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KEANE BROS. tan nance, 


THE LOWEST PRICES, 


And the most ‘Reliable Establishment to make your purchases at 
‘or send your orders to on the Coast, 


nd STRIOTLY ONE PRICE, whether it be for city or country. F rompt atten- 
“{ tion to all orders. Goods sent Cc. 0. D. 


NL, HASKELL, 


\™ rc ; WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN 
ee ETA RIN HSS, 
~ fe SADDLES, BRIDLES, WHIPS, 
SPURS, _BLANEDBTS. 


. No. 10 Bush STR STREET, AND 
MARKET STREET, one door below BATTERY ST. 
BRANCH, 1612 MISSION STREET. 


“The Railroad Gazetteer,” 


OFFICIAL ORCAN 
Of all. Railroad, Steamship and Stage Lines of Pacific Coast. 


CONTAING 


‘|TIME TABLES of all RAILROADS, 


Sailing Time of Steamers from San Francisco, 
Situation, Route, Distance and Fare to all Points on the Coast, 
A NEW AND 
Correct Map of the Entire Pacific Coast 
From British Columbia to Mexico, Information Regarding Places of Resort, etc. 

ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR. 
Address H. 8. CROCKER & CO., San Francisco. 


HTT: | RNTATRIAATTET AOR 


SP SIE Ee ars es 


Challen re Ore Feeder er 
FOR egiey MILLS, 


Over 1100 are now In use, use, Clving Entire none 


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“JOSHUA HENDY “Sxtsiarasetial sryyztons at euon,cna 


new and eenenacHiana. at Machine Works. 


Machine Works.” nos, 49 & 51 Fremont St., San Francisco 


Agents for ‘ BAKER'S” ROTARY PRESSURE BLOWERS. 
uu “« Pp. BLAISDELL & CO's MACHINISTS’ TOOLS. 
Also, FOR HOT POLISHED SHAFTING trom Akron iron Co., Akron, @hie 


HENRY L. DAVIS, Sec’y 


1A WIRE WU, 


on to A. Sah dite, Ro 1 
eccenors ¢ @ Galiforuia Wize Robinson & mae 


Ral? 


_ wloveracronens OF AND DEALERS IN 


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RE sim WIRE GOODS 


Oe iess, COPPER AND IRON 


RE OLOTH 


THE SCUTT PATENT 


|FOUR- POINTED BARBED FENCE WIRE, 


Licensed under all Patents. 


|FLaT AND ROUND WIRE ROPE 
oF IRON SND STEEL, 


Have Constantly on hand a Fall Line of 


WIRE WORK RAILINGS, GUARDS, SCREENS, 


Sieves, Shade Cloth, Bird Cages, Battery Screens, etc. - 


OFFICE AND SALESROOM, 


/ No. 6 CALIFORNIA STREET, 


testio FRANCISCO, 


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Its telegraphic news is the Intent and - com 


cible manner in which iy are some 


Its daily resume of: stock and mining o ‘ : 
prehensive and reliable, and is nore bond 
features in LS scape Je ciemsees 


accepted in mercantile and monetary circles as the 
| many years, ve 


Its literary department is all that cultivated 
make it. 


Its corps.of correspondents, stationed. in all qt , : 
civilized world, keep the readers of the Post well inf 
current events in their respective countries. 


THE DAILY EVENING POST 


Terms peryear - - = - - - (Postage pai , 


Hie THE WEEKLY POST 


Will be sent to all parts of the world for $2.00 per vee? 
advance. — 


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| |J. W. TUCKER & CO. 


SILVERSMITES 


No. 131 KEARNY STREET, 


SAN FRANCISCO, - - - = = CALIFORNIA. 


H. B, WILT": ¥~ A. CHESEBROUGH. W. H. DIMOND. 


Williams, Dimond & Ce, 


Shipping and . Commission 


MERCHANTS, 


202 MARKET STREET, - - ~- UNION BLOCK, 


SAN FRANCISCO. 


California—San Francisco. | ix 


Anglo Calinrian Bank 


(SuTAIITBD.) 


LONDON OFFICE................ -....-8 ANGEL COURT 
SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE. .N. E. COR. SANSOME and PINE 


Authorized Capital SHOCK, «0.00 06+ +seere +++ + GG 0OO,800 
Subscribed. ....... ccc scscccccece @eeeeoeeeeeeesteeee 8,000, 000 
Dig 4 Fs ih (RRR i RSG Raprne ry pute) > WF ieee ars iP pn IRRUD gery Corer 1,500,000 
Surplus. ......cccccccccccccvcccccce @eeseecosecers 300,000 


Remainder Subject to Call. 


DIRDCTORNRS IN LONDON. 
WM. F. SCHOLFIELD, E. H LUSHINGTON, 
ISAAC SELIGMAN, JOSEPH SEBAG. 
JULIUS SINGTON, Managing Director, London. 


CORRESPONDENTS AND AGENTS. 


TJ. & W. SELIGMAN & CO... cc cerecsecccresee cvcvcceccescevcedeereersec sence NEW YORK. 
| MASSACHUSETTS NATIONAL BANE ..... Cerone ress eeee sree cece reso reeeseen tees sees BOSTON. 
' MAVERICK NATIONAL BANK........cecescseccecsceereccseeeses seeveee . - BOSTON. 
i CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK....ccoescccece secccccccecersterecereeceseesens PHILADELPHIA. 
} MERCHANTS’ LOAN AND TRUST BOR veces ce o Ces eebeereceotevenes CHICAGO, 

BANK OF COMMERCE........ Perec eee eerereene see. ceeeeee ree eeereenesee eeee eens ST, LOUIS. 

ESPY, HEIDELBACH & CO.........cccceceecsecccee cece sereences sreseesevece CINCINNATI. 
i LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK ........000 ccscceee cocsevcteccveeve Urecsewes NEW ORLEANS. 
i! NEBRASKA NATIONAL BANK.............+ Cece ere ce crests ecey eer eeesece tes oes OMAHA. 


| MERCHANTS’ BANK OF CANADA ....00-. ccc cccccece cece cee rece teseecsceeeteseees CANADA. 
| SELIGMAN FRERES & CIE... 2... 6.0 wee eeee oe 
SELIGMAN & STETTHEIMER.... .........--.00 a 
GEBRUDER MEYER 


Fee e rete sees tere ress eee eseesreseseees © oes 


A 
BANQUE DE LA SUISSE ITALIENNE ..............+. 600s viele ose oes veiveinoee tyes LOCARNO, 
NIEDERSAECHSISCHE BANK ........cscsecsescceessess Paden, late cere spscee've CREOLE BREMEN, 


China, Japan and East Indies. 
Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London and China, 
Australia and New Zealand. 


‘Bank of Australasia and Branches. 


BILUS OF EXCHANGE, COMMERCIAL and TRAVELERS’ LET- 
TERS of CREDIT Issued, Collections made, and Stocks, Bonds 
and Ballion Bought and Sold on most favorable terms. 


MANAGERS IN SAN FRANCISCO: 


FREDERICK F. LOW, IGNATZ STEINHART. 
P. N. LILIENTHAL, Cashier. 


“| Church and Steamboat Bells 


California—San Francisco. 


ZEtna Iron Works Co. 


G. H. MALTER, President. GEORGE JOHNSON, Secretary and Manager. 
—MANUFACTURERS OF— 


IRON CASTINGS and MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS. 


Sole Manufacturers of G. W. White's Patent Rotary Furnace and 
Dryer, for reducing Gold, Silver and Quicksilver Ores. 


Works: 217 Fremont Street, - -. Bet. Howard and Folsom. 
BRANCH OFFICES; 
410 California Street, SAN FRANCISCO. And 189 Broadway, NEW YORK. 
Ca EE I EEE PEE PE IT TIES (EE 2 A ET I I NEI ED 


BERRY & PLACE MACHINE CO. 


PARKE & LACY, Proprietors. 
—IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN— 


TRON =! WOOD WORKING MACHINERY 


§ California Street, 
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 


“CALIFORNIA BRASS AND BELL FOUNDRY. 


125 First Street, 
Opposite Minna, San Francisco. /# || 


WEED & KINGWELL, 


AGENTS FOR 


SHIBERT’S 


Eureka Lubricator, 


BRASS COMPOSITION, 


Zinc & Babbitt Metal 
Castings. 


ELA 


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Brass Ship Work of all kinds, 
Spikes, Sheathing Nails, Rud- 
der Braces, Hinges, etc. Also 


and Gongs 
Steam, y Liahor; Water, Oil ; 
and Flange SOK, and Valves 
made and repaired. \ 
' Hydraulic Pi sand Nozzles, -~ 
and Hose Couplings and Con- 
nections. 


GOLD MEDAL awarded at = 
he Mechanics’ Fair, 1882. 


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California—San Francisco. xi 


BENEDICT & SMITH, 


*  |Merchant Tailors! | 


136 Montgomery Street, under Occidental Hotel, 


ng ee: 


First Door below Hotel Entrance, SAN FRANCISCO. 


ALL WORK GUARANTEED. 


Samples and Self-Meastring Rules 


SENT ON APPLICATION. 


TE TRESS SN 


| xii cs Francisco, 


GEORGE CAMPBELL, E. D. HEATLEY. 


Dickson, De Wolf & Co. 
Commission Merchants, 


412 and 414 Battery Street, San Francisco. 
Campbell, Heatley & Co., | 1 George Yard, Lombard St., London. 


Sole Agents of the Celebrated 


i|\CATHERWOOD’S WHISKIES. 
Viz: A.A. A., Century, Old Stock, Cranston, Etc, 


i Black Diamond Coal Mining Cp, 


Wholesale Dealers in all Foreign and Domestic 


STEAM AND HOUSE COALS AND SCREENINGS, 


By the Cargo and in Lots to Suit. 


Egg Coal, Lehigh Lump and Cumberland Coals. 
ENGLISH COKE AND PIG IRON. 


OFPIOB, ..........000 0000 8. E. CORNER SPEAR AND FOLSOM. 
P. B. CORNWALL, President. 


Vallejo Carriage Manufactory, 
0. L, HENDERSON, Proprietor. 
VALLEJO... CALIFORNIA. 


THE BEST OF WORK ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDER. 


California—San Francisco, 


Ampets. ..----- 22 ee eres cence sens tenes een eeee $1,250,000 | | 
Losses Paid..----------------------- - eeatve $4, 500, 000 


HOME OFFICE, S. W. corner California and Sansome Streets, 
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. 


The OLDEST and LARGEST Pacific Coast Fire Insnrance Company. 


PREMIUM RECEIPTS CREATER 
Than those of any Other coats American or Foreign. 


dig D. J. STAPLES, President. DUTTON, Secreta 
ALPHEUS BULL, Vice-President. uf W. CARPENTER, Assh. ‘Secretary. 
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Sct MR ets 
CAFE SUPERIOR. \% ' 7% SUPERIOR COFFEE 
oaks eee cas 
XICANAIMENcal Store 
MEXICANA : 
Calle de Dupont, No. 18264, 1326} 
AN UB ANCIIOO, DUPONT STREET 
CAFE SUPERIOR. SAN FRANCISCO. 
Oe ctieuwie ne SUBS 
EFECTOS DEL Pats All of our Goods are First-Class. 
Café y té dol mas fino, y toda Clase de Abarrotes. myey at | | rilerecr eee toe enlone n be found at 
ZEFERINO VALDEZ, A Gapesion Article of Coffec. 
Proprietario. ZEFERINO VALDEZ, Proprietor. - 


| xiv California—San Francisco, 


‘Howe's Und Slates Standard Seal 


ALL SIZES AND CAPACITIES, 


‘Including Union, Patent Even Balance, Portable Platform, Portable Drop Lever, 1 and 2 Pillar 
Dormant. 3 to 20 ton Hay Scales, Also, Ore, Wheat, Flour, Army, Leather, 
Dealer, Fish, Dairy, Pork, and Rolling Mill Scales, 


| The Highest Honors were given tothe HOWE SCALE at the Centen- 
nial Exposition upon the following essential points: 


1st. Protected Bearings. 2d. For their Strength. 3d. For their Simplicity. 4th. For their 
Economy in Construction. 5th. For their First-rate Material and Workmanship. 6th. For their 
various Original Improvements and Adaptations, which, being patented, are exclusively possessed 


by the HOWE. 
DAVID N. maw hes Ceneral Agent, 
117--119 Market Street, - - - - §AN FRANCISCO. 


Hortop’s Eureka Cart. 


Or, TWO-WHEELED PHAETON. 


EASY RIDING. POInte OF a periokley, EASY DRAFT. 
Simplicity, Neatness, Strength. and Style of Construction. © __ 


Pricee from $60 to $140. 


427 SEND FOR CIRCULAR. 
DAVID N. MAWLEY, Agent, 


117--119 Market Street, - - - «= + «+ « fan Francisco. 


SEN SESE, 


California—San Frameisco. xv 


Taney Maptebury Prelanran i" 


OF HAMBL RC. 


All Risks taken by this Company are participated in by three of the 
largest German Fire Insurance Companies, representing an 
aggregate Capital and Surplus of 64,000,000 Marks, or 


B 16,000, 0O0..........cceccccceesceccceeesees U. 8. Gold Coin | 


Magdeburg General Marine Insurance Co. 
| OF MACDEBURC. 
Paid up Caplital............. ener 3,000,000 Marks |. 


GUTTE & FRANK, 


General Agents, 
307 CALIFORNIA STREET........ .........55+ SAN FRANCISCO 


All Losses will be promptly paid a in U. 8. GOLD COIN, as soon. as claims 
re adjusted. 
SAE ES EEL I OT EE OE Te TI a BE Ee TE PE TE 


GOLDEN STATE AND MINERS’ 


IRON WORKS 


WALES L. PALMER, Pres't. I. W. KNOX, Sec’y. 


MANUFACTURE 


CASTINGS AND MACHINERY 


Of all kinds at Greatly Reduced Rates. 


Stevenson's Patent Mould-Board Amalgamators. 
Golden State Suction and Pressure Blowers: 


Nos. 237 to 257 FIRST STREET, 
| SAN FRANCISCO. 


California—San Francisco, 


HOTEL RHEIN. 


909 Kearny St., cor. Jackson, San Francisco, Cal. 


JOHN N. MEYER, Proprietor. 
Board and Lodging, per Weeks... ......... csesscccecccerecees O00 


Board and Lodging, DAG oiiies ie 8i so Miheis ob vs ccs aocelnasiets LIOO 
Single ia. cnienie secceccereccees BO Conta, 


Families accommodated on Reascnable Terms. 
Passengers and Baggage conveyed to and from the Hotel FREE OF CHARGE 


BANKING HOUSE 


PRESTON pep tseara 


LAZARD FRERES 


205 Sansome Street, San Francisco. 


LONDON OFFICE, - - Lazard Bros.& Co, - 60 Old Broad St., E.C 


PABIS @FFICE, - - - Lazard Freres & Cie. - 10 Rue Ste Cecile. 
NEW YORK OFFICE,- Lazard Freres, - - - 65 Pine Street. 


: PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS. 


: LONDON.... ........ Union Bank of Lordon. ROMB........0.....005 Raiser ee Ant. Cerasi 

.-. Gebruder Schuster. GENEVA. ; 

Ferdinand Jacobson. BASLE.. Anneren 

; Wm. Lie Al & Co. BAYONNE... .cccee cesses J. Gommes & Cie, 

ENNA Societie I. & R. Aut :ichienne de credit pour le Commerce et, Industrie, 
YOKOHAMA, SHANGHAI, BOMBAY, HONGKONG, CALCUTTA. 

Agency of the Comptoir d’Escomptejde Paris 


& Deposits Received. & 


EXCHANGE BOUGH™ AND SOLD, and LETTERS OF CREDIT granted, available in the United 
States, Europe, Ciiina, Japan and India. Commercial paper discounted, advances made 
on approved collaterals, and a general banking business transacted, 


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Cairn on Pranclon seme 
| | ALL PHOTCGRAPHS 
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MADE AT THE 


NEW ORK GALLERY, 


SAN FRANCISCO, 


—ARE— 


Guaranteed to be First-Class. 
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. 


J. H. PETERS & CO., 


PROPRIETORS. 


xviii — California—San Francisco. 


Insure in the Cheapest and Best! 


Wise and Safe Management. 
Careful Selection of Lives—Economy. 
Unequaled Security. 


1942. aiinere ae 1882. 
: THIRTY -NINE YEARS’ BENIF:CENT WORK 


MUTUAL LIFE IND. GO. 


OF NEW YORK. 
FS, WINGTON: 0... occ cise nc ev scencee PRESIDENT 


Assets, $94,702,957.92. 


Total Receipts to January 1, 1882, 


For Premiums........ .... $230,838,804,19 
For Interest and from other 
SOULCES. 6. tec cece ces cees 62,905,908.98 $293,744,713.17 


| Total Disbursements to January 1, 1882, 


For Death Claims, Annuities 


and Endowments........ 67,651,285.33 
For Dividends............ 58,666,830.05 
For Surrep dered and Lapsed , 
POMOUBG Ash iicee chews s 49,044,837.96 ~ 
Total Ret'd to Policy Holders, $175,362,953,84 
For Total Expenses.:....... 23,678,801.91  $199,041,755.25 
Remainder in Cash which is 
invested in Bank..........cceeeeceee cece $94,702,957.92 


A. B. FORBES, 


General Agent fer Pacific Coast. 
214 SANSOME STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. 


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[Providence Washington| 


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' California—San Francisco. 


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INSURANCE COMPANY — 
OF PROVIDENCE, BR, I. 


CAPITAL, paid up ..-......--------+-+-+---- $400,000 | 
ASSETS, Jan, 1, 1882................-...--- 890,503 


PRESCOTT INSURANCE CO. 


‘“PRUSSIAN NATIONAL 


INSURANCE COMPANY 
OF STETTIN, PRUSSIA. 


(INCORPORATED a D. “Dp. 1845) 


CAPITAL subscribed ..........-.--------+- $2,250,000 
CAPITAL paid up and Surplus bhsedees .--- . 787,500 
ASSETS Jan. 1, 1882.-.........-----.----- 8,026,424 


Losses Paid here as soon as Adjusted. 


LOUIS JACOBY, Gen’! Agent, 


439 California St., San Francisco. 
(Safe Deposit Building.) 


California—San Francisco. ' 


“The Goshen Wringer. 


The Bearings Need No Oiling. 


CARPET SWEEPER 


Having lately improved our Sweeper, both cy coneesgtica and finish, we now present to the na pabile 


Which for Beanty, Durability, Ease of Atjastinent and Work is Without a Rival. 


THE ‘GOSHEN SWEEPER AND WRINGER CO., GOSHEN, INDIANA. 
D. E. McCONAUGHY, General Agent, 242 Third Street, San Francisco, Cal. 
Orders from the Trade promptly filled at Factory Prices. 


California—San Francisco, xxi |’ 
HENRY STEIL, 
Artist Tailor, 
| @88 @ 68@ Weubet Gt. 


: UNDER PALACE HOTEL, SAN FRANCISCO, | 


CARD. 


Have constantly on hand the finest and Latest Importations from 


London, Hew Yt, Benin and Pai} 


nisin: CN ieiaaie 


| Cloths, Cassimeres, Chevoit and Scotch Goods 


Ever before offered to the public of the Pacific Coast. 


| Tomy former patrons and residents of interior cities I stand 

ready, ata moment's notice, to express a full line of samples of 
my latest importations, with descriptive fashion plates if desired; 
| also, rules for self-measurement; thus facilitating the ordering of 
Clothes. My wide-spread reputation guarantecing perfect satis- 
faction in style and fit. 

All orders shall receive my personal supervision and be filled 
with promptness and dispatch. 

Respectfully, 


HENRY STEIL. 


EF eee een UNECE 


California—San Francisco, 


PACIFIC 


ROLLING MILL COMPANY 


Capital Stock, $1,000,000. 


Established for the manufacture of Railfoad and Merchant Iron, Rolled Gird 
ers, and every variety of Rolled and Hammered Shafting, Railroad Supplies 
Forgings of all kinds, Horse Shoe Shapes, Machine and Bridge Bolts, Nuts, Wash- 
ers, Boiler Rivets, Harrow Teeth, etc., etc. 


Office, 202 Market Street, San Francisco, Cal. 


Orders addressed to PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO., P. 0. Box 2032, 
will have immediate attention. 


HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR SCRAP IRON. 


President........ William Alvord. Superintendent. .Pairick Noble: 
General Manager,.L.B.Benchley. Secretary..Charles M. Keeney. | 


selby Smelting and Lead Co. 


—— OFFICE: ——_ 
416 Montgomery Street, 'San Francisco. 


PRENTISS SELBY....................065. Superintendent. | 


Base Bullion, Lead and Silver Ores Purchased. 


ORES ASSAYED. 
Gold and Silver Bars taken for Refining. 


Also Manufacturers of 
Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Shot, Babbitt Metal, 
Sash Weights, etc. 


H. B. UNDERHILL Jr., Secretary. A. J. RALSTON, President. 


Paid-up Cash Capital.........cccccesecerecccecceseeee s+ 600,000.00 


Total: Cash: AMMGtO ie iidicceceleod ccd rdiecie ss eoeelee sb aeie vbiossiree $6,441,158.16 
Total Lisbilities, 0.065 ccs secret cecceeecereseesncrecseedeeves $4,785,425.87 
Surplus as regards Policy Holders .........seseccscesecvesecs $1,655,732.89 


Losses Paid on the Pacific Coast during 1881. 
$25,453.29. 
JAS, G. BATTERSON....Prest. RODNEY DENNIS........ Becretiary, 


‘THOMAS BENNET, General Agent, - 


410 California Street, San Francisco. 


R. J. TRUMBULL & CO. 


Wholesale and Retail Dealers in 


Vegetable, Flower and Tree Seeds, 


Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Etc. 
oe and 421 SANSOME eee! 
SAN FRANCISCO. 


Constantly on Hand Alfalfa, Timothy, Red Clover, Mesquit, Ken- 
- tucky Blue Grass, ‘Top Onions, Etc. 


WELCH & CO. 
[mportors, Ghipping and (Gommisgion 


MHRCHAN TS, 
Brittan’s Building, 109 California Street, San Francisco, Cal. 
Agents Moodyville Sawmill Compeny (limited) Burrard Inlet, B. C. 


REPRESENTED BY 
R. D. WELCH & C@............. 42446 Bower Chambexs, Liverpool, En 


WELCH, RITHET & GO........... ....0....055 ictoria, British Columbie, 


The Winter weather at Monterey is warmer than at 
any of the European or Floridian resorts, and much drier. 
It is for all the world like the Indian Summer of the East- 
ern and Southern States. ’ 


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The Most Delightful Summer and Winter Resort on the Pacific Coast, and the Handsomest Seaside Hotel in the World. 


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HOTEL Del MONTE 


IS OPEN ALL THE YEAR ROUND 
For the Reception of Guests and Seekers after Health, 


Monterey, Cal., “The Queen of American Water 


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California —Som Francieoo, xXV 
Monterey,: California, 
“QUEEN OF AMERICAN WATERING PLACES,” 


The Most Charming Summer and Winter Resort in the World. 


Pacific Grove Retreat 


MONTEREY, CAL., 
The Christian Seaside Resort. 


Is open for the Reception of 


VISITORS, TOURISTS 8 CAMPERS 
All the Year Round. 


Illustrated * Folders,” 


Giving full information in relation to the GROVE, ROUTES TO MONTEREY, 
ACCOMMODATIONS AT THE GROVE, THE STORES AND STABLES, 
RELIGIOUS SERVICES, CHAUTAUQUA CIRCLE, MORAL AND PRU- 
DENTIAL MANAGEMENT, SEA BATHING, BOATING, LOTS for BUILD- 
ING RESIDENCES or for RENTING PURPOSES, etc., can be obtained of Mr. 


| J. O. Jonnson, Supt. Pacific Grove, Monterey, or from any Station Agent on the 


line of the CENTRAL OR SOUTHERN PaciFic RAILROADS, 
Respectfully, 
R. P. HAMMON Ds, JR., 
‘Agent Pacific Improvement Company, Monterey, Cal. 


(QOORAPHY OF THIS COUNTRY, WILL 
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R’Y, 


Being the Creat Central Line, affords to travelers, by reason of its unrivaled geo- 
graphical position, the shortest and best route between the East, Northeast and, 
Southeast, and the West, Northwest and Southwest. 

It Is literally and strictly true, that its connections are all of the principal lines 
of road between the Atlantic and the Pacific. 

By its main line and branches it reaches. Chicago, Joliet, Peoria, Ottawa, 
La Sallie, Geneseo, Moline and Rock Isiand, in Ulinois; Davenport, Muscatine, 
Washington, Keokuk, Knoxville, Oskaloosa, Fairfield, Des Moines, West Liberty, 
lowa City, Atlantic, Avoca, Audubon, Harlan, Guthrie Center and Council Bluffs, 
in lowa; Gallatin, Trenton, Gameron and Kansas City, in Missouri, and Leaven= 
worth and Atchison in Kansas, and the hundreds of cities, villages and towns 
intermediate. The 


“GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE,” 


As it is familiarly called, offers to travelers all the advantages and comforts 
incident to a smooth track, safe bridges, Union Depots at all connecting points, 
Fast Express Trains, composed of COMMODIOUS, WELL VENTILATED, WELL 
HEATED, FINELY UPHOLSTERED and ELEGANT DAY COACHES; a line of the 
MOST MAGNIFICENT HORTON RECLINING CHAIR CARS ever built; PULLMAN’S 
latest designed and handsomegt PALACE SLEEPING CARS, and DINING CARS 
that are acknowledgew by press and people to be the FINEST RUN UPON ANY 
ROAD IN THE COUNTRY, and in which superior meals are served to travelers at 
the low rate of SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS EACH. 
THREE TRAINS each way between CHICAGO and the MISSOURI! RIVER. 

Pia Bae sgg each way between CHICAGO and MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL, 
via the famous 


ALBERT LEA ROUTE. 


A New and Direct Line, via Seneca and Kankakee, has recently been opened, 
between Newport News, Richmond, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and La Fayette, 
and Council Bluffs. St. Paul, Minneapolis and intermediate points. 

All Through Passengers carried on Fast Express Trains. 

For more detailed information, see Maps and Folders, which may be obtained, as 

well as Tickets, at all principal Ticket Offices in the United States and Canada, or of 


R. R. CABLE, Ez. ST. JOHN, 
Vice-Pree’t & Gen’!] Manager, Geni T’k’t & Pase’r Ag’t, 


CHICAGO. 


“» 


Daily, Sunday and Weekly German orm 


(ESTABLISHED 1858.) eae : 


nana = Y 
Wh and Advert bomen tne Ca eo 
IFORNIA Bauteast txt would } 


number of readers than Bey wi 
by any other channel. 


Terms per Richidia:’ ’ 4 ie 


The Leading ing German Pa- 
per in the State with over 


100,000 


GERMAN INHABITANTS. 


Only German Paper west of Mis- 
sour that furnishes its froaders with 


THE LATEST TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS 
Of the Associated Press. ; il 
Advertisements inserted on the Most Liberal Terms, 


The Circulation of the DeMoxrat is THREE TEMES LARGER than that of any 
other daily German Newspaper, and larger than all the German papers combined published. on 


this coast. 
FREDERICK HESS & CO.., Editors and Proprietors. 
409, 413 Bush Street (Demokrat Building), San Francisco. 


ESTABLISHED 1852. 


L. P. FISHER’S 
ADVERTISING AGENCY 


Rooms 20 and 21 Merchants’ Exchange, 
CALIFORNIA SIREET, SAN FRANCISCO. 


Agent or the D het eels Enterprise, Portland Oregonian, Stockton 
Independent, Marysville Appeal, Sacramento Mee, etc, 


Advertisements solicited for papers published in California, Oregon, Nevada and Colorado ; Wash- 
ington, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Arizona, and adjacent Territories; Sandwich Islands, Polynesia, 
the British Possessions, Mexican Ports, Nicaragua, Panama, Valparaiso, Japm. and China; New 
Zealand and the Australian Colonies, the Atlantic States and Europe. 4 


Advertisements received for any Newspaper published in tis U. States, 


George C. Brooke. Charles W. Deaves. 


BROOKE & DEAVES, 


LICENSED FENCE ADVERTISERS, 


Sign and Pictorial Painters & Wood Engravers 
Central and Southern Pacific Railroad and South Pacific Coast R. RB, 


DEPOT AND FENCE ADVERTISERS. 
Office and Works, 717 Market Street, San Francisco, Cal. 


ALL KINDS OF ADVERTISING SIGNS. 


California—Sam Francisco. 


BUREAU ot IMMIGRATION 


OFFICE: 
Corner of Front and D Streets, 
PORTLAND, OREGON 


Immigrants are advised to call, upon their arrival in Portland, 


AT THE BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION 


Where they will receive detailed information pertaining to 


ROUTES OF TRAVEL, 
CHARACTER AND LOCATION OF RAILWAY, 


GOVERNMENT AND OTHER LANDS, 


In Oregon, Washington, Idaho, etc., etc. 


INFORMATION AND MAPS FURNISHED FREE OF CHARGE. 


A complete Collection of Agricultural and other Products of the Great 
Pacific Northwest is kept on exhibition at this office. 


Descriptive Pamphlets and Samples of Grain, Etc., 
MAILED FREE OF CHARGE. 


LETTERS OF INQUIRY PROMPTLY ANSWEREL. 


Address, BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION, 
Portland, Oregon. 


—=—— 


California—San Francisco, xxix 


IF 80, SECURE YOUR TICKETS 


via the 


BURLINGTON 


ELO UO TE: 


Chicago, Burluptoa and Quiney A. Bi 


AND SO INSURE 


COMFORT, SPEED ¢ SAFETY. 


This favorite Road connects with the Northern Route at 
Omaha, and the Southern Route at Kansas City 


FOR ALL POINTS EAST. 


PULLMAN PALACE 16-WHEEL DINING AND SLEEPING | 
CARS RUN ONLY ON THIS LINE. 


Address T. D. McKAY, General Agent, 
Occidental Hotel, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 


ACT tl tn mt ma 


California—San Francieco. 


Irl=WALFreEL’s 
SIDE-HILL PLOW 


Patented September 7, 1875, and October 3, 188%. 


Is stronger and less complicated than any other, working easier; is equally as good for 
the valley as the:hill ; it requires no kicking to unlock ; hooked in a moment while the 
team is moving. The plow is made light, but of the very best material. 
All Extra Shares, etc., warranted to fit, and can he placed on the Plow by the farmer. 
THE PRICE IS REDUCED, making it the (cheapest Plow of its quality in th 
market. All orders promptly attended to by ad iressing i 


BR. I. KNAPP, Mznufacturer and Proprietor, 
: HALF MOON BAY, CAL. 


Price of Plow, Complete, with Wheel 
Extra Shares, €ach ..............5005 seseeees Senses Niahivees ereaticnnite an 


All persons are warned against making, buying, selling, or using this kind of Plow 
without the Patentee’s Mark, ; 


R. I. KNAPP’S 


(For Sale by all the Principal Dealers.) 


ONE-HORSE SIDEHILL RIGHT AND LEFT 


a — 


Low. 


Patented Sept. 7, 1875, and October 3, 1882. 
Is especially adapted for Vineyard Culture on hillsides, but equally good for flat land, 


and is : 
WARRANTED TO GIVE SATISFACTION. 


It is made light and of the BEST MATERIAL ; it may be turned to the right or left 
to throw the soil to or from the vine; the beam may be moved in a moment to give the 


plow more or less land, as desired. 
Try one, and if not pleased, return it and get your money. 


Price of Plow $20.00. Extra Share $3.50. 


R. I. KNAPP, Manufacturer and Proprietor, 


haLF MOON BAY, CAL. 


California—San Francisco. xxxi 


New Wisconsin Hotel, 


No. 902 Montgomery Street, 
SAN FRANCISCO. 


HENBY EVANS, ---..--------------------- Proprietor. 


(SUCCESSOR TO JOHN TREMBATH.) 


RATES OF CHARCES. 


Board and Lodging, per day............ CECEE TROOPER HIRE EEOEES $1.00 
Board and Lodging, per week.... .........sseesseseeers $5.00 to $6.00 


This HOTEL is convenient to the Victoria, Oregon, San 
Diego and Humboldt Steamers. 


Superior Accommodations for Families at Reduced Rates. 


Transient visitors will find this one of the most comfortable and convenient 
houses in the city, the rooms being large, light and airy. 


‘* FREE COACH TO THE HOUSE.@ 


xxxii California—San Francisco. 


_ San Francisco and Sacramento. 
IMPORTING AND 


Wholesale Stationers! 


PRINTERS, LITHOGRAPHERS, BOOKBINDERS, 
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS. 


Novelties in Stationery and Fine Goods. 


AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF 


_ ILLUMINATED CORRESPONDENCE CARDS. 
Fine Papers with Envelopes to Match. 


H. S. CROCKER & CO., 


208 and 210 J Street, . 215, 217, 219 Bush Street, 


Sacramento. San Francisco. 


DIXON, BERNSTEIN & oat — 


with in 
; We 


Branch: Coney Front and Stark Streets, 
Portland, Oregon. 


250 and 252 MARKET ST., 
San Francisco. 


-§an Francisco Jewelry Manufactory. 
Established 1863, 


D. W. LAIRD, 


, 27 POST STREET, BET. KEARNY AND MONTGOMERY, 


SAN FRANCISCO, — 


Watches, Jewelry and Diamond Work, Badges and Medals for Sale and Made to 
Order. Watches and Jewelry repaired by Skillful Workmen. 


{ SE RE REEL (SEES | 


DIEFENBACHER'S 


EUREKA EAR TONIC 


DIEFENBACHER'S ie Trade Mark. 


EUREKA fii) 
rt UL TW o rs 


| || Dandruff, Falling Out of the Hair, Dry- 
H For eradicating Dand- oii set gi Beaty we 


This Tonic has the merit of having cured many cases 

erouritiiet aie nie ond : where the best of other remedies have failed. It isnicely 

preventing its falling I perfumed, and independent of its curative power, is a 
out. : 


qh) i aie agreeable dressing for the hair, making it soft and 
if Hit i 8 ossy. 
Prepared and sold by BJ. lii!_——“sIf you are troubled with any disorder of the scalp, try a 
G. DIEFENBACHER, fMif/'l) bottle of my Tonic, and the beneficial effects of a few ap- 
Tonsorial Artist, At plications will be apparent. If used according to my 
ii directions it will never fail. 


PREPARED BY 


CEORCE DEIFENBACHER, 


My TONSORIAL ARTIST, 
O11} Larkin Street....... San Francisco. 
For sale by all Druggists. 


Payne's Bolt Works, ¥ 


(Late California Bolt and Nut Works.) 


Nos. 114& 116 Mission St., San Francisco. 
PAYNE BROS, Prop’rs. 


= 


Hi Ih | i nH | Manufacturers of all kinds of mall | 
ED sorise nuts & 
For Machines, Bridges, Elevators & Agricultural Implements; 
Bolt Ends, Joint Bolts, Lag Screws. 
Ship-Building Bolts, Tap Bolts and Set Screws, blank or 
threaded; House, Roof, and Foundation Bolts, Washers, etc, 


Bolts and Nuts of every description made to order on the most favorable terms. 


Oregon—Portlamd. 


[Northern Paeifie _ 


_WEOTSnS ate ieall 


i a 
mes) 


A 


In connection with the Oregon Railway and Nav. Co’s Lines to form the 


POPULAR RL ROUTE of 160%. 


With a continuous rail line from 


The Great Lakes to Deep Water on Puget S:und. 
THE PACIFIC DIVISION 


Is now in operation from Kalama, on the Columbia River, to the Sound Port of 
New Tacoma, connecting at Tenino with Daily trains for Olympia. 


THE PEND D'OREILLE DIVISION 


Leaving the line of the O. R, & N. CO,, at Walulla Junction, is the only rail 
route for 


AINSWORTH, SPRAGUE, CHENEY, 
SPOKANE FALLS, RATHDRUM, Lake Pend D’Oreille, 


And all points in 
Northern Idaho and Montana. 


THE CLARK’S FORK DIVISION 


Rapidly nearing completion to within easy distance of Missoula, will soon be 
recognized as The Rapid. and Cheap Transportation Route 
between Montana Points and the P ic Seaboard. 


CENERAL OFFICERS: 

HENRY VILLARD, President, 82 Broadway,N. Y. C. N. SCOTT, Aud. and Disbursing Officer, 

T. F. OAKES, Vice President, Portland. 
A. J. THOMAS, 2d Vice President,  ‘‘ ss | H. THIELSEN. ML taba Engineer, “¢ 
HALLETT , Supt. of Construction, 


SAM’L WIILKESON, Secretary sf ce ‘les oe 
D. SANBORN, Purchas i Seda Ug 


R. L. BELKNAP, Treasurer, 6s “ 

GEO. GRAY, Gen’! Counsel, es ‘© | OTIS SPRAGUE, Supt. Pac. Div., New Tacoma. 
J. A. BARKER, Gen’! Auditor, sf sé 
J. W. SPRAGUE, Gen’l Supt., New Tacoma, W.T. 
MARTIN WINCH, Gen’! oe. Agent, PoMland. 


JOHN MUIR, Supt. of Traffic, _ Portland, Or. 


Division, Bpeeave, W. T. 
L. STOKES, Gen’! Eastern Pass. 


H. W. FAIRWEATHER, Supt. Pend d’Oreille 
A. Agen 
62 Clark Street, Ginays 


Oregon—Portland. XXXV 


Urepan Railway and Navigation Com’p, 


The Extensive Transportation System of the Northwest. 


Ea. c eX. we a 


x es ! = 
THE OCEAN DIVISION. 
Stuunch and Elegant Iron Steamers EVERY FOUR DAYS. 
The “ COLUMBIA,’ Captain Bolles. 
The “STATE OF CALIFORNIA,” Capt. Debney. 
The “ ORECON,”’ Captain Polemann. 
Between San Francisco and Astoria and Portland. 


The Gateway to the Inland Empire. 


Commodious River Steamers Daily. 
Down the Columbia to Kalama and Astoria. 


Up the Willamette to Oregon City and Salem. 
Up the Columbia to Bonneville. 
THERE CONNECTING WITH. 
Daily Express Trains for The Dalles, Umatilla, 
Walla Walla, Waitsburg, and Dayton. 
And with Boats at Riparia for Almota, Lewiston and Snake River Points, 


From Kalama the3Trains of the Northern Pacific connect at Tacoma, W. T., with Fine 
Sound Steamers for Seattle, Port Townsend, Victoria, B.C., Utsalady, Se- 
home, on Bellingham Bay, and with River boats for points on the SKAGAT and 
NOOKSACK RIVERS. 


During the Season, Special§inducements and Low Rates offered to Tourists to view the 
Beautiful Scenery of the Columbia and Willamette Rivers, to Ilwaco and the Seaside, and overland 
to the enchanting waters of PUGET SOUND, the Sportsmen’s Paradise. 


This Company also dispatches a*monthly boat from Celilo for Priest’s Rapids and points 
in Yakima and Hittitas Valleys, while the rail branch now being constructed from the 
line of the Pend d’Oreille Division, N. P. R. R. will soon penetrate the Palouse country to Farm- 
1 ington, Colfax, Moscow andjEndicott. : 


CENERAL OFFICERS. 


H. VILLARD, P: ssident, New York City. | A. L. STOKES, Gen. Eastern Pass, Agt., 

J. N. DOLPH, Vice-President and Cousulting 62 Clark St., Chicago, 
q gene Portland, Or. | A. L. MAXWELL, Ticket Agt., Portland, Or. 
C. H. PRESCOTT, Manager, ee GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Ag’ts and Supt’s, 
J. M. BUCKLEY, Asst. Manager, $s San Francisco. 
C. J. SMITH, Comptroller, + Capt GEO. J. AINSWORTH, Supt. River 
HORACE WHITE, Treasurer, New York City.| . Division, Portland, Or. 
THEO. WYGANT, Asst. Treas., Portland, Or. | F. T. DODGE, Asst. Supt. River Div., ‘ 
JOHN MUIR, Supt. of Traffic, i) JNO. GATES, Chief Eng:, Riv. Div., “ 
J. H. HUDDLESON, Auditor, Freight’and H. THIELSEN, Chief Eng. of Construction, 

Ticket Accts, Portland, Or. Portland, Or. 


MARTIN WINCH, General Baggage Agent, Portland, Oregon. 


xxxvi Kansas—Topeka. 


+~==HOW TO GO EAST.==' 
THE NEW AND POPULAR ROUTE IS VIA THE 


ATCHISON, TOPEKA § SANTA FE, 
AND SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROADS. 


This line carries the traveler from San Francisco through Southern 
California and the city of Los Angeles; through the valley of the Rio 
Gila in Arizona; along the banks of the Rio Grande and through the cities 
of Socorro, Albuquerque, Santa Fe and Las Vegas, in New Mexico, across 
a picturesque corner of Colorado, and over the broad prairies of fertile 
Kansas—just now rejoicing in the distinction of being the prize agricul- 
tural State of America. 

At Kansas City or Atchison, connection is made with a dozen great 
trunk lines, for all points north, east or south. 

The time and cost are practically the same as by other lines, but in 
nearly everything calculated to interest the traveler and make the journey 
an enjoyable one the Southern Route is vastly superior to the old beaten 


track across Nevada. 
THE EQUIPMENT 


Of the ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE is not surpassed by that of 
any of the great routes of travel and traffic in the United States. 

A smopth track, rock ballast, steel rails, elegant coaches, Pullman pal- 
ace sleeping cars—these are only a few of the main features. An examin- 
ation as to details will show that the ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE 
is provided with every approved device tending to secure the comfort and 
safety of passengers, and enjoys a record for freedom from accidents of 
which any road might be ron 

Among the items of equipment peculiar to the ATCHISON, TOPEKA 
AND SanTA FE, are the Emigrant Sleeping Cars, for which there is noextra 
charge.: These cars are similar in construction to the first-class sleepers, 
except that they are not upholstered. By furnishing their own blankets 
emigrants may make themselves as comfortable in these cars as in first- 
class sleepers. 

The Eating Houses of the ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE are all 
under the supervision of one man—a caterer of long experience—and 
nothing is left undone in this respect to make travel a pleasure to the 


traveler. 
TWELVE HOURS SHORTER. 


That is the time al will save by taking the ACHTSON, TOPEKA AND 
Santa FE when traveling from any point in Central and Southern Colorado 
to Kansas City and the Kast. Take Leadville, as an example, for a start- 
ing point. The best time made to Kansas City, by way of Denver, is forty- 
six hours and thirty-five minutes. The best time made between Leadville 
and Kansas City, via Pueblo and the Santa Fe route, is thirty-six hours. 
Taking all the regular passenger trains that leave Leadville for the East, 
during twenty-four hours, and the advantage in time gained by the ATCHI- 
SON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE to the Missouri River is from eleven hours 
) to thirteen and a half hours. 

For maps, rates, time tables, full description of the route, and any 
other information you may desire, address W. F. WHITE, 

Gen. Pass.and Ticket Agent, TOPEKA, KANSAS. 


‘LAS VECAS HOT SPRINGS. 


These springs rise not far from the mouth of a beautiful cafion, which 
opens upon the plains six miles above the city of Las Vegas. Here nature 


Kansus—Topeka, xxxvii 


has provided a temperate and healthful climate, and distills through the 
oatth streams of hot water endowed with subtile powers for healing many 
of the ills flesh is heir to. There are twenty-two of these thermal foun- 
tains, varying in temperature from 110° to 140° Fahr. The waters are 
almost exactly like those of the long, celebrated springs of Karlsbad in 
Europe, both in quantitative and qualitative analyses. The altitude of Las 
Vegas is 6,400 feet—higher than Mt. Washington—and the atmosphere is 
clear, pure and invigorating; malarial poisons are impossible. 
Art could not have designed a more picturesque location than that 
rovided by nature for these life-giving fountains. The mountain scenery 
in the immediate vicinity, grand and inspiring as it is, is not more inter- 
esting and attractive than the pays Spanish civilization which has 
held its sway in all that country for three hundred years; or, more curious 
still, the ruined cities and strange traditions that tell the tourist of a civili- 
zation that was old when the Spaniards came. New Mexico is “The Old 
Curiosity Shop” of America, and some of her most quaint and curious 


} portions are easily accessible to the visitor at the Springs. Santa Fe, the 


- 


oldest city in the United States,—and Santa Fe, just as it used to be hun- 
dreds of years ago—is only half a day’s ride by rail from the springs. The 
finest hunting grounds in America, where antelope, black-tailed deer, bear, 
and smaller game abound, may be found by short excursions from the 
hotels in almost any direction, while the fisherman may bait his hook on 
the edges of numerous trout pools in the immediate vicinity of the Springs. 

The Las Vegas Hot Springs are the property of the ATCHISON, TOPEKA 
AND SANTE FE RAILROAD CoMPANY, and it is upon such a basis as is 
briefly described above that the managers of the great road have built one 
of the most attractive health and pleasure resorts in the United States. 
Two fine hotels and.numerous cottages have been erected; a bath house, 
under the control of an experienced manager; gas works and water works 
are provided; and everything that the architect, the engineer and land- 
scape gardener can do, to make more lovely this spot, made so beautiful 
by nature, is being done. 


THE MONTEZUMA. 

The new hotel opened April 17, 1882, is under the immediate management 
of Mr. C. D. Frost, late manager of the Lindell Hotel, St. Louis. This ele- 
gant house is furnished in the latest styie and has every modern conven- 
ience. A branch railway from Las Vegas to the Springs, a distance of six 
miles, conveys visitors almost to the very doors of the hotels. Seventy 
miles of romantic Alpine roads are being constracted to every point of 
interest in the adjacent mountains. 

The bath house is 200 feet in length, two stories high, and is built of 
cut stone, on the opposite side of the river from the hotels and plaza; it is 
connected by a rustic bridge, which crosses the river high above the rocky 
bed of the mountain torrent below. The bath house has a capacity of 
bathing 500 people per day, giving every variety of bath,—medicated, 
electric, vapor, shampoo, douche, ring baths, tub, spray and shower. 
Special apartments for the treatment of contagious diseases have been pro- 
vided, and a plentiful supply of roller inclined invalid chairs for the use 
of the sick and paralytic. 

The baths are of apoptal value in the treatment of all blood poisons, 
theumatism and kindred ills, paralysis, spinal diseases, nervous affections, 
dyspepsia, Bright’s disease, etc., while the climate is a paradise for con- 
sumptives and persons suftering from catarrh or hay .fever. 

he Las Vegas Hot Springs is admirably located as a half-way stop- 
ping place for trans-continental travelers. Stop-over privileges are granted 
on first-class tickets. For further information, address 
W. F. WHITE, 


Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent, So te S. F. RR. 
peka, Kansas. 


xxxviii California—San Francisco, | 
JOHN MARTELL, 
Gold and Silver Plater, 


No. 623 ote oe =’I"., 
Bet. Montgorery and Kearny, - ° AN FRANCISCO. 


Manufacturer and Importer of Coach and Carriage Hardware, Lamps, etc. 
ood assortment of Carriage Lamps and Candles constantly on hand, Par. 
ticular ie: bg paid to the repairing of Carriage Lamps. Name Plates made 
at short n ‘ood assortment of Door Plates and Numbers on hand. 
. iB. ey 0 from the country promptly attended to. 


A. M. JEWELL. CG. A. HOOPER. G. W. HOOPER. 


A. M. JEWELL & CO. 


MANUFACTURERS OF 


WOODEN PUMPS 


—AND— 


eirFY EE, 
Chlorination Tubs and Water Tanks 


ALSO, ALL KINDS OF HOUSE FINISH. 


FACTORY AND OFFICE: 


Berry Street, bet. Third and Fourth, 
SAN FRANCISCO. 


Send for Catalogue of Mouldings and Brackets. 


California—San Francieco-Santa Rosa. xxxix 


CARRIAGE FACTORY. 
Ss. W. METCALF, 


Manufacturer of 


METCALF’S PATENT CHAISE, 


PATENTED NOV. 20, 1881, 


Cor. of Third and Hinton Ave. - - SANTA ROSA. 
E. F. LORQUIN, 


NATURALIST, 


410 KEARNY STREET, UPSTAiRs, 
SAN FRANCISCO. 


BIRDS AND FEATHERS OF ALL KINDS FOR HATS. 


J. H. MITCHELL, 


The Thompson Phaeton, 


—AND— 


THE METCALF CHAISE, 


TWO-WHEELED. 


e@ Send for Price List and Detailed Description. 


J. H. MITCHELL, 
Cor. #thand 4 Sirects, - - - SANTA BOSS. 


xl California—San Francisco. 


PATENTED DECEMBER i, 1975. I. L. MERRELL, 
Reed's Sectional Boiler Wy 


Manufacturer of the 


Steam- Pipe ' Covering. - ; | UNIVERSAL WIREBOUND 
a ~ ee) ASBESTOS 


AND DEALER IN 


Asbestos Roofing 


I. LL. MERRELL, a 
AGENT FOR MATERIALS, 
REED'S ELASTIC SECTIONAL, NON- —AND— 
CONDUCTING COVERING : 
cr Steam Sarfaces, Soapstone Mastic Roofing, 


OFFICE AND FACTORY: 
316 Townsend Street, : - San Francisco. 
Branch Office, - - - 22 California Street. 


PHENIX IRON WORKS 


Nos. 18 and 20 Fremont St., near Market, San Francisco, Cal. 


ALL KINDS OF 


Forging and Machine Work, 


games, Prison Cells Bridge Work 
WIZ? 3 hes 


r bb Five and Burglar-Proof Safes, 
yee ~— ‘Bank Vaults and Bank Locks. 
’/@ Mrought tron Doors and Shutters. 


ALL KINDS OF 
HOUSE-SMITH WORK 
Made to Order. 


| R. YOUNG, - Proprietor. 


Wrought Iron Girders and Beams. 


California—San Francisco-Truckee. 


| 
THE OVERLAND MONTHLY 


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rial Progress of the Pacific Slope, and it is the intention to retain in future numbers its character- 
istic reputation for : 


Studies of Western Manners 
and Civilization ; 
Independent - wus _. Travels and ’ 

Literary Criticism; —SSSS==—_ = Geographical Sketches. 


Essays on Local 
Material Resources; 


With such other additions as may tend to the higher development of the Social, Literary, Mate- 
rial and Moral Resources of the West. Now is the time to Subscribe. 


Terms; #4.06 per annum, payable in advance. 


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408 California St., San Francisco. London: Trttbner & Co., 57, 59 Lucigate Hill. 
ETE DIETS PETE 


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Boek and Joh Printer 


52° Washington Street, 


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THE TRUCKEE 


SEMI-WEEKLY 


REPUBLICAN 


IS THE 


BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM 
On the Line of the C. P. R. R, 


TERMS: 
One Year........ Eee Coie pcb Baim: Wncore se bts we 0, 6 
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Three Months........ccceee ens ; Verbeekeeen eee 


| W. F. EDWARDS, Editor and Manager. 


Oregon—Portland. 


Pacific ‘Slope Lands! 


The Northern Pacific Railroad. Company 


OFFERS FOR SALE 


10,000,000 ACRES 


aan Ry see 
WHEAT LANDS, 
GRAZING LANDS, 
TIMBER LANDS, 


Situated in the Regions traversed by its line in Oregon, Wash- 
ington and Idaho Territories, and available fcr immediate 
Settlement and Improvement. 


The Northern Pacific Railroad is now completed from Puget Sound 
to Rock Island, Montana. The additional division from Pend d’Orielle 
Lake to Clark’s Fork will be opened this year. Much of the country 
it traverses is 


THE MOST PRODUCTIVE WHEAT LAND ON THE CONTINENT, 


yielding from thirty to fifty bushels to the acre. The railroad trans- 
ports grain to the shipping points on the Columbia River and Puget 
Sound at a moderate and uniform freighv rate, which insures the far- 
mer a paying price for his products. 


THE CRAZINC LANDS 


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THE TIMBER LANDS 


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A r..u soil, a mild and healthy climate, good transportation facilities, 
a growing, intelligent and enterprising population, and excellent oppor- 
tunities for industry and capital invite the emigrant to Oregon and 


Washington. 
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: Land Commissioner, 
PAUL SCHULZE, St. Paul, Minn. 
General Land Agent, 
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CONTENTS. 


Academy, Cal......... hvene 477,\Annabella,‘Utah ..........1273|Battle Creek, Cal.........++ 405 
Acampo, Cal.eseoesssee.e. 477) Annaly, Cal.........++0++++ 485/Battlo Creek, Idaho... ....1856 
Ada, Mont........++ +eeeees1882/Antelope, Or........++++++0 964/Battle Mountain, Nev......1218 
Adams Springs, Cal......... 477|/Antelope, Sac Co, Cal....... 485|/Bay View, WT... .......-+1108 
Adamsville, Utah........... 1273/Antelope Valley, AST... ...1410|/Beach, WT, ......+0.e+000e1l08 
Adelaida, Cal,.......+e0eee0. 477/ Antelope, Yolo Co, Cal...,. 485/Bean, A T....  ...... + eee e410 
Adin, Cal..... header enuette 477|Anthony House, Cal........ 486|Beaver, Idaho...........,+.1856 
Adobe Meadows, Cal........ 477/Antioch, Cal,.............. 495|Beaver, WT. seevee oe LlOB 
Adobetown, Mont...........1882/Apache Pass, A T,.,. .....1410|/Bear River Ci 


ty, Utah... ..1274 
tna Springs, Cal.......... 477/Apex, Cal......+esse0+.00++ 486/Bears Mouth, Boat... 1883 


Agnew’s Station, Cal........ 477/Applegate, Or........ ..... 964/Bear Valley, Colusa Co, Gal, 495 
+» LLO7A Cal 


Ainsworth, W eoeee if +++ 486)/ Bear Valley, Marip’a Co, Cal. 495 
Airlie, Or, .....+.+ cocvcees 957/ Aqueduct City, Cal ..... .». 487|Bear Valley, S DiegoCo, Cal. 495 
Alameda, Cal..........478, 1474/Arbuckle, Colusa Co, Cal... 487|/Beaver Creek, Mont........1883 
Alameda Point, Cal. ........ 


++ eeeeLl07|/Beaverton, Or........0.000+ 972 
soeeeecesces 487|Beckwith, Cal....ceccsseee+ 405 


Alaska... .ccescsecceececee L206/Arco, Idaho ...cce.ccee see .1356|/Bedford, Mont..........++.1883 
Alba, Or eeeee bee eee reeeree 957 +++e+1883/Bed Rock, A Di ecccepessasaGee 
Albany, Or...ecseeseee Belen, N M.....++ 1451 
Albina, Or . 963 +e+eeeeeel274/Belknap, Mont..... 1884 
Albion, Cal.. . 481/Argentine, Cal.... . 488/ Belknap Springs, Or 972 
Albion, Idaho.... .1856/Arivaca, AT...... .1410} Belleville, Cal.... « 495 
Albuquerque, N 1446/ Arizona Territory. 1409|Bellay.lle, Nev... 1216 
Alcatraz, Cal... 481/Arlington, Cal..... 488) Bella\ue, Idaho. . 1856 
Alder, Or.......+ . 963/Arroyo Grande, Cal. . -» 488/Bellevue, Or........ eve 972 
Alderton, W T...... ..1107/Artesia, Cal.... .. ....++++ 488/Bellovue, Utah..........- 1274 
Alert Bay, BC ............ 1489/Arthur, Nev..esee..++.-.. .1210|/Bello, Cal......... seeveeces 495 
Alexander Valley, Cal...... 48l/Arthur, Or..........++..+++ 964/Bellota, Cal...see.seeceee oe 405 
Alexandria, AT....... «++. 1410/Arthur, WT... Heediess ane 1107|Bell’s Station, Cal.......... 405 
yy) eee hs Cal...... sevesecee 4891/4 -.1107/Belmont, Cal.......0..0+00 405 
Alhambra Mill, Cal..... eee 481/Ashcroft, B C.......05 ++eee1185|/Belmont, Mont........+++ +1384 
Alisal, Cal....... Wehehart Ke 481/Aghland, Or........00se0006 964) Belmont, Nev..........+++ 1216 
Alkali, Or....... Arey Cn: 963 Aubley, Utah..... 2.0... ...1274| Bend City, Cal...... co vteces 495 
Alkali Lake, B C...........1185|Assotin City, W'T..... + +++1108|/Benicia, Cal....... jes odue een 
Alleghany, Cal............ . 481/Astoria, Or. ...... cece sees 965|Benjamin, Utah,...... vee L274 
Allen Springs, Cal.......... 482/4thlone, Cal ...........008 483] Bennetville Los Ang Co, Cal. 497 
Allen Station, Cal.......... . 483/Bennettville, Mono Co, Cal.. 497 
Allendale, Cal.... Ded ssceccedeceRl 
Allerdice, Mont,....... Micdects Sree 7-1 | 
Alma, Cal......-..000: sees. 482 

Alma, N M.......eeecseeves 

Alma, Utah.....seeeeee vee 1273 

Alma, Idaho....... d theese 

Almota, W T...... 

Alpha, WT........ see eee 


Alsea, Or........ 

Alta, Cal.... 

Alta, Utah ...... .. 

Altamont, Cal. 

Altaville, Cal............ 006 

Alto, WT........ 

Alturas Cal.........008 eee 493|Bickelton, W T........+- 

Alum Rock, Cal............ 483/Ballard, Cal........ccceeeee 493|Bieber, Cal........ sessees 
Alvarado, Cal.......se.ee. . 483)Ballast Point, Cal.......... 493) Big Bar Creek, B C.........1186 
Alviso, Cal. 2... ccc eee eee 483|Ballena, Cal....... aneeeas 493| Big Bug, alark crane 1411 
Amador City, Cal........... AN .-. 494/Big Butte, Or........... o.. 972 
Amador Gravel Mine, Cal . 500 
Aimargo Cal...s.ccccesecees Poakicertntcaeeie 494/Big Gulch, Cal ............ 501 
American Fall, Idaho...., ..1356)/Bannack City, Mont........ Big Lost River, Idaho...... 1357 
American Fork, Utah.......1273/Banner, Cal.........++ seoee 494/Biz Meadows, Cal......501, 1475 
American Mine, Cal........ 484/Banning, Cal.. +e+e 494/ Big Oak Flat, Cal........... 501 
American River Bridge, Cal. 484)Bannister, Idaho........... 1356|Big Oak Flat Hill, Cal...... 501 
Amesport, Cal............0. 484 LAST aa tic: 494|Big Pine, Cal........... ... 501 
Amity, Or................. 969)/Barkerville, BC.... ... ... 1185) Big River, Cal..... Pas ayieticcs: 601 
Anacortes, W T............ ; woe 1384 
Anaheim, Cal.............. «se. 501 
Anaheim Landing, Cal Big Valley, Lake Co, Cal... 501 
Anatone, WT ........ 1107|Barron, Or.... ........66.6 972|Big Valley, Lassen Co, Cal.. 501 
Anderson, Cal......... aus, ORs BEC cleo cue 01 
Anderson’s Springs, Cal.... 484/Basin, lings, Mont........ 1 
Andersonville, Mont... . 494| Bingham Cafion, Utah 1274 
Angel’s Camp, Cal......... Binghampton, Cal. . 502 
Angel Island, Cal........... 485/ Batesville, Utah .1274|Birchville, Cal..... 502 


Angle, N M.......+s.sc 00s Mestcccecccsee., 404|Bird’s Landing, Cal........ 502 


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Birdsview, W T............1108]Brown’s Park, Utah...... .1275|Cana, Cal........ssecsceee 519 
Birney, Mont............-..1885|Brown’s Valley, Cal........ 512\Can Alpine, Nev,......... 1218 
Bisbee, Mont...... eoeeeseeel411|/ Brownsville, Cal.......518, 1475|Canby, Cal...........sec00. 519 
Bishop Creek, Cal. . 502] Brownsville, Or. sees O78\Canby, Or......ceccecccoees OFF 
Bitter Water, Cal.. .. 503/Bruceport, W T...... ..1108/Candelaria, Nev.......... ..1218 


Black Bear, Cal... .. 508] Brush Creek Mills, Cal 613)Cannon, Or........eeeseees 974 
Black Diamond, C ..» 608|/Brush Prairie, W T........1108/Cannon, Utah.... ...1275 
Blackfoot, Idaho.. ..1857/Buchanan, Cal...... ...... 513/Cannonville, Utah .. .1276 
Blackfoot, Mont.. ..».1885|/Buckeye, Cal......... .... 518/Canon Creek, Mont.. .. 1891 
Black Point, Cal............ 503]/Buckhorn, Los Ang Co, Cal.. 513/Canon Ferry, Mont......... 1391 
Black’s, Cal................ 503]Buckhorn, Trinity Co, Cal.. 518/Canton, Mont...........06 1891 


Black’s Ranch, Cal.........1475|Buck’s Ranch, Cal..... 618, 1475/Canyon, Mont...... .......1301 
Blaine, Idaho...... eealeeuy 1857} Buell, Mont........6000-0: 1386 Canyon City, Cal........... 519 


Blake, Utah..............,1275|Buena Vista, Amador Co,Cal 513/Canyon city, OBA daxed 975 
Blakeley, W T....... Hsisinals 1108] Buena Vista, Stan’s Co, Cal 513|Canyon Valley, Cal...... ... 519 
Blalock, Or......... + oeeee 972|/ Buena Vista, Or....... .... 974|Canycnville, Or............ 975 


Blanco, Cal.......see-eeees 503] Bueno, A T.....e+eeeee.--- 1411/Capay, Cal........ aasincteay 519 
Blocksburg, Cal............ 503) Buffalo Meadows, Nev...... 1217|Capell, Cal........... coveee 519 
Bloomfield, Cal............. 504|Bull Creek, Cal,........... 513/Capistrano, Cal ........... 519 
Bloomfield, NM...... ..... 1452|Bullard’s Bar, Cal.......... 513|Capps W T .......ceee00++-1109 
Bloomfield Farm, Ca:...... 504/Bullion, Idaho........... .1859|/Carbonadc, WT............ 1109 
Bloomington, Idaho........ 1857|Builion, Elko Co, Nev...... 1217/Carbondale, Amador Co, Cal. 520 
Blue Canyon, Cal.......... 504|Bullion, Eureka Co, Nev...1217|Carbondale, Los Angeles Co, 

Blue Creek, Utah........... 1275|Bullionsville, Nev ...... oe TQU7] Cal..... 0. seccee soeeee 520 
Blue Lake, Cal....... athe 604/Bumble Bee, A T..... eee» 1412/Carbon Hill, WT...........1109 
Blythe, A T.........0-.006 1411]Bunkerville, Nev........... i217|Carlin, Nev.........e-0ce+ 1218 
Boca, Cal..... A Boohr rnerty 404/Buntingville, Cal........... §14/Carlton, Or ........6 esceee 975 
Bodega, Cal......... sseeee 505/|Burdell . Station, Cal... ... 614|Carmels, Cal...........00.. 520 
Bodega Corners, Cal........ 605|Burgetville, Cal............ 514/Carneros, Cal..... ........ 520 
Bodie, Col......... ..0.. - . 605/Burnett, Cal. ............6. 514/Carpenteria Cal............ 520 
Bogus, Cai........... Sent 609|Burney Valley, Cal......... 514|Carrville, Cal........ sevesee 520 
Boise City, Idaho.......... 1358}Burnt Woods, Or...........- 974\Carson City, Nev..........6 1219 
Boistfort, W T...........6+ 1108/Burrville, Utah........ ... 1275|Cartwrights, Or............ 975 
Bolinas, Cal........- ... 509|Burwood, Cal.............. 514/Casa Blanco, A T...,....... 1412 


Bonanza City, Idaho 1358}Butcher Ranch, Cal .. 514/Casa Grands, AT.......... 1412 
Bonanza Springs, Cal. 610/Butte, A T......... ..1412/Cascade, Cal.... ae 
Boon’s Ferry, Or...... 972|Butte City, Cal..... .. 514/Cascades, WT.. 

Boonville, Cal........ .... 510/Butte City, Mont.......... 1886|Cashins’ Station, Ca 

Borden, Cal .........+0.006 510|Butte Creek, Or............ 974\Caspar, Cal........ 


Boston “sanch, Cai.......... 510}/Butte Meadows, Cal........ 514/Castle Creek, Idaho 


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sececeees 974/Castle Rock, W T.... 

Boulder Valley, Mont....... 1885] Buzzard’s Roost, Cal........ 515!Castle Rock, Cal... .......+ 521 
Bouldin Island, Cal......... 510/Byrne’s Store, Cal.......... 515, Castroville, Cal............. 521 
Bourne’s Landing, Cal...... 510|Byron, Cal.......... ...e0- 515/Catalina Island, Cal ....... . 521 
Bower Cave, Cal........... 510|/Byron Hot Springs, Cal.... 515|Cathay, Cal.............06. 521 
Bowie Siation, AT ........ 1411/Cabbage Patch, Cal ....... 515|Cathlamet, W T............1109 
Bozeman, Mont....... .... 1885/Cabra Spring, N M......... 1452|Cave City, Cal..... asleep 521 
Bradbury, Or...... waiadante 9/3)Cache Creek, BC........... 1186/Cayote Mills, Cal........... 521 
Bradford's, Cal..... -eeeeeee 510/Cache Creek, Cal........... 515|Cayucas, Cal............0.- 521 
Bradshaw, A T........+.00- 1411|Cacheville, Cal...........-. 515|Cecilviile, Cal.............. 521 
Brady’s Ranch, Cai......... 510|Cahto, Cal........seeeeeeee §15|Cedar City, Utah..... Pe ee 1276 
Brandon, Or...........05+5 972)Calico, Cal............ 515, 1476|Cedar Creek, W T.........,.1109 


Brandy City, Cal........... 511/Caliente, Cal............... 516/Cedarville, Cal ............ 521 
Brassey, Mont...........+6. 1885|California............. 476, 1474|Cedarville, WT............- 1109 
Brents, W T..........0s008 1108/California, Misce laneous. ..1487|Centennial, A T............ 1412 
Brentwood, Cal............ 511/Calistogn, Cal ........ eee. 516/Centerville, Butte Co, Cal... 522 
Bridge, Idaho......... ..»+.4359/Callahan’s Ranch, Cal...... 517/Centerville, Mendocino Co, 
Bridge Creek, BC.......... 1186/Call’s Fort, Utah........... TOs POM Ore tateterhbuty nee ts 522 
Bridgeport, Colusa Co, Cal.. 511/Calpella, Cal,...........0+% 517/Centerville, Modoc Co, Cal., 622 
Bridgeport, Mend’o Co, Cal. 511/Camanche, Cal...... 517|Centerville, Or......... ... 975 
Bridgeport, Mono Co, Cal... 511/Cambria, Cal............... 517/Centerville, Shasta Co, Cal., 52: 
Bridgeport, Nev Co, Cal ... 512|Cameron, Idaho..... .1859/Centerville, Utah...... 127 
Bridgeport, Solano Co, Cal,. 512/Cameron Station, Cal . 517/Central, Cal...... vee -. 522 
Bridges, Nev...............1217/Camp Badger, Cal... - 517/Central City, Cal........... 622 
.. 512/Camp Bidwell, Cal..... +...» 518/Central House, Cal.... ..., 522 


sie OU 974/Central Point, Cal......... 


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Contents, 

Challis, Idaho..............1859|Colfax Springs, res page| Cromberg, Cal..... + eateves 048 
Shamipoes, OF. .....scecceee 976|Cullege Citv, Cal........... 584/Cromvell, Or.. BL 
Chama, N M...............1452 Collegeville, Cal... ........ 684/Cross Creek Station ’ Cal. 
Chaperito, N M.. paar V1) Collins, Or..... yee ceri 977|Crous Hollows, Or.. 
Charleston, A Boece cccccee 1412 Collinston, Utah.......... ..1277|Cross Keys, Or............. 
Charleston, Cal............. 528|Collinsville, Cal........... 584/Crossing of Slate Greek, has 1477 
Charleston, Utah..... Ml e7e Coloma, x aaa ’ 584 Crow, Or ...... . +. 980 
Chehalis, WwW MD pareivleiernbe sere ® 1109|Colorado, Cal....... . 585/Crow Agency, Mont... ... 1804 
Cheney, WT........ eosee -1110|Culton, Cal....ce cecceseess 1476] Crow Creek, Mont..........1894 
Chenowith, W'T............ 1114|Colton, W T.. ; -. 1116 Crowley's, OR TEE ac eerie ok 980 
Cherokee, Butte Co, Cal.... 523 Columbia, Cal... Migucatin ionic 535}Crow’s Landing, Cal........ 543 
Cherokee, Nevada Co, Cal . 528|Columbia, Nev............. 1226/Croydon, Utah.... ........ 1278 
Cherry Creek, Nev......... 1225|Columbia City, Or.......... 977|Crystal, Idaho......... eee 1360 
Cherry Valley, WT... .... -1114|Columbus, Nev.. eee+s1226/Crystal Bay, Cal...... ..... 548 
Cherryville, N M........... 1459|Columbus, W T............ 1116|Crystal Creek, Cal... ..... 543 
Chesher, Or........2.cccees O7B}COlusA, Cal....scersssesssee 6386/Crystal Palace Cave, Cal..., 548 
Chester, Cal...........00008 628/Colwood, BC........ ...08 1186|Crystal Peak, Cal.......... 543 

Chester, Utah....... .»-1276/Como, Nev..... ccs . -.1226|Crystal Springs, Cals iéaieune 543 
Chestnut, Mont... ..1891!Comosa, Cal. . 588/Cucamonga, Cal.... 648, 1477 
Chewelak, W T.. -1114|Comox, B C.. .1187|Cubero, N M... . 1458 
Chico, Cal........ 628|Comptche, Cal. . 588/Custer, Idaho, .. 1860 
Chico Springs, N M. .©1452/Compton, “al . . 538/Dagget, Cal........ .. 543 
Childs, Cal................. 529/Concord, Cal....... ... 588)Dallas, Or.. seeceses. 980 
Chiles Valley, Cal........... 629|Confidence, Cal. arene 539) Dalles ity, MWR co re aicewen 981 | 
Chilliwack, BC.............1186|Conn Vall. y, Cal.........+5 589|Daly, NM.........0eee0e0. 1453 
Chloride, NM... .......... 14f2/Conner Creek, Or.......... 877 nin (0: RRR erect 643 
China Flat, Cal............ + 52WContents......6 ceceeerese 48¢e) Damascus, Or....0 ....eeee 981 
Chinese Camp, Cal......... 529/Contention City, A T. .....1413/Damrell, WT.............. 1116 
Chino, AT...... 2 ccc eeeee 1413|Conway’s pencliigy:§ Cal..... 539] Danville, Cal............... 548 
Chino, Cal.... ........008- - 629|\Cooke, Mont............... 1391) Dark pany eny Cal.. «+. 548 
Chipps Flat, Col............ f29|Coos City, Or ............. 977|Darrah, Cal............2006 543 
Cholame, Gabi isents i biter ce 629|Copper City, Cal .......... 539) Darwin, Cal............000. 544 
Cholame aaley Cal........ 529|Copperopolis, Oab cursos 539) Dav enport, Cor] Faeeccrn ernie age: 544 
Chualar, Cal .............46 530|Copper Vale, Cal .......... 640/Dayenport, WT... ..... ... 1116 
Guarntcwn, coal Ra Peete 530|Coquille, Or.......... .- . 977|/Davis Creek, Cal........... 544 
Cimarron, NM............. 1453|Coral Hill, Nev,............ 1226) Davisville, Cal... seeeee 544 
Cinnabar, Cal.............. 680|Cordelia, Cal........... .... 540|Day’s Creek, Or.. -. ee 981 
Cisco, Cal.......c ccc eee eens 630/Corinne, Utah.............1278)Dayton, Cal .............. 545 
Civil Bend, Or.............- 976|Cornelius, Or.............- 977| Dayton, Nev...........6... 1226 
Clackamas, Or...........00 76|Corralitos, Cal....... ...+. 540 Dayton, (1) Arr sr 981 
Clairville, Cal............ .. 680|Cortez, Nev.........50.00.. 1226) Dayton, WT..........0005. 1116 
Clancy, Mont........ eee eee1891(Corvallis, Or...........6 . 977 Dearborn, Mont............ 1394 
Claquato, WT ...........66 1114|Cothrin’s Station, Cal...... 540] Decoto, Walesa soca ca eee. 545 
Clairmont, NM ........... 1453|Cottage Grove, Cal EMTS 640] Deep Creek Falls, W T.. 
Clark’s Station, bu Raa vages 630|Cottage Grove, Or.......... 79|Deeth, Nev.........ceceeee 
Clarksburg, Cal. . : ) Be Cottonwood, Shasta Co, Cal. 540] Deer Creek, Oblinn. cies ob 
Clarkston, Utah.. Pe 7\Cottonwood, Siskiyou Co, Deer Lodge City, Mont..... 
Clarksville, Or.............- il GE s cpiascreeenuouns 540|Deer Valley, Cal. ere rire 
Clatskanie, Or......... esses 976/Cottonwood, Yolo Co, Cal.. 540|/Delano, Cal.............08% 
OURS Cali vive cs vicccac case 530|Cottonwonod, Idaho......... 1860) Defiance, N M..........0008 
Clayton, Cal.............08. f80|Cottonwood, Spokane Co, Delhi, Cal..........0..0005 
Clayton, Idaho.. oes . 1350 catches a veld beeen 1116) Dell, Or..........eeeeees ’ 
Clayton’s Ranch, Cal. 531|Cottonwood, Stevens Co, W Del Monte, Cal............- 
Clear Lake, Cal....... ..... 631 SAAT hiss Per ete: 1116|Del Monte Station, Nev.... 
Clear Lake, Utah........... 1277/Coulterville, Cal........... 641)Delta, Cal......... seeeeees 
Cleek, Or.... 2... cece eee 976|Council Valley, Idaho......1860}Deming, NM.............. 
Clemments Station, Cal .... 631/Coupeville, W T..... sees. 1116) Denman Island, BC........ 
Clendenin, Mont........... 1891\Courtland, Cal,............ 641/Denmark, Or........ seceee 981 
Cleveland, Or..... Pore korn iar: 976\Cove, Or........465- pameen 79|Denverton, Cal..........+. 545 
Cleveland, WT ............ 1114)Coveland, WT............- 1116) Derbeck Mine, Cal......... 545 
Clifton, AT...........000.. 1418/Covelo, Cal... ............ 541/De Redwood, Cal........... 545 
Clifton, Or,.......... seoes. 976/Cowichan, BC,............1187|/Desert, A Ti... .. ec cece ees 1414 
Clifton, WT... soccssercvees 1115|Cowlitz, WT........ PP ieee 1116)Desert, Cal...........00.65 546 
Clinton, Amador Co, Cal’. .». 5811Coyote, Cal...........c eee 541] Deweyville, Utah...........1278 
Clinton, BC........... 0... 1186)/Covote, NM............085 1453) Dexter, Or...........0. 000 981 
Clinton, Mono Co, Cal...... 581|Cozzens, Cal.. sseee-+ 541/Diamond, Nev..........005 1227 

Clinton Utah.. eeeeees1277/Crab Creek, WT...........1116 Diamond, Utah............ 1278 
Clipper Mills, Cal. SRT TA: 631\Craig, N M..... ......-0058 1458 Diamond Springs, El Dorado 
Cloverdale, Cal.... .. 581/Crane Flat, Cal........ 541, 1477] Co, Cal..........65 eee 54 
Cloverdele, Nev........... .1226/Crane Valley, E! Dorado Co, Diamond Springs, Plumas 
Clover Valley, OAD) jsissiceacek 533 Cal.. 541) Co Cal....... . 54 
Clover Valley, Nev......... 1226)Crane Valley, Fresno Co, Cal 641/Dilley, Or 
Coalville, Utah........ ooo e 1277|Crane’s, NM.........0 eee 53) Dill. .n, Mont 
Cobb Valley, Cal........... 688|Crawfordsville, Or..... rey 979 Dixie Or.........sccecccece 
Coburg, Or.. 0). KEE 979\Creamer, Cal,...........++ 642) Dixie, W T ..... hive 
Coeur D’ alene, Idaho. .. e+, 1859’ Crescent, W T.. Pec ni: 1116) Dixon, Cal r 
Coin, W T..........000- ...1115/Crescent ‘City, GB ih vcnves 542|\Doe Bay, W T ............1121 
Cold'Springs, Mont......... 1391|Crescent Mills, Cal.... .... 54%| Dog Oreck, B C......-.0++- 1187 
Cole’s Statio on, Cal........0e £83iCressey, Cal............... 542/Dona Ana, N M.......... , 1454 
Ccloville, Cal....... Dice 1476|Creswell, Or........ 0.0065. 980} Donner, Cal................ 64g 
Colfax, Cal............ 633 Crittenden A n? socecce es ool S14 Dora, Or... .cccsccseceeeees 989 
Colfax, W T'...............,1116'Crockett, Cal... * 542\Dorris Bridge, Cai......... 64g 


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Doshville, Cal.............. 648/Emmettsville, Idaho.......1360/Florence, Or............ ++. 989 
Dos Palmas, Cal............1477/Emory, BC.... ipeeblireks kena Florin, Cal ........... oes, 564 
Dos Pueblos, Cal........... 548/Empire, Nev...........00+. 1932|Flume. House, Cal ......... 564 
Dougherty’s ‘station, Cal. . 548/Empire City, Or..... ...... 986}Folsom, Cal.........eee0+.- 564 | 
Douglas City, Cal.. . 548/Enchanted Prairie, Or..... 987|Forbestown, Cal...... eevee. 565 | 
Douglas Flat, Cal .......... 648|Encinitos, Cal......... 554, 1477|Forest City, Cal...... veveee 565 | 
Dover, Utah. AAR SAO TORS 1278|Engle, N M.............06 1454|Forest Grove, Or........... 989 
Downey, Cal............00. 648|/Englewood, Cal............. 555|Forest Hill, Cal.... ........ 566 
Downeyville, Ney..........1227|Ennis, Mont. .............1395|Forest Home, Cal.......... 566 
Downieville, Cal.... . 549|Enterprise, Cal .. 555|Forest House, Cal.......... 566 
Dow’s aa Cal...... .. 550|Eola, Or..... Herth 987\Forest Ranch, Cal.... -. 566 
DPAING OR Sic sisieveedescvesve 982|Epperson, Cal. . . 555|Forest Springs, Cal......... 566 
Draper, Utah Riciaaees ooee..1278/Eratus, AT. ....... cceccee *1414|Forestville, Cal........... - 666 
Drynoch, B C..... ........1187|Erda, Utah................ 1279|Fork of Quesnelle River, 
Drytown, Cal........ ... .. 550/Erie, Cal.-..........  weeee 655 BO iicevtas vevceccee hl ST 
Duarte, Cal...... Peer Cie 550/Escalante, Utah.... ....... 1279|Forks of New River, Cal.... 567 
Dublin, Cal............. ... 550/Essex, Nev........ eves... 1232|Forks of Salmon River, Cal. 567 
Duck Flat, Nev....... Ge HALON IBSCOS) Wels sh ieecees vaceyns 1122|Forster, Cal...........0.. . 567 
Duck Water, Nev..... ....1227|Etna Mills, Cal..... .. 555, 1477|Forster’s Bar, Cal.......... 568 
Dudleyville, A T........ ‘ ..1414/Fugene City, Or........... 987|Forster’s Ranch, Cal........ 567 
Dufur, Or........-.0esees ee 982iEureka, Cal............000. 555|Fort Assinaboine, Mont....1896 
Duncan’s Mills, Cal........ 560/Eureka, Nev...........000. 1233/Fort Barbine, BC... ......1187 
Duncan’s Retreat, Utah....1279|Eureka, Utah.............. 1279|Fort Benton, Mont...... ..1396 
982/Eureka, WT............ .. 1122/Fort Bowie, A T........... 1415 


. 551|Eureka Lime Kiln, W T....1122|Fort Colville, W T..........1123 
..... 551/Eureka North, Cal......... 560|Fort Connolly, BC .. 


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Eagle Cliff, WT............ 1121|Evans, Nev................ 1239|Fort Crook, Cal............ 567 
Eagle Creek, Cal........... 552|Evergreen, Cal.. . 560/Fort Cummings, N M....... 1455 
Eagle Creek, Or........... 982|Ewartsville, W T.. Meee SEER "..1122|Fort Custer, Mont.......... 1397 | 
Eagle Point, Or............ 982|/Fairbanks, A T............. 1414|Fort Fraser, BU........... 1187 | 

4 Eagle Rock, Idaho......... 1860|Fairfax, Cal........... .... 560/Fort George, BC.......... 1187 | 

| Eagle Salt Works, Nev...... 1227|Fairfield, Cal............... 560/Fort Graham, BC.......... 1187 
Eagleville, Cal.............. 552/Fairfield, Utah.......... .-.1279/Fort Grant, AT............ 1415 
East Berkeley, Cal......... 552|Fair Play, Call. sites ees’ 561|Fort Jones, Cal............. 567 | 
East Lake, Cal............. 652|Fair Play, Nev............. 1239|Fort Keogh, Mont.......... 1397 
East Oakland, Cal......... . 652)/Fairview, N M.............. 1454|Fort Klamath, “ EN ieavataaces 989 
East Portland, Or.......... 982|Fairview, Or.......... 988, 1488|Fort Lapwai, Idaho.... ....1361 
East Sound, W veoeceee.. 1121|Fairview, Utah.... . 1279|Fort Lemhi, Idaho,.... .... 1361 
Easton,-Cal.. sere .. 552|Fairview, W T ..1122|Fort Logan, Mont.......... 1397 
Eberhardt, Nev.. ....1227|/Falk’s Store, Idaho......... 1360|Fort Maginnis, Mont 
Ebey’s Landing, 1121)}Fall Brook, Cal,..........65 561|Fort McDermitt, Nev. 
Echo, Or... .ecceceeveees 985/Fall Brook Station, Cal..... 561|/Fort McLeod, B o.. Nees | 
Echo City, Utah. ccccsecses 1279|Fall City, W T.... . ...... 1122|Fort Missoula, Mont... Raebs .1897 | 
Eddy’s Landing, Cal........ 552|Fall River Mills, Cal........ 561|Fort Ross, Dulac 567 | 
Eden, Utah..............5. 1279|/Falls, Idaho............ 0.08 1360|Fort Seldon, NM....... ..- 1455 
Edison, WT... .......... 1121)Fancher, Cal .............. 561|Fort St James, BC......... 1187 | 
BORN ONG iirc pips ven ese vec 985|Farmersville, Cal........... 661|Fort Shaw, Mont...........1897 | 
Eight Mile House, Cal ..... 552|/Farmington, N M.... ..... 1455|Fort Simpson, B C......,..1188 i 
El Cajon, Cal............... 552 Farmington, ‘San Jo’n Co,Cal 561/Fort Stanton, NM......... 1455 
El Dorado, Cal ...........46 552 Farmington, ‘Teha’a Co, Cal. 662) Fort Steilacoom, NWA id ace 1123 
Eldorado Cafion, Nev.......1227|/Farmington, Utah. ... .1280|Fort Stevens, Or........... 989 
Eleven Mile Station, Cal.... 553/Farmington, WT.......... 1122|Fort Sumpter, Or.......... 989 ( 
PUB OW UL ep vte ae iikesl whee 1121\Fayal, Cal................. 562/Fort Thomas, A UW eheeaeeil worae © 31 83 ( 
Elizabeth Lake, Cal., . 553/Fayette, Utah........ .....1280/Fort Union, NM .......... 1455 ( 
Elizabethtown, Cal......... 558/Felton, Cal........ .....068 662|Fort Wrangell, Alaska,..... 1206 ( 
Elizabethtown, NM........ 1452/Ferguson’s Cove, Cal.. . 562]/Fort Yuma, Cal............ 568 ( 
Elk Creek, Cal............. 553|)Fernandez De Taos, N M.. "4445 Bossi], OPecescconessovnys 990 ( 
Elk Fiat, Or. ...... ...... 985/Ferndale, Cal.... .......... 562|Fountain Green, Utah..,. .1280 ( 
Elk Grove, Cal............. 553/Ferndale, W T..... ....... 1122|Fountain Valley, Cal....... 568 ( 
Elk Head, Or.............. 985)Ferron’s City, Utah.... .... 1280|Four Corners, Cal ......... 5638 ( 
Elk Horn, San BenitoCo,Cal 553)Fidago, WT.... .......... 1123]Fourth Crossing, Cal....... 568 ( 
Elk Horn, San Joa’n Co, Cal 553)Fiddletown, Cal,........... 563/Fouts Springs, Cal......... 568 ( 
Elkhorn Station, Cal....... 553)/Fillmore, Or....... SWIRL) 988|Fowler, Cal............ .. 568 ( 
Elkins, NM............. 005 1454/Fillmore, Utah, ...... wreak 1280]}Fox Ranch, Cal....... ... 568 ( 
Elko, N@V........c0.ceeeeee 4227|Fine Gold, Cal............. 663]Fox Valley, Or..... .....6. 990 ( 
Elkton, Or.............0008 986}/Fir, WT.......... jaan ce 1123}Foxen Ranch, Cal.......... 568 ( 
Ella, Or........ ‘< 986/Fir Cap, Cal....... .....655 563) Francis, Cal........... ( 
Ellensburg, Or...... ., 986/Firebaugh, Cal...... .. 563|Franklin, Cal........ ( 
Ellensburg, W T... . 1121) Fish Creek, Mont 1393/Franklin, Idaho ( 
Elliott, Cal............00006 553/Fish Haven, Idaho......... 1360}Franklin, Or..... 6.0... 606. ( 
Ellis, Cal... cesses cee es 553/Fish Ranch, Cal............ 564|Franktown, Ney..... ..... 1239 ( 
Ellis ‘Landing, egal Cieatices 553/Fish Rock, Cal............+ 664|Frazier, Cal ............... 568 ( 
Ellsworth, Ney. ... '11982|Fisherman’s Bay, Cal....... 563|Freedom, Cal.,.,.... 2... 569 ( 
Elma, W . Fa PR UR OY 1122|Fisher’s, W T,............. 1123/Freedom, Idaho............ 1861 ( 
Elmira, Cal. .............. 654|Fisk’s Mill, Cal............. 664|Freedom, Or...... Ore rach # 990 ( 
El Monte, Cal...... ....... 554|Five-Mile House, Cal....... 664/Freeport, Cal ...........5. 569 ( 
Ely, Nev........ Vearren ya 1232|Flagstaff, A T...... eooe..».1414/ Freeport, W ) eneee oo 1128 ( 
Emery, Cal.............008 654/Flathead, Mont,........... 1895|Freestone, Cal...... +600, 1478 rt 
Emigrant Gap, che Tie teky 554|Fleetville, Or............. 989]/Fremont, Utah...... ..1280 re 
Emmaton, Cal. . seoeees 554/Florence, A T ...........55 1414|French Camp, Cal. . . 569 c 
Emmett, Cal,.............. 654'Florence, Cal......... 564, 1477!French Corral, GAB sins cats 569 re 

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French Flat, Cal........... 569/Glenville, Cal......... - 582)/Hachita, N M...... 1456 
French Gulch, Cal . 569/Glenwood, Cal...... ..- 582/Hackberry, A T............1416 |: 
Frenchtown, Cal 670;Glenwood, Idaho........... 1862 Hailey, Idaho........ oes. 1862, 
Frenchtown, Mont...,.... 1897/Glenwood, Utah.......... .1280'Half foon Bay, Cal........ 593 
Fregho City, Cal........... 570|Globe City AT..........:. 1415|Half Moon Bay Colony, Cal.. 594 
Fresno Flats, Cal...... 576, 1478'Glorieta, N M............5. 1455)|Half rey House, Calaveras 
Fresno Hot Springs, Cal.... 576/Gloster, Mont...‘..... sien 1898] Co, Cal........ cece ceee es 594 | 
Friday Harbor, W T........1123/Golconda, Nev............ 1240|Half Way House, Santa Cla- 
Frisco, Utah...........06. 1280/Golden, N Missa eeeils .-1455| raCo, Cal........ cocceess 504 
Frontier House, Cal........ 576|Golden. City, Cal........... 683)|Halleck, Cal............... 594 
Fruitland, Cal.............. 576/Gold Hill. Nev...ccscc, .. 1240)Halleck, Nev.... ..sssseeee 1241 
Fulda, WT............565- 1123|)Goldendale, W T........... 1124)Halsey, Or............ e000 991 
Fullerton, N M............. 1455/Gold Run, Cal.......... .. 583}/Hamblin, Utah............ 1282 
Fulton, Cal................ 576|Gold Run, Mont............1898|Hamburg Bar, Cal......... 594 
Fulton Wells, Cal 576'Goleta, Cal............583, 1478|Hamilton, Mont.... 1398 
Fultonville, Or..... .- 990/Gonzales, Cal . ...- 583|Hamilton, Nev... 1241 
Furnaceville, Cal........... 576|Goodyear’s Bar, Cal EE 583)Hamlet,Cal.......... seeee 594 
Galena, Idaho.............. 1361|Gosse Creek, Idaho.. ;.1362|Hamptonville, Cal.......... 594 
Galena, Nev...... if . .1239|Gorman’s Station, Cal. 583, 1478|Ham’s Station, Cal... ..... 594 
Galena, N M...........:06- 1455\Goshen, Cal.............006 583/Hanford, Cal..... SAMIR EI 694 - 
Gallatin, Cat........ Puget 576/Goshen, Or..............000 991)Hangman’s Creek, W T..... 1124 
Gallatin, Mont...........-. 1397 Goshen, UtAH Sevih secs eases 1281 Hangtown | Crossing, Cal.... 596 
Gallinas Spring, NM....... 1455|Gospel Swamp, Cal......... 583)Hanlon’s ™ rry, Cal..... o-- 596 
Galt Caliyc sc csccaccccceee 576\Grade, Or ..........-..006+ 991|Hapry Camp, Cal. ....... 596 
Gansner’s Mill, Cal......... 677\Grafton, Cal....... gnats Ry: Happy Home, W T......... 11124 
Garberville Cal Risnynaas 577, 1478'Grafton, NM........... ..- 456|/Happy Valley, Cal.......... 596 
Garcia, Cal............006 - 578\Grainland, Cal............. "S84 Harbin Springs, Cal.. . 596 
Gardemeyer, Cal........... 578/Grand Island, Cal.......... 584|/Hardman, Or.... .......... 
Garden City, Utah.......... 1281\Grand Mound, W T. 1124 Hardyville, AT 


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Garden Home, Or.........- 990'Grand View, Cal. . ... 584|/Harris, Cal,....... Covers 
Garden Valley, Cal......... 578:'Grange City, W a 1124)Harrisburgh, Cal... ....... 596 
Gardiner, Mont..... ....... 1397 |Grangeville, Cal............ 584|Harrisburg, Or............. 992 
Gardiner, Or ...........-+> Beds Magid Idaho.......... 1362)Harrison, Mont ........... 1398 
Gardnerville, Nev.......... 1239 Granite City, Utah......... 1282/Harrisville, Utah..... oeeee 1283 
Garfield, W T............+- 1128; \Granite Creek, Nev ..1241/Harshaw,AT....... . .... 1416 
Garrote, Cal........... eee ee 578! iGranite Hill, Gal Stayin wien 585|Hart’s Mill, Cal........ «e-- 596 
Gas Point, Cal............ . 578/Granite Station, Cal........ 585|Hass Station, Cal..... .... 598 
Gasquet, Cal............06: : 678/Graniteville, Cal ........-- 585|Hasty Mill, Cal ............ 596 
Gaston, Or ....... cece cece ey NEM cccotearetavces 1456 Havilah, OAL ciccccs rine 
Gathier School House, Cal.. 578 \Grant’s Pass, ‘Or. ARES ree TLS 991|Hawkinsville, Cal. ........ 597 
Gaviota, Cal.......... . 578'Grant’s Station, OP Teas 991;Hawthorne, Nev........... 1241 
Gazelle, Cal............00ee 578) |Grantsy ille, Utah Renner nn 1282|Hayden, A T............65. 1416 
Geddes, Nev..... .1289'Granty ille, Nev. .1241 Hayden, Mont.. «+ 1398 
Genessee, Idaho...........- 1861 Granville, BOs ccc % + ELBE Bayden Hill, Cilrvcs eevee 597 
Genessee, Cal...........06. 578 Grass © reek, Utah.. 1282) Hay Creek, Or. ac an ieee 1488 
Genoa, Nev........eeeeeeee 1239 | Grass Valley, Cali. ..... 585|Hay Fork, Cal. coeecenees OOF 
Gentile Valley, Idaho....... 1361 |Grave Creek, Or.. ......+.. 991|Hay Ranch, NOV vc cevsveece 1242 
George, Or.............. . 990|Gravelly Valley, Cal... o88|Haywards, Cal..... MOC 597 
Georgetown, Cal..........+ 578 \Gray Flat, Cal...... 588| Haywood, Cal...........006 598 
Georgetown, Idaho......... 1361 |Grayling, Mont..... 1398| Hazel Creek, Cal..... . ... 508 
Georgia Slide, Cal.... ..... 579 Grayson, Cal... .. oe. {| Hazel Green, Cal........... 598 
Gerald, Nev....-...eeceeeee 1240/Gray’s River, W T......... 1124) Heald  sepiehamae .+. 598 
Germantown, (01) eee y 579 Great Eastern Mine, Cal.... 580|Heber, Utah,. vues eien tae 
Gertrude, Cal Ei staltc Wak sey ete Rae 579 Great Eastern Quicksily er \ He n, OTOH, ws cues .. 1288 
Gervais, Or. tse. eeees 990) Mine, Cal........ aeons 580|Hecla, Mont...............1898 
Geyserville, Cobre) 5s . 580 Greaterville, AT... ....... 1416|Helmville, Mont....... 1399 
Gibbonsyille, Idaho 1361|Great Western Quicksilver Henefer, Utah...... ...... 1288 
Gibson’s Ranch, Cal........ 580\4 Mine, Cal.............465 680)/Henley, Cal...........005- 604 | 
Gibsonville, Cal...... ..... 580'Greenfield, Nev............ 1241/Henness, Or.......... .. 
Gilay No Mice ces cece eres Beta seemed Store, Cal....... .. 689|Henry’s, Cal...... ood 
Gila Bend, A be tees .1415 Green Valley, Cal.......... 589|Heppner, Or.... .. eevee 998 
Gillett, A Ta. Gy . 1415 Greenville, Plumas Co, Cal.. 589|Herrick’s Cross, Cal... .... 604 
Gilmore, Cal.. CuEMET GORGE 680 Greenville, Yuba Co, Cal.... 590|}Hicksville, Cal,........... 604 
Gilroy, Cal.......c cece eens 580 |Greenville, OES ciievannete 991)Highland, Cal.............. 604 
Gilroy Hot Springs, Cal..... 582\Greenville, Utah........... 1282 ge Springs, Cal...... 604 
Gimlet, Idaho..... ata en 1362/Greenw 1h; Cals isseccevvere 5N0|Hiko, Nev...... cc cece cece es 1242 
Gimletville, Ga avias cscs’ 582! Greenwood, Cali evcisavies 590 Hillhurst, Weeepenanie 25 
Glenbrook, Cal............ 552/Gridley, Cal Vieweonuyes +e. 590|/Hillsborough, NM... 1456 
Glenbrook, NGVi0 54 anes set 1240|Grimes’ Landing, Cal....... 691} Hillsboro, Or....... . 098 
Glenbrook Farm, Cal... 582 Grizzly Bear House, Cal; . 591) Hillsdale, Utah,..... vee 0283 
Glencoe, Cal............565 682 'Grizzly Flats, Cal.... 2.6... 691) Hill’s Ferry,, Cal........005 605 
Glencoe, Or...... FLEE 991/Grouse Creek, B C oe. L188! Hilltown, Cal.... ....s.ee ee 605 
Glendale, Mont...........6 1897|Grouse Creek, Utah.. Pernarste 1282) Hites Cove, Cal............ 605 
Glendale, Utah............ 1281|Groveland, Obes ciscisncins SOL Hoko, WT... cee eee eens 1125 
Glendive, Mont..........,...1898 Guadaloupe, Cal.. +s. 592|/Holbrook, ADs, awe 1417 
Gleneden, W T......5....5. 1123 ‘Guadalupita, N M.. .-1456} Hollister, Cal LL Me RD heb ees 605 
Glen Ellen, Cao ietete 582/Gualala, LOA HERE a ieatarart Sao 592|Home Park, Mont..........1890 
Glenn, Or...... . 991 Gubserville, Cal ..........5 502|Honcut, OAlinkcc err hee 608 
Glenn’s Ferry, Vdaho.. ere eeer 111362 Guerneville, Cal,....... eves 592 Honolulu, Cai TEC CN: 1 ORs gk 
Glenora, BO... . .... + 1188 Gunnison, Utah............ 1282)Hood Hiver, le vetoes 
Glencvra, W WG hicnen 1123 3 Guy, We Dea tvisbevcevain es 1124|Hookton, Cal... ecu 008 H 


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Hoopa vee , Cal.... saa, oe uit, OR ev Kecudeuee 996/ Klikitat Fanging, Seg T.....1126 
Hooper, U' eee .1283 Isaacson, A T.. te -.1417|Kuappa, Or teee 
Hocpersville, Gal. . 608 Isabel, Or . 996/Knappton, Ww T. ve 
Hope, B C.. voce cee 1188 Island, Idaho... ...0+.... +1864 Kneeland, Cal 
Hopeton, Cal ....-.....+. 608 Island ' City, oF . 996|Knight, Or 999 
Hopland, a ssocceseeeeees 608 Isleton, Cal........ .. .++-. 614/Knight’s Ferry, Cal... 619, 1478 
Hoquiam, W T........... "1198 \Ivanpah, GAY eis caes +e. eee+1478/Knight’s Landing, Cal...... 619 
Hornitos, Cal........ :.006 . 609! Jackson, Alaska........ +. .1206/Knoxville, Cal....... seveeee 619 
Horse Plains, Mont. . "11809 Jackson, Cal.... 614|Konewock, W.T... .... . 
Horse Springs, N M.. 1456 | Jackson "Gate, Cal... 615 Kvosharem, Utah. 

Horseshoe Bay, B C........1188 ‘Jacksonville, ont 615|Kootenay, BC.. 
‘Horseshoe Bend, tae Wrens 1863! Jacksonville, Or.. ‘ . 996|Korbels, Cal. . 
Hotaling, Cal...... . 600! Jamestown, Cal 615| Korbel’s Mills, Cal . 
Hot Creek, Nev "1949! Jamison, Cal 616|Kreyenhagens, Cal.. 
Hot Springs, Kern Co, Cal.. 608 Jamul, Cal 616|La Ballona, Cal 
Hot ee ee Co, Cal.. 609 ' Janesville, Cal... 616|La Center, W T...... 
Hot Springs, Nev ... vase 1242, Jefferson, Or. 997|Lac La Hache, BC......... 
Hough’s Springs, Cal. . . 609 Jefferson City, Mont 1899|La Conner, WT 
Houghton, WT "1195: Jefferson Island, Mont. 1399|Laddsville, Cal............- 61 
Howard, Or.......0..eeeee8 994' Jenny Lind, Cal 616|Ladner’s Landing, BC.... tans 
..1125| Jersey Landing, Cal 616|Lafayette, Cal 
. 609 Jessie, Idaho ..........004- 1364|Lafayette, Or... 
Howard Springs, Cal. . 609| Jesus Maria, Cal .. . ... 616/La Concepcion, N M 
Howe. Cal : 609 | 'Jewell, Or ..» 998/La Costilla, N M 
“a 1.1478 La Cueva, NM. 
a aa Flat (or ‘Howlands) John Adams, Cal 616|La Gonia, Cal.. 
Cal -. 609 \John Day, Or 998) La Graciosa, ae P 
Hubbard, Or.. soseoeges 994, John Day’s Creek, Idaho... .1364|La Grande, Or.. 
Hudson Hot springs, N M..1456 iJ ohnson, Utah. ........... 1284/La Grange, Cal.. 
Hueneme, Cal...........- . 609. ‘Johnson's Ranch, Cal 616}La Honda, Cal.. 
Hughesville, Mont 1399) iJ ohnsville, Cal 616}La Panza, Cal 
Humboldt, Név .1242'Johntown, Cal 
Humboldt Basin, Or 
Humboldt Road, Cal........ 609| Jordan, Or 998}La Punta, Cal 
Humbug, Cal 609: Joseph, Oniniviman nist «++. 998/Laguna, N M 
Hungar ‘an Hill, Cal 610\Joseph, Utah.......... ..+1284|Lake City, Cal 
Aoay. Harbor, Or 995 Josephine, Cal 617|Lake House, Cal 
unsaker, Cal 610\Juab, Utah........ seees++01284/Lake Point, Utah. . : 
Huntington, Or 995 Judsonville, Cal 617|Lakeport, Cal....... eruer ek 
Huntington, Utah +1283 Julian City, Cal...... eeoeee 617|Lake Tahvue, Cal..........- 
Huntley, Mont........ .- .1399' Junction, Idaho 1364|Lake Valley, Cal 
Hunt’s Gulch, Cal..... . : 610/Junction, Mont 1399|Lake Valley, N M 
i 610 Junction, Nev 1242|Lake View, Nev 
Huntsville, Utah 1284 \Junction, Utah 1284|Laketon, W T..., 
Huntsville, W T 1125! junction C ty, Cal 617|Lakeview, Or...........0++ 
Hupp’s Mills, Cal 610! Junction City, Or 998|)Lake View, W T 
Hurleton, Cal....... .610, 1478| Junction Station, Cal 617|Lakeville, Cal 
1125! Juneau, Alaska, . gurreorins: 1206} Lamb’s Bridge, Cal 
Hyde Park, Utah 1284'Kalama, W T 1125|}Lancaster, Or 


Hydesville, ‘Cal 610) jKamas, Utah . «eee.» 1284]Lancha Plana, Cal ......... 623 
Hyrum, Utah 1284! Kamil-he, W Wucrsca 1126/Lane’s Mineral Springs, Cal- Y abs 


Tagua, Cal......00+ seees .. 610|Kamloups, BC 1188} ifornia.............e00 
Idaho City, Idaho .1363/ Kanab, Utah 1285/Laneville, Idaho 
Idaho Territory ... 1855) Kanarrav'lle, Utah.. - 1285] Langell’s Valley, ORS ccesc 
Igo, Cal . 610)Kanosh, Utah ...... .1285/Langlois, Or. . 
Illinois Ranch, C .». 610/Kaysville, Utah,.... .1285|Langston’s Fey: W T. 
Ilwaco, W T . .1125)Keam’s Sey) T ..1417|Langtown, Cal..... 
Indepencence, Cal... . 999|Langville, Cal.. 
Independence, Or Les .1188)Langworth, Cal. 
Independence, W T o i 
Index to Advertisers 48y! Helloee’ Or.. 
toe Creek, Siskiyou Kil ey, Cal 617|Larrabee, Cal.... 
Cal 611 K«lseyville, Calli... 618}Larten, W T 
net Creek, Trinity Co, Kelso, Idaho, 1364}Las Cruces, Cal 
Cal 611/Kelton, Utah............- .1285|Las Cruces, N M.. 
Indian Creek, Idaho........1864 Kerby, Or 999 2 
Indian Diggings, Cal 611|Keremeoos, BC., ...-.1188}Latham, Or.... 
Indian Gulch, Cal 611!Kernville, Cal 618/Lathrop, Cal 
611, 1478 Ketchum, SNe ...1864/Latrobe, Cal......... 
611|Kibbesillah, Cal.. ..» 618/Laurel, Or.......... 
Indio, Cal . - 611/Kilchis, Or 999)Laurel Creek, Cal 
Inez, Cal . 612 Kingsburgh, Cal . . 618}Laurin, Mont 
5 pepe Pett Veiesaane eee ou Kingsley, Or . »- 999/Lava Bed, Cal 
996|Kingslong Ferry, Cal....... 618}Lawrence, Cal 
:. 612|King’s River, yn veoee+ ee. 618/Laytonville, Cal 
h ....... ....1284 Kingston, Cal.... .eee +. 618} Leaburgh, Or. . 
612| Kingston, Utah... .....5..1285 Leamington, Utah.. 
raikae eevee 618} Bidder We uae 999}Lebanon, Or.. 

ill, Cal.......e.000+. 614/Kittitas, W soceeee+ 1126) Le Bright's, Cal. 
Irondale, WT....... veeeee sD125 Kivatsino Sound, BC.......1439 Leeds. ‘aaa 
Iron Mountain Silver ahs Klamath Agency; Or.. . 999 Leesburg, Idaho............ 

Cal... cccessceseseessee, 614|/Klamath Mill, Cal... e+ 618iLeesvillo, Cal............ 


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Oe WD iicovevect --1127|Lowden’s Ranch, Cal. . tee Lo grag a 


Area eeeecee cee LOOZILOwell, WT. .... cc ccceees Bia bt antag 
Qa Sisvekeastanes 624|Lowell Hill, Cal............ 654/Melrose, Cal grils 
Lenan, WT......ccecccss :[1197|Lower Lake, Cal........ | 654|Mendocino C City, Gab... 22222 668 
Levan, Utah.......+.++e...1286/Lower ‘San Juan, N M...... 11468 Mendon, Utah ; 
Levengood, Bene PRE 1400|/Low Gap, Cal....... ueeiaae 655|Menlo Park, Cal. . 
Lewis Cal............ 624, 1478|/Loyalton, Cal.............. 655|/Merced, Cal.. 
Lewis, Mont........+++.....1400}Lugonia, Cal........ .. oes. 655 Merced Falle, Gal. 
Lewis, Nev..... vee ecoe ee scelQ48 Lummi, W T................1127/Meridian, Ca 
Lewiston, Cal. ............ 624/Lundy, Cal... ., coeeceees. 665} Merrillville, Cal. 
Lewiston, Idaho ....... .»..1865]Luning, Nev........... ...1248]/Mesa Olity, A T..... 
Lewisville, W T....... Pr nsnonnae Luttrell, A T...............1417/Mesa Grande; Cal... 
Lexington Cal........ . $24|Lyle, WT...... eevceeceee se. 1127|Mesilla, N M......ceccecee 
My OF. ve cccgvene *'1002|Lynden W T SOneae Vecvive 1.7'1128|Mesquit, Nev PREM TI ALA: 
daho.. ve veer eeeesel@71{Mabel, Or.....++++ ve seeeeeeL008| Metallic City, 
ik hehe 1248|Mace’s bet by Ama W rari .. 656|Metchosin, 
Lidell Cal. sei gcslecert. oy . 624, 1478|Macleay, -..1008)Michigan Bar, Cal.. 
ville, Idaho......+...+5 1871]Macvil e, ‘Cal. Te -.. 656)Michigan Bluff, Cal......... 
gaining gis B it weehene 1189/Madeline, Cal....,. . 656|/Middle Bar, Cal 
CO. .cceceeee soe 1189/Madera, Cal ...... ...00e 656|Middleton, Idaho.... 
Lime Kiln, WT...... ....1127/Madison, Cal .............. 656. Middleton, ORS eivescevens 1006 
Lincoln, Cal ...... ried dices 625|Mad River, Cal............. 657|Middleton, Utah..... 
Lincoln, ING i. carve osicsioee 1462|Magalia, Cal .. .........5. 6 7|Middletown, Cal 
Lincoln, Or..... PRIM eee 1002|Magdalena, NM............ 1463) Middle Valley, Idaho.. 
Lindale, Cal.......... ++eeee 625|/Mahew’s Station, Cal........ 657|Midway, Cal 
Linden, Cal..... Ieinieasienes 625|Maiden, Mont........ ..1400|/Midway, Utah... 
Linkville, Or...... .....005 1002|Main Prairie, Cal........... 657|Miles, WT. ...++s.- 
Linn’s Valley, Cal.......... 626|Malad City, ae ivaacnts .. 1871 Miles Cit » Mont 
Mont FH CAL 1400|Maley, AT........ ..1417|Milford, Cal.......... 
Little Bik, Or...........665 1002|\Malheur, Or......-.0- sss... 1008/ Milford, Utah 
Little Falls, WoT sicnivsteeare 1127|Mammoth Cave, oh) 657) Mill City, Nev 
Little Lake Cal....... sci 1478|Mammoth City, Cal.,....... 657|Miller, Cal......... ; 
Little River, Cal.......... - 626|Manchester, Cal............ 657/Millers, Or........... paneet 1006 
Little Rock, W T. 1197 Mandovi, W T.. 11129] Mills’ Seminary, Cal 
Little Shasta, Cal.... ...... 626!Manka’s Corner, Oalivccsaus 658) Millville, Cal..... 
Little Shasta Mill, Cal..... 626|Manlyville, AT............ 1417) Millville, Utah............. 
Little Smoky, Idaho........ 1871|/Mann’s pending, We Dri eet 1128; Milpitas, CARs csivieale weletiece 674 
Little Stony, Cal............ 626|Manti, Utah.... ........6. -1293'Milquatay, Cal...... ‘ 
Littleton, Utah.. .- 1286 Manuclito, N a praelgctoete 1463| Milton, Cal.....2s. s.sceces 
Little Wood Riv er, Tdaho. 1871 Manzans, NM.............. 1483| Milton, (0) rR eR ore 
Little York, Cal............ 626|Maple Bay, BC............ 1189; Milton, W T.... 02.0006 & oats 
rings, Cal... -» 626|/Marengo, WT.... wees 111128 Milw aukee, Or.. Rees 
Fk; Bnsarinoricescaci ok iy 627|Maricopa, A T...........0., 1417|Mineral Hill, Nev... 
Livermore, Cal... .. . 627|Marietta, Nev.............. 1243) Mineral King, Cal.. 


paving (os aioe ee San 629|Marion, Or .........20e e008 1008; Mineral Park, AT . 


Nah Ro es era 1286 Mariposa, Cal. ........0564. 658; ‘Minersville, Cal.. 
tation, Cal........ 629|Market Lake, Idaho. ...... 1371|Minersville, Utah.......... 
Lockeford, Cal . ; . 629|Markleeville, Cal........... 658 Mink Creek, Idaho......... 
Locust ; Grove, Obie 680|/Mark West, Cal............ 659,Minnehaha, A T.. yaa 
arale be RESOSE 680|Marshall, Cal........ 0.6.6. 659| Miscellaneous, Cal....,.....1487 
fou Utah, .....-s.s0+e «+1286 Marshall, WARS sseetALine’ 1128|Mission San Jose, Cal....... 675 
see eeseee ees 681|/Marshfield, Or....... 1008, 1488|Missoula, Mont 140: 
Lompoc, Cal,........ .+.s- « 681)Marsbland, Or ...... oe oe +e £488] Mitchell, ‘Or 
Lone Pine, Cal.......... ... 682/Martin, Idaho......... Vins 11871 Mitchell Ranch, Mont... Ataris 
Lone Pine, NM............ 1146 Martina, Mont.. . .«- 1400) Mitchell's Springs, Cal, 
lone Pine, W T......... .-.1127|Martinez, Cal.. .. .-, 659}Moab, Utah. 
Lone Rock, Or............+ te Marysville, Cal... «.+++- 861, 1478|Modesto, Cal . 
Long Bar, Cal... .. . 682/Marysville, Utah..... oee+..1293/Mohave, Cal... eh RENERS 
Long Bridge, Cal........... 633|Marysville, W T...........--1128| Mohave City, ATI, vie 
MOR evi cvins ---1002/Mason Valley, Nev ‘ieee 1243/Mohawk, Or.......-.0..000 1007 
Long Tom, Were is vance 1002|Massett, BC.........000+..1189 Mohawk Valley, Cabiiiccs 
Long Valley, Lassen Co, Cal. 683/Matsqui, BC.......00.... i Mokelumne Hill, Cal 
Long Vallev, Plumas Co, Cal J83|Maxwell, Cal............++. 666/Molalla, Or........ ..... 
Longville, Cal... .......05 683|May, Ca’ Pais eeN civeveusche .. 667|Mona, URN  Vricnccvsn ine 
Looking Glass, Or.. Raaeanigs Mayfield, Cal... Caese na aloes . 667|Monitor, Cal....... ea 
Lookout, Cal,.......... . 683|Mayfield, Utah... sc... cccce 1208 Monmouth, Or............ +1007 
Looyars, BC........ nee, “11189 Mayhew’s Landing, Cal.:... 607)Mono, Cal. . VERS ese . 
Lopez Island, W rR at -1127|May View, WT............ :.1128|/Monono Flat, Cal 
Lordsburg, N M............ 1462)/McClellan Gulch, Mont.....1400/Monroe, Utah 
Lorenzo, Cal............66+ 1478|McConnell’s, Cal....... .... 667|Monroe City, ri 
ae eseeeees «e+ 688/McCormick’s Ranch, Cal... 667/Monsenat, Ons cccccce cos 
Los Alamos, Cal .......... + G83)|McCoy, Or........ ccc ee eens :1004|Montana bya 
Los Angeles, wo seeesese+» 688/McDowell, AT............. 1417| Monterey, Cal. . 
Los Banos, Cal...........+5 652|McKinney’s Landing, Cal... 667)Montesano, W 7. 
Los Gatos, Cal.... ......... 652|McMillan, AT.......+......1417 Montezuma, AT. 
Los Medanos, Cal... - 654 McMinnvilte, Or.. EN ghost 1004'Montezuma, Cal............ 688 
Los Nietos, Cal ........... - 654|Meadow, Utah.. Rae 1298'Montezuma, Utah.oe........ 
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Moodyville,"B C............1190|New Castle, W T........... 1130/Oak Run, Cal ........... ee 
Mooney Flat," Cal. «eee 683] New Chicago; Cal...... +.+++ 694/Oakdale, Cal 
Moon’s.Ranch, a 683/New Chicago, Mont 1402/Oakland, Cal.... 
Moore's Flat, Cal........... 683/New England Mills, Cal..... 694/Oakland, Or.......0...++ ++ 
Moore's Stat on, Cal........ 683}New Dungeness, W T. 1180/Oakland, W mt an sees L184 
Mooretown, Cal.. .. 688|New Era, Or 1009| Oakley, Idaho. . . 
Moorhouse, Or.ses Tt 11008 New Four-Mile House. Cal... 695)Oakville, Or.... 
Moosa, Cal.. ne 684|New harmony, Utah.......1295|Oakville, W T 
Mora, .N M...........++ .+«.1468|New Hope, Cal 695|Ocate, N M. 
Morgan City, Utah -1295|New Hope Landirg, Cal.... 695)Occident, Cal. 
Morgin’s Mine, Cal......... 684|New Jerusalem. Cal 695| Occidental, Cal 
Morgan Valley, Cal......... 684/New Mexico............ .»--1445/Ocean View, San Francisco 
Mormon Bar, Cal........... 684|New Pine Creek, Or 1009 Co, Cal 782 
Mormon Basin, Or ... .....1008|New Tacoma, W T 1130]Ocean View, Sonoma Co, oa hs 
Mormon Island, Cai 684|New Westminster, B C 1191/Ogden, Utah... .. Sanna 
684!New York Landing, Cal 695|Ojo Caliente, N M....,..... 

Morritto, Cal 684|New York Ravine, Cal 696' Ojai Valley, Cal 
Moscow, Idaho 1572|Newark, Alameda Co, Cal... 694/Oka, Mont ...........66- ‘ 
Mosquito Gulch, Cal 684| Newark, Sierra Co, Cal..... 694/Okanagon, BC..........- 
Moss Landing, Cal... . 684|Newberg, Or..... Hanes ..1009]Olalla, Or....... ; 
Mound House, Nev... > 1119044 Newhert, Cal 694/Olancha, Cal. 
Mountain City, 1244 Newbury Park, Los ‘Angeles Old Agency, Mont ..... 
Mountain Dale, Or ...1008, 1489 Co, Cal.... ....e0.....- 694/Olden, Mont 
Mountain Home, Idaho 1876 Newbury Park, Ventura Go, Old Town, Cal 
Mountain House, Cal 1479 OBIS Neveseesinncatcats . 694/Oleander, Cal 
Mountain Ranch, Cal 684|Newellsville, Or “1009 Olema, Cal........e.eee eee 
Mountain View, Cal 684|Newhall, Cal 695/Olema Station, Cal.. 
Mountain View eal oe 685 Newport, Mendocino Co, Cal €95/Olequa, W T 
Mount Baker, WT.. . .1129]Newport, Los Angeles Co, Cal 695/Olex, Or..........seeeeeees 
Mount Bullion, Cal 685|Newport, Benton Co, Or.. ..1009/Olimpo, Cal........ saa tabie 
Mount Coffin, WwW T 1129|Newport, Coos Co, Or.... ..1009/Oleta, Cal 
Mount Eden, Cal 685|Newton, Or.... 0.00... «1009/Olney, Or 
Mount Fairview, Cal 685| Newton, Utah 1296/Olympia, W T 
Mount H :pe, Cal 635] Newtown, Cal 695| Omega, Cal 
Mount Idaho, Idaho 1375|Newville, Cal... 695] Oneatta, Or 
Mount Pleasant, Cal 635} Nicasio, Cal.... + 695|/Onecho, W T.. satis | 
Mount Pleasant, Or.. .....1008}Nicola Valley »B Cc "1198 One Hundred and Twenty- 
Mount Pleasant, Utah.... 1295 Nicolaus, Cal 698 Seven-Mile House, B C.1198 
Mount Scott, Or 1008) Niles, Cal 696)One Hundred and Fifty-Mile 
Mount Shasta, Cal 685|Nimshew, Cal 696 House, B C 1198 
Mount Tabor, or 8) Nine-Mi ; 696|Oneida, Idaho.............. 1376 
Mount Vernon, Or i ity, 1206|Oneota, Nev. .....--+.eeee 1244 
Mount Vernon, W T.... ...1129|Nogal, N M 1463/Onion Valley, Cal 
Muck, WT 1129|Nooksachk, W T 1134/Ontario, W 'T 

J 1190|Noowete, B C.............. 1489/ Ophir, Cal.. 
Mud Springs, Cal 686] Nord, Cal 696|Ophir, Utah.. 
Muir City, Mont 2 ; 697) Orange, Cal 
Mukilteo, W T 9| Norfolk, Or 1010] Orcas Island, WT 
Mu'doon, Idaho North American House, Cal. 697/Oregon........+0 ooo oe 906, 1488 
Mulina, Or. North Arm, B 1193) Oregon City, Or 
Mullen, Mont ....1402)North Bend, Or.. ae Oregon Guich, Cal 
Murphy, Or North Bloomfield, Cal. 7/Oregon Hill, Gal 
Murphys, Cal 9|North Branch, Cal 7!Oregon House, Cal 
Murphy’ 's Camp, Cal 86/North Brownsville, Or \Oretown, Or.... .. 
Musick, Cal North Canyonville, Or 1010/Orland, Cal.... 
Myrtle Point, or North Columbia, Cal..., .. 69 jot peng, Cal 
Nanaimo, B G 90|North Cove, W T 1124/Oro, A 
Napa City, Cal 79 North Fork, Cal 697 \Oro Blanco, A 7. 
Napa Junction, Cal North Ogden 1489| Oro Fino, Cal 
Napa Soda Springs, Cal 639| North Powder, Or 1010) Oroville, Cal........0.... oo. 785 
Napavine, W T 1129, North San Diego, Cal Orting, WT. .......06.00 eee ts 
Nasal, WT. Ee eP Abe . .1129|North san Juan, Cal Osveola, Nev.. 
Nashv. lle, Cal, 689|North Temes‘al, Cal Osceola, W T...... 
Natchee, WwW IDS east ; ..1129|North Yamhill, Or.. nae \Osgood, Cal 
National City, Cal... * tol ‘Norton, Or & \Oswego, Or 
Natividad, Cal 699'|Otego, Nev 
Navarro Ridge, Cal. 9! Otter; Mont 
Naylox, Or ... Gc Ouray, Utah . 
Neah Bay, A\ T. niece healers “71180: [Norw Bed: Mont /Overland, Mont... 
Needy, Or.. 1009 Novato, Cal, seveveseeesees 699/Ovid, Idaho 
Nehalem, Or 1009 Novelty, 1184|Oysterville, W T 
Nelson, Cal 690 Noyo, Cal 699 jOxford, Idaho 
Nelson Point, Cal 691 Nugget, AT. 
Nephi, Utah 1295|Oak Arbor, Cal. 
Netarts, Or 1009, ‘Oak Bar, Cal 
INGVBAB Gis ikea cn BER ba 1207|Oak City, Utah 
Nevada City, Cal 691|Oak Grove e, Monterey Co, Cal 701/Paicines, Cal 
New Albuquerque, NM.....1463 Oak Pl San Diego Co, Painter Flat, Nev.... 
New Almaden, Cal.. .. 604 Cal 701|Paisley, Or..... ... 
Newaukum, Ww T ie ag! Cal 
Newcastle, Cal, Vie panes 694,°1479 ‘Oak Point, WT 
New Castle, Or...... beebous 1009 Oak Ravine, Cal 


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Palouse City, Wee +o e1187|Pinal, A T....0..+000+++ 0+ +1420) Powell’s Valley, Or.........+ +1077 
Pamela, A T......:. cscs. 1418 Ahead oes Ney. aera -1421|Powellton, Cal....'......... 758 


Panaca, Nev...... ...1245/Pinal Ranch, A T...........1421/Pozo, Cal....... 758 
Panama, Cal.. «». 739|Pine, Or........ vee . 1018) Prairie City, Or.. 1077 
Panguitch, Utah .1807|Pine City, W T............ 1189|Prairie Creek, bis 1077 
Panoche, Cal. . 739|/Pine Grove, Amador Co, Cal 748 Prattville, Cal.. 7 

Pantana, A T... 1418/Pine Grove, Butte Co, Cal.. 748|/Preface......... «ee 480 
Papcum, BC........ ..1193/Pine Grove, Mendocino Co, Prescott, AT... ....66. «+1421 
Paradise, Butte Co, Cal te ENCORE ORD ia vaeesbedis seccees 749|/Prescott, WT...........-.- 1144 
Paradise, Stanislaus Co, Cal. 739|Pine Log Crossing, Cal. .eee 749/Price, Utah .......00..00:: 1314 
Paradise, Utah,... ........ 1308|Pine Peake, Cal.. . 749|Princeton, Cal, soos +. 768, 1480 
Paradise Valley, Nev......,.1245|/Pine Station, Cal . 749 Prineville; Oise seasenenies 1077 
bade pet Utah........... 1308/Pine Valley; Or............ ;.1018 Promontory, Utah,... ....1814 
Paraiso Springs, Cal aiieaies 739/Pino, Cal... .cscccseseeevese 749| Prosser Creek, Cal...... ‘++ 1480 
Paraje, N M.........65 eee 1464/Pinole, Cal. CaCI 749|Providence, Cal............ 759 
Paris, ean ac KeaIees ..1877|Pinto, Nev...... socceess ..1245/Providence, Utah........ «1314 
Park City, Mont.......... "11408 Pinto, Utah.. ... ...-e.05. 1313|Provo City, Utah........... 1314 
Park City, Utah........ ++. 1808/Pioche, Nev.....seesesceeee 1245|Puerto De Luna..... oes e L464 
Park Va ley, Utah.......... 1812/Pioneer, A T............45. 1421/Pujol, Cal... ....ee-00 cee 759 
Park View, NM...........-1464/Pioneer, Mont...........+46 1408]Pu! ler Springs, Monts... -- 1404 
Parker, Mont.......0..60.. 1403)Pioneer, Or.......... sees 1018)Pullman; W T...... .... «1145 
Parker, Or...... Re eatenians 1015|Pioneer, W T..........6004 1139/Pulvadero, Cal............. 759 
Parker’s Landing, W T .....1138|Pioneer Mine, Cal.......... 749|/Punta Arenas, Cal. FR RGR 759 
PATHS ENIM GES aidecssreesacers .1464|Pipestone, Mont,........... 1404)Purdy, Or...... StheneeeeeekOe 
Parnell, Mont.............- 14038 Pittsburgh, Obrncnescineiestt 1018 Able fangs CBleeticesevesay 760 
Parewan, Utah.. ........06 1812|Pittville, Cal.............6. 749|Puyallup, W T...........6- 1145 
Pasadena, Cal...........+.- 740|Placerville, Cal.........++6- 749 Pyramid, ONG. cca vudiseien: 1246 
Paschal, NM...........+++- 1464|Plain City, Utah. Tater ..1318]Pysht, Wilivcoccssavune «1145 
Paskenta, Cal...........- . 740)Plainfield, Cal. .... 752\Quadra, B O.......... ooo. L198 
Paso Robles, Cal........... » 740 Plainsburg, Oblniscehicic 752|Quartz Mountain, Cal.... .. 760 
Pataha City, W T.......0.. 11138 Plano, Cal.............06. .. 753)Queen City, Cal......e.2+.. 760 
Patterson, Cal,............. 740) Pleasant Grove, Sac. Co, Cal 753|Quesnelle, B C............. 11938 
Pavilion, BC.............4: 1193} Pleasant Grove, Sutter “ Cal 753/Quillayute, W T............1145 
Payette Valley, Idaho.......1377|/Pleasant Grov e, Utah....... 1314/Quincy, Cal... ..... ORD 760 
Payson, Utah.......... ... 1818|Pleasanton, Cal........ .. 753/Quinn, (ye 1078, 1489 
Payton Mineral Springs, Or.1015/Pleasant Hill, Or...... ...1018) Race Track, Mont. «+1404 
Peach Tree, Cal............ 740|Pleasant Home, Or........ 1018] Radersburg, Mont. ... 1404 
Pearson Springs, Cal..... . . 740|Pleasant Valley, El Dorado Railroad Flat, Cal.......... 761 
Peasefort, Mont............ 1403} Co, Cal.........seee. eens » 754) Rainier, Or... ..ecsceccoees 1078 
Peck’s Station, Idaho.......1377/Pleasant Valley, Ventura Co, Rallsville, Cal........eeee es 761 
Pedro Mountain, Or........ 1015! Cal......... RAGS Wee ... 764|Ranch, Utah......... vives 1815 
Pekin, WTS isivescaevedens 1139|Pleito, Cal....c..ceeeeeeeee 754|Rancheria Creek, Cal....... 761 
Penasco, NGM neann Meme ae 1464!Plevna, Or........ cee eens 1018}Ranches of Taos, NM. ....1464 
Penawawa, W T............1139/Plomosa, A T........ ++eee+1421/Ranchito, Cal........ Uenwes 761 
Pend D’Oreille, Idaho... ...1877|Plumb Station, W T........ 1189}Randolph, Or.... ........6+ 1078 
Pendleton, Or..............1015;Plumper Pass, B C.........1193}Randolph, Cal......... eseee 761 
Pennington, Cal.... ....... 740'/Plymouth, Cal............. 754|Randolph, Utah............1815 
Penryn, Cal............s006 741/Plymouth, Utah............ 1814] Rathdrum, Idaho,... ......1877 
Pontz, Cals... cscs sessevses 741|Pocatello, Idaho............ 1377|Raton, NM...........2 008+ 1464 
Peola, W T......... 10 eeee 1139)Point Agate, W T........... 1189/Rattlesnake Creek, Cal..... 761 
Peoria, Or........ceecseeee 1017/Point Arena, Cal........... 756|Ravenna, Cal..........++ -. 161 
Pepperwood Bottom, Cal... 741/Point Reyes, Cal........... 756] Rawhide Ranch, os eoereee 761 
Perkins, Cal............ .... 741/Point Sal, Cal............ . 756|Red Bluff, Cal..........00.. 761 
POY GW Doss. vee ccs ve cones 1139) Point of Timber, Cal... 756)Red Bluff, Mont.. eee TIES 1404 
Perrydale, DR isis v.etipie, He 1017|Polhamus, A T....... NOH +1421 Red Cloud, NM.........+..1466 
Pescadero, Cal...........- . 741/Pomeroy, W T.............1140/Redding, Cal... ieeeeenen Oe 
Petaluma, Cal............5 742|/Pomo Cal........ ida sernnees 756|Redfield, Cal....... sececeee 166 
Peters, Cal.............++++ 748/Pomona, Cal.,...... coeeees 158) Redwood City, Cal She nren . 766 
Peters, Utah............... 1313|Pony, Mont..........000 1.1404 Reed’s Fort, oe Airaid oe. 1404 
Peterson, Utah....... .+..1813/Pope Valley, Cal.......00.. 756/Reiif, Cal........... saenee 767 
Peterson’s Point, W T. 1139} Poplar, Cal... we. 157|Reno, AT, oe oe 1428 


Petteysville, Or. .1017|Poplar Creek Agency, Mont. 1404 Reno, Nev. 


Pettyville, Utah. .1313|Port Angeles, WT . .1142/Renton, W T.. 1145 
Petrolia, Cal ..... . 748\Port Blakeley, W 7. . .1142)Requa, GAL as sbacsiav oe aestOe 
Philbrook, Mont............1403)Port Costa, Cal.. .eeee 757| Reveille, Nev.........- .».1251 
Philip’s Fiat, Cal.. . ._748/Port Discovery, Wer 21142 Riceville, Cal.... .......... 767 
Phill peburg” Mont......... 1403/Port Gamble, W T.... .....1143/Rich Bar, Cal........ heerelOl 
Philomath, Or......+- .,+--.1017|Port Harford, Cal...secc... 75? Richfield, B OG. .ccceeeee ees L193 
Pownix, Deane denes 1418/Port Kenyon, Cal.... ...... 757|Richfield, Utah... scscceecs 1815 
Phoenix, Or.............0: 1017|Port Ludlow, W T..........1143 Richland, Mont........ ..0. 1404 


Phenix Mine, Obcrvvae 748|Port Madison, W Bi hat 1143|}Richmond, Utah........... 1316 
Picacho, A T.........66. . + 1420 |Port Orford, Or............. 1077|Richmond Basin, Arizona 
Picket Post, 1 Sees .1420) Port Simpson, 1: OS Seren 1489] Territory .......... eves 5 1428 
Pico Canyon, Cal........... 748| Port Townsend, W T...... .1143|Richville, Utah..........+.. 1316 
Pierce City, Idaho,. eH Port Wine, OM trac 2) 758|Rieber’s Station, Cal....... 767 
Pierson Springs, Cal. . 748|Portage, Utah,.........+++.1314/Rincon, Cal............ sees 168 
Pigeon Oreek, Cal....... Bt cap hes oed NMR pevisvecseesce 1464|Rio Bonita, N M.. ........ 1466 
Pigeon Point, OG ies seer 748/ Porterville, Cal........ .e ee 757(Rio Dell, Cal.......20000+. 168 
Pilarcitos Toll Gate, Cal.... 748)Portland, Or............ .»-1018}Rio Mimbres, N M..... ....1466 
Pillar Rock, WT......... 711189] Posa Chino, Cal.. ......... 758|Rio Puerco, N [......0....1466 
Pilot ‘ill, Cal........ soeoes 748)Potter Valley, Cal....... ... 758/Rio Ruidosa, N M........ ,1466 
Pilot Rock, Or......0.0....-LOL7/Poway, Calisec..sseceeess.+ TO8IRiOvIl' , NOV.......c0.500. 


Rio Vista, Cal........0..00. 763|Saimon Falls, Cal.... ..... S07|/Saesin, W T......cscccvee + L146 
| Ri Cal. ........00+0+++. 763,Salmon Falls, Idaho........1878/Saticoy, Cal........+essere+ 366 
Ri a an crcsese sree TARAS Gale Oroake, Utah, ....++.+. «2SL7|Baseog, W ove eres see dS 
Riverdale, Cal.............. 768 Salt Lake City, Utah.......1817|Saucelito, Cal............+. SOY 
Riverside, A T.............1428 Samaria, Idaho ...........1878|/S@Uvies, Ore... oee+eeee++1088 
Riverside, Cal........ 769, 1490 Sam’s Valley, Or...........1089}Savana’s Ferry, BO........1194 
Riverside, Idaho....... ....1878|San Andreas, Cal.......... 907|/Savannah, Cal ..... seees eee 867 
Riverside, Or... ..........1078 San Anselmo, Cal.......... 908|Sawtooth, Idaho,...........1379 
Riverside, WT..... .......1146 San Antonio, Los Angeles Sawyer’s Bar, Cal.. 
Robert’s Landing, Cal...... 771| Co, Cal.. 808|Scales, Cal........ 


Robinson, N M.............1466 San Antonio, Monte Scappoose, Or......... 

panna « Retry, Cal «+ 771] Cal .....s00, 808/Scenega, Cal..... weet sees ns 
Roche Harbor, W T ..1146 San Antonio, N School House Station, Cali- 
Rock, Cal.... -. 771)San Augustine, NM........ ifornia ..... Maki ‘sae 


..1146 San Bernardino, Cal .......1431/School’s Ferry, Ur. 
.++1146 San Bruno, Cal........+.+. 908/Scio, Or......... ies 
soceceeeses 771/San Buenaventura, Cal..... 808/Scipio, Utah .........00. +1848 
Rock Point, Or............. 1078 San Carlos, A T.......... . 1423/Scofield, Utah......... +00 61848 


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Rockport, Utah............ 1816 San D.ezo, Cal ..... Herenes 810|Scoker Creek, Or..... .....1083 @ 
Rockport Landing, Cal..... 772, San Dieguito, Cal.......... 814/Scottsburgh, Or............ 1089 
Rockville, Or.....ecceesee 1078 gan Emidio, Cal g14|Scottsville, Cal..... seseeee. 868 
Rockville, Utah......... ..- 1816 San Felix Station, Cal. ra 814 Svabeck, Webevatiavhe nae 1146 
Rockwood, Or .......+++++-1078'gan Fernando, Cal......... 914/Searsville, Cal............4. 868 
Rocky Bar, Idaho..... +++ +1878 San Francisco, Cal... ..40, 1493/ Seaside, Cal.......0..sesees 868 
Rocky Point, Cal............772 gan Francisco, Cal, Repre- Seaside, Or. ............ -. 1089 
Rocky Point, Or........... 1078) sentative Business Houses 381|Scattle, W T............... 1146 
Rogers’ Hot Springs, Cal... 772 San Gabriel, Cal... §15|Sebastopol, Cale ensealcetar 868 
Rohnerville, Cal...... 772, 1480) i aa Sedalia, W T........ ooo.ee 1158 


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Roseburg, Or........ 0.000. 1079 San Juan, WT........... + -1146/Selish, Mont...... .... oo 1405 
Rose’s Station, Cal... .... 773 San Juan Capist.ano, Cal... 834 Selma, Cal.... ............ 863 


R seville, Cal..... . ....ee 773 San Juan Island, W T...... 1146/Semiahmoo, W T .......... 1158 
Rough and Ready, Cal..... . 773 San ‘Leandro, Cal ......... 834/Sentinel, Cal............ ... 869 
Ross Fork, Idaho. .......... 137g San Lorenzo, Cal .. ....... 886! Separ, NM......eesceesees .1463 
moswell, N Mu. ..ceceee ceee 146g San Lorenzo, N M.......... 1467/Sesma, Cal.......0..000 ... 869 


Roui:d Mountain, Cal .... 773'San Luis Obispo, Cal.... . . 836/sharon, WT...... 60000005 1158 


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Ruthburg, Idaho.... 7 

Ruthe ford, Cal..... eocce es 174 VAN £CUTO, WAL seecsceceree OFb/Sherman, Cal.......+cce. 
Rye Patch, Nev.........0. 1252 San Quentin, Cal..,........ 

Rye Valley, Or .......... .10g9 San Rafael, Cal........... 


Sabinal, NM.............4 


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Rev Gdov AOSD se OMe tedueniers soe hennesicne . 855]Silver Creek, W T........ 11 


Salem, Or. ...............1081|/Santa Maria, Santa Barbara Silver King, AT.......... 1424 
Salem, Utah...............1817| (Co, Cal..........+++++.05. 855|/Silver Mountain, Cal........ 872 
Salesville, Mont..... ....1404|Santa Monica, Cal........ :) 856|Silver Reef, Utah...........1848 
Salida, Cal...... .. 804/Santa Paula, Cal........... 857|Silver Star, Mont. + 01405 
Salina, Utah .1817|Santa Rita, Cal... 858}Silverton, Or -1089 
Salinas City, Cal... .. 804'Santa Rita, N M.. 1463/Simmons, A T.. +1424 
Salisbury, Mont .... ..1404'Santa Rosa, Cal.. . 858]Simmons, 872 
Salmon City, Idaho ........ 1878/Santa Ynez, Cal............ 866/Sis Quoc, Cal.. +. 872 
Salmon Creek, Humboldt Santaquin, Utah........... 848/Sissyons, Cal. ....... shounnc 872 
(Of) 0: Rr ar ei rar rin 807|Sapello, NM............065 -1463/Siuslaw, Or........ .......1090 
Salmon Creek, Mendocino Saratoga, Cal’........ - . .+- 866/Skaggs’ Springs, Cal........ 372 
Co, Cal..........+...... S807/Sargents, Cal ............. 866! Skagit, U Ieee ch RTO Hie 115 


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Skalkaho, Mont............1405 poring Hill, Beaver Rend Co, Taylor, AT... .ccerceceee 1428 
Skamokawa, W T...........1158 OMB... ssseevere vee + 405] Taylorville, Cal... 
Skins, Or........ ae spring Hill, Gallatin Co, beat ed pang Cal.. 


Skipanon Taylorsville, Utah 1850 
Skookumchuck, wr . 1158]Spring ‘V: pliey aba Cal.... ie Tecolote, NM... 1472 
Slack Canyon, Cal. .. 872 Springville, Cal eee 882|/Tecoma, Nev........+- 1268 
Slate Creek, Cal. . 872)springville, Utah. 1350| Tehachapi, Cal.. . 902 
Slate Croek, Or .-1000 Boren Grove, o 832 Tehachapi ‘Summit, Cal... .°; 902 
Slatersville, Utah. oese. Bar lt WijiWe Daneeteed .-1167)Tehama, Cal......ccesseeee 02 
Sleighville House, Cal. , 872 Squaw Hill, Cab gseltejon Reservation, Cal..... 904 
Slide, Cal... ....cseveveves PE edd Cal......... + 882|Tele graph, Cal......... ... 904 
Slippery Ford, Cal. ....... 872|Stanton, A T.....60+e+0+++-1425/Telesraph Creek, WT... ..1168 
Slough Station, Nev....... 1252/Star, Idaho. ... ciiicesees «.1880/Temecu hy Cal, . wcscvoeees O04 
Smartsville, Cal............ 878/Star, Nov ... csece.e+ o¢0++1253/Tomescal, Cal.....0. ssee++ G04 
Smithfield, Utah...........1849 Stark’ ’s Point, W T.........1167/Tempe, po Oa coee ee 6 425 
Smith River, Cal........ «+. S73/Staycon, Or........ seeeees 1091) Temperance, Cal. ++. 904 
Smith’s Ferry, Cal.... .... 873/Steumboat S rings, Nev....1253/Tem Piute, Nev.......... * 11258 
Smith’s Flat, Cal........... 878|Steilacoom, W T....... An ++ 1167 Tenino, W T........004. .» 1168 
Smith’s Ranch, Cal... . 873|Steins Fass, N M. veeeee-1472/Ton Mile, Or.........0000 oe 1092 
Smithville, A T, RGR a OTH 1424 Stephens, W T.. ..1167/Tequesquite, N M......... 1472 
Smithville, Cal............. 874|Steptoe, W T.......... +. ; ).1167 Terminus, ae ROkY OheRekes 1406 
Smoke Creek, Nev ... .....1252|Ste ling, Mont......... .«. 1405] Terrace, Utah.............3851 
Smoky, Idaho....... ..... .1380/Sterling, Utah ... .........1850/Teviston, AT .. .... ooeee 2425 
Snake, Or......0...06 coves 1090|Sterling, W T....... ...,...1167/The Dalles, Or...... beveee LU92 
Snake Lake, Cal .......... 874/Sterlingville, Or............ 100!1/Theon, W T........6. seve: 1168 
Snelling, Cal............665 874|Stevensville, Mont.... ... .1405|Thistle, Utah...............1851 
Snipe, One eccctes AEN Ge 1090/Stewartville, Cal........... 882|'Thorne, N M..ccccsseesee eed 4i2 
Snipes, W T.. oe eves 1159) Stillwater, Cal........ . 882)/Thurber, Utah.. +++. 1851 
Snohomish, W T. ee hte rst 1159/Stillwater, Mont......... 111405 Thurman Mills, ‘Idaho. vee 1880 
Snow-Flake, AT........... 1424/Stillwater, Nev............- 1253) Tidewater, Or.. oe 1009 
Snowville, Utah........ .... L849/Stillwater Cove, Cal........ 882) Tierra Amarilla, N M.. os ee L472 
Socorro, N M........6. .1469|Stipp, Or......... sooee ose LO91) Tillamook, Or ...........-1009 
Soda Bay, Cal.............. 874|Stockton, Cal.........0.e0 88%) Tipton, Cal Reeiiee . -.» 904 
Soda Creek, BC.. ...1194)Stockton, Utah . ..1350/Tiptop, AT. . 1425 
Soda Springs, Cal... . 874 Stono, Or ... . 1091 i title UhblGre Reale O16. Cene eb ee ee 43a 
Soda Springs, Idah« *'1880|Stone Station, Mont. ..1405|'Towns receiv ed too ‘late for 
Soda Springs, Nev.......... 1252|Stony Point, Cal. +..+++ 897) regular insertion......... 1474 
Sodaville, OP ret elentattnns 1090|Straders, Mont ......... tie 1140) Toana, Ney........ Gesee. VekeDe 
Soledad, Los Angeles Co, Cal 874|Strawberr youeys oes Rehait 897)Toledo, Or..........6. eee. 1099 
Soledad, Monterey i om 874|Sublett, Idaho...... ..1880;Toledo, W T..........0-00% 1168 
Solomons\ ille, A T.. . .1425|Sugar Pine, CAD eur: 897|Toll-House, Cal........... . 904 
Somersville, Cal...... , . 874/Suisun, Cal............06. . 897|Tuomales, Cal ... ... ... .. 904 
Sume’s Bar, Cal............ 875|Sulphur Bank, Cal........ - 898 Tombstone, Me Dees cen 1426 
Sonoma, Cal............... 875|/Sulphur Creek, Cal.. 898'Tvoele, Utah. . vee es 0 ASSL 
Sonora, Cal... ............ 875|Sulphur Springs, Oe ivcas ‘11001! Toquerv ilte, Utah.......... 13.1 
Soquel, Cal....... BO icegtrt vs 880/Sulphur Springs, Utah.... .1850/Toston, Mont ....... ...... 1406 
Soscol, Cal......... Sheets sso!Sumas, BO........ vere. .1194|'Tower House, Cal.......0.. 904 
Soulbysville, Cal ........:. §60|Suminer Lake, Or.......... 1091/Total Wreck, Arizona.... ..1432 
South Bend, WT ....... ..1159/Summerville, Cal........... 898/Townsend, Cal.... .... ooee 9O5 
South Butte, Cal........... 880/Summerville, Or...........1001/Tracy, Cal........... seceee 905 
South Cottonwood, Utah.. 1349/Summit, Cal....... ooseeees 898) Treasureton, Idaho......... 1380 
South Eel River, Cal ....... 881/Summit, Or............. +». 1091/Tremont, Cal .........00++. 905 
South Fork, Cal..... seoeees 981/Summit, Utah..... + cooe ee. 1350/Trent, Or.......... eee 0000 dOOS 
South Fork, N M.......... .1472|Summit Mills, Idaho........1880/Trenton, Utah....... oeee 1851 f 
Souta Jordan, Utah... .. 1849) Summit Station, Cal..... .. 890/Tres Alamos, AT.......... 148: 
South Spring mee N M.. .1472/Sumner, Cal.......... eoee. 899) Tres Pinos, Cal............. 905 
South Vallejo, Cal . 881)Sumner, WT............ 11167 Trinidad, Cal. . eecee ss 905 
sh aad OR Fivccetesesacs "1090, Sumpter, Or ...........0.. 1001)Trinity Centre, Cal..... eee. 906 
Spadra, i Bese setecr cess 881/Sunolglen, Cal..... seoeeeee 899/Trout Creek, Mont........ 1406 
eee ne Diecgherecvatye 1159|Sun River, Mont..... + +++ -1406/Troutdale, Or..............1090 
h Dry Diggings, Cal.. 881/Sunset, AT ......... SOT: 1425|Truckee, Cal.. -e- 906 
Ss; vanlah Flat, Cal........... 881/Susanville, Cal....... . 899/Tuzlco, W fey 1168 
Spanish Fork, veer "11360 Sutro, Nev...... : ee Tualatin, Or. . 1100 
Spanish Gulch, Or.. ., .1090/Sutter Ureek, ve +. 900/Tubac, AT ........ ce eee 1432 
Spanish Hollow, Or. . .1090)Sutterville, Cal.. * B01 Tucker Station, Utah... .. 1851 
Spanish Ranch, Cal...... .. 881/Sutton, W T............. ..1167 Tucson, AT....... Ann 1432 
Sparta, Or.... ... veces s,,1090]Sutton "House, Cal.......- . 901/Tukannon, WT. staeeoane cobkGe 
Spanishtown, Cal..... seoee. S9l/Suver, Or........ .1091 Tulalip, WT... eee e168 
Spence’s Bridge, BC....... '1194]Swangea, Cal. . seoeees OOl/Tulare, Cal ......... ...2.. 908 
Spenceville, Cal...... neways 881/Sweet Home, Ore see cesses (1002 Tularosa, NM... eee e 1472 
Spokane, Mont............ 1405|Sweetland, Cal............. 901/Tule Lake, Or............ 1100 
Spokane Bridge, W T.......1159|Sweetwa:er, AT.. . .1425/Tumwater, WT............ 11 
Spokane Falls, W T........1159|Table Bluff, Cal............ 901/Tuolumne Bridge, Cal...... 1487 
Sprague, W. T.... ........ 1164/Table Rock, Cal............ 901/Turlock, picumenrey seeceecees OM 
Sprague River, Or.......... 1090/Tacoma, WD cccvosure ol Ronee veggie LEER Fs, 
Spring Brook, W T.. ..1167/Tahoe City, Oalvivacsvsvceer 901'Turquesa, N M,. oe0e 1478 
Spring City, Utah.......... 150|Tamarack Flat, Cal......... 148 43/ ‘Tusuan Springs, Cal. vee O12 
Springervi fe, PD ove se ..1425/Tangent, Or..... et erin cr 002/Tuscarora, Nev.... .....+.1264 
Springfield, B C............1194 Teri a OR es Le kets 1092 ustin City, Cal............ 8 
Springfield, Cal............ 882]/Taos, Wepnetes Sp ed gst Cal......0..00. O12 
Springfield, Or............ +.1090 Tasonville, Cal . . 902 Twin Bridges, Mont.... ... 1406 
Springfield, Utah.........5 1850'Taxsas, W T....... aerate *"1168 Twin Riy er, Ney,. soceee. + 1256 


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Twin Wale WT...........1170}Warm Springs, Mont.......1407/ White Sulphur pda 1407 
Tybo, A AEG oe cocceeeees 1256] Warm Springs, Umatilla Co, Wickenburg, A 1441 
Teh’ Valley, .1100;  Or.. .« «+ .1102/Wickes, Mont.. 

Tyner, Utah, ‘ *.1851|Warm Springs, Wasco Go, Or. 1102) Wilbur Springs, Cal. | 

Tyrone, Cal...........eseee 912) Warner, Cal 927/Wilburton, W T 

ntah, Utah.. ..1861|Warrens, Idaho... 1331) Wilder’s Landing, Mont... 

Ukiah, Cals... seeeveeeeess O12] Wartham, Cal 927 Wilderville, Or. ATT +oe 2104 

Ulidia, Mont . seeeee se 1406] Wasco, Or 

Umatilla, Or seeeeeee+ L100] Wash, Cal, : . 923/Wilhoit Springs, Or........ 

ol Ferry, sd seceveeell00 Washington, Nev Co, Cal. | a Wine rr WT 1183 

Uncle Sam, Cal ..... . 914) Washington, Yolo Co, Cal.. 

Undine, Cal. sevceeeveceeees 916) Washington, Idaho 
Union, REV VCAPEELiS 4 ee) 
Union, ee Weara 1100) Washington Territory 
..1352|Washington, Utah 
1170] Washington Corners, C: al. 
Union Rid ge, Ww Re 60 T1170] Washington Gulch, Mont. | 
Uniontown, Cal.. .. 916] Washougal, W T 
Uniontown, Or 1101)Washtucna, W T.... 1182! Williams Lake, B C 
Uniontown, W T 1170} Waterford, Cal 928|Willards, Nev 
Unity, Mont ........... . .1406|Waterford, W T 1182} Willis, Mont 
Unity, WT........ 1171|Waterloo, Cal.............. 928/Willits, Cal... 
Upper Lake, Cal 916|Waterloo, Or 1102 !Willopa Valley, wT 
Upper Mattole, Cal......... 916]Waterman, Cal 928) Willow Creek, Mont 
tah : '1489|Watrous, N M.......... ..1473] Willow Creek, Nev 
Utah Territory ............1269]Watson Gulch, Cal....... . 929]/Willow Glenn, Mont 
Utsaladdy, W T... . ..1171]Watson’s Ferry, Cal.. .. 929/Willow Ranch, Cal.. 
Vaca Station, Cal sooo. 916/Watsonville, Cal... .. 929] Willow Springs, Nev. 
Vacaville, Cal... ... 916)Waverly, W T ‘ ..1182)Willow Springs, Or 
Vallecito, Cal.. 918] Weatherby, .O ..1103]/Willows, Cal.... 
‘ 918|/Weaverville, Cal.. 932/Wilmington, Cal 
Vallejo Junction, Cal. ..... 922/Weed, Cal . 982/Wilmington "Breakwater, Cal 989 
Valley, Mont 1406] Weiser Bridge, Idaho :1381 Wilsonville, Or 1104 
Valley Center, Cal 922! Weiser City, Idaho......... 1381] Wilsonville, Utah 
Valley Ford, Cal...... 922|Weldon, Cal 932) Windsor, Cal 
Vancouver, WT eee. 1171} Wellington, BC 1204/Winlock, W T 
VanWinkle, BC....... ++ +ee1194] Wellington, Nev.........66+ 1265|Winnemucca, Nev 
Vejaro Station, Cal ‘ 923/Wellington, Utah 1352|Winsor, Utah......... eee 
Verdi, Nev 1256|Wells, Nev 1265| Winters, Cal....°.cesecesses 
Vernon, Utah........ rien 1852|Wells, Or 1103) Winthrop House, Cal.. 
Vernon, WT .1171|Wellsville, Utah 1352|Witter’s Springs, Cal 
Vernonia, Or........- 1101|Wenas, W T 1182)Woodard’s Landing, W T.. 
Verona, Cal..........- ++e+. 923] Wenger, Cal seeeeess 9382|Woodbine, Idaho 
Victor, Mont. ...... AaSenE: 1406] West Berkeley, Cal 932|Woodbridge, Cal 
Victoria, BC...........0... 1194/West Branch, Cal 983]}Woodburn, Or. 
Viejas, Cal . 923) West Butte, Cal 933] Woodinville, W T 
Vienna, Idaho *"1380 West Chehalem, Or 1108)Wood'ords, Cal........ ar 
Villard, Or........... ceeee 1101/West End, Cal.... .. Huey 933)Woodland, Cal 
Vina, cal... seecevercceses 923) West Jordan, Utah -1353]Woodland, W T 
Vinson, Or 1102]West Oakland, Cal......... 933|Woodruff, A T 
1102|West Point, Cul 983]|Wood’s Cross, Utah 
Virgin City, Utah | . .1852}West Portage, Utah.. .....1353/Woodside, Cal 
Virginia City, Mont... Leases 111406 West Union, Or 1103}Woodville, Cal 
Virginia as Nov 1256|Westminster, Cal 984|Woodville, Or 
Virginia Bar.. 923)Weston, Idaho......... ....1881|Wrights, Cal 
Visalia, Cal 923)Weston, Or . «++ 1103/Wyandotte, Cal...... Crtherd; 
Volcano, Cal..... «ees. 926)/Weston, Utah.............1853/Yager, Cal......... cesses. 
Volcanoville, Cal... -. 926]/Westport, Cal 
Vulture, A T ‘site Westport, Or...........65. 
Wadsworth, Nev.. +... -1264|/Westwood, Idaho ..... ....1881/Yankee Hill, Butte Co, Cal.. 
...1473|Weyand’s Corner, ook 034/Yankee Hill, Tuolumne le 
vhs 11881 Whatcom, W T.. ..1182} Cal 
Waitsburg, Ww T .1171|Wheatland, Cal.. ' 
Waldo, Or «+ -1102/Wheatland, Or.... .. 
Waldport, Or.. .».1102) Whipple Barracks, A 
Waldron, Or........... ...-1102/Whisky Diggings, Cal...... 
Waldron, WT. 1172|Whisky Hill, Cal 935] Yolo, Cale 

| Wales, Utah ... + eee. .1852]Whiskytown, Cal 986/Yonealla, Or...... ........ 
Walker River, ‘Nev 1265|Whiteaker, Or.... -. .1104/Yorkville, Cal 

| Walker’s Prairie, W T 1172|Whitehall, Mont... 1407) Yosemite Valley, te 
Walkerville, Mont -1407| Whitehall Station, Cal 936] Yosemite Road, Cal. . 

} Walla Walla, W T 1172|White Oak, Cal 986/You Bet, Cal........... enn 
Walley’s Hot Springs, Ney. .1265|White Oaks, NM 1473]/Young’s Point, Mont 
Wallsburgh, Utah 1852|/White Plains, Nev.........1266/Young’s Saw-Mill, Cal 
Walnut Creek, Cal 926} White River, Cal ...... .... 936/Yountville, Cal 
Walnut Grove, A T 1441|White River, W T...... «..-1182/Yreka, Cal 
Walnut Grove, Cal 927!White Rock, Nev....... . ..1266/Yuba City, Cal........ 
Walsh’s, Cal - 927|White Rocks, Utah 1853/Yuba ans Cal 
Walterville, Or :11102| White Salmon, W T 

4 Wanship, Utah... 1852| Whitesboro, Cal 986) Zeile Mill pe Mine, Cal..... 
Wapinitia, Or 1102|White’s Bridge, Cal........ 936/Zena, Or 1105 
Ward, Nev......+.........-1265| Whitestone, W T 1183|Zion, Or 


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Adams C ....... «1005 perry & Eines Machine Co... x)Cameron & Hull..........+. 452 
Adams C E.... . 798|Beverly Frank P.... . 685 . 1289 
Adams John..... . 486|Beverton Samuel..... ‘ 1200 
Aetna Iron Works x|Bidwell John....... + 1387 
Ager Mark......... .. 899/ Billings, Harbourne & Co. . 1264 
“ Alameda A‘ . 481/Birdsall Mra M J.. +1178 
Alameda Encinal”.. +» 481/Black HURR Coal Mining Carpenter a «« 629 
“ Albany Herald”..... -» 961] Co.,,.... .. xii/Carr Richard., -1201 
Pe esos ey ba hind all ..1473/Black Howard. . +. 441°C 1225 
Allegretti 7 ; a | Blackburn & Frederick. .... 889|Carson C W....... 1162 
Allen & ey ‘¢ Blackfoot Register” +1857 729 
Allen, Tuggle & Co. ‘Margin {ine BL en NJ....... WANG ReeR 1201 
Allis Edward P & Co........ 428|Blake House... . 726|Cwsar C & Co,,...... - 1056 
Ames Granville G.. :1060|Blanchard’s Hambietonian Cavin James..........+++++ 804 
Anderhalden Joseph . 685] Stables........... cseveee 729/Chalmers Mrs Robert..... . 585 
Anderson A....... A . 1838] Boardman hab gad = Chandler W M.. | 
Anderson Geo....... .1096|Bodley E C.. . 48wiCherry A F & son... 961 
Pr ae gh Bank..... ix|Bodwell H H.. .. 450/Cherry & Parkes.... 961 
rey 628|Boesch Emile... . 419 ge 0, » seek & Quin- 
‘Appeal m dni and weekly) 964|Bolton Thomas. .. -. 400} cy RL R........ 600 e000 e MIX 
bi. area ly eehbanuie Bonzagni M & Co. .. 188 Chivayo & Northwestern Ry. xliii 
UNO) i aidaceuiasens . 953|Bostwick & Davis 1188 niceso, nau Island & 
“¢ Arlington ” (The). ..1153|Bostwick N W 604] cificRR........ veces xxv 
Armstrong TC,. 1834|/Boyd John 70IChicard & S ivorthh wcevettees 897 
Asher J... .. .. 910|Boyd Robt... 880/**Chico Morning Chronicle" 
Asmann A... . 426/Boyle & Co ..,,... “1801 (The)..... oo, 627 
Astoria Iron Works. 969 Bradle & Doheny. ..1180|Chilberg I.... "1179 
“Astorian” (daily and week- Bragg Robert... .... .. 467|Childs M W... . 650 
\) GAR rg ere ea 969|/Brandenstein H & Co...... 457/Christy & Wise. . 1068 
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Braverman Louis & Co,... . Sb abagh ed Veteneee . 1162 
FeRR...... Xxxviiand Xxxvil] oo. c eee sete ee eee Margin line|‘‘City Argus’... ..... .. 456 
Aielnuos & Stewart .. 613|Bravinder B B.. Bec 1161|Clackamas Paper Co 1061 
“ Aurora” (The).... . 989/Brechtel O...... .1178/Clark Herbert... +1875 
Austin] D .......... . 598 Bredemeyer. William ..1884/Clark James...... +1231 
Avery Mrs & Appy Mrs.....1095|/Brenner J H....... 1057\Cla:k N & Sons. 458 
Ayers Alex & Son.... .. 831/Brim & Cluff,...... 1277|Clark & Russell. . -. 814 
Ayles T W...... '1432|Brinkerhoff & King 647\Clay Brog.....c..e0 cosas 1074 
Babbitt J H.. . 445/Brixen Andrew C..... .1835|Clemmens & Roseberry... 1255 
Bagnall & Cu.. 1201|Brodersen J L A & Co...... 475|/Coast Mail Stage Line...... 649 
* Baker City Tribune’ . 971/Brook & Kneass........ .- 427/Coats MT ........cc0e wees 
Baker Daniel W..... .. 676/Brooke & Deaves... .xxviilCoffey James....... 
BakerE H....... .. 944/Brooklyn Hotel.. . 454)Cofley John B.. y 
Baker & Hamilton . 498|Brown Col W H.. .. ,398/Coleman D J........ anaes 
Baker & Johnson... .. 674/Brown & Dane... . .1167|Collier William. . .1052 
Balny AJ...... cc cseseeees . 457|/Brown J H & Son. ..1290|Colton Dental Association... 459 
Bandmann, Nielzen & Cu,397, 486/Brown Dr L...... ..1061|Columbia Commercial Col- 
Bank of Visalia ane Riveteas 925|/Browning FG.. - 625) lege... .... Interleaf 1016-17 
Banner Packing Co.. .. 893/Brum18........ .. 409|‘*Columbia Chronicle”...... 1120 
Baptis John H. ... 434/Buchler August - 1096/‘‘Commercial Reporter”... .1070 
Barber Geo & esi .1289|/Buder Wm .... . .1289/Compton & Kerr........... 650 
Barr J D. 448]Bull Geo & Co.. .» 881;\ComptonL F........ . 1154 
Barrett John... ..1058|Bunker Robert F. .. 426) ‘Concord Sun” (The). kann Bi 
Barry John.. .. 833/Bunnell CC........ 1868 vba & MclIntosh........ 
Barton HC.. . .1168/Bureau of Immigration Conklin Bros, Margin line mate 1308 
Bashford ¥F W NOG Pres iupsaunpede xxviiiand 1076|/Conley MrsRS ...... .... 245 
‘* Battle Mountain Messen- Burke John J..........0.5. 411/Conlin & Roberts 


962/Cook & Butler..... ........ 
..1887|Cook H.N...... 
.. 729|Cook & Jackson 
..1118;}Cook L H...... 


ROR soe reonreeene ..1214|/Burkhart Bros 

.. 896)Kurns Robert. . 
1158|/Burrell & Cotton. 

.1802}Burrows W H.. 


Beardsley M H.. : 


Beary Sam'L. ..1065!Busch A C & Co .. 871/Coon MF... 

Beckwith GG.. .1804/Buschke G A D. .- 905|Cooper 8 Nevins 

Beehbee W:S.. .1803/Butler Geo R... .- 850]“*Cuos Bay News’. 1488 | 
Beeman Wm..... 44.|*‘Butte Miner’. “1808 Corbitt & Macleay.... ..... 1055 


Beer & Thompson ..1155|Butterfield Bros ..1059)Corsuon & Rodgers... ...... 1068 


Beggs & eve. . 746/Butz & ‘aueied .. 728]"Corvallis Gazette” CrHee 979 
Behunin P M.. . 674|/Byrd Dr JC..... ... . .. ..1085|Craft CU F........ 1179 
Belisis John...... ..1055/Cahn M...........0.05- 410, 425}Croce & Marchand. . wees 449 
‘* Belmont Courier ” ..1216)‘‘Calaveras Weekly Citizen”. 1488 Crocker H 8 & Co., xxxii 
Benedict N ...... .. 855/Calitornia Demokrat....... xxvii]Crooks & Conser.. . 998 
Benedict & Smith, .. xilCalifornia Market.......... 426/Crosby N..... . 1186 
Bentley H & Co .. 941/California Medical College ... 725{Cross Bros,.... + 1808 
Benton JM. .. tee :1228|California Normal and Scien- Cross Howard A . + ee. 408 
Bergevin Chas L.... weet 1064] tific School.............06 917 |Crossen J B.... .........5. 1096 
‘‘ Berkeley Advocate” . 499/California & Oregon ones Crossett E T...... 400 
BernhardE F......... .. 570] Line. 950|Culberg Teaac.... ceveeeeee 488 
Berteling & Watry... ..... 482|California Wire Works....-. vi Ourley JH&CO.. ores +. 446 


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“Curry County Post”. - 936)/Farr Aaron .. ....66 

“Dally Brenig F Post?" (The).1208 Farr Brothers.... 

“Daily Free ", eeeeees 608/Feintuch Bros... .» 683 Grasnhagen CH.. 
“Dally Herald” (Ph af a veevee ee AAS? Gundlach J & Co. 
“the iadoand ethane e” 


Furniture 
88|Fischel’s Hotel. Tetons Coete eooeeeses cbaOe 
1183|Fiske George ...,....... "948 Hamburg Magdeburg Fire 
“Flag” Job ib Printin Office. 602 I . Back cover and xv 
653)/Fleischner, Mayer & Co. .. a rs Hanilley & Sinnott........ 1008 
Fleming WJ.. a 1L i 


Dayton Brewery. 1119 Folkers J HA & id ony 445, 448) Hanson H.. 

De Bell Joseph. aie re . 1086] Harland Wm. 

Degen L P.. ‘iw 886|Forbes B O.. Thi ue Harney Mary A 

De Lany John 0 . 1455) Foy S Crreesecssseeeeee ss GOL Huwris John’... 
Delmonico Restaurant (The) 1097|Frank Henry 

“Democratic State Journal” 1120|Franklin Brass and Iron ; 
Dencer Dr P.... 1165] Works .........++see+00++ 390/Hart Elijah C & Co, 
Dench J W... . 761|Franks & ees tet Hart & Fitzpatrick, 
Denne Geo & Co. .. 595|Harter & Corbett... 


Desimone J & Co. 831|‘‘Fresno Re ublican” LS hag 953| Harvey W C.. 


878] Haskell C at 
'y 433, 471|Friedlander B. 
Dickson, DeWolf & Co...,... xif Frye AA J.... oa 
Diefenbacher Geo .xxxiii]Fuhrmann A M., we E B&Co. 
Dietle Charles..... .. $89|Fuida Bros ...... an WA&Son.. 
Dietz G ‘ 608/Gailhard Hotel... % Healdsburg Cc ‘ollege . 
1070)Galindo (The).... .. 731|Healdsburg ‘‘ Ente tise? 
.1888]/Gallagher J. B.. . 1280 vinta ha Joh "Printing © 
Dixon, Bernstein & Co. xxxii, 1062|Galli & Co.. ‘ ff 
“Dixon Tribune.”’. 648|Gambs John . 
426/Gardiner Dr.. 
4389]Garesche, Green & ‘Co. 
487|Garrecht Mrs JJ....... 
1142/Gately P J 
Becehurty & Wilson. . 631]"*Gaude” Stanislas nui feta 
Douglass J M & ve ae '1297|* Gazette” (The).. see Hellwegen’s Art Gallery . : 
. .1096|Georgetown ‘ Gazette”... wee 579) 
. 549/Giesy Jacob 


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Dunne Daniel.. egeeve ..1901|** Heral.l- “Argus ’’ (weekly)... 


..1444|Hermann & Radway.. 
Bink Oregonian” (semi- wd 


eekly) seeeeee-1016/Gladding, McBean & sis Sf 
Edwards William. . 729|Gliubetich J.. eae 
Eibel 1450 Glover James C. 
Eitel Mrs F.... . 492/Godard & nach Re 
Eliason OL.... . aad 
Elliott Martha A ‘ 406/Golden State and Miners’ High & Carlin.. 
Enterprise Mill and Bl pie iii Iron Works aa |Hightower JG . 
“Equal Rights” (The) ( fly Goldsmith W E & Son We 
and weekly) 864/Golistein & Cohn... + 
882/Goltermann & nike .. 401/Himes, the Printer 
Es 1169|Gordan Bros ....-. Front cover Hinks James & Son 
Eureka, Humboldt Bay and Gordon John A 1890) Hodge, Davis & Co .... 
Crescent City Santor: 6559|Gradehand Frank 1064)Hodges GeoD.. 
Eureka and Palisade RR. ..1127|Goshen Wringer andSweeper |Hod 
Evans & Askey eves B15 Cc 
Evans & Spencer.. .. .1819/Graham John... eae 
“Evening Post’’.... ...... vii/Grangers’ Business Ass'n... 
Everding & Farrell.....-.-. “ase Helin seer Baits. Ne Nee 6380 
. ll ratton Sener be 1072) Hopkins’ Acad 
1127/Gray, Samuel & Co.. .1870 Hotel Del onte... 
Ewing & Hoehn.... .. 799'\Gray WT 
xotic Gardens. ... XiviiGr swol rs 1266) Houseworth T! 
Fallon James G.. 686/Griswold’s Gein Saloon Par- Ld dent tad 
Farmer’s Co-operative Union 952 | tes 
Farnsworth & McConnell.. .1188 Groenninger Henry. ss eeeee1097|Hudgon T A.. 


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Hueter Bros & Co, 88%, 482, 440'Le Francols Mme...... ....1863|Metcalf 8 
Hughes & Burlingame......1142/Leater Wm J......0... 000 629 
Hughes Thos E & Sons..... bas Levingston A........ see. 300 Ciecvkecuens 
Hunter & Robertson,..... .1900/Levisun Brow,........0+00+- 418|Meyer Jolin N.weooes ves 
Husted F M.........0+0++. 884) Levy John & Co............ Meyers Adolph,............ 
Hutchinson James,........ 48¢ a 805, ‘419, 442, 450|Midgley J H......e.eceeee 
Imhof & Fauble ... .......1164|Lewis Mra RG............. 461|Miller Frank A ............ 
“ inepenaen’ OF Calistogian Lewis W A... ...s0eee++++-1000|Miller Louis,.......0... 
(T coeees «ee 616/" Lewiston Teller”.........1870/Mish Mra nade puree 
maine lis| Chair’ Manu- Lewright A J..... ...++.-. 762/Mitchell JH... 
UFING COs. sees veeee 61) Libert; Joseph..........+..1074|Mitehell J L.. 629 
tins Mountain”, ... one Liebe George A........... 1000)/Mitchell, Johns & Whitney. 1160 
800) Lind James............+..+.1225|Montague W W 
eves ‘1202 Linforth, Rie & Co........ 48b} 408, 418, 425, iss, 445, 447, 450 
se evveeveeeeeeeeh128/Lion Fire Ins Co... ....... fi «Monterey Argus” ata 683 
Jackson Martin........ ... 701 ll Oe ...1057|/Monthyon J D.... . 1065 
Jackson T W & Co.... ..... 441|/Lioyd & Tamsen.. sees 807 peony P rereh 
Jacoby Louis.,...... Back cover|/Lockhart J T..............+-1112|Moody John F , 
James W S....... «.-+.1016-17)"' Lodi Sentinel " ¢ the)..... 963|Moraghan M B.. 
| Jansen ALS + 405, 408, 448/Loosen P Feeneveeye fee Morgan & Co 
Y Jaquith E J....6 .e00.++++- 5689) Lord Mra por 461)/Morgan & Gambs , 
Jennings DA..... . ......1155/ Lorquin E F : Ixxxix|Morrill GA 
Jensen ad cooveee 1208/ Louis I Boo... cceee ees 065 
Jeppesen N P........ 005+ + 1200/ Lovell R....ccee eeeses 
Jessen Conrad.... . 981)Lowe J P.........6. 
Jewell A M & Co...... . + -Xxxviii| Lowney Jerry & Son..... 
J M Brunswick & Balke Co, A 4 Lownsdale & Co 
Sopmete ae ari ét eeeee eee +1065) Lucas A J & Co 
Johnson IN... ..csceceees 1300 Lucke H...... . 300/Mutual Life Ins CO... .-, 
Johnson JR 486|Luckhardt GC _A& Co........ . Margin line, avi 
Johnson, McCown &Walden.1014 Ludwig C........ ‘ 905 Myers Winslow 8 
Johnston F H.............. 798|/Lukens G E,. eee . 650) Myrick & Co...........4. . “1841 
Jones & Martin........ o: 800| Lundberg & Garff. ''1201/Nagele J J.... CEREENE 1GbS 0 800 
Joseph Gus 1097|Lundy T .. 
* Journal of Commerce”. 
Kaiser Wm...........++ «1168 Macondray & Co 1401 Nevada Central Ry......... 1215 
Karns Mrs M K 1477;|Madden D W...... coseeesss 911) New Atlantic Hotel... . 415 
Keane ae cover, iv, 402|Majors L L.......... +eeeee 654/New Remington Sewing Ma- 
Keeler D F «+. 1812|/Malpas A hi teceeevees Margin me 
Keep’s Shirts ........ hertce, xliv|Marcovich Peter. . 1064|Newsom L M .. 
Kehrlein prakte seese coveess 408)" Marin County Journal”. 
Keliher P.. bat . .1064/Marinan Lawrence......... ‘14 
Keller C F vee ee 660) Mari Kye eee Herald, .1488|New York Novelty Co 
Keller & Clemm. . ........1462|Martell John., ........ -xoxxyil **Nez Perce News’... 
Kellogg J & Co........ ....1054)Martin Mrs....... .... 
Kelly Bros & tea vieveee 879|Martin E and J A & Co.. ..Front cover 
Kelly W H.. se eveee. 165|/Massey Atkins ‘ 468 Noethig William. . 891 
Kempthorn IDB isvvcveai ve 752|Mathews Mrs SF . ’ .1075| Norcross Daniel & Co ‘Margin line 
Kennedy D BiNgine TehRuaaer ee Matteson & Garland........ 68¢|Northern Pacific R R xxxiv 
Kennedy Thos.. . 981|Matteson & Williamson..... 895|Northern Pacific R R Lands xiii 
Kestler Martin.... .... ... 801) yt A mi at seseeveeceeee 288|Northern Pacific R R (West- 
Keyston Bros............. 451|McBreen © . ecee... 1058} ern Division).... 1066 
Ki ig ea soveeeeeve+e + L075| McCabe & Genders: coseceeee O1l|**Northwest Tribune” (The). 7S 
Kin ..» 780|/McCallie J H.. 202118. 5|Norton & John 622 
Kle “ . 1097 McCarthy D i icwees hen ‘ 
Klinkner C A & Co.. xlv/McClure E E,.......... yee 1078 Nuttall, Bacon ‘& Co 
Knapik P P........ce ee eeee 435|McConnell Mrs Elizabeth... 509|Nutting Calvin & Son 
Knapp KI....... xxx | McConnell W J & Co Margin line 
Knaiston J H xli|McCormack & Quinne.. Oakland Home Insurance Co ° 
Knights Wm D...... We bdaute 799|McCraken & Mason..... 1 Front cover 
Kohler & Chase.... ....... 429|/McEwan George marek eect 970\O’Brien J J & Co....... esse 402 
Krogh F W & Co 1490 McFarland Do .eeseeeseees- 1249/Odorless Excay ating Appa- 
Kuester Henry C . 7 
Kwon, tay gee Lun & Co.... 402 Mc Kay Stewart 908|‘‘Ogden Herald 
Kyle WEEN ERES +1268 McKenney L M & Ohmen W H 
La Chapelle J..... .1050, 1105, 1208, 1854, 1444/Oliver H & Co 
Ladow & Mooney. ‘ ; 
Laird D W 
fend Fe eal of the N . eee + -1208]Oregon Electrical Works . 
. 981/Oregon Pump Works 
1.1874 Oregon Railway and Navibne 
x Sit pen opeyiekio 1805} tion Co..... ... xxxv and 1067 
Langland N P...... Sone: "448, 462|McPherson Geo W & Co,... 441|‘‘Oregon State Journal’’.... 988 
La he & Sooy '1808/McSween Malcom 509|‘‘Oregon Statesman” (The). 1086 
Larrieu L 1413)‘ Medico Literary Journal”. 434/‘‘Oregonian”’ i ag xlvii ane 1053 
Lashus Geo W.. Baie a ‘*Mendocino Beacon ” (The). 668)Osborn Edward E.. -. 483 
“Tassin Advocate ”........ ‘« Merced Express” (The)... 671/O’Shea Bros .. .......... - 1062 
‘¢Las Vegas Optic” 3461 Merced Security Sav ings ‘uverland Monthly”..... . xii 
Laubner A Bank . 672\Oyster Wm M.......... . .. 985 
300 Merrell IL. .....+. 0+ . xl, 465|Pace Charles . 460 
Freres.............. xvi 'y é .». 680)Pacific Business College.... 
Lazgier D.........c000 «ees, S81]Mery M Li...... cece ee ce ees Front Cover and 275 


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Stone Bros, ........ ..... 927/United States Mail Staze 


Stone Edward... - 1064) Line...... 10. cece eee ee 1230|Weinhard H........... ... 1072 


Stone Dr W W 752/U © Foundry (The).........1998 Weinman IC.. soveceee 414 
Strahle Jacob & Co.... .... 387/Ustick JT.... cece ceeeee: 1433; Welch & Co... .:.. eee cee xxiii 
Straub Wm... .. .+ eee L118] Utah Central Ry . .... 184 Wesley Dr John E, ........ 1345 
Strehle Louis A............ 591)‘* Utah Journal” (The).. U8 Wostall Io. ccc ccceceee es 405 
Strobridge TW............. 651] Val 'az Zeferino ave gae denae xiii) Wesaerbee Geo M,........ 386 
Sullivan James............. 732) Valkyrien ’....06. ...48W ul Wheatland Geaphle, Y Ci) heed 
Sun Insurance Co...Margin line} Van Reynegom F W........ 335| Wheeler Bros. . 
Swanberg & West.......... 426;Van Winkle IS & Co....... 465 Whipple V M.............. 308 
Sweasev W J & Son........ 559|Varwig Thomas .... .... .1059 Waite Bros........ Margin line 
Sweet S & Co........ storeys ¢h 925 Verhaghen & P)’Heron...... 470! White JB... oo... oe. 428 
Sweetser & Alsip.... Back cover|‘ Vindicator ” cine) veeee.. 035' Whitney & Marshall, ...... 471 
SWEETS io ocicie cthiiie genes 854) Vinson & Watson. . 1112; Widber JH............ eee. 401 
‘Tacoma News” (The)..... 1133/Wachhorst H W.. Main line; Wieland John ..... ....... 472 
BBETINY 0 0.5 s,crnmorenisie's ons 468)Wagener Henry.. .. 1846 Wiggins George.... ... ... 738 
Taft & Pennoyer........... 728|Wahl & Hoss... ... . 802) Wilder Edward B.......... 1348 
Tehama Counsellor”. ... 908}** Waitsbure Times”.......1172 ‘Wilkins PV . .ee. 855 
Tellier Adolphe...... ...... 1181/Wagner Jos & Co........... peri: Willamette Farmer”. ....1065 
MONET esnces. 423| Wakeling Mrs Dr.....-..... 424'Willert Fred.. . 962 
Terry &Grady.. aceeeiinn’ pio Wale Edward ... ... " $30|Williams, Dimond & Col!!! viii 
Teubner & Hoffman ._..._ 470|Walker & B: ickley camara 897| Williams JL..........,-.46 905 
The American Eagle Associ- Wall & Gerraty........ .... 1810] Will ams Mrs W....... sees. 699 
ati noftheUS.......... 417)‘ Walla Walla Union”,. 1180] Williams W H.. sees 987 


— J M Brunswick & Balke “ Wal'a Walla Watchman ” .1180| Williamson & Kellogg sortie 1155 


SERIE Pee ere 443)Waller O A............... 1087|Wilson & Mitchell.... xivii 
“The Washingtonian” .....1178|Walling A G ,/interlaas 1016-17; Wilson Thos A.... -» 681 
Thomas F &Co .......... 4 2)Walsh Mrs HJ.... .......- 1370|Wineset C P.. 1014 
Thompson AJ ............ 1114/)Walter Bros. ...... ,.1048 Wintermeier A.. . 1099 
Thrailieill Dental esscoeaa ... 781]Wal hall & Newman... . 680| Wolff Bernhard.. . 406 
Tilbury Geo F . ...1204)Wardleigh HC...... .. ‘'1807|Wolff & Rheinhold.. oe. 48x 
Tingry C @.... 02... . 6. 1075|Warkenton P & Co......... 834! Woltrom & Bishop. .. ates 651 
Todd & Bi en..........-...1053)Warner H C......... ..... 573/‘‘Woman’s Exponent”...... 1346 
Tonolla A .........22. .. 804/Warren & Frink.... .......1005|Won ‘er Flower and Feather 
Townsend MD.. wee 1098 "ast & Fashion..... 746) Store........6. wees ee enee 882 
Traube H.. 465)“* Washineton Menon ene ‘Wood River News Miner’. Ba 
Travelers Life and Ace‘dent (The) .. .. seseeees.+01141]/Woods F N & Co........... 

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“Tribune” (weekly). . 952) Watson Jas G.............-.1812) Wooster J B& Co...... 397, 406 
“Truckee Republican”. .... xlilWatts & Godfrey....... *"961|Worth Walla asrincsarcaters 747 
Truinbull R J & Co....... Weatherford & Blackburn.. 962, Wright Stuart S........... 574 

ake il Back cover and ail Weaver H A......... Back cover|‘‘Yaquina Post” (The)......1105 
Truworthy Mrs F M........ 5|Weber FH L.... seeces sess 802|Yesler & Anderson,........ 1157 
Tucker J W & Co........... vit Weber G... occ... ce cece ees 1876|Young R...........se.eee ee xl 
Tucson Opera House....... 1441]Weed & Kingwell........... x|Yreka, Semi-Weekly Jour- 
“Tuolumne Independent” “Weekly Mirror” (The).. 838 |: Aa ar ee 952 

MM sane peers 3 6058 878|*Weekly Mountaineer” Zion’s Uo-operative Mercan- 
Tupper'G B & Son... ..... 866} (The) ....... SPLOT LRT & 1098} tile Institution........... 1347 

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Importation in 1881, 


S0,885 Cases. 


Fresh Shipments of this Favorite Brand Constantly Received 
BY THE ACENTS, 


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Established 1852. 


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CORNER OF : CORNER OF 
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Choice Bouquets, Cut Flowers and Wreaths to order. 
Grass and Clover Seeds, Garden Seeds, Flower Seeds, Bulbs, etc. 


Has for sale ev erything desirable in the 


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As Cheap as any Responsible Establishment. 


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SAN FRANCISCO. 


WE are fully aware of the importance of this part of our work to the whole 
Pacific Coast, we have, therefore, most thoroughly canvassed ‘he city, omitting 
no legitimate business, however unimportant it might appear to some, from the 
fact that it will certainly interest others. When the variety and extent of these 
are taken into consideration a faint idea may be formed of the labor and care 
involved in preparing the lists herewith presented. We feel no hesitancy in 
assuring you that the work may be relied on as correct in every particular so far 
as our ability extends to make it so. Of the city itself it is hardly necessary to 
speak; its history, like thai of the State of which it is the metropolis, is almost 
phenomenal, and would appear in print more like an oriental fairy tale than a 
record of actual fact. Men yet living in the prime of life, who, less than a gen- 
eration ago, lan:ied upon the sterile peninsula and gazed with indifference or con- 
tempt upor the surrounding hills and sand-dunes, now walk among a population 
numberiug three hundred thousand, and encounter at every turn palatial resi- 
dences, grand hotels, enoraious business structures, such as the efforts of centu- 
ries in older and less favored countries fail to equal. The energy, daring, brain 
and muscle that hurled itself upon this coast at the breaking out of the gold 
fever made itself felt at this point as elsewherein the State. With those sterling 
men there was no such word as fail. When the low-lying lands contiguous to 
the bay were occupied, and the rapidly increasing population was crowded to the 
adjacent hills, native talent soon solved the problem of their occupancy by the 
invention of the cable road, and at once determined the residence localities of the 
city. The cars of this system, propelled by invisible power, now course through 
the city in every direction, their track marked by evidences of wealth and luxury, 
that without this potent agency could have had no existence. The commercial 
isolation of this coast from the East, and the demands of a large mining popula- 
tion, which could only be met in this city soon called attention to manufacturing 
interests, and to-day she ranks among the foremost in this respect, the list em- 
bracing everything for which there is any demand on this coast; and the value of 
product reaching $80,000,000. Her ocean commerce extends to Europe, Australia, 
China, the Pacific Islands, Mexico and South America; amounting last year to 
nearly $50,000,000 in exports, while her imports reached $40,000,000. Her inland 
commerce embraces the Pacific States and territories,so-called, whose rapidly increas- 
ing demands can only be supplied by an abundance of capital, and business ability 
of the highest order, both of which are found here. The history of San Franciscu 
is the history of the coast, and we all take a pride in her progress; her future is 
also the future of the coast, for her natural advantage of location, her splendid 
harbor, her far-reaching connections by water and rail will secure to her for al] 
time the metropolitan character she has thus far possessed. Her business men 
ealize, however, that to do this they must keep abreast of the times, ssa a5 


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DANIEL NORCROSS & CO., 


H. WACHHORST, Jeweler, 315 J Street, Sacramento, Sign of the Town Clock. 


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Military Goods, Regalias, ete., for all Orders, 
Masonic Temple, No. 6 Post Street, 8. F. 


50 San Francisco. 


must furnish the supply for every demand, and that nothing is assured until 
secured. A careful study of our Directory, therefore, as herein presented, 
becomes of the highest importance to all men of business upon the coast, as they 
will find therein, that their wants are all anticipated, and provisions made to 


meet them. 


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Aaron D, embroidery stampmaker, 133 
6th 

Aaron Joseph, barber, 534 3d 

Abbes area 1710 Larkin 

Abbiati Albino, liquors, 1108 Stockton 

Abbot Geo, wool buyer and grader, cor 
5th and Townsend 

ABBOTSFORD HOUSE, M Brogan 
propr, 1416 Broadway 

Abbott C H, wool, cor 5th and Bluxcme, 


ABBOTT, MRS F B, dressmaker, 212 


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Abbott Geo H, groceries, NE cor 22d 
and Mission 

Abbott Henry, mining, 302 Montgomery 

Abbott J E, attorney-at-law, NW cor 
Kearny and Commercial 

Abbott Osborn, (Housfield & Abbott), 
312 California 

ABBOTT ROBT W, clerk with James 
Nunsell Jr, 415 Montgomery 


Abbott T, boarding-house, 702 Front 

Abell Alex G, Grand Sec F & A M of 
Calitornia, Masonic Temple, NE cor 
Post and Montgomery 

ABEND POST (The) (daily and weekly), 
S F Abend Post Co publishers, 535 
California 

Abraham A, clothing, 400 Pacific 

Abraham Charles, florist, 106 California 
Market 

Abraham J, clothing, 116 Pacific 

Abraham & Son (Philip and Nathan 
Abraham), dry goods, 44 6th 

Abrahan’s Depot, pawn broker, 820 


earn 

Abrahutns L, clothing, 4 and 6 Clay 

Abrahams Lewis, watches and jewelry, 
13 Kearny 

Abrahams Max, merchant tailor, 919 
Pacific 

Abrahamson G, fancy goods, 110 Kearny 

Abrahamson Nelse, saloon, 119 Jackson 

Abramovich Bros (Drago and John Ab- 
ramovich), fruit and vegetables, 1501 
Polk 

Abramovich & Co (John Abramovich 
and M Rostovich), fruit and vegeta- 
bles, 1654 Polk 

Abramovich Drago (Abramovich Bros), 
150] Polk 


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CALVIN NUTTING & SON, “Weork’ 2erSmain’Streee Nan Sranciace’ 


Abramovich John (Abramovich Bros), 
1501 Polk and 1654 Polk 

Abrams H (H Abrams & Co), 238 4th 

Abrams H & Co (H Abrams and § 
Meyers), fruit and produce, 238 4th 

Abrams Isaac, clothing, 114 3d and 540 
Kearny ‘ 

Abrams Jacob, clothing, 814 Battery 

Abrams John (Carroll, Abrams & Car- 
roll), 3 and 5 Front 

Abrams Samuel, real estate broker, 428 
Montgomer: 

Abrams W (Ww Abrams & Co), 229 6th 

Abrams W & Co (W Abrams and Simon 
Meyer), fruits and vegetables, 229 6th 

Abramson, Bacon & Heunisch (Edward 
Abramson, Gaston E Bacon and Adam 
Heunisch), wholesale druggists’ spec- 
alties, 3 and 5 Front 

Abramson & Bacon (Edw Abramson and 
Easton E Bacon), druggists, SW cor 
Dupont and Sutter and 717 Clay 

Abramson Edward (Abramson & Bacon 
and Abramson, Bacon & Heunisch) 

Abramzick Anton, tailor, 342 4th 

Abrook John, saloon, 1013 Kearny 

Academy of Languages, 640 Clay 

Academy of Sciences, cor California and 
Dupont 

Aceret Mrs, dressmaker, 708 Gough 


Achim Rachmonim Chebra, Chas Gross- 
licht sec, 121 Eddy 

Achin A, French laundry, 633 3d 

Acker F V, carpenter, 1207 Polk 

Acker Mrs V, dressmaker, 407 Sutter 

Ackerman Benj J, Deputy U S Marshal, 
room 45 US appealters Building 

Ackerman Bros (Hart 8, I S8,S S$ and 
I H Ackerman), crockery, fancy 
goods, etc, 123 Kearny and 207 and 
209 Sutter 

ACKERMAN C L (Naphtaly, Freiden- 
rich & Ackerman), 426 California 

Ackerman Hart S (Ackerman Bros), 209 
Sutter and 123 Kearny 

Ackerman I H (Ackerman Bros) 

Ackerman I S (Ackerman Bros) 

Ackerman SS (Ackerman Bros) 

Ackerson Chas H, builder, 215 Kearny 

Ackerson John W (Ackerson, Moore 
& Co), pier 10 Steuart 

Ackerson, Moore & Co (John W Acker- 
son, A D Moore and H C Smith), 
lumber, pier 10 Steuart 


CONKLIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


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JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, makes the BEST FITTING Clothes in the State. 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., Eastern Hard Wood Lumber 32.%2.8zct.2* 


Acme Mill and Mining Co, J M Buffing- 
ton sec, 309 California 
Acres RT & Co (R T Acres and FH 
Swett), bookbinders, 532 Commercial 
Acres R T (R T Acres & Co), 532 Com- 
mercial 
Acton Richard, harness and saddles, 
2760 Mission 
Adam & Kibbe (Thos Adam and Millard 
Kibbe), saloon, junction Market,Geary 
and Kearny 
Adam Thomas (Adam & Kibbe), junction 
Market, Geary and Kearny 
Adami J, blacksmith, 612 Broadwa 
Adams A 0, attorney-at-law, 628 Mont- 
ome 
A husk 8 internal revenue and cus- 
toms broker, 405 Washington 
Adams A P, coffee and spice mills, 51 
Fremont 
Adams & Butler (James Adams and TJ 
Butler), hay and grain, 42 and 44 Clay 
ADAMS & TER (Jno M Adams 
and Wm A Carter), mining and 
mechanical engineers and agts Frue’s 
Concentrator, 109 California 
Adams Chr, gun and locksmith, 508 
Commercial 
Adams Cyrus & Co, importers leaf to- 
bacco, 417 Battery 
Adams Edson, real estate, 91 and 92 
See arY Block 
Adams Grove, mining, 302 Montgomery 
ane Jas (Adams & Butler), 42 and 44 
la, 
Adams J, brewery, 637 Broadway 
Adams J E (Murphy, Adams & Co), 408 
Sansome 
Adams Jno M (Adams & Carter), 109 
California 
Adams John Q,attorney-at-law,604 Clay 
Adams Joseph, junk, 550 Mission 
Adams Joseph W (Fike & Adams), 740 
Pacific 
Adams Lewis, Professor of French, 109 
Montgomery 
Adams L S (Adams, McNeill & Co), 405 
Front 
Adams, McNeill & Co (LS Adams, and 
John McNeill), wholesale grocers, 405 
Front 
Adams Richard, hotel, 807 Brannan 
Adams Wm, saloon, 346 Kearny 
Adams W J, lumber, pier 17 Steuart 
Adcock Mrs EK, millinery, 10 Kearny 
ADELAIDE MARKET, C Merchant 
propr, beef, pork, veal, mutton also 
tish and Geultvy, 1915 Fillmore bet 
Bush and Pine 
ADELPHI THEATRE, Ned Buckley 
ropr, 607 Califoraia 
Adelsdorfer Ernest (Ernest Adelsdorfer 
& Co), 406 and 408 Clay and 1919 
Fillmore 


San Francisco. 


Adelsdorfer Ernest & Co (Ernest Adels- 


dorfer), grocer, 1919 Fillmore and 
coffee and spices 4U6 and 408 Clay 

Adelson Julius (Macowsky & Adelson), 
600 Market 

Aderjean Louis, lodging, 736 Pacific 

Adler A A (California Distilling Co), 
321 Battery - 

Adler Bros (Bennie and Solomon Adler), 
meat market, 1414 Pine 

Adler Bennie (Adler Bros), 1414 Pine 

Adler B, tailor, 394 Pacific 

Adler C (W I Steinhart & Co), res Ala- 


meda 

Adler Chas E (Fechheimer, Goodkind & 
Cu), 16 and 18 Sansome 

Adler David, crockery and tinware, 
1009 Stockton 

Adler Leopold, bootmaker, 4084 Larkin 

Adler M (California Distilling Co), 321 
Battery 

Adler Solomon (Adler Bros), 1414 Pine 

Adrian Frank (Adrian & Mabhlstedt), 
322 Folsom 

Adrian & Mahlstedt, meat market, 322 
Folsom. 

ater Christian Chapel, 214 and 216 
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Aclbust A, shirt mfr, 506 Market 

Aestro G Dem (Lemoine, Turel & Co), 
S F Market 

JETNA INSURANCE CO of Hart- 
ford, Geo C Boardman general agt, 311 
California 

ZETNA IRON WORKS, Pendergast, 
Smith & Co, mfrs iron castings and 
machinery, 217, 219 and 221 Fremont 

ETNA E INS CE CO, C 
W Dannals mgr, 504 Kearny 

Afeld Joseph, stationery and music, 805 
Larkin 

African Methodist Church, Powell bet 
Jackson and Pacific 

African (Zion), Stockton bet Clay and 
Sacramento 

Ager James E (Bacon & Co), 508 Clay 

Ager John E, mgr Mutual Life Insur- 
ance Co of New York with A B 
Forbes, 214 Sansome 

Agnew Wm C, wood and coal, 930 

oward 

AGUIRRE MARTIN J, candy mfr, 
confectionery and wholesale confec- 
tioner, 429 Kearny 

gi ek Morton J, money broker, 715 

ay 
Ahern Mrs Catherine, bakery, 316 Fol- 


som 

Ahern & Co(M Ahern and M O’Connor), 
commission merchants, 208 Washing- 
ton 

Ahern Mrs B, varieties, 1820 Ellis 

Ahern Martin (Ahern & Co), 208 Wash- 
ington 


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52 San Francisco. 


Ahern Michael, shoemaker, 1820 Ellis 

Ahern N (Ahern & Shattuck), NW cor 
2d and Minna 

Ahern Patrick, tailor, 2021 Mission 

Ahlbach J, plumber and gastitter, 1506 
Folsom 

Ahlbach Jacob, plumber and gasfitter, 
stoves and tinware, 23] 4th 

Ahlborn & Boeckmann (Chas Ahlborn 
and Geo Boeckmann), proprs Ahlborn 
House, 319 Dupont 

Ahlborn House, Ahlborn & Boeckmann 
propre, 319 Dupont 

Ahlenfield Morris D, cigars, 1034 5th 

Ahlers Dietrick, saloon, 228 Pacific 

Ahlers Geo, liquors, 229 Spear 

Ahlgren Chas G, liquors and boarding, 

Folsom 

Ahn R H, mfg jeweler, 26 Montgomery 

Ahnert August, junk, 318 Francisco 

Ahrens Christian, watchmaker and 
jeweler, 616 Washington 

Ahrens Dietrich & Geo, liquors, SE cor 
Fremont and Howard and SW cor 
Mission and Main 

Ahrens Fred, liquors, 435 California 

Ahrens Henry & Co Wee Ahrens, 
Henry Tietjen and Theo V Borstel), 
brewery, 1420 Pine 

Ahrens Henry (Henry Ahrens & Co), 
1420 Pine 

Ahrens J H, liquors, 211 Davis 

Ahrens John, saloon, 525 East 

AHRENS WM, groceries, hay and 
grain, SW cor 16th and Folsom 

Ahumada J M, real estate, 335 Kearny 

Aichberg Christian, photographer, 500 
Grove 

Ai eltinger C & G (Charles and Geo 
Aigeltinge), wood and coal, cor Sut- 
ter and na 

Aigeltinger Edward, wood and coal, 1758 


lis 

AIKEN H M (Aiken & Warden), cor 
22d and Valencia 

AIKEN & WARDEN (H M Aiken 
and J W Warden), hay and grain, 
wood and coal, cor 22d and Valencia 

Aikin Miss M, dressmaker, 315 Eddy 

Ainaxab Mfg Co, 805 Montgomery, 
E J Benedict mgr 

Aitken J (Moynihan & Aitken), 311 
Mission 

AKIN’S AUTOMATIC CLOCK. LM 
McKenney & Co mgrs, 235 Montgom- 


er 
Akevett Daniel, watchmaker, 126 2d 
Akmann W (Meyer & Akmann), 16 
Sacramento 
Alabama and Humboldt Consolidated 
Mining Co, W H Watson sec, 302 
Montgomery 
Alameda Ferry, foot Market 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, “*°"S25‘rsie tein RON ee 


Alameda Real Estate Associates, James 
E Damon mgr, 436 pegterniey 
Alamo Square, cor Steiner and Hayes 
CO, Lewis 
Geratle pres, 310 and 31z Sansome 
Alaska G and S M, es, Sr Trading 
Co, A F Williams Vag 9 Kearny 
Alaska Mining Co, 320 Sansome 
ALASKA » E Daiss propr, 
pay cor Bush and Kearny, res 8 Oak 
ace 
ALBANY BREWERY, F Hagerman 
& Co proprs, 71-75 Everett 
MARLE HOUSE, Mary F 
Collins propr, 8 Mason 
Alben Mrs Ellen, liquors, cor 22d and 
Potrero avs 
Alberigi Demetrio, wood and coal, 315 
Broadwa 
Albers J H A (Albers & Schmidt), 50 
California Market 
Albers M & Co, grocers, 335 4th 
Albers & Schmidt (J H A Albers and H 
Schmidt), oyster saloon, 50 California 
Market 
Alberti G W, Grand Commander Amer- 
ican Legion of Honor, 32 O'Farrell 
Albertson Joseph A, physician, 111 
Powell 
Albrecht A (Schroder, Albrecht & Co), 
222 and 224 Battery 
Albrecht J, merchant tailor, 528 Bush 
Albrecht Richard, bakery, 109 Taylor 
aloayege Jose, grocery and restaurant, 
524 Broadway 
Alden B F, cough remedy, 1023 Market 
Alden Fruit Company, Geo W Deitzler, 
220 Sansome 
bey Miss Maggie, dressmaker, 243 
t 
Aldrich L, attorney-at-law, 607 Wash- 
ington 
Aldrich W A, capitalist, 314 California 
Alers August, pbymetae, 10 Ellis 
Alexander A (A Alexander & Co), 802 
and 804 Kearny 
Alexander Abraham (Honig & Alexan- 
der), 109 Battery 
Alexander A & Uo (N Honig and A 
Alexander), clothing and dry goods, 
802 and 804 Kearny 
Alexander Adolph, tailor, 303 Stockton 
Alexander Bros, commission merchants, 
123 California 
Alexander Chas, cigars and tobacco, 975 
Market 
Alexander C M, crockery and tinware, 
207 4th 
Alexander Geo W (Osborn & Alexan- 
der), 628 Market 
Alexander H, clothing second-hand, 772 
and 774 Howard 
Alexander I E, carpenter and builder, 
616 California 


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ALEXANDER JAMES, wood dealer, 
Berry st, wharf B, 3d and 4th 

Alexander James, ries, 944 Harrison 

Alexander Mining Co, 424 Montgomery 

Alexander Nicholas, restaurant, NE cor 

. Eddy and Mason 

Alexander O, commission merchant and 
mdse broker, room 4, 121 California 

Alexander Rebecca, teacher West Mis- 
sion Grammar School 

Alexander Mra R, boarding-house, 109 
O’ Farrell 

Alexander R S, shipwright, 223 Drumm 

Alexander §, tailor, 706 Vallejo 

Alexander Simon, clothing, 772 Howard 

Alexander S O (S O Alexander & Co), 


2 Battery 

Alexander S O & Co (A Mascus and S O 
Alexander), mfrs and importers gents’ 
furnishing goods, 2 Battery 

Alex J F, coftee saloon, 1408 Stockton 

Alferitz P (Dellepian & Co), 425 and 
427 Battery 

Alferritz Peter, groceries, 521 Mont- 
pomery ave 

Alkus Emil, boots and shoes, 26 4th 

Allan P Macdonald, physician, 6 U’Far- 


rell 
Allardt G F, civil engineer, 418 Califor- 
nia 
Allari J, tripe. etc, 55 California Market 
ALLDAUK JOSEPH, groceries, whole- 
sale and retail, hay, grain, feed, coal 
ant wood, SW cor Bush and Devisa- 
ero 
ALLEGRETTI'S MANUFACTORY 
OF NEAPOLITAN BRICKS OF 
ICE-C. » Italian cream, choco- 
late and confectionery, wholesale and 
retail, I Allegretti propr, 501 Sutter, 
cor Powell 


A. ALLEGRETTI’S 


NEAPOLITAN BRICKS OF ICR-CREAM, 


ITALIAN CREAM CHOCOLATES, 
AND CONFEOTIONERY, 
Wholesale and Retail. 

501 Sutter &t., cor. Powell, 
SAN FRANCISCO. 


Allemannia Fire Insurance Co of Pitts- 
burg, William G Elliott general agt, 
410 California 

Allen Mrs Bell, lodging-house, 43 2d 

Allen C D (Bonestell, Allen & Co), 413 
Sansome 

ALLEN CHARLES E, sec Llewellyn 
Steam Condenser Mfg Co, 430 Pine 

Allen Chas R, coal, agt Pittsburg Coal 
Mining Co, 118 and 120 Beale 


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Ale.'s"er Isaac, boots and shoes, 404 


@ pear st.. 


Allen D H (Allen, McGary & Co), 322 
and 324 Front 
Allen Mrs D M, drersiiiaker, 227 O’F ar- 


rell 

ALLEN E T, importer and mfr’s agt for 
firearms, ammunition, hardware, fish- 
ing tackle, cutlery and glue, 416 Mar- 
ket, res San Mateo 

ALLEN F (Allen, Tuzgle & Co), 18 
and 20 S 

Allen Mrs Frances, bakery, 2926 16th 

AllenG B (Wing & Allen), 342 Kearn 

Allen G P, physician, Chronicle Build- 


ing 
an GS(W R Allen & Co), 327 Mar- 
et 


Allen Henry H, capitalist, 318 Pine 

Allen J A & Co, commission merchant, 
229 Washington 

Allen Jas M, judge Superior Court, 
Montgomery Block ‘ 

Allen John G, stenographer, 636 Clay 

Allen D, coal, 422 Montgomery 

Allen & Lewis, commission merchant, 
202 California 

Allen L S, ship-builder, 103 Steuart 

Allen, McGary & Co (D H Allen, E Mc- 
Gary, Jr) wholesale liquors, 322 and 
324 Front 

Allen Mrs M G, dressmaker, 208 Ellis 

Allen Mrs Nellie, dressmaker, 524 Bush 

ALLEN TH (Allen & Young), 1026 
Battery 

ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO (F H Allen 
and S P Tuggle), hard wood lumber, 
cabinetmakers’ stock and wagonmak- 
ers’ materials, 18 and 20 Spear 

W G, mer American Detec- 

tive Collecting and Mercantile Agency, 
214 Sansome 

Allen W H, attorney-at-law, 85 Mont- 
omnee Block 

Allen W H, mining sec, 306 Pine 

Allen W R(W R Allen & Co), 327 Mar- 


ket 

Allen WR & Co(WR& JS Allen), 
iron pipe and plumbers’ materials, 327 
and 329 Market 

ALLEN & YOUNG (TH Allen and 
Thomas Young),stevedores, 1026 Bat- 
tery ; 

Alliance Marine Assurance Co (limi- 
ted) of London, Parrott & Co agts, 
303 California, Henry H Nagle mgr 

Allione Frank, oyster house, 87 and 88 
Centre Market 

LIS EDWARD P (Edward P Allis 

& Co), 318 Pine 

ALLIS EDWARD P & CO, flour 
mill builders and furnishers, John 
R Cross mgr, office 318 Pine, store- 
room 7374 Mission 

Allison D E (Littlefield, Allison &. Co), 
3U9 and 311 Washington . 


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54 San Francisco. 


Allman Mrs T, restaurant, 272 Bran- 
nan 

YNE JOHN W (Allyne& White), 

112 and 114 Front 
ALLYNE & WHITE (John W 
Allyne and Wm H White), oils, 
aints, et¢, proprs Pacific Oil Works, 

12 and 114 Front 
Almaden Quicksilver Mining Co, 327 


Pine 
Almon D & Co(D Almon and W.C Her- 
bert), coopers, 38 Commercial — 
Alm R d, diamond setter and jeweler, 
26 Muntgomery 
Alms House, San Miguel road, near 
Lake Honda Hospitals and Asylums 
Aloyse, Sister of the Cross, pres and 
ye of Notre Dame College, 
Dolores bet 16th and 17th 
S CHAS, mfr neat’s foot oil and 
fertilizers, cor 5th and N, South San 
Francico, and cor Grove and Buchan- 


nan 
Alpha Consolidated Mining Co, William 
ills sec, room 29, 309 Montgomery 
Alpine Gold and Silver Mining Co, J 
orizio supt, 329 Montgomery, 
Alsop Jno S, umbrella maker, 341 Bush 
“ALTA CALIFORNIA” (daily and 
weekly), Fred’k MacCrelish & Co 
proprs, 529 California 
Alta Plaza, cor Clay and Steiner 
Alta Silver Mining Co, W H Watson 
sec, 302 Montgomery 
Alta Soap Co, Wm A Engiver and S 
Weintraub proprs, 109 and 111 Oregon 
Alt Christopher, shoe naker, 608 Val- 


lejo 

Altemus John, bakery, SE cor 26th and 
Columbia 

Altendorf Julian, cutlery polisher and 
grindcr, 32 Fremont 

Altfield Simon, gents’ furnishing, 202 
Second 

Althof & Bahls (Herman Althof and JF 
W Bahls), book binders, 329 Sansome 

Althof Herman (Althof & Bahls), 329 
Sansome 

Althoff Bros (T and E Althoff), Oyster 
Bay Restaurant. 626 Market 

Althoff E (Althoff Bros), 626 Market 

Althoff T (Althoff Bros), 626 Market 

Altmann Jacob, tailor, 1026 Sutter 

ALTSH ULER MRS L, milliner, 237 

t 

Altshuler L, clothing, 505 Montgomery 

Altshuler L & £01, custom made cloth- 
ing, 625 Mou.tgomery 

Alves M Manuei & Co (M Manuel Al- 
ves & M Marshall), commission mer- 
chants, 417 Davis 

Alvord Frank, varieties, 1219 Pacific 

ae Mrs M, fancy goods, 1219 Pa- 
cific 


CALVIN RUTTING & SON, ** "FAIS SERPEE. EAN, REARoCO- 


ALVORD WILLIAM, President of 
Bank of California, NW cor Califor- 
nia and Sansome, and Pacific Rolling 
Mills Co, 202 Market 

Alvord Wm, Member Board of Police 
Commissioners, Old City Hall 

Amarum M, notions, 51 area! 

Amazon Distillery Co of Covington, Ky, 
Oberfelder Bros & Co, 123 California 

Amazon Fire Insurance Co, A D Smith, 
310 California F 

AMAZON INSURANCE CO OF 
CINCINNATI, Smith & Snow agts, 

310 California 

Ambrose & Haran (James Ambrose and 
J J Haran), fancy poultry dealers, 
stalls 78 and 79 Center Market 

Ambrose James (Ambrose & Haran), 
stalls 78 and 79 Centre Market 

AMERICAN CENTRAL INSUR- 
ANCE CO. Smith & Snow agts, 310 
California 

American an DET 309 California 

AMERICAN DETECTIVE COL- 
LECTING AND MERCANTILE 
AGENCY, WG Allen mgr, F C 
Marshall sec, 214 Sansome 

American District Telegraph, Geo S 
Ladd pres, John I Sabin supt, 222 
Sansume, 205 Sutter, 961 Mission, 833 
Sutter, C PRR Building, cor Mis- 
sion and 20th, cor ( lifornia and Fill- 
more, cor Hayes and Laguna, cor 
Powell and Union, Butchertown 

AMERICAN EAGLE ASSOCIA- 
TION, A W Burrell pres, M C Theil- 
mann sec, 123 California 

AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL, 
Charles Montgomery & Bros proprs, 
319 Sansome 

American Fire Insurance Co of Phila- 
delphia, Jonathan Hunt,Son & Co gen- 
eral agts, 313 California 

American Fishing Company, Pardini & 
Co propr, 500 Merchant 

American Flag Mill and Mining Co, Geo 
R Spinney sec, 310 Pine 

American Fur and Seal Skin Coloring 
Co, Adolph Muller supt, 27 Ellis 

HEAT AND LIGHT 
CO, D P Tarfy sec, 821 Market, 
oftice, 307 California 

American Legion of Honor, G W Alberti 
grand commander, Abbie E Wood 
grand sec, room 1, 32 O’Farrell 

American Machine and Model Works, I 
A Heald propr, 514 Commercial bet 
Sansome and Leidesdorff 

American Mercantile Union, 76 Mont- 
gomsey Block, 628 Montgomery 

AM E Zion Church, Stockton bet: Sac- 
ramento and Clay 

American Metric Bureau, Alexander 
W H MacEwen agt, 108 Leidesdorff 


eo. 6 Post Street, 6. F. 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


aekeat and 9N® Wantaonmarv Stractce & FF 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE.£ CO, HARDWOOD LUMBER, "wsx‘,ts.szers 


San Francisco. 


American Mining Co, M E Sterling sec, 
309 California 

American Protective and Collecting 
Agency, collectors, 214 Sansome 

American Protestant Association Hall, 
713 Mission 

American Russian Commercial Co, Chas 
Baum pres, 718 Batte ; 

AMERICAN SALT CO, importers, 
infrs and wholesale dealers in Liver- 
pool, Carmen Island and Bay Salt; sole 
agents for Plummer’s crystal salt, 
L N Webber mgr, office 217 Sacra- 
mento, factory Beale-st wharf 

American Sampson, physician, 405 
Kearny 

American Saw Co, W J Tucker mgr, 
C W Mott agt, 3 Spear 

American Sugar Retinery, C Adolphe 
Low & Co, 208 California, refinery 
SW cor Union and Battery 

American Sunday School Union, Rev 
Frederic E Shearer agt, 757 Market 

American Tract Society, Rev Frederic E 
Shearer dist sec, 757 Market 

Ames Fisher, atty-at-law, 607 Kearny 

Ames Pelham W, sec of the Sutro Tun- 
nel Co, 320 Sansome 

Amette Jean, barber, 1005 Howard 

AMMERUP 4G, paints, oils, glass and 


MMOH B 1220 Market 

AMM BERNHARD VON, com- 
mission merchant, 310 California 

Amsden E (G T Marsh & Co), 625 Mar- 


ket 

ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, L J Jor- 
dan propr, 751 Market and 211 Gear 

ANCHOR DOWN SALOON AND 

LODGING, Marcel Demarias propr, 
520 Pacific 

Anchor Lodge, L K of H, H L Sanborn 
sec, B’na: B'rith Hall, 121 Edd 

Ancient Order of Foresters, Golden 
Gate Court, 121 Edd 

Andemarch Mme, laundry, 470 Tehama 

Anderfuren C A, S F pattern works, 
110 and 112 Beale 

Anderfuren W J & C A, proprs S F 
pattern works, 110 and 112 Heale 

Anderfuren W J, S F pattern works, 
110 and 112 Beale 

Anderson Alex, restaurant, 646 Cla: 

Anderson A, coffee saloon, 540 Market 

Anderson Andrew, saloon, 29 Washing- 
ton 

Anderson Andrew, restaurant, 540 Mar- 


ket 
ANDERSON ANDREW, saloon, 250 
ar 


Anderson Andy, saloon, 539 Pacific 

Anderson Mrs Augusta, ladies’ hair- 
dresser, 806 Larkin 

Anderson Bros (W B and R K Ander- 
son), carpenters, 2 Tyler 


ene 


HARDWOOD LUMBER @ WAGON STOCK, “Snata 2 tcsicar se, 0: e. 


55 


Anderson Bros (Henry W and John 
Anderson), wood and coal, 347 Bran- 


nan 
Anderson OC, coffee saloon, 4134 Kast 
Anderson Mrs C A, select school, 33 


Turk 

Anderson C I., tents and awning, 761 
Howard 

Anderson Mrs C M, news, 817 Stockton 

Anderson & Co, gro, cor 22 and Sanchez 

Anderson & Co (C A Anderson), saloon, 
209 Jackson 

Anderson F A, saloon, NW cor 9th and 
Brannan. 

Anderson Francis A, saloon, 20 Stockton 

Anderson & Fredericks (Thos Anderson 
and T Fredericks), wood and coal 
yard, wholesale and retail, 16 Drumm 

Anderson G W & Co, Oakland and S F 
express, 331 East 

Anderson Mrs H, milliner, 113 Stockton 

Anderson Madam H, dressmaking, 113 
Stockton 

Anderson Henry A, cigar box labels, 609 

Fees 8 h, ph h gall 
nderscn Hugh, photograph gallery, 
NW cor Valencia and 16th 

Anderson H W & J (Anderson Bros), 
347 Brannan 

Anderson J A, physician, 1108 Folsom 

Antlerson Karston, coffee stand, SW cor 
Jackson and Davis 

Anderson Nis, cigar manfr, 520 6th 

Anderson P A (Olson & Anderson), 902 


Kearny 
Anderson R K (Anderson & Bros,) 2 


Tyler 

Andere Thos (Anderson & Fredericks), 

Drumm 

ANDERSON W B, Climax Washing 
Powder, 9054 Howard 

Anderson W B (Anderson Bros), 2 Tyler 

Anderson W B (W S Ray & Co) 12 and 
14 Market 

Anderson W B & (Co (W B Anderson), 
Climax Washing Powder, 9054 How- 


ard 

Anderton F C (A W Norton & Co), SS 
F, office 400 Battery 

Andes Silver Mining Co, Butler Burris 
sec, room 2, 309 Montgomery 

And J & F, barbers, 50 4th 

Andrearata & Lavezzo, fruits, 5114 4th 

Andrens Mra Elizabeth, bakery, 203 2d 

Andres J A & Co, fruits, 540 Fulton 

Andresen Bros (Chris and J G), carriage 
manufacturers, 607 Battery 

Andresen Chris (Andresen Bros), 607 


Battery 

Andresen J G (Andresen Bros), 607 
Battery 

Andrew Miss Hannah, stationery and 
notions, 105 9th 

Andrews Mrs, lodgings, 536 Market 


1SVO9 3HL NO ANVAWOD JNINVM ONY 314 SLIYOAVA JHl SI “OO ZONVANSNI NNS 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO, S2xries.2ii"arzez? | 19 Montgomery St. 


56 San Francisco. 


WACHHORST Stenting uivecwane 315 J St., Sacramento, Cal. 


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Andrews A, diamonds, watches, &c, 221 
Montgomery 
Andrews Charles 8, attorney-at-law, 


New City Hall 
ANDREWS CN, pres California Com- 
mercial Colle 17 Kearny 


Andrews O N, furniture, 574 Brannan 
Andrews J, ooenery platedware and 


tinware, 24 
REWS MRS H, Grand Central 
Hotel, 957-961 Market 
Andrews Oliver, wholesale butcher, cor 
6th ave and L 
Andros Milton, attorney-at-law, 224 


jansome 

Andrus Geo W, furniture and bedding, 
19204 Howard P 

Andrus W R, sec Board of Railroad 
Commissioners, 320 Sansome 

ANDURAN C (C Anduran & Co) 515 
and 517 Sacramento 
& CO (C Anduran and C 
Carpy), wholesale wines and liquors 
and propre Uncle Sam wine cellars 
and distillery of Napa City, 515 and 
517 Sacramento 

Angel Mrs Sarah, bakery, 539 2d 

Angell A J, note broker, 424 Montgom- 


e 

ANGELL HB, supt Golden State and 
Miners Iron Works, 237-251 Ist 

Angell J W, druggist and apothecary, 
272 1st cor Folsom 

Angier A W, book and job printer, 530 
Commercial 

Angier A W, manilla paper box mfr, 
5380 Commercial F 

ANGLO - CALIFORNIAN BANK 
(limited), Frederick W Low and 
Ignatz Steinhart mgrs in S F, PN 
Lilienthal cashier, NE cor Sansome 
and Pine 

“ANGLO-SPANISH MERCHANT” 
(bi-monthly),A D Bell editor, CW 
Collins propr, 323 Front 

Angonnet Mrs B, laundry, 917 Stockton 

ANGUS J S, cashier Nevada Bank, 
NW cor Montgomery and Pine 

Ankers Christ, show-cases, 937 Market 

Ankers Christian, coffee house, 310 4th 

Anner M & Co, cigars and tobacco, 306 
and 308 Sacramento 

Anshel San, fancy goods, 4104 6th 

Ansley Wash, cooper, 14 Merchant 

Anspacher Philip, whulesale crockery, 
119 Battery 

ANSTETT ANTONIO (Anstett & 
Co), 725 Green 

ANSTETT & CO (Charles Krenter, 
Antone Anstett, Daniel O’Donoghue 
and James Denehy), Lafayette Brew- 
ery, 725 and 727 Green 

Anthes Peter & Co (Peter Anthes and 
Otto Liebman), saloon, 38 O’ Farrell 


PRISON CELLS, “‘sss"atata street, ». &.” CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


Anthony ET & Co (E T onboeeat 
general mdse, 407 and 409 Comme al 

Anthony F, liquors, 311 4th 

Anthony G W (G W Anthony & Co), 
207 aay 

Anthony G & Co (G W Anthony), 
money brokers, 207 Kearny 

antes HA rome and liquors, 
cor Mary and rry 

Anthony R M, merchant tailor, 608 
Montgomery 

“ ANTI-CHINESE ADVERTISER” 
Hall & Harris propre, 331 Montgom- 


ery 
ANTIQUARIAN BOOK STORE, F 
and R Thompson proprs, 73 4th 
T M & CO (T M Anti- 
sell), pianos, organs and sheet-music, 
W cor Powell and Eddy 
Anton L, liquors, 333 Clay 
Antonelli Vincent, fish market, stalls 
27 and 28 cor Bush and Polk 
Antoni E, fish, stalls 1 and 2 New Clay 
St Market 
Antonovich F, coffee saloon, 520 Sacra- 
mento | 
Antony F, importer of sanors, 311 4th 
Antunovich F & Co, coffee stand, 403 


ast 

Antz Henry, stalls 1 and 2 Grand 
Western Market, cor Bush and Polk 

Antz Katy, propr Hackmeyer’s Hotel, 
512 Bush 

Apelt Charles M, shirt manufacturer, 
1305 Stockton 

Apla Martin, coffee saloon, 437 Bush 

Apollo Hall, 808 Pacific 

Appel S, second-hand clothing, 247 4th 


hoe Wm (Levy & Co), furniture and 
‘i ca olor 4th a i 
e Mrs Sarah, dry and fancy goods, 

BOS Hayes ue 

Applegate J H, attorney-at-law, 729 

puigonery 

Applegate J J, sec Standard Soap Co, 
214 Sacramento 

Appleton House, Mrs Lotta A Lyford 
propr, 33 5th 

Appongi C E, architect, 126 Kearny 

Appraiser’s Building (old), SW cor Bat- 
tery and Jackson 

Appraiser’s Building (new), NW cor 
Sansome and Washington 

Arata B (B Arata & Co), 419 Davis 

Arata B & Co (B Arata and Martin Be. 
govich), restaurant, 419 Davis 

Arata & Casassa (L Arata and D: Ca- 
sassa), commission merchants, 515 and 
517 Davis 

Arata David, peddler, 8 Ohio 

Arata F (F + rata & Co), 526 Broadway 

Arata F & Co (F Arata and Raphael 
Chevelli), saloon, 526 Broadway 


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Arata Francisco, livery stable, 421 


way 
Arata & Guinasso (Serafino Arata and 
Antonio Guinasso), fruits and grocer- 
ies, 801 and 803 Bush 
— Henry (Lavezzo & Arata), 5114 


Arata L (Arata & Casassa), 515 and 
617 Davis 
ne (Arata & Guinasso), 801 


us 

Arcade Hall, cor Clara and 6th 

Arcade House, L S Starkweather propr, 
03u Market 

Arcade Restaurant, John Bartels 
propr, 11 and 13 6th 

Arcadian Bazaar, John Rosencrantz 
propr, variety store, 130 6th 

Arcata Saw Mills, Falk, Hawley & Co 
proprs, 7 Spear 

Archer Wm, hardware, 919 Folsom 

Archery Hall, 1155 Mission 

Archibald P L (P L Archibald & Co), 
1324 Market 

CHIBALD P L & CO (PL Archi- 

bald and A J Jeffers), livery stable, 
1324 Market 

Archidst Mme L, milliner, 317 Sutter 

ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORKS 
Martin U’Connell propr, 230-236 
Steuart 

Ardouin Henry, fruit, 621 Davis 


Arensberg H, physician, 307 6th 

ARFORT JOHN B, carriaga maker, 
Loe piano moving, truck mfr, 623 

ear 

Agcontien Republic, C Baum, consul, 
510 Battery 

Argonaut Mining Co (of Arizona), 702 
Market 

ARGONAUT (The), F M Pixley edi- 
tor, 522 California 

ARGONAUT PUBLISHING CO, F 
M Pixley pres, 522 Cal 

Ariani Santi, fishing men’s boarding- 
house, 894 Front 

Arion Hall, liquor, cor Sutter and 


Kearny 

ARION HOUSE, Fred Huber propr, 
13 and 15 Page 

Arlington House, W H Brown propr, 
127 Kearny 

Armand Mrs ©, dressmaker, 14124 
Powell 

Armand E & Cov, poultry, 24-33 Metro- 
politan Market 

Armand M &.Co, J L Fields sec, 330 
Pine 

Armer M & Uo(M Armer), wholesaie 
cigars, 306 and 308 Sacramento 

Armes C.W' !Armes & Dallam), 230 
and 232 Frout 


Armes G W (Armes & Dallam), 230 and 
232 Front 


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87 


Armes & Dallam (C W & GW Armes 
and R B Dallam), mfrs and jobbers of 
wooden and willow ware, etc, 230 
and 232 Front 

Armitage J (Branson, Armitage & Co), 
111 Broadway 

Armory of Co F, Ist Infantry, Capt 
Chas F Holyoke, 322 Post 

Armory Hall, New Montgomery 

Armory National Guard of California, 
$22 Post 

Armsby J K & Co(J K Armsby, John 
M Waite, Henry Newton), wholesale 
grocers, 318 Front 

Armstrong, De Remée & Co (R Arm- 
strong and Axel De Remée), commis- 
sion brokers aud steamer agts, 121 
Jackson 

Armstrong John L, stock broker, 318 
abl a 

Armstrong J ‘I’ (J T Armstrong & Co), 
627 Kearny 

Armstrong J T & Co (J T Armstron 
and James Ross), lamps and oils, 62 
Kearny 

Armstrong Rudolph (Armstrong, De 
Remée & Co), 121 Jackson and 72 
Oregon 

Armstrong’s Haywards and San Fran- 
cisco Express, 3-5 Commercial 

Armstrong ‘Thos, propr Haywards Ex- 
press, 1 Commercial © 

Armstrong Thos A, shoe factory, 67 and 
69 Stevenson ; 

ARNAUD T, wines and 
liquors, NW cor Post and Dupont 

Arnaud Mrs M, dressmaker, 810 Stock- 


ton 

Arnaud Paul, propr Europa Hotel, 814 
Montgomery 

Arnheim Julius 8, druggist, NE cor 
Oak and Octavia 

Arnheim S S, varieties, 8 Steuart 

Arnold B E (Arnold & Cutting), 1201 
Valencia 

ARNOLD BROS (C M & GC Arnold), 
mgrs Pavific Coast Immigrant Asso- 
ciation, 207 Kearny 

Arnold & Co (BE Arnoldand E A Cut- 
ting), butchers, SE cor Valencia and 
2 


Arnold C M (Arnold Bros), 207 Kearny 

Arnold & Cutting, butchers, 1201 Va- 
lencia 

Arnold F K, cigars and tobacco, 206 
Montgomery 

Arnold & Flint (Henry A Arnold and E 
tel Na wholesale iron and steel, 26 


ale 
Arnold F W, cooper, 3 Chambers 
Arnoll G C (Arnold Bros), res San 


Diego 
Arnold Gold and Silver Mining Co, 320 
Sansome 


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ARNOLD GEO H, mgr of Occidental | Ashby E W; attorney-at-law, 838 Mar- 
Hotel, es Montgomery, bet Bush and| ket 
Sutter Asher A F, gents’ furnishing goods, 303 
Arnold Henry A (Arnold & Flint), 26); Dupont 
Beale . Asher Colman, liquors, 1027 Larkin 
Arnold Joseph, wood and coal, 333 3d] Asher S (S Asher & Co), 325 Davis 
ARNOLD NS & CO (N S Arnold), | Asher S & Co (S Asher and H Smith), 
importers and mfg agts, stoves, etc,| oil clothing factory, 325 Davis 
SW cor California and Davis Asher & Smith, belting, 325 Davis 
Arnold U K, sec Richmann Drill and} Ashford Charles W, mfr’s agt, 214 San- 
Compressor Co, 25 and 27 Stevenson} some 
Arnstein L (Stein, Simon & Co), 585} Ashley Oliver J, commercial agent, 331 
Market Montgomery 
Aronsohn I, fruit and vegetables, 3) Ashley Mra Sadie J, bakery and confec- 
6th tionery, 514 3a 
Aronson Arbaham, furniture and car- Ashley Mrs W H, dressmaking, 140 


pets, 1324 and 1326 Stockton Sutter 

Aronson G & Co (George Aronson), loan | Ashton Chas, real estate, 413 Montgom- 
office, 126 Kearny 

Aronson George (Aronson G & Co), loan 
office, 126 Kearny 

Aronson P N (B Blumenthal & Co) 18 
and 20 Battery 

Aronstein A, piv atsian, 29 Kearny 

3 


ery 

ASMANN ADOLPH, pickles, caviar, 
dairy produce, etc, 69 and 70 Cali- 
fornia Market and 1517 Polk 

Asmussen G, coal and wood, SW cor 20th 
and Shotwell 


Arrington N 0, loan broker, 306 Mont- | Asmussen W, groceries, 498 8th 
Romer, Asmussen Mrs W A, fancy goods, 401 
Arroyo Yanuario (J Trejos & Co), 123] 8th — 
California Aspden George, stationery and variety, 
Art Association Rooms, 430 Pine 1046 Folsom 


Asphaltum Cosmopolitan Paving Co 
(The), A H Lissak pres, 202 Bush 

Associated Press, W M Webster general 
agt, 302 Montgomery 

Associated Veterans of Mexicah War, 
514 Bryant 

Astbury Mrs F, candies, 1274 4th 


Astor House, A D Segelke propr, 522 
Artigues E, fish dealer, stail 18 Bay i 


P 
City Market ASTORIA PACKING CO, of Astoria, 


Art Association and School of Design 
Artigues EH (Artigues & Co), stall 14 S Oregon, M J Kinney agt, office 22 


Col A G Hawes pres, 430 Pine 

Art Gallery, in Mechanics’ Pavillion, 
300 feet long 

Arthur & (uthrie, wood and coal. hay 
and grain, livery stabic, 1925 Bush 

Artigues Canning Company, 14 San 
Francisco Market, 520 Clay 


mate 2n arder fram $97 992 Montonmary 2 794 Market 


Francisco Market California 

Artigues &Co (KE, L & J Artigues), | Astredo Anthony, saloon, SE cor Stovk- 
butchers, stall 14 San Francisco Mar-; ton and O'Farrell 

Atchinson B M & Co (E L Cutten and 
CM Atchinaon), butter and eggs, 16, 
17, 28 and 30 Centre Market 

Atchinson C M (Atchinson BM & Co), 
16, 17, 28 and 30 Centre Market 

ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SAN- 
TA FE RAILROAD, D W Hitch- 
cock amet western passenger agt, 
office Masonic Temple, 1 Montgomery 

Athearn & Co (CG &J H Athearn), 
groceries, 54 and 56 Steuart 

Athearn Mrs M A, confectionery and 
bse 1638 Polk. 

Atkins Massey & Co, undertakers, 322 
Sacramento 

Atkins R C (Orr & Atkins), 128 Mont- 


gomery 
Atkinson G F, woodturner, 259 Ist and 


ket 

Artigues J (E Artigues & Co), stall 14 
San Francisco Market 

Artigues L (E Artigues & Co), stall 14 
San Francisco Market 

Artigus Emile, tripe, 5th ave nr Rail- 
road 

Artillery Storehouse, 590 Mission 

Asbestos Patent Fibre (The), BS Hill, 
317 Mission 

Asch Ben, hairdresser, 215 6th 

Asch Isedore, cigar store, 5 Dupont 

Asch Wm, A al and tobacco, and laua- 
dry, 215 6th — 

Asche T H (T H Asche & Co), 10 Geary 

Asche T Henry & Co (T H Asche& AM 
Bibby), kid gloves, 10 Geary 

Asn Robert, attorney-at-law, 601 Cali- 


wi & 


H. WACHHORST *2rt2n Sra” 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal. 


fornia 10 Clerentina ; 
Ashburner Wm, pres Union Club, 508} Atkinson J B, capitalist, 26 Montgom- ‘ 
California ery 


CONKLIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


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San Francisco. 59 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made io order from $20. 203 Montgomery & 724 Mariet. 


Avene 


Atkinson Nathan, real estate, 330 Pine 

ATK NSON THOS T & CO (Thos T 

Atkinson), commission stock brokers, 

337 Pine 

Atlk‘uson William, contractor end build- 
er, 302 Montgomery 

Atlantic Brush Co, Robt Blair mgr, 510 
Montgomer 

Atlar.cic Consolidated Mining Co, Da- 
vic: Wilder sec, 328 Montgomery 

Atlantic Giant Powder Co, Louis B 
Chapman sec, 4 California 
tlas Gold and Silver Mining Co, L 
Berger sec, 207 Sansome 

ATLAS IRON WORKS, Joseph B 
Jardine propr, 135 and 137 Beale 

Attel Marks, watchmaker, 255 3 

Attel Seymour, tailor, 55 3d 

Attinger & Eging (Chr Eging and F At- 
tinger), tailors, 316 O’Farrell 

Attinger F (Attinger & Eging), 316 
O’F arrell 

ATWOOD FRANK H, microscopicai 
section cutter, 402 Montgomery 

Atwood George E, hay and grain, 733 
and-735 4th 

ATTWOOD MELVILL, consulting 


and mining engineer, 402 Montgom- 


ery 

Atzeroth Henry (Atzeroth & Maas), 1708 
Fillmore 

Atzeroth & Maas (Henry Atzeroth and 
Fred Maas), liquors, 1708 Fillmore 

Aubert A, pork packer, 16 S F Market 

Aubertin Geo, barber, 724 Brannan 

Antin Henry, restaurant, 434 Bush 

Aubry F 0, upholsterer, 2609 Mission 

Augsburgh Fred (Fawcett & Augsburgh), 
69 Centre Market 

Audenard Madame M, French Jaundry, 
470 Tehama 

Auerbach A (Auerbach & Thompson 
751 Market 

Auerbach & Thompson (A Auerbach and 
D Thompson), Pacitic fringe mfrs, 
751 Market 

AUFRICHTIG MORRIS, watchmak- 
er and mfr of jewelry, 116 6th 

Auger Bernard Eugene, importer and 
commission merchant, 409 Battery 

AUGER MME, French milliner, 62) 

rkin 

AUGIUS JOHN (Petrovich & Augius), 
White House Hotel, 420 and 422 
Jackson 

Augustine Wm, mfr of furniture, 639 
and 641 3d 

Aultman M & M, J M Buffington .sec, 
309 California 


Auradou A L (Auradou A L & Co), 515 | BAB 


Merchant 

Anradou A L & Co (George Tiaffay and 
A L Auradou), poultry, 515 Merchant, 
opposite Washington 


, AVERILL MIXED PAINTS, man- 


ith - 
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18 & 20 Spear St. 
San Franciuce, 


Aurora T & M Co, mining, 310 Pine 

Aurich A (B Hermann & Co), cor Polk 
and Bush 

Aurouze Marius, barber, 203 Montgom- 
ery ave 

Austin Henry, dentist, 634 Washington 

Austin. Henry 8 (Thomas H Selby & 
Co), 116 and 118 California 

Auston Mrs Annie, dressmaker, 530 
Stevenson 

Austrian Benevolent Society, Sander’s 
Hall, 71 New Montgomery 

Austro-Hungarian Consulate, Rudolph 
Hochkoffer consul, 203 Front 

Austrian Insurance (marine) Co of Vi- 
enna, 209 Sansome 

Automatic Sewing Machine Co, A T 
Eggleston mgr, 124 Post 

Autz Henry, butcher, 1310 Polk 

Auzerais House, Mrs © Miller propr, 
lodging, 29 Dupont 


ufactured by California Paint Co, O 
8 Orrick general agt, 403 Market 
Avery D R(DR Avery & Co), 18 and 
19 Centre Market 

Avery D R & Co (D R Avery}, fruits, 
stalls 18 and 19 Centre Market 

Avy Eugene, commission merchant, 320 
Sansome 

A Whitney & Son’s cars wheels, Wil- 
liams, Dimond & Co, 202 Market 


“A V0OZ PORTUGUEZA”’ (semi- 
weekly), M Stone propr, 734 Mont- 


omery 

AXELROOD MAX, physician, Rus. 
stan Consul General, 717 Post 

Axt Frederick, boot and shoemaker, 
10624 Howard 

Axt L, boots and shoes, 10624 Howard 

Axtman Leopold, bakery, 500 Hayes 

Ayer Washington, physician, 410 
Kearny 

Ayers Harry, saloon, SW cor Stockton 
and Ellis 

Ayers J R, painter, 618 California 

AYERS M, editor ‘‘ Farmer and 
Dealer” and dealer in agricultural im- 
plements, 258 Market 

Azores Hotel, Cvelho & de Fereitas 
proprs, 111 Jackson 


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Babb Milton E, attorney-at-law, room 
22, 214 Sansome 
BABBITT JOHN H, Excelsior Straw 
Works, 120 4th 
COCK & CO (Geo Babcock and 
J © Foster), Americar. Driven V/ells, 
40 Merchant’s Exchange 


BABCOCK GEORGE (Babcock & Co), 


10 Merchants’ Exchange 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO, _easapetgse ot Fi york. 119 Street 


60 San Francisco. 


BABCOCK & WILCOX CO, Patent 
uate er_Tube Steam Boilers, 505 Mis- 


Baboook” Wm (Parrott & Co), 306 Cali- 
fornia 

Babin Landry C, real estate, 612 Com- 
mercial 

Babson & Seadler, architects, 318 Pine 

Babson Seth, architect, 318 Pine 

Baccala Louis (Bocken & Baccala), 540 
Commercial 

BACCUS RICHARD T, propr United 
is i SW cor Mason and O’Far- 
re 

Bach Charles (Pach & Lux), 535 and 
537 Sacramento 

BACH JCHN (Bach, Meese & Co), 321 
Montgomery 

Bach & Lux (Chas Bach and Frank A 
Lux), Pioneer Malt House, Stockton, 
bet Francisco and Bay, and brewers’ 
materials, 535 and 537 Sacramento 

CH, MEESE & CO (John Bach and 

Herman Meese), wines and liquors, 
sole agts for Budweiser Beer, 321 
Montgomery 

Bacha A (Dabelich & Co), 232 Brannan 

Bacher C 8, meat market, SE cor Tay- 
lor and Clay 

Bacher Mrs E, millinery, 918 Market 

Bachman Brosg H S, NS, DS, andL S 
Bachman), importers of dry goods, 10 
and 12 Battery 

Bachman D S (Heelitnan Bros), 10 and 
12 Battery 

Bachman H S (Bachman Bros), 10 and 
12 Battery 

Bachman Leopold (Frankenthal, Bach- 
Battery & Co), SW cor California and 

at 

Bachman. L S (Bachman Bros), 10 and 
12 Battery 

Bachman N 8 (Bachman Bros), 10 and 
12 Battery 

Bachman S (Esberg, Bachman & Co), 
SE cor California and Battery 

Bachmann Jacob, hardware and cutlery, 
729 Cla 

BACHRACH M, collector and private 
detective, 604 Merchant 

Mer AL (AL Bacigalupi & Co), 

Washington 


Bacigalupi A L & Co(A L Baeigalupi | 


aud S Casassa), vegetables and 
507 Washington 

Bacigalupi Giovanni, boots aud shoes, 
1404 Dupont 

Bacigajupi N, fruits, 1 1907 Geary 


ruits, 


Beots & Co (Jacob Bacon and James E 
Ager), printers, 508 Clay 
Bacon & Decker (E H Be ton and H W 
Decker), groceries, 1124 Market and 
19 Turk 
Bacon E H (Bacon. & Decker}, 1124 
Market 
Bacon E T, agt Chalmers-Spence Air 
Space Boiler Co, 413 and 415 Pacific 
Bacon F P (Nuttall, Bacon & Co), 222 
- Fremont 
Bacon Gaston E (Abramson & Bacon), 
Oy cor Sutter and Dupont and 7:7 
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Bacon — meat market, 216 16th 
Bacon Henry D, real estate, 305 San- 
some 
Bacon Jacob (Bacon & Co), 598 Clay 
Bacon J B, saloon, 213 Montgomery 
Bacon JS, agt for the Boston and Phil- 
alelphia Underwriters, 316 California 
Bacon Martin, stuck-broker, 325 Mont- 
gomery 
Badaracco Antonio, liquors, 1308 Pacific 
iy a D (J Demarteus & Co), 531 
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Badaracco Luiz,wood and coal,1511 Cal- | 


ifornia 

Bade Joseph, restaurant, 654 Mission 

BADGEF WMG, agt for Hallet, Da- 
vis & Co’ pianos and Geo Wood & 
Co’s organs, 13 Sansome 

Badgley Eugene F, watches and jewelry, 
205 Montgomery 

Badlam A, city assessor, City Hall 

BAEHR WILLIAM, mir jewelry, 
64 Sacramento 

Baer Emile, liquors, NW cor Powell and 
Filbert 

Baettge Peter (Brugge & Baettge), 111 
Washington 

7 Leo, bakery, cor 25th and Ala- 


Bag ve & Platt (W T Baggett and H 

Platt), attorneys-at-law, 402 Mont- 
gomery 

BAGGETT W T, publisher ‘Pacific 
Coast Law Journal,” 538 Sacramento, 
also of Baggett & Platt, 402 Mont- 
omery, and Stockwell & Co, 538 
sacramento 

Baggs Isaac, attorney-at-law, 402 Mont- 
gomery 

Baglietto & Gracchi (Louis Baglietto 
and Jacob Gracchi), commission mer- 
chants, 421 Davis 

Baglietto Iouis (Baglietto & Gracchi), 
421 Davis 


BAC GALUPOT D, wines and liquors, | BAGOT FRED, solicitor McKenuey’s 


1439 Dupont 


BACKUS SAMUEL W, postmaster, 
cor Washingtoa and ry 


Bacus Oscar J (Geo H Tay & 
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Bagnce John (Bagouich & Josich), 212 

rannan ; 

Bahls J F W (Althof & Bahls), 329 
Sansome 

Bahrt Martin, groceries, SE cor 12th 
and Folsom 

BAHRUTH HILBERT, restaurant, 
214 Washington 

Bail Adolph (Kawelski & Co), 526 Cali- 


fornia 

Bailey Chas A (Seaton & Bailey), 320 
Sansome 

Bailey Chas H (Haslett & Bailey), 331 
Spear 

Bailey George (Bailey & McLean), 533 
Commercial 

Bailey J C, wool and leather, 218 Cali- 
foruia 

Bailey James D, sec Union insurance 
Co, 416 California 

Bailey J H, stationery and hardware, 
524 Montgomery ave and 1513 Stock- 
ton 

Bailey L H,Jr, watchmaker and jeweler, 
317 Leavenworth 

Bailey Mrs Margaret, saloon, 71 Minna 

Bailey & McLean (George Bailey and 
William McLean), proprs Railroad 
House, 533 Commercial 

Bailey N J, butcher, 515 Bryant. 

Bailey & O’Donnel! (Thomas Bailey and 
Thomas O’Donneil), gasfitters and 
plumbers, 532 Hayes 

Bailey S C, plumber and gasfitter, 1623 
Fillmore 

Bailey Thos (Bailey & O'Donnell), 532 
Hayes 

Bailey Thomas (Thomas Bailey & Co), 
cor 5th and Bluxome 

Bailey Tiiomas & Co (Thomas Bailey 
and Wn. P Pyne), wool-packers, cor 
5th and Bluxome 

Bailey Wm J, 'sthmus House; 54 Ist 

Bailly Achille (Builly Bros), 71 Califor- 
nia Market 

Bailly Arthur, (Bailly Bros), 71 Califor- 
nia Market 

Bailly Bros (Arthur and Achille Bailly), 
pork butchers, 71 California Market 

Baily Lt Col E J, surgeon U S A, Army 
Building, New Montgomery 

Baily Shepard D, lodging-house, 5024 
Broadway 

Bain John, treas of The California 
Savings and Loan Society, NW cor 
Powell and Eddy 

GEO A, mgr California Coal 

Co, SE cor 'furk and Jones 

Baird Andrew, collateral and note- 
broker, 312 California 

Baird James M (Barry, Baird & Co) 320 
Sansome 

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Baker A & A, mfrs of mirrors, frames, 
brackets, steel engravings, etc, 742 
Mission 

Baker C F (Witzel & Baker), 324 Clay 

Baker Charles, bakery, 16th bet Guer- 
rero and Dolores 

Baker C H, mill and mining machiuery, 
38 and 40 Main 

Baker Divide Mining Co, WG Hughes 
sec, 330 Pine 

Baker Fanny E, teacher Mission Gram- 
mar School 

Baker George F, United States geolo- 
gist, 155 New Montgomery 

BAKER GEO UH, lithographer and en- 

raver, 410 Clay 

Baker & Hamilton (L L Baker and R M 
‘Hamilton), hardware and agricultural 
implements, NW cor Pine and Frout 

Baker I M, groceries and liquors, NW 
cor Mason and Edd 

Baker Isaiah (Freeman & Baker), 217 


Davis 

Baker J (Stevens, Baker & Co), 202 Sac- 
ramento 

Baker L F & Co (L F Baker), commis- 
sion merchants, 121 Washington 

Baker L L (Baker & Hamilton), NW 
cor Pine and Front 

RO §, lawyer, 33 Montgomery 

Block, 628 Mont pmew 

BAKER SA , lmber and agt 
Garcia saw-mill, 202 Sacrainento 

Baker William, bakery, 1036 Clay 

Bakes Sister Mary Pia, Superioress, 
sister of St Dominic, St Boniface 
School, i17 Tyler 

Balanesi G, commission merchant, 107 
Clark 

BALDOCCHI G, fruit and vegetables, 
1310. Dupont 

Baldwin A R, capitalist, 328 Montgom: 
er 

Baldwin E J, propr Baldwin Hotel, 

junction Market, Powell, Ellis and 


ddy 
BALDWIN HOTEL (The), E J Bald- 
win propr, G H Fasset mgr, junction 
Market, Powell, Ellis and Eddy 
Baldwin Hotel Bar and Billiard Saloon, 
James J McNess mgr, Baldwin Hotel 
Baldwin H 8, physician, 612 Clay 
Baldwin Lloyd, attorney-at-law, 606 
Montgomery 
Baldwin Locomotive Works (The), Wil- 
liams, Dimond & Co agts, 202 Market 
Baldwin 8 C, physician, 850 Market 
Baldwin's Dining Parlor and Restaurant 
(A W Willson propr), 35 and 37 


Geary 

Baldwin Theatre, E J Baldwin propr, 
934 and 936 Market 

Balfour R, (Balfour, Guthrie & Co), 316 
California 


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Balfour, Guthrie & Co (R Balfour, R B| BANDMANN. 


Forman and Alex Guthrie), shipping 
and commission merchants, 316 Cali- 
fornia 
Balfrey John, bootmaker, 5064 Howard 
Balke Wm, boarding-house, 820 Battery 
Ball A Everett, attorney-at-law, 612 


end 

Ball Gardner (Ball & Julian), Townsend 
bet 5th and 6th 

Ball George A, mining, 420 Montgomery 

Ball & Julian (Gardner Ball and Geo N 
Julian), wool graders and packers, 
Townsend bet 5th and 6th 

Ballard, Duane & Co, commission mer- 
chants, 22 California 

Ballard George, bath maker, 213 2d 

Ballard & Hall (Isaac R Hall), commis- 
sion merchants, 320 Sansome 

Ballard John (W H Martin & Co), 26 
Merchants’ Exchange 

Ballard Mrs L A, physician, 205 Powell 

Ballheimers John, saloon, 535 Clay 

Ballogh Geo, bakery, 2206 Mission 

U ADDIE L, portraits in oil, 


ainter, 759 Market 
BALNY AJ, ostrich and fancy feath- 
ers, 608 Market and 9 Post 
Baloun J L, merchant tailor, 621 Wash- 


ington 

RALZ ADOLPH, ( Balz Bros & Fink- 
eldey), San Bruno Road bet 25th and 
26th 

BALZ BROS & FINKELDEY, tan- 
ae » San Bruno "oad bet 25th and 
26t: 

BALZ LOUIS (Balz Bros & Finkeldey), 
tannery, San Bruno Road bet 25th 
and 26th 

BALZER HENRY & CO (C Bertheau 
Jr) importers and commission mer- 
chants and agts Hamburg-American 
Packet Co, N Y K Underwriters’ 
agency, Bremen Underwriters, Dan- 
ube, Imperial Royal (privileged), Aus- 
trian Insurance (marine) Co of Vienna, 
209 Sansome 

BAMBER JOSEPH J, propr Sheltered 
Cove Baths, foot Montgomery ave 

Bammann D, groceries, 219 4th 

Bammann Fred, groceries, NE cor 4th 
and Perr 

BANCROFT A L & CO, booksellers, 
stationers, printers, bookbinders and 
lithographers, 721 Market 

Bancroft B H, books, 38 6th 

Bancroft Geo H, stationer and booksel- 
ler, 38 6th 

BANDBOX (The), BS Hirsch & Co 
proprs, 748 Market 

Band m oseph, butcher, cor Valencia and 
18t : 

Bandmann Julius (Bandmann, Nielsen 
& Co) 210 Front 


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, NIELSEN & C0, (J 
Bandmann and H Nielsen), commis- 
sion merchants and general agts Giant 
Powder Co, 210 Front 

Bank Commissioners of the State of Cal- 
ifornia, 528 California— 

J E Farnum, Oakland 

J M Litchfield, San Francisco 

W F White, Santa Cruz 

Luman Wadham sec, San Francisco 


BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, 
W Powell acting mgr, SE cor Califor- 
nia and Sansome 

OF BRITISH NORTH 
ICA, A McKinlay agt, 221 
Sansome os 

BANK OF CALIFORNIA, William 
Alvord pres, Thomas Brown cashier, 
NW cor California and Sansome 

, Keystone House, 

417 Pacitic : 

Banks G §, livery, 709 Jones 

Banks John, cigars, 1264 Market 

Banks Mrs Mary, lodgings, 318 Davis 

Bankson J R, saloon, 1151 Market 

Banner Bros (Peter and Samuel Banner), 
wholesale clothing, NE cor Sutter 
and Sansome 

MARCUS, (M Banner & 
Co), NW cor Folsom and Spear 

BANNER M & CO (Marcus Banner 
and Fabian Toplitz), Banner Packing 
Co, NW cor Folsom and Spear, (see 
advertisement, classified) 

BANNER PACKING CO (M Banner 
& Co), NW cor Folsom and Spear, 
(see advertisement, classified) 

Banner Peter (Banner Bros) NE cor 
Sutter and Sansome 

Banner Samuel (Banner Bros), NE cor 
Sutter and Sansome 


BANNEROT E A (Garcin, Son & Co), 
294 Howard 

BANNETT LOUIS, jeweler, 732 Mar- 
ket, entrance on Brook 

Banning Miss Eva, dressmaker, 16 
Mason 

Bantly Marcus,cigar manufactory, 14084 


Powell! 
BANZ JOHN, bakery, 1826 Howard 


BAPTIS JOHN H, gold pen mfr, 328 
Bush 


Baptist Mission Chapel, 11th ave bet F 
and G, south S F : 

Barbaste Mme, laundry, 838 Cla: 

Barbat John, druggist, 910 Pacific 

Barbe John, florist, SE cor Post and 
Baker 

Barber R L, tailor, 40 Ellis 

Barber William, attorney-at-law, 323 
California 

Barb rs’ Protective Union, Verein Ein- 
tracht Hall, 316 Post 


ufacturers all kinds IRON WORK. 
227 Main Street, San Francisco. 


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Market 

Barbetta F & Co (F Barbetta and N 
Barbetta), fish, stall 31 S F Market 

Barbetta N (F Barbetta & Co), S F 
Market 

Barbier J F, barber, 1226 Dupont 

Barbieri Gaetano, groce:ies, 136 Folsom 

Barbieri George, oils, lamps, etc, 300 
Montgomery ave 

Barbieri Pol (Levaggi, Barbieri & Co), 
303 and 305 4th 

Barbierri & Co, fruits and vegetables, 
214 3d 

Barbour. Bros, threads and twines, 
Henry Doyle agt, 511 Market 

Barbour Clitus, attorney-at-law, 715 


Streets, S. F. 


Clay 

Barchicalopo Thomas, fruit, 221 Mont- 
gomery ave 

Barclay P T (Hatch & Barclay), 10 
California 

Bardept Madam C, millinery, 225 Mont- 
gomery ave 


BARDONI C & CO (Crespino Bardoni, 
C Guintini and C Orselli), boarding- 
house, 115 Clark 


BARDONI CRESPINO(Bardoni & Co), 
115 Clark 

Bare Augustus (Bare Bros), 308 Hayes 

Bare Bros (Augustus, Edward and Solo- 
mon Bare), furniture, 300-308 Hayes 

Bare Edward (Bare Bros), 308 Hayes 

Bare Solomon (Bare Bros), 308 Hayes 

Baretta J (Catania & Baretta), 37-39 
S F Market 

Barger Edmond, barber, 543 2d 

Bargone Narsis L, liquors, 1120 Dupont 

Barham & Coogan (J A Barham and T 
C Coogan), attorneys-at-law, 504 


Kearny 

Barham J A (Barham & Coogan), 504 
Kearny 

Barichievich M & Co (M Barichievich), 
restaurant, 527 Commercial 


Barkan A, physician, 305 Kearny 

Barker H, painter, 810 Jones 

Barker J, decorative art rooms, 316 
Sutter 

Barkhaus D (F W & D Barkheaus), 213 
Kearny 


FARKHAUS F W & D(F Wan'tD 
iarkhaus), books and stationery, 213 
Kearny 

Barkhaus F W (F W & D Barkhaus), 
213 Kearny 

Barii A, merchant tailor, 651 Washing- 
ton 

Barman Chas (Barman & Flick), 134 5th 

Barman & Flick (Chas Barman and P 
Flick), stoves and tinware, plumbing 
and gasfitting, 134 5th 

Barman Miss R, fancy goods, 124 5th 


JOE PCHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgome 


yi eon 24 & 16 Spear 
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Barbetta F (F Barbetta & Co), S F| Barnard Frank (Frank Barnard & Co), 


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213 Jackson 
Barnard Frank & Co (F Barnard and H 
Voorman), wood and coal, 213 Jack- 


son 

BARNARD G B, business mgr Califor- 
nia Commercial College, 417 Kearny 

poe Louis, groceries and fruits, 153 
9t 


Barner Wm, groceries, 1314 9th 

Barnes Jennie OC, student of law, 331 
Montgomery 

Barnes N E, agent McCormick Harvest-' 
ing Machine Co, 31 Market 

Barnes Robert, box factory, 37 and 39 
Main 

Barnes Mrs S G, confectionery, branch 
bakery and varieties, 1520 and 1417 
Dupont 

Barnes W H L, attorney-at-law, 426 
California 

Barnes Mrs William, carpenter shop, 
1924 Ellis 

Barnett Joseph (Barnett & Marks), 199 
Stevenson 

Barnett & Marks (J Barnett and Mann- 
hein Marks), crockery and glassware, 
199 Stevenson 

Barnett Thomas, 
3d 

Bey A S (pres the Olympic Club), 119 

‘ost 

Barney James M, capitalist, room 18, 
328 Montgomery 

Barnstead Thos S, agent for Dr Solo- 
mon’s Golden Medicine, 4254 4th 

Baron J (J Dupuy & Co), 630 Broad- 


wa ; 

BARR JOHN, mfr latest style of 
umbrellas and parasols, 323 Bush 

Barra E J, saloon and hall, NW cor 
First and Minna 

Barragat P, boct maker, 1105 Stockton 

Barratt Alfred, varieties, 236 Seventh 

Barre August, liquors, cor Lombard 
and Octavia 

Barrett Alfred, watchmaker, 45 4th 

Barrett James, lodging-house, 41 Wash- 
ington 

Barrett Kate, bakery, 236 7th 

BARRETT & SHERWOOD (Jas W 
Sherwood), watches and jewelry, 517 
Montgomer 

Barret Wm G, sec San Francisco Gas 
Light Co, cor Ist and Natoma 

Barrie Geo, book publishing, 120 Sutter 

Barroilhet Henry (Belloc & Co), 524 
Montgomery and pres Societe Fran- 
caise Benevolent Scoiety, 510 Jack- 


meat market, 233 


son 

Barromeo A, bootmaker, 312 Pacific 

Barron Wm, carpenter, 9223 Folsom 

Barrows John, agt Brownsville Woolen 
Mill Oo, 35 2d 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., Sxa'¥rsuch Siecks, 


San Francisco. 


a Barrows Miss Annie, teacher South San 
Francisco School, SW cor 14th ave 
and L 
Barrows W H, attorney-at-law, 216 
Sansome 


BARRY, BAIRD & CO (John Hen- 


derson, James M Buird, James H 
Barry), general printers and blank 
book mfrs, 419 Sacramento and 320 


4s Sansome 
BARRY CHAS E (Barry & Evans), 
D 415 Montgomery 


a BARRY DAVID, retail liquors and 


cigar mfr, SE cor Folsom and 9th 


BARRY & EVANS (Chas E Barry 
and W M Evans), searcher of records, 
415 Montgomery 

Barry James, tailor, 7594 Howard 

Barry James (Callan & Barry), SE cor 
Montgomery and Merchant 

Barry James H (Barry, Baird & Co), 320 
Sansome 

Barry James, horseshoer, 567 Mission 

Barry John, groceries, 941 Bryant 

Barry Mrs Mary, grocer, 540 Natoma 

Barry Matt B, fruits, SE cor R R and 
16th aves 

Barry Patrick, groceries, 138 5th 

Barry Thomas F, attorney-at-law, 409 
California 

Barry Wn, carriages, 1623 Washington 

Barsaut Jeant, fruits, 233 8th 

BARSI M, fruit and vegetables, 1310 
Dupont 

Barsotti V (Pracidio, Perpoli & Co), 608 
Broadway 

Barsteau A A, detective, 331 Montgom- 


ery 

Barstow Alfred, attorney-at-law, 606 
Montgomery 

Barstow George, attorney -at-law, 309 
California 

Barsuglia A (Landucci M & Co), 711 
Montgomery ave , 

Barauglia Carlo, fruits, 741 Vallejo 

Bartalloni E, wines and liquors, 14 
7th 

Bartels Henry, upholsterer, 232 Ellis 

Bartels John, restaurant, 1] and 13 6th 

Bartels P Henry, liquors, 2232 Union 

Barthel Robert, liquors, 273 and 275 
East 

Barthelomey N, buotmaker, 825 Pacific 

Bartholoma John, saloon, 1012 Buttery 

Bartlett Columbus, attorney-at-law, 12 
Montgomery 

Bartlett EK, attorney-at-law, 339 Kearny 

Bartlett J A, assistant mgr Studebaker 
Bros Mfg Co, 31 Market 

Bartlett P (Hallett, Bartlett & Dalton), 
28 Sacramento and 30 Geary 


H. WACHHORST " 2.0 Sertv Sines strmme” 315 


Lynch agt, 26 Stockton 


Bartlett Springs Mineral Water, J D| 


Bartlett Washington, pres Society Cali- 
fornia Pioneers, 808 Montgomery 

BARTLING & KIMBALL (Wm 
Bartling and Henry Kimball), book- 
binders, 505 Clay 

Bartling Wm (Bartling & Kimball), 
book-binder, 505 Clay 

Barton B F (B F Barton & Co), 213 
Sacramento 

Barton B F & Co (Benj F Barton), propr 
Pioneer Salt Works, and mfrs Peer- 
less Yeast Powders, 213 Sacramento 

Barton H T, notary public, 326 Pine 

i ha J A, mining engineer, 850 Mar- 

et 

Barton James, saloon, 819 Battery 

Barton John, pres Union Pacific Salt Co, 
216 Sacramento 

Baruch S (B B!wmenthal & Co), 18 and 
20 Battery . 

Barut R (Barut & Bellocq), 1401 Powell 

Barut R & Bellocq A, liquors, 1401 
Powell 

Baruth E F, liquors, SW cor Post and 
Fillmore 

Basazza F G & Co, restaurant, 1304 
Stockton 

Basch Samuel, furniture second-hand, 
200 4th 

Basco Bernard (Castagnet & Co), 530 
Merchant 

Bascom Mrs Martha E, dressmaker, 115 
Geary 

Basel Jo, barber, 1535 Geary 

Bash H, tailor, 2 Bryant Place off Bush 

Basler Geo A, house and sign painter, 
19 7th 

Bass Isaac H, propr Elcho House, 863} 
Market 

BASS T J (T J Bass & Co), 14 and 16 
Ellis 


BASS T J & CO, paints, oils, etc, 14 
and 16 Ellis 

Bassett A C, supt and general freight 
agt N D of S P R R, cor 4th and 
Townsend 

Bassett Henry, (McCarthy & Bassett), 
216 Washington 

Bassett Chas F & Co (Chas F Bassett), 
commission merchant, 304 Davis 

Bassett Joseph, commission agt, 222 and 
224 Clay f 

Bassanti (saelano, fruits, 223 8th 

Bassford W, physician, 1001 Market 

Bassler Mrs A (Bassler & Hevener), 932 
Market 

Bassler & Hevener (Mrs A Bassler avd 
Mrs E L Hevener), millinery, 032 
Market 

Basson Joseph (Basson & McDonnell), 
2604 Mission 

Basson & McDonnell (Joseph Basson, J 
P McDonnell), dry gocds, 2604 and 
2606 Mission 


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San Francisco. 65 


Bastheim J (Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co), i Bauer J C (J C Bauer & Co), 632 Sacra- 
129 Sansome mento 

Bastian Benedict, merchant-tailor, 311} Bauer John & Sons (John Jr and 
Sutter Jacob G Bauer), brewery, 118 and 120 

Bataille Peire, liquors, 544 California Fillmore 

Batavia P, barber, 53 3d Bauer Moses (Bauer Bros & Co), 547 

Batchelor & Wylie (J H Wylie and| Market 
Frank Batchelor), mfrs of California | Bauer M E, mgr the S F News Co, 413 
Spring Tooth Harrow and Cultivator, | and 415 Wzshington 


31 Market Baum Chas, consul Argentine Republi , 
Batchelor Frank (Batchelor & Wylie),| 510 Battery 
31 Market Baum Charles, pres American-Russian 
Batem n A, mining, 318 Pine, Commercial Co, 718 Battery 
BATEMAN WILLIAM (J Kemp &| Baum Gustav, furniture and carpets, 
Co), 114 and 116 Mission 871 Market 
Bateman Francis, groceries, 624 West | Baum J (J Baum & Co) 9 and 11 San- 
Mission some 
Bates D C, mining sec, room 79, 309; Baum J & Co (J Baum, H and M Shirer), 


Montgomery 
Bates S$ C, attorney-at-law, 434 Califor- 


nia 
BATES MORRIS U (Morris U Bates 
& Co), 123 California 


wholesale clothing, 9 and 11 Sansome 
Baum Jno T (Horton & Baum), NW cor 
Sansome and Bush 
Baum Mme, laundry, 35 Turk 
Baum M (Fisher & Baum), 103 and 105 


BATES MORRIS U & CO (Morris U|_ Sansome 
Bates), proprs ‘‘ Daily Commercial | Baum M C, attorney-at-law, 315 Cali- 
News and Shipping List’ and ‘‘San|__ fornia : 


Francisco Trade Review,” 123 Cali- 
fornia 
Bates Walter E, physician, 224 Kearny 
Batten Sampson, marble works, cor Pt 
Lobos and Masonic aves Sutter 


Battersby James, watchmaker, 13 3d AB ten & 
Battery Street Warehouse, Bode & BAC dence an Enee 


Searle (Geo C Bode and James J BAUMGARTEN A & (CO (A and 
att proprs, NW cor Battery and Joseph Baumgarten), cloth and tailors’ 

Battles K G, pres Dashaway Hall Asso- | . acti MRORYERIREEY (OBE) AG 
ciation, 139 Post Ma heat 


Battles Luke, groceries, NEcor 4th and | BAUMGARTEN JOSEPH (A Baum- 


Baumann Phil, bakery, 206 2d 

Baumard E F, whalebone-maker and 
bone-maker, 322 Sutter 

Baumard Mrs E F, corset-maker, 322 


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Clementina garten & Co), 7 Montgomery 
Bauch P G, custom house broker, 520 Baumgarten Joseph, bootmaker, 418 4th 

Battery Baumgartner & Bohls (Valentine Baum- 
Baud F, brass foundry, 522 Fulton gartner and Henry Bohls), cigar and 
Bauer Abraham (Bauer Bros & Co), 547| tubacco factory, 419 Battery 

Market Baumgartner Valentine (Baumgartner & 
BAUER ANDREW, upholstery, 1519 Bolils), 419 Battery 

California Baumstarck Mrs T, French piano and 
Bauer Bros, cutlery, 637 Kearny singing teacher, 947 Folsom 


Bauer Brothers & Co (Abraham & Moses| Baun Jasper, groceries, cor 18th and 
Bauer), wholesale fancy goods, laces} Hartford 
and embroideries, 547 Market Bausman W W, mining sec, 409 Cali- 
BAUER CHAS G, saloon, 804 Pacific} fornia 


Bauer E, mgr of the S F News Co, 210} Bavaria Brewery, Philipp Frauenholz 


Post propr, Montgomery ave bet Vallejo 
Bauer Frederick, cigars and tobacco,| and Green 
108 8d Baxter F C & Co, paints and watercol- 
Bauer George, hairdresser, 44 Grove ors, 432 Sutter 
Bauer H, upholstery, 1519 California Baxter H W, mercantile agency, 234° 
Bauer J A, druggist, 101 Post Montgomery 
Bauer Jacob, saloon, NW cor Folsom | Baxter Mercantile Agency, H W Baxter, 
and Steuart 234 Montgomery 
Mfc Co (J and A Cerf and 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgomery Streets, S. F. 


Bauer J C & Co (J C Bauer and Joseph | Bay City 
Schweitzer), wholesale hops and brew- } Newhouse), hat manufactory, 225 
ers’ materials, 632 Sacramento Fell 


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Bey City Court, A O F, B'nai B'rith 
all, 121 Edd 

BAY ET, Mark Strouse 

& Co propra, 1134, 1136 and 1138 


BAY CIPY PACKING AND PRO 

VISION OO, ity Strouse Co 
proprs, Bay City Market 

Bay City Soda Water Co, C Turner 
mgr, 110 and 112 Tyler 

Bay and Coast R R Co, E A Davis pres, 
foot Market 

Bay and Coast Telegraph, 222 Mont- 
gomery 

Bay District Race Course, 

B oot "Riv Freigh P | 
ay an iver Freighting, Piper’s line 
of schoo1.ers, Fanny BD Piper ad- 
ministratyix, F M Stevens mgr, office 
7 Clay 

Bay Soap and Candle Co, soap mfg 
112 California 

Bay WK ripe Co and Santa Cruz R R 
Co, A E Davis pres, foot Market 

Bay View Distillery, Scofield & Tevis 
agts, 120 Front 

Bay View Market, L Stark, 529 Ist 

Bay View Race Course, cor7th ave and 
Fulton 

Bay Warehouse, T F Carvell propr, 
Sansome nr Lombard 

Bayer J, physician, 222 Post 

Bayle John, tripe, etc, 7 California Mar- 
ket 

Bayless W H, aréhitect, 106 Leidesdorff 

Bayley C A, liquors, 659 Clay 

Bayly Chas A, druggist, SE-cor 6th and 
Howard 

Bazan ——, physician, 1633 Mission 

Bazan F, physician, 850 Market 

BEACH W, pres California Paint 
Co, 419 and 421 Jackson 

BEACH CHILION, books and station- 
ery, 107 Montgomery 

Beach J G, purchasing agt, 231 Wash- | 
ington | 

Beaeh T P, accountant, 604 Merchant 

Beaeon Light Oil and Commercial Co, 
A Blackman mgr, 322 Washington 

Beadlew'Co, commission merchants, 5 | 
Spear 

Beakley Absalom, caneworker, 6 Mills 
Place | 

Beal Samuel, mattresses and bedding, 
49 and53 2d | 

Beal W A, sec Eagle King: Mimny. 


Co, 214 Sansome 

MILLIS, Young, 
‘Thomson &:Co» proprs,.nairs of frames 
sash, blinds; doors and shutters, 
123 Beale 


cor 26th and 


San Francisco. 


Beale Street’ Warehouse (John McHugh 
and Wm Pirrie), NE cor Beale and 
Bryant 


Beale Truxton (Shoobert & Beale), 405 
Montgomery 

Beumish Percy, gents’ farnishing goods, 
NE cor Market and 3d 

Bret E, bootmaker, 9224 Folsom 
eau O B (Mulloy, Bean & Co), 329 
Sansome 

Bear 8, leather, 414 Sacramento 

Beard W H, fruits, 28 Hayes 

Beasey W H, painter, 48 Oak 

peatty JC, land agt, 230 Montgomery 
eatty Samnel Gj, loans and real estate, 
314 Montgomery 

feos y n, bakery, 1305 Powell 
eaven D B, fish, stalls 35 and 36 Mis- 
sion Market 

Beaver George W, pres Safety Nitro Co, 
408 California 

Beban Rocco, restaurant, 1110 Dupont 

Becht George J, mfr’s agt, 124 Market 

Bechtel Consolidated Mining Co, George 
W Sessions sec, room 62, 309 Mont- 
gomery 

Becich G D, restaurant, 444th 

Beck August, locksmith, 18 Montgom- 
ery ave 

Beck D L (D L Beck & Sons), 309 Sacra- 
mento 

Beck D L Jr (D L Beck & Sons), 309 
Sacramento 

Beck DL & Sons (DL, WF and D L 
Beck Jr) commission and mdse brok- 
ers, 309 Sacramento 

K E B (tones & Co), 121 and 123 

Market 

Beck Geo (Beck & Hornung), Mission 
Market, cor 16th and Mission 

Beck Henry, janitor Independent Order 
of Red Men’s Hall, 510 Bush 

Beck & Hornung, butchers, Mission Mar- 
ket, stalls 6 and 7, cor 16th and Mis- 
sion 

Beck H S, painter and whitener, 24 
Turk 

Beck N A, liquors, 2300 Folsom 

Beck Thomas (Burnham, Beck & Co), 
618 Market 

Beck W F (D L Beck & Sons), 309 Sac- 
ramento 

Beckelman & Lipman, hairdressers, 413 
California 

Becker August, coffee saloon, 341 Bush 

Becker B A, real estate agt, 334 Kearny 

Becker Bros (Dietrich, J H & C H 
Becker), groceries, SE cor Sutter and | 
‘baylor, SK cor Geary and Larkin, SE | 
cor Sutter and Leavenworth, SH cor 
Turk and Larkin 

moe C, tannery, San Bruno Road nr 

Becker Christian, bakery, 140 11th 

Becker & Dillnar, furnivure mfrs, cor 
5th and Bryant 

Becker F, liquors, 313 East 


CALVIN WUTTING & SON, “™"tec‘tain Street ban Franciecee 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S.F 


afd Pout wereet,@. F-” 


ALLEN TUGGLE & CO. Pacific Coast Nard Woods 182 %.2zens.S*- 


Becker F W, cigars and tobacco, 705 
Davis 

Becker Geo J, restaurant, 648 4th 

Becker Joseph, crockery, 329 Hayes 

BECKER J W, propr Prescott House, 
SW cor Kearny and Montgomery 

Becker Michael, bakery, 1323 Dupont 

Becker Nick, hotel, 11 and 13 Pacific 

Becker Peter, liquors, 113 6th 

Becker Peter, . liquors, 415 and 417 
Hayes 

Becker Wm, groceries, NW cor Mission 
and Spear 

Beckler George, barber, 540 Market 

Beckman Bros, groceries, NE cor Green- 
wich and Taylor 

Beckman Charles F, liquors, 1100 Pa- 


citic 
Beckmann Chas F, liquors, 536 and 538 
Sacramento 
Beckmann John (J & W Beckmann), 
‘ NW cor Greenwich and Taylor 
Beckmann J & W (John and William 
Beckinann), groceries, NW _ cor 
Greenwich and Taylor 
Beckmann William, groceries, SW cor 
Hyde and Green 
Beckmann William (J & W Beckmann), 
NW cor Greenwich and Taylor 
BEDELL WM, agt Michigan Central 
and Lake Shore and Michigan South- 
ern Railroads, 22 Montgomery 
Bee J F, hardware, 346 3d 
Bee F A, Consul of China, 917 Clay 
BEEBE CHAS W (RJ Trumbull & Co), 
419 and 42] Sansome 
, surgical appliances 
and trusses, 32 O’Farrell 
Beer B (S Levy & Co), 218 and 220 Wash- 
ington 
| Beers Barrett, dentist, 2830 Kearny 
Beers Rev H W, pistor Trinity Church, 
cor Powell and Post 
Beerstecher C J, railroad commissioner 
(second district), 320 Sansome 
Beger L, mining sec, 207 Sansome 
Be ovich Martin (B Arata & Co), 419 
avis 
Behlow Wn, fine furniture, 208 Post 
Behlow Chas J (H Leibes & Co), 113 
Montgomery 
Behnemann Henry, 
Taylor and O'Farrell 
Behre Robt L, attorney-at-law, (assist- 
ant city and county attorney), 534 
California 
Behr H, physician, 34 Ellis 
Behrend John, bootmaker, 1825 Hyde 
Behrens H C F, physician, 43 2d 
Behringer Chris, liquors, 308 Dupont 
Behrmann, C F, bakery, 1218 Powell 
Beigbeider & Lapouble (Victor Beigbei- 
der and Daniel Lapouble), Hayes Park 
Laundry, 527 Hayes 


Streets, S. F. 


THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgome 


oceries, SW cor 


JOE POHEIM, 


San Francisco. 67 


is Noy Victor (Beigbeider & Lapou- 

ble), 527 Hayes 

Beilhes & Lacua (J B Beilhes and F 
Lacua), barbers, 124 Montgomery 


ave 
Beilhes J B(J B Beilhes and F Lacua), 
124 Montgomery ave 
Beirne Arthur O, meat market, 240 4th 
Beirne Patrick, groceries, 123 Shipley 
Beisel Jacob, tanner, w s Pennsylvania 
bet Santa Clara and Mariposa 


Bekeart J F, hardware, 346 3d 

Belando P, wood and coal, 1210 Powell 

Belcher Silver Mining Co, John Crockett 
sec, 327 Pine 


BELCHER W OC (Mastick, Belcher & 
Mastick), attorney and counselor-at- 
law, 520 Montgomery 

Belden Block, 137 Montgomery 


BELDEN CHARLES A (W W Mon- 
tague & Co), 112 Batter 

Belden Edwin S (Maxwell & Belden), 
room 66, 309 Montgome 

Belden H K (Belden & Orton), 315 Cal- 
ifornia 

Belden Josiah, capitalist, 314 California 

Belden & Orton (H K Belden and R H 
Orton), local agts Hartford Fire In- 
surance Co and Rhode Island Under- 
writers’ Association, 313 California 

it Bros & Co, silk mfrs, 565 Mar- 

t 


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Belding M & M Co, R M Heath sec, 318 


Pine 

Belgium Consul, E Grisar, NW cor 5th 
and -‘Townsend 

Belinge F A A, physician, 1911 Polk 

Belin Louis, bakery, 2004 Mission 

Belknap David P (Winans, Belknap & 
Godoy), 604 Merchant 

Belknap D P, sec San Francisco Art 
seeeoomatton and School of Design, 430 

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LAD, propr ‘San Francisco Mer- 

chant,” 323 Front 

Bell Armory F, collector, 607 Kearny 

Bell B C, druggist, SW cor 16th and 
Howard 

Bell & Co, book-sellers and stationers, 
639 Kearny 

Bell D B & Co (D B Bell), fish, stalls 27 
aud 29 Bay City Market 

Rell Miss I, dressinaker, 1224 Folsom 

Bell J (Schmetzler & Bell), 21 6th 

Rell J B, barher, 1244 Folsom 

Bell John P, attorney-at-law, 310 and 
330 Pine 

Bell Mrs M, lodging-house, 120 7th 

Bell Thomas, pres of the Tonite Powder 
Co, 310 California 

Bell Thomas & Co (Thomas Bell and 
George Staacke), commission mer- 
chants, 305 Sansome 


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68 San Francisco. 


Bell Thomas (Thos Bell & Co), 305 San- 


some 

Bella Union Theater, P McAtee propr, 
803 Kearny 

Bella Union Quicksilver Co, A Halsey 
sec, 328 Montgomery 

Bellemere A, mfg jeweler and diamond. 
setter, 331 Kearny 

Bellingall & Miller (P W Bellingall & 
Peter Miller), custom-house brokers, 
425 Battery 

Bellingall P W (Bellingall & Miller), 


425 Batter 

BELLINGHAM BAY COAL CO, 
Pierre B Cornwall pres, office SE cor 
Spear and Folsom 

Bellmar Chas, restaurant, 421 4th 

Bellmar Fred, groceries, 1137 Harrison 

Bellmer H A (Bellmer & Schwitert), 
500 Dupont 

Bellmer & Schwitert (H A Bellmer and 

* P Schwitert), liquors, 500 Dupont 

Bellocq A (R Barut & A Bellocgq), 1401 
Powell 

Belloc & Co ( Hippolyte Belloc and 
Henry Barroilhet), bankers, 524 Mont- 


omer 
Belloc Hippolyte (Belloc & Co), 524 
Montgomery 
Rellocg A (Barut & Bellocq), 1401 Pow- 
ll 


e 

Bellrude J M, saloon and boarding, 
3253 Mission 

Bellue Cammelle, liquors, 515 Valencia 

Bellue P, liquors, 32 7th 

Belmont & Co, cigar mfrs, 823 Mont- 

omery 

Belmont Mining Co, 310 Pine 

BELSHAW MW, propr Empire Coal 
Mine & RR 402 Front 

Belvidere Mining Co, 310 Pine 

Bemis C C, Supervising Inspector 1st 
District U S Steamboat Inspection, U 
S Appraisers’ Building 

Bemmerer August, cutler, 318 Pine 

Benard Auguste F, saloon, NE cor 5th 
and Howard 

BENCHLEY L B, general mgr Pacific 
Rolling Mill Co, 202 Market 

Bendel Hermann (Tillmann & Bendel), 
325 and 327 Battery 

Bender Jacob, butcher, 1020 Howard 

Bendit Saml, commission merchant, 538 
California 

Bendt Wm, saloon, 12 Clay 

Benecke H D, groceries, 520 Broadway 

ay ale James, fruit and produce, 412 
4t 

Benedict C S (Benedict & Smith), 136 
Montgomery 

Benedict E J, mgr Ainaxab Mfg Co 
805 Montgomery 

Benedict Engler, propr German Sausage 
Factory, 227 Front 


PRISON CELLS, “Sesraain strece, so 


BENEDICT & SMITH (C S Benedict 
and J KR Smith), merchant tailors, 136 
Montgomery 

Bengall Mining Co, Geo M Condee ))es, 


330 Pine 
A M, pianos, organs and 

musical mdse, agt J P Hale & Co 
pianos, 647 Market 

Benham Calhoun, attorney-at-law, 636 
Clay 

Benham C §, mining, 411 California 

Benjamin A F, attorney-at-law and 
notary public, 440 California 

Benjamin C E (Crane, Hastings & Co), 
316 Sacramento 

Benjamin Elias, second-hand clothing, 
231 3d 

Benjamin Samuel, propr Nonpazeil Soda 
and Syrup Co, 719 and 721 Bryant 

Benkelmann Adam, saloon, Railroad 
ave bet 7th and 8th aves 

Benkerman Mrs Rosa, liquors, Railroad 
ave nr 9th 

Bennet Mrs H W, artist, 617 Larkin 

BENNET THOMAS, general agt The 
Traveler’s Insurance &o of Hartford, 
410 California 

Bennett A (H Bennett & Co), 454 6th 


BENNETT BROS (J R and Geo Ben- 
net), butter, 35, 36 and 88-91 Cali- 
fornia Market 

Bennett Clement, shorthand reporter, 
434 California 

Bennett Miss E J, restaurant, 641 Wash- 
ington 

Bennett F, saloon, 230 Brannan 

BENNETT & FRISBEE (G W Ben- 
nett and W B Frisbee), piano mfrs 
724 paren’ 

BENNETT GEORGE (Bennett Bros), 
35, 36 and 88-9) California Market 
Bennett H (H Bennett & Co), painters 

and whiteners, 454 6th 

Bennett H A, music teacher, 145 4th 

Bennett H & Co (H and A Bennett), 

a’>ters and whiteners, 454 6th 

BENNETT JOHN R (Bennett Bros), 
35, 36 and 85-91 California Market 

Bennett J S, lumber and furniture, 566 
Brannan 

Bennett Mrs Mary, laundry, 555 Bryant 

TT N (Bennett & Wigginton), 
attorney-at-law, 330 Pine 

Bennett Philip, fish, stall 3 New Clay 
St Market 

Bennett Thos, physician, 46 O’Farrell 

BENNETT & WIGGINTON (N Ben- 
nett and P D Wigginton), attorneys- 
at-law, 330 Pine 

Bennett Wm, physician, 145 4th 

Bennett Wm, plumber, 1015 Clay 

Bennhamer Harry, restaurant, 504 Mar- 
ket and 5 Sutter 


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Mi BEN OIT MRS AJ, dressmaker, 317 
utter 

Benoit Charles (Hien & Benoit), 1135 
Dupont 

Benrimo Jose, stock brokers, 2324 Mont- 
gomery 

Bensen Conrad, groceries, NW cor 
O’Farrell and Buchanan 

Ben:en Henry, groceries, 770 Bryant 

Benson Bakery, cor Clay and Powell 

Benson James, sec:Odd Fellows’ Savings 
Bank, 20 Montgomery 

BENSON JNO A, surveyor and engi- 
neer, 507 Montgomery 

Benson John, bakery and varieties, SE 
cor Clay and Powell 

Benson Mrs Wm, groceries, 51 Brady 

Bent E F, (Bent & Co), 18 California 

Bent FF & Co (EF Bent and Lewis W 
McGlauflin), grain commission mer- 
chants, 18 California 

HAM HARRY, Market Ex- 

change, 538 Market 

Bentley W R (Burt & Bentley), 206 
Market 

Benton Chas J, liquors, 115 6th 

Benton Consolidated Mining Co, W H 
Watson sec, 302 Montgomery 

Bentschler F (Bentschler, Wollpert & 
Schwerdt), 160 New rai ts none 

Bentschler, Wollpert & Schwerdt (F 
Bentsculer, C Wollpert and J 
Schwerdt), furniture and bedding, 
160 New Montgomery / 

Beppler John, butcher, 1518 Dupont 

Beran Adolph, bootmaker, 2016 Mason 

Beran E, bootmaker, 922} Folsom 

Berard Achille, laundry, 2938 16th 

BERARD ALFRED, French laundry, 
2206 Fillmore 

Berbora John, coffee saloon, 624 Kearny 

Beren Frank, bootmaker, 1001 Pacific 

Berenz Adolph (A Berenz & Son), 140 
Montgomery 

Berenz A & Son (A and A Berenz), 
boots and shoes, 140 Montgomery 

Beresford Hotel (The), Wm Chamberlin 
propr, 600 Bush 

Berg O, pnysician, 213 Powell 

Berg Mrs F, bakery and stationery, 428 
Grove 

Bergen Van A, liquors, 425 Sansome 

Berger Christian G, druggist, cor Union 
and Larkin 

Berger Mrs Ellen, sausages, 2 Mission 
Market 

Berger J P, saloon, 507 Pine 

Berger J P, dyer and scourer, 422 Bush 

Berger Julius (Edward Cohn & Co), 
225 Montgomery 

Bergerot Mr and Mrs John, academy of 
languages, 613 Stockton 

Berges P B (Frapolli, Berges & Co), 708 
and 710 Sansome 


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San Francisco. 69 


veges John, restaurant, 332 and 334 
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pea Robert, carpenter, 1534 Do- 
ores 

Berggren Aug, Swedish and Norwegian 
consul, 406 Montgomery 

Bergin M, attorney-at-law, 79 Mont- 
gomery Block 

Bergin M W, groceries, NW cor Harri- 
son and Ritch 

BERGIN THOMAS I (McAllister & 
Bergin), treasurer SF & NP RR, 
room 38, 309 Montgomery 

Berglund Nils, shoemaker, 5184 Geary 

Bergmann J (Davis Bros, Toklas & Co), 
10 Sutter 

BERGSTROM & CO, builders of par- 
lor and church organs, 647 Market 

Bergstrom John, organ mfr, Mission nr 
29th 

Berhmann Henry D, wood and coal, 838 
Harrison Z 

Berkeley Ferry, foot of Merchant 

Berkwith Simon, boots and shoes, 534 
Pacific 

BERLIN COLOGNE INSURANCE 
CO OF BERLIN, Hutchinson & 
Mann agts, 320 and 324 California 

Berlin F A, attorney-at-law, 420 Mont- 
gomery 

Berlin Restaurant, Oscar Ohnstein 
propr, 249 4th 

Berliner J, tailor, 13 Turk 

Bermingham J, agt California and Mex- 
ican S S Co, 10 Market 

Bernal Heights School, cor Courtland 
ave and Moultrie 

Bernal Lodge, No 19, A O U W, SE cor 
Valencia and 16th 

Bernard A, hairdresser, 821 Market 

Bernard Mrs, confectionery, 6144 Post 

(Bernard & 

Mantell), 707 and 7.9 Sansome 

Bernard Chas N, painter, 629 Merchant 

Bernard Harris, barber, 821 Market 

Bernard Isaac, tinware and crockery, 
2914 16th 

Bernard J (Bernard & Pouzadoux), 312 
Sutter 

BERNARD & MANTELL (Charles 
Bernard and F Mantell), Chartres 
Cefee and Spice Mills and Baking 
Powder, 707 and 709 Sansome 

Bernard & Pouzadoux (J Bernard and L 
Pouzadoux), furniture, 312 Sutter 

Bernhamer Harry, restaurant, 504 Mer- 
chant 

Bernhard Geo Jr, liquors, 25 Summer 

Bernhard Joseph, stock broker, 404 
Montgomery 

Bernhard Robt, ship and freight broker, 
40 California 

Bernheim A (Einstein & Bernheim), 206 
Front 


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Bernon G, pork store, 205 6th 
Bernstein A, sec Chebra B'nai Israel, 
121 Edd 
Bernstein Abe, restaurant, Bay City 
Market 
Bernstein D, tailor, 729 Folsom 
Bernstein E, furniture and bedding, 957 
Market 
Bernstein H, second-hand clothin,, 791 
Mission 
Bernstein L (L Bernstein & Co), 900 and 
902 Market 
Bernstein L & Co (L Bernstein), watches 
__ and jewelry, $00 and 902 Market 
Bernstein S (Dixon, Bernstein & Co), 
250 Market 
Bernstein Solomon, furnishing goods, 
38 4th 
Beronio A, fruits and vegetables, 1436 
California 
Beronio Peter, propr Roma Hotel, 818 
Sansome 
Berre Thurien, French laundry, 341 3d 
Berrill C M, locksmith, 645 Mission 
Berry Mrs E Z, bakery and varieties, 705 
na 
Berry G H, pent, 30 Erie 
» house and sign painter, cor 
6th and Howard 
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G confectionery; 
128 Kearny ™ : 


Berry J L, livery stable, 552 Bryant 

Berry John (Uriswold & Berry), 837 
Folsom 

BERRY & PLACE MACHINE C0, 
Parke & Lacy pruprs, pumps, rock 
drills and mill and mining machin- 
ery, 323 and 326 Market 

Bersagliari Hall, cor Broadway and Du- 


pont 
Berson Mrs A, laundry, 429 Sutter 
vee Adolphe (A Berson & Son), 26 


‘ost 
Berson A & Son (Adolphe and Gustave 
Berson), carpets and oilcloths, 26 Post 
Berson Gustave (A Berson & Son), 26 


Post 
BERTELING LOUIS A (Berteling & 
Wat: y), 427 Kearny : 
BERT G & WATRY (Louis A 
Berteling aud Nicholas Watry), sci- 
entific opticians and aztificial eyes, 


427 Kearn 
BERTELLE ACHILLE, druggist, 523 
vis 


Berteleon C, hootmaker, 112 Berry 

BERTHEAU C, JR (Henry Balzer & 
C»), mgr New York Underwriters’ 
Agency, 20) Sansome 

Berthhold L, boarding-house, 270 lst 

Berti Geo, fruits and vegetables, 1218 
Pacific 

Bertin Alexander, dyer, 325 Montgom- 
ery ave, 430 Bush and 100 4th 


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Bertin L C (Bertin & Lepori), 517 Com- 
mercial 

Bertin & Lepori (L_ C Bertin and Con- 
stantine Lepori), coffee and spice 
mills, 517 Commercial 

Bertody Charles, physician, 1005 Stuck- 
ton 

Bertolani P, groceries, 142 Folsom 

Berton F & & (Francis Berton and Ed 
Galliard), bankers. and assayers, 527 


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Berton F, Parisian Rotisserie, 419 Pine 
ype Francis (F Berton & Co), 527 

Cla: 


Barrer Chas L, liquors, 1 Commercial 

Bertram Joseph, stoves, ranges, etc, 
1017 Folsom 

Bertrand Andrew, furrier, 309 Sutter 

Bertrand Joseph F, saloon, 30 Fremont 

Bertulucer Juseph (Bertulucer & Ven- 
ture), 316 Broadway 

Bertulucer & Venture (Joseph Bertulu- 
cer and V Venture), hotel, 316 Broad- 


wa 

Berts J acob, restaurant, 737 Market 

Berwin Mrs L, dressmaker, 3184 3d 

Berwin Louis D, merchant-tailor, 1061 
Market 

Berwin P (P Berwin & Bro), 111 Battery 

Berwin P & Bro (P Berwin), wholesale 
hats and caps, 111 Battery 

Bescheinen Bros (Henry and Wm Bes- 
cheinen), jewelers, 613 Kearny 

Besctheinen Henry (Bescheinen Bros), 
613 Kearny 

Bescheinen Wm (Bescheinen Bros), 613 


Kearny 

Besecke Wm (Wagoner & Besecke), 
1906 Larkin 

Best & Belcher Miring Co, Win Willis 
sec, room 29, 309 Montgomery 

Best John, office furniture, 27 Leides- 
dorff 

Bester John H, saloon, 543 Jackson 

Besthorn Hermann, bovtmaker, 122 
Geary 

Besthorn H, saloon, 7 Stevenson 

Lestour H T, architect, 652 Markot 

Betzer Edward, bootmaker, 5434 Mer- 
chant 

vee Israel, synagogue, Tuck nr Tay- 
or 

Beth Menahim Streisand, synagogue, 
Mission bet 5th and 6th 

Bethany Congregational Church, Bart- 
lett near 25th 

Betsch John, coffee parlor, 111 6th 

Betten William & Co, gunsmiths, Louis 
Mller mgr, 712 Was ls 

Bassennouryy de Sousa, physician, 310 

earn 


Better Mrs Helen, fancy goods, 511 Bry- 
ant 
Bettis O J, blacksmith, 1434 Jackson 


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B-ciman M, mfr of soaps, 311 Commer-| BIGAZE L A (Bigaze & Ortiz), 328 
cial Montgomery ave 
Betts’ Spring Co W H Betts pres and | Bigch John, restaurant, 212 Brannan 
Eéwin Fretwell sec, mfr of loco-| Bigelow C L (Bigelow & Morris), 103 
motive, car, carriage and wagon 'remont 
springs, 218 Fremont Bigelow H H, insurance broker, 441 
Betts Wm M (Betts’ Spring Co), 218 alifornia 
= Fremont a ae & Morris (CL Bigelow and W 
Betts W H, pres Betts’ Spring Co, 218 Morris), propr Western Iron 
Fremont Works, 103 Fremont and 323 Mission 
Betty Mrs Emma, lodging-house, 55 2d | Bigelow S C, capitalist and pres Pacific . 
Betty O’Neal Mining Co, R M Heath owder Co, 314 California 
sec, 318 Pine Big Prize Mining Co, 328 Montgomery 
Betzold Mat, branch bakery, 452 7th | Biggins P, lodging-house, 630 Brannan 
Beveridge Horatio (Henry Land & Co), | Biggio Chas (Chus Mussante & Co), 
214 California 1332 Dupont 
Beversen Bros (Martin and Carsen| Biggy Wm J (Ferguson & Biggy), 113 
Beversen), groceries, 570 Mission Stevenson 
Beversen Carsen (Beversen Bros), 570| Bigley Bros (Daniel & George Bigley), 
Mission wholesale ates 126 Cla ' 
Beversen Martin (Beversen Bros), 570| Bigley Daniel (Bigley Bros), 126 Cla; 
Mission Bigley Capt G, H Co 2d Artillery U G 
Beyer Adolph, liquors, cor Capp and| __ of California, 620 Bush 
16th Bigley George (Bigley Bros), 126 cy 
Beyer A (Thurman & Beyer), 258 Mar-| Bigley George (Heriot, Bigley & Co), 
; Ret : cor Davis & Clay 
Beyer George, liquors, SW cor Bay and | Bioné V (Wittman & Bigné), 412 Pine 
owell zs f Bikur Cholim Chebra, Wm Meyer sec, 
Bezcowitz 8, hootmaker, ‘534 Pacific B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy 
Mas 8 D(D Biagi & Co), 520 and 522) Bilay A S liquors, 113 pi 
Sansome nae Bill Conrad, restaurant, 29 Drumm 
Biagi D & Co (D Biagi and J L Rado-| Bil! Geo(Tyson & Bill), cor Washington 
vich), fruit and produce commission | and Stockton 
merchants, 520 and 522 Sansome Billings D R (D R Billings & Co), 1311 
Bianca Casa, liquors, 894 Front Stockton 
Bianchi C D (LJ Ruffino & Co), marble | Billings DR & Co (D R Billings and 
depot and steam saw mille, 964-970 | @ £ Cook), groceries, 1311 Stockton 


Bryant BILLINGS GEORGE E ( Billin 

BIANCHI E, music teacher, 765 Mar- |" Harhourne & Co), 3 Moatyomery ll 
eC 

Biarnes Mme A, laundry, 918 Larkin BILLINGS, HARBOURNE & CO 
Biart H G, jewelery mfr, 3254 Bush (G B Billings an urbourne), 
Bibby A M (TH Asche & Co), 10Geary | ,.b0oksand stationery, 3 Montgomery 
Bibo Samuel (Wertz & Bibo), 2011 Fill- | Bine & Georges (Leon Bine and Hippe- 

mba Q wh eorges), ,mercnant-tailors, 
Bichard Nicholas, coal, 16 Howard bait ss 


Bine Leon (Bine & Georges), 119 Sutter 
BICK ROBERT, upholsterer and re-| Bine S, fancy goods, 130° Kearny 


pairer, all orders promptly attended | Bingham Henry (Menzies, Bingham & 
to, 211 Ellis Co), 512 and 514 Battery 
Bider Mme Bertha, dressmaker, 313} Birch Wm, propr @alifornia Machine 
Sutter ge Works, 119 Beale 
Bidlack W W, physician, 142} 4th Bird Chas L (Perrin & Bird), 114 Sutter 
Biedenback A, liquors, 210 Leidesdorff | Bird Thomas, saloon, 730 Washington 
Bielar Miss Mary, coffee parlor. 131 6th | Birdsall Samuel T, attorney-at-law, 402 
Bielenberg P H, groceries, 31 Teh«ma Montgomery 
‘BIEN JOSEPH, locksmith and machin- | BYRGE JAMES J, dentist, 313 
ist, 412 Commurcial ; Kearny 
Bienenfeld E, dry goods, 1015 Larkin | Birmingham Mrs C H, lodging-house, 
Biermann Mrs J, bakery, 1216 Pacific 311 Sutter 
Biers B, dentist, 280 Kearny Bisazza FG (FG Bisazza & Co), 1304 
BIGAZE & ORTIZ (L A Digaze and J{| Stockton 
A Ortiz), sewing machines, 328 Mont- | Bisazza F G & Co (F G Bisazza), restau- 
* gomery ave rant, 1304 Stockton 


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Bisbee D W F (Bisbee, Williams & Co), 
32 Merchants’ Exchange 

Bisbee, Williams & Co (John, Lewis, 
John J and Benjamin Williams and D 
W F Bisbee), mining and metallurgy, 
32 Merchants’ Exchange 

ear Henry (Rotyer & Bischoff), 307 

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Bischoff John A (M Detels & Co). SE 
cor Main and Harrison 

Bis mor Ww il, restaurant, 7154 How- 
ar 

Bishop H. saloon, !36 Main 

BISHOF THOS B ‘Garber, Thornton 
& Bishop), 327 Pine 

Bisleck Mrs H, midwife, 1007 Harrison 

Bisma:'k Mining Co, Alfred K Dubrow 
sec, room 69, 309 Montgomery 

Biscrd P, fruits and vegetables, 233 8th 

Bigto Miss L A, liquors, 529 Jackson 

Bitan Isidore, restaurant, Montgom- 
ery ave bet Broadway and Dupont 

Biteman A (Grossmayer & Biteman), 
313 Montgomery 

Biter Jobn, floral gardens, Waller bet 
Fillmore and Steiner 

Bither Mrs G W, | dging-house, 1 5th 

apt Llewellyn (Fliut, Bixby & Co), 
SW cor Greenwich and Battery 

Bixler David, capitalist, 320 Sansome 

Biziou Lewie, saloon, 1413 Dupont 

Blach Charles, physician, 514 Kearn 

Black Bear Quartz Mining Co, m 
Letts Oliver sec, 328 Montgomery 

BLACK DIAMOND COAL MINING 
CO, Pierre B Cornwall pres, office SE 
cor Spear and Folsom 

BLACK EDWIN H, PAINTER AND 
PAPER-HANGER, 14 Stockton* 

Black Hawk Gold and Silver Mining 
Co, 419 California 

Black H (Pacific Spring and Mattress 
Co), 25 and 27 New Montgomery 

Black H M (H M Black & Co), 74 and 
76 New Montgomery 

Black H M & Co (H M Black), carriage 
makers, 74 and 76 New Montgomery 

BLACK HOWARD, shirt mfr, 126 
Kearny, (see advertisement) 

Black Point Packing House, Merry, 
Faull & Uo, cor Bay and Webster 

Black P R, janitor Red Men’s ll, 520 


‘ost 
Black Mrs P W, bakery and confection- 
ery, 410 Larkin 
Black R M, furnishing goods, 209 


Montgomer 
BLACK WH marble works, 1121 
Market ‘ 


Black William, saloon, 448 Valencia 
Blackiston J S & Son, sailmakers, 6 and 


8 Cla “ 
Blacklosch Mrs, straw works, bleaching, 
pressing, etc, 726 Brannan ; 


: ERS, offer Goods 1 
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Blackman A, mgr Beacon Light Oil 
and Commercial Co, 322 Washington 

Blackman Geo V, agt Gonne patent 
door-knob, 39 Sutter 

Blackman H, insurance agt, 401 Cali- 
fornia 

Blackman M J, gasfitting, stoves, etc, 

Hayes : 

Blacksmiths’ Protective Un on, Sander’s 
Hall, 71 New Montgomery 

Blackwell Mrs Sarah B, fancy goods, 
108 7th 

Blackwood Wm, capitalist, 109 Califor- 


nia 

Blade M E, teacher of cutting, 407 
Stevenson 

Blair D B, Brazilian consul, 401 Cali- 


fornia 
Blair Robt, mgr Atlantic Brush Co, 510 
Montgomery 
Blair S, ship owner, 34 Market 
Blair William, restaurant, 104 7th 
Blaise Lapariat, bakery, 9836 Howard 


AKE & BLAKE (M C andM B 
Blake), attorneys-at-law, 417 Kearny 
Blake C E Sr, dentist, 920 Market 
Blake Chas E, physician, 200 Stockton 
Blake F (Blake, Robbins & Co), 516 
Commercial 
LAKE I E, pres Contine:tal Oil and 
Transportation Co of California, 123 
California 
Blake J W, physician, 1911 Geary 
BLAKE M B (Blake & Blake), 417 
Kearny 


BLAKE M C (Blake & Blake), 417 
Kearny 

Blake, Robbins & Co (Francis Blake, 
Jas Moffitt, C F Robbins and J W 
Towne), paper warehouse, 516 and 
519 Commercial 

Blake S C, news and stationery, 503 
Kearny and 617 Montgomery 

Blakeman T Z, attorney-at-law, 606 


Montgomery 

Blakeslee C C (Blakeslee & Weck), 1225 
Market 

Blakeslee & Weck (C C Blakeslee and F 
A Weck), drugs, 1225 Market 

Blanc Morris, saloon, 217 Beale 

Blanc Paul, saloon, 621 Pacific 

Blanchard David (Ginty & Blanchard) 
NE cor 3d and Mission 

Blanchard F A, branch bakery and. cof- 
fee saloon, 1507 Market 

BLANDING GORDON (Wallace, 
Greathouse & Blanding), 324 Pine 

Blanding Mrs Henrietta, elocutionist, 
126 Kearny 

ae oe William, attorney-at-law, 324 

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Blanding Wm, pres State Board Harbor 

Commissioners, 10 California 


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Blaney Edward W, attorney-at-law and 
alg, attorney, 526 Montgom- 


Blaney James A, liquors, SW cor 4th 
and Mission 

ee Louis, sec California Lodge I O B 

and sec Granc Lodge IO BB, 

‘nai B’rith Hail Aasoiation, 121 


HENRY G, dentist, 106 
Post 


Blankman Wn, dentist, 719 Market 

Blaser E, liquors, 124 4th 

Blattner Nick (McNally & Blattner) 

Blattner W J, mining sec, 207 Sansome 

Blaucken Nicholas (Mohrmann & Co), 
SW cor Broadway and Kearny 

Bleasdale Rev J D D, analyst, 609 
Merchant 

Bleily Joseph R, barber, 42 O'Farrell 

plea Mrs Mary, lodging-house, 129 


Ble ey Ay A, Pasty and straw goods, 750 
ark 
BLINN " LUMBER CO (The L W), 


Geo W Hooper sec and treas, office 
cor 4th and Channel 

Bliven & Mitchell (James I Bliven and 
DC Mitchel)), Pacific Congress W ater, 
29 New Montgomery 

Bhiven Jas T (Bliven & Mitchell), 29 | 
New Montgomery 

Bloch & Co (S Bloch and Jacob Joseph), 
butchers, No 1 New Metropolitan 
Market 

Bloch Constantin, dentist, 420 Octavia 

Bloch & Davidson (Isaac Bloch and Jas 
W Davidson), morocco mfrs, etc, 223 
Battery 

Bloch ae (Bioch & Davidson), 223 
Batt 

Bloch 3 ‘Bloch & Co), cor Mission and 
New Montgomery 

ae Wn, boots and shoes, 1319 Stock. 


Rienaien & Cerf (M Cerf), agts IXL 
Lime Co, 5 and 7 Drumm 
MRS E, millinery, 1019 
Larkin 


Block & Co (Isador Block), liquors, 609 
California 

Block D (D Block & Co), 107 Sansome 

& CO (D Block, E Mandell, 

Ch Zinkand and M Long), mfrs 
trunks, volises and traveling bags, 
107 Sansome 

Block E M, propr Carmen Island Salt 
Works, 207 Front 

Cle Emanuel D (Hahn & Block), 326 


Block Harry, watches, jewelry and 
pawn broker, 316 Kearn 

Block Isador (Block & Co), California 

Block J, cigars and tobacco, 228 Sutter 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


18 & 20 Spear St., 
San Francisco. 


73 


Block John, tailor, 648 Commercial 

Blohm John, groceries, 1800 Stockton 

Blohme John, groceries, NW cor Sutter 
and Polk and NE cor 2d and Tehama 
LOHN JOHN, Montana Saloon, 923 
Kearn Wy 

Blome Henry & Co (Henry Meyer and 
Henry Blome), liquors, 3 Clay 

Blood J H, notary public, 304 Mont- 
gomery 

Bloom Mrs E, dressmaking, 6064 19th 

Bloom J (Straus, Kohnstamm & Co), 
102 Battery 

Bloom Samuel, tannery, Potrero ave nr 
26th 

Bloome W, tanner, NE cor Folsom and 


19th 

Bloomenthal Mrs B, nurse, 974 Folsom 

Bloomer Charles, bakery, 21 Valencia 

Bloxham Charles, books and stationery, 
302 16th 

Blucher Geo (Dunn & Blucher), NE cor 
Fillmore and Lombard 

Blue Bell Consolidated Mining Co, H P 
Bush sec, 27 Merchant’s Exchange 

Blue Bluff Gravel Co, J Stadtfeld Jr sec, 
419 California 

Blue Mountain Gold and Silver Co,W J 
Blattner sec, 207 Sansome 

; Blue Ribbon Temperance Coffes House 
Omen ide he Mrs T N Cox mgr, 202 Ist 

gal (Cohen & Blum), 316 Sacra- 
men 

Blum Cc (Cohen & Blum), 316 Sacra- 
mento 

Blum Henry, bakery, 1813 Powell 

Blum Jacques (Loewe Bros), 217 Battery 

Blum Leon (J Schweitzer & Co), 514 


BLU M M, brass and reed band, 647 
Market 
Blum ee interior decorations, 126 


Kea 

Blumberg & Co (Joe Blumberg and F 
Freese), variety theatre, SW cor Bush 
and Kearny 

Blumberg J if broker, 306 Montgomery 

Blumberg Joe ( Blumberg & Co), Sw cor 
Bush and Kearny 

Bae Henry, bootmaker, 627 Commer- 


ial 

Blumenthal A, sec Cremieux Ledge, I O 
B B, 121 Eddy 

Blumenthal Adolph (Seeligson & Co), 844 
Market 

Blumenthal B (B Blumenthal & Co}, .: 
and 20 Battery 

Blumenthal Barnard, dry goods, 848 
Market 

Blumenthal B & Co (B Blumenthal, 
PN Aronson, S Baruch and A Gal 
land), gists mfrs, 18 and 20 Battery 

Blumenthal H M, commission and con- 
tractor, 420 and 422 Davis ’ 


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San Francisco. 


Blumenthal H M, commission merchant 
and wholesale grocer, 125 Washington 

Blumenthal J, dry goods, 336 Ha * 

ollec- 
tion Co, 5 8 California 

BLUMER J JR (Buckingham & Blu- 
mer), 16 3d 

Blunt W G, naturalist, 813 Market 

Bluxome Isaac, marshal Society of Cal- 
ifornia Pioneers, Montgomery bet 
Jackson and Pacific 

Bluxome J, physician, 217 Powell 

Blythe Lhos H, capitalist, room 20, 7244 

arket 

Blywi-e Henry, tailor, 11334 Mission 

BNAI B’RITH HALL, J Rosenthal 
At 119 and 121 Edd 

B’NAI BRITH HALL ASSOCIA- 
TION, E Gunzburger pres, J Zubel 
vice-pres, Louis Blank sec, Jules Cerf 
treas, 119 and 121 Edd 

B'nai B'rith Library, Eddy bet Taylor 
and Mason 

B'nai Israel Chebra, A Bernstein sec, 
B’nai B’rith Hall, 121 Eddy 

Boahler F, bootmaker, 4034 Montgom- 
ery ave 

Boalt John H (Estee & Boalt), 419 Cali- 
fornia 

Board of Engineers of the Pacific Coast, 
533 Kearny 

Board ot Police Commissioners, R P 
Hammond pres, Wm Alvard, Robt J 
ean and P Crowley, office Old City 

a 

Board of Port Wardens—Archie Harloe, 
Wm Young, Geo T Bromely, John 
M rtin, John P Jourden sec, 525 
Front 

Board of Railroad Commissioners, J S 
Cone pres, W R Ancrus sec, C J 
Beerstecher, Geo Stoneman, rooms 42 
—46, 320 Sansome 

Board of Regents State University, of- 
tice 310 Pine 

BOARD OF STATE VITICULTUR- 
AL COMMISSIONERS, Arpad Har- 
aszthy pres, Charles A Wetmore vice- 
pres, John H Wheeler sec, 111 Leides- 


dorff 

BOARD OF TRADE OF SAN FRAN- 
CISCO, Jacob S Taber pres, 202 
Market 

Board of Underwriters of San Francisco, 
D J Staples pres, Chas D Havens sec, 
216 Sansome 

Boardman A T, Electric Light Co, 23 
Stevenson 

Boardman Geo C, general agt Atna Fire 
Insurance Co of Hartford, 311 Calli- 

| fornia 

BOAS JUDAH, broker, 102 Montgom’y 
Boca Brewing Co, Wm Hesse supt, gen- 
| eral office 406 Sacramento 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, “Work! te7‘tsin'Strect'wanFrancises. 


Bocarde James (Bocarde & Whittier), 
608 3d 


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Bocarde & Whittier (James Bocarde and 
Chas Whittier), roofers, 608 3d 

Bocawovich P, coffee saloon, 161 Steu- 


art 

Boch Mrs R, fancy goods, 2117 Fillmore 

Bock Joseph, bakery, 1221 Polk 

Bock S (F Wittmaack & Co), 41 4th 

Bocke Charles, butcher, 488 8th 

Bocken & Baccala (Henry Bocken and 
Louis Baccala), restaurant, 540 Com- 
merc al 

Bocken Henry (Bocken & Baccala), 540 
Commercial 

Bockmann D H, liquors, SE cor Austin 
and Pi Nk 

BOCKMANN JOHN (, grocer, 535 4th 

BOCQUERAZ A (Shea, Bocqueraz & 
McKee), SW cor Front and Jackson 

Bode Chas H, saloon, Long vie 

Bode Geo C (Bode & Searle), Battery 
Street Warehuuse, NW cor Battery 
and Filbert 

Bode John C, bonded warehouse, cor Ist 
and Brannan 

Bode & Searle (Geo C Bode and James 
J Searle), proprs Battery Street Ware- 
house and internal revenue bonged 
warehouse, NW cor Battery and Fil- 


bert 
Bodectel W C, watchmaker, 222 O’Far- 


rell 

Boden John H (John H Boden & Co), 
504 Bey. 

Boden John H & Co (John H Boden and 
Julius Quinchard ), ship and Custom 
House brokers, 504 Battery 

Bodfish W H, attorney-at-law,- 712 
Montgomery 

Bodie and Benton Railway and Com- 
mercial Co, William Willis sec, room 
29, 309 Montgomery 

Bodie Consolida ed Mining Co, W H 
Lent sec, room 62, 309 Montg«mery 

Bodie Tunnel Mining Co, Chas C Har- 
vey sec, 309 California 

Bodien Miss Ida, milliner, 54 3d 

BODLEY E C, sewing machines, 26 
New Montgomery 

BODWELL a H, windmills and borse- 
power, 211 and 21% Mission 

Boeckmann Geo (Ahlborn & Boeck- 
man), 319 Bush 

Boedeker Herman (Boedeker & Spencer), 
NW cor Kearny and Green 

Boedeker & Spencer (Herman Boedeker 
and G Spencer), gruceries, NW cor 
Kearny and Green 

Boegle Frederick, books and stationery, 


| & SCHRECK (W Boer- 
icke, M D and E A Schreck), P H G, 
homeopat!-ic pharmacy, 284 Sutter 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


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Boericke W (Boericke & Schreck), 234 
Sutter : 

Boero L (Ravenna, Ghirardelli & Co), 
421 and 423 Battery 

Boero Pedro, second-hand furniture, 146 


9th 
BOESCH EMILE, locomotive, mining, 
ship, railroad, car, coach and street 
lamps, 583 and 585 Mission 
Boese H J, Golden Gate Market, cor 
Davis and Clark 
Bofinger J, metal spinner, 10 Stevenson 
BOGARDUS J P, editor and propr of 
the ‘‘ Figaro,” 532 Merchant 
BOGART A W (Earle & Co), 765 Mis- 
sion 
Boger Bros, cigarmakers, 540 Hayes 
Bogert Dr F, mgr Pulvermacher- 
alvanic Co, 512 Montgomer 
Boger F E, cigar factory, 540 Hayes 
Boggan Owen, groceries, NE cor Bush 
and Buchanan 
Boge Charles, tailor, 11 Sutter 
Bohemian Club, Paul Neumann pres, 
430 Pine 
Pe itn Council, No 23, 10 C F,2]8 
‘ost 
Bohen A H, dry goods, 502 Valencia 
Bohen Geo T, pres A F C Association, 
410 Kearny 
Bohlen M H (Schroder & Bohlen), cor 
Clay and Fillmore 
Bohls Henry (Baumgartner & Bohls), 
419 Batter 
Bohm Mrs Beda, ladies’ and children’s 
underwear, 204 Stockton 
Bohm Wm, watchmaker and jeweler, 
204 Stockton 
Bohn Ernest, Japanese store, 44 2d 
Bohn John, plumber and gasfitter, and 
stoves, 112 7th 
Boisse Eugene, barber, 526 Commercial 
Boissvau & Sun, bootmakers, 324 Dupont 
Boisson Francis (Buisson & Pichon), 5 F 
Market 
Boisson & Pichon (Francis Boisson and 
P Pichon), poultry, stalls 15, 17 and 
19, S F Market 
Boitanno Frank, coal and wood, 1516 
Stockton 
Boitrno Goseippi, bookblack, 631 Mer- 
chant 
Bolan M J, physician, 21 Dupont 
Boland James I, attorney-at-law, 604 
Merchant 
LAND PATRICK (Keane Bros), 
107 Kearny 
Bolander Louis P (Nelson & Bolander), 
118 Mission 
ae Henrietta, fancy goods, 148 
t \ 
Bolger John, groceries, 446 Clementina 
ae John, Tiateher and whitener, 25 
'yler 


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Bolger Mrs Julia, bake: 

Bolivia, Consul of, F 
218 California 

Bollinger Francis, cabinetmaker, 9394 
Folsom 

Bollinger Frank, barber, 105 Jackson 

Bollinger J C, collector, 436 Montgomery 

Bollio Carlos (F Prado & Co), 909 Stock- 


ton 

Bolte W | (Schammel, Reynolds & Co), 
120 Front 

Bolton James R, real estate, 618 Mer- 
chant 

Bolton & Perry, dentists, 841 Market 

BOLTON OMAS, dentist, 804 How- 


a 

BOLTS JOHN F, liquors, 907 Market 

Boman Charles E, store-fixtures, 13 
Stockton 

Bonacina J M, furniture and carpets, 17 
Montgomery ave and 622 Washington 

Bonanza Hall, Ellis bet Buchanan and 


aguna 

Benshas House, C Holm and H Sax- 
torph proprs, lodging, 867 and 869 
Market 

Bonanza Wine Vaults, Putzman & Dun- 
ker proprs, 340 Pine 

Bonda Jumes, carpenter and builder, 
1110 Dupont 

Bond E B, capitalist, 318 Pine 

BONELLI E §, pianos and musical 
instruments, 909 Market 

BONESTELL, ALLEN & CO, (LH 
Bonestell and C DI Allen), wholesale 

aper warehouse, 413 and 415 Sansome 

Bonestell J T (Levison Bros), 134 Sutter 

Konestell L H (Bonestell, Allen & Co), 
413 Sansome 

Bonet H (Leon & Bonet), 639 California 

Bonn Henry (Rader & Bonn), saloon, 
515 Cla 

BONNER FRANKLIN J, attorney. 


at-law, 522 Montgomery 


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errera consul, 


Bonnetti, Anselmo (Bonnetti & Peyre), | 


819 Stockton 

Bonnetti & Peyre (A Bonnetti and 
Jean Peyre), liquors, 819 Stockton 

Bonney A F, saw-makers, 221 Mission 

Bonney F, mfrs of band saws, 221 Mis- 
sion 

Bonnis P, veterinary surgeon, cor Jessie 
and Mint ave 

Bonny George (Geo C Shreve & Co), 
110 Montyomery 

Bono.ich Ned (Fillipich & Bonocich), 
cor Bryant and Main 

Bonsfield & Abbott, stock-brokers, 312 
California 

Bontempe Capt P, Swiss Sharp-shoot- 
ers, 620 Bush 

Bon Ton Dressmaking Parlors, Miss A 
M Carey propr, 226 St cktun 

Boobar E 0, wharf builder, 14 Howard 


WHITE BROS., 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
Street,8. KF. Wagon stock, Cabinet Woods, etc. 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO,, Roasts totic, “tiswdsmesatery we? 


| Book-binders’ Union, F R B Hall, 861 
Market 

Booker Consolidated Mining Co, W H 
Lent sec, room 62, 309 “fontgomery 

BOOKER WILLIAM LANE, agt In. 
perial Fire, Londun Assurance Cor- 

oration, Northern Assurance Co and 

Breet Fire Inasu.. .ce Co, 441 Califor. 
nia, and British Consul, 319 California 

Bool NN, tailor, 251 Minna 

Boole Geo, ship builder, 5 ees 

Boole W A (Patrick & Co), SE cor Fol- 
som and i8th 

Boole Wm (Middlemas & Boole), pier 
19 Steuart 

BOONE J L (Boone & Miller), 320 Cal- 
ifornia 

BOONE & MILLER (J L Boone and J 
H Miller), attorneys and counselors- 
at-law, 320 California 

Booth Andrew G (Gunnison & Booth), 
325 E EDWA 

BOOTH 
sayer, 110 Sutter 

Booth Miss Ella, teacher Valencia Pri- 
mary School ; 

Booth Gold Mining Co, Geo R Spinney 
sec, 310 Pine 

Booth Newton (W W Dodge & Co), 
res Sacramento 

Booth W 0, liquors, cor 22d and Valen- 


cia 
Boothby Adolph F, coffee saloon, 312 
Townsend 

Bootz A J (Bootz & Bro), 435 Pine 

Bootz & Bro (H ana A J Bootz), hotel, 
435 Pine 

Bootz H (Bootz & Bro), 435 Pine 

BOOTZ HOTEL, A J Bootz & Bro 
proprs, 435 Pine 

Boradt Henry, saloon, 528 Valencia 

Borbeck Mme Agnes, cigars, 503 Pacific 

Borchert Wn, music teacher, 928 Mis. 
sion 

BORDEAUX BOARD OF UNDER- 
WRITERS, Eugene Thomas & Co 
agts, 617 and 619 Sanseme 

Bordenave A J, propr Palais del’Union, 
308 Sutter 

Bordenave Joseph, butcher, lst ave nr 
Railroad ave 

Bordenave J, bakery, 639 Broadway 

Bordenave P, bakery, 1400 Stockton 

BORDES J L (Mouthon & Bordes), 508 

us 

Bordner Jacob, carpenter, 641 Mission 

Bordwell George A, architect, 318 Pine 

Borel Alfred (Alfred Borel & Co), NW 
cor Montgomery and Cla 

Borel Alfred & Co (Alfred and Antoine 
Borel), bankers, NW cor Montgomery 
and Clay 

Borel Antoine (Alfred Borel & Co), NW 
cor Montgomery and Clay 


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Borretti Giovanni, junk, 1512 Stockton 
Borgeston Charles (Dixon, Bernstein & 
Cv), 250 Market 
Borgstrom Mrs Jenny, milliner, 122 
ontgomery ave 
Borgstrom Mrs Minnie, milliner, 322 
Montgomery ave 
Borgward Fred W, boots and shoes, 
1208 Market 
Borgwardt Hermann, barber, 6 Stock- 


ton 

Boris L, furnishing goods, 218 Mont- 
gomery ave 

Borkman L Albert, burber, 221 Dupont 

Born Charles, barber, 417 Pust 

Borowsky Mivhael, saloon, 514 Hayes 

Borrman J (©, groceries, NW cor 8th and 
Howard 

Borro N, restaurant, 326 Davis 

BORUCK MD, propr‘‘California Spirit 
of the Times,’ 621 Sansome 

Borstel Theo V (Henry Ahrens & Co), 
1420 Pine 

Boschen Nicholas, groceries, 109 5th 

Bose August, groceries, 1113 Howard 

Bose Chas M, groceries, 426 Natoma 

Bose Fred (Bose & Jurgens), groceries, 
731 Brannan 

Bose Fred, groceries, 1061 Howard 

Bose & Jurgens (Fred Bose and Richard 
Jurgens), grocerics, 731 Brannan 

Bosn Charles, saloon, cor Fulton and 
Baker 

Bosq Silver, laundry, 161 Stockton 

Bosquet Mme E, dressmaker, 916 Mont- 


gomery 

Bosqui Edward (The Bosqui Engraving 
and Printing Co) Leidesdorff from 
Clay to Commercial 

Bosqui Engraving and Printing Co (The), 
Edward Bosqui mer, 523 Clay 

Boss F (Todt & Boss), '9 Ist 

Boss M P, mining engineer, 309 Cali- 
fornia 

Bosse & Meier, groceries, 151 11th 

BOSTON AND CALIFORNIA 
DRESS REFORM, Mrs Mary H 
Ober & Co, mfrs cf cors ts and ladies’ 
furnishing goods, 326 Sutter 

Boston Consolidated Mining Co, F E 
Luty sec, 330 Pine 

Boston and Philadelphia Board of Un- 
derwriters (marine), JS Bacon, 316 
C..lifornia 

BOSTON SHIRT MANUFACTORY, 
Wi lizm Reinstein propr, 411 Kearn 

BOSTON UNDER TERS, Ed 
Potter mur, 415 California 

BoswellS B (S_B Boswell & Co) 330 
Montgomery 

Boswell S B& Co (S B Boswell), stock 
broker, 330 Montgomery: 

Botcher Albert, groceries, SW cor Fell 
and Laguna 


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San Francisco. 77 


Bote Joseph, coffee saloon, 654 Mission 

Bothin, Dallemand & Co (H E Bothin 
and A Dallemand), wholesale grocers 
and wate Kentucky distilleries, 305 
and 307 Front 

Bothin H E (Bothin, Dallemand & Co), 
305 Front 

Botsford Wm, physician, 1001 Market 

Botters Jasper, saloon, 11 Pacific 

Boudan Louis (Christin & Boudan), 258 


4th 

Boudin Lucien (Marchebout & Boudin), 
SE cor Folsom and 6th 

Bourgoin Adolph, second-hand book 
store, 206 Montgomery ave 

Bourguignon A, boots and shoes, 1034 
Kearny 

Bourjade Cherri, wines and liquors, 
1509 Dupont 

Bourke Thomas (Wm Watts & Co), 436 


Bush 

Bourke Mrs Wm, grocery and bakery, 
311 Franklin 

Bourn William B, mining, 401 Cali- 
fornia 

Bourne J R, stock broker, 12 Leides- 


or 

Bourne R A, mfr boot, shoe and gaiter 
uppers and findings, 108 Geary 

Bourquin Charles, dentist, 121 Powell 

Boustield & Abbott (W C Bousfield and 
Osborn Abbott), stock brokers, 312 
California ’ 

Bousfield W C (Boustield & Abbott), 
312 California 

BOUSHEY J, physician, SW cor 9th 
and Mission 

Bousquet Mme A D, dyeing and clean- 
ing, 7264 Howard 

Boutes James F (Boutes & Pac), 511 
Washington 

Boutes & Bac (James F Boutes and John 
J Pac), liquors, 511 Washingtor 

Bovee W H, propr Neptune and Mer- 
maid Swimming Baths, foot Hyde and 
Larkin i 

Bovee William H (Cobb, Bovee & Co), 


321 Montgomer 

BOVO GABRIEL, wines and ‘iquors 
wholesale and retail, -1300 and 1302 
Dupont 

Bovyer Wm L, carpenter, 510 Sacra- 
mento - 

Bowcher J, upholstering, furniture and 
bedding, 2284 Stockton 

zoe A, furnishing goods, 1165 Mar- 

et 

Bowen A H, dry goods, 502 Valencia 

Bowen C R (Lebenbaum, Goldberg & 
Bowen), 430 and 432 Pine 

Bowen E J, wholesale seeds, 815 and 
817 Sansome 

Bowen J J (Tatum & Bowen) 12 Cali- 
fornia 


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Rowen PM & Co, yeast powders, 13 


ine 

Bowen & Wells, provisions, 30 and 31 
California Market 

Bower Milton J, physician, Nucleus 
House 

Bower S M, furniture and upholstering, 
1520 Polk 

Bowers Geo (Geo Bowers & Co), cor 
Railroad and llth ave 

Bowers Geo & Co (Geo Bowers and Dan- 
iel C Raynor), druggists, cor Railroad 
and llth ave 

Bowers Mrs S E, electro therapeutist 


hysician, St Ann’s Building 
BOWIE A J (Doctors Bowie), 330 Sut- 
ter 
Bowie Allan St J (Bowie & Bowie) 318 
Montgomery 
Bowie Aug J, Jr, mining engineer, 217 
Sansome 


Bowie & Bowie(Hyde R Bowie and Allan 
St J Bowie, loan agts, 318 Montgom- 


er 
BOWIE DOCTORS, (AJ, H C andR 
J Bowie), 330 Sutter 


BOWIE H C (Doctors Bowie, ) 330 Sut- 


ter 

Bowie Hyde R (Bowie & Bowie), 318 
Montgomery 

BO BR J (Doctors Bowie), 330 Sut- 
ter 


Bowler James, saloon, 254 Spear 

Bowles & Darrow (George R Bowles and 

* Henry Durrow), carpenterg and build- 
ers, 223 Post 

Hawiee Geo R (Bowles & Jarrow), 223 
Post ’ 

Bowles James, books and stationery, 
SE cor Leidesdorff and Commercial 

Bowley S ©, auctioneer, 411 California 

Bowman A W, pres San Francisco Tool 
Co, 21 Stevenson 

Bowman Arthur W, real estate, 314 
California and 21 Stevenson 

Bowman Bros (W E and O C Bowman), 
feed stable, 9 and 1) Bluxome 

Bowman G E (Bowman & McKittrick), 
308 4th 

Bowman G F, real estate, 314 California 

Bowman John S (John S Bowman & 
Co), 213 and 215 Battery 

Bowman Jno 8S & Co (John S Bowman 
and Joseph Coblentz), mfrs of cigars, 
213 and 215 Battery 

Bowman Mrs Kate, dressmaking, 1705 
Market 

Bowman & McKittrick (Geo E Bowman 
and J McKittrick), saloon, 308 4th 

Bowman W E & O C (Bowman Bros), 
9 and 11 Bluxome 

Bowne W S (Wright & Bowne), 34 and 
36 Steuart ® 

Bowun Guz, saloon, 258 Steuart 


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Boxton G W, showcards, 9 Geary 

Bo oe M, insurance agt, 441 Cali- 
ornia 

Baye E T, plumber and gasfitter, 113 
essie 


Boyd G W, dentist, 1003 Mission 

Boyd James T (Cope & Boyd), 324 Pine 

ap ey T, Jr, clerk NB & MRR, 
and 304 4th 


Boyd N Ellington (Salter & Boyd), Va- 
lencia cor of Hill 
a T OC, engraver on wood, 608 Mar- 
t 


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Boye Otto, bakery, 30 6th 

Boye Otto, restaurant, 1120 Market 

‘Boyer & Lagrave (U Boyer and J P La- 
grave), saloon, 1122 Dupont 

Boyer L W, insurance broker, 409 Cali- 
ornia 

Boyer U (Boyer & Lagrave), 1122 Du- 


pont 
Boyken Adolph, druggist, SW cor 9th 
and Mission 
agg Dennis (Duncan & Boyle), 22 
er 


Boyle G S, dentist, 389 Kearny 
Boyle John T (Boyle & Toomey), 809 
oward 
Boyle Robt, propr St Nicholas Hotel, 
212-216 lst 
Boyle & Toomey (J T Boyle and D 
‘vomey), blacksmiths, 809 Howard 
Boy’ ~~ -nard (Dooley & Boylen), 316 
4 


Boy 
lejo 

Boynton Underhill, mining, 310 Pine 

Boys’ and Girls’ Aid Society, 68 Clem- 
entina 

Boys’ High School, J H Baker supt, 
cor Sutter and Gough 

Boysen Edw O, with Fisher & Co, 9 
Montgomery . 


smas, boarding-house, 45 Val- 


Boysen Julius, hat mfr, 106 Dupont 
BOYEON THOMAS, physiciin, 112 
earny 
Boyston & Brady (John L Boyston and 
Owen Brady), saloon, 610 Market and 

9 


Post 

Boyston John T (Boyston & Brady), 610 
Market 

Bozio & Leturc (Orlando Bozio and Aug 
Leture), liquors, 149 4th 

ee Orlando (Bozio & Leturc), 149 
4t ; 

Bozzo E(E Bozzo & Co), 739 Vallejo 

Bozzo E & Co (Frank Fester and E Boz- 
zo), coal and wood, 739 Vallejo 

sacri ahs Augusta, dressmaker, 2928 
16t i 

Brace Abraham (Brace Bros), 2928 16th 

Brace Bros (Nathan and Abraham 
ane whiteners and plasterers, 2928 
16t 


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Brace Nathan (Brace Bros), 2928 16th 

Bradbury A W, attorney-at-law, 509 
Kearny 

Bradbury W B, Artesian Water Works, 
NE cor California and Van Ness ave 

Brader Mrs Charlotte, bakery and sta- 
tionery, 740 Broadway 

BRADFORD G B, real catate, 413 
Montgomery 

Bradford W B, mgr Sacramento River 
Packing Co, 318 Front 

Bradford Wilmer, draughtsman with W 
M Smith, 224 Sansome 

Bradley Bernard, painter, 925 Mission 

Bradley B, painter, 1704 Fillmore 

Bradley F D (Bradley & Johnston), 640 


Clay 
Bradley James A (F A Jones & Co), 305 


oward 
BRADLEY & JOHNSTON (F D 
Bradley and J P Johnston), Chinese 
employment office, 640 Clay 
Bradley & Rulofson, photographers, SE 


cor ay ty Dupont 

Bradley eo, attorney-at-law, 502 
Montgomery 

n'y hh Wm G, confectionery, 2951 

t. 

BRADSTREET CO (The), improved 

mercantile agency New York, L B Hil- 
liard supt, 230 California 

Bradstreet J R, weather strips, 641 
Mission 

Brady, A (Kafka & Brady), 209 6th 

Brady Mrs A, dressmaker, 822 Valencia 

Brady & Boyston (Owen Brady and 


John S Boyston), liquors, 610 Market 

arr Edward, plumber and gasfitter, 
510 Pine 

Brady H J, attorney-at-law, 402 Mont- 
gomer 

Brady Michael, housesmith, 109 lst 

Brady Owen (Boyston & Brady), 610 
Market and 9 Post 

Bray Patrick, carpenter, NE cor Ellis 
and Broderick 

ware Patrick, carpenter, SE cor Post 

and Central ave 

Brady Patrick, metal roofer, 116 10th 

Brady Peter, groceries, 3914 9th 

Brady Mrs S .., varieties, 1319 Pacific 

Brady T F, stationery, NW cor Pine 
and Fillmore 

Brady Thomas, native wines, 4 4th 

Backmann Fred, saloon, cor Stevenson 
and Annie 

Braendlein Geo, musical instruments, 
1212 Market 


BRAGG ROBERT, 
wheels, 322 Mai 


LIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST., S. F. 


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Bragia Angelee S, fruits and vegetables, r 4 
srg . 


04 Foisom 
Braid Mrs D, millinery, 515 Hayes 
Brain J, butcher, 258 3d 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS, "Sc. Peazsicce 
San Framciaco. 79 


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Brainerd James A, publisher, 525 Clay | Brandt Otto & Co (Otto Brandt and 
BRALICH FREDERICK, saloon, 706| Henry R Jackson), groceries, 1038 


Jackson Market 
BRAMBTEDT JOHN 4, liquors, 251 |BRANDT P BL, attorney-at-law, 306 
Steuart 


prongs J, brnoh aka, 1104 Bre bs gor 106 
ali ie cay rede recaaas Brangan PJ, confectionery, 1124 Lar- 
Bott eee cesmuaier, 304 Battery Brangon R M (Philheis & Co), 415 Sac. 
Bed Horm, yy, aka Rattus & Dron 20 
brand re sw, peey goods and sta- B ey an NAN 1 ke et Se iat 
Brandenstein A J (A J Brandenstein & es pictogy Bush vet Montgomery and 
prey 8 @ fo (hs Pegi | Gomme oe 

and cigars, 508 and 510 Washington R21 Gear pioneer horse shoer, 

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porters and dealers in carriages, whole- | Brannan Thos, blacksmith, 606 6th 
sale and retail, cor New Montgomery 


hile BRANNAN T J, Brooklyn Hotel, Bush 
Beundenatein Herman (Clayburgh & bet Pe eraeney y bsp 
Brandenstein), 112 Post Branson, Armita o (W Branson, 


J Armitage and J F Miller), sailmak- 
BRANDENSTEIN H & G(H Bran-| ors, It] Broadway 


denstein & Co), cor New Montgomery | Branson W (Branson, Armitage & Co), 


and Mission 111 Broadwa 
Brandenstein J, pres Seal Rock Tobacco | Brant & Bérasea; meat market, 1810 
Co, 225 California Union 


Brandenstein M (M Brandenstein & Co), | Brask John, liquors, 112 Berr 


529 Clay Brask John G, boarding, 129 Fol 
Brandenstein M & Co (M Brandeustein | BRASTOW 8 D, supt northern divis- 

aod L Godchaux), wholesale butchers, | jon Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express, NE 

529 Clay bat cor Sansome and Halleck 
ey alt Cait (Siegfried & Branden- | Braud Madame A, feathers, 425 Post 

in ifornia i 
: BRAUER ALBERT, propr Railroad 

Brandon Fred D, attorney-at-law, 528 |" “Fychange, Baker bet Beach and Jef- 


Brandon J R, attorney-at-law, 604 Mer- Dace Wheass (Fred Martens & Co) 
chant 1903 Geary » 


Brandon W M, real estate agt, 344 Braun B, dressmaker, 35 Russ 


Kearn ; 

Braunschweiger & Bumsted (A Braun- 
ime Aaoiph Brandt Bros), Vermont |“ ‘schweiger and Ed H Bumsted), whole- 
Brandt Bros (Adolph and Hermann | p “*l° liquors, 223 California 

Brandt), tannery, Vermont bet Colu- Braunschweiger H (Braunschweiger & 


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Brandt B L, painter, 404 Montgomery BRAVERMAN LOUIS (Louis Braver- 
Byandé Frederick, groceries, 417 3d man & Co), 119 Montgomery 
Brandt Miss Helena, music teacher, 106 | BRAVERMAN LOUIS & CO (Louis 
McAllister Braverman), watches, diamonds and 
wei | Brandt Henry (Knopf & Brandt), 535| jewelry, 119 Montgomery 
California ‘| Bray Bros (W A Bray), commission 
= Brandt Hermann (Brandt Bros), Ver-| merchants and proprs Alviso Flour 
mont bet Colusa and Yuba Mills, 226 Cla: 
Brandt Otto, wvod and coal, 1033 Va: | BRAY wood, coal, hay and 
fal lencia grain, cor 16th and Howard 
© | Brandt Otto (Otto Brandt & Co), 1038 | Bray Frank, wood and coal, cor 16th 
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80 San Francisco. 


BRAYTON AP (Rankin, Brayton & 
Co), 127 Ist ; 

Brazell J M, sec Bullion Mining Co, 328 
Montgomer 

Brazil, Consul of, D B Blair consul, 
401 California 

Brearty Daniel, carriagemaker, 1111 
Mission 

preety James (Brearty & Tyrrell), 1111 
Market 

preniy & Tyrrell (James Brearty and 
J Tyrrell), carriage and wagon- 
makers, 1111 Market 

Brechtel Wm F, music teacher, 321 Pow- 


é 

Brecket John, fruit and confectionery, 
1256 Market 

Brede H_ J, liquors, 1048 Howard 

Bredhoff Henry, saloon, 423 East 

Bree H & Co (Hermann Rademann), 
tannery, cor Columbia and Serpentine 
ave 

Bree Hugo (H Bree & Co), cor Columbia 
and Serpentine ave 

Breede Henry A (Breede & Zeigel), SE 
cor Jessie and New Montgomery 

Breede & Ziegel, liquors, SE cor Jessie 
and New Montgomery 

“Breeders’ and Sportemen’s Journal,” 
Jos C Simpson editor, 508 Montgoin- 


ery 

Breeze C K (Breeze & Loughran) 221 
and 223 Clay 

Breeze & Loughran (C K Breeze and 
Thos Loughran), commission mer- 
chants, 217-223 Clay and SW cor 
Washington and Davis 

BREHM R W, wood turner, 22] Mis- 
sion 

BREIDENSTEIN L, mfr of jewelry 
cases, 120 Sutter 

Breig Jobn (Breig & Schafer), 38 Hayes 

Breig & Schafer (John Breig and Geo 
Schafer), Pacific Soda Water Works, 
38 Hayes 

BREKLE GOTTLIEB, Golden City 
Brewery, 1431 Pacific 

BREMEN UNDERWRITERS, Hen- 
ry Baizer, & Co agts, 209 Sansome 

Bremer H (Bremer & Porcher), 112 
Montgomery ; 

JOHN H, Lpreaties; wines 


and liquors, NE cor Vallejo and Lar- 


kin 

Bremer Joseph & Co (Joseph Bremer), 
wholesale cigars, 310 Sacramento 

._Bremer O A (Browning & Bremer), 651 
Cla: 

Bremor & Porcher (H Bremer and J 

~ Porcher), hats and caps, 112 Mont- 
gomery 

Bremer W H, insurance broker, 310 
Sacramento 


Bremermann G F, liquors, NE cor 6th 
and Folsom 

Bremervorde Verein, Sander’s Hall, 71 
New Montgomer 

Brennan J E, wood and coal, 455 Clem- 
entina 

Brennan J F, sec Mutual Security Fund 
Association of California, 331 Kearn 

Brennan John (Kennedy, Brennan 
Co), 901-905 Market and 2-6 5th 

Brennan Thos, groceries, NE cor Mis- 
sion and 23d 

Brenner Leopold, New York and San 
Francisco Collar Co, 4 Battery 

Brent Fred (Johnson & Brent), 6144 
California 

Brermann Julius, bakery, 1216 Pacific 

Breslauer G (Simon & Breslauer), 235 


Berry 
Bretonnel J V, lapidary, 328 Bush 
Brever Hermann, groceries, NW cor Du- 
pont and Vallejo ; 
Breuer J T, tailor, 824 Pacific * 
“ Breviate of Records,” 620 Merchant 
** Brevities,’’ 518 Sacramento 
Brevot Aug, boot and shoemaker, 15 


Hayes 
BREWER F A, dentist, 7244 Market 
aire J H (Brewer & Newmark), 330 
‘ine 
Brewer & Newmark (J H Brewer and 
N Newmark), attorneys-at-law, 330 
Pine 
BREWERS’ HOME, Pircher Bros 
proprs, (J and Wm Pircher), liquors 
an ie ia Mi 868 707 Mission 
Brewster E A, dentist, 1305 Leaven- 
Brewster John, painter, 17 Belden Place 
Brewster John A, civil engineer, Merri- 
mac bet 4th and Kentucky 
worth 
Brewster Mrs O, lodging-house, 118 
Dupont 
Brewster William, rigger, cor Fremont 
and Bryant 
Brichetto L (M Devoto & Co), 127 3d 
Brickell John, pres Savings and Loan 
Society, 619 Clay 
ware G (Ham, DeVoto & Co), 127 


Brickley Wm, groceries, 284 Freelon 

Brickwedel Henry (Henry Brickwedel 
& Co).208 and 210 Front 

I EL HENRY & CO (H 

Brickwedel, M Hencken, and H 
Schroder), wholesale liguors and agts 
Dr Schrader’s Hamburg bitters, 208 
and 210 Front 

Brickwedel Jacob, saloon, NE cor Fre- 
mont and Mission 

Brickwedel John, groceries, NW cor 
North Point and Larkin 

Bridge Chas T, mining sec, 224 Califor- 
nia 


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Brienig Christian, saloon, 49 Stev2nson 
Brierley John, wood and coal, cor 17th 
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THUR, p : 
Grocer and Country Merchant,’’ 123 
California and pres California Immi- 
gration Association, 10 California 
Brigge E W (Erzgraber & Briggs), 646 
arket 
Briggs G W, stoves, 525 Montgomery ave 
Briggs J W (R F Briggs & Co), 222 
ission 
Briggs Mrs L W, dressmaker, 422 
Powell 
Briggs R F & Co (R F and J W Briggs), 
alg a repository, 222 Mission 
Briggs F (R F Briggs & Co), 222 Mis- 
sion 
Briggs S R, tobacco and cigars, 200 
alifornia 
BRIGGS W H(W H Briggs & Co), 11: 
inna 
BRIGGS W H & CO, mfrs Pala Verda 
Balsam, 111 Minna 
Brigham C 8, hysician, 703 Market 
Brigham C C (Brigham, Hoppe & Co), 
320 Front ‘ 
BRIGHAM,. HOPPE & CO (C 0 Brig- 
ham, J C Hoppe and W H Roden), 
commission merchants, 320 Front 
arene G, fruits and vegetables, 504 
Brignone Dominico, hay and grain, 620 
roadway 


Brilliant Mining Co, 309 California 

BRINCKMANN G F E (Green & 
Brinckmann, 320 Sansome 

Brinkman H, liquors, 1051 Howard 

Briody Hugh, liquors, 22 Leidesdorff 

Brisbois A, saddler and harnessmaker, 


735 Brannan 

BRITISH-AMERICA ASSURANCE 
CO OF TORONTO, CANADA, But- 
~ & Haldan general agts, 413 Cali- 
ornia 

British Benevolent Society of California, 
J P McCurrie sec, 531 California 

British and Foreign Marine Insurance 
Co of Liverpool, Boylsad, Balfour, 
Guthrie & Co general agts, 316 Cali- 
fornia 

Britten Michael, pork butcher, 427 
Hayes 

Britton Jos (Britton & Rey), 525 Com- 
mereial 

BRITTON & REY (J Britton and J J 
Rey), Benngrennery and epgravers, 
525 Commercial 

Brizzolara L (Brizzolara & Roccatagli- 

+ ata), 1015 Washington 

Brizzolara L & Roccatagliata C, wood 
and coal, 1015 Washington 


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CHAS EDWARD, grainer 

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ente propr, 214 and 216 Broadway 

Broadway Block, Shepard Bailey propr, 
5024 Broadway 

Broadway Brewery, J Adams propr, 637 
ph vay, 

Broadway Grammar and Primary School 
cor Broadway and Mason 

Broadway Methodist Church (German), 
Broadway bet Stockton and Powell 

Broadway U S Bonded Warehouse, E 
Danforth propr, SW cor Broadway 
and Battery 

Brock James, grocery, 239 Perry 

Brock Julien (J Brock & Co), 718 Wash- 


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Brock J & Co (J Brock), pawn brokers, 
718 Washington 

BROCK MRS SECELIA, dressmaker, 
1633 Clay cor Polk 

Brocken & Baccala (Henry Brocken and 
Louis Baccala), restaurant, 540 Com- 
mercial 

Brocken Henry (Brocken & Baccala), 
540 Commercial 

Brockhoff Wm H, butcher, NW cer 
24th and Bryant 

Brocklebank M T, collector, 402 Mont- 
gomery 

Brod Marcus (Kahn, Brod & Co), 335 
Bush 

Brodhurst J, tailor, rear 3064 Jessie 

ae John, boarding-house, 41 Pa- 
cific 

Broderick T J, boots and shoes, 112 3d 

BrodersenI L A (I L A Brodersen & 
Co), 137 and 139 Post 

BRODERSENILA & CO(ILA 
Brodersen and H C Goodrich), foreign 
and American sheet-music, 137 and 
139 Post 

Bree James R (J R Brodie & Co), 420 


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Brodiy JR& Co (Samuel Valleau and 
James K Brodie), printers, 420 Cla 
Brodie S H, attorney-at-law, 604 Mer- 
chant 

sBrodwell Miss Etta, teacher Valencia 
Primary School 

Boemmel Berthold, druggist, NW cor 
6th and Mission 

Broer Wn, liquors, 330 Main 

BROGAN propr Abbots- 
ford House, 1416 Broadway 

Brolly John O, groceries, 209 Fair Oaks 

Bromberger Max, commission merchant, 
215 Sansome 

Bromber er S (Rosenthal, Feder & Co), 
33 and 35 Battery 

Bromeley Geo T, port warden, room 12, 
525 T'ront ; 


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Bromwell L L, sec California Insurance 
Co, 318 California 

Brooker F L, cigarmaker, 237 5th 

BROOK & KWEASS (Edward D 
Kneass and Joseph H B ook), stoves 
and tinware, gasfitting and plumbing, 
milkcan mfrs, 12 Mason 

Brooke & Deaves, painters, engravers 
and advertising agts, 717 Market 

Brookes Saml M, portrait painter, 611 


Cla; 

BROOKLYN HOTEL, MC Dufiicy and 
TJ Brannan proprs, Bush bet Mont- 
gomery and Sausome 

Brooklyn Restaurant and Coffee House, 
Chas Seifert propr, 46 Steuart 

Brooks B S, attorney-at-law, 6 Mont- 
gomery ave 

Brooks H B (Geo H Tay & Cv), 105 
California 

BROOKS MAX (M Brooks & Co), 315 
California 

BROOKS M & CO (Max Brooks), sole 

‘agt for Williaras & Co distillers, 315 
California 

BROOKS RC, propr West End Distil- 

lery, cor Otsego and Seneca aves 

Brooks S H, stock broker, 304 Mont- 
gomery 

Brophy J, blacksmith, 4 and 6 Jones 

Brophy John, grocer, 10 Boardman 
Place 

Brophy Michael, livery stable, 1325 
Bush 

Brophy & O'Neil, horseshoers, 6 Jones 

Brosi G E, liquors, 45 2d 

Brosius E S, attorney-at-law, 540 Mont- 
gomery 

Brotherhood of St John, office 39 Sutter 

Brougham John (Brougham & Puyoou), 
631 Kearny 

Breen & Puyoou (John Brougham 
and B Puyoou), hairdressers, 631 
Kearny 

Broughton Chas, liquors, 612 Sacra- 
mento 

Brouquet Jean, barber, 1133 Dupont 

BROWE J, patent chimney and 
tops, 727 Montgomery 

Browell Jeremiah, agt Pacific Cement 
Oo, 731 Montgomery 

Brower Danl R, Branch Bakery, 326 7th 

Brower J D, painter, 420 California 

Brown B ©, official reporter, 604 Mer- 


chant 

Brown B C (Chas Brown & Son), 38 
Gear 

BROWN BROS & CO (L M and R 


Brown and B Sheideman), wholesale 
clothing, 12! and 123 Sansome 
Brown B W (Michelssen, Brown & Co), 
308 Front 
Brown C F, real estate and fire insur- 
ance, 37 Merchant’s Exchange 


Brown C B, physician, 435 Geary — 

Brown Mrs Charlotte B, supt physician 
Pacific Dispensary, 221 13th 

Brown Chas, saluon, 411 East 

Brown. Chas (Chas Brown & Son), 38 
Geary 

Brown Chas (Brown & West), 6 Tyler 

Brown Chas & Son(Chasand B C Brown), 
stoves, tinware and plumbing, 38 


Gear 

BROWN, CRAIG & CO (Edward 
Brown and Homer A Craig), general 
agt Phenix, Star and Standard In- 
surance Cos, 215 Sansome 


BROWN D, advertising agt, 644 Mar- 
ket 


Brown DB, supt Mattullath Mfg Co, 
411 and 413 Brannan 

Brown D B (Hogan & Co), 106 Drumm 

BROWN DO, grainer,6 Tyler 

BROWN EDWARD (Brown, Craig & 
Co), 215 Sansome 

Brown Mrs E'S, dressmaker, St Ann’s 
Building 

Brown Mrs F, restaurant, 10 Steuart 

Brown G A'(Brown & Perkins), SE cor 
Montgomery and Washington 

Brown Geo E (Brown & Melonson), 1060 
Howard 

Brown Mrs George, miiliner, 1003 How- 


ar 

Brown G W, ladies’ underwear, 713 
Valencia 

Brown Henry, saloon, 1012 Kearuy 

Brown Henry, sailor boarding-house, 
810 Battery 

Brown House, Wm Clark propr, 737 
Howard 

Brown & Hoyt (S H Brown, AA and 
H Hoyt), real estate brokers, 408 Cal- 
ifornia 

Brown J G, barber, 1658 Mission 

Brown Mrs J, dressmaker, 707 Vallejo 

Brown John, liquors, 873 Sacramento 

Brown John A (Brown & Jonson), 108 
Steuart 

Brown John K (Stonehill & Brown), 408 
California 

Brown & Jonson (John A Brown and 
David Jonson), wines and liquors, 108 
Steuart 

Brown J W, mining expert, room 21, 
328 Mont somery 

Brown J W, stock broker, rvom 18, 309 
probtgorsery 

Brown L (Browu Bros & Co), 24 and 26 


Sansome 
L, dressmaking, 26} 
ee 
Brown M £, dressmaker, 1104 Mis- 
sion 
Brown & Melonson (Geo E Brown and 


Alfred Melonson), confectionery, 1060 
Howard 


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DANIEL NORCROSS & CO. MwssrzGavis.nesatine stse Sree wee” 


San Francisco. 


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Brown & Metzner (W S Brown and Wm 
Metzner), wholesale spool thread, 549 
Market 

Brown N (N Brown & Co), 108 Battery 

Brown N & Co (NeBrown), wholesale 
clothing and furnishing goods, 108 
Battery | 

Brown P, carpenter, 13294 Bush 

Brown Page, physician City and Coun- 
ty Hospital 

Brown & Perkins (G A Brown andG F 
Perkins), liquors, SEcor Montgomery 
and Washington 

Brown R (Brown Bros), res New York 

BROWN RICHARD, capitalist, 215 
Sansome 

Brown Richard, fruits and vegetables, 
911 Harrison , 

Brown S, photographer, 18 3d 

Brown S H (Brown & Hoyt), 408 Cali- 
fornia 

Brown S G, barber, 215 16th 

Brown Sister Mary Teresa, local supe- 
rioress of St Peter’s Academy, cor 24th 
and Alabama 

BROWN T A, photographer, 606 
Kearny 

Brown Thomas, supt California Market, 
416-424 Pine and California bet Mont- 

omery and Kearny 

0 THOMAS, cashier Bank of 
California, NW cor California and 
Sansome 

Brown Mrs W C, corsets, 706 Larkin 

BROWN & WELLS (W H Brown 
and W F Wells), fruits and vegeta- 
bles, 30 and 31 California Market 

Brown & West (Chas Brown and Jos 
West), house and sign painters, 6 Ty- 


ler 

Brown W H (Brown & Wells), 30 and 
31 California Market 

BROWN COL W_H, contractor, 6 
Mills Place, office Dupont bet Sutter 
and Post 

Brown W H, prop: Arlington House, 
127 Kearny. 

Brown W H, Pacific Mfg Co, 629 Mis- 


sion 

Brown Wm (Sheldon & Brown), 552 
Clay 

Brown Wm, saws and butchers’ tools, 
222 Jackson 

Brown Wm OC, printer, 320 Sansome 
and 419 Sacramento 

Brown Wm H, US Surveyor General, 
610 Commercial 

Brown Walter S (Brown & Metzner), 
549 Market 

eg W W (Gates & Brown), 104 Ty- 


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Browne & McCarron (Wm C Browne and 
, eee wood and coal, 1035 
visom 


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Browne John M, house furnishing goods, 
855 Market 
Browne Wm C (Browne & McCarron), 
_ 1035 Folsom 
BROWNELL A §, sec Home Benefit 
‘Association, 328 Montgomery 
ee A (Browning 3 Bremer), 651 
ay 
Browning & Bremer (A Browning and O 
rales gun and locksmiths, 651 
lay 
Browning John (Browning & Scheele), 
cor Mission and 19th 
Browning & Scheele (John Prownte 
and Herman Scheele), groceries, N 
cor Mission and 19th 
Browning Wm, liquors, 541 Clay 
BROWNLEE FU, Needham’s red clo- 
ver, 1059 Mission 
Brownridge Mra R, bakery, 133 9th 
Brownstein Geo (E Goslinsky & Co), 
219 and 221 Battery 
Brownstein ‘ (Kramer, Goodman & Co), 
109 Battery 
Broya Hermann (Tsola & Broya), cor 
ission and Groddy 
Broyer A B, groceries, 220 Ist. 
BROYER JOHN, saloon, 623 2d 
Bru John, boots and shoes, 1108 Stock- 
ton 
Bruce Donald, printer, 537 Sacramento 
Bruce Frank T, cigars and tobacco, 212 
Dupont 
Bruce Capt James H, marine surveyor, 
Fireman’s Fund Insurance Co of Cali- 
fornia, 401 California 
BRUCE JIM, laundry, 1138 Mission 
Bruce Josephine, lodgings, 310 Mont- 
gomery ave 
Briichmann Bernhard, 
Washington 
Bruck Alex, physician, 742 Broadwa 
Bruck Rev H, pastor German M 
Church, 864 Folsom 
Briigge & Baettge (George Briigge and 
or Baettge), stable, 111 Washing- 


liquors, 627 


on ; 
Briigge Geo (Briigge & Baettge), 111 
ashington 


Bruggeman Henry, merchant tailor, 526 


Montgomery 

Bruhns A C, sawmaker, 3 Spear 

Bruhns H W, saloon, SE cor Filbert 
and Battery 

Brulon Henri G (Brulon & Lauth), 645 
Merchan . 

BRULON & LAUTH, liquors, 645 
Merchant 

Brumagim John W, attorney-at-law, 
Nevada Block 

BRUML S§, propr Pacific Glove Works, 
106 Batte: 

Brumund John (Brumund & Schutte), 
SE cor 2d ave and 16th 


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Brumund & Schutte (John Brumund 
and Dick Schutte), groceries, SE cor 
2d ave and 16th 
Brun J B, baker, SWcor Montgomery 
ave and Vallejo 
Brune August, mfr of cigars, 227 Clay 
Brune Diedrich, liquors, NW cor 9th 
and Mission. 
Bruner W_ H, physician, 703 Market 
Bruning Wm, soda water mfr, 733 
‘ Union A: - 
runings Martin (Brunings & ers), 
600 Market ¥ 
Brunings & Myers (Martin Brunings 
and Henry Myers), saloon, 600 Mar- 
ket and 1 Post 
Brunit Louis, bakery, 8134 Folsom 
Brunjes Deidrich, Five Mile House, 
is acpotin Road a 

runjes Henry, grocery, 432 Brannan 
Brunner toein Satake and varie- 
ties, 2274 Hayes 
Bruns Bros ((teo and John Bruns), 
groceries, SE cor Mission and 16th 
Bruns F, groceries, 1334 Howard 
BRUNS HENRY F, pres 8 F Stock 
Brewery, cor Powell and Francisco 
Bruns Geo (Bruns Bros), SE cor 16th 
and Mission : 
Bruns Mrs H, dressmaker, 969 Howard 
BRUNS HARRY, liquors, 123 Front 
Bruns H F, liquors, SW cor 8th and 
Market 
Bruns H H, metals and machinery, 306 
Mission 
Bruns John (Bruns & Bros), SE cor 
16th and Mission 
Bruns Nicholas, groceries and coal, 617 
Davis 
Bruns Mrs P, groceries, NW cor 3d and 


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Braaschwile Chas, bookbinder, 240 

is 

Brunsen Martin, propr Nevada House, 
528 Pacific ; 

BRUNSWICK & BALKE C0 (THE 
J M), mfrs billiard and pool tables, 
Patentee’s Monarch Tables and Cush- 
ions, dealers in billiard materials and 
all kinds of soreng oods, and sole 
agts for Hyatt’s ilfiard and pool 
balls, 653 and 655 Market 

Brunswick Lodging-House, 148 6th 

BRUNT & (W N Brunt & 
C W Fisher), printers, stationery and 
foreign stamps, 509 Bush 

Brunt N (Brunt & Fisher), 509 Bush 

Bruntsch Chas (Bruntsch & Wheeler), 
500 Battery 

Bruntsch & Wheeler, (Chas Bruntsch 
and R 8S Wheeler), custom-house 
brokers, 500 Battery 

Brusaber Chas H, saloon, Kentucky 
nr Potrero 


BRUSE CHRISTIAN, groceries, 
wines and liquors, NW cor Pacific and 
Leavenworth 

BRUSH R G, sec Western Fire and 
M.rine Insurance Co of San Fran- 
cisco, 409 California ; 

Brutton Daniel, agt for Marrburg Bro's 
Baltimore Smoking Tobacco, 206 
Front 

Bryan Miss EH, music teacher, 2712} 
Fillmore 

Bryan J M, sto: es and tinware, 130 3d 

Bryan Wm J, druggist, NE cor Turk 
and Taylor, 603 Merchant, 160 2d 
and SE cor Market and New Mont- 
gomery, ‘ 

Bryant Mme A, dressmaker, 128 5th 

Bryant A J, insurance agt, 218 and 220 
Sansome 

Bryant Mrs A M, lodging-house, 26} 
Kearny 

Bryant Chas W (Bryant & Sayers), 
attorney-at-law, 214 Sansome 

Bryant & Cook (Daniel S Bryant and 

avid S Cook), commission mer- 
chants, 8 Davis 

Bryant Daniel S (Bryant & Cook), 8 

avis 

mryan Geo (Jones & Bryant), 769 Mar- 

et 


Bryant Geo H (Neville & Co), 31 and 
33 California 

Bryant John, wood carver, 217 Spear 

Bryant & Sayers (Chas W Bryant and 

F Sayers), attorneys-at-law, 214 

Sansome 

Bryant School House, Bryant bet 6th 
and 7th 

Bryars Mrs Ann, hair goods, 152] 
Stockton 

Bryson C W, junk, 527 4th 

ie P & Co, music teachers, 53() Val- 
ejo 

Buchan James, boots and shoes, 1006 
Market and 5 Eddy 

Buchanan Bros (F & W Buchanan), 
brush mfrs, 614 Sacramento 

Buchanan F' (Buchanan Bros), 614 Sac- 
ramento 

Buchanan Mrs Hannah, Enterprise 
a ai a and variety store, 216 


Buchanan James, pc 209 9th 

Buchanan James W, liquors, 132 ]st 

Buchanan W (Buchanan Bros), 614 Sac- 
ramento 

BUCHI CONRAD, propr Humboldt 
Hall Saloon, cor Kearny and Morton 

Buching R, mgr San Francisco Benevo- 
lent Association, 20 Webb 

Buchmann Edwin, cigarmaker, 127 2d 

Buck Daniel, mining sec, room 81, 309 
Montgomery 


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CK & HAHL (John Buck and 
Peter Hahl), groceries, NE cor 4th and 
Harrison 
Buck J, Harmony Hotel, 735 Brannan 
BUCK JOHN (Buck & Hahl), NE cor 
4th and Harrison 
BUCK JOHN, groceries, 231 2d 
‘Buck W H, whitening, 13194 Larkin 
Buckenmeir Joseph, liquors, 1428 Stock- 
ton and 431 Montgomery ave 
Bucking Diedrich, cooper, 758 Bryant 
BUCKING JOHN (Bucking & Pilster), 
615 Bryant 
BUCKING & PILSTER (John Buck- 
ing and Henry Pilster), groceries, 515 
Bryant 
BUCKINGHAM & BLUMER (S S 
Buckingham and J Blumer, Jr), wines 
and liquors, 16 3d 
Buckingham C E, agt for the Diamond 
Driil Co, 320 Sansome 
Buckingham & Hecht (T H Buckingham 
and Hecht Bros), boot and shoe mfra, 
cor Gough and Haight 
U HAMS § (Buckingham & 

Blumer), 16 3d 

CKING §§, wines and liquors, 


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Buckley C A (Fallon & Buckley), 323 
Bush 
Buckley C F, physician, 413 Bush 
Buckley Chris (Fallon & Buckley), 38 
Bush bet Montgomery and Kearuy 
Buckley D, propr New Continental 
Hotel, 547 Mission 
Buckley Daniel (Stewart & Buckley), 
513 Sansome 
Buckley David J, bakery, 428 Folsom, 
Buckley EP, mfr Damiana Bitters, 
620 Lombard 
Buckley Geo D, attorney-at-law, 29 
Montgomery Block 
Buckley Jeremiah, bootmaker, 532 
Valencia 

NED, propr Adelphi 
Theater, 607 California 
Buckley Timothy, groceries, 761 Fol- 

som 

Bucklin E P, restaurant, 527 and 529 
Sacramento 
Buckminster Mrs L, dressmaker, 246 
Taylor 
Bucknall G J, physician, SW cor Sutter 
and a a 
Bucknam E H & Co (EH & Miss Teresa 
Bucknam), ship stoves and tinware, 
22 Steuart 
Bucknam Misa T (E H Bucknatn & Co), 
22 Steuart * 
Buckner Chas, cabinet-maker and car- 
penter, 463 Natoma 
Bugna Vista Park, cor 20th and Vermont 
Buena Vista Petroleum Co, Lucien Her- 
mann sec, 220 Sansome 


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Buena Vista School, Mrs E S Code prin- 
cipal, York bet Butte and Solano 

Buero Peter, stoves and tinware, 1245 
Folsom 

Buffalo German Insurance Co, Jacobs 
& Easton general agts, 216 Sansome 

Buffalo Grape Sugar Co, Willis J Cur- 
rier agt, 205 Front 

BUFFINGTON J M, mining sec, 309 
California 

Bufford Samuel, president and mgr San 
Francisco Laundry Association, 33 
Geary 

Bugbee John S, attorney-at-law, 502 
Montgomer 

Buhl C (Buhl & Haffner), 914 Market 

Buhl & Haffner (G W Haffner & C 
Buhl), saloon, 914 Market 

Buhlert & Chadwick, publishers of the 
‘Journal of Freelom and Rights,” 
SW cor Montgomery and Clay 


BUHLERT JULIUS (John Luhrs 
& Co and Buhlert & Chadwick), at- 
torney-at-law, SW cor Montgomer 
and Clay and NE cor Howard and 2d, 
and groceries, 1000 Valencia 

Buja N (Divisich & Buja), liquors, 332 
Kast 

Bulkeley L E, attorney-at-law, 603 
Washington 

Bull Alpheus, insurance agt, 401 Cali- 


fornia 
BULL GEORGE (George Bull & Co), 
31 Market 


BULL GEORGE & CO (George Bull 
and William W Stevens), agricultu- 
ral machinery and implements, en- 
gines (straw and wood-burning), wag- 
ons (Wm Harrison’s) and fanning 
mills, 31 Market 

Bull James, tailor, 33 3d 

Bulland. B, laundry, 8114 Folsom 

Bullard J H, commission merchant, 102 
Drum 

Bullerdieck & Mertz, hay, wood and 
coal, 1632 and 1634 Mission 


“BULLETIN” (daily and weekly), 
San Francisco “Bulletin” Publishing 
Co, 622 Montgomery 

Bullion Mining Co, J M Brazell sec, 
328 Montgomer 

Bullivinkel John F, groceries, 25 Louisa 

Bulotte James (Bulotte & Perin), 3044 
Montgomery ave 

Bulotte & Perin (James Bulotte & Gat- 
tarde erin), wine dealers, 301} 
and 3124 Montgomery ave 

Bulwer Mining Co, William Willis seo, 
room 2), Montgomery 

Bumsted Ed H (Braunschweiger & 
Bumated), 223 California 


BUNDSCHU CHAS (J Gundlach & 
Co), SE cor Market and 2d 


WHITE BHON,, 15 & 1S Main and 144 16 Spear 
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& MARTINONI (H 
Buneman and E Martinoni), wholesale 
liquors, 321 Battery 
Bunger Christian (Heitman & Bunger), 
| Bush 
mine C D, commission merchant, 508 
Bunker Fred R, mining sec, room 23, 
420 Montgomer 
) & HIESTER proprs ‘‘The 
Daily Report” Publishing Co, 238 
Montgomery 
Bunker Henry S, ship and castom-house 
broker, 508 Batter 
BUNKER ROBERT F, packer and 


provisions, 74 and 75 California Mar- 


ket 
BUNKER W M (‘The Daily Report” 
Publishing Co), 238 Montgomery 
Bunne!l E F, dentist, 319 Kearny 
Bunton Richard, liquors, 705 Market 
ayes ET (Wagner & Bunyan), 606 
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Bunzl Mrs Dena J, music teacher, 309 
Jessie 
Bura Acolf, cigars and tobacco, 104 Du- 


nt 

Burbank Albert E, fancy poultry, 43 
and 44 California Market 

Burc’s John C, attorney-at-law, 526 
hiontgomery 

Burd Mrs R M, fancy goods and bakery, 
SW cor Ellis and Hyde 

BURFEIND JOHN, Union House, 
NE cor Bay and J arkin 

Burgemeister A, tinsmith, 140 2d 

Burger Jacob, barber, 523 Pacific 

Burgess C A, pres Pleasant Valley Min- 
ing Co, 327 Pine 

Burgess G H, artist, 126 Kearny 

Burgess Oscar, physician, 329 Geary 

Burgin Gustave, pork-packer, 26 Center 
Market 

Burgoin A, stationery, 206 Montgomery 
ave 

Burk Miss M J, buoks and stationery, 
1516 Vallejo 

BURKARDT MAX. importer and 
dealer in chromvs, lithographs, en- ' 
gravings, phot 8, paintiugs, etc, 545 | 
and 547 Washington 

Burke E, attorney-at-law, 402 Mont- 
gomery ° 

BURKE F H (Madison & Burke), 401 
and 403 M :nt somery 

Burke John, lodging-house, 511 Mission 

Burke John, liquors, 234 Townsend 

BURKE JOHN J, saddles an i harness, 
618 Mission 

Burke M A (Sisson, Crocier & Co), 202 
Sansome 


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BURKE M J (Madison & Burke), 401 
and 403 Montgomery : 
BURKE MICHAEL, groceries, wines 
and liquors, NW cor Ellis and Scott 
Burke. Mra Nellie, dressmaker, 308} 
Stockton 

BurkeW A, musical instruments, pattern 
and model maker, 520 Pine 

Burkett Mrs O, lodging-house, 17 3d 

Burkhard Mrs Christina, fancy goods, 
1117 Folsom 

Burkhim Henry, tailor, 529 East _ 

Burleigh W E, ph sician, 962 Mission 

BURLEY PATRICK, liquors, 452 34 

Burling James W, sec of the Central 
Gas Light Co, 413 California 

Burmeister Alrich (Burmeister & Mehr- 
tens), NW cor Leavenworth and Cal- 
ifornia 

BURMEISTER F H, propr Cincinnati 
Hotel, 529 Valencia 

Burmeister Louis, cigars and saloon, 
NE cor Stockton and Pacific 

Burmeister & Mehrtens (Alrich Burmeis- 
ter and August Mehrtens), groceries, 
NW cor Leavenworth and California 

Burnap J, hardware and groceries, 425 
Davis 

Burnell Martin (Burnell & Turner), 519 
Sacramento 

Burnell & Turner (Martin Burnell and 
Chas D Turner), agts Albion ale and 
porter, 519 Sacramento 

Burnett Madame, ladies’ hairdresser, 
hair goods, human hair, 410 3d 

Burnett George G, druggist, 327 Mont- 
gomery 

Burnett John M, attorney-at-law, 507 
Montgomery 

Bzernett W C, attorney-at-law, 220 San- 
sone 

Burnham, Beck & Co (James W Burn- 
ham and Thos Beck), furniture, car- 
pets and draperies, 618 Market and 
15 and 17 Post 

Burnham Chas F (Burnham & Scott), 
‘321 Davis 

Burnham E J (Burnham & Lynch), 
1134 Market 

Burnham James W (Burnham, Beck & 
Co), 618 Market 

Burnham John, liquors, 1144 Market 

Burnham & Lynch (EJ Burnham and J 
W Lynch), groceries, 1134 Market 

BURNHAM & SCOTT (Chas F Burn- 
ham and O G Scott), commission mer- 
chants, 321 Davis 

Burns Barbary, groceries, 41 Jessie 

Burns Mrs Catharine, saluon, 258 Bran- 
nan 

Burns C, liquors, 308 Dupont 

Burns Henry, bonts and shoes, 210 3d 

neem H J, health inspector, 14 O’Far- 
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Burns I, blacksmith, 20 Steuart 
Burns John H (Burns & Kneass), 5 Mis- 


sion 

Burns & Kneass (John H Burns and Geo 
W Kneass), boatbuilders, 760 3d and 
5 Mission 

Burns O B, dentist, 112 O'Farrell 

Burns P J, horseshoer, 2309 Mission 

BURR BARTLETT, poultry, stall 34 
Mission Market 

Burr B J (Burr & Fink), 620 Market 

Burr C C (C C Burr & Co), 13 Pine 

Burr C C & Co(H C Hudson’s widow 
and Clarence C Burr), mustard and 
spices, Champagne Yeast Powder, 13 

ine 

Burr C H, sewing machines, 667 Mission 

PURER & FINK (3J Burr and Jas L 
a'‘ink), merchant cailors, 620 Market 

Burr Levi, saloon, i Bay 

BURRELLA W, pres American Eagle 
Association, 123 California 

Burrell Charles, physician, 1322 Mis- 
sion 

Burris Butler, mining sec, room 2, 309 
Montgomery 

Burrows H L, commission, 423 Wash- 
ington 

Burt & Bently (J Gus Burt and WR 
mney): mixed paints, 206 Market 

Burt J Gus (Burt & Bently), and pur- 
one » 206 Market 

Burt W J, house moving, 2817 Mission 

Pupton Charles O, lodging-house, 109 


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BURTON LA, confectionery, 916 Mar- 
et 


Burton Miss E, music teacher, 14 La- 
fayette 
Burton Mra L A, fancy goods, 430 


ayes 
Burtou W H, mfr of awnings, 706 Mis- 


sion 

piety Fred H, mfr of gloves, 412 Mar- 

et 

Busch A (F & A Busch), 727 Sansome 

Kusch F (F & A Busch), 727 Sansome 

Bucch F A (Ferdinand and August 
Busch), liquors, 727 Sansome 

Busch M L, restaurant, 229 Hayes . 

Buschmann John, groceries, 269 3d 

Bush Charles, restaurant, 153 3d 

Bush David, yas fixtures and plumbers’ 
eupplicss 22 Post 

Bush G W, painter, 202 Powell 

Bush H P, mining sec, 27 Merchants’ 
Exchange 

Bush Isaac (Solomon & Bush), 408 5th 

Bush Louis (Bush & Neuman), 8 Kearny 

Bush M L, restau ant, 229 H yes 

Bush & Neuman (L Bush and L Neu- 
man), dentists, 8 Kearny 

Bush Street Methodist Church, Bush 
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Bush Street Theatre, Chas E Locke 
ropr, 88 Bush bet Montgomery and 


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Bushman & McAllister (Wm Bushman 
and J McAllister), patternmakers, 
316 Mission 

Bushman Wm (Bushman & McAllister), 
316 Mission 

Buss John G, bakery, 1711 Mission 

Bussell Arthur, bakery, 17 Taylor 

Bussolino 8, bootmak r, 502 Union 

Busswell A & Co, book binders, 525 
Clay 

Buswell Win F, patternmaker, 223 
Mission 

Butcher Josephine, 1408 
Church 

mae C A (Dames & Butler), 715 Mar- 

et 

Butler C C, nursery, NE cor Sutter and 
Steiner 

Butler Charles G, liquors, 310 Mont- 
gomer 

Butler E J, sec Eureka Tunnel and 
Mining C.., Eureka, Nevada 


BUTLER GEO E (Butler & Haldan), 
413 California 


BUTLER & HALDAN (Geo EBntler 
and E B Haldan), general insurance 
agents, 413 California 

Butler James, supt United Working- 
men’s Boot and Shoe Factory, cor 
25th and Bartlett 

BUTLER JOHN, liquors, 7 Sutter 

Butler Jose *. (Murphy & Butler), 435 
Hayes 

BUTLER MRS MARTIN, saloon, 
NW cor 10th and Bryant 

Butler Michael, saloon, 850 Howard 

Butler P F, millinery goods, 31 Kearny 
and 808 Market 

Butler P T (Hogan & Co), 106 Drumm 

Butler Madam §, clairvoyant, 374 6th 

BUTLER MRS T B, dress patterns 
(cut to order and warranted to fit), 
room 55, 126 Kearny 

Butler Mrs T B, lodging house, 410 
Kearny 

Butler T J (Adams & Butler), 42 aad 44 


groceries, 


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Butler W J, milliaery and straw goods, 
950 and 952 Market 

Butt C C, groceries, 625 19th 

Butt PN, groceries, SE cor Sutter and 
Laguna 

Buttarworth James, tinware, 11394 
Fols™n 

Butte Ditch and Mining Co, O A Thomp- 
son sec, 204 Post 

Buttelmann O D, groceries, SW cor 
Mission and 23d 

in > gua F L, wagonmaker, 834 How- 
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Butterfield R O & Co, American Shee 


Store, 777 and 779 Market 

BUTTERFIELD WILLIAM, avc- 
tioneer and real estate agt, 109 Mont- 
geniey 

Butterick E & Co, patterns, 124 Post 

Butterworth James, plumber and gas- 
fitter, 11394 Folsom 

Buttgenbach Joseph, sausage factory, 
cor 4th and Bryant 

Buttner August, Pacific Shirt Factory, 
821 Filbert 

Buxton & Co (Frank Buxton), grocer, 

37 4th ; 

uxtorf C, cigars and tobacco, 423 San- 


some 
Buyer C (Buyer & Reich), 126 and 125 
Sansome 
BUYER & REICH (C Buyer and L 
Reich), wholesale worsteds, ribbons, 
notions, yarns, etc, 126 and 128 San- 


BUZENET ALEX, saloon, 40 McAllis- 
te: 
BUZZINI BROS (Israel and Martin), 


wines and liquors, SE cor Mission and 
9th 

BUZZINI G (Buzzini & Gianettoni), 
29 6th 


Buzzini George (Rottanzi & Buzzini), 
cor California and Central ave 


BUZZINI & GIANETTONI (G Buz- 


zini and M Gianettuni), wholesale and 


retail liquors, 29 6th 
BUZZIN] ISRAEL (Buzzini Bros), 
SE cor Mission and 9th 


BUZZINI MARTIN (Buzzini Bros), 
SE cor Mission and 9th 
Byam Mrs Mary T, lodging house, 35 


5th 
BYNON A A, patentee Bynon’s Frace 
tional Apple, 23 Dupont 
BYNON’S FRACTIONAL APPLE, 
James T White & Co, 23 Dupont 
Byring O F, repacker, 200 Washington 
“ioe Mrs B (Byrne & Peterson), 305 


Byrne F M, variety store, 2244 5th 

Byrne Frederick (Byrne & Ivers), 424 
Montgomery 

Byrne & Ivers (Fred Byrne and Wm 
Ivers), agts Hyde and Ayer Glue and 
Emery Wheel Co of Springfield, 
Mass, 424 Montgomery 

BYRNE JAMES K (Robinson, Olney, 
and |‘yrne), 310 Pine 

Byrne J E, cattle dealer, 533 Kearny 

Byrne J M, real estate, 533 Kearny 

Byrne John (Rice & Byrne), 148 New 
Montgomery 

Byrne & Peterson (Mrs B Byrne and 
lda‘Peterson), restaurant, 305 3d 

Byrnes R, wood aud coal, SW cor 
Harrison and 5th 


PRISON GELLS, *‘sse"aets street, wr 


Byrnes Mrs Sarah A, varieties, 2130 
Fillmore 

Byron Club, H Steiner pres, room 207 
Phelan Block 

Byane J, contractor, cor 19th and Shot- 
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Byxbee John F, lumber, 104 Market 

Byxbee RG (H B Tichenor & Co), 42 
Market 


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CABANAS &: CO, cigar mfrs, 406 and 
408 Battery 

Cabinetmakers’ Uniun, Verein Eintracht 
Hall, 316 Post : 

CABLE RESTAURANT, Felix Mek- 
lin propr, 1539 Geary 

Caborca Mining Co, 220 Sansome 

Gare John, meat market, 1402 Pa- 
cific 

Cabrera E (Cabrera, Roma & Co), 123 
California 

Cabrera, Roma & Co (E Cabrera and J 
M Roma), commission merchants, 123 
California 

Cachot Joseph, liquors, 274 Commercial 

Cachot M A, physician, 110 Stockton 

Cadigan Mrs Mary, groceries, 414 Jones 

Caduc Philip, pres Patent Brick Co, 
512 California 

Cadwell Louisa F, principal West Mis- 
sion Primary School 

Caen Jacob, umbrellas and parasols, 22 
Stockton 

CAFE LAFAYETTE, Mouthon & 
Bordes proprs, 508 Bush 

reat ntonio, groceries, 1403 Pow- 
e 

Cagney Tim M, groceries, 349 Minna 

Cahen A (A Cahen & Co), res Hill’s 


Ferry 

Cahen A & Co (A Cahen, Morris, Jules 
and Charles Kahn), general mdse, 25 
and 27 Battery 

Cahen Aug, general agt, 320 Sansome 

Cahen Bros (S and J Czhen), hides, 
wool and leather, 41 Clay 

Cahen I (Louis Cahen & Son), 416 Sac- 
ramento 

Cahen J (Cahen Bros), 41 Clay 

Cahen Louis (Louis Cahen & Son), 416 
Sacramento 

Cahen Louis & Son (Iand Louis Cahen), 
syrups and cordials, 416 Sacramento 

Cahen S (Cahen Bros), 41 Clay 

€ahill E (E Cahill & Co), 406 Mont- 
gomery 

Cahill EK & Co (E Cahill), stock-brokers, 
406 Montgomery 

Cahill E J, civil engineer and surveyor, 
318 California 

Cahill James P, groceries, SE cor Web- 
ster and Fell 


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Cahill J 1, painter, whitener and deco- 
rator, 209 Post 

Cahill Mrs Louisa, bakery, 143 2d 

Cahill Mrs Mary, groceries, cor Fell and 
Webster ’ 

CAHN DAVID (Lazard T'reres), 205 
Sansome 

Cahn I, mgr San Francisco Pioneer 
Woolen Factory, 115 Battery 

Cahn M A (Whitney & Co), 3 and 5 
Commercial 

Cahn M I (Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co), 129 
Sansome 

CAHN MORRIS, mfr of Eureka hair, 
curled hair, wool, and all kinds of 
mattrasses and bedding, 12 2d 

, NI RG & CO (M I 

Cahn, S Nickelsburg, J Bastheim & 
C Weyl), mfrs and importers of boots 
and shoes, 129 and 131 Sansome 

Cailleau Armand, cloaks and suits, 48 
Geary 

Cain Bros (Peter P and James H Cain), 
commission merchants, 206 and 208 
Washington 

Cain James H (Cain Bros), 206 and 208 
Washington 

Cain Peter P (Cain Bros), 206 and 208 
Washington 

CAIRE JUSTINIAN, importer of as- 
sayer’s materials, chemicals, hard- 
ware, crockery, mill supplies, 521 
aud 523 Market and 528 Broadway 

Calahan J), bootmaker, 274 Brannan 

Calahan & Deanahy (Miles Calahan and 
Jeremiah Deanahy), saloon, 18 6th 

a Miles (Calahan & Deanahy), 18 

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Calamari A (Guinasso L C & Co), 506 
and 508 Green 

Caldwell Juhn, liquors, 12] Berry 

Caldwell W D, agt Singer Sewizg M 
chine, 1203 Polk 

Caledonia Gold Mining Co, William L 
Oliver sec, 328 Montgomery 

Caledonia Hall, 32 O’ Farrell 

Caledonia Silver Mining Co, Richard 
Wegener sec, 414 California 

Caledonian Oatmeal Mills, Henry Cou- 
brough propr, 713-719 Sansome 

Calegaris Jos (Roturier & Calegaris), 
SE cor Pacific and Kearny 

Calender John T, boarding-house, 5 
Broadway 

“ CALIFORNIA ARCHITECT ” 
(THE) (monthly), Wolfe & Son 

roprs, 240 Montgomery 

California Artificial Stone Paving Co, 
T Reichling mgr, 402 Montgomery 

Colifornia Associated Press, William M 
Webster, general agt, 302 Montgomery 

California Bakery, 418 O'Farrell 

Califurnia Bellows Mfg Co, James 
Campbell supt, 32 Fremont 


For THE BEST FITTING SUIT OF CLOTHES go to JOE POHEIM, the Tailor. 


MOSSA Braucivces 


California Bible Society, Rev John 
Thompson district supt, Rev F E 
Shearer agt, 757 Market 

CALITOR BOILER WORKS 
Bretorious & Lemmer, 141 and 143 
lst 

California Boulevard, G Rotanzi and G 
Buzzini propre, terminus California 
Street R 

CALIFORNIA BRASS WORKS, 
Weed ‘RNIE' a roprs, 125 lsat 


CALIFO BR. Y Henry 
Schulte propr, cur 26th and Bryant 
CALIFORNIA CABLE RESTAU: 


RANT, George Norval propr, 1427 
California 

California Central Railway, 702 Market 

California Chapter O E 8, 121 a 

CALIFORNIA CHEMICAL 
WORKS, John Reynolds propr, San 
Bruno Road bet 27th an ! 28th 

“CALIFORNIA CHRISTIAN AD- 
VOCATE” (weekly), Rev B F Crary 
editor, 1041 Market 

“California Chronik” (German), F Hess 
& Coproprs, 409 Bush 

California Cigar Box Co (C A and Geo 
W Hooper, M P Hubbard and N S 
Berry), w 8 Berry bet 3d and 4th 

California Office Cleaning and Dyeing, 
422 Bush 

CALIFORNIA COAL CO, Geo A 


Baines mgr, SE cor Turk and Jones 


ALIFORNIA COMMERCIAL COL- 
GEGE, CM Andrews pres, G B Bar: 
nard business mgr, 417 Kearny 

California Corset Co, S Rosenfald 
propr, 539 Market 

CALIFORNIA CRACKER CO, 
Adolphe Weske procs, Geo Edmunds 
sec, James Dunn supt, NW cor 
Broadway and Battery, vranch office, 
206 and 208 Sacramento 

California Cream Tartar Works, D Car- 
daire & Co, 314 Townsend 

“California Democrat,’ 409 Bush 

“CALIFORNIA DEMOKRAT,” F 
te & Co publishers, 536 and 538 

ush 


CALIFORNIA DISTILLERY, Jost 
& Adler proprs, 321 Battery 

California District Telegraph, M L 
Mowry mgr, 222 Montgomery and 
1102 Market 

California Dry Dock Co, Oliver Eld- 
dridge pres, 318 California 

California Elastic Truss, Walter J Horne 
mfr and propr, 702 Market 

California Blectric Gas Lighting Co, P 
S Holway sec, 22 Kearny 

CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC LIGHT 
Co, P B Cornwall pres, Geo H Roe 

sec and general supt, 2-226 Jessie 


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California Laundry, Ferguson & Biggy 
roprs, 113 Stevenson 


CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL 
Wo » Paul Seigler supt, M Gren- : Aer 
wood pres, blasting machinery, bell | California Line Clipper Ships, Williams, 
hangers, electro platers, electrical in- |. Dimond & Co, 202 Market i 
struments, electric bells, electric light, | California Lodge No 163, I O B B, Louis 
galvanized wire, gold platers, mining| Blank sec, B’nai B'rith Hall, 121 
supplies, lightning conductors, elec-| Eddy 
tro medical instruments, model mak- | California Machine Works, Wm H 
ers, nickel platers, silver platers, tel-| _ Birch propr, 119 Be, 
egraph supplies, telephone, wire goods CALIFO NIA WARKET i, Thos 
and workers, 35 Market Brown supt, Pine and Calitornia bet 

“California Farmer,’ Warren & Co| Montgomery and Kearny 

ropra, 1021 Market CALIFORNIA MEDICAL _ COL- 

California Farmer’s Mutual Fire Insur-| [TRGE, D MacLean pres, 324 Sutter 
ance Co, Fred K Rule sec, 308 Pine | Calitornia and Mexican Steamship Line, 

California Flour Mills, C R Splivalo| J Bermingham agt, 10 Market 

_ propr, 415 Battery ; California Minin Co, C P Gordon sec, 

“California Freie Presse” (German),| room 23, 309 Montgomery 
518 Sacramento California Neck-tie Manufactory, James 

California Furniture Mfg Co, N P Cole| NN Makins propr, 506 Market 
pres, 220-226 Bush California Neptune Fishing Co, Catania 

California Fuse Association, James B| & Baretta propra, stalis 33-39 San 
Merritt mgr, 35 Market Francisco Market 


CALIFORNIA GLASS BENDING | California and Nevada Ice Co, G W 


AND CUTTING WORKS, L E|_ Stewart supt, 356 Tehama 
Hopper propr, 394 Fremont California and Nevada Railroad Co, E 


California Galvanizing Works, H Cj] A Phelps sec, office 328 Montgomery 
Langrehs and T Simon, 16 Drumm | California Nursery, Henry Melde propr. 
and 25 Market San Bruno Koad bet 28th and 29th 

“California Grocer,” B N Rowley mgr, | CALIFORNIA OIL REFINING CO, 
124 California J O Kiewisch propr, 135 Montgomery 

California Hall, Green st California Oil Works, Haycock, Tallant 

“California Horticulturist’ (monthly),| %& Cotton, crushers of linseed and 
409 Washington other oils, NW cor Folsom and Main 

CALIFORNIA HOSIERY C0, Peter | California and Oregon Cider Works, 
Thomson pres and Jno A Swuenarton| Preble & Jones proprs, 218 Davis 
mgr, mfrs ladies’, children’s, men’s | California and Pacific Cream of Tartar 
and youth’s woolen and merino hos-| Works, A Vignier propr, 968 and 970 
iery and knit underwear, 111 San-| Bryant near 7th, office 429 and 431 
some Battery 

Califurnia Hotel, Pinson & Michaud | California Pacific Railroad, NE cor 4th 
proprs, 210 Sonia met ave and cownsend : 

California House, John Somaly and A | Califoruia Package Disinfecting Co, E 
Schneider proprs, 626 California Hayden 

California Immigrant Union, W H|QarIFORNIA PAINT CO, C W 
Martin agt, 330 Sutter Beach pres and F H Kellogg sec, 419 

CALIFORNIA IMMIGRATION AS-| and 421 Jackson, O S Orrick general 
SOCIATION, A W Preston sec, 10) agt, 403 Market 
Calicornia Cal fornia Paper Bag Co (Santa Clara 

California [Insurance Co, C T Hopkins} county, Cal), Frank H McCormick 
pres, 318 California pres, 109 California 

CALIFORNIA ITALIAN PASTE | California Paper Co, W G Halsted sec, 
CO, C R Splivalo & Co proprs, 415} 4 Oalifornia 
Battery * *€ Califurnia Patron ’’ (agricultural week- 


CALIFORNIA JEWELRY CO, Levi-| !y), J P Webster mgr, 40 California 
son Bros proprs, 134 Sutter CALIFORNIA PICKLE FACTORY, 
“CALIFORNIA JOURNAL” (week-| J Lohrmann and D Siemer, 6 Cla 
ly), Huefuer & Kayser proprs, 802}CALIFORNIA PIANO MFG rf , 
M-ntgomer Walter S Pierce sec, 30 New Mont- 
** California Jounal American Legion 
of Honor,” 32 O'’Farreli 


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California Pottery and Terra Cotta Co, 

California Land Investment Co, 207} W E Stevens agt, cor Market and 
Sansome Larkin opp 9th 


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California Portland Cement Co, A 
Y Easterly pres, 330 Pine 
BOWDER WOR 
N G Kittle pres, J F Lohse sec, 2: 
California 
California Printing Office, C F Lieb 


propr, 535 Clay 
CALIFORNIA REFRI 
AND PORK 


PO. PA 
PROVISION CO, A T Seat 
and general mgr, T T Spotts sec, 727, 
729 and 731 4t 

California Savings and Lean Society, 
David Fox pres, John Bain treas, 
Vernon Campbell sec, NW cor Powell 
and Edd: 

California School of Design, Virgil | « 
Williams director, 430 Pine 

California Silk Co, R R Yates agt, 585 
Market 

California Society for Prevention of 
Cruelty to Children and Animals, 
Joseph W Winans pres and Nathan- 
iel Hunter sec, 614 Merchant 

“California Sontags Gast,” 603 Wash- 
ington 

‘*California Spirit of the Times,” M D 
Boruck pub, 621 Sansome 


CALIFORNIA SPRING MFG CO. 
AS Warner pres, Amasa Eaton sec, 
147 and 149 New Montgomer 

‘* California Staats Zeitung,” 409 Bush 

California State Democratic Club, 630 
Commercial 

California Star Oil Works Co, oils, 402 
Montgomery 


CALIFORNIA STATE MINING 
BUREAU, Henry G Hanks State 

mineralogist, 212 Sutter 

California State Woman’s Hospital, 
Sacramento bet Baker and Lyon 

California St R R, NE cor California 
and Larkin 

California Sugar Refinery, SW cor 8th 
and Brannan; new refinery from 
Nevada to Humboldt and Louisiana 
to Maryland, Claus Spreckels pres, 
office 327 Market 

California Suit Mfg Co, Chas Mayer, 
569 Market 

California Teachers’ Agency, Miss Julia 
M White mgr, 838 Market 

reo Tea Co, G Midd hoff propr, 


2 3d 
Coliforsia Theatre, Bush bet Kearny 
and Dupont 
California Tool Works, J Weichart 
propr, 143 and 145 Beale 
CALIFORNIA TRANSFER CO, 
Hayes & Co proprs, 222 Montgomery 
and 54 Davis 
California Transportation Co, A Nelson 
pres, NW cor Jackson and East 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


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San Francisco. 


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California Tug Boat Co, Joseph H Red- 
mond 06 Steuart 
California Vigorit Powder Co, George 
‘’ 'W Sessions sec, room 62, 309 Mont- 
nme: 
Cali fornia Volcanic Mineral Water, C A 
Miller nres, 371 Howard 
COOPER- 


ALIFORNIA WINE 

AGE, Fulda Bros proprs, 30-40 Spear 

CALIFORNIA WIRE WORKS, 
mfra of iron and steel ropes, wire 
cordage, wire, wire proce and barbed 
fence wire, AS Hallidie pres, Henry 
L Davis s2c and treas, 6 California 

California ate Armory, C Spiegal 


ee tain, 620 
RNIAN” (The) (monthly 
ne ine), rr athtenie Publishing Co 
publishers, 408 California 
HING CO, 


FORNIA PU! 
ublishers ‘‘The Califoruian,” , 408 
alifornia 
California Vinegar Works, 608 and 610 
Lombard 
Caeaias Miles (Callaghan & Danehy), 
Callaghan D (McCarthy Bros & Co), 119 
Front 
Callaghan & Danehy (Miles Callaghan 
and J Danehy), liquors, 18 6th 
Callaghan John D, physician, 852 Fol- 
som 
Callahan David, bootmaker, 274 Bran- 
nan 
Onan R 0, bootmaker, 1131 Colum- 


Callan & Barry (Thos Callan and J Bar- 
ry), liquors, SE cor Montgomery and 
Merchant 

Callan Edward, wood and coal, 1023 
Harrison 

Callan Thos (Callan & Barry), SE cor 
Montgomery and Merchant 

Callan Thos, saloon, 208 Bush 

Callan Thomas N, dry goods, 34 4th 

Callander John T, boarding-house, 5 
Broadway 

Callandreau E P, physician, 1234 Stock- 
ton 

vie Saal J, physician, 1234 Stock- 

Callender Henry A, watches and jewel- 

att 1045 Stockton 

OU , cigars, tobacco and liquors, 

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2d 
Callinan John, barber, 163 2d 
CALLINGHAM W J(W J Callingham 
& Co), 213 Sansome 
CALLINGHAM W J & CO (W J Cal- 
lingham), genera mdse agts, 213 San- 
some 
Callundan J, collector, 240 Montgomery 
Calman J J, harnessmaker, 8044 


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San Francisco. 


Calnan D (Ualnan & Donegan), 1023 Mer" fae Murdoch, hardware, 7 Sten- 
E Harrison bet 6th and 7th 
Calnan & Donegan (D Calnan & J J Don- Campbell PA, EAs goes 3 Golden Age Mill Co; 
egan), wood and coal, 1023 Harrison| Batte roadway and Pacific 
bet 6th and 7th Campbel Patek H (Campbell & Galla- 
= Calvary Cemetery, Robt Dowan supt,/ gher), 22 
Parker ave bet Geary and Turk Campbell rs Sanderson (Colin Camp- 
Ss Calvary Presbyterian Church, cor bell and A A Sanderson), attorneys- 
Geary and Powell at-law, 530 California 
& Calvert John, druggist, NW cor 4th | Campbell Mrs Sarah, fruits and vegeta- 
and Howard bles, 211 6th 
| Calvert W B(J W Gendar & Co), 948| Campbell Thomas, blacksmith, 268 
@| Market Brannan 
§ Calvert Wm, dentist, 209 Geary Campbell Vernon, sec of The California 
Calway Nellie, dressmaker, 260 8th Savings and Loan Society, NW cor 
Calwell T C, bukery, 605 Post Powell and Eddy 
Camarinus D G, fruit, candies, cigars | Campbell W H, ps SA merchant, 
and tobacco, SE cor Sutter and Powell | 402 Front 
Cambrian Hall, 1133 Mission Campbell W S, notary public, 501 
Cambridge Archibald (White, Grey & Surg mary 
Co), 114 and 116 Kearny Campe Fred, groceries, 218 2d 
sige Peter, boutihaker, 618 Broad- Camge Henry, groceries, SE cus How- 
and 12th 
Ciaseeak Miss A, stamping and em- | Cam may Restaurant, N Giamboni propr, 
CAMEROI 252 Ellis and 533 Clay 
MERON ANGUS(Cameron & Hull), | Campion B W, attorney-at-law, 230 
on Mission Montgomery 
Cameron Gold and Silver Mining Co, W | Campo Seco Copper Co, Daniel Buck, 
J Blattner sec, 207 Sansome room 81, 309 Montgomer 
CAMERON & HULL (Angus Came- | Canada Pacific Railroad, D Henshaw 
ron and Geo L Hull), woodturners, 409 | | Ward mgr, 426 California 
DN Mission Canadian sociation, Adam Gilliland 


CAMT ren laundry, 15C Shipley sec, 121 Eddy 
>) 6 G@ & CO, successors to a Hall, Howard bet 7th and 


9 seine & Co, tish, New Clay Street 
Le Market CANDAU F & C0 (F Candau and M 
Camous Andre, locksmith and machin- CANDA en), liquors and wines, 213 3d 
a ery, 436 Bush ANDAU FEIIX (F Candau & Co), 
Senna Hall, cor Montgomery and Na 
Vallejo Candelaria Mfg Co, J B Russell pres, 
Campbell A Sr (A & HC Campbell), 530| 327 Pine 
"> California Cane A fred (Cane & Teague), A i 4th 
z| Campbel' A & H ©, attorneys-at-law, | Cane John, liquors, 15 Howard 
@>| 530 California Cane & Teague (A Cane and L A Tea- 
=?! Campbeil Alex Jr, attorney-at-law, 511} gue), dentists, 1424 4th 
*  Oalifornia Canepa Mrs C, midwife, 618 Green 
s napa moe (Campbell & Sanderson), Venere Peter, baths, 325 Montgomery 
alifornia 
an bell & Gallagher (Patrick H Camp- Canham Fred (Morgan Bros & Canham), 
bell at James C Gallagher), sal.on,| 616 Market 
ro) 225 3d Canioni Pascal, restaurant, 1126 Du- 
CAMPBELL GEORGE (Dickson, De} pont 
Wolfe & Co), 412 and 414 Battery a i F E J, physician, St Ann’s 
Campbell H C (A & H CCampbell), 530} Buildin 
California Cannon’s Hall, John Cannon propr, NW 
Campbell James, notions, 243 4th cor 17th and Howard 
© Campbell James, supt California Bel-} Cannon John, saloon, NW cor 17th and 
<q lows Mfg Co, 32 Fremont Howard 
Campbell James A (N Gray & Co), 641-| Cannon Mrs L, notions, 1554 Howard 
645 Sacramento Cantet B, tailor, 2844 Stevenson 
kg ag J D (Jas Sullivan & Co), 219} Canton Insurance Co of Hongkong, Par- 
Davis rott & Co agts, cif California 
ty Campbell J W H, grain elevator, foot | Cantrell Thomas G (National Iron 
of Stockton Works), NW cor Main and Howard 


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CANTY THOS, groceries, 523 4th 

Canty Timothy, tailor, 818 Howard 

Capen & Co, furniture and honve furn- 
hing goods, 316 Hayes 

Capen W F, furniture and bedding, 316 


ayes 
jy 8 House, F L Turpin propr, 537 
cramento 
Capitol Mills, Deming Palmer & Co, 202 
an Davis 
Capitol Saloon, liquors, 226 Montgom- 


ery 
Capoulade John, tailor, 632 Washington 
CappC 8S (CS Capp & Co), 428 Mont- 


gomery 

Capp CS & Co (CS Capp), real estate, 
428 Montgomery 

a 4 7 Miss Mary R, lodging-house, 


th 
Caraffa G B (G B Caraffa & Co), 1309 

Dupont 
CARAFFAGB & CO (G B Caraffa 


and Thomas Guinassi), proprs Genoa 
Bakery, 1309 Dupont 

Card W H, dentist, 413 Bush 

Cardaire D & Co, proprs California 
Cream Tartar Works, 314 Townsend 

Cardano Mike, bootblack, 646 Cla 

Cardinell John A, collector, 234 Mont- 
gomery 

Cardinet & Desenfant (E H Cardinet 
and P J Desenfant), 84 and 85 Cali- 
fornia Market 


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Carll Mrs Sarah, lodging-house, 793 
Mission 
arlors Tiburcio, harnessmaker, 525 


Pacific 

Carlos J Mexia, Mexican consul, 506 | 
cma 7 

Carlson Mrs Amanda, coffee house, 212 


4t 

Carlson Bros (Chas E and S A Carlson), 
saloon, cor East and Merchant 

Carlson C (Carlsun & Ericson), 427 Bush 

Carlson C I, second-hand furniture, etc, 
223 4th 

Carlson & Currier (Ed Carlson and J P 
Currier), wholesale silk and spool 
thread, 565 Market 

Carlson Ed (Carlson & Ourrier), 565 
Market 

Carlson & Ericson (C Carlson and S 
Ericson), liquors, 427 Bush 

Carman W, physicicn, 410 Post 

Carmany OC, mgr Commercial Hotel, SE 
cor Montgomery ave and Pavific 

Carmany Cyrus W, cashier Savings & 
Loan Society, 615 Clay 

Carmany J H & Co, publishers ‘‘ Com- 
mercial Herald,” 409 Washington 

Carmany J W, shirts and furnishing 
goods, 25 Kearny 

Carmatz Adolph, watchmaker 
jeweler, 527 Sansome 

Carmen Island Salt Works, E M Block 
propr, 207 Front 


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Cardinet Emil H (Cardinet & Desen-|Carmichael J A, gents’ furnishing 
fant), 84 and 85 California Market goods, 1224 Murket 
Cardozo John, hotel, 315 Drumm Carnall Nathan C, real estate, 320 San- 
Cardozo John, barber, 324 Drumm some a-r) 
Carey Miss A M, dressmaker, 226|Carnell R, confectionery and fruits, | = 
Stockton 1424 5th 7s) 
Carey Mrs C B, bakery and dressmaker, GEORGE A, librarian Odd $3 
423 4th Fellows’ Library Association, 325 | — 
Carey Maurice, groceries, 49 Minna mond rage cog 
Carey Michael, saloun, 642 Mission Caro Louis, fancy goods, 236 fith and 3 
Carick J R (Carick, Williams & Wright), | 50 7th = 
515 and 519 5th Caro S, clothing, 1032 Market ~~ 
Carick, Williams & Wright (J R Carick, | Caro Samuel, fruits and produce, 43 3d 
Hannibal Williams and William S| Caro W, importer of diamouds, ‘‘Chron- 
Wright), 515-519 5th icle” Building |) 
Carit J A, commis;ion merchant, 411|Caroe Mrs Thos, shirt mfr, 9 Geary ned 
California CAROLAN, CORY & CO (James Caro- 
Carl A (Carl & Co), 204 and 206 Com-| lan and Isaac Cory), hardwar , iron AS 
mercial and steel, 117 and 119 California and 
Carl & Co (A Carl and J Cullumber),| 120 and 122 Fri nt 4 
coopers, 204 and 206 Commercial Carolan James (Carolan, Cory & Co), = 
Carleton Mrs J, dressmaker, 248 Ellis 117 California ” 
Carlin John, insurance broker, 441 | Carolin James, saloon, 353 3d eS 
California Caronte Joseph, umbrellas and parasols, | 3 
Carlisle A (A Carlisle & Co), stationers| 46 Gear rr 
and printers, 226 California CARPENTER E W, asst sec Fire- co 
Carlisle A & Co (A Carlisle and H Rj} man’s rund Insurance Co of Califor- | omg 
Williar), stationers and printers, 226; nia, SW cor California and Sansome |< 
California Carpenter W H, veterinary surgeon, 966 ~” 
Carll A W, dancing academy, 1332 Bush oward and 373 Natoma bet Ist and | ¢ 
Carll's Hall, 1328 Bush 2d Ty 


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CARPENTER MRS FLORENCE P,| CARROLL WM, cigurs and tobacco, 

nsurance broker, 441 California 310 Post 

epee W H & Son, livery stable, | Carrosso Paolo, saloon and restaurant, 
371 Natoma 


8 Vallejo 
ene H W, attorney-at-law, 6 
0 


Carruthers J (Well, Carruthers & Co), 
tgomery ave 
CARPY 0 c. Anduran & Co), 515 and 


37 Market 
CARSON BROS (J B and John G Car- 
517 Sacramento 
Carr & Co (Wm Carr), Pioneer Ware- 


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7 son), rooms #11, 504 Kearny 
Carr Howard (Klein & Carr), 819 Market 
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Carter William A (Adams & Carter), 109 
California 

Carthcut J L (L N Handy & Co), 32 
Clay 

Carty Luke, groceries, 1329 Sansome 

Carvell T F, propr Lombard and Bay 
Warehouse, cor Sansome aud Lom- 
bard 

Carvill A D, pres and supt Carvill Mfg 
Co, 7 and 9 Powell 

Carvill John, blacksmith, 1221 Pierce 


ARVILL MANUFACTURING CO, 
AD Carvill pres and supt, dealers in 
and mfrs of carriages, coaches and 
buggies, 7 and 9 Powell 

ou Jams C, attorney-at-law, 420 
ontgomery 
Caryle Mrs C, fancy store, cor Railrvad 
and 12th aves 
Casabome G B, saloon, NE cor Dupont 
and Pacific 


CASANOVA HENRY (F Daneri & 
Co), 27 and 29 California 

Casassa D (Arata & Casasse), 515 and 
517 Davis 


uC Carson Henry W, fruits, etc, 224 lst 
house, cor Battery and Filbert CARSON id B (Carson Bros), 504 
Kearn 
OHN, druggist, 401 6th CARSON I G@ (Carson Bros), 504 
Curr Joseph J, groceries, cor 18th and/ Kearny 
obs Py furniture, 2801 Mission ae ati eta Yeh beak 
’ , atationery, utter 
Carr Thomas, saloon, 306 Minna Curson Wn (Dolbeer & Carson), 22 Cali- 
79] Carr W, warehouse and commission] fornia 
merchant, office 323 Front Carsten & Co, groceries, NW cor Mis- 
ey, Carracia Frederigo, groceries, NW cor| gion and 17th 
Ellis and Buchanan Carsten Fred (Carsten & Co), NW cor 
Ye) choked poles (Eug Thomas & Co), 617| Mission and 17th 
an 9 Sansome CARS SEN JULIU i 
P| Carrick J R (San Francisco Box Co), ARSTENSEN | and TUS, a i 
08 515-519 5th Cartain C M, painter, 1120 Taylor 
vere Baie laundry, NE cor 24th | Garton Frank M (Cartan, McUarthy & 
6 C ARRIER G §, mining, room 23, 230] , Co), 511 and 513 Sacramento 
er anne Tens 0 ut ery § ere Mi 
; ‘ anand limo cCarthy), whole- 
RIGAN A (Dunham, Carrigan | gale liquors, 511 and 513 Sacramen’o 
PA dhe eb ones broker, 414 Pacific bs Mrs Jennie, dressmaker, 1109 
18, pa ’ ‘olsom 
Garr] Patrik, every, Onl O2 1 [Cara don accountant, 618 Cal 
’ ‘ ornia 
faust 8 ond : Meant oll), wholesale sy Miss Lizzie, millinery, 906 Mar- 
d ; et 
Proll Homieois cor Anna cad eo | Agtne Tune cellmap. estan Sell 
H r R 1V, 0 y 
Carroll Denis groceries, SE cor 17th| carer T homas, tailor, 508 Post 
Carroll & Gamper (J F Carroll and Geo 
Gumper), saloon, 213 and 215 Pine 
Carroll Geo L (Carroll, Abrams & Car- 
roll), 3 and 5 Front 
L MRS J, ladies’ nurse, 746 
oward 
Carroll J F (Carroll & Camper), 213 and 
215 Pine 
oie Jas (Carroll & Tilton), 873 Mar- 
et 
Carroll John, wood and coal, 238 llth 
Carroll John, groceries, 509 Howard 
Carroll John C, bakery and restaurant, 
110 lst 
Carroll Mich, bootmaker, 753 Brannan 
bet 6th and 7th 
Carroll Patric« «ud Thomas (Carroll 
Bros), cor Minna and 3d 
C.rroll Richard, grocer, 1011 Harrison 
bet 6th and 7th 
Carroll Richard T (Carroll, Abrams & 
Carroll), 3 and 5 Front 
Carroll & Tilton (Jas Carroll and Wm 
Ee ahes) furnishing goods, 873 Mar- 
e 


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Casassa S (AS Bacigalupi & Co), 507 
Washington 

Case Chas E, dentist, 209 Kearny 

Case J D, agt C P R R and steamers for 
Sacramento, Market Street Wharf 

Caseline V (Pudroni & Caseline), 509-513 
Broadway ; 

Cases Albert, boots and shoes, 702 
Broadway 

— John, veterinary surgeon, 219 

this 
ony F M, mfr of boots and shoes, 28 


2 

CASEY M, liquors, boarding and lodg- 
ing, 430 Brannan 

Casey Miss M K, teacher Haight Gram- 
mar School 

Casey M F, bootmaker, 28 2d : 

Casey Miss Nellie, millinery, 1003 Mis- 


sion 

Casey Miss Nellie, dressmaker, NE cor 
Kearny and Post 

Casey Owen, groceries, 938 Bryant 

Casey Rev Peter, pastor St Peter's 
Church, Columbia bet 24th and 25th 

Cashin John, sec and supt Mutual Ice 
Co, 222 5th 

Cashman D (Doyle & Cashman), SW 
cor 3d and Howard 

Cashmin M A, dipsomania cure, 1104 
Mission 

Casmack Wm D, saloon, 666 Mission 

Casner Jonas, cigar mfr, 1118 Howard 

Cheper Samuel, wholesale human hair, 
585 Market 

Cass J J, locksmith, 366 3d 

Cassedy Edward, fruit and vegetables, 
SE cor Post and Lyon 

Casserly Augustine, law student, 310 
Pine 

Cassidy Andrew, groceries, 201 Valencia 

Cassidy Edward, groceries, 221 Tyler 

arg Mrs Mary E, periodicals, 143 

tt, ‘ 

Cassidy Patrick, butcher, 204 23d 

Cassidy Wm, variety, 143 5th 

Cas-illy J P, dentist and physician, 132 


4th 
PJ & CO importers of liquors, 
433 Batter 
Cassio G A, hasbae, 1423 Dupont 
Cassuben E, paper hanger, 1097 Ellis 
Castagnet & Uv (P Castagnet & B Bas- 
co), liquors, 530 Merchant 
Castagnet P (Castagnet & Co), 530 
Merchant 
CASTAGNETTO GIOVANNI, dry 
and fancy goods, 1234 Dupont 
Castaznetto P, groceries, 1345 Dupont 
Castel G, French polisher, 415 Powell 
Cast-lhun F J, lawyer, rooms 7 and 8, 
609 Sacramento 
Castelli Giovanni, fruits, NW cor Hyde 
and Sutter 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgome 


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AUEN, TUGGLE & CO, VENEERS “si tomo- 
San Francisco. 95 


CASTELLO & SON (Leo aud DM), 
groceries, NE cor Day & Sanchez 

CAS D M (Castello & Son), gro- 
ceries, NE cor Day and Sanchez 

CASTELLO IUO (Castello & Son), 
NE cor Day aud Sanchez 

Castello Mrs Mary, saloon, 821 Folsom 

Castillar Mrs HM, bookbindery, 642 
Washington 

Castle Bros & Loupe (Walter M and 
Frederick Castle & Leopo'd Loupe), 
importers and wholesale grocers, 213+ 
217 Fron: , 
Castle Chas, cigars and tobacco, 356 3d’ 
Castle Dome Mining and Smelting Co, 
W P Miller supt, 309 Montjomery 
Castle Frederick {Castle Bros & Loupe), 
213-217 Front 

Castle Walter M (Castle Bros & 
Loupe), 213-217 Front 

Castro L, civil engineer and surveyor, 
511 Montgomery 

Caswell A L J, painter, 433 Greenwich 

Caswell Mrs E ¥, milliner, 28 Post 


CASWELL THOMAS H, Grand Re- 
corder Grand Cummanding Kmghts 
Templar of California, and Grand 
Recorder Grand Council of Royal and 
Select Masters of California, Masonic 
Temple, NW cor Montgomery and 
Post 

Catania & Baretta (M L Catania and J 
Baretta), California Fishing Co, 37- 
39 San Francisco Market 

Catania Joseph, agt California Neptune 
Fishing Co, stalls 33-39 San Francisco 
Market 

Catania M L (Catania & Baretta), 37-39 
San Francisco Market 

Catechi John, confectionery and fruit, 
204 2d 

Catlin & bhai bi (Paul Grampsis and 
H Catlin), fruit and confectionery, 
SE cor Taylor and Turk 

Catlin P (Catlin & Grampsis), SE 
cor Taylor and Turk 

Cattarina EJ & Co(E J Cattarina & 
V Valentine), watermelons, canta- 
lopes and fruits, 519 Front 

Cattarina E J (E J Cattarina & Co), 519 
Front 

Cattermole Bros (Chas and John Cat- 
termole), groceries, SE cor Vallejo 
and Mason 


‘Cattermole Chas &. Bros (Chas H, 


John and C A Cattermole), groceries 
end liquors, NW cor Davis and 
Broadway and SE cor Vallejo and 


Mason 
Cattermole © A (Charles Cattermole & 
Bros), SE cor Vallejo and Mason 
Cattermole John (Cattermole & Bros), 
NW cor Davis and Broadway 


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HARDWOOD LUMBER, 3 ITE BROS.. 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
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P de lt) 


F Pane H F (Caulfield & Lynch, 4504 
Caulfield & Lynch (H F Caulfield and 
id T Lynch), cigars and tobacco, 4504 


Causse Mrs Mary, laundry, 611 Turk 
Cavagnaro Dominick, lodging, 628 
wW Broadway 
| Cavagnaro Frank, boots and shoes, 1427 
«| _ Dupont 
we Cavagnaso Joseph .', attorney-at-law, 
7) 318 Pine 
Cavalletti D, fish market, stall 21 Met- 
a) . ropolitan Market, cor Mission and 
New Montgomery 
Cavalli Andrea P, machinist, 1011 
Kearny 
met! Cavalli M A, machinist and locksmith, 
. 1011 Kearny 
Cavallier J P, mining, 419 California 
Cavanagh Patrick, wood and coal, 
1503 and 1505 California 
Cavendish Henry M, attorney-at-law, 
629 Kearny 
Cawley Wn, saloon, 147 3d 
Cazeaux D & Co (D Cazeaux and A 
Drayeur), proprs Miners’ Restaurant, 
531 and 533 Commercial 
Cazeaux D (D Cazeaux & Co), 531 
Commercial 
Cazeaux J, meats, stall 65 Centre 
Market 
Cefous James, barber, 125 5th 
Ceiaroni & Spruzzali, liquors, 621 
Broadway 
Cellarius Geo, musician, 1614 Mission 
ENNIAL CHAIR FACTORY, 
Chas Greffe propr, mfr of chair and 
lounge frames, 508 and 510 5th 
Centennial Hall, 421 Hayes 
Centennial House, John C Reich propr, 
lodging, 318 Pacific 
Center House, F Le Jeal propr, 2015 
Folsom 


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Gold to CORTLY DIAMOND SLM 


=] Center Market, SE cor Dupont and 
Sutter 
Center Wm, pres Hakalan Plantation 


Co 
Central Baths, Louis Corriveau propr, 
113 Geary 
Central Bottle Depot, D Manheim mgr, 
1122 Mission 
Contral California Colony, Jno E Mason 
mgr, 306 Pine 
CENTRAL COFFEE HOUSE, John 
Monson propr, 923 Market 
CENTRAL GAS LIGHT CO, Jas W 
Burling sec, 413 California 
Central Hall, cor Bush and Polk 
Central M E Church, Rev Elbert R Dille 
tor, res 1061 Mission, church bet 
th and 7h on Mission 


H. WACHHORS 


Pe Ce Rey PRR aT RE te et eA ate 
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Center John, real estate, 420 California ! 


087 Main Street, Gan France 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., ta'tze 


Central Hotel, H W Lewis propr, 217 
Broadway 

CENTRAL PACIFIC HOTEL, J M 
Farrell propr, 348 4th 

Central Pacific Railroad, offices NE cor 
4th and Townsend 

Central Passenger Railroad Co, Reuben 
Morton supt, 32 Turk 

Central Presbyterian Tabernacle, Rev 
W J Smith pastor, Tyler bet Taylor 
and Jones 

Centre Market, N Dodge supt, cor Du- 
pont and Sutter 

Cereghino David, cigars and tobacco, 
702 Montgomery 

Cereghino Luigi, hootblack, 547 Mer- 
chant 

Cereghino R, groceries, Mission bet 
29th and 30th 

Cereghnio Benedetti, wood and coal, 
428 Pacific 

Cerf A (Bay City Mfg Co), 225 Fell 

Cerf A (J Cerf & Co), 517 Market 

Cerf J (Bay City Mfg Co), 225 Fell 

Cerf J & Co (Jules and Albert Cerf), 
wholesale crockery and glassware, 517 
and 519 Market 

Cerf Jules (J Cerf & Co), 517 and 519 
Market; tirst vice-president Board of 
Trade of San Francisco, 202 Market; 
Treasurer B’nai B’rith Hall Associa- 
tion, 119 and 121 Eddy; pres Pacific 
Building and Loan Association, 729 
Montgomery 

Cerf M (Blockman & Cerf), 5 and 7 
Drumm 

Comegonayioh C, coffee stand, 13 Val- 
ejo 

CEVASCO GB, editor and propr of 
‘*The La Voce Del Popolo,” 535 
Washington 

Cevasco L & Co, liquors, 1229 Dupont 

Chace & Wilson (H B Chace and J H 
Wilson), planing mills and mfrs of 
moldings, rails, etc, 124 and 126 Main 

Chadbourne F S & Co, furniture and 
upholsterers, 735 Market 

Chadbourne Jabec, attorney-at-law, 528 
California 

CHADBOURNE JOSHUA (Rider, 
Somers & Co), pier 22 Steuart 

Chadbourne Samuel W (Wright & 
Chadbourne), 1332 Pacific 

Chadbourne T J, mgr Eclipse Cracker 
Co, 214 Sacramento, bakery 1414- 
1418 Dupont 

Chadwick Chas (Buhlert & Chadwick), 
SW cor Montgomery and Clay 

Chaffee, Gilbert & Bonestell, commis- 
sion San Buenaventura, Cal, office 
400 Front 

Chaigneau A, printer and engraver, 536 


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Challenge Consolidated Mining Co, 79 
Nevada Block 

Chalmers-Spence Air Space Boiler Co, 
ET Bac n agt, 413 and 415 Pacific 

Chaloner kichard, plumber and gasfitter, 
641 Sutter 

Chamber of Commerce, sec Morris Mar- 
cus, with Foster & C», 26 California 

Chamberlain Chas H, receiver U S land 
office, 610 Commercial 

Chamberlai¢ Chas S, mgr Judson Mfg 
Co, 402 Front 

Chamberlin J P (Louterback & Cham- 
berlin), 993 Market 


CHAMBERLIN & ROBINSON. 
propre Pacitic Business College, 320 
08 


Chamberlin W E Jr, Pacific Business 
College, 320 Post 

Chamberlin Wm, propr The Beresford 
. Hotel, 600 Bush 

GEO (Gludding, McBean 

& Uo), Chicago, I! 

Chambers Mrs Sarah, lodging-house, 12 
Sacramento 

Champion Hall, bet Tennessee and 
Kentucky on Butte 

Clampion Mining Co (Bodie, Cal), 2 
Nevada Block 

i ” (Temperance), PO Box 


Chancel Julius, laundry, 2405 California 

Chanche A G, wines and liquors, 615 
and 617 Front 

CHANDLER RB D, coal and iron deal- 
er, 118 and 120 Pacific 

Chandler T H (Wells, Carruthers & Co), 
37 Market 

Chandler Thomas, pres Seaman’s Board- 
ing Masters Association, 603 Frent 


CHAPIN GEORGE W, real estate, 
310 Montgomery 

Chanin S A, mining, 7 Montgomery ave 
Chapiin James, accountant, room 10, 1 
California 

Chapman & Cunningham (H Chapman 
and P R Cunningh m), Central Plan- 
ing Mill, 566-572 Brannan 
CHAPMAN F M (Chapman & Hin- 
man), 126 Ellis 

Chapman H (Chapman & Cunningham), 
666-572 Brannan 

Chapman H, jewelry mfr, 608 Merchant 


CHAPMAN & HINMAN (F M Chap- 
man and Ws Hinman), Norfolk Liv- 
ery stable, 126 Hilis 

Chapman J F (Chapman J F & Co), 22 
California 

Chapman J 2 & Co (J F Chapman), 
shipping and “ommission merchants, 
22 California 

Chapman Louis B, sec Atlantic Giant 
Powder Co, 4 California 


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Chapman Russell, real estate and insur- 
ance, 317 Montgomery 

Chapman R EH, health inspector, 14 
O'Farrell 

Chapman Wilfred B, agt Universal Ma- 
rine Insurance Co (limited) of London, 
123 C.ilifornia 

CHAPMAN WM uy, 2ttorney-at-law, 
106 Leidesdorff 

Chapman W S, real estate, 306 Pine 

Chapter California Ord»r of Eastern 
Star, B B Hall, 121 Eddy 

Charing Saloon, John Eagles and Thos 
Wild proprs, 602 Mission 

Chariot Joseph, watchmaker and jewel- 
er, 51164 Folsom 

Charles H A, mining sec, 419 California 

Charlot Mme M A, ladies’ hair work, 
1618 Polk 

Cherm H (Charmak & Co), 846 Mar- 


et 

Charmak H & Co (H Charmak and D 
Cohen), jewelry, 846 Market 

Charter Oak Hall, 771 Market 

CHARTER OAK LIFE INSUR- 
ANCE CO, frank Eno attorney, 528 
California 

Charter Oak Livery Stable, C M Sheff r 
propr, 775 Market 

Chart-r Oak Lodge K of H, W A Rob- 
inson sec, B’nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy 

Chartier Auguste, liquors, 324 6th 

Chase Albert, physician, 652 Market 

Chase Mrs E, dressmaker, 319 Ellis 

Chase Jas B (Chase & Wolff), 900 Front 
ne Vallejo 

Chase Q A (Kohler & Chase), 137 and 
139 Post 

Chase Robt P, physician, 121 Turk 

Chase Miss Sarah F, dressmaker, 17 El- 


lis 

Chase R P & Co (R P Chase) ehve and 
slipper factory, 869 Market. 

Chase Wm, lodging-house, 48 4th 

Chase & Wolff (Jas B Chase and Chas 
Wolff), stevedores and ballast, 900 
Front nr Vallejo 

Chase W T, carpenter, 250 Steuart 

Chise W W, hay and grain 

Chassagne Leon, (E A Jaujou & Co), 
430 and 432 .* \.ekson 

CHATTIN ED ‘VARD (King & Chat- 
tin), 442 Califo ata 

Chauche A G, wines and liquors, 615 
aud 617 Front 

Chauncey H N, commission merchant, 
109 California 

Chauvel F, laundry, 411 6ti 

Cheesman F 8S, groceries, 826 20th 

Cheignan Adolph, bakery, 814 Howard 

Chelesier Louis, cigars, cor 16th and Ist 
ave 

Chelini L, fruits anu vegetables, 528 3d 

Cheneau Lizzi, laundry, 430 Geary 


Oak. Ash, White Woed, Maple 
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Chepernich L, fruits and produce, SE 
cor Clay and Stockton 

Cherbra Berith Shalmon, associations 
and societies, 22 O’Farrell 

Cherry Frank W (Cherry & Tolles), 636 


Clay 

Cherry & Tolles (Charles H Tolles and 
Frank W Cherry), official shorthand 
reporters, 636 Clay 

Cherubina Petri, cigarmaker, 1407 Du- 


ont 
Chesshroush Andronicus (Williams, Di- 
mond & Co), 202 Market 
Chesley ¢ P, physician, 754 Howard 
on D, liquors, 111 Dupont and 133 
t, e 
A Chester Frederick & Co (Frederick 
a am dry goods, 102 Kearny cor 
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uf) | CHETWOOD J T (Rebman & Chet- 
wood), 31 6th and 1036 Market 

Chevalier F & Co (Fortune & Cheva- 
lier), wines and liquors, 520 and 522 

. Washington 

» | Chevelli Raphael (F Arata & Co), 526 
Broadway 

Cheyne R, truits and cigars, 140 Ist 

Cheyrias R (Cheyrias & Passet), 7 
Brooks 

Cheyrias & Passet(R CheyriasandA Pas- 
set), job printing. 7 Brooks 

Chicago Beer Hall, Hencken Bros (John 
and Martin Hencken) proprs, 154 3d 

Chicago and Grand Trunk RR, H B 
Smith Jr general agt, 8 New Mont- 
gomery 

Chicago Hotel, Mrs E W Heimburg 

onic r, 220 and 222 Pacific 

ICAGO NICKEL PLATING C0. 

Rudgear & Parr, gold, silver and 
nickel plating, 23 Stevenson 

Ch:.ago Restaurant, John George propr, 
205 3d 

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND 
PACIFIC RAILROAD, Jones 
agt, 608 Market 

Chichizola Antonio, groceries, 725 and 
727 Sansome 

Chick Elwell, carpenter, cor Washing- 
ton and Hyde 

CHICKERING & THOMAS (W H 
Chickering and ‘villiam Thomas), 
attorneys-at-law, 214 Sansome 

Chickering W H (Chickering & Thomas), 
attorney-at-law, 214 Sansome 

Chief Appraisers, Dr Moore and G W 
Dent, U S Appraiser’s Building 

Chief of Fire Department, D Scannell 

Chief of Polive, P Crowley 

Chielovich E & Co (E Chieiovich and L 
taal wines and liquors, 601 

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nic Temple. ‘Wo, 6 Post street, 8. F. 


Chielovich E (L Radovich & Co), 877 


Market A 
Chielovich E (E Chielovich, L Radovich 

& Co), 601 Front , 
CHILDREN'S HALL, in Silver Star 

House, NE cor Sansome and Pacific 
Childs Chas W, collector, 605 Mont- 


omer 

Childs Jas H, liquors, cor 20th and 
Columbia 

Childs W A, mdse broker, room 4, 121 
California : 

Chiline Joe (Chiline & Rossi), 332 6th 

Chili, Consul of, Juan de la Cruz Cerda, 
327 Geary I 

Chiline & Rossi (Joe Chiline and V 
Rossi), fruits and vegetables, 332 Uth 

Chill Mrs L, bakery, 143 2d 

China, Consul of, F A Bee, 917 Clay 

China and Japan Tea Co, C V Knocker 
agt, 123 California ree 

China Trader’s Insurance Co, Williams, , 
Dimond & Co, 202 Market 

Chinese Insurance Co (The) (limited) of 
Hongkong, Degener & Co agts, 308 
California 

Chinese Market, 731 Sacramento 

Chinese Theatre (new), 623 Jackson 

Chinese Vice Consul, Tsang Hoy, 915 
Clay 

Chismore Geo, physician and surgeon, 
920 Market 

Chiucovich Peter, liquors, cor Sansome 
and Pacific 

Chiuda V (Vuscovich & Chiuda), 519 
Sansome 

Chizhisola Francisco (G Vaccaro & Co), 
611 Montgomery ave 

Chollar Mining Co, W E Dean sec, 
room 79, 309 Montgomery 

Chosen Friends Cosmopolitan Council, 
J J Jamison sec; aN ai Council, M 
Ussenger sec, 510 Bus 

CHOYN: SKIIN, antiquarian bookstore 
and editor and propr ‘Public Opin- 
ion ” (weekly), 34 Geary 

Chretien Juo M, attorney-at-law, 230 
Montgomery 

Chretien Jules, fruit, 402 Geary 

C RAHM (R Christ and H 
Frahm), bakery and restaurant, 24 3d 

ae Margret, dressmaking, 735 


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CHRIST RB (Christ & Frahm), 24 3d 
Christensen Christian, restaurant, 127 


, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


Berry 

Shapes F HO, liquors, 245 Town- 
sen 

CHRISTENSEN G A, denti NW 
cor 16th and Valencia 

Christensen Hans, saloon, 4 Washing- 


ton 
Christensen J P (Christensen & Wul- 
sen), cor Davis and Market 


237 Main Sirect, San Francis<e,. 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS 


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Christensen Martin A (Ravin % Chris- 
tensen), 22 5th 

Christensen & Wulsen (J P Christensen 
and F G Wulsen), commission mer- 
chants, cor Davis and Market 

Christian Mrs Sophy, bakery, 16bu 
Mason 

Christiansen H P, hairdressing saloon, 
44 Grove ; : 

CHRISTIN & BOUDAN (Louis Chris- 
tin and Louis Boudan), liquors and 
wines, NW cor 4th and Folsom 

Christin Chas, wines and _ liquors, 
wholesale and retai!, 313 Hayes 

Christian Louis (Christian & Boudan), 
NW cor 4th and Folsom 

Christmann Wm, druggist, cor Geary 
and Devisadero 

Christopher Louis, barber, 1405 Polk 

Christopher T, dentist, 204 Sutter 

Christy James, shipsmith, 129 Berry 

Christy Mill and Mining Co, Geo R 
Spinney sec, 310 Pine 

“ CHRONICLE” (The), (daily, weekly 
and tri-weekly), Chas De Young & Co 
proprs, NE cor Kearny and Bush 

Chronicle Building, NE cor Kearny 
and Bush 

Chroniger Susan W, dressmaking, 106 
Stockton 

Chuicovich Peter, saloon, SE cor Pacific 
and Sansome 

Church of the Advent, Howard opp 
New Montgomery 

Church Albert R (Dolliver Bros), 573 
Market 

Church Rev Edward B, principal Irving 
Institute, 1036 Valencia 

Church F A (Page & Church), 318 Pine 

Church of the Hoty Crons, Calvary Cem- 


etery 
Church Mrs Lizzie, hairdresser, 505 3d 
Churchward Thos, saloon, 218 Broad- 


way 
Ciassalia Martin, Martin’s Oyster 
House, 15 3d 


Cigarmaker’s Association of the Pacific 
Joast, Henry Richter pres and Geo 
W Van Gulphen sec, 114 Dupont 
CINCINNATI HOTEL, F H Burmeis- 
ter propr, 529 Valencia 
Cirkle Julius, crockery, 345 6th 
Citizens’ Insurance Co of St Louis, E D 
Farnsworth & Son , 219 Sansome 
“CITY ARGUS,” R E Culbreth propr, 
629 apes 
City Cab and Carriage Co, Wm P Per- 
kins mgr, 176 and 178 Jessie and 207 
Sutter 
a Cemetery, Point Lobos nr Ocean 
ouse 
City and County Attorney, J F Cowdery 
City and County Alms House,M J Keat- 
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City and County Hospital, IS Titus, M 
, supt, Dr Page Brown, res physi- 

cian, Potrero ave bet 21st and 23d_ 

City Hall (new), Market bet McAllister 
and Larkin 

City Hall (old), Kearny bet Marchant 
and Washington 

City Iron Works, Wm H Mead propr, 
26 and 28 Fremont 

City of London Fire Insurance Co (limi- 
ted)-of London, W J Callingham & 
Co general agts, 213 Sansome 

City Livery and Sale Stable, James 
Fagen propr, 332 Bush 

City Parcel Delivery, Dodge & Ross 
proprs, 3 Post 

City of Paris (Verdier, Moreau & Co), 
NE cor Montgomery and Sutter 

City Physician, C Blach 

City Receiviag Hospital, Old City Hall, 
Kearny 

City Railroad Co’s Car Stables, Elon 
DeWitt supt, SW cor 14th and Mis- 
sion 

City Transfer Co, Geo Phillips propr, 
644 Market 

City Transit Express Co, Freeman & 
Cahler, 9 Post 

City Warehouse, M A McCabe & Co 
proprs, SE cor Lombard and Sansome 

CLAASSEN JACOB, propr Kentucky 
House, Kentucky nr Roap Walk 

Clabrough & Golcher (J P Clabrough 
and Wm Golcher), sportsmen’s head- 
quarters, 630 and 632 Montgomery 

Clabrough J P (Clabrough & Golcher), 
630 and 632 Montgomery 

Clack Wm (Wm Clack & Co), 509 
Hayes 

CLACK WM & CO, (E A Wallazz and 
Wm Clack), publishers ‘ Hayes Val- 
ley Advertiser ” (weekly), 509 Hayes 

Claffey Charles, liquors, 212 Sansome 

Clancy J, painter, 258 8th 

Clapp C & Son (Clark and E L Clapp), 
lodging-house, 519 Sacramento 

Clapp Clark (Clapp & Son), 519 Sacra- 

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men 

Clapp E L (C Clapp & Son), 519 Sacra- 
mento 

Clapp Edward L (Clapp & Jessup), NE 
cor Mission and Fremont 

Clapp & Jessup (Edward L Clapp and 
Andrew J Jessup), Pioneer Drug 
Mills, NE cor Mission and Fremont 

Clar & Cunningham (L F Clarand 8S J 
Cunningham), dry goods, 1220 Polk 

Clar L F (Clar & Cunningham), 1220 


Polk 
Clara Cons>lidated Gold Mining Co, 
Wm L Oliver sec, 328 Montgomery 
Clare Mrs A, clothing, 105 Jackson 
Clarey —, lodging-house, 1024 Howard 


14 & 16 Spear 
Beat Sieck, Oak Pilauk and Timber 


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ADA, dancing academy, 


CLARK ANDREW, ries, SE cor 
Miantaabne 
Clark A V (N Clark & Sons), res Sacra- 


mento 
Clark Mrs Barbara, corset-maker, 114 


Turk 
Clark, Black & Rickoff (Pacific Spring 
and Mattress Co), 25 and 27 New 


211 Sutter 


Mont somery 


Clark Mra C A (G W Clark & Co), 645 
Murket 
Clark Charles, attorney-at-law, 420 


Montgomery 
Clark Franklin N, dentist, 8 Mont- 


gomery 

Clark G D (N Clark & Sons), 1310-1316 
Market 

Clark George, boarding, 110 Pacific 

Clark George (Clark & Webster), 22 
Howard 

Clark G W &Co (Mrs C A Clark, J B 
Stanford and T J Stack), paper-hang- 
ings and window shades, 645 Market 

Clark H W, carpenter, NE cor Ellis and 
Buchanao 

Clark J K, physician, 536 16th 

Clark John J, physician, 655 Washing- 


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Clark Joseph, Jr, attorney-at-law, 520 
Montgomery 

Clark Joseph M, boot and shoemaker, 
343 Hayes 

Clark L C (Truman & Clark), 21 New 
Montgomery 

CLARK LEONARD §, attorney-at- 
Jaw, 606 Montgomery 

Clark M, wood and coal, SE cor How- 
ard and 12th 

Clark N (N Clark & Sons), res Sacra- 
mento 

Clark Nathan, barber, 716 Brannan bet 
6th and 7th 

ot Miss Nettie, lodging, 1018 Mar- 

et 

CLARK N & SONS (N, A V and G D 
Clark), mfrs of «nd deaiers in sewer 
pipe, drain tile, fire clay, fire brick, 
chimney vipe, stoneware, terra cotta 
ware, 1310-1316 Market 

Clark O Frederick (Walpole & Clark), 
44 Steuart 

Clark P F, boots and shoes, 314 6th 

Clark Mrs R C, milliner, 906 Market 

Clark R L (Okerlund & Clark), 325 
Francisco 

Clark Robert C, Danicheff Kid Glove 
Factory, 114 Post 

Clark Samuel J Jr, attorney, rooms 25 
and 26, 506 Battery 

Clark T S (Truman S Clark & Son), 21 
New Montgomery 


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CLARK TRUMAN S & SON (Tru- 


man S and LC Clark), ‘mfrs woven 
wire matresses and gaspipe iron bed- 
steads, 21 New Montgomery 
Clark W A (Pacific Spring and Mattress 
Co), 25 and 27 New Montgomery 
Clark Wm, lodging-house, 737 Howard 
Clark & Web-ter (Geo Clark and B ¥ 
Webster), boat bui ders, 22 Howard 
Clark W M. liquors, 409 4th ; 
Clarke Alfred, clerk Board of Police 
Commissioners, Old City Hall 
Clarke Charles, bootmaker, 609 Howard 
Clarke G W (Clarke & Lawson), 855 


Market ; 

Clarke Institute (young ladies’), Miss 
E H Weeden principal, SE cor O’Far- 
rell and Mason 

Clarke J J, physician, 655 Washington 

Clarke & Lawson (G W Clark and T 
Lawson), Union Furniture Co, 855 
Market 

Clarke Samuel J Jr, register in bank- 
ruptcy, 506 Battery 

Clarke ‘thomas, saloon, cor 2d and King 

CLAR&’S MILE-END SPOOL COT- 
'TO¥, Thos Russell & Co agts, 541 
Market . 

Classen Adolph, Arizona Hotel, 11 and 
13 Clay 

Claudianos C M, poultry and game, stall 
7 Bay City Market 

Clausen Francis, mfg jeweler, 410 
Kearny 

Clausmaun Madame M, baths, 738 Pa- 


cific 

Clauss Jacob, stalls 3 and 4 meat mar- 
ket cor Polk and Bush 

Claussen C (H Muller & Co), grocer, 
NW cor Bryant and Garden 

Claussen Henry, saloon, NE cor Mission 
and New Montgomery 

C lavere P, liquors, 536 Merchant 

Clawson L E, chimneys and sewer pipes, 
Montgomery ave and Kearny junc- 
tion 

Clay Clement C (Sherman, Clay & Co), 
137 and 139 Kearny 

‘Clay Market, meat and fish, Clay bet 
Moutgemery and Sansome 

Clay Street Central M irket, 520 Clay 

Clay Street Hill Railroad Co, C P Camp- 
bell sec. SW cor Clay and Leaven- 
worth 

Clayburgh Albert (Clayburgh & Wise), 
320 and 322 Battery 

Clayburgh & Brandenstein (Moses Clay- 
burzh and Herman Brandenstein), 
livery stable, 112 Post 


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CLAYBURGH M(M Clayburgh & Co), 
109 Cla 
CLAYBURGH M°‘SES (1 Branden. 


stein & Co), cor New Montgomery 
and Mission 
Claybur:h Moses (Clayburgh & Bran- 
denstein), 112 Post 
Clayburgh S (Poly, Heilbron & Co), 339 
earny 
CLAYBURGH & WISE (A Clayburgh 
and H Wise), hid: and leather deal- 
ers, 320 and 322 Battery 
Clayton Charles, commission merchant, 
E cor Front and Clay 
Cleary Mrs Mary, saloon, 629 Howard 
Cleary P M, b otmaker, 510 Mission 
Cleary Robt, collector, 224 Montgomery 
Cleaveland Henry W (Cleaveland & 
Swain), St Ann’s Building 
Cleaveland & Swain (Henry W Cleave- 
land and Edward R Swain), architects, 
St Ann’s Building 
Clement Grammar School, cor Geary 
and Jones 
T HENRY N (Clement, Os- 
ment & Clement), uttorney-at-law, 420 
Montgomery 
Clement John, merchant, 211 Sansom2 
Clement Jas & E B, examiners of titles 
and real estate agts, 710 Washington 
Clement Madame, French laundry, 1056 
Howard 
CLEMENT OSMENT & CLEM- 
ENT (Roswell P Clement, Thomas 
M Osment and Henry N Clement), 
attorneys-at-law, 420 Montgomery 
CLEMENT ROSWELL P (Clement, 
Osment and Clement), attorney-at-law, 
420 Montgomery 
Clements Gilbert, commission merchant, 
318 Front 
Clements J E, general agt Mexican Col- 
onization Company, 506 Battery 
Clements J E & Co (J E Clements), 
mgra Mexican Information Bureau 
and Commercial Agency, 506 Battery 
Clendenen Mrs ©, dressmaker, St 
Ann’s Building 
Clere Peter, machinist, 51 Fremont 
Cleveland Dr D C, 604 Leavenworth 
Clitf House, nr Pt Lobos 
Clitford Eug-ne, saloon, 223 Folsom 
Clitford H, milkman, 35 Eddy 
Clifford John (Moriarty & Clifford), 708 
Mission 


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Laierty, H Fasse t, 9054 Howard 
Clinton C A, physician, office drug store 
Mission opp 20th 


Ciinton Mra Mary, bakery and confec- 
tionery, 450 bth 
“Clippings ” (monthly), 117 Pust 


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G M Condee, W B Anerson, M | 


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Clisby Seth, propr Eureka Warehouse, 
SE cor Chestnut and Montgomery 
Clognaci Frederego, fruits, NW cor 
Ellis and Buchanan 

a Miss Fannie S, music teacher, 715 

olk 

Close Mrs T W, dressmaker, 715 Polk 

Close Wm M, physician. 136 3d 

Clot John (Clot & Meese), 129 and 131 
Fremont 

Clot & Meese (J Clot and C Meese), 
engineers and machinists, 129 and 131 
Fremont 

Clough F M, justice of the peace, 520 
Washington 

CLOW J §, artist and solar printer, 8 
6t 


CLOW MRS SARAH, dressmaker, 8 


CLUFF BROS (R, J T and Wm Cluff), 
grocers, 40 and 42 2d, Y and 11 Mout- 
‘gomery ave, 409 and 411 Montgomery 
ave, 40 4th 

Cluff & Dz:Witt (W B Cluff and M 
DeWitt), groceries, 221 and 223 3d 

Cluff W B(W B Cluff & Co), 19 6th 

Clutf W B & Co (W B Clutf and C H 
Graham), wholesale and retail grocers, 
19 6th 

Cluin Ed F (McBride & Cluin), 117 
Drumm 

Clundt Chas, cigars and tobacco, 8 Clay 

Cluness W R, vice-pres aud medical 
director of the Pacitic Mutual Life 
Insurance Co, res Sacramento 

Clunie Thomas J, attorney-at law, 410 
Kearny 

Cluskey Henry, sec Excelsior Powder 
Co, 430 Vine 

Clute F W (Clute & Yost), 242 Mont- 
gomer 

Clute Mrs T R, notions, stamping, is0 
Satter 

Clute & Yost (F W Clute and D Z 
Yost), stock brokers, 242:-Montgomery 

Clyde RS, attorney-at-law, 7:5 Clay 

Coady C F, dry gouds, 31105 Mission 

Coakiey Jeremiah, liquors, 236 Town- 
send 

Coast and Geodetic Survey, Professor 
George Davidson, in charge of sub 
office. room 434 Appraiser’s Euildiny 

“COAST REVIEW” (The), JG 
Edwards prop:, room 4, 320 Sansome 

Coasting Boarding House, CU Janson 
propr, 204 and 200 Steuart 

Coasting House, W Johnson propr, 138 
F. lsom 

C. ates UC (Coates & St:eet), 200 Market 

Coates Caleb, liquors, 37 Sutter 


Clinton Chas, druggist, Mission nr 29th Coates & Street (C Coates and J Street), 


liquors, 200 Market 
Cobb C C, saloon, 16 Clay 
Cobb D, photographer, 1144 Market 


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Cobb, Bovee & Co (Henry A Cobb and 
Wm H Bovee), real estate and auc- 
tioneers, 321 Montgomery 

Cobb Henry (Cobb, Bovee & Co), 321 


Montgomer 
COBB ul G (Cobb & Moore), 103 Mont- 


omery 

COBB & MOORE (M G Cobb and Chas 
H Moore), attorneys-at-law, 103 
Montgomery 

Cobine John, saloon, 127 Folsom 

Cobleigh J H (Peasley & Co), 2020 Polk 

Cobleigh & Kidd, horseshoers, 1509 Polk 

Coblentz Joseph (John S Bowman & Co), 
213 and 215 Battery 

Coblentz M (Coblentz & Miner), liquors 
108 6th 

Coblentz & Miner (M Coblentz and J E 
Miner), wholesale liquors, 108 6th 

Cobliner Bros (J & S Cobliner), whole- 
sale fancy goods, millinery, etc, 543 
Market 

Cobliner I & N (Cobliner Bros), 543 
Market 

Cobliner J (Cobliner Bros), 543 Market 

Cobliner S (Cobliner Bros), res New 


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Cochran John T & Co (John T Cochran), 
commission merchants, 122 Clay 
Cochrane E O, dentist, 850 Market 
Cochrane Mrs Mary B, associate princi- 
pal Irving Institute, 1036 Valencia 
CODE MRS E §, principal Buena Vista 
school, York bet Solano and Butte 
Code, Elfelt & Co (Philip D Code and 
Jos Elfelt), canned fruits, 314 Wash- 
ington 
Code John (Code & Lasar), 1009 Valen- 


cia 

Code & Lasar (John Code and Edward 
Lasar), livery stable, 1009 Valencia 

Code P D, vice-pres Union Packing Co, 
121 Market 

Code Phisip D (Code, Elfelt & Co), 314 
Washington 

CODY J CG, wines and liquors, cor Mis- 
sion and 29¢: 

Cody # J, liquors, NW cor Mission and 
29t 


Coe OR, agt New York Health Lift 
Co, 402 Kearny 

Coe Mrs S Q; machine butter holes, 21 
Dupont 

Coeke Charles, groceries, 1438 Pacific 

Coetho & de Fereitas (John C Coelho 
and Jose M de Fereitas), proprs 
Azores Hotel, 111 Jackson : 

COFFEE ANDREW J, notary public 
and commissioner for Arizona, 509 
Califurr‘- 

Coffee Ju. .. \Walcom, Gorvan & Coffee), 
421 and 423 Pacific 

Coffey James V, lawyer, 530 California 

Coffey John J, lawyer, 526 Kearny 


PRISON CELLS, 


voy Joseph F, attorney-at-law, 636 


Clay 

Coffin A F (Coffin, Sanderson & Cook), 
312 Pine ‘ 

Coffin Geo W, light-house inspector, 
office U S Appraiser’s Building 

Coffin & Hendry (J W Coffin and Chas 
J Hendry), ship chandlery and naval 
stores, 2, 4, 6 and 8 Market 

Gomi J W (Coffin & Hendry), 2 Mar- 

et 

Coffin & Mayhew (K W Coffin and H H 
Mayhew), druggists, 2957 16th and 
2338 Mission 

Coffin J B, shipping and commission, 
11 Steuart 

Coffin R W (Coffin & Mayhew), 2957 
16th and 2338 Mission 

Coffin, Sanderson & Cook (J E Cook, G 
R Sanderson and A F Coffin), stock 
brokers, 312 Pine 

Coghill A J, stationer, printer and 
blank book mfr, 3!4 California 

Coghill & Simon (T B Coghill and J C 
Simon), wholesale grocers, 313 and 
315 Front 

Coghill T B (Coghill & Simon), 313 
Front 

Coghlan D W, stationery and toys, 926 
Larkin 

Coghlan John, news agt, cigars, tobacco 
and confectionery, 519 Taylor 

Cogniasse Mme A, dressmaker, 508 
O’Farrell 

Cogewell J L, dentist, ‘‘Chronicle ”’ 

uilding, NE cor Bush and Kearny 

Cohan Morris, fancy goods, 959} Mis- 
sion 

Cohan Patrick, groceries, 317 5th 

Cohane Lawrence, carpenter, 710 Turk 

Cohen Aaron, clothing, 429 Pacific 

Cohen Abraham, tailor, 236 Ist 

Cohen Alfred A, attorney-at-law, 328 
Montgomery 

Cohen Mrs Anna, ccffee saloon and 
bakery, 539 4th 

COHEN & BLUM (M Cohen, A and C 
Blum), wholesale cigars, 316 Sacra- 
mento 

Cohen Miss Carrie, teacher Haight 
Grammar School 

Cohen D (Charmak & Co), 846 Market 

Cohen Mrs D, children’s clothing and 
fancy goods, 210 2d 

Cohen David, locksmith, 1084 Howard 
bet 6th and 7th 

Cohen D & Bro (D and H Cohen), fur- 
nishing goods, 58 4th 

Cohen D & H (D Cohen & Bro), 58 4th 

Cohen Mrs Dora, dry goods, 210 2d 

Cohen Kugar A (Costigan & Co), 28 
California 

Cohen Elias, jeweler and watchmaker, 
225 6th 


Feed Besse Ye CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


CONKLIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING, 333 TYLER ST., S. F. 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS, "Ss. ¥cest.o* 


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San Francisco. 108 


Cohen Harry, cigars and tobacco, 338 
Market 


Cuhen Herrman, mouldings, frames, 
engravings and mirrors, 19 Dupont 

Cohen Jacob, bakery, 539 4th 

Cohen J E, bazaar, 512 Kearny 


Cohen Joseph, clothing, 219 and 221 | CO. 


Pacific 
Cohen Lewis, tailor, 5474 Mission 
Cohen Louis, clothing, 408 Pacific 


Cohen M (Cohen & Blum), 316 Suacra- 
mento 

Cohen Maurice D, cigars and tobaccu, 

. 959 Mission 

Cohen MJ (Von Ofen & Cohen), 955 
Howard 

Cohen Morris, wholesale and retail 
butcher, 103 Ridley 


Cohen Myer, furnishing goods, 516 4th 
Cohen ‘ , dry goods and fancy goods 
210 2 


Cohen Philipp, mfr essences, 621 San- 
some 

Cohen Phil, hairdresser, 12 Sacramento 

Cohen Simon, necromancer, 425 Kearny 


Cohen W & Co (Wm Cohen, Constant 
Meyer and L Hirsch), importers and 
mfrs gents’ furnishing gouds, 13 and 
15 Battery 

Cohen Wm (W Cohen & Co), 13 and 15 
Battery 

aie Wm, sewing machine agt, 145 

t 
Coken Mrs Wm, glass store, 1054 How- 


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C: hen Wm G (Costigan & Co), 28 Cali- 
fornia 

Cohen Wm IS, agt Domestic Sewing 
Machine, 145 6t 

Cohn A (Honigbaum & Cohn), 51 Sac- 
ramento 

ont A, watchmaker and jeweler, 1244 

t 


Cohn A, pres Pacific Jute Mfg Co, 204 
Front 

Cohn A B, second-hand clothes, 1068 
Howard, bet 6th and 7th 

Cohn Abran, tailor, 116 2d 

Cohn Adolph, practical watchmaker, 
1244 6th bet Mission and Howard 

Cohn Alexander, crockery, 1419 Polk 

Qohn Bris (S M Cohn and Theodore 
Cohn), dry goods, 1337 Pacific 

Cohn Charles, upholsterer, 984 Folsom 

Cohn D, physician, 421 O’Farrell 

Cohn Edward (Edward Cohn & Co), 225 
Montgomer 

Cohn Edward & Co (Ed Cohn and Julius 
Berger), cigars and tobacco, 225 Mont- 
gomery 

Cohn Emanuel, tailor, 644 Mission 

Cohn G (Salomon, Wise & Cohn), 606 
and 608 Battery 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, “street, foregon Auk, Maple and Alder.” 


Cohn G (G@ Cohn & Cv), 117 and 119 


Pine 
Cohn G & Co (G Cohn and Anton Nath- 
an), cigar mfrs, 117 and 119 Pine ' 
Cohn cg Greenebaum & Co), 115 
r) 


and 117 

HN HERMAN (Goldstein & Cohn), 

722-749 Market 

Cohn Herman, mfr furnishing goods, 
230 Bush ‘ 

Cohn J (Hoffman & Cohn), 206 3d 

Cohn J, clothing, 723 Montgomery 

Cohn Jacob, boots and shoes, 103 Pacific 

Cohn Jacob, junk, 14 Taylor 

Cohn JM, general mdse, 1405 24th 

Cohn J M, cigar mfr, 1034 Market 

Cohn Joseph, clothing, 723 Montgomery 

Cohn Lesser (L and W Cohn), 329 
Kearn 

Cohn L & N (Lesser and Nathan Cohn), 

ents’ furnishing good3, 329 Kearny 

Cohn Louis, fruit, 910 Larkin 

Cohn M, bootmaker, 202 Powell 

Cohn M B, clothing, 131 Jackson 

Cohn Marcus, gents’ and boys’ clothing, 
lla goods, hats and caps, 222 
6 


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Cohn Max (Schillor & Cohn), 1034 Mar- 


ket 

Cchn Max, hairdresser, 1162 Market 

Cohn Meyer, bootmaker, 1705 Polk 

Cohn Myer, clothing, 516 4th 

Cohn Michael, tailor, 209 Pacific 

Cohn N, hairdresser, 9314 Market 

Coha Nathan (L& N Cohn), 329 Kearny 

Cohn Philipp, meat market, SE cor 
Haight aud Fillmore 

Cohn Philip, restaurant, 646 Clay 

Cohn Reuben, furniture and bedding, 
1028 Howaid 

Cohn 8, barber, 30 Geary 

Cohn Samuel, clothing, 152 3d 

Cohn S E, fane goods, 512 Kearny 

COHN SIMON. oung America Cloth- 
ing House, 42] Kearny next Golden 
Rule Bazaar 

Cohn S M (Cohn Bros), 1337 Pacific 

Cohn S 8S, exchange broker, 428 Mont- 

omery 

Cohn Miss T, milliner, 428 Hayes. 

Cohn Theodore (Cohn Bros), 1337 Pacific 

Cohn Thomas, tailor, 734 Washington 

Cohn Thos, tailor, 821 Jackson 

Cohn William, liquors, 1406 Polk 

Cohn W L, merchant tailor, 411 Pine 

Cohne Gustave, merchant tailor, 114 
Dupont 

Cohnreich Bros (I and J Cohnreich), 
boots and shoes, 840 Market 

Coit B Howard, chairman San Fran- 
cisco Stock and Exchange Board, 327 
Pine 

Coit Chas (Harrison & Coit), 427 Pine 

Cokeley J, liquors, 236 Townsend 


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315 J St, Sacramento, Cal. 


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H. WACHHORST'S ** 


\ UIS BRAVERMAN & CO., 


104 San Francisco. 


WILLIAM, mfg chemist, 

111 Minna 

COKER WILLIAM & CO (William 
Coker), Antiseptic Uterine Capsules, 
111 Minna 

Colby H H (Sterre & Colby), 331 East 

Colby Z F, tobacvonist, 19404 Mission 

Cole Cornelius, attoruey-at-law, 506 
Battery ‘ 

Cole Eiward P, sattorney-at-law, 402 
Montgomery 

Cole, Kenny & Co(W H B Cole, L F 
Golder and Thos Kenny), mfrs brooms 
and brushes, 421 Front 

Cole Nicholas V, wood and coal, 662 
Mission 

Cole N P, pres California Furniture 
Mfg Co, 220-226 Bush 

COLE 0 H, insurance broker, 433 Cali- 
fornia 

Col. R Beverly, physician, 218 Post 

Cole Thomas, mining, 331 Montgom ry 

Cole W H B (Cole, Kenny & Co), 421 
Front 

Cole W P, dentist, °2 Kearny 

Coleman Adolph, barber, 218 Pacific 

Coleman C, watchmaker and jeweler, 
41 3d 

Coleman Mrs Catharine, second-hand 
clothing, 41 3d 

Coleman C H, hairdresser, 527 Sacra- 
mento 

Coleman D, groceries, NW cor 4th and 
Brannan 

Coleman Dennis, bootmaker, 604 Mission 

Coleman D R, blacksmith, 11 Vallejo 


COLEMAN E J, pres Pacific Transfer 
Co, and pres Gas Consumers’ Associa- 
tion, 110 Sutter 

Coleman & Gorham (W P Coleman and 
W TGorham), commission merchants, 
214 Sacramento 

Coleman James §, physician, 520 Va- 
lencia 

Coleman Jas V, capitalist, room 42, 309 
Montgomery 


COLEMAN JOHN E W, painter and 
whitener, 924 Folsom 

Coleman Jno W, capitalist, 327 Pine 

Coleman Tappet (The), Adams & Carter 
agts, 109 California 

Coleman W P, commissioner of deeds, 
214 Sacramento 

Culeman W P, notary public, 307 Mont- 


omery 
Coleman W P (Coleman & Gorham), 214 
Sacramento 
LEMAN W T (Wm T Coleman & 
Co), SE cor Market and Main 


COLEMAN W T & CO’S LINES OF 


CLIPPER SHIPS, Phiil.delphia, 
Hong Kong:and Boston, uffice SE cor 


Market and Main 


COLEMAN WM T 
Culemun), shipping and commission 
merchants, SE cor Market and Main 

Colette Mrs C, laundry, 1021 Stockton 

Coi A (A Coli & Uo), 907 Washiugton 

Coli A & Co (A and B Coli), wood, cval, 
coke and charcoal, 907 Washinuton 

Coli B (A Coli & Co), 907 Washington 

Coll Patrick, tailor, 307 Minna 

Collector of Port, E L Sullivan, Custom 
House 

College of Notre Dame, Sister Aloyse 
of the Cross, pres and superior, es 
Dolores bet 16th and 17th 

Collers Bros (Chas and Henry Collers), 
mrocenl om 971 Harrison 

Collers Chas (C lera Bros), 971 Harrison 

Collers Henry (Cullers Bros), 917 Har- 
rison 

Collet F, French wines and liquors, 
502 2a 

Collie W H (W H Collie & Co), 16 Post 

COLLIE W H & CO (W H Collie, Gec 
B Jones ant John Forsyth), prop:s 
Park Nursery, cor Hayes and Baker, 
depot 18 Post nS 

Collier P F, publisher, 621 Sansome 

Collin H, tailor, 1311 Pacific 

Collins B, baker, 37 6th 

Collins Mrs Atbertine, boarding-house, 
817 Montgomery 

COLLINS & CO (Chas J Collins & Son), 
hats and caps. 512 Moutgomery 

W, Anglo-Spanish Mer- 
chant, 323 Front 

Collins C W, miuing sec, 419 Califo-nia 

Collins Danl, fruits and vegetab es, .11 


24th 

Collins E S, plumber and gasfittor, 24 
Montgomery ave 

agri ‘T(E T Collins & Co), 1223 


‘0 

Collins F T & Co(F T andT W Collins), 
hatters, 1243 Polk 

Collius Geo H (Higgins & Collins), 271 
East 

Collins J J, tailor, 641 Post 

Collns John A, atturney-at-law, 410 


‘arny 
ve J W, dairy produce, 3 Boardman 
ace 
COLLINS MARY F, propr Albemarle 
House, 8 Mason 
Collins P, saloon, 502 Mission 
Collins P, liquors, 149 2d 
Collins S M (Collins & Tilden), 426 San- 
some 
COLLINS § P (S P Collins & Co), 329 
Montgomery and 411 California 
LLINS 8 P & CO (S P Collins), 
liquors, 329 Montgomery and 5:1 
California 
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CALVIN NUTTING & SON, ©? SAC RTREET, PAV ReAncisco. 


Aron Doors, Bank Vaults, Etc. 


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JEWELERS, offrr Goods lower than any 
houne in the City, 110 Montzomery Set. 


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San Francisco. 105 

Collins & Tilden (H N Tilden and SM| COMANCHE MARKET, F W 

Collins), commission merchants andj ZECHER PROPR !8174 Powell bet 
Filbert and Greenwich 


dairy produce, 426 Sansome 
a a TW (FT Collins & Co). 1223 
olk 
Collopy James, bakery and confection- 
ery, 953 Bryant bet 6th and 7th 
Colman A (Colman Bros), 141 Mont- 


Colman 1 Mrs A F, varieties, 433 O’Far- 


re 

Colman Bros (A, M and C Colman), 
clothing, 141 Montgomery 

ae Joseph, mining, 314 Montgom- 


Colman M (Colman Brcs), 141 Mont- 
omery 

Colman N B, physician, 204 Sutter 

Colman S, tailor, 316 Pacitic 

Colmann Martin, liquors, NE cor Pine 
and Kearny 

Colombat A, dress and cloak trimming, 
108 O'Farrell 

Colombier Mme E, dress and cloak- 
maker, 36 Geary 

Colombo Hotel, L Raffe‘to propr, 621 
Broadway 

Colombo Market, Front bet Pacific and 
Jackson 

COLOMBO SALOON, Charles Sciaroni 
propr, 621 Broadway 

Colonnade Hotel, Mrs Alfred Rix propr, 
1206 Market 

Colorado Commercial and Land Co, 607 
Washington 

Colorado House, Mrs A Rix propr, 
lodging-house, 1206 Market 

ee Sh Eliza, dressmaking, 555 


Gea 

Colton % O, attorney and notary public, 
623 Commercial 

COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 
rooms 6, 8 and 10, Phelan Bluck, 806 
Market 

Colton House, Mrs Alice Reilly propr, 
4484 3d 

Columbia Brewery, J C Sauter & Co 

roprs, 735 Tehama 

COLUMBIA FOUNDRY, Reese 
Llewellyn propr, 133 and 135 Beale 
and 130-136 Main 

Columbia Grammar School, cor Colum- 
bia and 25th 

Columbia Lodge No 121, I O B B, 
a sec, B’nai Brrith Hall, 121 


Columbia Soap Works, Gi'bert S Keys 
res, 202 Market and 26 Jessie 
Columbia Square, ‘Folsom to Harrison, 
6th to Sherman” - 
Columbus Consolidated M & M Co, J M 
Buffington sec, 309 California 
Columbus Hall, 3 and 4 Stevenson 


b= | Columbus M, fish, Opera House Market 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, sel Goatterneps, Newel Poets, Malusters, 


Combes ©, patent medicines, 502 Wash- 


cane JH (J H Combs & Co), 22 and 
24 Spear 

Comerford Hall, Church nr 27th 

Comerford J M, real estate, Duncan nr 
Church 

Comerford Patrick, liquors 1911 Hyde 

COMMERCIAL AGENCY (The), Ed- 
wards, Pickens & Fulton proprs, 401 
California 

Commercial Fire Insurance Co of New 
York, Wm G Elliott general a,t, 410 
California 

“COMMERCIAL HERALD,” John 
H Carmany & Co publishers, 409 
Washington 

Commercial Hotel, Cyrus Carmany mgr, 
SE cor Montgomery ave and Pacific 


COMMERCIAL INSURANCE CO 
OF CALIFORNIA, John H Wise 
pres, Chas A Laton sec, 405 California 


“COMMERCIAL NEWS AND 
SHIPPING List, Morris U Bates 
& Co proprs, 123 California 

Commercial Soap Co, Dakin & Libbey 
mngrs, 223 Sacramento 

Commercial Steam Power Works, Mrs 
E Overend propr, 5065 Commercial 


COMMERCIAL UNION _ASSUR- 
ANCE CO OF UNDGN (tire 
aud marine), Jno Rae Hamilton mgr, 
210 Sans me 

‘“‘Commercial World,” 
proprs, 12] California 

Commins & O'Connor, liquors, 204 and 
206 Market, 5 and7 Pine 

Commins P W, horseshoeing, Mission 
Road 

Commonwealth Consolidated Mining 
Co, C A Morse sec, 217 Sansome 

Como Eureka Gold and Silver Mining 
Co, Lucien Hermann sec, 220 San- 
some 

“Companion” (fraternal),419 Sacramento 

Compromise Gold Mining Co, Daniel 
Buck sec, room 81, 309 Montgomery 


COMPTOIR D’ES COMPTE DE 
PARIS, C de Guigne agt, 412 Mont- 
gomery 
Com ha Livery Stable, R Smith propr, 
624 
ee a Jr, attorney-at-law, 628 Mont- 


Mayer Bros 


Connnt "A F, California Package Disin- 
fecting Co, 525 Front 

Conant B H, stationery and fancy 
goods, 202 Stockton 

Conant Mrs B H, dressmaker, 202 
Stockton 


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Conb»ir Geo R, carpenter and builder, 
7974 Mission 

Concannon L, eries, liquors and ci- 
gare, 1577 Market 

Concord Council 0 C T, B'nai B'rith 
Hall, 121 Eddy 

Concordia Hall, 927 Mission 

Concordia Hotel, John Grundies propr, 
907 Folsom 

Concordia Mining Co, Wm J Taylor sec, 
room 25, 310 Pine 

Conda George, coffee stand, 816 Front 

Condee Geo M, pres Bengall Mining Co, 
330 Pine 

CONDEE G M, Climax Washing Pow- 
der, 9054 Howard 

Condict J Elliott, supt The Central Gas 
Light Co, 413 Calitornia 

CONDON JOHN, liquors, 733 Howard 

Condon Mrs Sarah O, bakery, 254 4th 

CONE J 8, pres of the board of railroad 
commissioners (first district), 320 San- 


some 
Coney C W H, dressmaker, 432 Hayes 
Coney Mrs Sophy, dressmaker, 432 


Hayes 

Confidence Silver Mining Co, Richard 
Wegener sec, 414 California 

Congdon George, real estate, room 40, 
309 Montgomery 

Congdon J H & Co (J H and Henry 
Congdon), commission merchants, 6 
Steuart 

Congregation Beth Israel, Rev Dr A J 
Messing minister, Turk bet Taylor 
and Jones 

Congregational Publishing Society, Rev 
F E Shearer agt, 757 Market 

Se eeaucn Sharay Zedek,: Stockton 
bet Broadway and Vallejo 

Congtrey A R, meat, stalls 20 and 21 
Centre Market 

CONKLIN BROS (Wm M_and Frank 
Conklin), Steam Carpet Beating and 
Renovating Works, whitening in all 
its branches, 333 Golden Gate ave 

Conklin FG (P& FG Conklin), 585 
Market 

Conklin Frank (Conklin Bros), 333 
Golden Gate ave 

bag P (P& F G Conklin), 585 Mar- 

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Conklin P & F G (P and F G Conklin), 
mfrs of buckskin gloves, 585 Market 

Conklin Wm M (Conklin Bros), 333 
Golden Gate ave* 

Conkling G W, gents furnishing goods, 
610 Market 

CONLIN JAMES (Conlin & Roberts), 
728 Mission ; 

CONLIN & ROBERTS (James Conlin 
and John © koberts), messi roofers 
and galvanized iron cornice, 728 Mis- 
sion 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, 


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Sirces, 


San Francisco. 


Conlon Michael (Fitagerald & Conlon), 
1515 California 
oon Edward J, sawmaker, 641 Mission 


CE CO, of Hartford, Macdonald & 
Hawes general agts, Hagan & Man- 
heim resident agts, 401 California 

Connecticut Mutual Fife Insurance Co 
of Hartford Conn, James B Roberts 
general agt, 315 California ‘ 

Connell M aay I, teacher Haight 
Grammar Schoo. 

Connell Miss M L, dressmaker, 110 
Kearny F 

Connelly A H, horseshoer, 177 Jessie 

Connelly & Borle, furnitureand bedding, 
534 and 536 Market 

CONNELLY JAMES & CO (James 
Connelly and Lewis Borle), carpets, 
furniture, bedding and upholstery, 
532 and 534 Market, opp Grand Hotel 

Connelly Martin, wood, coal and char- 
coal, 1082 Howard 

Connelly Timothy, groceries, 2529 Mis- 


sion 
Conner Mrs J L, artist, St Ann’s Build- 


in 

Cun J M, carpenter and architect, 
219 Mason 

Conner John W, real estate, 604 Mer- 
chant 

Connerton Owen, groceries, 170 9th 

Conniff Michael, saloon, 222 McAllister 

Connolly Eugene J, liquors, 215 Davis 

Connolly James, liquors, 20 Everett 

Connolly & Kicrnan (Peter Connolly 
and Theo J Kiernan), 643 Merchant 

Connolly P, liquors, 422 Kearny 

Connolly Patrick, saloon, 622 4th 

Connolly Peter (Connolly & Kiernan), 
liquors, 643 Merchant 

Connolly T, poultry and butter, 7-11 
S F Market 

Connolly W J, butcher, 1837 Market 

Connor E A (O’Connor Bros), SE cor 
Clay and Drumm 

Connor F, lapidary, 332 Bush 

Connor Jas, wood and coal, 113 Shipley 

Connor J H (Connor J H & Co), 528 3d 

Connor J H & Co (J F Denniston and 
J HConnor), plumbers and gasfitters, 
528 3d 

Connor Mrs J L, artist, 6 Eddy 

Connor John (O’Nesti & Connor), 501 
and 503 Sansome 

Connor Patrick, bootmaker, 623 Union 

Connors James, wood and coal, 113 
Shipley 

Connors Luke, grocer, 212 8th 

Connors T, Ent 2113 Polk 

CONOLLEY EDWARD, liquors, 10- 
18 Leidesdor® 

Oma Mrs E G, confectionery, 1209 

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Conor Francis, lapidary, 332 Bush 

Conrad Belf, restaurant, 29 Drumm 

Conrad David, dried fruits and nuts, 
601 and 503 Front 

Conrad Geo (Conrad & Robinet), 207 
Dupont 

CONRAD H A, carpenter and builder, 

Conrad Mrs Mer f goods, 151 7th 
onr rs Mary, fanc . 

Conrad & Robinet (Geor e Conrad and 
Lewis Robinet), coffee saloon, 207 
Dupont 

Conrades Fred, Antelope Restaurant. 
612 Market 

Conradt Julius, dentist, 821 Kearny 

Conran Thos S, mfrs agt, 120 Sutter 

Conro G A, cigars, 518 Battery 

Conroy John, saloon, 108 Jackson 

Conroy MH, painter, 1332 Columbia 

Considine J, liquors, 503 4th 

Con Imperial Mining Co, W E Dean 
sec, room 79, 309 Montgomery 

Con Amador Mining Co, 430 Mont- 
gomery 

Con Astor Mining Co, 331 Montgomery 

Con Pacific Mining Co, F E Luty sec, 
330 Pine 

Consolidat d Refo:ma Lead and Silver 
Mining Co, 519 Montgomery 

Con State Range Gold and Silver Min- 
ing Co, 44 Nevada Block 

Consolidated Virginia Mining Co, A W 
Havens sec, room 26, 309 Montgomery 

Con Wyoming, J M Buffington sec, 
309 California 

Constine Bros, proprs Great Thorough- 
fare Grocery Store, 146 6th 

Consul of Denmark, Charles Wilson, 
307 California 

Consul to Guatamala, Louis B Parrott, 
306 California 

Consul to Hawaii, H W Severance, 
316 California 

Consulate De France, Auguste de Mean 
Vauvert consul, 704 Washington 

Oonsulate Argentine Republic, Charles 
Baum consul, 510 Battery 


Consulate of Mexico, J Mexia Carlos 
consul, 506 Batter 

Consulate of Salvador, J M Tinoco 
consul, 506 Battery 

Contention Con Mining Co, D C Bates 
sec, room 79, 309 Montgomery 

Continental Hotel, J Reed propr, 521 
Pacific 

Continental Insurance Co of New York 
and Niagara. Fire Insurance of New 
York, Balfour, Guthrie & Co, general 
agts, 316 California 

CONTINENTAL OIL AND TRANS- 
PORTATION CO OF CAL, i i 
Blake pres, Hugh Tevis sec, Walter 
E Dennison, supt, 123 California 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


107 


Contra Costa Laundry Association, 
Hallett, Kartlett & Dalton proprs, 28 
Sacramento 

Convent, SW cor Lombard and Powell 

Convent of Most Holy Names, 10th nor 
Howard 

Convey Edward, meat market, cor Hyde 
and Green 

Conway Bernard, liquors, 997 Market 

Conway James, saloon, 1200 Market 

Conway M H, painter and whitener, 
922 Howard 

Conway Michael G, harnessmaker and 
saddles, 506 Market 

Corey Patrick, wood and coal, 133 
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et gy TC, lawyer, 504 Kearny 
Cook A (U Simon, Sons & Co), 3 San- 


some 

Cook Mrs Anna, liquors, 400 3d 

COOK A 9, oak tanned leather, belting 
and hose, 415 Market, (see advertise- 
ments) 

COOK MRS A 0, portrait and land- 
scape painter, preserved flowers and 
hair jewelry, 126 Kearny, (Thurlow 
Block) 

Cook AS, physician, 224 Post 

Cook Bros (HE B and W H Cook), 
real estate, 405 Market 

Cook Mrs C A, physician, 224 Post 

Cook Mrs C, hair goods, 212 Kearny 

Cook Carro!l, attorney-at-law, room 68, 


309 Montgomer 
Cook DANIEL, capitalist, room 4, 
309 Montgomery 


Cook David S (Bryant & Cook), 8 Davis 
K EBBEN, saloon, NE cor 9th and 
Brannan 
Cook Edward E, saloon, 219 Ellis 
as E, plumber and gasfitter, 1210 
0 
COOK F (, physician, 716 Howard 
Cook G E ob R Billings & Co), 1311 
Stockton 


Cook Mrs Hanoria, bakery, 521 4th 

Cook H B (Cook Bros), 405 Market 

COOK HN, leather belting and hose, 
405 Market 

Cook J A (L Dinkelspiel & Co), res New 
York 

Cook J E (Coffin, Sanderson & Cook), 
312 Pine 

Cook John, barber, 131 Montgomery 

Cook John, bakery, 521 4th 

Cook & Luesmann (M Cook and E Lues- 
mann), liquors, 9 Hardie Place 

Cook M (Cook & Luesmann), 9 Hardie 
Place 

Cook Richard, carpenter, 1704 Fillmore 

COOK SETH, capitalist, room 4, 309 
Montgomery 

Cook & Trounson, carpenters, 514 Pine 

Cook W H (Cook Bros), 405 Market 


ALLEN, TUGGLE &CO., OREGON ASH AND MAPLE "3S. "°.22ces 2° 
San Francisco. 


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WHITE BROS, 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
Street, 8... Wagon Stock, Cabtuet. Woods, etc 


Cook W L (W L Uook & Co), NW cor 
Grove and Liguna 

Crk WL& Co(AJ Wiskotechill and 
W L Oovk), grocery, NW cor Grove 
and Laguna 

Cooke’ and Waiters’ Society (French), 
Mouthon & Bordes mgrs, 508 Bush 

Cool G W, dentist, 22 ee § 

vee Henry C, fruits and produce, 

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Coolidge J A, sec Merchants’ Exchange 
Association, SW cor California and 
Leidesdorff 

Comnba J H & Co (J H C ombs), ship- 
wrizhts and caulkera, 22 and 24 Spear 

COON MAJOR DAVID, propr Wads- 
werth House, 225 Bush 

Coon H P (King. Morse & Co), 303 Sac- 
ramento and NW cor Broadway and 
Sansome 

Coon H I (Merten, Moffitt & Co), 318 
and 420 Clay 

COON M F, engraver, 527 Commercial 

Couney Mrs H, varieties, 291 Union 

Co ney J J, paints and oils, 113 4th 

Cooney John N, grocer, 422 Natoma 

Cooney M, attorney-at-law, 405 Kearny 

Cooney Mrs M, variety, 291 Usion 

Cooper A B, mining sec, 420 Montgom- 


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Cuoper James B, mining, 420 Montgom- 


ery 

Cooper J K, books and stationery, 746 
Market 

Cooper John, tailor, 24 New Montgom- 


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ore Mrs Sarah, branch bakery, 28194 
ission 
Cooper Mrs Selina, branch bakery, 2549 
Folsom 
ae oe janitor Golden Gate Block, 
1 Post 
C00S BAY STAVE AND LUMBER 
CO, John L Koster mur, 33 Main 
Guys & Boyd (W W Cope and James T 
oyd), atturneys-at-luw, 324 Pine 
Cope & Davis (Ge» W Cope and Geo O 
avis), stock brokers, 324 Montgom- 


ery 

Cope Geo W (Cope & Davis), 324 Mont- 

C me Th lumbi d gastitii 
lupe os, plumbing and gasfitiing, 
f22 Mission roe . 

Cope W W ope & Boyd), 324 Pine 

Copeland W (Taylor & Cupeland), 
126 Kearn 

Coppage J W, buttonhole factory, 31 2d 

Copper Frauk, furnishing goods, 436 
Kearny 

C.ipson Benj, mfr brooms, 322 Davis 

Coquille Mill and Tug Co, M L Has- 
comb agt, 121 Washington 

to Corbett PJ, livery stable, 518 and 520 
Hayes 


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Curbett & Roche (Thos Corbett and Si- 
mon Roche), saloon, 23 2d 

Corbett 8 J, physician, 311 Taylor 

Corbett Thomas (Corbett & Rovhe), 23 
2 


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Corbett Wm & Co (Wm Corbett), gild- 
ers, 357 Tehama 

Corhitt William (Corbitt & MacLeay), 
218 California 

Corbitt & MacLeay (Wm Corbitt, Don- 
ald and Kenne:h McLeay), wholesale 
grocers, shipping and commission 
merchants, Portland, Oregon, office 
218 Oulifornia 

Corbus A T, purchasing and commis- 
sion merchant and agt for Red Bluff 
Flour Mills, 121 Front 

Corccran D P, tailor, 106 Hayes 

Corcoran J H, propr Terminal House, 
6U6 «th 

Corcoxan Mra Katie, dressmaker, 704 
Larkin 

Corcoran Owen, dairy, Mission Road nr 
St Mary's College 

Corcoran Thos, bootmaker, 1887 Mis- 
sion cor 15th 

Cordan Antonio C & Son (Antorio CO 
and Frank C Cordan), barbei3, 210 
Drumm 

Cordan Antonio C (Antonio C Cordan 
& Sen), 210 Drumm 

Cordan Frank C (Antonio C Cordan & 
Son), 210 Drumm 

Cordea T J, books, stationery, cigars and 
tobacco, 525 4th 

Cordes B, wines, liquors and cigars, SW 
cor Clay and Waverly Place 

Cordes Jacob, groceries, SE cor 26th 
and Valencia 

Cordes John (Otten & Cordes), 1401 
Stockton 

Cordouan Josephine, French laundry, 
35 Turk 

Corey Thomas, stoves and tinware, 204 
Pacific 


CORKERY JAMES (Corkery & Quill), 
SW cor 26th and Alabama and SW 
cor 5th and Howard 


CORKERY & QUILL (James Corkery 
and Authony Quill), groceries, SW 
cor 5th and Howard and SW cor 26th 
and Alabama 

Corlett Theresa (E B Thompson & Co), 
1326 Bush 


CORMAC & JAHN (T E K Cormac 
aud Aibrecht Jahn), attorn-ys aud 
collection office, 606 Clay 

bah late E K (Cormac & Jahn), 606 

ay 

Corniel.on Mrs, lodging-house, 2314 
Bush 

Cornelius F O, watchmaker and jeweler, 
300 4th 


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Cornelius Hansen (Fisher & Hansen), 621 


Hyde 

Cornell P, real estate, 331 Montgomery 

Cornell 8S V, carpenter, 1027 Sutter 

Corning & Co (R 8 Corning and J F 
Taylor), wood and coal, 11 Taylor 

Corning RS (Corning & Co), 11 Taylor 

Corning Mrs & S, lodging, 106 Taylor 

Cornish John, liquors, 616 Clay 

CORNWALL F, oculist and aurist, 
318 Sutter 

CORNWALL PIERRE B, pres Black 
Diamond Coal Mining Co and Belling- 
ham Bay Coal Co, office SE cor Spear 
and Folsom; also pres California Elec- 
tric Light Co, Jessie 

Cornwall Wm A, attorney-at-law, 606 
Montgomer: 

Cornwell 8 &, stationery and fancy 
goods, 1152 Market 

Cornyn James, propr Manhattan House, 
705 and 707 Front 

Coroner, F L Weeks, 641 Sacramento 

Corr Mrs Bridget, dressmaking, 939 
Folsom 

bag ae Mrs A, branch bakery, 418} 

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Corrigan John, tailor, 304 Minna 
Corrigan Mrs Katie, grocery, 722 Bran- 


nan 
Corrado Louis, groceries, 821 Broadwa 
Corrinson Nathan, barber, 1829 Union” 
Corriveau L, baths and hairdresser, 113 


Geary 

Corson John, saloon, Junction House, 
Onondaga ave 

Cortelyou P L (Witton & Cortelyou), 
23 and 24 California Market 

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Cory Isaac H (Carolan, Cory & Co), 117 
California 

Cosbie Wm, harness and saddlés,~423 
Mission 

Cosyriff Mrs A G, milliner, 56 3d 

COSGROVE CHRISTOPHER & CO, 
real estate brokers, 652 Market 

COSGROVE CHRISTOPHER, attor- 
ney-at-law, 652 Market 

Cosgrove James, saloon, 100 McAllister 

Cosgrove John, supt Pacific Cuasi: 8 S 
Co’s michine shop, NE cor Broadway 
and Front 

Cosgrove Mrs M, dressmaking, 413 
Sutter 

Cosgrove Patrick, boarding house, 43 


allejo 
COSMETIC BAZAAR, Mrs E Lord, 
228 Sutter 
Cosmopolitan Millinery Store, B Laz- 
ansky propr, 134 6th ‘ 
Cosmopolitan a a Butler Burris 
_sec, 2 Nevada Bloc 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


aker, 


Cosmopolitan Paving and Asphaltnm 
Co, em and material, 202 Bush 

Coso House, lodging-house, L J Ewell 
propr, 411 Sansome 

Costa G, boarding-house, 314 Pacific 

Costa J (J M Tinco & Co), 506 Battery 

Costa J (Podesta & Costa), 843 Pacitic 

Costa Peter, Ita ian Dairy, SE cor 20th 
and Columbia : 

Costa Rica, Consul of, T L Mayer, room 
10, Halleck Block 

Costello Mrs ay Le be 821 Folsom 

Costello Patrick tmaker, 7(6. Larkin 

Costello Peter, bootmaker, 706 Larkin 

Costello Walter, woud and .oual, 1937 


Howard 

Costgrove Mrs Maria, ladies’ nurse, 841 
Market 

Costigan, Cohen & Co (J M Costigan, 
Wm G and Edgar A Cohen), commnis- 
sion grain and wool brokers, 28 Cali- 


fornia 
Costigan J M*(Costigan & Co), 28 Cali- 
fornia 
Costigen Thomas, carri mfr, a 
general blucksmith, 404 Jackson 
oe S, boot and shoemaker, 4184 Lar- 


in 
Cosula John, bootmaker, 706 Mont- 
gomery ave 
Cote Major Frank M, Paymaster U S 
A, Army Building 36 and 38 Mew 
Montgomery 
COTREL THOMAS, JR, starch and 
spices agt, 405 Front 
KY W B(AJ Plate & Co); 418 Mar- 
et 


Cotta E L, restaurant, 605 Commercial 
Cotte Mrs Elodie, laundry, 411 Geary 
Cotter Mrs J E, preserving flowers, 100 
O'Farrell 
Cotter Maurice, shoemaker, 521 Valen- 


cia 
Cotter T (Selling & Cotter), 1130’Farrell 
Cottle John E, plasterer, 1331 Califor- 


nia 

Cotton D E (Haycock, Tallant & Cotton), 
NW cor Folsom and Maine 

Coubrough Henry, propr Caledonia Oat- 
meal Mills, 713-719 Sansome 

Couch Mrs E, lodging house, 931 Mar- 


ket 
Couch H M, bootmaker, 849 Valencia 


COUGFLIN JOSEPH, second-hand 
machinery, 760 Bryant 

Coulter Geo T, capitalist, 320 Sansome 

Coulter Robert, agt Wakefield Rattan 
Co, 644 Market 

Counihan Jno, tanner, cor Carolina 
and Santa Clara 

County Clerk, David Wilder 

County Jail, Broadway bet Kearny and 
Dupont 


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WHITE BROS.. 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spe 4 
wt,8.F. Oak, Auh, Hickory, Maple, Cherry. ate. 


t., Ssoramento, Cal. 


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MASONIC OUTFITS, "erty Seettset*ustNonenoes, 4,00. 


110 | San Francisco. 


County Moneha Social Club, K R Bj|Cox Wm A, faucy dry gotds and ready 


Hall, 861 Market 


COURIER DE SAN FRANCISCO 
PUBLISHING CO, Derbec Etienne 

propr, 536 Clay 

“COURIER DE SAN FRANCISCO” 
(French), 536 Clay 

Coursen Miss Ellen, singing studio, 264 
Kearny 

Coursen G A, stock broker, 409 Califor- 
nia 

Courser F F, liquors, 233 Stevenson 

Coursey John, saloon, 128 Ist 

Courtenay C, painter, 664 Howard 

Cousins Author H, restaurant, 420 


7) a and 422 Folsom 


ousins William G, attorney-at-law, 


5 417 K cae 
Coutole esire, market and pork 
19\ 6 packer, 303 Montgémery ave 


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School 
Covell Mrs E, dressmaker, 501 Mason - 
Covenant Hall, 325 Montgomery 


g | COVERT HM, commission merchant 


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and purchasing agt, 203 Sacramento 
Cowan Hugh, saloon, 1154 -Leidesdorff 
Cowan RH, chiropodist, 230 Kearny 


a | Cowdery J F, City and County Attoruey, 


634 California 


es Cowell Henry (Davis & Cowell), 211 


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Cowell’s Warehouse, L P Sage propr, 
NE cor Battery and Union 


£2@| Cowen J B (Cowen & Porter), 118 Geary 


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Cowen Philipp, cigars and tobacco, 1306 
Polk 


Cowen & Porter (J B Cowen and J W 
Porter), undertakers, 118 Geary 

Cowie Geo M (Peters & Cowie), 591 6th 

Cowles Samuel, physician, 2017 Mission 

Cowper W H, Healih Inspector, 14 
O’ Parrell 

ba? GW (AT Waite & Co), 1211 


ason 

Cox A (Thos A Cox & Co), 409 Sansome 

Cox Mrs A, dressmaker, 336 O’Farrell 

Cox A M, supt Station A post-office, 
1309 Polk 

Cox Charles, say produce and poultry, 
81 and 82 California Market 

Cox Heury, U S Pension agt and agt 
National Life Insurance Co, 620 
Washington 

Cox James S, bootmaker, 1161 Howard 

Co>- Thos (Thos A Cox & Co), 409 San- 
some 

Cox Thomas A & Co (Thos A and Wm 
Cox), seeds, 409 Sansome 


Cox Mrs T N, Blue Ribbon Temperance 
Coffee House, 202 First 


made clothing, 458 6th 
COYE HIRAM L, mining, 328 Mont- 


gomery 

Coye H L, pres Nevada Salt and Borax 
Co, 310 Pine 

Coyle Henry, bsots and shoes, 402 3d 

CRABB HENRY, stationery, 2331 
Mission 

Crabb Henry H, stationery and varieties, 
806 20th 

Crackbon C L (C A Murdock & Cov), 
532 Cla 

Cradock Wm, horseshoer, 833 Geary 

Craig Mrs A G, books and stationery, 
612 Post 

Craig Alex (Craig & Kremple), 22-26 
Mint ave 

Craig Andrew, attorney-at-law, 420 
Montgomery 

Craig AW (Craig & Mosher), 22 Kearny 

Craig C W (Gilman, Walker & Co), 
224 Front 

Craig F S, fruit and vegetables, stalls 
13 and 14 Bay City Market 

CRAIG HOMER A (Brown, Craig & 
Co), 215 Sansome 

Oraig Hugh, mgr New Zealand Fire and 
Marine Insurance Vo, 412 California 

Cree yemneg; livery stable, 713 Commer- , 
cia 

Craig John & Co, carriagemakers, 1076 
Howard 

Craig John, carpenter, 1571 Market 

badd: ade R, plumbing and gasfitting, 
35 


ty & actos (Alex Craig and F J 
Kremple), undertakers and embalmers, 
22-26 Mint ave 

CRAIG LEE D, notary public and 
commisisoner of deeds, 316 Mont- 
gomery 

Craig & Meredith (Wm ree and J H 
Meredith), attornecys-at-law, 328 
Montgomery 

Craig & Mosher (J L Mosher and A W 

Craig), photographers, 22 Kearny 

Craig R , mill and mining supplies, 
310 Montgomery 

Craig V, ; Photographer, 659 Clay 

Craig Wm (Craig & Meredith), attorney- 
at-law, 328 Montgomery 

ba Mrs Lizzie, milliner, 1221 Stock- 


ene & Roberts (Wm R Cram and N 
H Roberts), saddles and harness, 81 


4th 
Cram Wm R (Cram & Roberts), §1 4th 
Cramer (', meat market, 2115 Fillmore 
Cramer C 8, photogra pher, 402 Kearny 
Cramer H, music teacher, 607 Fell 


Cox Wm (Thos’ A Cox & Co), 409 San- wie oO L groceries and sundries, 118 
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Cramerding & Kratz, butchers, 1503 
Franklin 
TE, agt sale farms 


and country property, 410 Montgom- 
e 
CRANE ALFRED €, notary public 


and commissioner of deeds, 310 Mont- 
gomery 

Crane Chas W, advertising agt, 318 
Pine 

Crane E G (Crane, Hastings & Co), 316 
Sacramento 

Crane Hastings & Co (E G Crane and 
C E Benjamin), wholesale liquors, 316 
Sacramento 

Craner A P (M B Lichtenstein & Co), 
101 Batter 

Cranz Fred (Reiter & Cranz), 315 East 

Cranz Louis, restaurant, 444-448 Spear 

Crawford Andrew & Co (Andrew Craw- 

' ford), ship chandlers, 27 Market: 

Crawford C D, dentist, 1415 Stockton 

Crawford F M, stock broker, 316 Pine 

Crawford John, boatbuilder, 218 Bran- 
nan 

Crawley George, tinware, stoves and 
gasfittcy 230 6th 

Crazer Fred, 6th Street Pharmacy, cor 
6th and Folsom 

Creadon Wm, bootmaker, 27 Commer- 


cial 
Creagh Arthur G, furniture, 1019 Stock- 


ton : 
REAN OWNEN, express, cor How- 
ard and 8th 

Creedmoor House, lodging, Mrs J H 
Graham propr, 11224 Larkin 

Creegan Peter (Gurrett & Creegan), SE 
cor Clay and Sansome 

Creely James, blacksmi‘h, 108 Jessie 

Cee H, liquors, SW cor 6th and 

ward 


Creighton Hugh, barber, 3304 Mont- 
gomery 

Creighton J, china and Japanese ware, 
310 Post 

pean P, liquors, SW cor 5th and 
Folsom 

CRELLIS JOHN (Morgan & Co), 87 
California Market 

CRELLIS THOMAS (Morgan & Co), 
$7 California Macket 

Cremieux Lodge, No 325,10 B B, A 
Blumenthal sec, B’nai B'rith Hall, 
121 we 
ity and Trinidad Steamer 
Line, Hobbs, Wall & Co agts, 11 and 
13 Beale 

Cresaglia Mateo, restaurant, 15 3d 


4q| Cressino Antonio, fruits, 403 Sutter 


Cressy Mrs M, bakery, 21 6th 

Crim Samuel, zeal estate, 420 California 

Crim W H (V F Von Rhein & Co), 512 
California 


Crittenden Chas, liquors, 627 Clay 
Crittenden C S, livery, 409 and 411 Tay- 


lor 

Crittenden Jas L (Crittenden & Moses), 
240 Montgomery 

Crittenden Martin, liquors, 627 Clay 

Crittenden & McCue, carriage mfy, 1317 
and 1319 Market 

Crittenden & Moses (Jas L Crittenden 
and Montague T Moses), attorneys-at- 
law, 240 Montgomery 

Crittanden Parker, auctioneer and min- 
ing, 302 Montgomery 

CROCE & MARCHAND (PE Croce 
and C Marchand), watch-casemakers, 
622 Clay 

Crocé P E (Croce & Marchand), 622 
Clay . 

Crockard H, shipsmith, 20 Mission 

Crocker A (Crocker Bros), 1303 Stock- 


ton 

Crocker Aaron (L & A Crocker), 1125 
Stockton 

Crocker Bros (J and A Crocker), dry 
goods, 1303 and 13034 Stockton 

Crocker Chas, pres S P R R and vice 
prea CP RR, cor 4th and Townsend 

Crocker C W (Sisson, Crocker & Co), 
202 Sansome 

Crocker C F, vica pres S P R R, cor 4th 
and Townsend 

CROCKER H §S (HS Crocker & Co), 
215, 217 and 219 Bush 

CROCKER H 8 & CO (HS Crocker and 
Jno D Yost), wholesale stationers, 
steam printers, lithographers, book- 
binders and blank-book mfrs, 215, 217 
and 219 Bush 

Crocker J (Crocker Bros), 1303 Stock- 
ton 

Crocker John H (Crocker & Suydam), 
322 Montgomery 

Crocker Lesser (L & A Crocker), 1125 
Stockton 

Circker L & A (Lesser and Aaron 
Crocker), dry goods, 1125 Stockton 

Crocker & Siuydan (John H Crocker 
and James N Suydam), stock brokers, 
322 Montgomery 

Crockett J B, attorney-at-law, 438 Cal- 
ifornia 

Crockett J 2, engineer of San Francisco 
Gas ty Co, cor Ist and Natoma 

Crockett John, mining sec, 327 Pine 

Crockett Mme L, dressmaker, | 1522 


Geary 

Crockett Lodge, F and A M. C Hilde- 
brand sec, B'nai B’rith Hall, 121 Eddy 

Crockett Robert, attorney-at-law, 202 
Sansome 

Crofoot Wm (Romberg William & Co), 
769 Mission 

Croft Charles F, liquors, 3 Merchant 

Crogan J, painter, 1502 Buchanan 


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112 San Francisco. 


Cronan David, groceries, 159 Minna 

CRONAN & DUNBAR (Wm Cronan 
and James Duubar), metal roofers 
and galvanized iron cornice, 1073 
Market bet 6th and 7th 

CRONAN WM (Cronan & Dunbar), 
metal roofer and galvanized iron cor- 
nice, 1073 Murket bet 6th and 7th 

Cronin John, liquors, SE cor California 
and Fillmore 

Cronin Miss N M, fashionable dress- 
maker, 1008 Mission nr 6th 

Crook E W, agt Keep’s Shirts, 126 
Kearny 

Croome Wm, dentist, Croome Dental 

a Fit pa 823 saat ARO al 
TOs m, attorney-at-law, ay 

CROSETT & SAMUEL (James F 
Crosett and Robert Samuel), fancy 

oods, 914 Market 

CROSS JOHN R, mer Edward P Al- 
lis & Co, 318 Pine 

CROSSETT E T, dentist, SE cor 21st 
aud Mission 

Crossett ‘I’, dentist, 10 3d 

Crossin C (Crossin & Jennings), 1000 
Market 

CROSSIN & JENNINGS (C_Crossin 
and Geo A Jennings), Davy Crockett 
Saloon, 1000 Market 

Crossley L G, butcher, 2 Centre Market 

Crosthwaite M H, plumber, 637 Post 

Crothers George, upholsterar, 107 7th 

Croudace F W, printer, 62) Merchant 

Crowe Timothy, locksmith, 115 4th 

Crowell C H, agt Laurel Hill C metery 

Crowell J P, dentist, 215 Kearny 

Crowley Cornelius, grocery, fruits and 
vegetables, 334 

Crowley Cornelius, liquors, NW cor 
26th and Valencia 

Crowley F J, horeshoer, cor Merchant 
and Drumm 

Crowley Geo, stoves and tinware, 230 

h 


Crowley Michael, groceries, 21 Harri- 
son ave 

Crowley P, chief of police ex officio 
commissioner, Old City Hall 

Crowley Timothy J, horseshoer, NE cor 
Merchant and Drumm 

Crowley T J, attorney-at-law, 429 
M sntgomer 

Crown Point Pefeneion ivisuing Co, Geo 
R Spinney sec, 310 Pine 

Crown Point Gold and Silver Mining 
Co, Samuel Jones supt, Gold Hill, 
Nevada 

Crown Point Ravine Gold and Silver 
Mining Co, J M Buffington sec, 30) 
California 

Crube Max, books, 438} 3d 


Crummey & Hall, wholesale butchers, | Cummings Lewis B (Cummings Sox! 


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Crusaders’ Hall, 1159 Mission 

Crussell E R, locksmith, 409 Brannan 

Crystal Palace Saloon, Hageman & 

aquette proprs, 5 Kearny and 12 

Geary 

Crystal Soda Water Co, Frank Maxson 
and S R Simmons proprs, NE cor 
Stockton and Union 

Crystal Vinegar Works, J C Chalmers 
mgr, SW cor 14th and Folsom 

Cubery & Co(Wm M Cubery), printers, 
415 Market ' 

Capery Wm M (Cubery & Co),415 Mar- 


et 
Cue Wn, second-hand stoves, 314 Jack- 


son 

Cuello Jose, harness and saddlery, 525 
Pacific 

Cuff & Dewey, furniture and bedding, 
431 4th 


CULBRETH R E, propr ‘‘The City 
Argus,” 629 Kearny 

Cullan Mrs M B, liquors, NW cor Ellis 
and Devisadero 

Cullen Jeffery, pres San Francisco Cop- 
per Mining Co, 320 Sansome 

Cullen Wn, property clerk, Old City 


Culley John P, stoves, ranccax, tow uve 
and plumbing and gasfittiiy, 24 Jth 
Culligan J, nursery and florist, 706 Turk 
Cullinan & Co (Chas Montgomery and 
Dennis Cullinan), grocers, 4U6 Com- 
mercial 

Cullumber J (Carl & Co), 204 and 206 
Commercial 


Culp Daniel S, Health Inspector, 14 | 
O’F 


arrell 

Culp J D(J D Culp & Co), 16 Front 

Culp J D& Co (W B Isaac, J D Culp, 
S K Thornton and Wm Macdonald), 
cigar and tobacco mfrs, 16 Front 

CULVER JH. sec Mechanics’ Indus- 
trial Exhibition, 27 Post 

Cummings B F (Cummings Sons), 327 
Kearny 

Cumriings & Co (W B Cummings), 
thipping and commission, 415 Cali 
fornia 

Cummings & Co (M F Cummings and W 
Hf S Harrington), bovk-binders, 509 

4 ay 


Cummings F H, boarding-stable, 85-89 
Stevenson 

CUMMINGS & GIMMEL (Ed Gim- 
mel and H K Cummings), commission 
merchants, fruit, all kinds of produce, 
424 Battery 

Cummings Henry K (Cummings, Gim- 
mel & Co), 424 Battery 

CUMMINGS J & L, liquors a: 
cigars, 131 4th 


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Pum layy M F (Cummings & Co), 509 

lay 

Cummings P, attorney-at-law, 636 Clay 

Cummings Patrick, horseshoer, 319 
Leavenworth 

Cummings Sons (Wm, Lewis B and BF 
Cummings), watches and jewelry, 327 
Kearny 

Cummings W B (Cummings & Co), 415 
California 

Cummings Wm (Cummings Sons), 327 
Kearny 

Cummings Wm J, saloon, 37 3d 

Cummius Edward (Cummins & O’Con- 
nor), £7: Market 

Cummins & O’Connor (Thos M O’Con- 
nor and Edward Cummins), whole- 
sale liquors, 204 Market 

Cummins Patrick J, groceries, 2601 
Mission 

Cunard Royal Mail Steamship Co, Wil- 
liams, Dimond & Co, 202 Market 

Cuneo C (J C Cuneo & Bros), SE cor 
Pine and Dupont 

Cuneo C (C Cuneo & Co), 539 Washing- 


ton 

Cuneo C & Co (D Ginocchio & C Cu- 
neo), liquors, 539 Washington 

Cuneo Giovanni, butcher, 309 Broad- 


wa 

Gunes J C (J C Cuneo & Bros), SE cor 
Pine and Dupont 

Cuneo J C & Bros (C and J C Cuneo), 
fruit stand, SE cor Pine and Dupont 

Cuneo Joseph, groceries, 502 Francisco 

Cuneo S (Ratte & Cuneo), !9%:: 2d 

Cunnair Miss A E, dressmaking, 207 
O'Farrell 

Cunniff W, sale stable, cor 12th and 
Market 

CUNNINGHAM, CURTISS 
WELCH (James Cunningham, E B 
Curtiss and S B Welch), importers 
and jobbers of paper, books and sta- 
tionery, SW cor Sansome and Sacra- 
mento 

Cunningham Frank J, liquors, 2207 
Powell 

CUNNINGHAM G L (Macondray & 
Co), 204 and 206 Sansome 

(Cunning- 


GHAM JAMES 

ham, Curtiss & Welch), SW cor San- 
some and Sacramento 

Fenn ingen John, wood and coal, 124 

t 

Cunningham P R (Chapman & Cunning- 

’ ham), 566-572 Brannan 

Cunningham 8 J (Clar & Cunningham), 
1220 Polk 

Capniaghan William, sec Safe Deposit 
Co of San Francisco, SE cor Cali- 
fornia and Mon 


Son), 2313 Mission 


San Francisco. 


Cunningham W LZ H Ounningham & {CURTIN C, 


STOCK, and 14 F espear stu 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO,,“S2°SER S7SeE Noe et ERISS 


113 


Cunningham’s Warehouse, Haslett & 
Bailey proprs, cor Front and Green 
Cunningham Z H & Son (W L and ZH 
Cunningham), wagonmakers and car- 

riage factory, 2313 Mission 

Cupples Samuel & Co, wood and willow- 
ware, 123 Califortia 

Curby C E, agt Drummond Tobacco Co, 
205 Front 

CoERy Mrs Maggie, lodging-house, 224 
4t 


Curley John, groceries, cor 23d and Col- 


umbia 

CURLEY JOHN H (John H Curley & 
Co), 14 Montgomer 

CURLEY JOHN H & CO (John H Cur. 
ley), merchant tailors, 14 Montgomery 

Curley Miss M A, dressmaker, 5 6th 

Curley Patrick, boarding-house and sa- 
loon, cor 3d and Bryant 

Curlett & Eisen (William Curlett and 
Theodore A Hisen), architects, 330 
Pine 

Cnet William (Curlett & Eisen), 330 


ine 

Curragh J M, druggist, 413 Bush 

Curran Felix, grocer, 745 Brannan 

Curran H, propr New Franklin Hotel, 
SE cor Sansome and Pacific 

Curran M, bakery, 717 Brannan 

Curran Thos, fruit and produce, stall 23 
Metropolitan Market 

Currey Hall, cor 3d and Bryant 

Currie A L & Co, stationery and varie- 
ties, 514 Post 

Currie John, saloon, 254 Brannan ‘ 

Ourrier Amos (Amos Currier & Co), 103 


Dupont 
AMOS & CO (Amos Cur- 

rier and D Van Iderstine), importers 
and dealers in engravings, autotypes 
and photograveurs, plaques and pan- 
tiles, mfra of mouldings and picture 
frames, 103 Dupont 

Currier C B, physicians, 427 Geary 

Currier C H, block and pumpmaker, 28 
Market 

Currier J P (Carlson & Currier), 565 
Market 

Currier Willis J, importer and commis- 
sion merchant, 205 Front 

Curry arse 2 and 233 Fell 

Curry John (N Curry & Bro), 113 San- 
some 

Curry John, liquors, 254 Brannan 

Curry Nathaniel (N Curry & Bro), 113 
Sansome 

Curry N & Bro (Nathaniel and John 
Curry), shotguns, rifles and pistols, 
113 Sansome 

Curtaz Benjamin, agt Chickering janos 
and musical instruments, 20 O'Farrell 


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Curtin James, groceries, liquors and 
junk, 480 Jessie 
Curtin John, liquors, 112 Steuart 
Curtin Mrs Julia, grocer, 5064 Natoma 
bah Charles (John Curtis & Son), 232 
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fornia 
Curtis Dixon & Co (John W Curtis and 
Geo W Dixon), cigar mfrs, 309-313 


Cla 

CURTIS MRS E, dressmaker, 114 
Geary E 

Curtis J, tailor, 49 Sacramento 

Curtis James, druggist, 37 Sacramento 

Curtis J B, mgr Woodworth, Schell & 
Co’s Pianos, 105 Stockton 

Curtis J M (Hoffman & Curtis), 528 
California 

Curtis J M (Landsberger & Curtis), U 
S guager, 123 California } 

men John (John Curtis & Son), 232 
5t 

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Curtis eeu a (Curtis, Dixon & Co), 
309-3] a 
CURTIS RICHARD, tannery,cor 28th 


and San Bruno Road 
Curtis S T (Mather & Co), 434 California 
Curtis Tobey, propr Metropolitan 
Foundry, 228 and 230 Fremont 
Curtis W P (Sweetser & Curtis), 267 


Eaat 

CURTISS EDWIN B (Cunninghan, 
Curtiss & Welch), SW cor Sansome 
and Sacramento 

Curtoni F D (F D Curtoni & Co), NE 
cor Turk and Larkin 

Curtoni F D& Co (F D Curtoni and 
Antonio Vucassovich), fruits and can- 
dies, NE cor Turk and Larkin 

Cusack Thomas, groceries, 715 Brannan 

Cusick Mrs Ellen, groceries, 117 9th 

CUSHING C H, sec State Investment 
and Insur: ce Co of San Francisco, 
218 and 22u Sansome ; 

Cushing Clinton, physician, 636 Sutter 

Cushing Miss E, fancy goods and mil- 
linery, 134 3d 

Cushing J P (James Paterson & Co), 238 
Montgomery 

Custom House, NE cor Sansome and 
Washington 

Cutlar R, dentist, 23 Post 

Cutler A D, pres Packer’s Exchange, 
SE cor Market and Main 

CYRUS (Cutler & Pearson), 

159 New Montgomery 

Cutler & Pearson (Cyrus Cutler and T 

-| _ A Pearson), 159 New Montgomery 
Cutler S M (Sisson, Crocker & Co), 202 

Sansome 


(John and Charles 
le fish dealers, 232 


ORST, Jeweler, 315 J Street, Sacramento, Sign of the Town C 


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Curtis CS T, civil engineer, 411} Cali- | 


2 exces 


Cutter Aaron, wharfinger, Mission St 
Wharf 

Cutter & Co (Daniel Cutter and J ohn P 
Robertson), teamsters, 304 Davis 

Cutter E L (Atchenson BM & Co), 16, 
17 and 28-30 Centre Market 

Cutter James H (Cutter, Lloyd & Co), 
SE cor Clay and Davis 

Cutter H F, capitalist, 528 Montgomery 

Cutter John D (John D Cutter & Co), 
26 New Montgomery 

CUTTER JOHN D & CO (John D 
Cutter), silks and tailors’ trimmings, 
26 New Montgomery eS 

CUTTER LLOYD & CO, commission 
merchants, SE cor Clay and Davis 

Cutting KE A(Arnold & Cutting), 1201 
Valencia B 

CUTTING FRANCIS, vice pres Cut- 
ting Packing Co, 17-41 Main 

Cutting John T & Co, importers and 
commission merchants, 407 Front 

CUTTING PACKING CO, Sidney M 
Smith pres, Francis Cutting vice 
pres, hermetically sealed goods, 17-41 
Main 

Cyclops’ Engine and Machine Works, 
Tait & Hainque proprs, 115 and 117 


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Dabcovich J (J Dabcovich & Co), 1020 
Market 

Dabecovich J & Co (J Dabcovich). fruit 
and confectionery, 1020 Market 

Dabelich George (Dabelich & Co), 232 
Brannan 

Dabelich George & Co (George Dabe- 
lich and A Bacha), restaurant, 232 
Brannan 

Dabelstein Henry (Meyer & Dabelstein), 
1012 Market and 284 Ist 

Daclin Charles (Chas Daclin & Son), 
NE cor Sansome and Jackson 

DACLIN CHAS & SON (Emile and 
Charles Daclin), blacksmiths and 
Yearomenert, NE cor Sansome and 
Jackson 

Daclin Emile (Chas Daclin & Son), NE 
cor Sansome and Jackson 

Daclin Frank (Daclin & Retard), cor 
5th and Railroad ave 

Daclin & Retard (Frank Daclin and 
Eugene Retard), blacksmiths, cor 5th 
and Railroad.ave 

Dah! B F, stock broker, 331 Montgomery 

Dahl Henry, meat market, 215 2d 

Dahle Harry, liquors, 65 4th 

Dahlmann Chas (Guittard & Co), 209 
Sacramento 

Dahlquist O P, saloon, 813 Kearny 

Dahm OC, fortune teller, 121 Ellis 

Dahmer August, carpenter, 502 Hayes 


CONKLIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, makes the BEST FITTING Clothes in 


the State. 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., Eastern Hard Wood Lumber,*8<4*e.cnci<* 


San Francisco. 115 


Dahmke F, liquors, cor Berry and Ritch 


DAILY ALTA CALIFORNIA, Fred’k 
MacCrellish & Co proprs, 529 Califor- 


nia 

Daily Ann J, bakery, 731 O'Farrell 

“DAILY CALIFORNIA DEMO- 
KRAT, ¢rederick Hess & Co proprs, 
40) and 413 Bush 

“DAILY COMMERCIAL NEWS 
AND SHIPPING LIST,” Morris U 
Bates & Co proprs, 123 California 

“DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.” 
S F Bulletin Co proprs, cor Mont- 

omery and Merchant 

«DAILY EVENING POST,” J P 
Jackson editor, 500 Montgomery 

‘“‘DAILY EXAMINER,” *‘Examiner” 
Publishing Co proprs, Phelan’s Block 

‘DAILY EXCHANGE,”: 306 Mont- 
gomery 

Daily Mrs Hannah, fruit, 1913 Hyde 


“DAILY HOTEL GAZETTE,” W 
P Harrison publisher, 518 Sacramento 

Daily Johu (Daily & Kinne), 1010 Va- 
lencia 

Daily & Kinne (John Daily and W H 
Kinne), dairy, 1010 Valencia 

“DAILY LAW JOURNAL,’ Stock- 
well & Co proprs, 538 Sacramento — 

“DAILY REPORT” (The), “ Daily 
Report” Publishing Co, 238 Mont- 
gomery 

“DAILY REPORT” PUBLISHING 
CO (The), W M Bunker and A C 
Heister, 238 Mont, oe 

“DAILY STOCK EXCHANGE,” 
Grattan Perry mgr, 306 Montgomery 

Daingerfield W R, attorney-at-law, 234 
Montgomery 


DAISS EDMUND, Alaska Saloon, 
nA cor Bush and Kearny, res 8 Oak 
ace 


chant’s Exchange 

Dakin E A, electric pen printer, 320 
Sansome 

Dakin Edwin iDommeryiy! Soap Co), 
223 Sacramen 

Dakin & Libbey, proprs Commercial 
Soap Co, 223 Sacramento 

Dakin William, fruits and vegetables, 
1037 Howard 

Dale Albert C (Dale Bros), 943 Market 

Dale Bros (Alfred C and Wm C Dale), 
cigars and tobacco, cigar mfrs, 943 

arket 

Dale Wm C (Dale Bros), 943 Market 

Daley Mrs A, lodgiug-house, 520 Bush 

Daley Catherine, grocery, Alabama bet 
25th and 26th 

Daley Francis R, groceries, cor 28th and 
Alabama 

Daley James (Wood & Daley), 2564 4th 


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DAKE E ©, advertising agt, 65 Mer. 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITE BRON 18 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Sess | 


Daley John (Daley & Kinne), 35 Eddy 

Daley & Kinne (John Daley and Henry 
Kinne), milkmen, 35 Badd, ; 

Dall John H, photographer’s materiale, 
618 and 620 Clay 

Dallam R B (Armes & Dallam), 230 and 

' 232 Front 

Dallemand A (Bothin, Dallemand & Co), 
305 Front 

Dallman & Kahn (Louis Dallman and 
Leon Kahn), commission merchants, 
206 Washington 

Dallman Louis (Dallman & Kahn), 206 
Washington 

Dalt n Frank (Dalton & Gray), 404 and 
406 Davis 

Dalton & Gray (J M Gray, F and T B Dal- 
ton), commission merchants, 404 and 
406 Davis 

Dalton Miss Minnie, varieties, 1208 
Vale icia 

Dalton P E (Hallett, Bartlett & Dalton), 
28 Sacramento and 30 Geary 

Dalton T B (Dalton & Gray), 404 and 
406 Davis 

Daly B H, job piivees 609 Merchant 

Daly Edward, blacksmith, 2312 Pine 

Daly J (Daly & Tillson), 121 Montgom- 
er 

Daly James, real estate, 1 Montgomery 

Daly John C, saloon, 141 2d 

Daly P J, ship grocer, fruit and produce ° 
commission house, 305 and 307 Wash- 


lagton 

Daly & Tillson (J Daly and C ‘Tillson), 
liquors, 121 Montgomery 

Dama L, music teacher, N W cor Powell 
and O'Farrell 

Dameron Jas P, attorney-at-law, 640 


Cla 

Dames & Butler (W W Dames and C A 
Butler), photographers, 715 Market 

Dames W W (Dames & Butler), 715 
Market 

Dantas Musical Club, Washington 


Damiana Bitters, Lewis Hess, 12 Mont- 
gomery ave 

Dammasch L (Pete :son, Hartman & Co), 
766 Mission 

Dammasch Lewis (Hartman & Dam- 
masch), NE cor Kearny aud Post ° 

Damon George, boatbuilder, 250 Steuart 

Damon James E, loan and real estate, 
436 Montgomery 

Damon John, saloon, 519 East 

Dampf Louis, picture frames, moldings, 
etc, 727 Market 

Dance H A, tinware, 1803 Polk 

Dancing Academy, A A Sanders propr, 
71 New Montgomery 

DANCING ACADEMY, 0 A Lunt 
propr, Red Men’s Hall 

Dane J H, attorney-at-law, 330 Pine 


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H. WACHHORST ‘Gaiitstuntrecatxes ce. 315 J Streét, Sacramento, Cal. 


116 San Francisco. 


Danehy J (Callaghan & Danehy), saloon, 
18 6th 


Daneri Antonio, wholesale and retail 
hardware and cutlery, 420 Battery 
DANERIF & CO (Francisco Daneri 
and Henry Casanova), wholesale wines 
liquors and groceries, 27 and 29 Cali- 


fornia 
ANERI FRANCISCO (F Daneri & 
Co), 27 and 29 California 

Daneri J, saloon, 131 Pacific 

Danforth E, propr Broadway warehouse, 
SW cor Broadway and Battery 

Danforth E P (Danforth, Moore & Co), 
SW cor Broadway and Battery 

Danforth, Moore & Co (E P Danforth 
and C J Moore), tanners, SW cor 
Broadway and Battery 

DANGERS HENRY, groceries and 
provisions, foreign and domestic wines 
and liquors, NE cor Post and Laguna 

Danglada E, attorney-at-law, 217 San- 
some 

Danglada Ignacio(Mattoon & Danglada), 
502 Battery 

Danicheff Kid Glove Factory, Robt C 
Clark propr, 114 Post 

Daniel John & Co, importers and deal- 
ers in marble, 421 Pine 

Daniel W L, plumbing, 234 Post 


|. Danielewicz S, editor of ‘‘Our Chosen 


Friends,” 23 Kearny 
Daniels W T, collector, 628 Montgomery 
Block 
Danielson D E, bootmaker, 7 Mission 
Danielwitz Isidor, attorney-at-law, 628 
Montgomery 
Danielwitz Joseph, retail dry goods, 
2939 16th 
DANNALS C W, mer tna Life 
Insurance Cu, 504 Kearn 
UM JOSEPH (J and 8 
Dannenbaum), NW cor Battery and 


Pine 
UM J &§ (Joseph and 
Solomon Dannenbaum), whdlesale dry 
nods, NW cor Battery and Pine 
SAUL (J and S 
os algae NW cor Battery and 


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Dannenbaum Solomon (J and S Dannen- 
baum), NW cor Battery and Pine 

Danvheimer L, tailor, 539 California 

Daunmeyer M & Co (M Dannmeyer), 
groceries, 52 7th 

Danube Austrian Insurance Co (marine 
branch), Henry Balzer & Co agts, 209 


Sansome 
ANUBE IMPERIAL ROYAL, 
(privileged), Frank Balzer & Co agts, 
209 Sansome 

Danube of Vienna Insurance Co, 209 
Sansome ; 

Danz Wn, butcher, cor 15th ave and P 


Dardanelles Con Gravel Mining Co, 


W L Oliver sec, 328 Montgomery 
Darling Geo L (Hardie & Darling), 727 


Darr Henry, toclmaker, 42 Spear 
Darrow Henry (Bowles & D@rrow), 223 


Post 
Darwin Chas B (Darwin & Murphy), 
636 Clay i 
Darwin & Murphy (Chas B Darwin and 
Danl J Murphy), attorneys-at-law, 
636 Clay 


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Darolles Leon, laundry, 2923 California q 


D’Arcy Geo H, fruits and vegetables, | » 


2434 Mission 
D’Arcy James, grocer, 17 Ritch 
D’Arcy John, janitor Dashaway Hall, 


D’Arcy John, lawyer, 504 Kearny 
D’Arcy Miss S, fancy dry goods, 114 9th 
Dashaway Association, Kk G Battles 

pres, J M Platesec, 139 Post 
Dashaway Hall, 139 Post 


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Dashaway Stables, Clayburgh & Bran- | 


denstein proprs, 112 Post 
Dasmann Wn, groceries, 1701 Howard 
Dastugue G, butcher, stall 12 Central 
Clay Market 
Dastugue R, laundry, 604 Broadway 


Daus I, variety store, 1343 Dupont 
ason | G2 


Dauth John J, bootmaker, 15094 M 


1218 Larkin. 
Davalle V & Co (V Davalle, S Ragg- 


Dauvilliers Justin, French gardener, = 


hiante, V Puccinelli), proprs Toscana 
Hotel, 619 Broadway 

Davenport J P (Davenport & Rich), 13, 
14 and 34 Centre Market ; 

Davenport & Rich (J P Davenport and 
A Rich), fruits, 13, 14 and 34 Centre 
Market 

Daverkosen Peter, butcher, 2512 Bush 

David August, plumber and gasfitter, 

e 1103 Stockton 

David L, clothing, 7 Broadway 

David Wn, tailor, 5044 6th 

Davidson A, milkman, 35 Eddy 

Davidson Prof George, in charge sub 
office Coast and Weodetic Survey, 
room 43 Appraiser’s Building 

Davidson J D, locksmith and bell- 
hanger, 30 O'Farrell 

Davidson J R, ig erg 310 Kearny 

Davidson J W (J Davidson & Co), 
101 Kearn 

DAVIDSON J W & CO (J W. Davia- 
son, Raphael and Heury Weill), dry 
govds, wholesale and retail, 101 and 
103 Kearny 

Davidson James W (Bloeh & Davidson), 
223 Battery 

Davidson M, crockery, 23) 6th 

Davidson M, Mokelumne Hill and Eu- 
reka, Nevada, 111 Battery 


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JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montgomery & 724 Market 


San Francisco. 


Davidson Mrs Sadie, bakery, 420 3d 

DAVIES J MEREDITH, general agt 
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad 
Co, 2 New Montgomery 

Davies John, variety, 5244 6th 

Davies Richard P, rigger, 508 Battery 

Davies S, eabinetmaker, 819 Clay 

Davis A, tailor, 606 3d 

Davis A E, pres S PC RR, office foot of 
Market 

Davis Alex, liquors, 13 Steuart 

Davis Andrew M (Davis Bros), 718 
Market and 419 Kearny 

Davis Andrew Mc F (Horace Davis & 
Co), 41-49 Ist 

Davis Ansley G (Davis Bros), 718 Mar- 
ket and 419 Kearny 

Davis & Bro (Louis and Mark Davis), 
cigars and tobacco, 30 Montgomery 

DAVIS BROS, (Perry L, Ansley G, 
Eugene C and Andrew M Davis), 
fancy goods, notions, hats, plated 
ware, Grackete, frames, etc, 419 
Kearny, 718 Market, 21 and 23 Geary 

DAVIS BROS, TOKLAS & CO (EG 
Davis, Max Toklas and J Bergmann), 
wholesale dealers in jewelry, clocks, 
toys, etc, 10, 12, 14 and 16 Sutter 

Davis Mrs C, furnishing goods and 
dressmaker’s trimmings, 514 3d 

Davis C C, boot-blacking mfr, 438 22d 

Davis Chas H, mgr Geo Barrie, 120 Sut- 
ter 

Davis & Co (C Davis and Geo Stad), 
jewelers, 344 3d 

sik & Co (David Davis), crockery, 39 
4t 

Davis & Cowell (Isaac E Davis and 
Henry Cowell), lime, cement, etc, 211 
and 213 Drumm 

Davis DS, coffee house, 201 Sutter 

Davis E (Davis & Co), 39 4th 

Davis Edward, tailor, 347 3d 

Davis E C (Davis Bros, Toklas & Co), 
10 Sutter 

Davis Eugene C (Davis Bros), 718 Mar- 
ket and 2] and 23 Geary 

Pe vis G A (GA Davis & Co), 327 Mar. 

et 

Davis G E, physician, 206 Stockton 

Davis George (Davis & Ramist), 122 
3d 


DAVIS GEORGE A & C0 \George A 
Davis and Brainard F Smi h), agri- 
cultural implements, 327 Market 


; Davis George O (Cope & Davis), 324 


. Montgomery 
Davis Giles, fruit store, 1648 Mission 
Davis Harris, furniture and bedding, 
730 Montgomery 
Davis H C, dentist, 131 Post 
Davis H E, bootmaker, 816 Battery 
Davis Henry H, ‘attorney-at-law, 234 
Montgomery 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


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Davis Mrs Henry, furnishing, 328 4th 

DAVIS REV H J, clergyman, Zion 
a EK Church, Stockton St, res 1006 

av 

DAVIS HENRY L, sec and treas of 
California Wire Works, 6 California 

DAVIS HORACE (Horace Davis & 
Co), 41-4 Ist 

DAVIS HORACE & CO (Horace and 
Andrew McF Davis), proprs Golden 
Gate Flouring Mill, 41-49 Ist 

Davis Isaac E (Davis & Cowell), 211 and 
213 Drumm 

Davis Isador, merchant tailor, 404 3d 

Davis Jacob, barber, 12 O’Farrell 

Davis Jacob, tailor, 121 2d 

DavisJ A, mining, 528 California 

DAVIS J BF, insurance broker, 215 
Sansome 

Davis J W, hairdresser, 209 Davis 

Davis LN, groceries, 721 Broadwa 

Davis Louis (Davis & Bro), 30 

omer 

Davis Mrs M, ladies’ nurse, 222 Leaven- 
worth 

Davis M, new and second-hand furni- 
ture, 1040 Folsom 

Davis Mark (Davis & Bro), 30 Mont- 
gomery 

Davis Marks, tailor, Railroad ave bet 
7thand 8th aves 

Davis Max (B Schonwasser & Co), 22? 
Kearny 


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Davis & Miller (Wm Davis and John | 


Miller), sail makers, 516 Davis 
DAVIS 0 A, phrenologist, 1064 3d 
Davis Perry L (Davis Bros), 419 Kearny 
Davis & Ramist (Geo H Davis and 

aunen Ramist), boots and shoes, 122 


DAVISR DW &CO, auctioneers and 
commission merchants, 211 Pine 
Davis Robert, commission broker, 405 
Front 
Davis Robert, liquors, 58 Everett 
Davis Samuel, cavitalist, 316 California 
DAVIS SEWING MACHINE C0, 
Mark Sheldon agt, 9 and 11 Ist 
Davis Those J, job printer, 535 Clay 
Davis Thomas J, crockery, 2018 Fill- 


more 

Davis W, saddles, harness and _ leather, 
410 Market 

Davis William, junk, 7°? Sansome 

Davis W J, bakery, 23°! 

Davis Wm (Davis & M...er), 516 Davis 

Davis Wm E, doors, sash and blinds, 
132 and 134 Berry 

DAVIS .W S§, insurance agt, 215 San- 


some 

DAVISSON, HALL & CO (R G Da- 
visson, G C Hall, Geo J Fetzer and 
Jno Griffin), wholesale yankee no- 
tions, 6 and 8 Sutter 


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Davisson R G (Davisson, Hall & Co), 6 
and 8 Sutter 
ir ha J J, mfr boots and shoes, 5204 


Davy Charles, cigars and tobacco, 1330 
Market 

Davy Edward (Davy & Pascoe), 500 
Pacific 

Davy & Pascoe (Edward Davy and 
Richard Pascoe), saloon, 500 Pacific 

DAWLEY J M, will supt, room 7, 
330 Pine 

DAWSON GEORGE, liquors, 321 Cal- 
ifornie 

Dawson tlezekiah, cigars, 621 Davis 

Dawson J H, druggist, NW cor 23d and 
Valencia 

Day Alexander, liquors, NW cor Jen- 
son and Greenwich 

DAY J E, blacksmithing and steel 
forging, 44 and 46 Main 

Day Robert, paperhanger, 101 Minna 

Day Robert, sec ‘‘ The Guide ”’ Publish- 
ing Co, 821 Clay 

Day Silver Mining Co, E M Hall sec, 
327 Pine 

DAY THOMAS, gasfixtures, plumber’s 
goods, vil lamps and gas stoves, 122 
and 124 Sutter 

Day Thomas H, mfr of ice, cor 16th and 
Sanchez 

Day Thos J, engraver, 103 Montgomery 

Peyeet Mrs Anna, millinery, 226 O’Fare 
re 

D Company, 2d Artillery, N G of Cali- 
fornia, P Neuman captain, armory, 
620 Bush 

Deacon Wm, Main Street Iron Works, 
machinist, 133 and 135 Main 

Deady Edward, liquors retail, 538 Hayes 

Deakin Bros & Co(W and F H Deakin), 
collectors of curios, 4 New Montgom- 


ery 

Deakin Walter and Fred H (Deakin 
Bros & Co), 4 New Montgomery 

Dean Benj D, physician, 33 Kearny 

Dean Chas, wood and coal, 904 and $06 
Howard 

Dean C O, dentist, 126 Kearny 

Dean E B (Dean & Co), 22 California 

Dean E B & Co (E B Dean, David Wil- 
cox and C H Merchant), lumber, 
Marshfield Mills, Coos Bay, 22 Cali- 

Dana A Pacific S 
ein George A, propr Pacific Straw 
Works, 16 4th une 

Dean John (Murphy, Grant & Co), cor 
Sansome and Bush 

Dean W E, mining sec, room 79, 309 
Montgomery 

Dean W Y. wagonmaker, 53 Beale 

array y Jeremiuh,(Calahan & Deanahy), 
18 6t 


Deane C T, physician, 131 Post 


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0.6 Post street, 8. F. 


San Francisco. 


Deane Coll, stock broker, 238 Montgom- 


e 

Deane EB & Co, printers, 402 Mont- 

mery 

Deane Mamie A, teacher Mission Gram- 
mar School 

Deas Henry, mining sec, room 44, 309 
sion Seouaed 

Deasey Cornelius (Deasey Bros), 118 3d 

Deasey Jeremiah (Deasey Brosj, 118 3d 

Deasey Bros (Jeremiah and Cornelius 
Deasey), boots and shoes, 118 3d 

Deasy Mrs Catharine, groceries, SE cor 
5th and Shipley : 

Deasy J, ins broker, 405 California 

DEASY MES JEROME, florist, 736 

arke 

Deaves Chas W (Brook & Deaves), 717 
Market 

Debernardi M (Debernardi & Minoletti), 
535 Merchant 

Debernardi & Minoletti (M Debernardi 
and G Minoletti), Pioneer Franco- 
Italian Restaurant, 535 Merchant 

DeBlois Mrs Fannie, varieties, 408 4th 

Deboer Henry John, junk, 1239 Mission 

DEBRUNN. U, importer of woolen 
goods, tailor’s trimmings, etc, whole- 
sale and retail, 528 Montgomery 

DeBus H F, coffee saloon, 521 Mont- 
gomery 

Decamilii A F, saloon, 500 Broadway 

De Castro D & Co, L Barreda mgr, 213 
Sansome 

Dechow C, liquors and groceries, NE 
cor Beale and Harrison 

Dechuc Emile, tents, 620 Commercial 

Deckelman & Lipman (Frank Deckel- 
man and S W Lipman), barbers, 413 
California 

Decker Bernard, saloon, 530 Valencia 

DECKER DR CHARLES W, dentist, 
Phelan’s Building, 806 Market 

Decker Christian, groceries, 156 Berry 

Decker George, health inspector, 14 
O'Farrell 

Decker H C W (Bacon & Decker), 959 
Market 

bares H M (Peterson & Deckei'), 642 
4t 


Decker John H, groceries, 1031 Hy Je 

Decker Richard, grocery, NW cor G:rove 
and Devisadero 

Deckmann Herman H (Deckmann & 
Rahlmann), cor Railroad and 15th 

Deckmann & Rahlmann (Herman H 
Deckmann and Harry F Rahlmann), 

roceries, cor Railroad and 15th 

DECORATIVE ART ROOMS, I Bor- 
ker propr, 316 Sutter 

DeCourcy Mrs F, millinery, 1907 Fill- 
more 

aia) Margaret, fancy goods, 2941 
16t : 


MAIN STREET. SAN FRANCISCO, 


fron Doors. Bank Vaults, Etec, 


at NORCROSS 4 CO., 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., HARDWOOD LUMBER, **42n‘ Asses *- 


F. 


7) Decourtieux A, choice American meats, | De Labrousse A, veterinary surgeon, 


atalls 27 and 29 S F Market 
Peay Henry, Golden Gate Hotel, 134 
4t 


Deely James, groceries, SW cor Polk 
and Pine 
Deeney John, wood and coal, 220 8th 


DEERING FRANK P, attorney-at- 
law and librarian S F Law Library, 
27 and 28 Montgomery Block 

Deering Mrs K A, dressmaker, 115 
Kearny 

Deferrar: G B, painter and paperhanger, 
307 and 309 Montgomery ave 

Deff Frank, lunch kitchen, 140 Minna 

Defiance Gold Mining Co, W H Lent 
sec, room 62, 309 Montgomer 

DeForest Mra W F, fine millinery, 24 
Kearny 

DeFremery Herman S, custom house 
broker, 508 Battery 

Der ony. James & Co (James and Wm 
C B DeFremery), importers and gen- 
eral commission merchants, 410 Bat- 
tery 

DeFremery James (James DeFremery & 
Co), pres S F Savings Union, 410 Bat- 


ter 

Deiromerye Wm C B (James DeFremzry 
& Co), 410 Battery 

DeFreville Eugene, fish dealer, 440 
Hayes 

Defterevos Demetrious, fruit and con- 
feciionery, 1000 Market 

Degan & Orford (Patrick Degan and 
Robert Orford), granite and marble 
works, NE cor Ellis and Broderick 

Degan Patrick (Degan & Orford), NE 
cor Ellis and Broderick 


DEGEN L P, mfr oak tanned and 
leather belting, 13 Fremont 

Degener & Co (E Deyener and W Licht- 
enberg), importers and commission 
merchants, 303 California 

Degener E (Degener & Co), 308 Cali- 
fornia 

De Ghetaldi E, liquors, 5144 and 516 
Battery 

De Greayer S, stock broker, 304 Mont- 
gomery 


DEGUIGNE C, agt Comptuir D’Es- 
compte de Paris, 412 Montgomery 

De Haes Chas, laundry, 633 sd 

Dehn Charles, bakery, 243 Fell 

Dehuc Emite, housesmith and awning- 
maker, 620 Commercial 

Deitrick Henry, groceries, 432 Folsom 

Deitzler G W, mining sec, 220 Sansome 

DELABAERE MLLE CLEMENCE, 
artist, 220 3d 

De La Montanya J, importer stoves and 
metals, 214-220 Jackson and 60 and 
608 Battery 


Streets, 


724 Market and 203 Montgome 


' JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 


San Francisco. 


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1125 Market 

Delancy Mra Margaret, groceries, San 
Bruno ave nr Woolsey 

Delanoy Fred N (McCormick & Dela- 
noy), 109 California 

Delany C McC, atturney-at-law, 519 
Montgomery 

De Lavega, capitalist, 250-258 Market 
and Front 

DeLay E J (Reddan & DeLay), SE cor 
Guerrero and 16th 

Delbende Madame Marguerite, French 
laundry, 14 Turk 

Deler J, human hair, 12 Kearny 

Delfino A (Delfino & Ross), 723 San- 
some 

Deltino Joseph, restaurant, 109 3d 

Delfino & Ross (A Deltino and A O 
Ross), saddle and haruessmakers, 723 
Sansome 


DELLASANTA LODOVICO, 
Italian Restaurant, 12 Ellis 
DELLEPIANE & CO (P Alferitz), 

commission merchants and wool deal- 
ers, 425 and 427 Battery 
Dellwig Charles, bakery, 2441 California 
Dellwig Theodore, bakery, 1912 Polk 
Del Mar Alex, civil engineer, 216 San- 


New 


some 

Deloche J B, poultry and eggs, 4 and 6 
S F Market 

D'Lome Mrs H, artist, St Ann’s Build- 
in 

D'Long Francis, cider and vinegar, 117 
and 119 Pine 

De Luca G, butcher, 1338 Dupont 

DEMARIAS MARCEL, salvon and 
lodging, 520 Pacific 

Demartine Paul, liquors, 1339 Dupont 

Demartini Antone, groceries, 1401 Du- 
pont 

Demartini Antonio, fruits and vegeta- 
bles, 5224 6th 

Demartini G, bootmaker, 2294 Mont- 
gomery ave 


DeMartini J (Franchi & Co), 1503 Fill- 


more 

Demartini J (J Demartini & Co), 531 
Pine 

Demartini J & Co (J Demartini and D 
Badaraceco), coal, 531 Pine 

Demartini John (Levaggi, Barbieri & 
Co), 308 and 305 4th 

Demartini Joseph, saloon, 1229 Dupont 

Demartini L & Co, candy mfr, 211 Post 

Demartini Mrs Rosa, fancy goods, 1405 
Dupont 

De Mean Vauvert Auguste, French con- 
sul, 704 Washington 

Demerco Geo, fruits, SE cor Eddy and 
Pierce 

Demers E (Demers & Eisner), 331 4th 


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Demers & Eisner (E Demers and P Kis- 
ner), plumbing and gastitting, stoves 
and tinware, 331 4th 

DE MILL E G. shirt mfr, 104 Kearny 

Deming E 0 (Deming, Palmer & Co), 202 
Davis 

Deming H A, patternmaker, 124 Post 

Deming H V (Marteustein & Deming 
and Deming, Palmer & Co), 202 Davis 

Deming J G (Deming, Palmer & Co), 
202 and 204 Davis 

Deming, Palmer & Co (E O Deming, 
Jacob Palmer anil H V_ Deming), 
hig Capitol Mills, 202 and 204 

avis 

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COMMIT- 
TEE OF SAN FRANCISCO. John 
T Fogarty sec, Phelan’s Block, Market 

Demorest Mme, patterns, 634 Market 

Dempsey Jeremiah, marble works, 1069 
Market bet 6th and 7th 

Dempsey Mrs M, grocer, 12 Boardman 
Place 

Dempsey Patrick, bakery, 23d bet York 
and Bryant 

Dempster Bris, printers, 9 Bond .- 

Dempster C J (Dempster & Keys), 202 
Market 

DEMPSTER & KEYS, commission 
merchants, sash, doors and blinds, 
auts Lincoln Mills, 202 Market 

De tr JM, whitener, 1068 How- 
a 

Denaveaux & Maison (M Denaveaux 
and H A Maison), importers wines 
and liquors, NW cor Jackson and 
Sansome 

Denaveaux M (Denaveaux & Maison), 
WW cor Jackson and Sanseme 

Deadro Louis, varieties, 1819 Union 

Denechaud Mme, dressmaker, 108 8th 

Denegri G B, furniture, 633 Union 

DENEHY JAMES (Anstett & Co), 
725 Green 

Denerur Paul, junk and second-hand 
store, 436 Broadway 

Denhard John, butcher, 200 9th 

Denian Paul, junk, 436 Broadway 

Denicke F, physician, 539 California 

Denker S (Denker & Smith), 29 4th 

Denman Grammar School, cor Bush and 
Taylor 

Denmark, Consul of, C Wilson, 307 Cali- 
fornia 

Denn Morris, boarding-house, 1317 San- 
some 

Dennan B C (Dennan & Haley), 516 2d 

Dennan & Haley (BC Dennan and B R 
Haley), saloon, 516 2d 

Dennis & Molloy, liquors, 721 Davis 

Dennis S W, dentist, 33 Kearny 

DENNISON WALTER EF, supt Con- 
tinental Oil and ‘l'ransportation Co of 
California, 123 California 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO,, Seartise.sihwrceeee 


120 San Francisco. 


119 Montgomery St. 


DENNISTON E G, San_ Francisco 
Plating Works, 653 and 655 Mission 
Denniston J F (Connor J H & Co), 528 

3a 


Denker S, mfr cigars, 29 4th ; 
Denker & Smith (S Denker & F Smith), 
cigars and tobacco, 29 4th 
Dennery L L, sec Pacific Building and 
Loan Association, 729 Montgomery 
DENNY EDWARD (Edward Denny 
& Co), 418 Montgomery ) 
DENNY EDWARD & CO (Edwar 
Denny), importing and mfg station- 
ers, 418 Montgomery 
Denny G J, artist, 408 California 
Densmore J, carpenter, 208 Stevenson 
Dent GW, U S Appraiser, room 29, 
Appraiser’s Building 
Dent Mrs J A, dressmaker, 632 Market 
Dentler EF, dentist, 205 Montgumery 


ave 

Dentz Charles, boarding, 536 Mission 

Denzler Geo A, saloon, 5 Belden Place 

Denzler Jacob, brewery, 5 Cedar eve 

DePass J M, stock-bruker, 331 Mont- 
gomery 

Depierris H A, physician, 325 Mont- 
gomery ave 

Deppe B, bakery, 707 Brannan 

Deppel John, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker, Rail:oad ave nr 6th 

Deppen Mme D, European Art School, 
rvoms 40-42 Phelan Block 

Depraonteue J J R, musician, 222 
Ellis 

Depuy S H, hay and grain, 209 and 211 
10th 


DERBAUM & GIMPEL (J C Der- 
bauin, M C Gimpel), painters, 819 
Market 

Derbaum J C (Derbaum & Gimpel), 
painters, 819 Market 

Derbec Blue Gravel Mining Co, Theo- 
dore Wetzel sec, 522 Montgomery 

Derby C (Mark Strouse & Co), Bay City 
Market 

Derby Chas, photographer, 34 3d 

Derby & Co(C W Derby, F B Voor- 
hies), dairy produce, honey and fancy 
groceries, 741-747 Mission 

Derby C W (Derby & Co), 741 Mission 

rey. EM (E M Derby & Co), 226 

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Derby. EM & Co(E M Derby, Geo H 
Payne, O E Derby), 226 Clay 

Derby Miss Ida E, dressmaker, St Ann’s 
Building 

Derby O E (E M Derby & Co), 226 Clay 

Derby Thos, merchant, 320 Sansome 

DeRemie Mrs A, sewing school, 206 9th 

DeRemie Axel (Armstrong, DeRkemic & 
Co), 121 Jackson 

Derham J F, harnessmaker, 1715 Polk 

Derham John F, saloon, 638 Broadway 


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San Francisco. 


DERMOT MRS MARY, dressmaker, 
127 Kearny 

Dermott Geo (Pitt & Co), 465 Stevenson 

DERMOTT J (Pitt & Dermott), 465 
Stevenson 

DeRome Louis (Whyte Bros & De- 
Rome), 292 Howard 

DeSabla Eugene, commission merchant, 
agt for Boker’s Bitters and consul 
Peru, 40 California 

DESAUTELL MME, dress and cloak 
making, fancy gouds, 3334 4th 

Desbeck John (Roche & Desbeck), at- 
torney-at-law, 30, 31 and 32 Mont- 
gomery Block 

Desenfant P J (Cardinet & Desenfant), 
84 California Market 

Desmond Danl, groceries, 455 Clemen- 


tina 

myunone Mrs Ellen, groceries, 318 Val- 
ejo 

DESIMONE BROS (Dominick and 


Salvadore Desimone), fruit, cor 18th 
and Valencia 

DESIMONE DOMINICK (Desimone 
Bros), cor 18th aud Valencia 

Desimone Felix, fruit, 2505 Mission 

DESIMONE SALVADORE (Desi- 
mone Bros), cor 18th and Valencia 

DeSta Marina Juseph, capitalist, 436 
Montgomery 

DeTavel A, veterinary surgeon, 811 
Howard 

Detels J, liquors, 8 Sacramento 

Detels Martin (M Detels & Co), SE cor 
Main and Harrison 

Detels M & Co (Martin Dotels and John 
A Bischoff), groceries, SE cor Main 
and Harrison 

Detels M & Co (M Detels and F Stell- 
man), liquors, 8 Sacramento 

Detels M (Detels & Schneider), SE cor 
Pacific and Davis 

Detels & Schneider (M Detels and N 
Schneider), saluon, SE cor Pacitic and 
Davis 

Detgen Henry, saloon, 6194 East 

Detrick E & Co, bags, 5, 7 and 9 Califor- 
nia and 108, 110 and 112 Market 

Detroit Emery Wheel and Safe Co, S 
B Page mfr’s agt, 8 New Montgomery 

Dettmann Ludwing (Sanders & Co), 421 
Mission 

Dettmar C H, printer, 410 Clay 

Dettmar H, tailor, 404 Brannan 

Dettmer John, liquors, 417 Davis 

Dettner George, restaurant, 311 and 313 
Pacific 

Deubler Geo, barber, 701 Greenwich 

Deuprey Eugene N, attorney-at-law, 
214 Sansome 

Deutsch Jacob, bootmaker, 517 Hyde 

Mak Julius, harnessmaker, 1408 

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Man Franci<co, 


121 


Deutsch M, restaurant and bakery, 322 
and 324 Bush 

Deutscher Verein, Henry Lan pres, 
216 Dupont 

Deuwel & Gage (J Deuwel and M Gage), 
bakery, 614 and 616 Broadway 

Deuwel J (Deuwel & Gage), 614 and 616 
Broadway 

Devan Mrs Mary, dressmaker, 2742 
Folsom 

Devaney John, liquors, 711 Howard 

Devany John A, groceries and liquors, 
16 Heron 

DeVecchi Paolo, physician, 700 Broad- 


wa 

DeVecchio Ermenegildo, meat-market, 
871 Mission 

Develey H K, grocery, NE cor Powell 

bee ing HC, hysici ad 
evenin, , physician and surgeon 
aac 


Deveny Peter, deputy clerk justice 
court, SE cor Kearny and Washington 

Dever J, tailor, 9574 Folsom 

Dever J (McGrane & Co), 874 Folsom 

Deverell Richard, wood and coal, NE 
cor Kearny and Union 

Devers, Koehncke & Uo, coffee mills, 
30 and 32 Fri.) »nt 

Devine D B, liquors, 628 Merchant 

Devine James, druggist, 214 Kearny 

Develin Mrs W, variety and stationery, 
5224 6th 

Devoto Antonio, fruits, 1529 Powell 

Devoto David, charcoal agt, 430 Pacific 

vee Ham (Ham DeVotu &Co), 127 

Devoto M (M Devoto & Co), 127 3d 

Devoto M & Co (M Devoto and L Bri- 
chetto), canned goods, fruits and vege- 
tables, 127 3d 

Devrieza Jean, sausage factory, 823 
Pacific 

Dewane Miss Annie, dry goods, 1118 
Folsom 

Deweese Cornelius (Moore, Hunter & 
Co), 417 and 419 Market 


DEWEY AT (Dewey & Co), 252 Mar- 
t 
DEWEY & CO (A T Dewey and WB 


Ewer), publishers ‘* Mining and Scien- 
tific Press’ and ‘‘Pacific Rural Press,” 
414 Clay and 252 Market 

DEWEY & CO (A T Dewey, W B 
Ewer and Geo H Strung), patent 
solicitors, 252 Market | 

DEWEY E E, stock broker, 330 Pine 

Dewey Eugene E, sec and treas Union 
Club, 508 California 

Dewey S (Waltersen & Dewey), 819 
Montgomery 

DEWEY SQUIRE P, capitalist, 330 


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Dewey William (Waltersen & Dewey), 
212 Cla 
DEWEY WILLIAM P, mining, 330 


DEWING J & CO, publishers and 
eres of books, 420 Bush 

DeWitt J C (DeWitt & McCausland), 
320 Jackson 

DeWitt M (Cluff & DeWitt), 221 and 
223 3d 


DeWitt & McCausland (J C DeWitt 
and W K McCausland), carpenters 
and builders, 320 Jackson 

DeWitt T B, physician, cor Butte and 
Kentuck 

DeWitt William W, mining, 322 Pine 

Dexter Mrs Celia, boarding and lodging- 
house, 534 Bush 

Dexter Hrunk, wholesale candy mfr, 
626 Washington _ 

DEXTER SALOON, P Curley propr, 


DeYOUNG CHAS & CO (M H De- 
Young), editor and propr ‘‘S F Daily, 
Weekly and Semi-Weekly Chronicle,” 
NE cor Kearny and Bush 

DeYonge John, liquors, 238 Steuart 

Dezirelo D, wood and coal, 1825 Union 

Dheron Andrew (Verhaghen & Dheron), 
3124 Minna 

Diamond Cement Paving Co, 202 Bush 

Diamond Drill Co, 320 Sansome 

Diamond Patrick (McGuire & Diamond), 
stalls 63 and 64 Centre Market 

Dibble Albert, pres Atlantic Giant Pow- 
der Co, 4 California 

Dibble Lubrivator, H Slocom & Co agts, 
436 Montgomery 

DICAND J, Federal Hotel, 1205 Stock- 
ton 

Dickie Bros (John and James Dickie), 
naval architects, ship and steamboat 
builders, 19 Steuart and Long Bridge 

Dickie James (Dickie Bros), 19 Steuart 

Dickie John (Dickie Bros), 19 Steuart 

Dickieson W R (Phillips & Dickieson), 
644 Market and 304 16th 

Dickinson A H, capitalist, 318 Pine 

Dickinson Mrs Elisabeth, groceries, SW 
cor Leavenworth and California 

Dickinson John H, attorney-at-law, 402 
Montgomery 

Dickinson R E (Finley & Dickinson), 5 
and 6 California Market 

| DICKSON, DEWOLF & CO iE D 
Heatley and Geo Campbell), commis- 
gion merchants, 412 and 414 Battery 

Dickson D M (Dickson & Nelson), cor 
Bryant and 2d ~- 

Dickson G E (Harrison & Dickson), 220 
and 222 Front 

Dickson & Nelson (D M Dickson and H 
Nelson), groceries and meats, cor 
Bryant and 2d 


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DICKSON ROBERT, mgr Imperial 
Fire London Assurance Corporation, 
Northern Assurance Co and Queen 
Fire Insurance Co, 441 California 

Didier Emile, fruits, 1246 Mission 

Dieckmann & Rahlmann (Hermann H 
Dieckmann and Harry F Rah!imann), 
groceries, SW cor Railroad and 15th 
aves 

Dieckmann Hermann H (Dieckmann & 
Rahlmann), SW cor Railroad and 
15th aves 

Diederich I’enry, bakery, cor Bush and 
Fillmore ee 

Diederichsen C (Drager & Diederichsen), 
608 and 610 6th 

Diedering Leo, hotel, 444 Brannan 

Diedrichs H, groceries, 321 +E ube : 
IEFENBACHER GEORGE, shaving 
aud hairdressing parlor, imported and 
domestic cigars and cigarettes, tobacco 
and snuff, 9134 Larkin 

Dieftenbacher Wm (Dieffenbacher & 
Wihl), 318 Front 

Dieffenbacher & Wihl (Wm Dieffen- 
bacher and G Wihl), mfg agts,; 318 


Front 

Diehm Geo (Klopfer & Diehm), 101 
Clay 

Diehr Mrs L, liquors, 721 Clay 

Dieling F, groceries, SW cor Howard 
and 15th 

Diemer John, saloon, 831 Kearny 

DIERCK F A (Dierck, Hinz & * 
maun), NE cor Main and Missi 

DIERCK. HINZ & PLAGEh.....s 
(Ff A Dierck, A F tiinz and Wim 
Plagemann), Yolo Mills (flouring), NE 
cor Main and Mission 

Diercks Henry, groceries, 432 Folsom 

DIERKS T. DORE, undertaker, 
957 Mission 

Diers H, liquors, NE cor Davis and Sac- 
ramento 

Dieter Henry, grocery, 1606 Mission 
and 1627 West Mission 

DIETLE CHAS. bootmaker, 235 Bush 

Dietrich August, paperhanger, 1204 
Stockton 

Dietrich Caspar, beer hall, 649 Clay 

Dietrich E C (Jamisun & Dietrich), 1214 


Markct 

Dietrick E (E Dietrick & Co), 5-9 Cali- 
fornia 

Dietrick E & Co (E Dietrick and J H 
Nicholson), bags, tents, twines, hose, 
etc, 5-9 California 

Dictsch Gi dleib, tannery, 26th bet How- 
ard and Cap 

Diettrich Edward, harnessmaker, 984 
Howard 

DIETZ AC & CO, paints, oils, var- 
nishes and agts White Lead Works, 
9 Front 


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San Francisco. 


Dietz & Elaassar (Henry Dietz and Chas 
Elsassar), liquors, 16 begs A 

Dietz F E, sec New York Mining Co, 
327 Pine 

Dietz Henry (Dietz & Elsasser), 16 
hg 

Dietz Henry (Kentz & Dietz), 513-517 
a ay on ave 

Dietzel John, liquors, 234 6th 

Diez C OC, cigar mfr, 409 Washington 

Diggins A CO, contractor, 528 California 


Diggle W N (Duasmuir, Diggle & Co), 
a Wellington Shipping Co, 620 
ast 


Dikeman D §, real estate and general 
business, 200 McAllister 

Dille Elbert RK, pastor Central M E 
Church, Mission bet 6th and 7th 

Dillenburg Michael (Hedges & Dillen- 
burg), 32 Fremont 

Dillon Mrs B, groceries, 5094 Stevenson 

Dillon Mrs C C, dressmaker, 245 5th 

Dillon Edward, chronometer and watch- 
maker, 508 Battery 

Dillon Henry, liquors, cor San Jose ave 
and Valley 

Dillon Wm, upholsterer, 934 Folsom 

Dilpeno Marto, fruits, 1514 Dupont 

Dimmer Nicholss, groceries, SE cor 
Broadway and Powell 

DIMON § L, insurance adjuster, 
323 California 

Dimond Wm H (Williams, Dimond & 
Co), 202 Market 

DINGEON L (T:chun & Dingeon), 217 
Kearny 

DINGLEY C L, pres Gordon Hard- 
ware Co, shipping and commission 
merchant, and lumber, 110 Mission 
and 8 and 10 Pine 

Dingley Thomas F, groceries and coffee 
and spice mills, 325} Sth 

Dinkelspiel E (L Dinkelspiel & Co), 37 
and 39 Battery 

Dinkelspiel J, watchmaker and jeweler’s 
tools, 120 Sutter 

Dinkelspiel L (L Dinkelspiel & Co), 37 
and 3! Battery 

Dinkelspiel L & Co (L and E Dinkel- 
spiel and J A _ Cook), importers 
forvign and domestic dry goods, 37 
and 39 Battery 

Dinkelspiel M (S B Dinkelspiel & Co), 
313 Bush 

Dinkelspiel S B (S B Dinkelspiel & Co), 
313 Bush 

Bi neets piel S B & Co (S B and M Dink- 
elspiel and J Haber), watches and 
jewelry, 313 Bush 

vi NOLA LEON, druggist, 1600 How- 


a 
Dinsmore R & Co (R Dinsmore and M 
French), stock brokers, 2284 Mont- 


gomery 


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123 


Dinsm: re R (R Dinsmore & Co), 2284 
Mont 


igomery 

Dippel John, blacksmith, Railroad ave 
nr 6th ave 

Dippel W G, tailor, 106 Dupont 

Dirking Fritz (J W Tucker), 131 Kearny 

Discalzi G & Co, cigars and tobacco, 606 
Vallejo. ‘ 

Disciples of Christ Church, Minna bet 

_ 4th and 5th ¢ 

Dispatch Steamship Line, 302 California 

Dissat Antonio, hairdresser, 511 Kearny 

Disse William, carpenter, 805 Folsom 

Disturnell Wm C, publisher, 534 Culi- 
fornia 

Dithmar A OC, machinery, 626 4th 

Dithman Miss Lmma, private school 
and music teacher, 930 Folsom 


DITTMANN E, importer stationery, 
toys and fancy goods of every descrip- 
tion, 1514 Polk 

Di Vecchio Emile, butcher, 440 Hayes 

Di Vecchio Er, butcher, 871 Mission 

Di Vecchio Stephen, butcher, SW cor 
Hayes and Franklin 

Divisich & Buja (Stephen Divisich and 
N Buja), restaurant, 332 East 

a eg Stephen (Divisich & Buja), 332 

ast 


Dix Casper (Dix & Straub), NE cor 
Fillmore,and Filbert 

Dix & Straub (Casper Dix and Michael 
Straub), groceries, NE cor Fillmore 
and Filbert 

Dixon Mrs, restaurant, 2645 Mission 

Dixon, Bernstein & Co (J B Dixon, 8 
Bernstein and Chas Borgeston), show- 
case mfrs, 250 and 252 Market 

Dixon Clement, liquors, 8 Summer 

Dixon Crucible Cu, Foye Bros agts, 507 
California 

Dixon Mrs Elizabeth (Dixon & Putnam), 
48 Geary 

Dixon T, liquors, NE cor 6th and Har- 
rison 

Dixon Geo W (Curtis, Dixon & Co), 
309-313 Clay 

DIXON MRSH Hd, stationery, toys 
and tancy govds, 528 Hayes 

Dixon J B (Dixon, Bernstein & Co), 250 
Market 

Dixon Mrs Laura E, dressmaking, 1909 
Filmore 

Dixon & Putnam (Mrs Elizabeth Dixon 
and Miss Elizabeth Putnam), millin- 
ery, 48 Geary 

Dixon Robt, c-mmission, 306 Davis 

Dixon Samuel, stock broker, 238 Mont- 

omery 
D’Martini Paul, bootblack, 206 Bush 


DOANE & CO(W Cand I G Doane, 


H Esby and HS Gile), wholesale 


oysters, 64 California Market 


00 Mpear Het, 
rancineo, 


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WHITE BROS. 134 15 Main and 14 & 16pear 
et S.F. Counter Tops, Newel Posts, Balasters, 


Sign of the Town Clock. 


WACHHORST, Jwele, 315 J Street, Sacramento, 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO 


Manufacturers of Fine Montgomery 
oy Jewelry & Diamond Work, | (9 8 , 8 F. 


124 | San Francisco. 

DOANE & HENSHELWOOD (Wil-| Doclger John, bakery, NE cor Powell 
bur G Doane and ‘'homas K Henshel- Pa Pacific Pl 
wood), dey goods, SE cor Sutter and| DOERR CHARLES, drugg:st’s glass 
Kearny labels, 608 Market 

DOANEI Y (Doane & Co), 64 Cali-| Doerrer W G, paints, 1744 Market 
fornia Market D>herty C E, Mis-ion Wire Works, gar- 

DOANE W C (Doane & Co), 64 Cali-| den arches, summer louses, etc, 732 
fornia Market Mission : 

Doane Wilbur G (Doane & Henshel-| Doherty J, gasfitter, SW cor Pine and 
wood), SE cor Sutter and Kearny Kearny 

Dobbie J B (Elder & Dobbie), 606 Clay | Doherty.J A, laundry, 202 Ist 

Dobinson James H, private sec Wm| Doherty Jno W, pres and general mgr 


Sharon, 305 Sansome 
Doble Abner, mfr cast steel tools, 13 
and 15 Fremont and 567 Mission 
Dobzensky Mrs Rosa, stationery, 615 
Larkin 
Docher Claus, liquors, NW cor Battery 
and Jackson 
Dockings Hall, 499 Montgomery ave 
Dodge Alfred W, printer, i6 OU’Farrell 
Dodge Bros (Jared S and Zenas M 
Dodge), stationers, engravers and 
prixters, 32 Geary 
Dudge D, butcher, 159 Steuart 
Dodge E J (J Russ & Co), 36 Market 
Dodge I’, housemover, 1149 Mission 
Dodge H CU (Dodge & Ross), 3 Post 
Dodge Henry W, plumber, 1030 Sutter 
Dodge H L (Dodge, Sweeney & Co), 
114 and 116 Market 
Dodge Jared S (Dodge Bros), 32 Geary 
Dodge M B, mir of concentrating ma- 
chinery, 143 Fremont 
Dodge Miles B Jr (Kramer & Dodge), 
43/ Bush 
Dodge Nathan, supt Centre Market, 
cor Sutter and Dupont 
pene & Ross, City Parcel Delivery, 3 
‘ust 
Dodge, Sweeney & Co (H L Dodge, L H 
Sweeney, J ki Ruggles and F W Van 
Sicklen), wholesale provisions and 
commission merchants, 114 Market 
Dodge \W W (W W Dodge & Co), cor 
Clay and Front 
Dodge W W & Co (W, W Dodge, San 
Francisco, and Newton Booth and C 
T Wheeler, Sacramento), wholesale 
grocers, NW cor Clay and Front 
Duuge Zenas W (Dodge Bros), 32 Geary 
Due B (B & J S Doe) 44-48 Market 
Doe B & J 8, doors, windows and blinds, 
44-48 Market 
Doe Chas I', Redwood and Oregon lum- 
*ber, doors, sash and blinds, SW cor 
pear and Howard 
Doe JS (B& J 8 Doe), 44-48 Market 
DOE, KIMBALL & U0 vane B Doe, 
Gev H Kimball, and C Mott), 
wholesale dealers in lumber, railroac 
tics, posts, tan bark, etc, 104 Market 
DOE LURING B (Doe, Kimball & Co), 
lu4 Market 


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Doherty John, laundry, 552 Mission 


| Doherty T, fruits, 305 Hayes 


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Dohrmann Adulph (Dohrmann & Co), 
NW cor Washington and Drumm 
Dohrmann & Co (A Dohrmann and H 
Wangenheim), Washington Flour 
Mills, NW cor Washington and 
Drumm 

Dohrmann F (B Nathan & Co), 130 
Sutter 

Dohs Chas, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 
974 Harrison 

Dolan Hugh, liquors, 1142 Folsom 

DOLAN JAMES W, agt Woonsocket 
Rubber Co, 414 and 416 Market 

Dolan Michael, groceries, 317 Tehama 

Dolan P A, livery stabie, 1432 Market 

Dolan Thos, soap mfr, Potrero ave bet 
Alabama and El Dorado 

Dolan Wm B, saloon, 145 3d 

Dolbeer & Carson (John Dolbeer and 
Wm Carson), lumber, 22 California 

Dolbeer John (Dulbeer & Carson), 22 
California 

Dold Chas (Kittelberger & Dold), NE 
cor Market and Powell : 

Dolder L F, provisions, 621 Union 

Dolheguy Adolph, liquors, 521 Mont- 
gomery ave 

Dolldorf R (Dolldorf & Bullwinkel), NE 
cor Mission and Beale 

Dolldorf & Bullwinkle (R Dolldorf and 
H Bullwinkle), liquors, NE cor Mis- 
sion and Beale 

Dolliver & Bros (Thos and Samuel R 
Dolliver and Albert R Church), 573 
and 575 Market 

Dolliver Samuel R (Dolliver & Bros),573 
Market - 

Dolliver Thos (Dolliver & Bros), 573 
Market 

Domaker Giovanni, bootmaker, 413 
Broadway 

Doman Henry, coffeo stand, 5164 Mis- 
sion 

Domenici B & Co, merchant tailors, 
1335 Dupont 

Domergue G (Domergue & Garnier), 618 
Sacramento 

Domergue & Garnier (G Domergue and 
E Garnier), liquors, 618 Sacramento 


Tabular Wheelbarrows, Beit and Bridge 
Work, 827 Main Street, San Francisco, 


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ALLEN TUGGLE & CO. Pacific Coast Hard Woods 


18 & 20 Spear St. 
Sa.: Francisco. 


Dominick, Roberts & Co, poultry, 510 
Sansome 

Donahue C J, groceries, 997 Bryant 

Donahue Daniel, junk, 4 Folsom 

Donahue Henry, sewing macisines, 304 


Hayes 

DONAHUE JAMES M, sec San Fran- 
cisco and North Pacific Railroad, 430 
Montgomery 

Donahue P, watchmaker, 104 Jackson 

DOWAHUE PETER, pres San Fran- 
cisco and North Pacific and Scnoma 
Valley Railroads, pres San Francisco 
Gas Light Co, cor Ist and Natoma, 
and 430 Montgomery 

DONALDSON & CO (James Donald- 
son and John Gawne), agts for Scot- 
tish Imperial .Fire Insurance Co of 
Glasgow and the International Marine 
Insurance Co (limiizd) of Liverpooi, 
shipping and commissior. merchants, 
319 California 

DONALDSON JAMES (Donaldson & 
Co), 319 California 

Donaldson R A, assistant 
senger and ticket agt C P 
and Townsend 

Dondero Louis & Co, cigars and tobacco, 
1819 Union 

Donegan J J (Calnan & Donegan), 1023 
Harrison bet 6th and 7th 

Doni G, groceries, 420 Union 

Donleavy M F, restaurant, 530 Market 

Donnelly A J (Donnelly, Dunne & Co), 

601 California 

Donnelly, Dunne & Co (A J and E T 

Donnelly and J F Dunne), wholesale 

butchers, 601 California 

Donnelly Edward, oy ge 1424 4th 

Don elly & T (Donnelly, Dunne & Co), 

hens he ies, Alab: bet 
moelly H, es, ama 
25th and Seth 

Donnelly Harry, saloon, 1723 Alabama 

Donnelly L L (Donnelly & Soderer), 

1108 Market 

Donnelly Michael, tanner, Serpentine 
ave nr Hampshire 

Donnelly & Suderer (LL Donnelly aad 

A H Soderer), confectionery, 1108 

Market ; ; 

Donnelly Thos (Skerrett & Donnelly), 
226 6th 


Donner Louis, cabinetmaker, 1505 Powell 
Donohoe Dan (Anstett & Co}, 725 Green 
Donohoe Joseph A (Donohoe, Kelly & 
Co), SE cor Montgomery and Sacra- 


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fe Montgomery and Sacramento 
© | Donohoe Moses, grocery and fruits, SE 
b=} cor 22d and Fair Oaks 


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125 


Donohoe BE, boots and shoes, 20 Hayes 

Donohue James, groceries, 116 7th 

Donohue John C, groceries, cor Bryant 
and Bryant ave 

Donohue Mrs John, liquors, 8°” Fol- 
som 

Donohue Mrs Kate, saloon, 827 Folsom 

Donohue Patrick, blacksmith and wagon 
maker, 716 Sansome 

Donohue & Phelan (Thos Donohue and 
Patrick Phelan), liquors, 33 2d 

Donohue Thomas (Donohue & Phelan), 
33 2d r 

Donuhue Thos R (Sullivan & Donohue), 
914 Ellis 

Donovan & Bro, gents’ furnishing goods, 
1561 Market 

Donovan D, boots and shoes, 1412 
Stockton and 427 Montgomery ave 

Donovan J J (Donovan & O'Donnell), 
1303 Polk 

Donovan John, horseshoer, 2005 Mis- 
sion 

Donovan M J & J J, painters and whit- 
eners, 1006 Mission 

Donovan & O’Donnell (J J Donovan and 
M O’Donnell), restaurant, 1303’ Polk 

Donovan Timothy, bootmaker, 306 Jes- 


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sie 

Donzel Louis P, fruits and vegetables, 
dairy produce, 543 and 515 4th 

Donzelmann J F, insurance agt, 13 Mer- 
chants’ Exchan 

Dooley & Boylen (John Dooley and B 
Boylen), saloon, 316 4th 

Dooley John (Dooley & Boylen), 316 4th 

Dooley Mrs L, liquors, 548 Mission 

Dooley Patrick, groceries, SE cor Bay 
and Hyde 

Doonan Miss Mary, dressmaker, cor 
10th and Rail: ave 

Doran James, horseshoer, 55 Beale 

Dorcy Peter, saloon, 112 Dupont 

Dore B & Co (Benjamin and H E 
Dore), printers, 512 Sacramento 

Dore Benj (B Dore & Co), 512 Sacra- 
mento 

Dore Edward (Hurst & Dore), 231 16th 

Dore H E(B Dore & Co), 512 Sacra- 


mento 
oe Maurice (Maurice Dore & Co), 410 


Pine 
Dore Maurice & Co (Maurice Dore), real 
estate and auctioneers, 410 Pine 
DORET Y JOSEPH H, for John- 
sou’s printing inks and (ieo H Meier 
& Co’s bronze powders, gold leaf, etc, 
527 Commercial 


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Dorgeloh Bros (Claus and Fred Dorge- 
10h) oes, 1250 Mission 
Do io Claus (Dorgeloh Bros), 1250 


Dorgelsh Fred (Dorgelc!, Bros), 1250 
Mission 


WHITE BRON. 18 41 
and 14 & 16 Spear St, 8. 


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Douglass W A, physician, 126 O’Farrell 

Dow Geo E (Goes Dow), 116 Beale 

Dow Martin, notions, 124 2d 

DOW STEAM PUMP WORKS, 
Goss & Dow proprs, hydraulic engi- 
neers and machinists, 114 and 116 


Doric Lodge F & A M, Emil Marks sec, 
B’nai B'rith Hall, 121 Edd 

DORLER ANTOINE (Dorler & Hil- 
zinger), 317 4th 

DORLER & HILZINGER (Antoine 
Dorler and Godlieb Hilzinger), boots 
and shoes and bootmvkers, 317 4th 

Dorn B W (Rankin & Dorn), 837 Mis- 
sion 

Dorn Gustavus W, electric belts, 530 
O'Farrell 

DORNIN GEORGE D, mgr The Lion 
Fire Insurance Co of London, 433 
California 

Dorr L L, physician, 538 Turk 

Dorrance W ©, saloon, 112 2d 

4] Doscher Claus, groceries, NW cor Bat- 

tery and Jackson 
ry Doscher Henry (Doscher & Von Bargen), 
SW cor McAllister and Webster 

af | DOSCHER RY, groceries and 

pl provisions, wines, liquors and cigars, 

ee wood, coal, hay and grain, SW cor 
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Beale 

DOWAN ROBERT, supt Calvary 
Cemetery ; 

Dowd Dennis, restaurant, 625 Davis 

Dowe Arthur W (Dowe & Pickett), 997 
and 999 Market 

Dowe & Pickett (Arthur W Dowe and J 
M Pickett), photographers, 997 and 
999 Market 

Dowe L, photographer, SE cor Market 
and 4th 

DOWE & PICKETT, photographers, 
997 and 999 Market 

Dowland Mrs M J, dressmaker, 230 
Ellis 

Dowland Mrs Sarah, toys, books and 
stationery, 1329 Bush 

ae Ewd, livery stable, 1633 How- 
ar 

Dowling J, fish, Grand Central Market, 
cor 6th and Market 

Dowling J E, teacher West Mission 
Primary School, West Mission bet 
Herman and Ridley 

Dowling R, livery stable, 621 Grove 

Dowling Thomas, saloon, cor 3d and 
Townsend 

Downes G, plumber and gasfitter, 43 2d 

Downey G W (Mulloy, Bean & Co), 329 
Sansome 

pone A F (A F Downing & Son), 14 
2 


Downing A F & Son (A F and O P 
Downing), druggists’ sundries, 14 2d 
id 5 P (A F Downing & Son), 14 

2 


Downing T H, supt Pacific Coast Steam- 
ship Construction Department, NE 
cor Broadway and Front 

Downing Thomas, painter, 615 Mission 

Doyle, Barber, Galpin & Scripture, 
attornueys-at-law, 323 Cali‘ornia 

Doyle & Cashman (J C Doyle and Danie! 

Jashman), liquor, cigars and tobacco, 
SW cor 3d and Howard 

Doyle Daniel P, second-hand furniture, 
214 4th 

Doyle KH, livery atable, 246 3d 

Doyle Henry (Heury Doyle & Co), 511 
Market , 

Doyle Henry & Co (Henry Doyle and 
P EO Bryen), wholesale flax threads, 
bag twines, etc and commission mer- 
chants, 511 Market 

~ J, plumber and gasfitter, 822 

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Do,le J C (Doyle & Cashman), SW cor 
3d and Howard 


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Pierce and O’Farrell 
Doscher Henry (Doscher & Co), cor 
Michigan and Shasta 
Doscher & Co (Henry Doscher and 
Harold Holman), groceries, cor Michi- 
gan and Shasta 
Doscher John D, groceries, SE cor Mis- 
sion and Ist 
Doscher & Von Bargen (Henry Doscher 
and Ernest Von Bargen), groceries, 
SW cor McAllister and Webster 
Double Standard Gold Mining Co, W H 
Lent sec, room 62, 309 Montgome 
Doud Aaron (Hadley & Doud), 326 Pine 
Doud W A (Hadley & Doud), 326 Pine 
Dougherty Danl, wood and coal, Minna 
bet 14th and 15th 
DOUGHERTY MRS FANNY, dress 
and cloakmaker, 452 6th 
DOUGHERTY P E & C0, steam 
rinters, engravers, lithographers and 
k-binders, 412 Commercial and 
411 Clay bet Sansome and Battery 
Dougherty Wm C, deputy postmarter, 
Post-office 
Doughty Wm, wool buyer and woolen 
mills, 3 Spear 
Douglas A Hs artist, 28 Geary 
wongine D M, harnessmaker, 838 How- 


a 

Douglas Thos, liquors, 444 3d 

Douglas Wm, stoves, tinware and 
pumps, 755 Mission 

Douglas Wm RB, watchmaker and jewel- 
er, 120 Sutter 

Douglass Joseph, bootmaker, 533 Pine 

Douglass Miss Mary, bakery, 2531 Mis- 
sion 

Douglass W B, watchmaker, 120 Sutter 

Douglass Wm Y, captain of police, Old 
City Hall 


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Doyle Mrs Jennie, liquors, cor 25th 


and Valencia 

Doyle John T, attorney-at-law, 323 
California 

Doyle Maurice & Son, horseshoers, 770 
Mission 

DOYLE PATRICK, harness, collar 
and saddle mfr, 1011 Market 

Doyle R E (Doyle w Wilson), 307 Cal- 
ifornia 

Doyle & Wilson (KR E Doyle and Chas 
Wilson), ship and freight brokers, 
307 California 

Doxey & Co, booksellers, stationers and 
engravers, 23 Dupont 

Dozier Mrs EN, art school, 715 Valen- 
cia 

Drady D, pictures, 230 4th 

Drady ‘Thomas, merchant tailor, 6 3d 

Drager & Diederichsen (J Drager and 
C Diederichsen), proprs Excelsior 
Hotel, 608 and 610 6th 

Drake & Emerson (Samuel Drake and 
John A Emerson), commission mer: | 
chants, 521 ahd 523 Sansome 

Drake Samuel (Drake & Emerson), 
commission merchants, 52] and 523 
Sansome 

Drake W R (W R Drake & Co), 208 
Davis 

Drake W R & Co (W R Drake and C 
Laufenburger), Eagle Soap Co, 208 
Davis 

Dramant L (Levy Dramant, Oppen- 


heimer & rr BE Evin VITTES 
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Wm ie seh hy 526 Mont- 


Deathen’P, cigars and tobacco, 79 4th 

Drayeur A (D Cazeaux & Co), 531 Com- 
mercial 

Drechsler Louis, bootmaker, 947 Bryant 

Dresbach Wm, commission © 1 shipping 
merchant, 316 Californi: 

Drescher Charles, barber, 503 Jones 

Dresen Joseph E M, bakery, 1012 Pierce | 

Drew H M (Jesse ‘& Drew), Berry bet 
3d and 4th 

Drew J R, stair builder, 217 Spear 

Drew Julia C & L A, Dancing Academy, 
Sanders’ Hall, 71 New Montgomery 

Drew Moses M, US Marshal, room 45 
US Appraiser’ 8 Building © 

Drew's Uancing Academy, 71 New 


stig at 

Drewes Henry, meat market, cor 24th 
and Potrero ave 

Dreydemi Pierre, tailor, 1409 Polk 

Dreyer Diederick, groceries, NE cor 

apa and IIlirois 

Dreytus B (B Dreyfus & Co, Anaheim), 
office 121 California 

Dreyfus Theodore, cleaning and dyeing, 
354 6th 


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127 


Dreyfus B & Co (B Dre 
stein, J Frowenfeld, John G Weglein 
and Ed Frowenfeld), native wines, 
121 California, warehouse 630-642 
Brannan 

Dreyfuss Julius, Laan chandeliers, oil 
stoves etc, 14 on 

DRINKHOUSE J A. importer of cigars 
and tobacco, sole agt for S Lowenthal 
. & Co’s Genuine Marblehead Cigars, 
SW cor Battery and Sacramento 

Driscoll Bros (D R and James Driscoll), 
grocers, SE cor 4th and Minna 

Driscoll Cornelius E, sanitarium baths, 
2210 and 2212 Powell 

Driscoll D R (Driscoll Bros), cor 4th and 
Minna 

Driscoll James (Driscoll Bros), cor 4th 
and Minna 

Driscoll Jere J, deputy clerk Justice 
as SE cor Kearny and Washing- 


Drovoll John (Lynch & Driscoll), 10th 
ave bet P and Q 

Driscoll Mrs M, 1328 
Stockton 

Driscoll Mra M, fancy goods, 1553 Mar- 


dressmaker, 


ket 

Driscoll Timothy, wood and coal, NE 
cor 17th and Capp 

Drobaz Mattio, chop house, 503 East 

Drohuli Joseph, Pine Street Restaurant, 
, 439 Pine 

Drossel J H, apothecary, NW cor 
Powell and Jackson 

nee H, fiat packer, 1420 Stockton 
Drown AN, attorney-at-law, 621 Clay 

Drucker Herman, mgr Standard Ex- 
press, 1 Commercial 

Drucker John, grocer, SW cor Mission 
and 6th 

Druhe John G, saloon, SW cor Wash- 
ington and Drumm 

Druid’s Hall, 413 Sutter 

Druid’s Libra 1,000 vols, 413 Sutter 

Drummond & Leneas (R 8S Drummond 
and G W Lemont), wood and coal, 
435 Valencia 

Drummond R 8 (Drummond & Lemont), 
433 and 435 Valencia 

Drury Wm, merciant tailor, 633 
Kearny 

“DRY GooDs REPORTER,” B F 
Jacobs propr and publisher, 35 Sutter 

Dryer B, carpenter, 220 Leavenworth 

Uryer Charles F, stable, 1315 Stockton 

Duane, Ballard & 0, commission mere 
chants, 22 California 

Duane C P, re “estate, 427 Montgomery 

Duane E, butcher, 20 7th 

Dubedal E (Pascal, Dubedal & Co), 
426 and 428 Jackson 

DuBois J Dill (DuBois & King), 416 
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DuBois & King (J Dill DuPvis and W 
B King), commission :a-rchants, 416 
Battery 

Dubrow Alfred K, mining sec, room 69 
309 Montgomery — 

Ducasse August, artificial flowers, 856 
Mission 

DuCastel E, school, 324 O’Farrell 

Duckett CS, dentist, 254 6th 

Ducroux A, restaurant, 1119 Dupont 

DUDGEON E M (hydraulic jacks), 
mill and mining sec, cor 8th and 
Minna 

Dudley Geo, locksmith, 2002 Mission 

Dufau Madam M A, dressmaker, 414 
Hayes 

Duff & Co(R P R Duff), commission 
merchants, 316 Davis 

Duff James, crockery, 

Boneh 414 3d 
uffey Bros, poultry, 24 Bay City Mar- 
ket, 1146 vtarket serdias 

Duffey B C, real estate agent, 2 Jones 

Duffey E J, Beatty and game, stall 24 
Bay City Market 

Duffey John, groceries, 651 Mission 

DUFFICY & , propre 
Brooklyn Hotel, Bush bet Mont- 
gomery and Sansome 

DUFFICY M O, Brooklyn Hotel, Bush 
bet Montgomery and Sansome, res 
514 Howard 

Duffy B C, real estate, 4 Jones 

Dutly Bros (Wm and Neil Duffy), 
saloon, 631 Merchant 

Bay Edward, saloon, 119 Vallejo 

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tinware and 


~Duffy James (Whittier, Fuller & Co), 
21 and 23 Front 

Duffy J J, fruits, 9, 10 and 42 and 44 
Centre Market 

Duffy Neil (Duffy Bros), 631 Merchant 

Duffy Patrick, bootmaker, 1414 Pacific 

Duffy Terrence, nursery and florist, cur 
Polk and ad 

Duffy Wm (Duffy Bros), 651 Merchant 

Dugan Bernard F (Stephens & Dugan), 
42 6th 

Dugan Patrick, saloon, 524 Ist 

Dugan 7 F, liquors, cor Natoma and 7th 


Dagan we ark, gal 131 5th 

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Duggan Ed P, restaurant, 322 Davis 
Timothy, wood and coal, 1019 


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DUHAGON F, homepathic physician, 
DIE 00, petra 
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1633 Polk . 
Duhot Mine G, laundry, 743 Howard 
Duisenberg Charles & Co (Charles Dui- 

senberg), North German Lloyd Steam- 
ship Co and commission merchants, 
314 Sacramento 


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Dugan V F (Stephens & Dugan), boots DUN 


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Duisenherg Charles, North German 
Lloyd Steamship Co and commission 
merchant, 314 Sacramento 

Du Jardin Fred, cigars and tobacco, SE 
cor Pine and Kearny 

Duke Catoline, dressmaking, 521 Taylor 

Duley Lucy, confectionery, 1330 Pacific 

Dullay Wm P, confectionery, 1330 Pa- 


cific 
Dumas Mrs E, lodging-house, 48 7th 


‘| Dumas L, fruits and vegetables, 48 7th 


Dumont Pierre, wines aud liquors, 2759 
Harrison and 237 4th 

Dumphy Luke, tailor, 2012 Polk 

Dun RG & Co, mercantile agency, Jay 
Lugsdin mgr, 320 California 

DUNAND LOUIS F, attorney-at-law, 
331 Montgomery 

DUNAND, MILLER & HUGHES, 
(Louis F Dunand, Frank D Miller and 
James E Hughes), attorneys-at-law, 
331 Montgomery 

Du Navent A C, wellsinker and contrac- 
tor, 2518 Mission . 

Dunbar David, plumber, 1601 Geary 

Dunbar James, blacksmith, foot of 6th 

DUNBAR JAMES, metal roofer and 
alvanized iron cornice, 1073 Market 
het Gth and 7th 

Dunbar J K, physician, cor 6th and Bry- 

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ant 

Dunbar L L, dentist, 23 Kearny 

Duncan & Boyle (Wm Duncan and Den- 
nis Boyle), blacksmiths and horse- 
shoers, 22 Tyler 

Duncan Geo & Co, asphaltum workers, 
652 Market 

Duncan James, tannery, Brannan bet 
8th and 9th 

Duncan John M, range builders and 
roofer, 1136 Mission 

Duncan Mills Land and Lumber Co, I 
E Thayer agt, 22 California 

Pinon m (Duncan & Boyle), 22 Ty- 
ler 

Duncan William L, stock broker, 306 
Montgomery 

Dundas Miss, dressmaker, 10264 Lar- 


UNDON P F, San Francisco Boiler 
Works, 13! and 133 Folsom 
Dunfield Mrs E, dressmaker, 7684 How- 


ard 
UNHAM B F (Duncan, Carrigan & 
Co), 107 Front 
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DUNHAM, CARRI 
Dunhan, A Carrigan, E W ig de 
and W L McCormick), hardware, iron 
and steel, i07-111 Front 

Dunham Henry, whitener, 345 3d 


Dunigan Mrs Mary, fruits and vegeta: | - 


bles, 326 5th 
Dunker Adolph, saloon, 12 Oregon 


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DUAKER D (Putzman & Dunker), 340 

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Dunkley Mrs © D, bakery, 986 Folsom 

Dunlap A W, magnetic healer, 822 
Miszion 

Dunlap D L, cigars and tobacco, 21 
Leidesdorff 

Dunlap J D, deputy U S marshal, res 
Los Angeles 

Dunmore Wn, blacksmith, 17 Anna 

Dunn & Blucher (James Dunn and Geo 
Blucher), hay and grain, NE cor 
Fillmore and Lombar 

Dunn C, whitener and plasterer, 312 
Tehama 

Dunn D E, hairdresser, 515 California 

Dunn E & Co (E Dunn), musical instru- 
ments, 1216 Market 

Dunn Horace D, fishing tackle and 
lamps, 547 Washington 

DUNN JAMES, supt California 
Cracker Co, NW cor Broadway and 
Battery 

Dunn James (Dunn & Blucher), 1219 
Powell and NE cor Fillmore and 
Lombard 

Dunn James, wood and coal, 903 Pacific 

Dunn John, carpenter, 312 Tehama 

Dunn John, saloon, 839 Sacramento 

Dunn John J, pattern and modelmaker, 
143 and 145 Fremont 

Dunn P, liquors, 114 2d 

Dunn Wm (Keany & Dunn), 1118 Mis- 
sion 

Dunne J F (Donnelly, Dunne & Co), 601 
California 

Dunne Owen, saloon, 309 3d 

DUNNE PETER F, attorney-at-law, 

room 17, 7 Montgomery ave 

Dunnigan & O’Dea O’Dea and 
Patrick Dunnigan), blacksmiths, 126 


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ey co Patrick (Dunnigan & O’Dea), 


126 
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Dunning Thos, groceries, 253 Clara 

Dunphy Luke, tailor, 2012 Polk 

DUNPHY THOMAS N & CO (Thos 
N Dunphy), bill posters and ceneral 
advertising agts, 506 Commercial 

DUNPHY WM (Wm Dunphy & Co), 
room 1], 504 me 00 

DUNPHY WM & CO (Wm Dunphy), 
wholesale butchers, room 1, 504 
Kearny 

Dunsing F W, groceries, 301] Mission 

Dunsmuir A (Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co), 
620 East 

Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co (R Dunsmuir, 
W N Diggleand A Dunsmuir’, proprs 
Wellington Colliery, 620 East 

Dunsmuir R (Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co), 
620 East 


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Dunworth Peter, grocer, 19 Clinton 

Duperu N, local stuck broker, 430 Cali- 
fornia 

Duprat George, tailor, 1314 Larkin 

DuPrat Joseph S, mill and mining, room 
12, 416 California 

Dupuy E, physician, 901 Sutter 

Dupuy J (J Dupuy & Co), 630 Broad- 
way 

DUPUY J & CO (J Dupuy and J 
Baron), carriage mfrs, 630 Broadway 

Dupuy Madam M, feathers, 436 Bush 

Dupy O G, attorney-at-law, 315 Cali- 
fornia 

Durand A, interpreter and collector, 
523 Kearny 

Durand J A, broker, 410 Clay 

Durbrow Alfred K, mining sec, 69 
Nevada Block 

Durein Bros (C J and Wm Durein), 
Humboldt House, 1309 and 131] Stock- 
ton 

Durein C J (Durein Bros), 1309 and 
1311 Stockton 

Durein Wm (Durein Bros), 1309 and 
1311 Stockton 

Durhan Joseph, groceries, 14° Clara 

Durkee & Moor (E W Durkee and J B 
Moor), mfrs wovenwire spring mat- 
tresses, 6234 Howard 

Durkin Edward, general broker, 306 
Montgomery 

DURKIN P & E, real estate, 306 


Montgomery 
DUROSE F F, bed comforter factory, 


Duryea’s Starch Agency, Henry C Ed- 
gerton agt, 109 California 

Dusenberg Bros, 109 Battery 

Dussol Gustave, pres Derbec Blue 
Gravel Mining Co, 522 Montgomery 

Dutard H, commission merchant, 126 
and 128 Davis 

Dutch Wn, dentist, 26 Montgomery 

Duttmer John, saloon, 417 Davis 

Dutton Henry Jr, hay and grain, pier 7, 
Steuart - 

Dutton & Partridge (John Partridge 
and S E Dutton), stationers, 306 Cali- 
fornia 

Dutton S E (Dutton & Partridge), 306 
California 


DUTTON W J, sec Fireman’s Fund 
Insurance Co of California, SW cor 
California and Sansome : 

Duval Eli (McCloskey & Duval), 407 4th 

Duval Geo L (J W Grace & Co), 40 
California 

Duveneck C B, groceries, cor 17th and 
Eureka 


DWELLE J H, new Domestic and 


Singer and second-hand sewing ma- 
chines, 27 6th | 


WHITE BROS. 134 15 Main avi 14d 168pear 
et, 8.F. Counter Tops, Newci Posts, Balasters, 


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Dwelling House Underwriters’ Insur- 
ance of New York, Hutchinson & 


M nn 322 and 324 California 
H, attorney-at- 
law, 526 Montgomery 
Dwyer Miss Annie, teacher Valencia 
Primary School, es Valencia bet 22d 
and 2: 
Dwyer Geo R, groceries, NW cor 
Dupont and Bay 
Dwyer J, physician, 223 Pacific 
Dwyer John, groceries, SW cor 19th 
and Howard 
Dwyer Mrs K M, millinec, 405 Hayes 
Dwyer Mrs M, groceries, 1124 Harrison 
Dwyer Michael, saloon, 106 Ist 
Dwyer Michael W, fruits, 2947 16th 
Dwyer, Skaife & Robertson (‘1 R Dwyer, 
A Skaife and H Robertson), wholesale 
cigars, 400 Sansome 
Dwyer Mrs T, groceries, SW cor 7th 
and Minna 
Dwyer T, painter, 108 Langton 
Dwyer T R (Dwyer, Skaife & Robert- 
son), 400 Sansome 
LES A, commission and 
insurance, room 17, 330 Pine 
Dyer James J, contractor, 528 California 
Dyer J J, dentist, 37 Post 
Dyer J P (Kenney & Dyer), 228 Mont- 
gomery 
Dyer M, stoves and tinware, 749 Mission 
ir oe Margret, dressmaker, 3036 


Dyer W C, cooper, 1017 Battery 


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Eagan John, 1129 Folsom 
tagle Brass Foundry, M Greenberg, 205 
remont 
le Coffee Mills, L C Bertin and C 
epori, 517 Commercial 
angie King Mining Co, N A Beal, 214 
jansome 


Eagle Soap Co, W R Drake & Co proprs, 

~ 208 Davis 

Eagle Warehouse, N R Lowell propr, 
15 and 17 Davis 

Eagles John (Eagles & Wild), 602 Mis- 
sion 

as st & Wild (John Eagles and Thos 

ild), liquors, 602 Mission 

Eagleson & Co(R and John G Eagleson), 
furnishing goods, 4 and 6 Kearny and 
414 Market 

Eagleson John G (Eagleson & Co), 4 
and 6 Kearny 

Eagleson R (Eagleson & Co), 414 Mar- 
ket and 4 and 6 Kearny 

Ealy James P, groceries, SW cor Sutter 
and Baker 

Eames Manly, cigars and tobacco, cor 
26th and Valencia 


Earl Guy C (J Earl & Son), 36 California 

Earl J (J Har! & Son), 36 California 

Earl J & Son (J and Guy C Earl), com- 
mission merchants and mira agts, 36 
California Dane 

Earl John O, mining, 401 California 

EARLE & C0 (S A Earle, A W Bogart 
and C H Sawyer), mfrs boots and 

EARLE § A (Karle & Co), 765 Missi 

(Earle 0), 465 Mission 

Earley Bernard (Weales & Earley), 2129 
Mission 

Earll Arthur R, law student, 420 Mont- 


gomery 
Earls Michael, bakery, 1128 Folsom 
Earnest J T (Earnest, Wall & Co), 302 
Davis 
ST, WALL & CO (J T Earn- 
est and J T Wall), bellows mfrs and 
commission merchants, 302 Davis 
Eason W L, editor ‘‘Coast Review,” 
320 Sansome 
Easterby A Y, pres California and Port- 
land Cement Co, 330 Pine 
Easterby Rancho Co (Fresno county, 
Cal), M Theodore Kearney mgr, 22 
Montgomery 
Eastern Hall, 32 O’Farrell 
Eastern Star, Edward S West grand 
patron, Abbie E Wood grand sec, 32 
O’Farrell 
Eastland Chas, liquors, SW cor Berry 
and 3d ; 
Eastland Joseph G, sec Oakland Gas- 
light Co, 604 Commercial ‘ 
EASTMAN EMILY BR, artist, 11 
Kearny and 914 Market 
8 FRANK & CO (Frank 
Eastman and M Shannon), printers, 
Franklin Printing Office, 509 Ciay ur 
Sansome 
Eastman T S, carriage repository, cor 
Mission and New Montgomery 
East Mount Diablo Mining Co, Geo W 
Fisher sec, 324 Pine 
EASTON & ELDRIDGE (Wendell 
Easton and J O Eldridge), real estate 
and general auctioneers, 22 Mont- 
gomery 
Easton F W, pro r San_ Francisco 
Steamboat an ransportation Co, 
320 Sansome 
EASTON GEORGE (Jacobs & Easton), 
216 Sansome 
EASTON WENDELL (Easton & Eld- 
ridge), 22 Montgomery 
Eaton A J (I F Eaton-& Son), 3d Street 
Wharf 
Eaton Amasa, sec California Spring 
Mfg Co, 147 and 149 New Montgom- 


ery 

Eaton Alfred J (I F Eaton & Son), 717 
Valencia, 1716 Stevenson and 3d 
Street Wharf 


Sets 


COMELIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


Streets, 8. F. 


OE —— THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Monigors 


ALLEN TUGGLE & CO. Pacific Coast Hari Woods 


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EATON CHAS §, pianos and organs, 
647 Market 
Eaton ai B, physician, 940 Howard 
Eaton F rancisco Steamboat 
and Pant sprtation Co, 320 Sansome 
Eaton 1 F (I F Eaton & Son), 717 Va- 


lencia, 1716 Stevenson and 3d Street 
Wharf 


Eaton I F & Son (I F and Alfred J Ea- 
ton), wood »nd coal, 717 Valencia, 
1716 Stevenson and 3d Street Wharf 

Ebart Edward, bakery, 323 5th 

Ebbets Arthur M, coal, 109-115 Sacra- 
mento 

Ebbinghausen H & Co, groceries, 2442 
Mission 

Eber Albert, dry and fancy goods, 102 
6th nr Mission 

Eberhart Matthew, saloon and liquors, 
39 Market 

Eberle Joseph, bootmaker, San Bruno 
Road bet 27th and 28th 

Ebert Mrs Annie, bakery, 323 5th 

Ebert J, crocker Any 1417 Stockton 

EBERT'S MILITARY BAND, head- 
quarters Humboldt FR AND cor Kearny 
and Morton 

Eccleston Richard, wood and coal, SW 
cor Sutter and Powell 

Eckart W R (Salkeld & Eckart), 217 
Sansome 

Eckel Dr, 324 Geary 

Eckler Fred, saloon, 634 Dacific 

ECKLER R E, painting and whiten- 
ing, 12 7th 

Eckstein Wm, saloon, NW cor Bush 
and Montgomery 

Eclipse Cracker Co,T J Chadbourne mgr, 
214 Sacramento 

Edelmann A M, musician, 217 Waller 

Edelmann Joseph, locksmith, 812 Lar- 


kin 
Bags Mrs Addia, dressmaker, 721 Val- 


Bagerly Henry C, accountant, room 18, 

ontgomer 

Edger! ol ¥ stationery and variet'es, 
215 tgomery ave 

E fehining enry C, Duryea’s Starch 

gency, 109 California 

Edmond P A, barber, 53 5th 

Edmonds M A, judge Superior Court, 
New City Hall 


Edmondson JG, painter, 220 Brannan 
te na Johan, paintshop, 220 Bran- 


E. Imondaon & Pfiel (W H Edmondson 
and J W Pifiel), hairdressers, 12394 
Folsom 

Edmondson Mrs S J, bakery and fancy 

PY eo 1131 Mission 

mondson W H (Edmondson & Pfiel), 
12394 Folsom 
Edmund James, sacka, 5 Clay 


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EDMUNDS GEORGE, sec and .treas 
California Cracker Co, NW cor Bat- 
tery and Broadway 

Edmunds P A, Laivdvedeer, 53 5th 

Edouart Alexander, photographer, 504 


Kearny 

Edouart’s Photographic Gallery, 504 
Kearny 

Edson rf A & Co (GG Hoyt, R H 
Swayne and C A Edson), ship and 
custom house brokers, 504 Battery 

Edward Hall, cor Jersey and Sanchez 

Edward Norman, paints and oils, 1053 
Market 

Edwards C E, meat market, 28 4th 

Edwards & "Co (William Edwards), 
stock brokers, 316 Montgomery 

Edwards & Co, opticians and stationers, 
624 Montgomery 

se ae David, dressmaking, 44 O’F ar- 


EDWARDS FRANK 4G, carpets and 
By aby cea oy 628-636 Clay 
bag George, real estate, 108 Leides- 
orff 
Edwards Geor 
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Edwards Henry (C and P H Tirrell & 
Co), 419 Clay 
Edwards J, teaciae Independence Band, 
425 Pine 
Edwards James W, dentist, 8 Kearny 


EDWARDS J G, propr of the ‘* Coast 


e D, sec Overman and 
Icher Mining Cos, 414 


Review, ” 320 Sansome 

Edwards John, bakery, SE cor Mason 
and Francisco 

Edwards Matthias, restaurant, 208 


Drumm 

EDWARDS, PICKENS & FULTON 
(James R Pickens and Wm Fulton), 
commercial agency, 401 California 

Edwards & Son, mfg jewelers, 618 Mer- 
chant 

Edwards & Stephens, fish, 33 Centre 
Market 

Edwards T M, druggist, NE cor Kearny 
and Jackson 

Xdwards William (Edwards & Co), 316 
Montgomer 

Edwards W T, groceries, 2 12th 

Eells Chas P, attorney- -at-law, 230 Mont- 

mery 

Efinger Christian, hardware and crock- 

ery, 139 3d 

Egan James, wood, coal, hay and grain, 
438 Minna and $41 Mission 

Egan John (Kelly & Egan), 623 Sansome 

Egan R J. furniture, 140 4th 

EGERTON Y ©, commission 
merchant, mill and mining supplies, 
cutlery, and agt for Duryea’s Starch, 
109 California 

Eggers & Co, liquors, 327 and 329 Bush 


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EGGERS & CO (George H and Herman 
C Eggers), importing and commission 
merchants, 214 California 

Hegere George H (Eggers & Co), 214 
alifornia 


Henry, groceries, 228 Brannan 
Eggers Herman C (Eggers & Co), 214 
E me 1 Calif 

ggers J I’ G, liquors, 533 California 
Eggers Minnie, bakery, 10194 Pacific 
Hegert Mra L L, music teacher, St 
nn’s Buildin 


Eggleston A T, Willcox & Gibbs Sewing 
achine Co, 124 Post 

Egzleton Geo, livery stable, 121 Jackson 

Eging Chris (Attinger & Eging), 316 
O'Farrell 

eee Ernest, liquors, NW cor Mason 
and Broadway 

Ehlen John P, groceries and liquors, 
813 Washington 

Ehlers Wiechen, groceries, SW cor 


Vallejo and Kearn 

EHRENBERG A ‘, physician, office 
hours from 8 to 9 A M and Ito 3 PM, 225 
Dupont 

Ehrenpfort Edward, carpets, 235 16th 

EHRENPFORT FRED K (Rothschild 
& Ehrenpfort), 118 Front 

Ehrenpfort Wm, importer of wholesale 
and retail carpets, oil cloths, curtain 
goods, shades, matting, etc, 14 3d 

Ebrhard Adam, gents’ and boys’ furnish- 
ing goods and clothing, 256 3d 

Ehrhorn August, bootmaker, 1220 Lar- 


kin 

Ehrhorn Chas A, bootmaker, 305 Du- 
pont 

Ehrhorn Edward, bovtmaker, Folsom 
bet 7th and &th 

ene R, boot and shoemaker, 325 


r 

Ehrhorn Mrs R, fruits and confection- 
ery, 325 Turk 

Ehrichs Diederich, liquors, SE cor 
Battery and Vallejo 

Ehrichs Richard, saloon, SE cor Battery 
and Vallejo 

Ehrlick Herman, variety store, 225 6th 

Ehrman Jos (M Ehrman & Co), 104 
‘ront 

Ehrman Julius (Esberg, Bachman & Co), 
SE cor California and Battery 

Ehrman M (M Ehrman & Co), 104 Front 

Ehrman M & Co (M and Jos Ehrman 
and S Sussman), wholesale grocers, 
104-110 Front 

Eiben.Henry, cabinetmaker and carpen- 
ter, 225 Post 

Eichenloub John, saloon, 412 Jackson 

Eichers John, electricity, 310 Mont- 
gomery ave 

Kichler Henry, merchant tailor, 1144 
Turk 


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EICHLER J H & CO, proprs Pacific 
Steam Candy Factory, 1065 Market 
bet 6th and 7th 

Eicholz & Macpherson (T H Eicholz 
and T Macpherson), oils, lamps, crock- 
ery and tinware, 27 6th 

Eicholz T H (Eicholz & Macphersu~), 
27 6th 5 

Eickhoff Henry (Neumann & Eickhoff), 
attorneys, 432 Montgomery 

Eickhorst Fred, groceries, NW cor 
Greenwich and Pierce ptt 

Eidinger Edward, tailor, 2239 Mission 

Ei; ehoateeet Grammar School, w s 8th 

’ bet Harrison and Bryant 

Eighth-street Primary School, cor 8th 
and Harrison 

Einbracht Exchange (Ch Hund and 
Wm Klos), saloon, 823 Market 

Einhorn J H (O'Dwyer & Einhorn), 36 
and 38 3d 

Einsfeld Peter, barber shop, 650 Market 

Einstein & Bernheim (Morris Einstein 
and A Bernheim), San Buenaventura, 
general commission merchants, office 
206 Front 

Einstein Morris (Einstein & Bernheim), 
206 Front 

Eintracht Hall, 312 Post 

Eipper T, barber, 1231 Dupont 

Eirancovich J & Co, agt cocoanut fac- 
tory, 621 Sansome 

Eisele Felix, restaurant, 719 Market 

Eisen Francis T, Pioneer and Alta Mills, 
12 Stevenson 

Eisen Theodore A (Curlett & Eisen), 330 


Pine 

Eisenbach Ad (Louis Taussig & Co), 205 
and 207 Battery 

Eisenberg A, wholesale dealer watches, 
diamonds, etc, 206 Kearn 

Eisenberg E & Bro (E and M Eisenberg), 
cigar factory, SE cor Market and 
Fremont 

Eisenberg & Bro (E and M Eisenberg), 
cigar mfrs, 327 Market 

Lisenberg E (Eisenberg & Bro), 327 
Market 

Eisenberg I, merchant tailor, 107 Sutter 

ieee M (Eisenberg & Bro), 327 Mar- 

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Eisenmenger Carl, painter, 2103 Mission 

Eisenschimel Carl, teacher of penman- 
ship and drawing, 27 ]’ost 

Eisert Chas, bakery, 537 Hayes 

Eisner H, painter and whitener, 212 15th 

Eisner M (Eisner & Co), 228 Front 

Eisner M (Eisner & Pape), 623 Kearny 

Eisner M & Co (M Eisner and F Gun- 
zendorfer), mfrs Havana and domestic 
cigars, importers and dealers in leaf 
tobacco, 228 Front 

Eisner & Pape (M Eisner and E Pape), 
jewelers, 623 Kearny 


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Eisner P (Demers & Eisner), 331 4th 

Eissler M, supt Union Powder Co, 40 
California 

CHARLES, saloon, {24 

Brannan 

Eklund J P, oysters, 30 and 32 S F 
Market 

Eland Robert, liquors, SE cor 4th and 
Howard 

Elcho House, Isaac H Bass propr, 8634 
Market 

Elder Bros (John and James Elder), 
dry goods, 315 Hayes 

Elder & Dobbie (W J Elder and J B 
Dobbie), stovex, ranges, etc, 606 Cla 

Elder James (Elder Bros), res 400 Broad- 
way, New York 

Elder John (Elder Bros), 315 Hayes 

opal Scott,-health inspector, 14 O’Far- 


re 

Elder W J (Elder & Dobbie), 606 Clay 

EL DORADO FRUIT CO, G W Fink, 
pres, F B Wilde, sec, 22 Montgomery 

Eldora Gold and Silver Mining Co, A C 
Hammond sec, 401 California 

Eldredge b' G, groceries, stalls 12-17 
Metropolitan Market, cor Mission and 
New montgomery 

ELDRIDGE J 0 (Easton & Eldridge), 
22 Montgomery 

Eldridge Oliver, agt New York Marine 
Underwriters and pres California Dry 
Dock Co, 318 California 

Electric Light Co (S T Boardman, E P 
Roberts and A H Olds), 23 Stevenson 

Electric Star Social Club, F E Haskell 
pres, 405 California 

“ELEVATOR,” 612 Battery 

ELEVATIR WORKS, Rickards & 
Urquhart, 115 Drumm 

Elfelt & ‘Co (A B Elfelt and Elfelt, Levi 
& Co), mfrs and importers of clothing 
and furishing goods, 108 and 110 
Sansome 

Elfelt Joseph (Code, Elfelt & Co), 314 
Washington 

“ Mrs Rosa, furnishing goods, 422 


lit CE, lodging-house, 156 3d 

Elitch John, restaurant, 1704 Polk 

Elite Club, 728 Howard 

Elite Photograph Studio, Jones, Robin- 
son & Co, 838 Market 

Elite Restaurant, Chas Liebschutz, propr, 
cor Montgomery and Pine 

Elite Saloon (The), 21 Kearn 

Elks, San Francisco Lodge Pensvolint 
and Protective Order of, Harry Rat- 
tenbury sec, 510 Bush 

ElJeau Henry, mfg jeweler and diamond- 
setter, 208 Sutter 

Ellenburger Mrs Louise, pork, stall 3 
Mission Market, cov 16th and Mission 


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Ellerhorst H D, grain broker, 117 
Drumm 

Ellinwood CN, physician, 715 Clay 

Elliot B, iron works, 41 Fren. ut 

Elliot C E, TART sec, 327 Pine 

ELLIOT MAR . A, John Perzy 
trustee, foundry facings, 41 Fremont 

Elliott C B, carpenter, 417 Kearny 

Elliott & Cumming (Richard Elliott and 
R M Cumming), stock-brokers, 324 


Pine 
Elliott Ezekiel, wood and coal, 770 Bry- 


ant 
Elliott H A (Wadham & Elliott), 206 lst 
Elliott H B, drayman, 1 Howard 
Elliott, Nathan & Co, fruits, 509 San- 


some 

Elliott Richard (Elliott & Cumming), 
324 Pine 

Elliott William G, general agt Commer- 
cial Fire Insurance Co and Alleman- 
nia Fire Insurance Co, 410 California 

Elliott W G, meat-market, 2323 Web- 
ster 

ELLIOTT W W, (W W Elliott & 
Co), 619 Montgomer 

ELLIOTT W W & CO, iithographers 
and publishers of county histories, 
619 Montgomery 

Ellis C, carpenter, 205 Ellis 

EllisC A, carpenter, 622 Jones 

Ellis Miss Coe, teacher South San Fran- 
cisco School, SW cor 14th ave and L 

Ellis H H (Ellis & Miller), 21 and 23 


Spear 

Ellis John, livery stable, 919 Golden 
Gate ave 

Ellis Louis (Snyder & Ellis), 38 6th 

Ellis Mrs Mary A, bakery, 2011 Mission 

Ellis & Miller (H H Ellis and J W Mil- 
ler), hay and grain, 21 and 23 Spear 

Ellis & Tindal, commission merchants, 
500 and 502 Sansome 

ELLISON DAVID, groceries, 335 10th 

Ellon R, mining sec, 310 Pine 

Elmer Mrs ME, lodging-house, 314 Bush 

N, groceries, provisions, 

wines, liquors and cigars, SW cor 
Powell and Greenwich 

Elms John, catpetbeater and laycr, 536 
Bush 

Eloesser Leo, sec Hebrew Benevolent 
Society, 414 Clay 

Elsasser Charles (Dietz & Elsasser), 16 


Geary 

Elsbach Herman (Schoenholz Bros & 
red 1913 Fillmore and 110 and 112 
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Elverson A (O Peterson & Co), 244 Sut- 


ter 

Elvin Henry, liquors, NW cor Main and 
Bryant 

Elwell Frank, tailor, 315 Sutter 


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Emanuel Emanuel (L & E Emanuel), 725 
Market 

Emanuel Episcopal Church, Jessie bet 
6th and 7th 

Emanuel Harris, clothing, 433 Pacific 

Emanuel L& E (Lewis and Emanuel 
Emanuel), wholesale and retail furni- 
ture, 725 Market 

Emanuel Lewis (L & E Emanuel), 725 


Market 
of as Emeris Joseph, capitalist, 621 Sansome 
v9] Emerson D W, boots and shoes, 2508 
Mission 
bay Emerson John A (Drake & Emerson), 
commission merchants, 521 and 523 


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Ve] Emerson Wn, lessee Emerson Standard 
wal| _ Theatre, 320 Bush 
ar] Emerson’s Standard Theatre, Wm Emer- 
son lessee, 320 Bush 
Emery S S, carpenter, 423 “‘eary 
Emmanuel Mission (Presb, arian), Har- 
rison bet 5th and 6th 
E:nme Louis, varieties and branch bak- 
ery, cor 19th and Shotwell 
CH BALTHASAR, barber, 
2308 Howard ur 19th 
MERICH MRS LOUISE, mid- 
wile, 2308 Howard 
C TEMPLE, attorney-at- 
law, 224 Sansume 
Emmet Wheeler, attorney, 224 Sansome 
EmmonsG W, stenographer, 218 Cali- 


fornia 

EMPIRE BREWERY AND MALT- 
HOUSE, Jvhn Harrold: propr, 420 
Chestnut 

EMPIRE COAL MINE AND RAIL- 
ROAD, M W Beishaw propr, 402 


Front 
EXTRACT OF MALT CO, 
John Harrold Jr & Co proprs, extract 
of mait, 420 Chestnut 
EMPIRE FOUNDRY AND MA- 
CHINE WORKS, Savage & Sous 
propre, 135-143 Fremont 
EMPIRE HOUSE, BENJ B SMITH 
propr, 630, 636 and 640 Commercial 
Empire Match Factory, Hofen & Co 
propre, cor 11th and Harrison 
Empire Storage Warehouse, Davis bet 
California and Pine 
Engel Fred, butcher, 967 Mission 
ingelberg Emil A, bakery and confec- 
tionery, 416 Kearn 
Engelbert Peter H, cigars, 4 4th 


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Engelbrecht, Fox & Co (H and H A 
4 ejelbrecht ‘and Otto Fox), whole- 
sale cigars and tobacco, 312 and 314 


Front 

Engelbrecht H A (Engelbrecht, Fox & 
Go), 312 Front 

Engelhar t Wm, saloon, SW cor Pine 
and Montgomery 

Engemann H, cigars. 261 3d A 

Engenger Mra Theresa, lodgings, 1016 
Mar et 

Engine No 1, 419 Pacific _ 

Engine No 2, San Francisco Fire Depart- 
ment, Thomas Sands foreman, 412 
Bush , 

Engine House No 9, 320 Main 

Engine House No 4, 146 2d 

Engine No 5, 1219 Stockton 

Engine No7, 16th bet Guerrero and Va- 
lencia 

‘Engineer of the Pacific,” 507 Mont- 
gomery : 

Engiver & Weintraub (Wm A Engiver 
and S Weintraub), Alta Soap Co, 109 


and 111 ebb any 

Engiver Wm A (Alta Soap Co), 109 and 
111 Oregon 

Englander L, attorney-at-law, 636 Clay 

ENGLE & HARPER (Volney Engle 
and Thos Harper), grocers, NE cor 
O'Farrell and Powell 

Engle & Son, lumber, Fillmore St 

yharf 


ENGLE VOLNEY (Engle & Harper), 
NE cor O'Farrell and Powell 

Englehardt Wm, liquors, SW cor Pine 
and Montgomery 

En. ler B, sausage factory, 227 4th 

Envler German, bakery, 409 Union 

English James W, real estate, SE cor 
20th and Folsom 

English Jerome (English & Lynch), 228 

ission 

English John F, produce, 313 Davis 

English & Lynch (Jerome English and 
Peter Lynch), horseshoers, 228 Mis- 


sion 
Pepin W D(English & Wright), 327 
ine 
English & Wright (G B Wright and W 
D English), « California Vigorit 
Powder Co, 327 Pine 
human Charles, whitener and plasterer, 
13 Stockton 
Ennis Miss Catherine, varieties, 1905 
Gear 
ENO FRANK, attorney-at-law, 528 
California 
Enos John S, attorney-at-law, 628 
Montgome 
Enos Joseph , saloon, 117 Jackson 
Enos J S, ay gine 117 Davis 
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steamship agt, 436 Montgom ‘ry 


PRISON CELLS, *sssruntd Sete: 72 CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


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CONKLIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING 339 TYLER Si., S. F 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Mo 


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Se | Enright O, saloon, 413 Pine 
Enright E P, seeder 226 5th 
Sef | Enright John, liquors, 313 6th 
€N | Enright Patrick, groceries, 1131 Howard 
and SW cor Folsom and Main 

eg | Enright Thomas, liquors, 200 7th 

Enright Wm (Wm Enright & Co), 39 
Sutter 

Enright Wm & Co (Wm Enright), 
plumbers and gastitters, 39 Sutter 

Ensign Saloon, C Schwartz, R Husing 
and A Meyer proprs, 1 Market 

Enterprise Brewery, F Hillebrandt & 
Co, 2015-2019 Folsom 

Enterprise Mining Co, J L Fields sec, 
+30 Pine 

ENTERPRISE MILL & BUILDIN: 
CO, D A MacDonald pres, R 8S Fal- 
coner sec, W N Miller supt, 217-225 
Spear and 218-226 Steuart 

Eper Ernest, variety, 323 5th 

Eppinger & Co (J Eppinger, B Ettlinger 
and Herman Eppinger), shipping ani 
commission merchants and dealers in 
graia and wool, Dixon and German- 
town, Cal, office 316 Calif rnia 

Eppinger Herman (Eppinger & Co), 316 
California 

Eppinger J (Eppinger & Co), 316 Cali- 
ornia 

Eppinger John, barber, 1551 Market 

Eppler Andreus, boots and shoes, 528 

ush 

Epstein Emanuel (Rehtisch, Martin & 
Co), 28324 Montgomery 

Epstein Henry(Arpad, Haraszthy & Co), 
530 Washington 

Equador Consul, F Herrera, 218 Califor- 
nie 

EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE 
CO, Wm D Garland mgr, 240 Mont- 


gomery 

Erb Emanuel, clothing and gents’ fur- 
nishing goods, 244 and 246 6th 

Erbe Adam, barber and cigars, 5 Stock- 


ton 

Erben W C, groceries, cor 4th and 
Clementina 

Erich Miss C C, dressmaker, 703 Post 

Erickson & Johnson (Swen Erickson 
and P A Johnson), saloon, $12 Kearny 

Erickson P E, cigars and tobacco, 500 
Kearny 

Erickson Swen (Erickson & Johnson), 
812 Kearny 

ah S (Carlson & Ericson), 427 


Bus 

Erlanger & Galinger (Herman Erlanger 
and Meyer Galinger), commission 
merchants, 210 Clay 

Erlanger Herman (Erlanger & Galiuger), 
210 Clay 

Ernst A _ Girvin, official 
reporter, 636 Clay 


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Ernst Adam, diamond setter, 22 Kearny 

Ernst Henry (Hoffman & Ernst), 1114 
Stockton 

Ernst Peter, bootmaker, Mission bet 
29th and 30th 

Ernst W (Hastedt & Ernst), NE cor 
Clay and Stockton 

Ertola B, machini+t, 1508 Dupont 

Ertola G, locksmith, 1508 Dupont 

Erzgraber Adolph (Krzgraber & Oesting), 
7 and 108 California Market 

ba ot & Brigg: (C O Erzgraber and 

Briggs),cigars and tobacco, whole- 

nee on Ly (a oh ead is 
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616 Market 7 sta 

aber 
and William Oe6esting), groceries, 27 
and 108 California Market 

Esberg, Bachman & Co (M Esberg, S 
Bachman, S F and Julius Ehrmann), 
wholesale cigars and tobacco, SE cor 
California and Battery 


Esberg M (Esberg, Bachman & Co), SE 
cor California and Battery 

ESBY BR H (Doane & Co), 64 Califor- 
nia Market 

Escaig J, cutlery, 524 Commercial 

Eschalbach G, cigars and tobacco, 323 
Pacific 

Esche & Jacoby, insurance agts, 320 
Sansome 

Esche Otto, sec of the Metropolitan 
Loan Association and Home and Loan 
Associates, 320 Sansume 

Esperanza Lodge F and A M, B'nai 

*rith Hall, 121 Eddy 

Espina’s Writing Academy, F A Espina 
propr, 37 Post 

ESTEE & BOALT (MM Estee and 
John H Byalt), attorneys-at-law, 419 
California 

Estee M M (Estee & Boalt), 419 Califor- 
nia 

Estrade P, carriage-maker, 708 Battery 

Estrem Jos, clothing, 636 Pacific 

Etienne Derbec, pres of the ‘‘Courrier 
De San Francisco” Publishing Co, 536 
Clay 

Etienne Victor, diary produce, 1317 
Dupont 

Etthufer H, bootmaker, 602 4th 

Etting W A, hardware, cutlery and 
tools, 110 6th, branch stores, 509 
Montgomery ave and 1108 Market 

Ettinger M, mfr of fringes, gimps, cords, 
tassels, buttons and ladies’ dress 
Senn, 105 Post 

Ettlinger B (Eppinger & Co), 316 Cali- 
fornia 

Ettlinger S, furniture, 1016 Howard bet 
6th and 7ih 

Eul Wm (Liebold & Eul), 7 Stockton 


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EULER H JR (Fuchs & Enler), 545 
and 547 5th 

Euler Henry & Co, furniture and bed- 

’ ding, cor 4th and Bryant 

Eureka Bakery, Utto Boye propr, 30 6th 

Eureka Brewery, 8 Scheitzer propr, 235 


Ist 
Eureka Broom Factory, L Van Laak 
ropr, office 315 Sacramento, factory 
7th between Howard and Shattuck 
Eureka Consolidated Mining Co, W W 
Taylor sec, room 37, 309 Montgomery 
Eureka J)ye Works, 1114 Stockton 
Eureka Exchange, Briichmann B propr, 
627 Washington 
EUREKA FOUNDRY, Thompson 
Bros propre, mfra of castings, 129 
and 131 Beale 
EUREKA GLOVE FACTORY, © 
Winehill propr, 515 Market 
EUREKA HAIR FACTORY, M 
Cahn manufacturer, factory SW cor 
15th and )\olores, office 12 2d 
Eureka Hall, John Herber propr, 527 
Kearny 
Eureka and Palisade Railroad, 426 
California : 
EUREKA IRON WORKS, A Pfeiffer 
propr, contractor and iron worker, 
17 and 319 Howard 
Eureka Lodge K of H, G C Higgins 
sec, B’nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy 
Eureka Salt Co, Newell & Bro proprs, 
221 Davis 
Eureka Tunnell and Mining Co, E J 
Butler sec, 242 Montgomery 
Eureka Warehouse, Seth Clisby propr, 
SE cor Chesnut and Montgomery 
European Salicylic Medicine Co, R 
Hendry agt, 30 Geary 
Europe Hotel, Paul Arnaud propr, 814 
Montgome 
Evain Mme 
Post 
Evangelical Lutheran St Pauls Church, 
Rev J M Buehler pastor, 945 Mission 
Evans A, merchant tailor, 426 Hayes 
Evans A, druggist, 510 Hayes 
Evans A F (A F Evans & Co), 522 
Montgomery 
Evans A F & Co (A F Evans and J D 
Jones), commission merchants, 522 
Montgomery 
EVANS MRS BESSIE, groceries and 
__ liquors, 27 Everett 
EVANS C H (Thomson & Evans), 110 
and 112 Beale 
Evans*Geo S, harbor commissioner, 10 
California 
EVANS HENRY, propr New Wis- 
consin Hotel, 902 Montgomery 
Evans J W, general agt Domestic and 
Grover & Baker sewing machines, 
patterns, 29 Post 


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Evans J J, stationery, printing and 
book-binding, 436 California 

Evans Joseph F, special agt treasury, 
room 7, Appraiser’s Building 

Evans O P, superior judge, department 
7, New City Hall 

Evans Mrs Phebe, lodging-house, 36 
Gear 

Evans Mrs W, lodging-house, 36 Geary 

Evans Wm, sewing machines, 16124 
Mission 

EVANS W M (Barry & Evans), 415 
Montgomery 

Eveleth J A (Fveleth & Nash), whole- 
sale commissioners, 2]] Washington 
VELETH & NASH (W H Nash and 
J A Eveleth), commission mer- 
chants, 21) RULE ‘ 

“EVENING BULLETIN,” 622 
Montgomery 

“EVENING POST,” J P Jackson, 
500 Montgomer ‘ 

Evening Star Los I OG T, Bnai 
B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy 

EVENSON & CO (J J Evenson and M 
Murphy), real estate, 319 Kearny 

Evenson J J (J J Evenson & Co), 319 
Kearny 

EVERDING JOHN & CO (J Ever- 
ding), flour, grain and Oregon produce, 
48 Clay 

Everett A P, commission merchant, 405 
Front 

Everett H (Everett & Heymann), 628 
Sacramento 

Everett & Heymann (H Everett and H 
Heymann), liquors, 628 Sacramento 

Everett House, 55 2d 

Everett Oliver,draughtsman, !26 Kearny 

Evers Henry, saloon, 801 Kearny 

Evers James, bootmaker, 573 Howard 

VERSON WALLACE (Wallace 

Everson & Co), 116 Front 

SON WALLACE & CO (Wal- 

lace Everson), wholesale hardware, 

farming tools, scales and builder's 

hardware and agts. Chicago Scale Co, 

116 Front 

Everts J P, carpet weaver, 39 2d 

EVINSON JOHN J & CO, real estate 
and business agts, 219 Kearny 

Ewald Fred, bitters, Precitaave, Potrero 

Ewald Theodore, barber, 1218 Stockton 

Ewell L J, propr Branch House, 424 
Sansome and Coso House, 411 San- 
some 


EWER W B (Dewey & Co), 252 Mar- 
eee . 


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Ewer W D (W D Ewer & Co), 626 Clay 
W D& CO (Chas F Precht, 
Chas F and W D Ewer), employment 
office, 626 Clay 
Ewig Ernest, liquors, 20 Sacramento 


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EWING CHAS G, mgr of The Babcock 
& Wilcox Co Putent Water tube 
Steam Boilers, 505 Mission 

Ewing Chas G, surveying instruments, 
120 Sutter 

Ewing J F, wagonmaker, 17-21 Ala- 
bama 

Ewing John, horseshoer, 856 Howard 

Ewing John, horeshoer, 1103 Mission 

Ewing Primary School, cor Harrison 


and 4th 
R ” (The) (daily and week- 
ly), ‘* Examiner” Publishing Co pub- 
lishers and pronss, office junction 
O'Farrell and Market, Phelan’s Block, 
editorial and composing rooms, 538 
Sacramento 
EXAMINER PUBLISHING CO, 
ubs aud proprs ‘The ‘ lixamiuer,” 
manuel Rate mgr, office Phelan’s 
Block, junc O'Farrell and Market 
Examining Surgeons for Pensions, 715 


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Excelsior Broom Factory, Christopher 
Glunz propr, 64 and 66 West Mission 

Excelsior Coal and Transportation Co, 
M R Roberts Jr, 5 Spear 

Excelsior Hotel, J Drager and C Died- 
erichsen proprs, 608 and 610 6th 

Excelsior Mill Co, frames, sash, blinds 
and shutters, W A Meeker propr, 
se Bryant near 5th 

Excelsior Powder Co, Henry Cluskey 
sec, 330 Pine 

Exceisior Restaurant, J H Mentz.and 
H F Hegeler proprs, 544 Ist 

Excelsior Stables, Lot D Slocum propr, 
921-925 Sutter 

EXCELSIOR STRAW WORKS, JH 
Babbitt, 120 4th 

Excelsior Water and Mining Co, W J 
Stewart sec, 215 Sansome 

Exchange Insurance Co f New York, 
E D Farnsworth & Son agts, 2!9 
Sansome 

EXCHANGE PUBLISHING CO, 
Grattan Perry mgr, 219 Bush, office 
306 Montgomery 

Exchequer Mfg Co, C L Weller pres, 
327 Pine 

ss a Mme Julia, clarivoyant, 2224 
4t 

Expressman’s Protective Union, K R B 
all, 861 Market i 

EXTRACT OF MALT, Empire Ex- 
tract of Malt Co, John Harrold Jr & 
Co proprs, 420 Chestnut 

Eybs Wm, Bavaria Beer Hall, 8 6th 

Eyre E E (Eyre & Joues), 320 Pine 

Eyre & Frank (Manuel Eyre and Geo 
W Frauk), attorneys-at-law, 220 San- 
some 

Eyre & Jones (E E Eyre andJ H Jones), 
stockbrokers, 320 Pine 


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Eyre Manuel (Eyre & Frank), attor- 
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Ezekeil I, crockery, 1403 Stockton 


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Faher Richard, groceries, SW cor Pine 
and Fillmore 

Fabian Bros (Chas A and Ernest M 
Fabian), groceries, NW cor Stocktoa 
and Filbert 

Fabris Nicholas (Nicholas Fabris & Co), 
8 New Clay Street Market 

Fabry LM, butcher, SW cor Hayes and 
Laguna 

Fagan Miss Lizzie, bakery, 337 6th 

Fagen Mrs E A, dressmaker, 303 
O'Farrell 

veges James, City Livery and Sale 

table, 332 Bush 

Fahey Thos, upholsterer, 937 Folsom 

Fabrbach C F, confectionery, 1508 
Polk 

Fahrenholz Henry (Welspiel & Fahren- 
holz), 121 Sutter 

Fahrenkrug William & Co (William 
Fahrenkrug and F Otterstedt), gro- 
ceries, NW cor Howard and 7th 

FAIR JAMES G, capitalist, room 1, 
30) Montgomery f 

FAIR MRS M E, dressmaker, 2 Chel- 


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FAIRBANKS & HUTCHINSON, 


safes, scales, steel and iron, 401 Mar- 


ket 

Fairfax Mining Co, O C Miller sec, 409 
California 

Fairmount School, cor Chenery nr 
Randall 

Fair Villa Mining Co, J H Sayre sec, 
330 Pine 

Fairweather J, books, stationery and 
faucy goods, 542 Hayes 

FAIRWEATHER J ARTHUR, 
(Nygh & Fairweather), 330 Pine 

Falck Bernhard, cigars, 421 Montgom- 


ery 

Falco A, watchcase repairing, 614 
Merchant 

Falco Mrs A, dressmaker, 306 Stockton 

Falconer J, carpenter, 25 Tyler 

FALCONER B§, sec Enterprise Mill 
and Building Co, 217-225 Spear 

Fa'es Mra A ((runn & Fales), 224 Stock- 


ton 
Falk, Chandler & Co, limber, 7 Spear 
Falk, Hawley & Co (N H Falk and J C 
Hawley), Arcata Sawmills, 7 Spear 
Falk Jerome (Falk & Simon), 801 Lar- 


kin 

Falk N H (Falk, pelo & Co), 7 Spear 

Falk & Simon (Jerome Falk and A Si- 
mon), groceries, 801 Larkin 


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Mayer), 312 Washin 
Falke E ©, liquors, 6 ae 
Falkenau & Reese (L Falkenau and H 


W Reese), assayers, 328 Montgomery | F. 


Moses Meyerfield and Sally Sieben- 
hauer), wholesale cigars and tobacco, 
NE cor Battery and Sac:amento 
Falkenstein Henry F (Falkenstein & 
Co), NE cor Battery and Sacramento 
Falkingham Edwin, children’s carriage 
works, 16th bet Folsom and Harrison 
Falkner, Bell & Vo (James D Walker, 
Thos Menzies and H D Harrison), 
insurance agts, shipping, commission 
and wool merchants, 430 California 
Fallon Mrs, bakeries, 134 Hayes 
9) Fallon D A, music teacher, 134 Hayes 
by Fallon & Buckley (Mathew Fallon and 
Chris Buckley), liquors, 323 Push bet 
18 Montgomery ani Kearny 
Fallon Mathew (Fellon & Buckley), 
Higa, 323 Bush bet Montgomery 
and Kearn 
Falvey P J (D W Murphy & Co), 608 
Market and 9 Post 
FANCIOLA JULIO (Fanciola & 
Zeiro), 439 Jackson 
FANCIOLA & ZEIRO (Julio Fran- 
ciola and E G Zeirv), semi-weekly 
wag “L’ Independente,”’ 439 Jackson 
= | Fanning Edward, contractors and 
Bi builders, 326 Chestnut 
ng Fanning John, groceries, NW cor 
Mason and Green 
S& | Fanon Mme V, lanndry, 1503 Pine 
rts Fap Jacob, tailor, 603 California 
oa Faraday Richard, insurance broier, 317 
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on) Faty Dennis, liquors, San Bruno Road 
nr Courtland ave 
Fareth L, fruits, 135 6th 
Fargo E AN (E A Fargo & Co), 316 Front 
Fargo E A & Co (FA and J B Fargo), 
wholesale liquors, 316 Front 
Farg oJ B(EA Fargo & Co), 316 Front 
Fark ey James, hoatihadear, 1612 Polk 


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Falkenstein & Co Y Honey Falkenstein, 


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AGENCY, James A 
Miller & re, 13 Pine 
“FARMER AND DEALER,’ 
Ayers propr, 258 Market 
** Farmers’ friend,’ E W Woolsey agt, 
418 California 
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank of Sav- 
ings, in liquidation, Abner Duble pres, 
LG ARNELL 3 sec, 640 Market 
ARNELL J W, business mgr O 
Lange & Co, 1023} Marker 


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ARRHAM J H (Farnham & White), 


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ham and CG White), shipwrights, 6 

Folsom 

Farnlasher A, Bavaria Bakery, 1218} 
Folsom 

Farnsworth E D (E D Farnsworth & 
Son), 219 Sansome 

FARNSWORTH E D & SON (ED 
and E P Farnsworth), insurance agts, 
219 Sansome 

Farnsworth E P (E D Farnsworth & 
Son), 219 Sansome 

Farnum C A, wood and coal, 312 Tyler 

Farnum Charles E, physician, 672 Mis- 
sion 

Farnum J E, bank commissioner, res 
Oakland 

Farragut Insurance Co of New York, 
E iy Farnsworth & Son agts, 219 
Sansome 

Farrall James, grocer, 458 Natoma 

FARRAR B F, mfr mattresses and 
lounges, 946 Howard, 1555 and 1557 
Market 

Farre! John, baker, 4424 3d 

Farrell Mrs Annie, bakery, 4424 3d 

Farrell Daniel, saloon, 101 3d 

Farrell Edward, contractor and builder, 
638 Market 

RELL JAMES, groceries and 

liquors, 458 Natoma 

Farrell James, fruits and vegetables, cor 
Folsom and 22d 

Farrell Jas A, liquors, 110 Berry 


FARRELL J M, prope Central Pacific 
Hotel, 336-360 "4th 

Farrell Joe ‘Farrell & Meherin), 1313 
Broderick 

Farrell John T, tinsmith, 446 Valencia 

Farrell Miss Kate, dressmaker, 348 4th 

Farrell M, liquors, 106 Ist 

Farrell & Meherin (Joe Farrell and 
Mark M Mebherin), blacksmiths, 1313 
Broderick 

Farrell Michael, meat market, 424 4th 


FARRELL SAML BR, general adver- 
tisine agt, 348 4th 

Farrell P, hotel, cor Point Lobos ; .d 
20th ave 

Farrell Wm D, groceries, 1151 Howard 

Farre!! W D, liquors, 162 lst 

MY epaiey D, coffee saioon, 210 Ist 

Farrelly J M, liquors, 435 California | 

Farrelly M, liquors, Meiggs’ Wharf, | 

Beach 


Nort 
Farrelly Mich: el, Joseph and Mitchell, 3 
liquors, £35 California 


6 Folsom 


V|Farren John W, wagonmaker and ‘es 


blackemith, 121 "Beale : e> 


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a Adam T (Moody & Fearrish), 210 
vis 
a om G (Schneider & Farster), 14 and 


ined oncantrailon Co, W B Far. 
well propr, 410 California 


Farwell Concentration Works, W B 
Farwell mgr, J H Birch foreman, 720 
Bryant 

Farwell W B, propr Farwell Concentra- 
tion Co and mgr Nevada Concentra- 
tion Co, 410 California and 720 Bryant 

Fass Aaron, tailor, 816 Stockton 

F.ss Jacob, tailor, 603 California 

Fassett G H, mgr The Baldwin Hotel 

i Climax Washing Powder 
Co, 9054 Howard 

Fassler B (Lent & Fassler), junction 
Market, East aud Sacramento 

Father de Smet Con Gold Mining Co, 
H Deassec, room 44, 309 Montgomery 

Faubel Jacob, butcher, 173 16th 

Faubel John, meat market, cor Sacra- 
mento and Fillmore 

Faubel Philip, butcher, NE cor 20th 
and Shotwell 

Faull Wm (Merry, Faull & Co), 125 
California 

Faulstich Thaddeus, liquors, SE cor 
Harrison and 5th 

Faure L, Parisian rotisserie, 419 Pine 

Faure & Berton, restaurant, 419 Pine 

Fauser Chas, meat market, cor R R and 
15th aves 

Fauss Mrs A (Fauss & Co), 1942 Mis- 
sion 

Fauss & Co, liqu 1ors, 1942 Mission 

Fauss Daniel (Fauss & Co), 1942 Mission 

Fauss Otto (O Fauss & Co), cor Mission 
aud 19th 

FAUGS 0 & CO (G B Kleinclaus and 
Otto Fa.ss), Willows Brewery, SE 
cor 19th and Mission 

Faust H W, publisher advertising map 
of San Francisco, 527 Pine 

Fauci J L(J L Faust & Co), 536 and 
538 California 

Faust J L & Co (JL Faust andG F 
Lybrand), showcase mfrs, 538 Culi- 
fornia 

FAUTSCH F ©, landscape gardener, 
cor Buchanan and Washington 

Fava Amadeo, fruits and vegetables, 
1136 Foisom 

Favarel Leuis & Co (Louis Favarel), 
liquors, 1500 Polk 

Favor Anna’M, Decorative Art School, 
841 Market 

Favor Chas 8, deputy U S marshal, 
room 45, U s Appraiser’s Building 

Favor Kimbal, dentist, 84] Market 


§uq' Fawcett & Augsbur rgh (Stephen Fawcett 


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and Fred Augsburgh), fruits, 69 


Centre Market 


LER, TUGGLES 60,0 OnEGON ASH AND MPL Nee 


San Francisco. 


HITE BROS., e AB pain ax and 1 
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139 


Fawcett Steve (Fawcett & Augsburgh), 
69 Centre Market 

Fay Andrew, butcher, 1660 Mission 

Fay Caleb T, commission merchant and 
agt for Geneva Award, 320 Sansome 

Fay Max H, importer and agt for fine 
books, 126 Kearny 

Fay Michael, saloon, NW cor ‘26th and 
Mission 

Fay P, liquors, 422 3d 

Fay Robert & Co, piano mfr, 1715 Mis- 
sion 

Fay S J (Roundey & Fay), 412 Kearny 

Fazzi R, fruits and vegetables, 11054 
Howard 

Fearn Miss Barbara, dressmaker, St 
Ann’s Building 

Fearn Geo A, Reson hand clothing, 
958 Howard 

Fearon Mrs Mary, groceries, 341 Jessie 

FEATHER WAREHOUSE, J Lihiee 
fall propr, 764 Mission 

Featherston Peter, groceries, 17 Zoe 

Febigs Col George L, assistant pay- 
master, general and chief paymaster 
military division Pacific and deputy 
of California Army Building, 36 New 
Montgomery 

Fechheimer Chas S (Fechheimer & 
Steele), trunks and valises. 109 Batter a 

GOODKIND & 

(MS Fechheimer, Henry Goodkind, 
Chas E Adler anit Chas ii ishel, whole- 
sale clothing, 16 and 18 Sansome 

Fechheimer M S(Fechheimer, Goodkind 
& Co), residence New York 

Fechheimer & Steele (ChasS Fechheimer 
and Wm A Steele), mfrs trunks and 
valises, factory cor Folsom and 17th, 
109 Battery 

Feder [, tailor, 267 East 

Feder M M (M M Feder & (0), 29 Bat- 


tery 
Feder M M & Co (M M Feder and 
Henry Peters), mfra gents’ furnishing 
ds, notions and hosiery, 29 Battery 
Feder Robert, dry goods and clothing, 
419 Hayes 
Feder 8 (Rosenthal, Feder 
and 3h ane 
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J Dicand propr, 
Stockton 

Fedarinever Leon P, hairwork artist, 
127 Kearny 

Feely Dennis, lodging-house, 641 Com- 
mercial 

Feehan Mrs Mary A, groceries, 142 and 
144 Ist 

Fehnemann Mena, groceries, 2201 Lar- 

groceries, 


kin 

Feibush Marcus, NW oor 
Octavia and Geary 

Feig Alexander, furniture, 15] 3d 

Feige Robert, tailor, 9524 Howard 


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Feigenbaum B, willow works, 656 Mar- | Fenkhausen R (A Fenkhausen & Co), 


ket 

FEIGENBAUM BENEDICT (Feigen- 
baum & Co), 520 Market 

FEIGENBAUM & CO (Band J Feigen- 
baum and L Schwarzchild), fancy 
guods, novelties, notions, toys, cut- 
lery, cutlers’ varieties, 520-526 Mar- 
ket and 21 and 23 Sutter 

FEIGENBAUM JOSEPH (Feigen- 
baum & Co), 520 Market 

Feil Louis D, groceries, NW cor Hyde 
and Ellis 

Feiling & Henry (L Feiling and W W 
Henry), commission merchants dairy 

‘produce, 319 Sacramento 

Feiling Louis (Feiling & Henry), 319 
Sacramento 

Feinberg M S (Feinberg & Winter), 205 
Front 

Feinberg & Winter (M S Feinberg and 
Benj G Winter), commission mer- 
chants, 205 Front 

Feisel F T, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 
1509 Mission 

Feldbusch J H D, insurance agt, 415 
California 

Feldman Chas W, Concordia Saloon, 
920 and 922 Market 

Feldmann John D, groceries, NW cor 
Haight and Scott 

Feldmann John Otto, groceries, cor 21st 
and Valencia 

FELDMANN L & CO (L Feldmann), 
importers and dealers in wood and 
willow ware, ropes, cordage, and 
twines and house-furnishing goods, 
315 and 317 Sacramento 

FELDMANN LOUIS (L Feldmann & 
Uo), 3!5 and 317 Sacramento 

Feldschau A, restaurant, 613 Washing- 
ton 


8 
ss Felix Gus A, liquors, 9314 Folsom 


Felker Mrs H D, dressmaker, 2920 16th 


FELSEN GROTTO SALOON, Custav 
Schwarz, 1016 Market 

FELSING FRED (Winter & Felsing), 
37 Main 

Felton C N, pres Pacific Coast Oil Co, 
Santa Clara Petrolenm Co, California 
Star Oil Co Works, Standard Oil Co 
of California, San Francisco Petrol- 
eum Co, 402 Montgomery 


FELVEY LAWRENCE, cooperage, 
114 Sacramento 
hore Rudolph, boots and shoes, 15 


y 
Fenkhausen A (A Fenkhausen & Co), 
414 Front 
Fenkhausen A & Co (A, C and R Fenk- 
hausen), wholesale liquors, 414 Clay 
Fenkhausen C (A Fenkhausen & Co), 
414 Front 


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414 Front 
Fenn J H, shirt factory, 1505 Market 
Fenner Channing G, attorney-at-law, 
‘213 Sansome : 
Fennwick Mrs I, boarding and lodging, 
531 Mission 
Fenstermacher Martin, saloon, 537 5th 
Fenton Mrs E, employment office, 208 
Stockton 
Fereria Albert, bootmaker, 117 Jackson 
Fergerson Miss Anna, cigars, 5 Stockton 
Ferguson & Biggy (Phineas F Ferguson 
and Wm J and John J Biggy), proprs 
What Cheer Laundry, 121 Leidesdorft 
and 113 Stevenson 
Ferguson E W (Moore, Ferguson & Co), 
211 and 213 Clay 
Ferguson J (Ferguson & Walkiuson), 
Haverley’s Theatre : 
Ferguson J P, Mission Street Livery 
Stable, 814-820: Mission 
Ferguson John, saloon, 304 California 
Ferguson Phineas F (Ferguson & Biggy), 
121 Leidesdortf 
Ferguson T H, dentist, 34 Kearny 
Ferguson & Walkinson (J Ferguson and 
F A Walkinson), proprs Haverley’s 
Theatre Cate 
Ferini B (Perine & Ferini), 207 Post 
Fernald Joseph §, local security broker, 
306 Sansome 
Fernandes M, barber, 107 Jackson 
Fernandez J L, tish and vegetables, 230 


Ist 

Fernandez P, hats and caps, 602 and 604 
Kearny 

Fernandez Phil, cigars and tobacco, 200 
6th 

Ferogiaro Natale, liquors, —— 

Ferral Robert, superior judge, 729 
Montgomery 

Ferrer H, physician, occulist and aurist, 
16 Geary 

Ferreti G B, wood and coal, 515 Pacific 

Ferretto G (A Rossi & Co), 521 Com- 
mercial 

Ferrier J S, butcher, Grand Central 
Market, cor 6th 

Ferris A 8, physician, 830 Howard 

Ferris David, boot and shoemaker, 623 
Merchant 

FERRY SAJ,QON, © Schroder, 425 | 
Kast 


Fesler F C, liquora, SW cor Mason and 
Francisco 

Fessenden S H (R A Swain & Co), }1 
and 114 California 

dee Fyank (3 Bozzo & Co), 739 Val- 
eio 

Fetsch Jacob, second-hand furniture, 271 


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Fett Charles, coffee, spice, mustard and 
drug mille, 8 and 10 Stevenson 


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Fett Charles, groceries, 931 Folsom 

Fettes Andrew, fruits and vegetables, 
3257 Mission 

Fetzer Geo J (Davisson, Hall & Co), 6 
and 8 Sutter 

Fetz Joseph, wines and brandies, 107 3d 

Pease Lows (Martin, Feusier & Co), 
309-313 Clay 

Feustel Frank, bakery, 245 3d 

Fice Richard. groceries, 1735 Market 

Fichthaler J L, mfr of cigars, 16 6th nr 
Market 

FIDELITY AND CASUALTY FIRE 
AND LIFE INSURANCE CO OF 
NEW YORK, James KR Garniss 

eneral agt, 406 California 
Fidelity Hall, 218 Post 
Fidelity Lodge, No 136, AO U W, 218 


Post 

Fidelity Lodge, No 2108, K of H, 218 
Post 

Fiegeler Herman, groceries, 18 Natoma 

Field Alfred B (Richardson & Field), 214 
California 

FIELD AMOS, groceries, 230 Minna 

FIELD HENRY K, general agt New 
England Muvual Life Insurance Co, 
328 Montgomery 

Field S J, judge U S Circuit Court, Ap- 
praiser’s Building 

Field T, artist, portrait painter, 608 
Market and 9 Post 

Field Stephen J, presiding judge U S 
Circuit Court, room 54, u 
er’s Building 

Fields James L, notary public, 313 
Montgomer 

Fields J L. mining sec and notary pub 
lic, 330 Pine 

Fielitz Wm, groceries, 259 4th 

Fifield Wm H, attorney-at-law, 230 
Montgomery 

Fifield W J, propr Oakland Dairy De- 

ot, 117 lth 

Fifth Baptist Charch, 22d bet Howard 
and Ca 

“FIGARO ” (daily), J P Bogordes edi- 
ter and propr, 532 Merchant 

Figel Jos, merchant tailor, 211 Mont- 


gomery 

Figel Samuel, insurance broker, 409 
California 

Figer Benedict (Figer Bros), 615 Sacra- 
meuto 


Figer Bros (Benedict and Joseph Figer), 
rush factury, 615 Sacramento 

Figer Joseph (Fizer Bros), 615 Sacza- 
mento 

Fike & Adams (N Fike and Joseph W 
Adams), junk, 740 Pacitic 

Fike N (Fike & Adams), 740 Pacific 

Fildschau A, coffee saloon, 613 Wash- 
ington 

Filyate Henry P, saloon, 133 3d. 


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Filicich Vincent, restaurant, 813 
Stockton ; 
Filippe de T B, teacher languages, 235 

earmy 


Filliot F, grocer and pork store, 13] 6th 

Fillipich & Bonocich (N Fillipich and 
Ned Bonocich), restaurant, cor Bry- 
ant and Main 

Fillipich Nicholas, (Fillpich & Bono- 
cich), cor Bryant and Main 

A % McClellan’s 

Diphtheria and Fever Remedies, olfice 
and laboratory, 763 Mission 

Fillman Samuel (Mixer & Fillman), 211 
and 213 Mission 

Fillmer J, wood and willow ware, 638 
Market 

Fillmore J A, general supt CP RR, 
cor 4th and Townsend 

Finigan D, liquors, 111 Oregon 

FINCK JULIUS (Will & Finck), 769 
Market 

FINCK WILLIAM, barkeeper The 
Fountain, SE cor Sutter and Kearny 

Finigan Bernard, bootmaker, 522 Va- 
lencia : ! 

Finigan Holmes, physician, 622 Clay 

Finigan James, liquors, 123 Silva nr 3d 

Fininger H L, watchmaker, 126 Kearny 

Fink A W, dair roduce, 50 and 51 
Washington Market 

Fink Charles, mfg jeweler, 126 Kearny 

GW, real estate agt, mer Pacific 

Coast Land Bureau and pres E] Dorado 
Fruit Co, 322 Montgomery 

Fink Heary, candy, 1511 Dupont 

Fink Jas L (Bu r& Fink), 620 Market 

Finkbeiner George, crockery, glassware, 
pottery, lamps, coal oil, etc, 218 6th 

Finke Mrs (A Finke’s widow), Cali- 
fornia champagne, 809 Montgomery 

Finke Henry, groceries, SW cor Post 
and Baker 

FINKELDEY CHAS (Balz Bros & 
Finkeldey), tannery, San Bruno Road 
bet 25th and 26th 

Finkenstedt Mrs Henry, retail dry 
goods, 1307 Stockton 

Finking Richard, merchant tailor, 341 
Kearny 

Finley & Dickinson (R E Dickinson), 
butchers, 5 and 6 California Market 

Finley J K (Finley, Stevens & Co), 331 
Kearn 

FINLEY, STEVENS & (0, real es. 
tate agts and business brokers, 331 
Kearny 

Finn James, groceries, 1121 Folsom 

Finn John, sec Judson Mfg Co, 402 
Front 

Finnegan John, grocery and liquors, cor 
Hayes and Van Ness ave 

Finnegan Mrs Mary, liquors, 243 Minna 

Finnegan Rusanna, saloon, 44 1st 


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Secret Service, U S Appraisers’ Build- 
ing 
Finnen August, saloon, SW cor Clay 
and Kearny 
Finnerty Mrs Catharine, bakery, 412 
Folsom 
Finucane J, tailor, 1327 Polk 
FIRE CIATION OF PHILA- 
. DELPHIA, Chas A Laton general 
agt, 405 California 
Firebaugh H C, lawyer, room 4, 528 
California 
FIREMAN’S FUND INSURANCE 
CO OF CALIFORNIA, D J Staples 
pres, W J Dutton sec, E W Carpenter 
assistant sec, SW cor California and 
Sansome 
Fire Marshal, J L Durkee 
Firemen’s Insurance Co of Baltimore, 
E D Farnsworth & Son agts, 219 
Sansome 
pete John LE, plumber, 240 O’Far- 
rel 
FIREWORKS MANUFACTORY, J 
B Wooster & Co proprs, 218 and 220 
Front 
Firnez Thos, liquors, 526 3d 
gd hag Servel, nursery and florist, 105 
ith 
First Baptist Caurch, Rev W M Kin- 
caid pastor, 320-326 Eddy 
First Congregational Church Mission 
Room, Mrs E A Whipple missionary, 
119 Post 
First Hebrew Ladies’ Mutual Benefit 
Association, 121 Eddy 
First Methodist Church, Powell bet 
Washington and Jackson 
FIRST NATIONAL GOLD BANE, 
RC Woolworth pres, 315 Montgomery 
First New Jerusalem Church (Sweden- 
borgian), O’Farrell bet Mason and 
Taylor 
First Presbyterian Church, Stockton bet 
Washington and Clay 
First Reformed Church (German), 11th 
bet Market and Mission 
First Street House, Jacob Horne propr, 
liquors, 64 and 66 Ist 
First Unitarian Church, Horatio Steb- 
bins pastor, Geary bet Dupont and 
Jackson 
First Universalist Church, Mission nr 3d 
Firth Joseph B, wood and coal, 625 
Howard 
Fischer Emil A (Schulz & Fischer), 513 
Market 
Fischer F L (Fischer & Walter), 518 Sac- 
ramento ’ 
Fischer Fred, boots and shoes, 2247 Mis- 
sion 
Fischer Julius (Lautermilch & Fischer), 
511 Montgomery 


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Finnegass Colonel Henry, U S detective | Fischer Sigmund, furniture and bedding, 


113 3d 
Fischer Wm, bootmaker, 202 Montgom- 
ery ave 

Fischer & Walter (F L Fischer and Otto 

Walter), steam book and job printing, 

SH, BLUM. & GIRVIN (11 Fish 

, ish, 

i PE R D Girvin and B Baldwin), 

ain brokers and commission mer- 
chants, 327 Pine 

Fish Mrs Esther, dressmaker, 1120 How- 


ard 

Fish J H, pres Lind Mortgage Union, 
624 Sacramento ar. 

Fish £1 (Kish, Blum & Girvin), 327 
Pine 

Fish Mra L W, physician, 777 Market 

Fish Mrs M §, dressmaker, 1068 How- 
ard bet 6th and 7th 

Fish Nathan, books and stationery, 1120 
Howard 

Fish and Vegetable Market, Pacific to 
Clark, Front and Davis 

Fishel Chas (Fechheimer, Goodkind & 
Co), 16 and 18 Sansome 

Fishel M, bootmaker, 627 California 

Fisher A (Fisher & Baum), 103 and 105 
Sansome 

Fisher Mrs A, dressmaker, 7174 Vallejo 

Fisher A, barber, 923 Montgomery 

Fisher Antonio, barber, 815 Battery 

ee Mrs Ada, professional cook, 119 

lis 

Fisher Andrew (Simpson & Fisher), 34 
and 36 Steuart 

Fisher & Baum (A Fisher and M Baum), 
jobbers dry goods and gents’ fur- 
nishing goods, 103 and 105 Sansome 

Fisher C A (Fisher & Co), 9 Montgomery 

Fisher C C, real estate, 322 Montgomery 

Fisher & Co (C A Fisher), hatters, 9 
Montgomer 

Fisher C W (Brunt & Fisher), 509 Bush 

Fisher Miss Eliza, music teacher, 316 
Jones 

Fisher G A, mfes agt, 109 California 

Fisher George, saloon, 1152 Market 

Fisher George (Hanson & Co), 928 Post 

Fisher George (Fisher & Hansen), 621 


yde 

Fisher Geo F, painter, 636 Commercial 

Fisher Geo & Bicker J W, liquors, 1125 
Market 

Fisher George W, mining sec, 324 Pine 

Fisher & Hansen (George Fisher and 
Cornelius Hansen), meat market, 621 


Hyde i 
Fisher J H & Son (J H_ Fishér), pickle 
factory, 509 Commercial ¢ 
Fisher Joseph, bootmaker, 908 Valencia 
Fisher Joseph, barber, 860 Howard 
FISHER 7 P, advertising agt, 21 
Merchants’ Exchange 


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Masonite Temple, No.6 Post street, 8. F. 


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Fisher Peter, ba: b:r, 1167 Howard 

Fisher Samuel, clothing, 403 Kearny 

Fisher W J (Lewis & Fisher), 211 
Kearn 

Fisher Wm (Klang & Fisher), groceries, 
cor Jackson and Drumm 

Fisher William, groceries, SW cor 
Taylor and Chestnut 

Fishermen’s Market, cor Front and Val- 
lejo 

Fishing Fleet Wharf, foot of Vallejo 

Fisk Asa, capitalist and note broker, 
240 Montgomery 

Fisk L D, sec Pacific Coast Oil Co, Santa 
Clara Petroleum Co, California Star 
Oil Works Co, Standard Oil Co of 
California, San Francisco Petroleum 
Co, 402 Montgomery 

Fiske Henry M, physician, 652 Market 

Fiske H G, roofer, 827 Market 

Fitch, Coy & Co, real estate, 436 Mont- 
gomery 

Fitch Geo K (San Francisco ‘‘Bulletin” 
Co and San Francisco ‘‘Call” Co), 525 
Montgomery 

Fitch Thad S, Alameda real estate, 436 
Mor.tgomery 

Fitscien A F, butcher, cor Railroad and 
lith aves 

Fitschen J C, liquors, 305 California 


Jackson 

Fitzgerald & Conlon (Thos Fitzgerald 
and Michael Conlon), livery, 1515 
California 

Fitzgerald E, real estate, 320 Sansome 

Fitzgerald James, groceries, SW cor 
Sutter and Devisadero,and meat mar- 
ket, SE cor Sutter and Devisadero 


TZG groceries, 
401 10th 


Fitzgerald John, tannery, Serpentine 
ave nr Hampshire 

Fitzgerald John, Cloak Mfg Co, 1233 
Market 

Fitzgerald L, groceries, 223 Perry 

Fitzgerald Miss Maggie (Kennedy & 
McGruder), 915 Market 

Fitzgerald Patrick, groceries, 525 Mis- 
sion 

Fitzgerald Patrick, groceries, 331 5th 

Fitzgerald Philip, boarding-house, 411 


| Fitter E H, saloon, SW cor East and 


Drumm 

Fitzgerald Thos (Fitzgerald & Conlon), 
1515 California 

Fitzgerald Wm, liquors, 523 Mission 

Fitzyibbon G J, physician, 760 Mission 

eer James, liquors, 532 Commer- 
cia 

Fitzhugh P (Fitzhugh & Schnabel), 304 
Montgomery 

Fitzhu.h & Schnabel (P Fitzhugh and 
Martin H Schnabel), real estate, 304 
Montgomery 


San Francisco. 


148 


Fitzler Charles, hairdresser, 353 3d 
Fitzler John, barber, 353 3d 


Fitzpatrick Morgan, mineral wat d 
tatlor, 364 athe ee 


Fitzpatrick & O’Brien (T Fitzpatrick 


and J O’Brien), groceries, cor 4th and 
Jessie 


Fitzpatrick P D, plumbing, 13254 Val- 


is Le 
Fitzpatrick T (Fitzpatrick & O’Brien), 
cor 4th and Jessie 
Fitzsimmons & Alexander, wood and 
coal, 47 and 49 Everett 
Fitzsimmons (/atherine, fruits, NW 
‘Hyde ana J’Farrell . : me 
Fitzsimmons P, butcher, 1645 Mission 


Fjord L (Charles Hubert & Co), 509 
Davis 
Flageollet Charles H, fruit, 1228 Stock- 


ton 

FLAGEOLLET HENRY CHARLES, 
butcher and grocer, 912 Valencia 

Flaherty Mrs Bell, teacher South San 
Francisco School, SW cor 14th ave 
and L 

Flaherty Mrs John, shirt mfr, 3254 
Bush __ 

Flaherty Richard (Larkin & Flaherty), 
35 Post 


Flaminiro F (F Flaminiro & Co), 521 


Geary 
Flaminiro F & Co(F Flaminiro & A 
Franceschini), fruits and groceries 
521 Gea: : 
ess an ‘Xtrs Catherine, dressmaker, 


ayes 

Flanagan & Gallagher (Thad Flanagan 
and Henry J Gallagher), undertakers, 
206 Sth 

Flanagan Jas B, wholesale and retail 
groceries, 537 Bryant 

Flanagan John, liquors, 700 Kearn: 

Flanagan L G, feed, wood and coa » cor 
18th and Folsom 

Flanagan M A, cigars and tobacco, 617 
Montgomery 

Flanagan Thad, 
20 Sth 

Flanders Mrs M, propr restaurant and 
coffee saloon, 529 Washington 

ee Thomas, lodging-house, 110 

h 

Flanigan Patrick, ladies’ and gents’ fur- 
nishing goods, 150 6th 

Flanigin Edward, candy, 1514 Stockton 

zen P J, mining sec and collector, 
318 Pine 

Flannigan Mrs W,_ bakeries, 15144 
Stockton 

Flathmann Claus, liquors, SW cor Mar- 
ket and Steuart 

Flatow Philip, druggist, 534 Geary 

Flavetta Vingenzo, saloon, 9 Vallejo 


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Fleischel G, locksmith, 612 California 

‘Fleischman Jacob, varieties, 1054 Val- 
encia cor 22d 

Fleischman John, barber, 203 3d 

Fleisher W, wholesale hats and caps, 
108 Battery 

Fleishhacker A (Golden Gate Box Fac- 
tory), 190 Stevenson 

Fleishhacker A & Co (A Fleishhacker 
and J Hansen), Golden Gate Paper- 
box Factory, 190 Stevenson 

Fleishman Miss Kate, cigars and to- 
bacco, 4434 Valencia 

Fletcher C A, physician, 23 Kearn 

Fletcher C S, variety store, SW cor 


acramento, 


Vallejo and Hyde 
Fletcher E T (Hetcher & Raith), 209 
Davis 


FLETCHER GR, sec The Co-opera- 
tive Watch Repairing Co, 331 Kearny 

Fletcher Mrs Harriet, bakery, 1019 
Howard 

Fletcher Horace P (Shattuck & Fletch- 
er), 520 Commercial 

Fletcher & Raith (E T Fletcher and Geo 
Raith), restaurant, 209 Davis 

Fleming M J, shoe store, 2981 16th 

Fleming & Stetson (W A Fleming and 
John W Stetson), trucking and dray- 
age, 409 Battery 

Fleming W A (Fleming & Stetson), 409 
Battery 

Flemming M, butcher, SW cor Union 
and Mason 

Flenniken Robt, dry goods, clothing, 
boots and shoes, 724 and 726 Mont- 

‘omer 

Fletcher Mrs Anna, varieties, 202 5th 

Fletcher Mrs Sara, photographer, 914 
Market 

Fleury Mme, boarding, 1237 Stockton 

Flick Philip (Barman & Flick), 134 5th 

Flicourt Edward, barber, 217 Montgom- 
ery ave 

Flieger H R, saloon, 1318 Howard 

Flieler & Kiefer (R Flieler and P Kiefer), 
barbers, 5 Powell 

Flieler R (Flieler & Kiefer), 5 Powell 

Flinn Mrs C, milliner, 62 3d 

FLINN PT, groceries, hay and grain, 
SE cor Mission and 8th 

FLINN PT & SON (PT and Jas J 
Fiinn), hay, grain, groceries, etc, SW 
cor Howard and 8th 

Flinn’s Hall, cor 8th and Howard 

Flinn Wm B, carpenter, 753 Folsom 

Flint A P, general agt Hartford Fire 
Insurance Co and Rhode Island Un- 
derwriters’ Association, 313 California 


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Flint), mfra paper bags, 420 Clay 


PRISON CELLS, siz"aiatn Steece: =°3" CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


Manufacturers of Fine 


P LOUIS BRAVERMAN & C0 ! Jewelry & Diamond Work, 


144 Sun Francisco. 


Flavin M J, mgr [XL Auction House, | Flint, Bixby & Co (Thomas Flint and 


FLINT BROS (Frank P and Motley H | Floyd T W (T W Floyd & Co), cor 3d 


19 Streds. 


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Llewellyn Bixby), P Lda warehouse, 
D W Folger mgr, SW cor Greenwich 
and Batter 

Flint Chas 4 (J W Grace & Co), 40 
California 


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Fliat & Co, carpenters, 1111 Sutter 4 
Flint E D (Arnold & Flint), 26 Beale 
Flint Edward P (Flint, Peabody & Co), | 
408 California g 
Flint Francis E, supt P & B V R R Co, ' 
Potrero nh 
Flint Frank P (Flint Bros), 420 Clay ss 
Flint Motley H (Flint Bros), 420 Clay Ss 
Flint Mrs J E, physician, 323 O’Farrell M 
Flint M M & Co, carpenters, 1111 Sutter | 4 


Flint, Peabody & Co (Edward P Flint), 
shipping and commission merchants 
and general agts Safety Nitro Co, 408 
California 

Flint & Stone(W C Flint and F M 
Stone), attorneys-at-law, 216 Sansome 

Flint Thomas (Flint, Bixby & Co), SW 
cor Greenwich and Battery 

Flint Thomas, mgr Granger’s Associa- 
tion, 38 California and 106 Davis 

Flint W C (Flint & Stone), atturney-at- 
law, 216 Sansome 

Flint William K, sec Safety Nitro Co, 
408 California 

Flint’s Warehouse, Flint, Bixby & Co 
proprs, SW cur Greenwich and Battery 

Flood A 8, carpexter, 503 Bush 

Flood B, tailor, 9593 Mission 

FLOOD JAMES C, capitalist, room 6, 
309 Montyomery 

Flood John, livery stable, 823 Folsom 

Flood J W (Donohoe, Kelly & Co), SE 
cor Montgomery aud Sacramento 

Flood Michael, Catholic bookseller, 831 
Market 

Flood Philip H, physician, St Ann’s 
Building 

Florence Exchange, Johan Mahler propr, 
246 3d 


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Florence Hall, 246 3d Le 
Flores Trinidad, saddler, 1010 Kearny | 3° 
Florine Mrs A G, bakery and fancy e2 
goods, 1711 Market a 
Florintin A, tailor, 107 Geary ag 
Floto John H, physician, 402 Kearny | % = 
Flournoy George (Flournoy, Nihoon & qs 
Flournoy), 7 Montgomery ave ° 2 
Flournoy George Jr (Flournoy, Nihoon | g3 
& Flournoy), 7 Mont.omery ave 3 
Flournoy, Nihoon & Flournoy (George | —= 
Flourncy, J B Niboon and George | 3p 


Flonrnoy Jr), attorneys-at-law, rooms 
24-26, 7 Montgomery ave 

Floyd Lawrence, groceries and fruit, 
500 Shotwell 


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Floyd T W & Co (T W Floyd and Oscar 
A Tole), warehouse, cor 3d and King 

Flubacher E, bootmaker, 432 Bush 

Flynn Edmond, liquors, SE cor Post 
and ‘l'aylor 

Byes Hugh, coal and wood, 856 How- 


Flynn James, bootmaker, 34 2d 
aetiee John, coal and wood, 1113 Mis- 


Flynn Mrs Margaret, fancy notions, 202 
9th 


Flynn Thos P, 

Flyshaker S, 
310 Dupont 

Foard Geo KR, mill and mining sec, 18 


ocery, 535 Stevenson 
ry goods, notions, ete, 


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Foard Lorentz, new and second-hand 
ship material and junk, 3 and 5 Steu- 


art 
Foerst Ph, saloon, Ist ave nr Kentucky 
Fogarty James, meats, 70 and 71 Centre 
Market 


FOGARTY XOHN T, sec Democratic 
County Committee of San Francisco, 
Phelan Block cor 9’Farrell and Mar- 
ket - 

Fogarty Thomas, saloon, 27 Pacific 

Fogel B, tailor, 816 Montgomery 

Fogel Frank, carpenter, 802 3d 

Fogel G, clothing, 10 Clay 

Fover B, clothing, 816 Montgomery 

Folco A, watch case mfr, 614 Merchant 

Foley Dennis, liquors, 947 Folsom 

Foley Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker, 119 
Powell 

FOLEY FRANCIS & CO (Francis 
Foley), hides, pelts, etc, 219 and 221 
Drumm 

FOLEY & GILMORE (Wm F Foley 
and H Gilmore), saloon, SW cor lst 
and Mission 

Foley J, bootmaker, 789 Folsom 

Foley Michael (Hughes & Foley), SE cor 
4th and Jessie and 118 7th 

oy Thomas, livery stable, 1812 Pow- 

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Foley Thomas, saloon, 115 Vallejo 

Foley T (Se: ars & Foley), NW cor Wash- 
ington and East 

Foley Wm F (Foley & Gilmore), SW 


cor Ist and Mission 


| Folger D W, mgr Flint Warehouse, SW 


cor Greenwich and Battery 

Folger J A (J A Folger & Co), 104 and 
106 California 

Folger J A & Co (Jas A Folger and Wm 
H Lamb), coffee, teas and spices, 104 
and 106 California 

Folkers A H B (J H A Folkers & Bro), 
118 ai omery 

Folkers J H A (J H A Folkers & Bro), 
118 Montgomery 


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FOLKERS JH A & BRO (J H A and 
A HB Folkers), dental goods, surgical 
aaivements and trusses, 118 Mont- 
lis R'H, 

Follis min 

FOLSOM ALBER' 
217 mm AL 

Folsom John, contractor, 2815 Mission 

Folsom Water-power Co, Folsom, Sac- 
ramento County 

FOLTZ CLARA SHORTRIDGE, 
attorney-at-law, room 36, 628 Mont- 

omery 

Foltz F % (Morley & Foltz), SE cor Van 
Ness ave and Bush 

FONTANA & FREILIGRATH (Mrs 
M Fontana and Mrs M Freiligrath), 
Decorative Art Rooms—embroidery, 
etc, 3:6 Sutter 

FONTANA MRS M (Fontana & Freili- 
grath), 326 Sutter 

Fontana, Marsicano & Co (N Pardini), 
proprs Columbus Packing Co, S Cam- 
Faalcg supt, Brannan bet 7th and 


24 Nevada Block 
T, carriage builder, 


ace M J (Fontana, Marsicano & Co 
and M J Fontana & Co) 
Fontana M J & Co, shipping and com- 
mission merchants, 217 Sacramento 
Foorman Simon, pres Mokelumne and 
Campo Seco C and M Co, 76 
Montgomery Block 

“FOOTLIGHT ” (THE), J B Robert- 
son propr, 538 California 

FORBES A J, cabinetmaker and con- 
tractor, 18 Market 

Forbes Alexander (Forbes Bros), 308 
California 

FORBES ANDREW BB, general mgr 
Mutual Life Insurance Co, of New 
York, 214 Sansome, and pres Young 
Men ’s Christian Association, 232 Sutter 

Forbes Bros (Alexander Forbes), impor- 
ters and commission merchants, 308 
California 

FORD LES H, vegetables and 
butcher, 211 4th 

FORD MISS DELIA (Ford & Mast), 
300 Post 


Ford George R, agt rock drills and air | 
compressors, 18 Ist | 

Ford James, lodging-house, 1307 Stock- 
ton 

Ford J B, pres Mendocino Lumber Co, 
40 California 

FORD & MAST (Della Ford and Katie 
Mast), hairdressers, 300 Post 

Ford Michael, horseshoer, 339 10th 

Ford N O, cigars, 8194 Kearny 

Ford Patrick, fruits and vegetables, 1121 
Harrison 

Ford ‘Thomas, blacksmith and horse- 
shoer, 105 Ist 

Forde Mrs Mary, bakery, 2218 Larkin 


WHITE BROS, 13 4 15 mate 
and 144 16 Npear st, 8 


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WACHHORST, Jeweler, 315 J Street, Sacramento, Sign of the Town Clock 


DANIEL NORCROSS & C0., 


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146 


Forderer Joseph F, metal roofer, 53 
Beale and 226 Mission 

Foreign Parcel Express Co, J J Wallace 
& Co agts, 108 Leidesdorff 

Foreman Andrew (A Foreman & Son), 
518 Sansome 

Foreman Andrew Jr (A Foreman & Son), 
518 Sansome 

Foreman A & Son (Andrew and Andrew 
Foreman Jr), type and electrotype 
foundry, 518 Sansome 

Foresters, The Ancient Order of, Court 
San Francisco and Court Eureka, 510 
Bush 

Forley Patrick, grocery, 567 Bryant 

Forman R B (Balfour, Guthrie & Co), 
316 California 

Forman Sands W (Splevalo & Forman), 
Bryant bet 7th and 8th 

Forman S W, Yosemite Flour Mills, 
415 Battery 

Formes Karl, music teacher, 222 Turk 

Forrest James M, millinery, 132 4th 

Forsaith E W & Co, provisions and 
commission merchants, 325 Front 

Forsaith E W (E W Forsaith & Co), 
commission merchant, 325 Front 

Forster C R, liquors, 7354 Mission , 

Forster George, vegetables, 324 Broad- 


way 
Bacay th John (W H Collie & Co), 18 


‘ost 

Forsyth W C, plumber and gasfitter, 
1077 Market 

Forsythe Miss Jessie, teacher Valencia 
Primary School 

Fortmann F (Pacific Brewery Co), 267 - 
271 Tehama 

Fortmann H F (Pacific Brewery Co), 267 
-271 Tehama 

Fortmann & Co (F and H F Fortmann), 
Pacific Brewery, 267-271 Tehama 

Fortmann Frederick, saloon, 323 Turk 

Fos I, butcher, 1320 Dupont 

Fos Paymand, butcher, SW cor Powell 
and Pacific 


Foss Oscar, photographer’s materials, 
841 Mission 

FOSTER A W (S B Wakefield & Co), 
322 Pine 

Foster Chas & Co, fruits and parcel ex- 
press, ferry building, foot of Market 

Foster C M (Jahn & Foster), 121 Stock- 
ton 

FOSTER MRS E J (Foster & Still), 
189 and 191 16th 

Foster George H, insurance broker, 315 
California 

pare F W (Foster & Co), 1025 Mar- 

et 

Foster Geo, groceries, 3244 Broadway 

FOSTER J C (Babcock & Co), 40 Mer- 
chants’ Exchange 


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Foster N P, 
6th and 7t 
Foster S & Co (S Foster), importers and 
wholesale grocers, 26 and 28 Califor- 


nia 

Foster S (S Foster & Co), 26 and 28 
California 

FOSTER & STILL (Mrs E J Foster 
and Mrs A P Still), dressmakers, 
189 and 191 16th 

Foster T W (T W Foster & Co), 1025 
Market 

FOSTER T W & CO (T W and F W 
Foster), confectionery mfrs, 1025 
Market bet 6th and 7th 

Fostro Joseph, drayman, 314 Battery 

Foucault v M, real estate agent, 137 
Montgomery 

Fouchy O, nursery and florist, 1318 
Pine 


Ey nGtsai 1019 Folsom bet 


Fouchy O, fares: 1318 Pine 


FOUNTAIN (THE) (theater), George 
Schmitt propr, SE cor Sutter and 
Kearny 

Fountian George, saloon, 315 Pacific 

Four Mile House, Gustav Groeper 
propr, cor Mission Road and 31st 

Fourtz Wm (Clause Wreden & Co), cor 
Lombard and Tay'or 

Fouser John, groceries, 118 Guerrero 

Fouts C L (Nuttall, Bacon & Co), 222 
and 224 Fremont 

Fouts Mrs Maria, millinery, 4 3d 

Fowler Charles, restaurant, NE cor 
Pacific and Kearny 

Fowler G C, wood, coal and boiler felt- 
ing, 413 and 415 Pacific 

Fowler Geo H, druggist, NE cor 7th 
and Howard bet 6th and 7th 

Fowler Mrs H A, dressmaker, 305 
‘Gough 

Fowler House, John Fowler propr, 783 
Market 

Fowler H R, dentist and physician, 127 
Kearny 

Fowler J, cigars and tobacco, 227 and 
229 Bush 

FOWLER LAURA T, principal Mis- 
sion Grammar School 

Fowler William, liquor saloon, 214 
Steuart 

Fowzer J (Hayes & Fowzer), 115 4th 

Fox A W, stock-broker, 402 Montgom- 


ery 

Fox A W & Co, stock-brokers, 326} 
Montgome 

Fox Chas J, saloon, 620 Market 

FOX CHAS N (Fox & Kellogg), 530 
California 

Fox Chas W, stock and money broker, 
439 California 

Fox David, pres the California Savin 
and Loan Society, NW cor Powell 
and Eddy 


Iiae, ete., for all Orders, 
Masonic Temple, No. 6 Post Street, 8. F. 


Bolt and Brid 
227 Main Street. San Francises. 


CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


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. ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., Eastern Hard Wood Lumber, 


San Francisco. 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, makes the BEST FITTING Clothes in the State. 


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Fox & Duley, wood and coal yard, 1713 
Mission 

Fox George W (Fox & Ross) 324 Pine 

Fox H B, dentist, 844 Folsom 

Fox Henry A, mining and capitalist, 
113 Leidesdorff 

Fox Henry L, stock-broker, 326 Pine 

Fox Horatio, carpenter, 708 Folsom 

FOX & KELLOGG (Chas N Fox and 
M B Kellogg), attorneys-at-law, rooms 
1-3, 530 California 

Fox Otto (Engelbrecht, Fox & Co), 312 
Front 

Fox & Ross (George W Fox and George 
C Ross), attorneys-at-law, 3.4 Pine 

Fox Thomas, saloon, 632 4th 

Fox Timothy, carpenter, 11164 Folsom 

Foxhall Boarding and Livery Stables, 


Jack Peters propr, 2318 and 2320 Fill- 


more 


Foyé Bros (J E Foyé, San Francisco, and 
AJ C Foyé, New York), sate for the 


Dixon Crucible Co, 507 California 

Foyé J E (Foyé Bros), apd agt S M Bix- 
by & Co, 507 California 

Foye J E, druggist and physician, 2602 
Sacramento 

Foye W R S (Huntington, Hopkins & 
Co), junction Bush and Market 

Fracker A H, general supt SPCR R, 
office foot of Market 

FRAHM H (Christ & Frahm), 24 3d 

Frahm Mrs Mary, dressmaker, 1240 
Folsom 

Framke Mrs Mary, bakery, cor Point 
Lobos ave and Collins 

France, Consul of, August de Mean 
Vauvert, 704 Washington 

Franceschi N, coal, 908 and 910 Stock- 


ton 

Franceschini A (F Flaminiro & Co), 
fruits and groceries, 521 Geary 

Franceschini & Bro (F and August 
Franceschini), fruits and confection- 
ery, 521 Geary 

Franchi Antino (Franchi & Co), 1503 
Fillmore 

Franchi & Co (J DeMartini & Antino 
Franchi), wood and coal, 1503 Fillmore 

Francis Aaron, hardware, 1936 Fillmore 

Francis D B (Francis, Valentine & Co), 


517 Clay 
Francis Georye G, purchasing agt, 258 
Market 
Francis Joseph, bootmaker, 210} 
Drumm 


Francis, Smith & Co, sheet iron pipe, 130 
Beale 

Francis, Valentine & Co (D B Francis, S 
D Valentine, E W Goggin), printers 
and engravers, 517 Clay and 510- 
§16 Commercial 

Pisnnis Willard H, mfrs agt, 258 Mar- 

et 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


147 


FRANCISCOVICH JOHN, oyster sa- 
loon and restaurant, 10 Mason 
Deyo Mathew, restaurant, 6 
4t 
Franck Geo, painter, 325 Hayes 
Francks Heury, liquors, 108 Sacra- 
mento 
Franco-American Perfumery Co, P Peck 
mgr, 26 2d 
Franco-California Packing Co, Walter- 
sen & Dewey agts, 819 Montgomery, 
office 212 Clay 
Franco Charles, furniture and_ bedding, 
1051 Market bet 6th and 7th 
Franconia House, Vitus Wackenrueder 
propr, San Bruno road nr 28 h 
Franconia Nursery, Vitus Wackenrue- 
der propr, San Bruno road _ bet 27th 
and. 28t : 


Franetta J &.Co, mfr of cigarettes and 


tobacco, 419 Battery 
Frank A W, sign painter, 226 Mont- 


omery ave 

FR BROS (FA & G P Frank), 
importers and dealers in agricultural 
implements, 319 and 321 Market 

Frank & Co, paper warehouse and sta- 
tioners, cor Sansome and Sutter 

Frank Charles, real estate, 509 Californis, 

Frauk E, boots and shoes, 605 Kearny 

Frank Mrs Elisabeth, bakery, 640 Mis- 
sion 

Frank Ephraim, clothing and furnish- 
ing goods, 535 and 537 Kearny 

FRANK F A (Frank Bros), 319 and 321 
Market 

Frank Ferdinand, painter, 918 Pacific 

Frank George, painter and painters’ 
material, 325 Hayes 

Frank Geo W (Eyre (k Frank), 220 San- 


some 
Frank, Goldsmith @ Co (LH Frank, J 
Goldsmith and S Mack), wholesale 
stationers, | Sansome 
¥ @ P (Frank Bros), 319 and 32) 
Market 
Frank Gustave, sec Heeia Sugar Plan- 
tation Co of Oahu, Hawaiian Islands, 
3 California 
Y, furniture, uphol- 
stery, bedding material and comforters, 
212, 214 and 216 Commercial 
Frank Capt I, insurance agt, 441 Cali- 
fornia ; 
Frank I, liquors, 649 Pacific 
J & CO (J Frank), Albemarle 
Restaurant, 10 Mason 
Frank L H (Fravk, Goldsmith & Co), 1 
Sansome 
Frank Martin (S H Frank & Co), 406 
and 408 Battery 
Frank Nathan, 
Sansome . 
Frank N H, attorney, 224 Sansom2 


attorney-at-law, 224 


WHITE BROS . 183 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
street,8. FF. Wagon Stock, Cabinet Woods, Rte. 


18 & 20 Spear &¢, 
San Francisco. 


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148 


Frank Otto J, sec Telegraph Hill R R| Franklin Simon S, tailor, 122 Pacific 


Co, 508 Montgome 
Frank Samuel, atotle beoker, 318 Mont- 
gomery 
Frank S C, broker, 4054 California 
Frank S H (SH Frank & Co), 406 and 
408 Battery 
Frank S H & Co (S H and Martin 


Franks Fred (Franks & Gray), 318 
Montgomery 

Franks & Gray (Fred Franks and Ed- 
ward P Gray), stock brokers, 318 
Montgomery 

Franks James, National Brewery, cor 
Hermann and Fillmore 


Frank and A J Marcus), tanners, | Frapolli B (Frapolli, Berges & Co), 710 


hides, tallow and pelts, 406 and 408 
Battery 

Frank S J, local sec R R S & B, 4054 
California 


Sansome 

Frapolli, Berges & Co (B Frapolli and 
P B Berges), wholesale wines and liq- 
uors, 708 and 710 Sansome 


Frank William (Gutte & Frank), 307 | Fraser Mrs, physician, 329 O'Farrell 


California 
Frankal N A, tailor, 108 Pacific 
Franke F F, grocer, 230 Townsend 


Fraser E J, phyatelans 112 Kearny and 
221 Powel 
Fraser J P, carpenter, 317 Sutter 


131 Post 


Franke Rudu ph, bootmaker, 517 Geary | Fraser Mrs N M, dress and cloakmaker, 


Frankenberg Joseph, harness and sad- 
dles, 220 Drumm zi 
Frankenthal, Bachman & Co (Max 


FRASSI A, artist and fresco painter, 
802 Montgomery 


Frankenthal, Leopold Bachman and | Fraternal Hall, 1938 16th bet Valencia 


Simon Kohn), wholesale dry goods 


and notions, SW cor California and | ‘Fraternal Record’ Publishin 


Battery 
Frankenthal Max (Frankenthal, Bach- 


and Mission 


T Dewey antl W B Ewer, business 


mgrs, 262 Market 


man & Cv), SW cor California and|«PRATERNAL RECORD” (The), 


Battery 
Franklin A, clothing, 108 Pacific 
Franklin A, pawn broker, 409 Kearny 


(semi-mouthly), “ Fraternal Record ” 
Publishing Co proprs, 252 Market 
Frates Antone, barber, 901 Folsom 


Franklin Benjamin, fruits, 909 Harrison | FRATTNGER ANTOINE M (Frat- 


FRANKLIN BRASS AND IRON 
WORDS, KC Terry sec, 10 'remont 

Franklin Elpha, fruits and vegetables, 
909 Harrison 

Franklin G, clothing, 511 Davis 

Franklin Grammar School, cor 8th ani 
Harrison 

Franklin Hote], Hugh Curran propr, 
cor Sansome and Pacific 

Franklin House, lodgings, Joseph Frank- 
lin propr, 215 Broadway 


inger & Noll), 105 Kearny 

FRATINGER & NOLL (A M Frat- 
inger and George Noll), cloaks and 
suits, 105 Kearny 

Frauen H H, boots and shoes, 542 3d 

Frauenholz Philipp, Bavaria Brewery, 
Montgomery ave bet Vallejo and 
Green 

Frazer J P, painter, 317 Sutter 

Frazer J Wm, Dancing Academy, 806 
Market 


Franklin John, pawn broker, 905 tg’) FREDERICK WM A, propr Jackson 


Franklin Joseph, boarding-house, 2] 
Broadway 

Franklin Joseph (M Franklin & Co), 22 
and 24 Battery 


Brewery, 1428 Mission 

Frederick.W A, saluon, cor Harrison 
and 5th 
redericksburg Brewery (San Jose), 


Franklin Marcus (M Franklin & Co), 22 F Chas Niquet propr, depot 539 Cali- 


and 24 Battery 

Franklin M & Co (Marcus and Joseph 
Franklin), gents’ furnishing goods 
wholesale, 22 and 24 Battery 


fornia 

Fredericks Joseph & Co (Joseph Freder- 
icks), carpets and furniture, 649 and 
651 Market 


Franklin Mining Co, W H Watson sec, Fredericks T (Anderson & Fredericks), 


302 Montgomery. 


16 Drumm 


Franklin M J (M J Franklin & Co), 225 Fredericks W J, li an ors. 767 Market: 
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rederickson F C (Wittland & Freder- 


Dupont F 
F . ee J & Co, pawn brokers, 225 ickson), 209, Washington 
Franklin N J (M J Franklin & Co), 225 | FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY, 428 Bush 


Dupont 


nr Kearny; 38,000 volumes 


Franklin N J, pawn broker, 1106 Market | F: ee Joseph, harnessmaker, 807 


Franklin Park, cor 16th and Jersey 


arkin 


Franklin Printing Office, Frank East-| FREELAND EG, Pulsometer Steam 


man & Co proprs, 509 Clay 


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Pump Co, 102 Market 


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Freelon T W, judge Superior Court, De- 
partment 11 

Freeman & Baker (Leander Freeman 
and Isaiah Baker), produce and com- 
mission merchants, 217 Davis 

Freeman Charles W (Torras & i'ree- 
man), 419 Sacramento 

Freeman E S (Greenbaum, Sachs & 
Freeman), 17 Sansome 

Freeman J (Freeman & Wrin), 326 3d 

Freeman John H, inspector of hulls, U 
S Appraiser’s Building 

Freeman J H, marive surveyor, 430 
California 

Freeman & Kuhler (R L Freeman and 
HS Kahler), parcel express, 9 Post 

Freeman Leander (Freeman & Baker), 
217 Davis 

Freeman R IL (Freeman & Kahler), 9 
Post 

Freeman, Smith & Co (A A Smith), 
commission and shipping merchants, 
}22 California 

Freeman & Wrin (J Freeman and M J 
Wrin), plumbers and gasfitters, stoves 
and tinware, 326 3d 

Freese A C, stevedore and contractor, 
tugboats “Kate” and ‘‘I'ransit,” 3 
Mission 

Freese F (Blumberg & Co), SW cor Bush 
and Kearn 

Freese F A, liquors, 101 7th 

F _o H FP, ruching and lace goods, 158 
3 

Freese J H, liquors, SW cor Howard 
and Steuart 

Freeze F, carpenter, 827 Sutter 

FREI A, mfr | edsteads and furniture, 
931-239 King 

FREIDENRICH D (Naphtaly, Frei- 
denuri-h & Ackerman), 426 California 

Freidrich Cnas and John, groceries, SW 

¢ cor 2d ave and 16th 

“ Freivht Circular,” 409 Washington 

FREILIGRATH MRS M (Fontana & 
Freiligrath), artist, 326 Sutter 

Freiling Peter, barber, 228 Brannan 


FREITAS MANUEL, restaurunt, 43 


Freling A, restaurant, 520 Merchant 
French Building and Loan Association, 
E Raas pres, 729 Montgomery 
French Catholic Church, t'ierre Robert 
astor, 526 Bush 
ENCH AND ENGLISH INSTI- 
TUTE, Xavier Mefret, 712 Broadway 
French F J, attorney-at-law, 528 Cali- 
fornia 
French H (©, physician, 319 Geary and 
v2 22d 
French Hospital, Bryant bet 5th and 6th 
French J M, real estate, 206 Front 
French L, pork, Grand Central Market, 
cor 6th and Market 


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149 


French Library, D Levy pres, E Larthe 
sec, 120 Sutter; 15, volumes 

French M (R Dinsmore & Cu), 2284 
Montgomery 

French Mutual Benevolent Society, 
Henry Barroilhet pres, 510 Jackson 

French Mutual Building and Loan Asso- 
ciation, E Raas pres, B'nai B'rith 
Hall, 121 Eddy and room 4, 729 
Montgomery 

French Reformed Episcopal Church, 
Powell het Bush and Sutter 

FRENCH RESTAURANT, G H 
Richard propr, 315 4th 

FRENCH T J (T J French & Co), gro- 
ceries, 2339 Mission 

FRENCH T J & CO(T J French and 
1 T Young), groceries, 2339 Mission 

French Zouave Hall, Pacific nr Dupont 

Frenna Joseph P, barber, 1102 Larkin 

Frerichs Martin (Lohman & Frerichs), 
154 and 156 9th 

Frese Chris, saloon, 518 Battery 

Frese H, bootmaker, 327 Dupont 

Fresno Enterprise Co, W H Allen sec, 
306 Pine 

Fretwell Edwin, sec Bet's’ Spring Co, 
218 Fremont 

Fretz F H (Schmidt & Fretz), 119 Com- 
mercial 

wns Isaac (M Freud & Son), 742 Mar- 


et 

Freud Isidor (Newman & Freud), 1025 
and 1027 Stockton 

Freud J R (M Freud & Son), 742 Market 

Higgod Morris (M Freud & Son), res 
aris 

FREUD M & SON (Morris, Isanc and 
J Richard Freud), Propte Freud’s 
Corset House, 742 and 744 Market 

FREUD'S CORSET HOUSE (M Freud 
& Son), 742 and 744 Market 

Freund Phil & Co, stationery, 204 Bush 

Freund Wm, cigar mfr, 769 Bryant 

Frey Franci:ca (Frey & Merkel), 911 
Larkin 

Frey & Merkel (Francisca Frey and Au- 
gust Merkel), bakery, 911 Larkin 

Frey Wm A, musical instruments, 
sheet musi*, stationery and fancy 
goods, 107 and 19 Post 

Frichette L D, carpenter, 106 Washing- 
ton 

Fridon, L, l‘quors, 317 Dupont 

a butcher, cor Guerrero and 
16t 

Friedberg Mrs Elias, dressmaking, 417 
Sutter 

Friedel Frederick T, bootmaker, 158} 
Steuart 

FRIEDLANDER B, merchant tailor, 
761 Market 

Friedlander & Co (M Friedlander), res- 
taurant, 210 Sutter 


WHE'Re BROS., 13d 15 Main ant 14 & 16 Spear 
St, 8. BF. Black Walnut, Spanish Cedar, Veneers. 


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Friedlander Bros (H and 8 J Friedlan- 
der), hats and caps, 21 and 23 San- 


some 

Friedlander H (Friedlander Bros), res 
New York 

Friedlander H, ladies’ underwear and 
hosiery, 9 Kearny 


FRIEDLANDER MRS L, MAS- 

UERADE SosTUMER 20 3d 

and 202 Stevenson 

Friedlander M (Michels, Friedlandcx & 
Co), 7 and 9 Battery 

Friedlander 8, grocery, cor Union and 
ria ht gh 

Friedlander S J (Friedlander Bros), 21 
and 23 Sansome 

Friedman & Blow, grain brokers, 121 
California 

Friedman J S, real estate, 607 Wash- 


ington 
Friedman Samuel, second-hand furni- 
ture, 237 3d 


Friedrich John C, saloon, 1012 Valencia 

Friend Mrs Sarah, bakery and fruits, 
1628 Stockton 

Friend’s Meeting, Court Room 10, New 
City Hail 

Frieschausen John A, liquors, SE cor 
Geary and Devisadero 

FRINK GEORGE W, 
eral mgr Pacitic Coast 
22 Montgomery 


res and gen- 
and Bureau, 


43 and 44 Washington Market 


FRISBEE W B (Bennett & Frisbee), 
724 Bryant 

Frishy Mose, saloon, 536 Jackson 

Frisch John W, groceries, 132 7th 

Frisius F A, accountant and translator, 
330 Pine 

Fritsche Joseph, bootfitter, 734 Mont- 

‘omer’ 

Fritz E N (Fritz & Kean), 130 Gear 

Fritz & Kean (E N Fritz and Cc 
Kean), plumbers, gas and steamfitters, 
130 Geary 

Fritzschen H P, liquors, NW cor Steu- 
art and Mission 

FROELICH CHRISTIAN JR, agt 
Morris Tasker & Co (New York and 
Philadelphia), gas and waterpipes, 
202 Market 

Frohman H (Strauss & Frohman), 1201- 
1205 Stockton . 

Frohman S (S Frohman & Co), 627 and 
629 Montgomery 

Frohman 8S & Co, tobacconists, 627 and 
629 Montgomery 

Fr.hn John, bootmaker, 10 Howard 

Fromhein J, fruits and produce, 56 2d 

Fromm & Schaefer (Louis Fromm and 
Chas Schaefer), mfrs upholstery trim- 
mings, 543 Market 


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Friot Alfred, dairy produce, etc, stalls FUHR 


Macs, S9cts, ny st RORTRORS 4,69. 


San Francisco. 


Fromm Louis (Fromm & Schaefer), 543 
Market 

Front Street Warehouse, Gower & Gil- 
man proprs, SW cor Front and Broad- 


wa: 

Froomberg H, furrier, 114 Post 

Froomberg Henry, carriage repositories, 
33, 35 and 37 New Montgomery 

Frost J W, mfrs agt, 120 Sutter 

Frost & Richards, painters, 122 Geary 

Frowenfald J (B yfus & Co), 121 
Califernia, depot 630-640 Brannan 

Frue Vanner (The), or Ore Concentrator, 
Adems & Carter agts, 109 California 

Fruit and Vegetable Store, 28 Franklin 

Fry J D, pres Safe Deposit Coof San 
Dianatscd, SE cor Montgomery and 
California 

FUCHS GEORGE (Fuchs & Euler), 
645 and 547 5th 

FUCHS & EULER (George Fuchs 
and H Euler, Jr), furniture and cab- 
inet work, 545 and 547 5th 

Fuchs N (Reinle & Fuchs), Grand Ar- 
cade Market 

Fuchs Robert, variety store, 421 Mont- 

‘omer: 

GAZI J F, notary public, agt Com- 

pagnie General Translantique Line 

of Mail Steamers, New York and 

Havre direct, also North German 

Lloyd, Inman, and Williams & Guion 

Lines, office 5 Momtgomery 

A M, Pacific Wire 
Works, wire cloth and wire railing, 
751 Mission 

Fulda B, meat-market, SW cor Hyde 
and Gear 

FULDA BROS (H Cand L R Fulda), 
California Wine Cooperage Co, and 
Fulda’s Planing Mill, 30-40 Spear, 
(see advertisement) 

FULDA H C (Fulda Bros), 30-40 Spear 

FULDA L R (Fulda Bros), 30-40 Spear 

Fulda’s Planing Mill, Fulda Bros 
proprs, 30-40 Spear 

Fuller C H, dentist, St Ann’s Building 

Fuller F W, machinist, 41¢ Sacramento 

FULLER GEORGE H, s: :00l, office 
and library furniture, 19 New Mont- 
er 

Fuller Hines, insurance broker, Fire- 
man’s Fund Insurance Co of Califor- 
nia, 401 California 

Fuller O, insurance broker, 322 Cali- 
fornia 

Fuller S W (Heywood Bros & Co), 
mgr rattan furniture, 589-595 Mission 

Fuller Tnomas, harnessmaker, 312 Jack- 
son 

Fuller W P (Whittier, Fuller & Co), 
21 and 23 Front 

Fullgroff Richard, saloon, 401 Broad- 
way 


227 MAIN STREET. SAN FRANCISCO, 
fron Doors. Bank Vaults, Etec. 


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CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


Fultin Bros, tailor, 515 Bash 

Fulton Iron Works, Hinckley, Spiers & 
Hayes mfrs of machinery and boilers, 
220 Fremont 

Fulton John (Lippitt, Leak & Co), 
New York 


Fulton Theodore, saloon, 338 4th 
FULTON WILLIAM (Edwards, Pick. 


ens & Fulton), 41/1 California 

Funel Mme Louis, propr Palais Royal 
Restaurant, 425 ash 

Funk CO, sail maker, 46 Clay 

Funk Henry, barber, 531 Sacramento 

Funk Phillip, tanner, 6th ave nr Butch- 
ertown, South San Francisco 

Funke Mrs Emily, phy-~ician, 1630 
Howard, (removed from 7244 Market) 

Funkenstein C & Co (Chas Funken- 
stein), commission merchants, 320 
Sansome 

Funkenstein Charles, (C Funkenstein & 
Co, and E and C Funkenstein), 320 
Sansome 

Funkenstein E & C (Edward and Chas), 
Pacific Coast Dramatic Agency, 320 
Sansome 

Funkenstein Edward (E & OC Funken- 
stein), 320 Sansome 

Funkenstein Julius, real estate broker, 
320 Sansome 

Fura Gotleib, liquors, cor Greenwich 
and Pierce 

Furcate & Gates, wholesale butchers, 
5th ave nr Railroad ave 

Furer & Reg'i, liquors, 711 Mission 

Furlong Joseph, meat market,1504 Polk 


FURLONG & MANSEAU (Thomas 
N Furlong and J J Manseau), show 
case mfrs, 819 Market 

Furlong Thomas N (Furlong & Man- 
seau), show case mfr, 819 Market 

Furman Mrs C J, lodging-house, Stev- 
enson Block, 331 Montgomery 

FURNAS MRS § E, pres Woman’s 
Medical College, 155 New Montgom- 


ery 

Furst A W, auctioneer, 959 Market 

Furst Philip, dry goods and fancy goods, 
1413 and 1415 Stockton 

Furst Phillip, liquors, cor 1st ave and 
Railroad 

Fustini Peter, florist, 9 Eddy 


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Gabler Gust, meat market. 1412 Polk 

GABRIEL GASPARD, furniture and 
cigars, 443 Valencia 

Gabriele Andrea, fish, stall 37 New Clay 
Street Market 

Gadsby E H, painter, 510 Market 

Gaerdes Herin, groceries, SW cor Bush 
and Pierce 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgome 


San Francisco. 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., HARDWOOD LUMBER, “sans raccices.* 


151 


Gaerdes John H, ship stores and gro- 
ceries, 534 Ist 

Gaeron Denis, house moving and rais- 
ing, 344 7th 

Gaestel Joseph, groceries, 1016 Kearny 

Gaetjen H, liquors, NW cor Townsend 
and 5th 

Gaffeney James (Hayes & Co and Ca"- 
fornia Transfer Co), 222 Montgomery 

Gaffery Miss M, dressmaker, 1021 Mis- 


sion 
a John A, books and cigars, 307 
t 


Gaffney John, butcher, 537 4th 

Gaffney Peter, boarding-house, 541 2d 

Gagan JF, merchant tailor, 1053 Mar- 
ket bet 6th and 7th 

oa M (Deuwil & Gage), 614 and 616 

roadway 

Gace WS (Hubbell, Shattuck & Co), 
317 and 319 Front 

Gagen Mrs Bridget, laundry, 1013 Fol- 
som 


GAGLIARDO ANDREW, groceries, 


and commission merchant, 628 Broad- 


wa 

Gaglord W H, livery and sale stable, 
797 Mission 

GAILHARD C H, propr Gailhard’s 
Hotel, 507 and 509 Pine 

GAILHARD HOTEL, C H Gailhard 
propr, 507 and 5u9 Pine 

Gaillard Joseph, liquors, 229 6th 

Gaillard Peter, groceries, 1406 Dupont 

Gainsford Thomas, plumber, 2 Tyler 

Gaeerorts T, florist, SE cor Mason and 
Ellis 

Galbreath Wm, liquors, 759 Brannan 
bet 6th and 7th 

Gale J W (Gale & Mitchell), 420 Front 
and 231 Washington 

Gale & Mitchell (J W Gale and Wm F 
Mitchell), commission merchants, 420 
Front and 231 Washington 

Gales Jean Marie, liquors, 536 Merchant 


Galinger Meyer (Erlander & Galinger), 
res Rio Vista 

Gall Fred G, meat market, 1919 Bush 

Gall Miss Minnie, ladies’ hairdresser, 
814 Larkin 

Galla John, barber, 319 Montgomery ave 

Gallagher Mrs A, dressmaking, 2208 
Geary 

Gallagher Mrs B, wood and coal, 6 
Boardman Place 

Gallagher Bernard, wagonmaker, 216 
and 218 Mission 

gk 5 Charles, wood and coal, 917 
18t 


Gallagher Chas J, liquors, 174 6th 

Gallagher & Co (I? Gallagher), poultry 
and game, stalls 2 and 3 Queen City 
Market 


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Gallagher Miss Cora, teacher Buena 
Vista School 

Gallagker’s Express, C E Gallagher 
propr, 309 Kast 

Gallagher E M, paints, 611 Sacramento 

Gala: her Henry J (Fianagan & Galla- 
gher), 20 Sth 

Gallagher H J (James Gallagher & Son), 
843 Harrison 

Gallagher James (James Gallagher & 
Son), 843 Havrison 

Gallagher James, lodging-house, 139 4th 

Gallagher James C (Campbell & Galla- 
gher), 225 3d 

GALLAGHER JAMES & SON (James 
and H J Gallagher), blacksmiths aud 
wheeiwrights, 843 Harrison 

Gallagher John, liquors, 224 3d 

Gallagher John P (Kohlmoos & Galla- 
gher), NE cor Market and Front 


| Gallagher P G, liquors, 216 8th 


we Robt F, stenographer, 636 

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GALLAGHER THOS J (Stevens & 
Gallagher), 753 Folsom 

Gallagher Walter, attorney-at-law, 432 
Montgomery 

Gallagher Wm R, furniture, c 
etc, 20 4th 

Gallaher Patrick, poultry, 1154 Market 

Galland A (B Blumenthal & Co), 18 
Battery 

Galland Joseph B (Nast, Grecnzweig & 
Co), NEcor Sutter and Montgomery 

wane Albert (Huntington, Hopkins 

& Vo), junction Bush and Market, res 

Sacramento 

Gallaudett James, coffee saloon, Merri- 
mac het 4th and Kentucky 

Galleano Antonio, fr of cigars, 420 
Broadway 

Galleau Armand, cloaks and suits, 48 
Geary 

Gallegos Rafael (Montealegro & Co), 230 
California 

Galleno A, cigar mf», 802 Montgomery 

Galli A & Co, fruit ‘and produce aril 
commission merchants, 516 and 518 
Sansome 

GALLI & CO (Joseph Galli and Joseph 
Bee machinists, 504 Commer: 
ci 

Galli Domenico, fruit, vegetables and 
had produce, SE cor Natoma and 
Gt 

Galli Joseph (Galli & Co), 504 Commer- 


cial 

Galli P, fruit, 811 and 919 Larkin 

Galli Win, fruit and vegetables, NE cor 
Mission and 11th 

Galliard Edward (F Berton & Co), 527 
Clay 

Gallinan J, hairdresser, 163 2d 

Gallo B (B Gallo & Co), 246 Sutter 


carpets, 


Sterling ®ilverware 
and French Clocks, 


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119 Montgomery St 


Gallo B & Co (B and L Gallo), florists, 
246 Sutter 

Gallo L (B Gallo & Co), 246 Sutter 

Galloway W'l & Co (W T Galloway 
and Otto Schoning), lithugraphe-s, 
540 Clay 

Galloway W T (W T Galloway & Co), 
540 Clay 

Gallup James (Heath, Gallvp & Co), 
58 Clay 

Galnan Johnston J, saddler and harness- 
maker, 417 Folsom ; 

Gaipin Philip G, attorney-at-law, 323 
California 

GALT HOUSE, W Hinchliffe propr, 
632 Market 

Galtautee J, tish dealer, Long Bridge 

Galvin M, groceries, 314 Sth 

Gamble Aaron W, physician, 34 Kearny 

Gamble W P, meat market, ‘stalls 2 and 
3, cor Bush and Polk 

Gambrinus Benevolent Society, John 
Hakler pres, 510 Bush 

Gamma Anton (Steiner & Gamma), 431 
and 433 Pine 

Gamper George (Canoll & Gamper), 213 
and 215 Pine 

Gander Henry, barber, 428 Broadway I=: 

Gang Heriaau, carpenter and cabinet- 
maker, 1072 Howard 

Gannon Peter T, cigars and tobasco, 
cor Montgomery and Market 

Gans I & Co (L and W Gaus), butchers, 
stall 2, 741-747 Mission 

J, sec SuSb rs Ohavi Zion B B 

‘orman Lodge R of H, 


Gans J, 
ee and } 
12] Eddy 
Gansz Mrs M S, bakery. 1521 Stockton 
GANTNER J OHN. propr Swiss Hotel, 
627 and 62 Cummercial 
Gantner Richard (Jacob Sindel & Co), 
424 Pacitic 
Gants W H (Miine & Gants), 119 Du- 
pont and 618 Washington 
Gantzman C, harnessm: aker, 1648 Polk 
Ganzhorn Chr, Yiquors, 643 Clay 
re! Garaghty Michael, stationery, toys and 
fancy goods, 1127 Folsom 
Garary Mrs L, wax flowers, 644 Filbert 
GARBER JOHN (Garber, Thorntou & 
Bishop), 327 Pine 
GARBER, THORNTON & BISHOP 
(Jotin Garber, Harry I Thornton and 
Thomas B Bishop), atturneys-at-law, 
327 Pine 
Garhbini Terasa, ciga-s, 622 Front 
Garcia B, groceries, 800 Broadway 
Garcia Bros, commission merchants, 501 
and 503 Washington 
Garcia Frank, saloon and restaurant, 
718 Montgomery 
GARCIA JOSE A, importer of Ha- 
vaua Leaf Tobacco and mfr of cigars, 
413 Sacramnento 


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GARCIN CHARLES (Garcin, Son & 
Co), 294 Howard 


GARCIN L P, (Garcin, Son & Co}, 294 
Howard 

GARCIN, SON & CO, (L P and Chas 
Garein and E A Bannerot), Vulcan 
Forges, 294 Howard 

Gardemeyer D, hair goods, 709 Filhert 

Gardenicr Miss Ada, music teacher, 
1116 Tyler 

Gardenier Henry, prison-keeper and 
sergeant day officer, City Hall 

Gardiner Ba'dwin, stuck- broker, 
Montgmery 

Gardiner II, sec Omnibus Railroad Co, 
office 727 Howard 

Gardmer Mill Co, J Knowland imgr, 22 
California 

Gardner & Co (John W Gardner), 
liquors, 429 Davis 

Gardner[ G, agt California Farmers’ 
Mutual Insurance Co, 310 Pine 

Gardner Geo M, saloon, 707 Davis 

Gardner James H (Gardner & Wolcott), 
504 Battery 

Gardner John W (Gardner & Co), 429 
Davis 

Gardner Joseph W, saloon, 429 Davis 

GARDNER J W, agt Pacific Press 
Publisning House, 527 Commercial 

Gardner Mrs S M, coffee house, 1005 
Market bet 6th and 7th 

Gardner & Wolcott (James H Gardner 
and © P Wolcott), ship and custom- 
house brokers, 504 Battery 

Garety Mrs Martin, groceries, 551 Bry- 
ant 

Garfield John Q, whitener, 807 Market 

Gartield Primary School, cor Union nr 
Kearny 


GARFIELD MONUMENT ASSOCI- 
ATION, A W Preston sev, rvom 20, 

10 California 

Garfield Post of Grand Army Republic, 
Knights Red Brethren Hail, 861 
Market 

Garibaldi Hall, 423 Broadway 

Garibaldi F, liquors, 1515 Powell 

Garibaldi Hotel, L_ Paravagna propr, 
22. Broadway 

Garibaldi Joseph, g groceries, 525 Union 

Garland C J, mining, 528 California 


GARLAND WM D, mgr Equitable 
Life Insurance Uo, 240 Montgomery 

Garlick James 0, importer of plumbers’ 
supplies and tinners’ hardware, 36 
California 

Garlick Simon, tailor, 26 Stockton 

Garms. Peter, groceries, SW cor Union 
and Front 

Garn William, cap maker, 535 California 


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San Francisco. 


GARCIA SAW MILL, Sainuel Baker | Garnback A, cigars, 200 Montgomery 


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18 and 2) Spear Nt., 
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153 


ave 

Garnier EK (Domergue & Garnier), 618 
Sacramento 

GARNISS JAMES R, general agt 
Fidelity and Casualty Fire and Life 
Insurance Co of New York, and Fire 
Insurance Adjuster, 406 California 


GARRATT R M, general freight and 
passenger agt S P C RR, office foot 
Market 

GARRATT W T, brass and bell 
foundry and machine works, 138 and 
144 Fremont 

Garratty Martin, groceries, 551 Bryant 

Garretson Wm & Co, book pubiishers, 
629 Washingt: n 

Garrett & Creegan (J H Garrett and 
Peter Creeyan), commission merch- 
ants, SE cur Clay and Sansome 

Garrett Francis, bootmake~, 313 3d 

Garrett J H. (Garrett & Creegan), SE 
cor Clay and Sansome 

Garrett R M, agt South Pacific Coast 
Railroad Co, 222 Montgowneiy 

Garrigan Mrs Margaret, iodging-l:ouse, 
668 Mission 

Garrissere Mr & Mrs F, human hair and 
perfumery, 113 Dupont 

Gariity Peter, livery stable, NE cor Ty- 
ler and Leavenworth 

Garry Michael, 7754 
Mission 

Gartlan Miss Annie, lodging-house, 507 
Mission 

Gartlun James, mdse broker, 326 Pine 

Garvin James (Sloan & Garvin), 424 
Davia 

Garwood Wm T, physician, 233 Dupont 

GAS CONSUMERS’ ASSOCIATION, 
KJ Coleman pres, 202 Bush 

Gras Light Co, cor Ist and Natoma 

Gash John (Newsom & Gash), 33 Mer- 
chants’ Exchange 


GASPER SAM, importer of human 
hair and faney ornaments, 585 Market 

Gasque H ¥, grocer, SW cor ©’ Harrell 
and Hyde 

Gassmann Joseph, propr Gassmann 
House, 428 Broadway 

Gassmann Joseph F, groccries, SE cor 
Kearny and Union 

Gassmann Lodging-house, Joseph Gass- 
mann propr, 428 Broadway 

Gas-ner Valentine, bootmaker, 306 Post 


GATELY P J, Hay Market Exchange 
Saloon, 1139 Market 

Gates & Brown (i, A Gates and W W 
Brown), Ore zeduction Works, 104 
Tyler 

Gates Chas E, bakery, 1628 Stockton 

Gates Jumes H, druggist, co. New Mont- 
gomery and Howard 


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Street, 8. B. Oregon Ash, Maple and Aldcr 


pig wart St 


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Gates J R & Co (J R Gates), druggists, 
417 Sansome 

Gates Justin, physician and druggist, 
Turkish and Russian steam baths, 722 
Moptgomery 

Gates L A (Gates & Brown), 104 Tyler 

Gatly Patrick, coal and wood, 1517 
Broedway 

Gatte John, wood and coal, SE cor 
Green and Larkin 

Gatto Antonio, wood anda coal, 2728 
California 

Gatto G (Antonio Sturla & Co), 2407 
California 

Gatto Michael, wood and coal, cor Green 
and Larkin * 

Gaubert Joseph, florist, 604 California 

Gaubert Mrs J, nursery and florist, 604 
California 

GAUDES, propr Sutter €treet House, 
308 Sutter 

Gauggel Leo, bootmaker, 181 Minna 

Gault Mrs Margaret, varieties, 614 Post 

Gaussail Emile A, saloon, 1239 Stockton 

Gauther E & Co, stock brokers, 306 
Montgomery 

Gavin John, groceries, 28 Natoma 


GAWNE JOHN (Donaldson & Co), 
319 California 


GAWTHORNE JOHNSON F (Gaw- 
ae & Maguire), NW cor Main and 
‘olsom 


GAWTHORNE & MAGUIRE (JF 
Gawthorne and R J Maguire), wood 
and coal, NW cor Main and Folsom 

Gay Chas, real estate, 523 Montgomery 

Gaynor John P, architect, 369 Cali- 
fornia 


GEARD MRS E T, lodging-house, 
6084 4th 

Geantit A, butcher, stalls 16 and 18S 
F Market 

Gearhart Chas W, shorthand reporter, 
636 Clay 

Gearhart J W, stenographer, room 56, 
309 Montgomery 

Gearon John F, barber, 1103 Howard 

Geary Dennis. groceries, 249 Fremont 

Geary John F, physician, 131 Post 

Geary Jeremiah, tanner, SW cor Guer- 
rero and 15th 

Geary Street Coal Co, William McKen- 
zie mgr, 619 Geary 

Geary Street Railroad Co, S C Bigelow 
treas, NE cor Geary and Buchanan 

Geary Street Railroad Co’s Works, NE 
eor Geary and Buchanan 

Gebhardt Matilda (R Gonzales & Co), 106 

1 Dupont 

Gebler Theodore, agt New Science Dress 
Cutting, 1137 Mission 

Geddes Charles, architect, 528 California 

| Geffroy Celestine, groceries, 121] Powell 


chruomctes B15 J Street, Sacramento, Cal. 


H. WACHHORST “*titcicus at's 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, “*e"fes*ariz All ings, WROy WoeK. 


154 San Francisco. 


Gehan Mrs Mary, confectionery, 1050 
Howard 

Gehrels J H (Gehrels & Lubben), SW 
cor Davis and Sacramento 

Gehrels & Lubben (J H Gehrels and 
John Lubben), saloon, SW cor Davis 
and Sacramento 

Gehret Mrs Sophie, mfr corsets, 120 
Ellis 

Gehrt UJ, groceries, 703 Dupont 

Geilfuss Henry, architect, 33 Kearny 

Geimann Wm, merchant tailor, 509 
Montgomer 

Geisen F, notions, 158 2d 

Geist Wm (Pacific Furniture Factory), 
736 Brannan het 6th and 7th 

Geistlich Wm, furnishing goods, 608 4th 


GEITNER GEORGE, bootmaker, 1880 

“olsom 

Gelien R G, cigar mfry, 221 Davis 

Gellert Henry, barber, Brocklyn Hotel, 
Bush bet Montgomery and Sansome 

Gendar & Co, candy store, 264 6th 

Gendar J W (J W Gendar & Co), 948 
Market 

Gendar John, confectionery mfr, 26 6th 

Gendar J W & Co (J W Gendar and W 
B Calvert), confectionery, 948 Market 


GENDOTTI LUIGI, wines and liquors, 
wholesale and retail, 440 Hayes and 
508 Octavia 

Genebern Bro, director Sacred Heart 
College, cor Eddy and Larkin 

General Jackson Mining Co, R M Heath 
sec, 318 Pine 

General Transatlantic Steamship Office, 
5 Montgomery ave 

Genesee Flour Miils, Henry Coubrongh 
& Co (Henry Coubrough and George 
Summertun), proprs 713-719 Sansome 


Genoa: Bakery, G B Careaffa & Co 
proprs, 1309 Dupont 

Gensberger M (Luuis Kline & Co), 110 
Bush 

Gensler J, merchant tailor and furnish- 
ing goods, 316 6th 

Genster Jacob, barber, 808 Larkin 

Genty Minnie M, laundry, 132 Geary 

Georg Franz, saloon, SW cor Noe and 
Henry 

George ©, dentist, 114 Geary 

George Edward, dentist, 114 Geary 

George John, restaurant, 207 3d 

George Peter, fruit, 737 Broadway 

Georges Hippolyte (Bine & Georges), 
119 Sutter 

Georgia ice Co, H Deas sec, 44 Nevada 
Block 

Geotz Paul, liquors, 775 Mission 

Geraghty Michw:l, varieties, 1127 Folsom 

GERARD MRS ELISABETH T, 
lodging-house, 6084 4th 

Gerber J B, bootmaker, 302 Francisco 


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Gerberding A, commission merchant, |Germania Lodge Knights of Honor, G 


220 Cla H Woerz sec, B’nai B'rith Hall, 121 
GERCKE FRED'K, propr William| Eady 

Tell House, 315 and 317 Bush Germon A & Co (Adolphus Germon and 
Gercke G (Gercke’s Hotel), SE cor Bat-| J W Hodzkin), shingles, shakes, 

tery and Green poles andship kn-es, 113 Mission 


Gercke William, bakery, 1924 Howard |Germon Adolphus (A Germon & Co), 
Gercke’s Hotel, Chas De Harde and G| 113 Mission 
Gercke proprs, SE cor Battery and |Gernier Mrs Mary, bakery, cor Filbert 


Green and Montgomery ave 

Gercke William & Co, bakery and con-| Gerold Philip, sec San Francisco Grain 
fectionery, 1924 Howard Exchange, 327 Pine 

Gerdes C, expressman, cor Montgomery | Gerrish Mrs M Eliza, artist in wax 
and Market flowers, point lace and embroidery, 


GERE GEO G, physician, 318 Sutter 127 Kearny 

Gerey Mrs K, lodging-house, 704 How- | Gerry S R, physician, 645 Washington 
ard Gerson & London (Nathan Gerson and 

Gerhard F G, publishers of the ‘‘Pacitic| Henry London), leaf tobacco and ci- 


Pilot,” 36 13th gars, 611 Sansome 
Gerhow Fred, liquors, 2 and 4 Mission | Gerson Nathan (Gerson & London), 611 
Gerisch George, carpenter, 1133 Clay Sansome 
Gerken Diedrich (Gerken & Wobber), | Gerstenberg.C, oysters, 1310 Polk? 

SW cor Mission and Spear - |Gerstle Lewis (Louis Sloss & Co) pres 
Gerken Henry, bootmaker, 210 4th Alaska Commercial Co, 310 and 312 


Gerken John, liquors, 540 Clay Sansome 
Gerken & Wibber (Diedrich Gerken and | Gethings Mrs Annie N, bakery, 510 4th 
Peter Wobber), saloon, SW cor Mis-|Getleson B & Co (Bernard Getleson) 
sion and Spear and 338 Main leather and shoe findings, 520 and 
Germain Dwight (George Spaulding &| 522 Market 
Co), 414 Clay Getleson D, liquors, 795 Mission 
Germain Mrs W M, furnished rooms, | Getz August, painter, 310 Mason 
20 Montgomery Getz Bros & Co (Joe and L, Getz) commis- 
GERM -AMERICAN INSUR-|_ sion merchants, 301 and 303 Front 
ANCE CO, Thomas C Graut mgr, | Getz & Hirshfeld, dairy produce, Grand 


213 Sansome Central Market 
German Butchers Association Verein | Getz Joe (Getz Bres & Co), 301 Front 
Eintracht, 316 Post Getz L (Getz Bros & Co), 301 Front 
German Club, Sander’s Hall, New | Getz R J (Getz & Swan), 727 Market 
Montgomery Getz & Swan (R G Getz & G Swan), 
German Empire, Consul of, General A} house painters, 727 Market 
Rosenthal, 318 Sacramento Ghirardelli A (Ravenna, Ghirardelli & 


German Fire Insurance Co of Baltimore, Co), 421 and 423 Batter 
Philip Speyer & Co agts, 425 Califor- | Ghirardelli D (D Ghirardelli & Sons) 415 


nia i and 417 Jackson 
Cerman Hospital, bet 14th and Ridley | Ghirardelli D Jr (D Ghirardelli & Sons), 
aud Noe and Castro 415 and 417 Jackson 


German Insurance Co of Pittsburg, E| GHIRARDELLID & SONS (D, J and 


D Farnsworth & Son agts, 219 San-| DGhirardelliJr), cotfee, chocolate and 


some spice mfrs, 415 and 417 Jackson 
German Ladies’ Relief Society, Verein | Ghirardelli J (D Ghirardelli & Sons), 415 
Eintracht Hall, 316 Post and 417 Jackson 
German Methodist Church, Folsom bet | Ghetaldi EB, saloon, 5144 Battery 
4th and 5th Ghisla Sa vators, umbrella and parasol 
German Sausage Factory, B Engler aNesy 1306 Stockton : 
27 4th Ghio Felice, merchant tailor, 101 Mont- 


ropr, 
GE N SAVINGS AND LOAN| gmery ave 
SOCIETY, ‘ieu Lette sec, 526 Vali- | Ghisselli Giocundo, tailor, 114 Pacific 
fornia Giamboni N, propr Campi’s Restaurant, 
Germania Lead Works, J G Kellogg} 531 and 533 Clay 
res, William A Aldrich vice pres, A | Giampoli Giovam, wood ani coal, 908 
WW Bowman sec, works Salt Lake| and 910 Stuckton 


"OOSIONVY 4 NVS ‘LASULS VINNOSIIVO Gib “OO SONVANSNI NNS 


City, office 314 California Giannotti L, fruit, 2094 2d | 
Germania Life Insurance Co, Julius|Gianettoni G, saloon, SW cor Kearny | 
Jacobs gen agt, 216 Sansome and Montgomery ave | 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., scRrintss'ntarrta Worx 1 19 Mouteeey? 


156 Sun Francisco 


GIANETTONI M (Buzzoni & Gian- 
ettoni), 29 6th 
Gianneili D, fruit and vegetables, 911 
Bryant bet 6th and 7th 
Giannini Henry, laundry, 824 Laguna 
GIANNINI P A. watchmaker, 109 
_ Montgomery 
“S| Giant Powder Co, Albert Dibblee pres, 
4 Oalifornia 
= GIBB JAMES, liquors, 617 Merchant 
| Gabbes C D, surveyor and draughtsman, 
117 and 118 Montgomery Block 
Gibbes J T, surveyor and draughtsman, 
102 Montgomery Block 
Gibbon E F, watches and jewelry, 625 
Kearny 
Gibbons J F, physician, 628 Kearny 
Gibbons E P, engraver, 219 Bush 
GIBBONS H, physician and editor 
‘**Pacitic M and 8 Journal,”’ 101 Du- 
pont 


GIBBONS HENRY JR, physician and 
editor ‘‘Pacitic M and 8 Journal,’s 
101 Dupont 

Gibbs C E (Scotchler & Gibbs), 318 
Front 

Gibbs C VS, adjuster of marine losses, 
318 California 

Gibbs F A (Geo W Gibbs & Co), 33 
Fremont, 

A Gibbs Geo W (Geo W Gibbs & Co), 33 


Fremont 
ar) Gibbs Geo W & Co (Geo W and Fred A 
Gibbs and Ed A Selfredge), iron 
and steel and blacksmiths’ tools, 33- 
39 Fremont and 34-40 Beaie 
a Gibbs Reuben F, sawsmith, 604 Mission 
*! Gibeau TO, wagoumaker, 2944 Mission 
«| Giblin Wm, bootmaker, 159 9th 
Giblin James, groceries, NW cor Free- 
lon and Ze 
Gibson & Co (H D W Gibson), job 
Peieverss 224 Stockton 
Gibson Geo B, furniture and upholsterer, 
339 Hayes 
Gibson H D W (Gibson & Co), 224 
Stockton 
Gibson Rev M M, Pastor United Presby- 
terian Church, 107 and 10 Mason 


© GIDDINGS B F, mgr ‘‘ Railroad Gaz- 
etteer,”’ 219 Bush 
Ei Gies Kilian, hairdresser, 434 Pac'fic 


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treet, Sacramento, §Si 


T, Jeweler 


Giese Bros (O and J Giese), groceries, 
230 Pacitic 

| Giese C (Giese Bros), 230 Pacifis 
Giese J (Giese Bros), 230 Pacific 
Giesen Robert, blacksmith, 305 Linden 
tiffin John, hardware, 3006 Mission 
Gyftin O F, merchant, 310 Pine 
Gihon Geo H, engraver, 109 Mont- 


gomery 
vs Gihon Thomas, engraver, 109 Mont- 
gomery 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, Tevater Seqathercene, Bote gud mridxe 


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Gilbart Wm, groceries, SW cor Dupont 
and Unin : 

Gilbert A, French candy mfr, 422 Bush 

Gilbert Alexander, hotel, 824 Mont- 
gomery 

rilbert August, 
Hayes 

GILBERT C W (Gilbert & Moore), 
18 Sutter 

Gilbert Geo S (Chaffee, Gilbert & Bone- 
stell), 400 Front 

Gilbert House, lodgings,824 Montgomery 

Gilbert Seon second-hand clothing, 
943 3c 

GILBERT & MOORE (C W Gilbert 
and H A Moore), wholesale furniture, 
18 and 20 Sntter and 556-572 Bran- 
nai 

tilbert Mrs M W, lodging-house, 721 
Bryant 

Gilchrist J G (Kelly & Gulchrist), 309 
Front 

Hilchrist Mrs Mary A, dressmaker, 930 
Harrison 

Gildemeester J P H, real estate, room 6 
621 Sansome 


GILE H § (Doane & Co), 64 California 
Market 

Gilfether Thomas, coal and wood, 415 
5th 

Gilfillan & Hohenschild (J F Gilfillan 
and Geo Hohenscehild), fruits and 
vevetables, 33, 34, 45 and 49 Califor- 
nia Market 

Gilfillan J G (Gilfillan & Hohenschild), 
33 California Market 

Gill Robert, liquors, cor Filbert and 
Van Ness ave 

Gill A, Branch Bakery, 1885 Mission 

Gillam J R, piano mfr and piano tuner, 
761 Howard 


GILLER C LI, seal engraver and die 
sinker, 402 Montgomery 

Gilleran William, saloon, NE cor How- 
ard and 3d 


GILLESPIE CHAS V, attorney-at- 
law and searcher of records, 522 Cali- 
fornia 

Gillespie James (Gillespie, Van DeMark 
& Co), 11 Drumm 

Gillespie T F, groceries, 1316 Sacra- 
mento 


GILLESPIE, VAN DEMARK & CO 
(James Gillespie, Geo Van DeMark 
and Chas Heiutzen), mfrs and whole- 
sale dealers in brooms, brushes, wood 
and willow ware, 11 Drumm 

Gillespie Wm J ("obinson & Gillespie), 
337 an’ 339 Sutter 

Gillespie Wm M, groceries, 1316 Sacra- 
mento 

Gillespy John H, mining ec, room 73, 
309 Montgomery 


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Howard 
Gilligan Martin (Kenney & Gilligan), 
127 8th 


Gilliland Adam, sec Canadian Associa- 
tion, 121 Eddy 

Gillmore George C, carpenter, 1127 
Howard 

Gilman B F (Gilman & Racouillat), cor 
9th and Harrison 

Gi'man C H (Gower & Gilman), cor 
Front and Broadway 

Gilman G B (Gilman, Walker & Co),224 


ront 

Gilman & Racouillat, patent Tule Cov- 
ers, cor 9th and Harrison 

GILMAN, WALKER & CO (G B 
Gilman, J G Walker and C W Craig), 
dealers in Kentucky whiskies, 130 2d, 
Louisville, Kentucky, California office, 
224 Front 

Gilmor J W A, paying teller, First Na- 

tional Goid Bank 

Gilmore Geo C, mattress maker, 11274 

Howard 

Gilmore Henry J (Foley & Gilmore), 

SW cor Ist and Mission 

Gilmore J H (Van Nu rlen & Gilmore), 

supt Mechanics’ Industrial Exhibi- 

tion, 607 Moutgomery and 27 Post 

Gilmour J D, blacksmith and shipsmith, 

* 209 and211 Main 

Gilmour Thos, saloon, NE cor Grove 

and Laguna 

Giimour Wm, carpenter, 704 Laguna 

Gilson Edward, justice of the peace, SE 

cor Washington and Kearny 

Gilson L, mining engineer, 211 Sansome 

Gimme! Edward (Cummings, Gimmel & 

Co), 424 Battery 

Gimpel M C (Derbaum & Gimpel), paint- 

ers, 819 Market 

Gingg John A, Swiss Exchange Saloon, 

415 Pine 

Ginocchio D(C Cuneo & Co), §39 Wash- 

ington 

Ginocchio G, commission merchant, 217 

Sacrimento 

Ginty & Blanchard (James Ginty and 

David Blanchard), saloon, NE cor 3d 

and Mission 

Ginty James (Ginty & Blanchard), NE 
cor 3d and Mission 

tiosseppe Crocco, saloon, NE cor Green 
and stockton ; 

GIOVANNINI FRANCISCO, wood 

and coal, SH vor Broadway aad 

Kearny 

GIOVANNINI DANIEL, wood and 

coal, S10 Pacitic 


gomery ave 


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Giovannini Silvestv, saloon, 306 Mont-|Giickman David, 


157 


Gillfillan Mrs Sophie, dairy produce, re- | Giovannela Antone (Perpoli & Giovan- 


nola), 1817 Powell 


Gilligan Mrs Kate, dressmaker, 1004| Girard A, restaurant, 612 Montgomery 


Girard Ernest, turner of instruments, 
502 Stockton 

Girard F R, pianos, 332 Sutter 

Girard House, lodgings, D McMillan 
propr, 142 Sacramento 

Girard Insurance Co of Philadelphia, 
Hutchinson & Mann, 322 and 324 Cal- 
ifornia 

Girard L, mdse broker, 214 California 

Girardin J F, barber, 1905 Fillmore 

Giraud K (Giraud & Martin), 532 Pa- 


cific 

Giraud & Martin (E Giraud and Charles 
Martin), saloon, 532 Pacific 

Girls’ :High School, cor Bush and Hyde 

Girvin Ernest A, stenographer, 636 Clay 

oe R D (Fish, Blum & Girvin), 327 

ine 

Giselman Wn, real estate agt, 636 Clay 

xitchell J M, register in bankruptcy, 
636. Clay 

Githens Rev W L, clergyman (Church 
of the Advent), Howard foot New 
Montgomery 

Giusti Joseph, restaurant, 
fornia Market 

Giusto James, cigars and tobacco, SE 
cor Market and 4th 

GLADDING CHAS (Gladding, McBean 
& Co}, res Lincoln, Placer Co, Cal 

GLADDING, McBEAN & CO (Charles 
Gladding, P McG McBean and George 
Chambers), mfrs of and dealers in vit- 
rifiediron, stone, sewer pipe, water 
pipe, terra cotta chimney pipe and 
tops, fire brick and tile, fire clay, 
chemical mfrs’ ware, 1310-1316 Mar- 


ket 

GLADE F W, Spewr Street Planing 
Mills, doors, sash, etc, 30-34 Spear 

Glasinovih Antone, restaurant, 2016 
Fillmore 

Glasko Morris, junk, 16284 Mission 

Glason EK O, grocery, 309 Hayes 

Glass Marcos, fancy goods, 324 16th 

Glassman A B, barber, 9 Pacific 

Glassman Jecob, cigars and tobacco, 
SW cor Montyomery and California 

Gleason P H, liquors, 304 Francisco 

Gleizes B, bakery, 1425 Dupont 

Glennan Martin, meat market, NE ‘cor 
O’Farrell and Jones 

Glen’s Falls Insurance Co, Jacobs & 
Easton general agts, 216 Sansome 

Glenwood (The), Mrs Jones propr, 1122 
Market 

Gless A, importer of liquors, SE cor 4th 
and Harrison and 401 4th 

Glick Kolman, ervckery, 8064 3d 

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Glissmann H, grocery, 438 Hayes 


316 Hayes 
Globe Business College Association 
(The), 640 Cla 
GLOBE IRON WORKS, Nuttall, Ba- 
con & Co, 222 and 224 Fremont 
Globe Marine Insurance Co (‘The) (lim- 
fu ited) of London, England, and Chi- 
S nese Insurance Co of Hongkong, 
7D 


Degeners & Co agts, 308 California 
Gloestein August, saloon, 710 Mont- 
gomery 
es a Glootz John, groceries, 421 Geary 
43 Glouber M F & Co (M F Glouber), gro- 
ceries, SE cor Geary and Webster 
D Glover H R (Glover & Willcomb), 65- 
69 New Montgomery 
Lar) Glover & Willcomb (H R Glover and 
Geo Willcomb), curled hair, tickings, 
Ye) feathers, burlap, webbing, comforters, 
rll etc, 65-69 New Montgomery 
Glunz C, broom factory, 644 West Mis- 
sion 
Glynn James, insurance broker, 441 
California 
Glynn John (Munro & Glynn), Filbert 
or Fillmore 
Glynn Wn, saloon, 158 Ist 
Goad & Reddiug(W F Goad and Josepr 
D Redding), attorneys-at-law, 302 
Montgomery 
Goad W F (Goad & Redding), 302 
Montgomery 
Gobbee Ernest, watchmaker and jeweler, 
535 Folsom 
Gobey Frank, liquor and oyster saloon, 
228 Sutter 
Goble J E, liquors, end of Railway 
Wharf, Long Bridge 
Godart Jules, architect, 417 Mason 
Godchaux L, (M Brandenstein & Co), 
529 Clay 
Goddard C L, dentist, 23 Post 
Goddard C L, dressmaker, 200 Post 
GODDARD GUILFORD, stationery, 
bakery and confectionery, 914 Valen- 
cia 
Goddard O M, mgr for DM Osborne & 
Co, 33 Market 
Godet L, laundry, 910 Howard 
Godfrey Mrs A, dressmaker, 1025 Sutter 
Godfrey Henry, bakery, 705 Polk 
Godfrey & Malloy (J S Godfrey and Jas 
Malloy), sailmakers, 50 Clay 
Godfrey W AH, furnishing goods, 101 
and 108 2d 
Godoy J F (Winans, Belknap & Godoy), 
604 Merchant 
Godsill John, saloon, 904 Market and 
3 and 5 Ellis 
Goebel A, bootmaker, 4224 3d 
Goebel Chas, bakery, 313 6th 
Goecken H B, bakery, 511 3d 


H. WACHHORST'S “iciirctiEneitx.” No 


Glissmann Madame Julia, music teacher, . 


158 San Francisco. 


Goedecke L, butcher, 1322 Dupont 

Goe Saml EK, dentist, 26 Montgomery 

GOEHRING A, mfr artificial flowers 
and feathers, wholesale milliner, 944 
Mission 

Goepel Robert, bootmaker, 11 Sutter 

Goertzhain H E, meat market, 1103 
Leavenworth 

Goethals Bros (Gustave and John Goe- 
thals), upholsterers, 633 Broadway 

Goethals Chas L (Goethals & Wenes), 
1103 Stockton 

Goethals & Wenes (Charles L Goethals 
and Victor Wenes), machinists, 1108 
Stockton 

Goetjen Bros (Fred, Jacob and Charles 
Goetjen), groceries and liquors, SW 
cor Stockton and Sacramento and 
1319 Sacramento 

Goetjen Charles (Goetjen Bros), 1319 
Sacramento 

Goetj n Fred (Goetjen Bros), SW cor 
Stockton and Sacramento and 1319 
Sacramento 

GOETJEN JACOB, groceries, wines 
and liquors, NE cor Hyde and Jackson 

Goetjen Jacub (Goetjen Bros), 1319 
Sacramento 

Goetz P, coal, 514 Union 

GOETZ PAUL, wines and liquors, 775 
Mission 

Goetze Henry, groceries, SW cor Post 
and Webster 

Goetze W, painter, 1244 11th 

toetze Wm M (Lindsey & Goetze), SW 
cor 20th and Guerrero 

GOFF C P, attorney-at-law, 606 Mont- 
gomery 

Gogcovich Geo (Geo Martinovich & Co), 
303 East 

Goger Chas, plumbing, 221 Dtipont 

Goger John, liquors, 506 Clay 

Goggin Miss Amelia, teacher Valencia 
Primary School 

Goggin E W (Francis, Valentine & Co), 
517 Clay 

Goggin John, bootmaker, 1319} Larkin 

GOHLINGHORST GEO J, liquors and 
chop house, 1914 Market and 1 Haight 

Goicovich George J, restaurant, 1101 
Stockton 

Golcher Wm (Clabrough & Golcher) 630 
and 632 Montsomery 

Gold and Stock Telegraph Co, Geo S 
Ladd pres, John I Sabin supt, 222 
Sansome 

Goldberg Chas, carpet layer, 514 3d 

Goldberg Mrs D, music teacher, 1414 
Powell 

Goldberg D, tailor, 118 Leidesdortf 

Goldberg Jacob (Lebenbaum, Goldberg 
& Bowen) 430 Pine (Lebenbaum, Gold- 
berg & Co) 1447 Post, and (Lebenbaum 
& Goldberg) 120 Post 


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Goldberg & Lewenthal (S Goldberg and 


J W Lewenthal), carpets, window 
shades, etc, 25 4th 

Goldberg Max, pawn-broker, 538 Kearny 

Goldberg S (Goldberg & Lewenthal), 
carpets, oil cloths, mattresses, 933 
Market 

Goldberg S L (Brandenstein A & Co) 
508 and 510 Washington 

Golden Age Flouring Mills, 717-721 
Battery 

Golden Age Mill Co, P A Campbell 
pres George Schroder sec, 717-721 

atter 

Golden City Chemical Works, S M Van 
Wyck supt, Cornelius O’Connor pres, 
cor 7th and Townsend, office 303 
Montgomery 

Golden City Straw Works, Wm H Hill 
propr, 753 Mission 

Golden Eagle Hotel, D Hartnett propr, 
404 and 406 Broadway 

Golden Eagle Restaurant, Hemme & 
Maurer proprs, 917 Market 

‘Golden Gate ”’ (The) (weekly), Thomp- 
son & Co publishers, 1326 Bush 

Golden Gate Hazaar, D W Coghlan 
propr, 926 Larkin 

Golden Gate Block, Thomas Cooper jan- 
itor, 131 Post 

Golden Gate Boat Club, Long Bridge 

Golden Gate Court, A O F, B'nai B’rith 
Hall, 121 Eddy 

GOLDEN GATE FLOURING 
MILLS, Horace Davis & Co proprs, 
41-49 lst 

“Golden Gate Gazette,’ 502 Washing- 
ton 

Golden Gate Hall, 1622 Pacific 

Golden Gate Hall (Masonic), 131 Post 

Golden Gate Hotel, Henry Dederky 
propr, 134 4th 

Golden Gate Lodge No 129, Independent 
Order B’nai_ B’riths, | ityman sec, 
B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy 

Golden Gate Mutual Loan Association, 
room 9, 309 California 

Golden Gate Park, entrance Baker bet 
Oak and Fell 

GOLDEN GATE PLASTER MILLS, 
Lucas & Co proprs, 213-217 Main 

GOLDEN GATE RESTAURANT, L 
J Grant propr, 388 Francisco 

Golden Gate Paper Box Factory, A 
Fleishhacker & Co (J Hansen) 190 Ste- 
venson 

GOLDEN GATE WOOLEN MFG 
CO, Donald McLennan mgr, office 112 
Bush, mills cor Butte and MANE ave 

GOLDEN STATE AND MINERS’ 
YRON WORKS, W L Palmer pres, 
J W Knox sec, 237 and 251 First 

Golden Thomas, undertaker, 1248 Mar- 


159 


Golder L F (Cole, Kenny & Co), 421 


Front 

Goldwater Max, tailor, 124 Folsom 

Goldman E J, commission merchants, 
506 Battery 

Goldman t A (Goldman & Son), 2938 
and 2935 16h 

Goldman Isaac W (I Goldman & Co) Tu- 
lare, office 20!) Sansome 

Goldman Jacob, fruits, 
14th ave 

Goldman Isaac A (Goldman & Son), 
2933 16th 

Goldman Louis (Goldman & Son), 2933 
16th 

Goldman M, stock-broker, 316 Mont- 
gomery 

Goldman Samuel, barber, 1159 Folsom 

Goldman Sol, bootmaker, 1025 Howard 
bet 6th and 7th 

Goldman & Son (Isaac A and Louis 
Goldman), dry goods, 2933 and 2935 
16th 

Goldmeyer Isanc H, meat market, NE 
cor Webster and Ellis 

Goldshal Mrs M L, dressmaker, 107 6th 

Goldschmidt Nathan, ladies and gents’ 
furnishing yoods, 4684 6th 

Goldsmidt 'T H, boot and shoe store, 
307 Hayes 

Goldsmith A M, secS F Pioneer Woolen 
Factory, 115 Battery 

Goldsmith A, seePioneer Lodge F S of 
Israel and San Francisco Lodge K of 
H, 121 Eddy 

Goldsmith Delos E, agt Turbine and 
Buckeye Windmills, 33 Market 

GOLDSMITH EDWIN § (Goldsmith 
& Son), 26 Montgomer 

Goldsmith G, sec Pacific Lodge IOBB, 
12) Edd 

Goldsmith I, bootmaker, 307 Hayes 

Goldsmith J (Frank Goldsmith & Co), 
1 Sansome 

Goldsmith J R, fancy stationery, 1206 
Polk 

Goldsmith N, variety store, 4684 6th 

Goldsmith 8, gents’ and ladies’ furnish- 
ing goods and fancy goods, 250 3d 

GOLDSMITH & SON (W Eand Edwin 


S Goldsmith), engravers, 26 Mont- 


omer 

GOLDSMITA WM E (Goldsmith & 
Son), 26 Montgomery 

GOLDSTEIN & COHN (Simon Gold- 
stein and Herman Cohn), importers 
of human hair, wholesale and retail, 
wiginakers and hairdressers, Phelan’s 
Building, 822 Market 

Goldstein EK L (B Dreyfus & Co), 630- 
642 Brannan and 121 California 

GOLDSTEIN SIMON (Goldstein & 
Cohn), Phelan’s Building, 822 Market 


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JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgomery Streets, S. F. 
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HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


Goldstine R, junk, 327 3d 


WHITE BROS.. 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spe 
8t,8.F. Oak, Ash, Hickory, Maple, Cherry ete. 


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Goldstone Jacob (P & J Goldstone), 
cor Bush and Polk 

Goldstone Jacob, clothing, 926 and 928 
Dupont 

GOLDSTONE J B (Starbird & Gold- 
stone), 101-107 Market 

Goldstone Michel, importer dry goods 
and furnishing goods, 4 Battery 

Goldstone Peter (P & J Goldstone), 
cor Bush and Polk 

Goldstone P & J (Peter and Jacob 
Gol:lstone), dairy produce, stalls 28 
4 d 29, cor Bush and Polk 

Goldthwait Alfred (Littlefield, Allison & 
Co), 309 and 311 Washington 

Golly Ambroise, watchmaker and jew- 
éler, 301 Montgomery ave 

Golly J B & Co, Wscar Sorge propr, 
books and stationery, 26 Geary 

Golly Joseph, barber, 1203 Dupont 

Golly Leon (Golly & Uhl), 429 Califor- 
nia 

Golly & Uhl (Leon Golly and George 
Uhl). stock brokers, 429 California 

GOLTERMANN & CO (Hermann Golt- 
ermann and A B Levi), importers and 
wholesale dealers in druggists’ sun- 
dries, tine fancy goods, rubber goods, 
sponges and chamois skins, 21 Sutter 

GOLTERMANN HERMANN ((ol- 
termann & Cv), 21 sutter 

Gombert dward (Kraemer & Gombert), 
252 3d 

Gombrich A & fils (Kahn Bros & Co), 
res Paris 

Goncalves Manwell, 616 
Post 

Gonelle Domenico, saloon, 327 Mont- 
gomery ave 

GONSALES MRS G §, dressmaker, 
9uY Clay 

Gonzales R & Co (Ricardo Gonzales and 
Matilda Gebhardt), necktie factory, 
106 Dupont 

Gonzales Ricardo (R Gonzales & Co), 
106 Dupont 

Gonzales Richard, necktieemanufacturer, 
39 Sutter 

Good & Roney, agts Vallejo and San 
Francisco Express, 418 Sacramento 

Good Templars’ Orphan Asylum, Vallejo 

GOODALL CHARLES ((ioodall, Per- 
kins & Co), 10 Market 

GOODALL EDWIN (Goodall, Perkins 
& Co), 10 Murket 

GNODALL, PERKINS & CO (Chas 
Goodall, George C Perkins and Edwin 
Goodill), agts‘Pacitic Coast Steamship 
Co and Oregon Rai:way and Naviga- 
tion Co, preprs tug boats and agts 
Spring Valley Water Co for shipping, 
10 Market 

Geodday Lomis, dry goods and clothing, 
1942 Fillmore 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, 


bootmaker, 


Rterling Silverware 
and French Clockw, 


San Francisco. 


Goodell C, propr Marlborough House, 
NW cor 2d and Folsom 

Goodfellow W S, attorney-at-law, 230 
Montgomery 

GOODKIND ABRAHAM (M Hyman 
& Co), 515 Market 


Govdkind Henry (Fechheimer,Goodkind - 


& Co), 16 and 18 Sansome 
Goodman Abraham, jewelry 
watches, 414 Kearny 
Goodman David (Hart & Goodman), 76 
anil 78 California Market 
Goodman L (Oppenheimer & Co), NEcor 
Front and California 
Goodman Marcus, junk, 627 Pacific 
Goodman Samuel, tailor, 523 Pacific 
Goodmann S P, toys and fancy goods, 3 


6th 

GOODMAN T H. general passenger and 
ticket agt C P R R, ayt Occidental 
and Oriental Steamship Co, cor 4th 
and Townsend 

Goodman Theo (Kramer, Goodman & 
Co), 109 Battery 

GOODNOUGH A M, wholesale pianos 
and organs, 23 5th 

Goodrich H C, (f L A Broderson & Co), 
68-72 Oglen Place, Chicago 

Goodrich John H, carriage-maker, 112 
Oregon 

Goodrich Mrs Knox, associate editor 
‘*Woman’s Herald of Industry,” San 
Jose 

Goodrich Taylor, wholesale stoves and 
ranges, 254 and 256 Market and 8 and 
10 Front 

Goodshaw Mining Co, Chas C Harvey 
sec, 309 California 

Goodwin Chas, pork-packer, 15 and 32 
Centre Market 

GOODWIN M & CO, 
liquors, 407 Battery 

Goodyear Rubber Co, R H Pease Jr and 
M Runyon agts, 577 and 579 Mar- 

et 

Goold Mrs K, liquors, 23 Jgaldwin Court 

GORDAN BROS (R and J Gordan), 
merchant tailors, 202 Kearny 

GORDAN J (Gordan Bros), 202 Kearny 

Gordan Robert, merchant tailor, 803 
Market, (and Gordan Fros) 

GORDAN ROBT (Gordan Bros), 202 
Kearny 

Gorden Mrs F L, private school, 535 
Greenwich 

Gordi John U, restaurant, 132 4th 

Gordon C P, mining sec, room 23, 309 
Montgec mery 

GORDON C W, printer and _stationer, 
room 67, 320 Sansome and 419 Sacra- 
mento 

Gordon E E, lodging-house, 733 Market 

Gordon G F, attorney-at-law, 502 Mont- 


gomery 


and 


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GIRDERS, JAIL AND FENCE WORK 
227 Main Street, San Krancisco, 


119 Montgomery St. 


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Gordon G W, attorney-at-law, 320 San- 
some 

GORDON HARDWARE CO, (C L 
Dingley pres, James E Gordon vice 

res and W H Hooke sec, wholesale 

haniwats and mfrsagts,8 and 10 Pine 

Gordon & Healy (M Gordon and E 
Healy), liquors, 22 Hayes 

GORDON , E, vice pres Gordon 
Hardware Co, 8 and 10 Pine 

Gordon J S G, wood and coal, 429 Pow- 
ell, SW cor Sutter 

Gordon Laura DeForce, attorney-at-law, 
331 Montgomery 

Gordon M (Gordon & Healy), 22 Hayes 

on Benj B, commercial broker, 412 

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Barevai Bros (J and W_ Gorevan), 
merchant tailors, 426 Montgomery 

Gorevan J (Gorevan Bros), 426 Mont- 
gomery 

Gorevan W (Gorevan Bros), 426 Mont- 
gomery 

Gorfinkel Wm, barber, 4124 6th 

Gorham Geo OC, Jr, attorney-at-law, 
Nevada Block 

Gorham Mfg Co, silversmiths, Phelps & 
Miller mgrs, 120 Sutter 

Gorham M C, groceries, 164 Jessie 

Gorham W T (Coleman & Gorham), 
214 Sacramento 

Gorie James (Weed & Gorie), 927 Market 

Gorman Miss J B, teacher South San 
Francisco School, SW cor 14th ave 
and L 

orman Martin, saloon, 313 Folsom 

Gorman Mrs Mary, groceries, 313 Fol- 
som 

Gorman P O, groceries, 410 Folsom 

Gorman W J, principal South San Fran- 
cisco School, SW cor 14th ave and L 

Gorom Nelson, observer US Signal Ser- 
vice, 42 Merchants’ Exchange 

Gorrill C H, pres Pacific Bridge Co, 4 
California 

Gorrill R W, treas Pacific Bridge Co, 4 
California 

Gorsig Henry, saloon, 113 Davis 

Gorton A S. cooper, 417 Main 

GOSHEN SWEEPER AND 
WRINGER CO, D E McConauhy 
general agt, 242 3d 

Goslinsky E & Co (Elias Goslinsky and 
Geo Brownstein), mfrs cigars and im- 
porters of tobacco, 219 and 221 Bat- 
ter 

Goalinsky Elias (E Goslinsky & Co), 
219 and 221 Battery 

Gospel Hall, 1210 Market 

GOSS & DOW (L Goss and Geo E Dow), 
hydraulic engineers and machinists, 

. Steam Pump Works, 114 and 116 


Beale 
GOSS MRS G W, candy, 1905 Mission 


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JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgome 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, weitshs Concter reps, Newel Poets, salustors, 
‘ 11 


San Francisco. 


Hickory, Oak. Ash, White Woe, Maple, Fte., 
and 80 pear mtreet, San Francinco. 


161 


Goss L (Goss & Dow), 114 Beale 

Goss M, poultry, 506 Clay 

a ae G, teacher languages, 23 Pow- 
e 

Gost B, clothing, hats and furnishing 
goods, 135 4th 

Gott G A (Gott & White), 4 Steuart 

Gott & White (Geo A Gott and HR 
White), agt Cape Ann Copper Paint, 
4 Steuart 

Gottig Lawrence, pres German S and L 
Society, 526 California 

Gottleib Louis, bootmaker, 320 Taylor 

Gottschalk Charles H, watchmaker and 
jeweler, 507 California 

Gottuny Mrs F, dressmaker, 448 Clem- 
entina 

Gottung Miss Carrie, dressmaker, 448 
Clementina 

Gouch Geo, liquors, cor 16th and Va- 
lencia 

Goud Geo L (Geo H Tay & Co), 105 
California 

Gougeon F X, carpenter, 708 Valencia 

GOUGH H DORSEY, attorney-at-law, 
603 Washington 

Gough John, groceries, 1016 Bryant 

Gough Mrs M, groceries, 1016 Bryant 

Goughlan Mrs J, millinery, 919 Market 

Gould Albert R, carpenter, 416 Larkin 

Gould C B, supt Market Street Railroad, 
foot of Market 

Gould & Curry Silver Mining Co, Al- 
fred K Dubrow, 309 Montgomery 

sere: Nelson C’, bootmaker, 635 How- 
arc 

Gould S _H, agt, 37 Market 

Gould Wm 0, insurance agt, 418 Cali- 
fornia 

Goulding John, produce, 217 Valencia 

Gounieaux August, sewing machine agt, 
426 Hayes 

Gourdon Mrs Emily, laundry, 807 How- 


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Gove D M, druggist, 2408 California 

Gowan Edward (Walcom, Gowan & 
Coffee), 421 and 423 Pacitic 

Gowen Miss Abbie E, medium, 136 6th 

Gower & Gilman (S J Gower and C H 
Gilman), proprs Pacific Free and U S 
Pacitic Bonded Warehouses, NW cor 
Broadway and Front 

Gower S J (Gower & Gilman), NW 
cor Broa‘tway and Front 

Goyheneix Peter, laundry, 143 9th 

Graaff Julius S, attorney-at-law, 234 
Montgomer 

GRABBIO J B, fruits, cor Bryant and 
Ot 


Graber Chas, butcher, 940 Bryant 

Grabe Frank, saloon, cor Dwight and 
San Bruno ave 

Gracchi Jacob (Baglietto & Gracchi), 421 
Davis 


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Grace Henry, ammunition, 418 6th 

Grace John, horseshoer, 1108 Howard 

Grace John W (J W Grace & Co), 40 
California 

Grace Mrs Julia, furniture and bedding, 
333 6th 

Grace J W & Co (George L Duval, Jno 
W, Wm R and Michael P Grace and 
Chas R Flint), shipping and commis- 
sion merchants, 40 California 

Grace M E Church, Mission nr 18th, 
Rev A T Needham ‘pean, 204 19th 

Grace Michael P (J W Grace & Co), 40 
California 

Grace Wm R (J W Grace & Co), 40 
California 

Gradwohl Mrs Esther, fancy goods, 225 


16th 

Gradwohl M & H, butchers, 529 4th 

Grady M E, meat market, 613 Post 

Grady Michael, housesmith, 109 lst 

Graef Carl T, attorney, 623 Commercial 

Graff Albert, metal spinner and tinware, 
46 2d 

Graff L, horseshoer, Railroad ave nr 5th 
ave, South San Francisco 

Graham C H (W B Cluff & Co), 19 6th 

Graham Mrs E B, dressmaker, 230 Ellis 

Graham G D, book-keeper, J H Dorety, 
527 Commercial 

Siehats H, boarding-house, 11224 Lar- 

in 

Graham John, marble works, Point 
Lobes nr I 0 O F Cemetery 

Graham John T, groceries, cor 27th and 
Alabama man 

Graham M A, machine shop, 23 Steven- 
son 

GRAHAM PAPER C0, W G Rich- 
ardson, mgr, 507 Montgomery 

Graham Thos A, grocery, 401 Hayes cor 


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Gyahawn'e Hall, 284 Harrison 

Grall Frederick,, saloon, 462 Brannan 

Gram & Anderson, undertakers, 215 4th 

Grampsis Paul (Cuttin & Grampsis), SE 
cor Taylor and Turk 

Grand Arcade Market, 323 6th 

Grand Army Republic Hall, 71 New 
RAND Oak 

GRAND CASINO DE MARSEILLE 

SALOON, G Sormano propr, 308 
M ntvomery ave 

GRAND CENTRAL AUCTION 
STORE, J W Jones propr, ladies’ 
.underwear and fancy goods, 24 6th 

Grand Central Hall, 995 Market 

Grand Centrul Market, E J Baldwin 
propr, SE cor Market and 6th 

Grand Central South Mining Co, George 
D Edwards sec, 414 California 

Grand Conservatory of Music, 640 Clay 


ndent Order 
Gritlin PGC, 


Curtin propr, 

GRAND ENCAMPMENT I 0 0 F, 
Walter B Lyon, grand scribe, 325 
Montgomery 

GRAND FLORAL MARKET, Bern- 
hard Wolff propr, 741-747 Mission 

GRAND HOTEL, 8 F Thorn mgr, SE 
cor Market and New Montgomery 

GRAND LODGE 1 0 OF, Walter B 
Lyon grand sec, 325 Montgomer 

GRAND NATIONAL HALL, Held & 
Miller proprs, saloon, 105 and 107 


Dupont 
GRAND OPERA HOUSE SALOON, 
Nelson & Hansen proprs, 700 Mission 
Grand Opera House, Mission bet 3d and 
4th 
Grand Lodge I O B B, S Hirshberg 
grand pres, Oakland, F Sperling 1st 
vice pres, San Francisco, O Ross 2d 
vice pres, Sacramento, Louis Blank 
grand sec, San Francisco, M Kalmuk 
rand treas, San Francisco, B'nai 
B'rith Hall, 12! Edd 
Grand Opera Market, Mission bet 3d 
and 4th 
Grand Recorder’s Office, A O U W, 
Horace Pratt G C, St Ann’s Building 
Grand Reporter’s Office K of H of Cali- 
fornia, St Ann’s Buildin 
THEATER (Chinese), 814 
and 816 Washington 
Grand Western Hall, 1328 Bush 
Grand Western Market, Polk between 
Bush and Austin 
Graner Chas (Graner & Strohl), 429 
Bush 
Graner & Strohl (Chas Graner and P 
Strohl), proprietors Hansa Hotel, 429 
Bush 
Graney Geo P, blacksmith, 13 Belden 
Place 
Granfield & Hynes (Wm Granfield and 
Michael Hynes), wood and coal, 1040 
Howard 
Granfield Wm (Granfield & Hynes), 
1040 Howard bet 6th and 7th 
Grange Numa, wholesale liquors, 711 
Sansome 
Granger’s Bank of California (The), Jno 
Lewelling pres, NE cor Oalifornia 
and Davis 
Grangers’ Business Association, shipping 
and commission house, Thomas F'lint 
mgr, 38 California and 106 Davis 
Granniss G W, real estate, 628 Mont- 
gomery 
Grant Adam (Murphy, Grant & Co), cor 
Sansome and Bush 


COMKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


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San Francisco. 163 


Grant Alfred N (Grant & Smith), 114] 
and 1143 Market 

Grant David, lodging-house, 746 Mission 

GRANT L J, Golden Gate Restaurant, 
388 Francisco 

Grant Mrs Mary, groceries, cor West 
Mission and Ridley 

Grant Mrs M W, varieties, SW cor 
Haight and Webster 

Grant Primary School, Golden Gate ave 
nr Hyde 

Grant & Smith (Alfred N Grant and 
Robert Smith), hay and grain, 1141 
and 1143 Market 

Grant Mrs T B, groceries, 518 Noe 

Grant T B, physician, 518 Noe 

GRANT ‘THOMAS , mgr North 
British and Mercantile Insurance Co 
and German Annerican Insurance Co, 
213 Sansome 

Granucci Lazzaro, saloon, 1400 Dupont 

Granz H, furniture mfr, Brannan nr 6th 

Grass Frederick, boots and shoes, 8 4th 

Grasselly Eugene, laundry, 1521 Polk 

Grasshotf F, carpenter, 1510 Powell 

sy rode Fred (Moeller & Grauffel), 625 

Graul Franz, bootmaker, 1521 Market 

Grave B (B Grave & Co), 421 and 423 
Pacific 

Grave B & Co (B Grave and W Neu- 
wald), carriage manufactory, 421 an 
423 Pacitic 

Graver Geo, liquors, 18 5th 

ba ho Mrs Mary, bakery, 1730 Devisa- 

ero 

Graves O F, wharf builder, 14 Howard 

Graves R N, capitalist, 406 Montgomery 

GRAVES J, attorney-at-law, 526 
M mtgomery 

Graves Walker C, attorney-at-law, 606 
Montgomery 

Gray & Co (Ira Gray), galvanic girdles, 
9 Geary 

Gray Edward P (Franks & Gray), agt 
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Cu, 
318 Montgomery 

Gray Giles i, 
ifornia 

Gray Geo E, chief engineerS PRR, cor 
4th and Townsend 

Gray & Haven (Giles H Gray and Jas 
M Haven), attorneys-at-law, room 6 
530 California 

Gray Henry W (J F McDonald & Co), 
13 Webb 

way Ny ames M (Dalton. & Gray), 404 and 
406 Davis 

Gray Miss Jane, teacher of elocution, 
St Ann’s Building 

Gray John H, insurance agt, 311 Cali- 
fornia 


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Gray L A, gg 403 Geary 
ba Mrs M, ladies’ hairdresser, 
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Gray Matthias, music and musical in- 
struments, 117 Post 

Gray Nathaniel (N Gray & Co), 641-645 
Sacramento 

GRAY N & CO (Nathaniel Gray, CS 
Wright and J A Campbell), under- 
takers, 641-645 Sacramento 

Gray R B (Randolph & Co), 101 and 
103 Sutter 

Gray Richard, general freight agt C P 
R R, cor 4th and Townsend 

Gray W Vallance, artist, 46 O'Farrell 

Grazer Fred, druggist, SW cor 6th and 
Folsom 

Greany Michael (McKenna & Gueany), 
205 Drumm 

Greany P W, Cloak Mfg Co, 1233 Market 

Great American Importing ‘lea Co, H 
Huddleston propr, 522 and 524 Kearny 
and 140 and 142 6th 

Great Britain, Consul of, W L Booker 
consul, C Mason vice-consul, 319 Cali- 
fornia 

Great Eastern Auction House, Saml 
Isaacs & Bro, dr gow 122 6th 

GREATHOUSE € it (Wallace, Great- 
house & Blanding), 324 Pine 

Great Western Auction House, W San- 

ders propr, dry goods, 236 6th 

Great Western Marine Insurance Co of 
New York, Philip Speyer & Co agts, 
425 California 

GREAT WESTERN MUTUAL AID 
ASSOCIATION, W D Statford mgr, 
room 9, 841 Market 

Great Western Quicksilver Mining Co, 
A Halsey sec, 328 Montgomery 

Green Mrs A, milliner, 124 6th 

Green A F, propr Milbrae Dairy, 35 
Eddy 

Green AF & Co, dairy produce retail, 
cor Fulton and Gough 

Green A T, commission merchant, 204 

California 

A V (Green & Brinckmann), 

320) Sansome 

GREEN & BRINCKMANN (A V 
Green and G F E Brinckmann), real 
estate aud mining, 320 Sansome 

Green Charles (Lambert & Green), 144 
Natoma 

Green E, mining, 328 Montgomery 

Green & McCullough, coal and wood, 
1113 Folsom 

Green Garner, saloon, 8 Jackson — 

Green & Hauser (V Hauser andJ M 
Green), Amalgamating Works, 520 5th 

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Gray John T, plumber and gasfitter, 230 Green J M (Green & Hauser), 520 5th 


GREEN L (Green & Seiler), 689 Market 


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Green Mrs Mary, liquors, 321 Drumm 
Green Miss Mary, dressmaker, 35 Turk 
Green & McCullough (Thos Green and 
Peter McCullough), wood and coal, 
1113 Folsom 
Green R H & Co, furniture, 19 7th 
GREEN & SEILER (i Green and D 
Seiler), merchant tailors, 689 Market 
Green Street Congregational Church, 
Green bet Stockton and Powell 
Green Thos, bootmaker, 2534 8th 
Green Thomas, physician, 10 3d 
Green Thomas (Green & McCullough), 
1113 Folsom 
Green Wn, builder, 407 Brannan 
Green Wn, rigger, 24 Howard 
Green Wm, saloon, 118 Washington 
Green Wm. (Schlesinger & Green), 946 
Market 
Greenbaum E & Co (Ephraim Green- 
baum and Isaac Norton), proprs Na- 
tional Shirt Co, 10 Bush 
Greenbaum Ephraim (E Greenbaum & 
Co), 10 Bush 
‘Greenbaum Jacob (Greenbaum & Co), 
115 and 117 Bush 
Greenbaum L (L Greenbaum & Co), 306 
Montgomer 
Greenbaum i & Co (L Greenbaum), 
stock broker, 306 Montgomery 
Greenberg H, real estate, 306 Mont- 
gomery 
Greenberg M, propr Eagle Brass Fac- 
tory, 205 Fremont 
Greenblatt M (Frederick Hess & Co), 
409 Bush 
Greene & Co, stock brokers, 319 Mont- 
gomery 
Greene Geo W (Geo W Greene & Co), 
19 New Montgomery 
Greene Geo W & Co (George and L 
Greene), mfrs patent medicines, 19 
New Montgomery 
Greene H A, stock broker, 314 Mont- 
gomery 
Greene H E, real estate agt, 602 Mont- 
gome 
Greene J J, groceries, 500 Fell 
Greene Jobn E, saloon, 222 4th 
Greene L (George W Greene & (Co), 
19 New Montgomery : 
Greenebaum Berthold (B & O Greene- 
baum), 1047 and 1049 Market 
Greenebaum B & O (Berthold and Oscar 
Greenebaum), steam men’s furnishing 
oods factory, 1047 and 1049 Market 
M & CO (Jacob Greene- 
baum, Henry Cohn and John B Luth- 
er), auctioneers and commission mer- 
chants, 115 and 117 Bush 
Greenebarm, Helbing & Co (Jacob and 
‘ Herman Greenebaum,. August Hel- 
bing and Emanuel Straus), stock and 
brokers, 232 Montgomery 


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Greenebaum Herman (Greenebaumn, Hel- 
bing & Co), 282 Montgomery 

Greenebaum J (Greenbaum & Co), 115 
aud 117 Bush 

Greenebaum Jacob (Greenbaum, Hel- 
bing & Co), 232 Monegoiiery. 

Greenebaum M (Greenebaum, Sachs & 
Freeman), 17 Sansome 

Greenebaum M (Weil Bros & Co), 21 
and 23 Battery 

Greenebaum Oscar (B & OGreenebaum), 
1047 and 1049 Market bet 6th and 7th 

Greenebaum, Sachs & Freeman (Moses 
Greenebaum, Isaac Sachs and E S 
Freeman), importers and mfrs of gents’ 
furnishing goods, 17 and 19 Sansome 

Greenwald Jacob (Tobe, Salinger & Co), 
515 Market 

Greenwald Mrs S (Louis Sloss & Co), 
310 and 312 Sansome 

Greenwich Street Primary School, cor 
Greenwich and Jones 

Greenwood G, liquors, 118 5th 

Greenwood L, liquors, 1600 Mission 

G OOD M, pres California Elec- 
trical Works, 35 Market 

Greenwood Wm M, rice mill, 105 Free- 
mont : ; 

Greenzweig George (Nast, Greenzweig 
& Co), NE cor Sutter and Montgomery 

Greer Miss Jane E, teacher Haight 
Grammar School 

Greer Miss Mary L, teacher Haight 
Grammar School , 

GREFFE CHAS, Centennial Chair 
Factory, 508 and 510 5th 

Greg Frank, saw dust and sand, 410 

ain 

Greget Leopold, French nursery, cor 
Franklin rnd Greenwich du 

Gregg V A, attorney-at-law, 434 Cali-° 
fornia 
REGG WM H (R B Woodward & 
Co), 411 California 

Greggams Mrs Bridget, groceries, 25 
Clinton 

Grego Geo & Co (Geo Grego), restau- 
rant, Hayes Valley Market 

GREGOIRF LO (Louis Gregoire 
& Co), 6 Post 

GREGOIRE LOUIS & CO (Louis Gre- 

oire, Henry Payot and Isaac Up- 
am), booksellers, 6 Post 

Gregory H P (H P Gregory & Co), junc- 

' tion California and Market 

Gregory H P & Co, Pacific Machinery 
Depot, belting and packing, junction 

4 Cal toad an We . 6 
regory S W (H P Gregory & Co), 
junction California and Market 

Greif John, barber and baths, 636 Wash- 


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Greiner Frederick, , 36 Sth 
Greis Mrs M, milliner, 4 6th 


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Grelis John W, saloon, 208 Bush 

Grell Frederic, liquors, 562 Brannan 

Greninger D and Daniel Jr (D Greninger 
& Son), 542 4th 

Greninger D & Son(D and Daniel Gren- 
inger Jr), tinsmiths, 542 4th 

Greny Mrs B, groceries, 725 Brannan 

Gresley Thomas T, agt Shoal Water 
Bay Oyster Co, 83 California Market 

Gress Geo, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker, 148 Berry 

GREY C VW, attorney-at-law, 604 
Merchant 

Grey John H, general agt Washington 
Life Insurance Co, 311 California 

Grey J P (White, Grey & Co), 114 and 
116 Kearny 

Gries Fred, liquors, NE cor Beale and 


Howard 
GRIESSER ADOLPH (The Cuba), ' 


cigars and tobavcu, SE cor Montgom- 


ery and Clay 

GRIFFIN & CO (Thos and Michael 
Griffin), liquors, 702 Mission 

Grifin H E, P G C, Grand Council 
Chosen Friends, 204 Sutter 

Griffin John (Davisson, Hall & Co), res 
New York 

Griffin J D, shipwright, 239 Steuart 

GRIFFIN MICHAEL (Griffiu & Co), 
liquors, 702 Mission 

Griffin MS, liquors, 2239 Geary 

Gritfin P, saloon, 1739 Market 

GRIFFIN THOMAS (Griffin & Co), 
702 Mission 

Griffith A J (Griffith & Flanagan), 700 
Kearn 

Griffith Miss E, ladies’ and children’s 
corsets, 412 Geary 

Griffith & Flanagan, saloon, 700 Kearny 

Griffith J B (Griffith & Lang), 210 
Washington 

Griffith & Lang (B Griffith and C E 
Lang), painters, 216 Washington 

Griffiths Allen, dentist, 8 6th 

Gritfiths Joseph (Warncke & Griffiths), 
cor Gth ave and M 

Griffiths Thomas D, saloon, 34 2d 

Grim A K, mining, 331 Montgom»ry 

Grimes Geo C, bootmaker, 803 Fulsom 

Grimes George T, assistant grand sec, 
Fand A M of California, NW_ cor 
Post and Montgomery, Masonic Tem- 


le 

Grimm Adam, barber shop and baths, 
Lick EF ouse : 

Grimm Adolph, plumber, 230 Mont- 
gomery ave 

Grimm Alexander, saloon, 6774 Mission 

Grimm Henry, liquors, NE cur Sutter 
and Kearny 

Grinbaum M S & Co (M S Grinbaum 
and M Louisson), forwarding and 
commission merchants, 214 California 


Gross George, physician, 319 Kearny 


Grinbaum M S,(MS Grinbaum & Co), 
214 California 

Grisel Mrs Lena, confectionery, 354 4th 

Griswold Mme, corset ag’cy, 1410 Powell 

Griswold & Berry (J Griswold and John 
Berry), painters, 837 Folsom 


'|Griswold C P (Swaney & Griswold), 


123 Powell 
Griswold John C, a:sayer, 214 Sansome 
Griswold Josiah (Griswold & Berry), 
837 Folsom 
Griswold W F, dentist, 6 O'Farrell 
Griswold Welcott N, physician, 116 
Eddy ( 
G-itner L, blacksmith, 526 Mission 
GROCER AND COUNTRY MER- 
CHANT (he), A R Briggs propr. 
123 California 
Grocers’ Protecting Union, M Liesen 
sec, SW cor Montomery and Clay 
Grodhaus Mrs C, worsted, silk, Che- 
nille, etc, fancy goods, 519 Hayes 
Grodjinski J P, bath house, 475 Tehama 
Groeper Gustav, liquors, Four Mile 
House, cor Mission Road and 3] st 
Groeper H C,agt Independent Towbvat, 
“Favorite,” 309 East : 
Groeschel B (Groeschel, Reinhold & 
Co), Washington Market 
Groeschel, Reinhold & Co (B Groeschel, 
J Reinhold and J Rosenberg, ) butchers, 
41 and 42 Washington Market 
Groezinger Robert, saloon, SE cor Fol- 
som and Dora 
Grogan Alexander B, real estate, 705 
ree Julia A, lodging-h 
rogan Mrs Julia A, lodging-house, 
8654 Market me 
GRONDUNA S L & CO (SL Gron- 
duna and Giovani Segale), hay, grain, 
wood and coal, 2012 Mason 
GRONDUNASL (S L Gronduna & 
Cu), Italian interpreter, 2012'Mason 
Groom J J, second deputy cvroner, 
643 Sacramento 
Gropp G (Gropp & Reichardt), 1129 
Dupont 
Gropp & Reichardt (G Gropp and L 
Reichardt), bakery, 1129 Dupont 
Gros Alfred, druggist, NW cor Wash- 
ington and Kearny and 11t Dupont 
GroshCon Gold and Silver Mining Co, 
AC Hammond sec, 40) California 
Gross A, bootmaker, 406 Jackson 
Gross F W, clerk supreme court, cor 
Stockton and O’Farrell 


Gross Louis, cigars and tobacco, 310 
Montgomery 

Gross P, tailor, 5274 Montgomery ave 

Gross Mrs S A, dressmaker, 307 4th 

Gross Wm H, barber, 665 Mission 

Grorslicht Chas, sec Chebra Achim 
Rachmonim, 121 Eddy 


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166 San Francisco. 


Grossmayer & Biteman (M H Gross- 
mayer and A Biteman), brokers, 313 
Montgome 

Grossmayer M H (Grossmayer & Bite- 
man), 318 Montgomery 

apm. Costantino, wagonmaker, 31 


Grote Mrs H F, groceries, 2230 Gea 

Grote Juhn O, groceries, NW cor 17t 

G et Ont C W, groce: 534 
rot i ries, 
O’‘'arrell 

Gre th David, yroceries, NW cer Sutter 
and Webster 

rare Elizabeth A, lodging-house, 52 


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Grover M (Grover & Reyer), 529 Jack- 


son 
Grover & Reyer (M Grover and E Reyer), | G 


saloon, 529 Jackson 
ter, 1617 California 
and stationery, 306 


Grover S B, ca 
Gruve Max, boo 


Gruen Julius, restaurant, junction Mar- 
ket, Dupont ani O’Farrell 
Gruebele Chas L, barber, 531 Valencia 
GRUENHAGEN C H, plain and orna- 
mental wire work of every description, 
U69 Mission ; 
Gruenhagen W, candy mfr, 20 Kearny 
ore oe Jacob, dairy produce, 409 
th ° 
Gruman S M, furniture, 110 4th 
Peas Samuel M, furniture, 819 Mar- 
et 
Grunberg M, propr Eagle Brass Foun- 


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GRUNDEL a 8 G, iron goods, meer- |G 


schaum pipes and smokers’ articles, 
24 O’Farre 

Grundies John, Concordia Hotel, 907 
Folsom 

Gruner Frank, watchmaker and jeweler, 
724 Washington 

Sepp wanieer S, Elysium Saloon, 425 

ine 

Gschwind Remi, cigars, 523 Valencia 

Gu o Luigi, barber, 1314 Stockton 

GU. IAN ASSURANCE CO OF 
LOND N, WmJ Landers general agt, 
406 California 

she ang A (Gualzata w Mazzi), 1334 

us 

Gualzata & Mazzi(A Gualzata and P 
Mazzi), restaurant, 1334 Bush 

Guatamala, Consul of, Louis B Parrogt, 
306 California 

Gudehus Christen, liquors, SE cor com- 
mercial and Drumm 

Gudehus F, groceries and liquors, 316 
Dupont 

Guedet EF, fish market, 1515 Dupont 

Guehring Jacob, sausagemaker, 1072 
Howard 


PRISON CELLS, *SeérSuuin Street, wi” 


“ey John, wood and coal, 412 O’Far- 
re. . 
Gueriro John, wood and coal, 412 
O'Farrell 
GUGGENHEIM L(J J Mack & Co), 
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GUGLIELMETTI FRANK § (Dotta 
& Guylielmetti, 12 Ellis 

Guichet Francvis, sausages, 232 4th 

Guide Publishing Co (The), Robert Day. 
sec, 521 Clay 

GUIGNE C DE agt The Comptoir 
D’ Escompte de Paris, 412 Montgom- 


ery 

Guilbert August, carpenter and builder, 
329 Francisco 

Guilfoyle J J, saddlery, 2937 Mis- 

sion 

) .French con- 

fectioner, wedding and surprise par- 

ties supplied on short notice at rea- 

sonable rates, 905 Larkin 

Guinassi Thomas (G B Caraffa & Co), 
1309 Dupont 

Guinasso Antonio (Arata & Guinasso), 
801 Bush 

Guinasso L C & Co (L C Guinasso and 
A Calamari), wood, coal and coke, 506 
and 508 Green 

Guinasso LC (Guinasso L C & Co), 506 
and 508 Green 

Guinasso G, coal and wood, 223 Mont- 
gomery ave 

Guinasso G, wood and coal, 1523 Yva- 


pont 
Guinaw Mrs Ellen, dressmaker, 1307 
Mission 
UINTINI © (Cardoni & Co), 115 
Clark 


Guion Leonard, captain harbor police, 
Old City Hall is 
Guiraud Theodore, liquors, cor Rail- 

road ave and 6th, South San Fran- 
cisco 
Guistis Joe, oysters, 105 California 
Market 
Guittard E & Co (E Guittard and Chas 
Dahlmann), importers of coffees, teas, 
spices, etc, mfrs of Grape Baking 
owder, office 207 and 209 Sacra- 
mento, factory 201-209 Sacra- 


mento 

Guittard E (Guittard & Co), 209 Sacra- 
mento 

Gullixson Henry F & Co(H F and S 
Gullixson), carpets and oil cloths, 630 
Market 

Gump S & G (Solomon and Gustave 
Gump), wholesale mirrors, window 
shades, etc, 581 and 583 Market 

Gumpertz & Brooke, painters and paper 
hangers, 328 Sutter 

Gumpertz Jacob, decorator in fresco and 
paper hangings, 328 Sutter 


, nage, Banners. ete. at NORCRONS & CO., | 
ES, ve eocts Temple. ie. 6 Post Street 8. F. ’ 


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CONKLIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST.,S.F. 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON. . 


GUNDLACH J & C0 (Jacob Gundlach 
and C Bundschu), wholesale liquor 
dealers and producers California wines 
and brandies, proprs of Rhine Farm, 
Sonoma, SE cor Market and Second 

GUNDLACH J (J Gundlach & Co), SE 
cor Market and Second 

Gundlach Jacob G, liquors, 607 Wash- 


ington 
Guneo G, butcher, 309 and 311 Broad- 


way 

Gunn & Fales (Miss G Gunn and Mrs A 
Fales), dressmaking, 224 Stockton 

Gunn Miss G (Gunn & Fales), 224 
Stockton 


Minna : 

Gunn William J, real estate agt, 410 
Montgomery 

Gunnison A J, treas Central Railroad Co 

Gunnison Andrew J (Gunnison & 
Booth), 325 Montgomery ° 

Gunnison & Booth (Andrew J Gunnison 
and Andrew G Booth), attorneys-at- 
law, 325 Montgomery 

Gunst MA & Co (M A Gunst), cigars 
and tobacco, 203 Kearny 

Gunst M A (M A Gunst & Co), 203 
Kearny 

Gunter August, groceries, NW cor 
Fillmore and Hermann 

Gunzburger E, pres B’nai B'rith Hall 
Association, 119 and 121 Eddy 

Gunzendorfer F (Eisner & Co), 228 Front 

Gurnee Clinton, attorney, 306 Pine 

Gurnett A G & Co (A G Gurnett), com- 
mission stock broker, 310 California 


dairy, cor 26th 
and Bryant ie 


Gusmani Siverino, fish, 510 Merchant 

Gusti Chas (Hixson, Gusti & Co), 316 
and 318 Washington 

Gutberlet Joseph, boots and shoes, 546 
Washington : 

Guthrie Alex (Balfour, Guthrie & Co), 
316 California 

Guthrie M J, bootmaker, 515 4th and 
516 Bush 

Guthrie W L (Hearty & Gythrie), 213 
Broadway 

Gutman Joseph, tailor, 724 Howard 

Gutman Samuel, barber, 104 Pacific 

Gutta Percha and Rubber Mfg Co, John 
W Taylor mgr, cor Ist and Market 

GUTTE & FRANK (I and J 'Gutte 
an! William Irank), insurance agts, 
307 California 

Gutte I (Gutte & Frank), shipping and 
commission merchant, 307 California 

Gutte J (Gutte & Frank), 307 California 

Guttman Miss Fannie, stationery and 
toys, 1314 Polk 

Guyon L, captain |.a:bor police, station 
522 Davis 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montgomery & 724 Market. 


San Francisco. 


Gunn J O’B, sec Summit Ice Co, 64|/HAA 


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167 


Gyselaar John ‘(Hays & Gyselaar), 822 
Kearny 

Gysin A L, stoves and tinware, 106 
Jackson 


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Pare Chas, Pacific Oyster House, 337 


ush 
Haake & Hagedorn (Aug Hagedorn and 
Louis Haake), Eureka Soda Water 
Factory, 723 Turk 
Haake Louis (Haake & Hagedorn), 723 
Turk 
Haar Henry, Ay Ma 501 Dupont 
§ BROS (Kalman, C A and Wm 
Haas), importers and wholesale gro- 
cers, 100 and 102 California 
Haas C A (Haas Bros), 100 and 102 Cal- 
ifornia 
Haas George, candy, 824 Market 
Haas Jacob (Haas & Wieners), 252 lst 
Haas Julius, physician, 305 Kearny 
Haas Kalman (Haas Bros), 100 and 
102 California 
Haas Martin L, agt S Rothschild & Bro’s 
New York cloaks and suits, Siegel 
Bros New York ladies’ underwear, 
wholesale, 4 Sutter 
Haas Morris, tailor, 802 Larkin 
Haas & Wieners (Jacob Haas and An- 
gust C Wieners), liquors, 232 Ist 
Haas Wm (Haas Bros), 100 and 102 Cal- 
ifornia 
HERMAN, liquors, Ni cor 
Main and Bryant 
Habergarten Jos, saloon, 202 Post 
AN J. , blacksmith, cor 
Vallejo and Front 
Haberling J C, liquors, 110 Dupont 
Haberman H, commission archon’, 109 
California 
Hachmeister Chas, fruits and vegetables, 
Senne honey and dairy produce, 418 


Hacke Christopher, groceries, 810 Sac- 
ramento 

Hacker B, confectionery, 325 Kearny 

Hackett John, mgr Pacific Dredging 
and Reclamation Co, 315 California 
and 271 East 

HACKMEYER’S HOTEL, Katy Autz 
propr, 512 Bush 

Hadenfeldt: C (Wenzel, Rothschild & 
Hadenfeldt), 9 Hardie Place 


Hadley D L, hay and grain, !70: Iiddy ' 


oer & Doud (Fred W dey and 

W A and Aaron Deud), stock brok:-rs, 
326 Pine 

meee Fred W (Hadley & Doud), 326 

‘ine 

Hagley Walter, hairdresser, 260 3d 

HAESL P D, propr North Pacific 
Hotel, NE cor Jackson and Drumm 


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168 i. San Francisco. 


Haffner G. W (Buhl & Haffner), 914 
Market 

Haffuer G W, engraver, 9 Geary 

Haft E E, attorney-at-law, 507 Mont- 
gomer 

Hagan Benjamin (Hagan & Manheim), 
401 Califoruia 

Hagan James, wood and coal, 429 and 
431 3d 

HAGAN JOHN, Odorless Excavating 
Co, 432 Kearny 

Hagan & Manheim (B Hagan and I 
Manheim), commercial brokers, 401 
California 

Hagan Mrs Margaret, groceries, 335 5th 


HAGANS GEO W, music typographer’ 


and publisher, 532 Clay 

Hagarty P S, prison keeper and sar- 
geant . 

Hagedorn Aug (Haake & Hagedorn), 
723 Turk 

Hageman Geo (Hageman & Haquette), 
6 Kearny 

Hageman & Haquette (Geo Hageman 
and E Haquette), saloon, 5 Kearny 

Hageman Wm (Hageman & Walter- 
stein), 334 Bush 

Hageman & Walterstein (Wm Hageman 
and Frank Walterstein), saloon, 334 
Bush 

Hagemann Chas, bakery, 3203 5th 

HAGEMANN F & CO, Albany Brew- 
ery, 71-75 Everett 

HAGEMANN F JR (F Hagemann & 
Co), 71-75 Everett 

Hagemann Ph, bakery and confection- 
ery, 1049 Howard bet Gth and 7th 

Hagen J J, tailor, 859 Valencia 

Hagen Mrs Margaret, groceries, 335 5th 

Hagenmeyer E (Hagenmeyer & Heinz), 
311 Montgomery ave 

Hagenmeyer & Heinz (E Hagenmeyer 
and Conrad Heinz), plumbers, 311 
Montgomery ave 

Hagenow Louisa, physician, 1221 Mis- 
sion 

Hager Geo, liquors and restaurant, 605 
Commercial 

Hagerty John, plaiting and buttonholes, 
9 Geary 

bev hen F C, dyeing and cleaning, 
148 3 

Hages Jacob, co*e2 saloon, 325 Bush 

Haggerty John, groceries, 1641 Mission 

Haggerty J W (E Morean & Co), 220 
Mission 

HAGGIN JAMES B, capitalist and at- 

* torney-at-law, room 51, 309 Mont- 


gomery ue 
Haggin J B, physician, 235 Kearny 
HAGGIN LOUIS T, attorney-at-law, 
room 53, 309 Montgomery 
| Hagler John, liquors, 419 Bush 
| Hagman J (W Nicolai), tailor, 232 Bush 


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Hagedorn A, groceries, cor Bryant and 
incon Place 

Hagstrom © M, carriage trimmer, 128 
O'Farrell 

HAHL PETER (Buck & Hahl), NE 
cur 4th and Harrison 

Hahn A C, fancy goods and hosiery, 124 
Kearny 

Hahn August (August Hahn & Co), 14 
Broadway 

Hahn August & Co (G Lehner and 
August Hahn), horseshoeing, 14 
Broadway 

Hahn & Block (Seligman Hahn and 
ba D Block), cigar mfrs, 326 


Cla 

Hahn lienry ©, Branch Bakery, 252 
8th 

Hahn Hugo (Vogel & Haha), news agts, 
423 Washington 

Hahn Robert OC, furnishing goods, 1008 
Market 

Hahn Seligman (Hahn & Block), 326 
Clay 

Hahnemann A. bakery, 980 Harrison 

Haidohar Daniel, supt Bay City Mfg 
Co, 225 Fell 

Haight Geo W (Taylor & Haight), 
attorney-at-law, 207 Sansome 

Haight Grammar School, Silus A White 
prinvipal, ns Mission bet 25th and 
26th 

HAIGHT ROBERT & CO, commission 
merchants and whuwlesale dealers in 
provisions and dairy produce, 226 
Froat 

HAIGHT ROBERT (Haight & Co), 
226 Front 

Hain Adolph, barber, 1204 Polk 

Haines F, bartee, 804 Folsom 

Haines J D, electric pen worker, 108 
Leidesdortf 

Hainque Martial (Tait & Hainque), 115 
and 117 Beale 

Hais Frank Joseph, saloon and sausage 
factory, 404 22u nr Valencia 

Hakalan Plantation Co, Wm Center 


pres 
Haker & Hinz (Wm Haker and W 
Hinz), wholesale millinery, 545 Mar- 


- ket 

Haker W (Haker & Hinz), 545 Market 

Hakler John, pres Gambrinus Benevo- 
lent Society, 510 Bush 

HALDAN E B (butler & Haldan), 413 
Crlitornia 

Hale & Co(Wm E Hale), stock brokers, 
317 Montgomery 

Hale and Norcross Silver Mining Co, 
Joel F Lightuer sec, room 58, 309 
Montgomery 

Hale Orrin F, cigars and candy, 129 7th 

Hale W F, physician, 612 Taylor 

Hale Wn, real estate agt, 534 California 


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Hale Wm E (Hale & Co), 317 Mont- 
gomery 


<t Ha ay B R (Dennan & Haley), 516 2d 


HALEY C8 (Woodbury & Haley), 24 
Post 
es Haley SM B, mgr Tunitas Petroleum 
Co, 405 California 
OON BAY COLONY, M W 
Muller mgr, 207 Kearny 
Halford Chas, milliner, 428 6th 
Halkett Wm, carriage mfr, 36 Hayes 
Hall Mrs A H, dressmaker, 2235 Mission 
HALL AI (A I Hall & Son), 528 and 
530 Market 
HALL AI&SON (A I and EA Hall), 
commission merchants and mfrs agts 
clocks, platedware, casket trimmings 
and soaps, 528 and 530 Market and 
27 and 29 Sutter 
Hall Algoon, confectionery, 18 4th 
Hall C M, furniture, 9 Taylor 
R, mfr upright pianos, 16 
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Hall Mire EB, laundry, 639 Post 
HALL EDWARD A (A [ Halli & Son), 
628 bay ent 
Hall Edward F Jr (Edward F Hall & Co), 
330 Pine 
Hall Edward F & Co (Edward F Hall 
Jr), stock brokers, 330 Pine 
Hall E F, pres The Company ‘of Asso- 
ciated Stock Brokers, 327 Pine 
Hall Edwin (Kiernan & Hall), 225 Post 
Hali F, leather and shoe findings, 34 
O'Farrell 
Hall G C (Davisson, Hall & Co), 6 and 8 
Sutter 
Hall GS, coffee saloon, 522 California 
HALL & (R B Hali and C 
M Harris), proprs ‘‘ Anti-Chinese Ad- 
vertiser,” 331 Montgomery 
Hall H E, attorney, 623 Commercial 
Hall & Hill (J C Hall and L Hill), 
saloon, 842 Market 
Hall Isaac R, commission merchant, 320 
Sansome 
gi J C (Hall & Hill) saloon, 842 Mar- 
et 
Hall Mrs J EB, dressmaker, 504 Valencia 
Hall Jno C, attorney-at-law, 240 Mont- 
gomery 
Hall J V, propr Sacramento Boiler 
Works, 214 and 216 Beale 
Hall & Kearney (S M Hall and James 
Kearney), liquors, 617 Montgomery 
Hall Mrs M A, propr Chester House, 
106 Post 
Hall Marcus P, stock broker, 330 Pine 
sa cigars and tobacco, 11284 


Folsom 

Hall R B, dentist and physician, 1415| HAM 
Stockton 

Hall R B(R B Hall & Co and Hall & 
Harris), 331 Montgomery 


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Hall R B & Co (R B Hall), detectives, 
331 Montgomery 

Rall of Records, New cu Hall 

Hall Robert (Howe & Hall), 408 and 410 


Davis 
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Parcells mgr, 2)1 and 213 California 

Hall S H, Aivdaonge 326 Kearny 

Hall S M, liquors, 617 Montgomery 

Hall S P, attorney-at-law, 330 Pine 

Hall T B, jeweler, 37 6th 

Hall W G, shipbuilder, 28 California 

Haller George, bootmaker, 307 Minna 

Hallet, Davis & Co, W G Badger agt, 
music, 13 Sansome 

HALLETT ALONZO (Edward Pallis 
& Co), 318 Pine 

Hallett, Bartlett & Dalton (C H Hal- 
lett, P Bartlett and P E Dalton), 
laundry, 28 Sacramento and 30 Gear 

Hallett C H (Hallett, Bartlett & Dal- 
ton), 28 Sacramento and 30 Geary 

Hallett Geo H, Contra Custa Laundry, 
28 Sacramento 

Hallett O G, liquors, 13 Post 

Halliday Mrs M, fruits and vegetables, 
1715 Market 

HALLIDIE A §, pres California Wire 
Works, 6 Calitornia 

Hallisey D, bootmaker, 923 Folsom 

Hallwegen. Bros (Geo and John Hall- 
wegen), printers and stationers, 32 


ur 

Hallwegen Geo (Hallwegen Bros), $2 
Turk 

Hallwegen John (Hallwegen Bros), 32 


Turk 

Halpin Michael (J Lowth & Co), 704 
and 706 Market and 587 Gear 

Halpin Wm (J Lowth & Co), 704 and 
706 Market and 587 Gear 

HALPRUNER WIN. 8, chir- 

dist, 850 Market 

Halsey Abraham, mining sec, 328 Mont- 
gomery 

Halsey Chas, judge Superior Court, 
department 10 

Halsey E A & Co (E A Halsey), general 
insurance agts, 411 California 

Halsey Frank A, straw works, 813 Mis- 
sion 

Halsted W G, secretary California Paper 
Co, 4 California 

Haltz L F (N Van, Bergen & Co), 413 
and 415 Clay 

HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET 
COMPANY, J F Meinke & Uo agts, 
401 California 


Gutte & Frank, ine agts, 307 Cal- 
ifornia 


WHITE BROS . 134 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
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‘Hamburger Gustave & Bro (Gustave 
cea orris Hamburger), clothing, 60 


reg 2d Guatave (Gustave Hambur- 
ger & Bro), 60 3d 


& Bro), 60 3d 
Ham De Voto & Uo (Ham De Voto and 
Ae Brocket), fruits - d produce, 127 


cn Mrs M 8, dressmaker, 534 Va- 
lencia 
Hamill John E, notary public, 329 Mont- 


goinery 
Hamilton Mrs A, saloon, 412 Pacific 
Hamilton Callaghan, bootmaker, 2615 
Sutter 
Pune F F (Percy & Hamilton), 318 


ne 

Hamilton Grammar School, cor Geary 
nr Pierce 

Hamilton Hall, cor Steiner and Geary 

Hamilton Huey J, saloon, Kentucky nr 
Potrero 

HAMILTON JAMES (Wm McAfee 
& Co), 210-214 Spear 

Hamilton John, tanner, Shell Road 

mgr Com- 

mercial Union Assurance Co of Lon- 
don (fire and marine), 210 Sansome 

Hamilton R M (Baker & Hamilton), 
NW cor Pine and Front 

Hamilton Square, Scott and Post 

Hamilton Square Catholic Church, cor 
Geary and Steiner : 

Hamilton Wm, propr Kern and Inyo 
US Mail Stage Co. Oakland Ferry, 
foot Market 

Hammam Baths, Dr AM Loryea mgr, 
11 and 13 Dupont 

Hammer Edward H (Thos H Selby & 
Co), 116 and 118 California 

Hammer F H (Jno Ziegenbein & Co), 201 
Davis 

Hammer George H, whitener and plas- 
terer, 802 Mission 

Hammers A, harness, 526 Hayes 

Hammerschlag Mattes, dry goods, SW 
cor Dupont and Vallejo 

Hammerton J W, wood and coal, 47 
West Mission 

HAMMOND A C, mining sec, 401 Cal- 
ifornia 

Hammond Harry T (Hammond & 
Wright), attorney-at-law and notary 
public, 318 Pine 

| Hammond John, millwright, 42-50 


Beale 

Hammond John, millwright and engin- 
eer, 46 Beale 

Hammond John H (Wagoner and Ham- 
mond), 318 Pine 

Hammond Miss Letitia, dressmaker, 961 
and 963 Mission 


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Hammond R P, pres Board of Police 
Commissioners, Old City Hall 

Hammond W A, jeweler and watch- 
maker, 4 6th : 

Hammond Wn, physician, 859 Mission 

Hammond & Wright (H T Hammond 
ana J A Wright), attorneys-at-law, 
318 Pine 

Hanpe Frederick, tailor, 803 Montgom- 


ery 

Hampshire George, cigars, 731 Davis 

Hampton Charles, electrician, 607 Mis- 
sion 

Hampton J C (Hubbell, Shattuck & 
Co,) 317 and 319 Front 

Han R K (Renton, Holn.es & Co), pier 
3, Stenart 

Hancock House, S Hancock propr, 781 
Mission 

Hancock Samuel, 132 6th 

Hand G W & Co, carpenters, 534 Sacra- 
mento 

Hand John S, merchant tailor, 314 
Kearny 

Handlos J W, branch bakery, 229 15th 

GW, physician with Na- 

tional Surgical Institute, 319 Bush 

Handy L N (LN Handy & Co), 32 Cla 

Handy L N & Co (LN Handy, J 
Carthcut and J L Handy), commis- 
sion merchants, 32 Cla 

Handy J L(LN Handy & Co), 32 Clay 

Haney Mrs Mary, bakery, 8014 Stockton 

Haney W W, liquors, 221 Sacramento 

Hanjes Edward i, cigars and tobacco, 
305 California 


tobacco, 328 Pine 

Hanks & Co, rubber stamps, 35 Mer- 
chant's Exchaige 

G, State Mineral- 

ogist, California State Mining Bureau, 
212 Sutter 

Hanlan Daniel, supt disinterments, 14 
O'Farrell 

Hanlan Walsh, liquors, 30 Montgomery 

Hanley J S (Hanley & Snow), 126 Cali- 
fornia 

Hanley Mrs Mary, groceries, cor Flor- 
ida and 19th 

Hanley & Snow (J S Hanley and LT 
Snow), wholesale grocers, 126 Califor- 


H, cigars and 


nia 

Hanlin Mathew, liquors, 773 Market 

Hanlon Amelia, teacher West Mission 
Primary School 

HANLON CHARLES F, attorney-at- 
law, 310 Pine 

Hanlon J J, liquors, 701 Brannan 

Hanlon John, groceries and liquors, 747 
Brannan 

Hauly John, dry goods, 834-838 Market 

Hagna George, feed stables, 859 Har- 
rison 


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Hanna J G (Hanna & White), 209 and 
211 10th 
Hanna John (J & PN Hanna), 308 
@| _and 310 Davis 
re Hanna J & PN, cotton duck, bags and 
bagging, 308 and 310 Davis 
Hanna P N (J & P N Hanna), 308 and 
310 Davis 
HANNA & Y'HITE (J G Hanna and 
James White), hay, in and sale 
stable, 209 and 211 10¢ 
Hannan Benj, -oifee and notions, 1531 
Mission 
Hannan Mrs Jd, notions, 153) Mission 
Hannon Michael, saloon, 17 Pacific 
Hannis J C, carpenter, 1704 Sacra- 
Bane Geo J i NW 
ans rge J, eries, cor 
Chestnut Sod Bunont 
Hansa Hotel, Graner & Strohl proprs, 
429 Bush 
Paeisongh George W, carpenter, 326 
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Hanscom M L, commission merchant 
and agt Coquille M‘ll and Tug Co, 121 
Washington 
Hansen A H, mgr New Hansa Hotel, 
320 Drumm 
Hansen Andreas (Hottua & Hansen), 
715 Folsom 
SEW CHAS E, propr National 
Brewery, SE cor Fulton and Webster 
R & CO, employment 
j - office, 624 Clay and 110 Geary 
fee Hansen © (Helmrich & Hansen), 42) 
—) California 
Hansen F, butcher, 11 and 12 California 
Market 
Hansen F ©, cigars, SW cor Jackson 
and East 
Hansen Mrs G M, midwife, 1003 Harri- 
son 
Hansen Geo, liquors, 108 Sutter 
Hansen H C, restaurant, 258 Ist 
Hansen J (Golden Gate Box Factory), 
190 Stevenson 
Hansen Jacob, restaurant, 24 Howard 
Hansen John P, carpenter, 1502 Stock- 
ton 
Hansen Louis, saddle and _harness- 
maker, 528 Montgomery ave 
Hansen M & A, planing mill, 124 ofain 
HANSEN N (Nelson & Hansen), 700 
Mission 
Hansen & Nasser, liquors, 921 Kearny 
Hansen Peter, hay, grain, etc, Railroad 
ave bet 7th and 8th aves 
Hansen Sancko, saloon, 921 Kearn 
Hansen Mrs W O, propr New 
Hotel, 320 Drumm 
Hanson & Co (Charles Hanson), lumber, 
Pier 1), Steuart 
Hanson & Co (Cornelius Hanson and 
George Fisher), butchers, 928 Post 


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a Cornelius (Hanson & Co), 928 


‘ost 
Hanson F, butcher, 11 and 12 California 
Market ; 
Hanson Henry, boots and shoes, 540 
Padang, 
Hanson John, wood and coal, 127 9th 
Hanson J P, carpenter, 1502 Stockton 
Hanson Richard ©, block and pump 
maker, 9 Spear 
Hanson 8 B, drayman, cor Beale and 
Market 
Happ Geo, boots and shoes, 1325 Du- 
t 


pon 

Happ Marcus, furnishing goods, 229 4th 
Happ Simon, carpenter, 1911 Mission 
bi” pens FE (Hageman & Haquette), 5 


earn 

ARPAD (Arpad 
Haraszthy & Co), and pres Board State 
Viticultural ~ Commissioners, . 111 

ry ae 
araszthy 10 ( arasz- 
thy and Henry Epstein), California 
wines and brandies, 630 Washington 

Harbert Mrs H A, dressmaker, 4 
Leavenworth 

Harbor Commissioners, W Blanding, 10 
California 

Harbor Police Office, L Guyon captain, 
522 Davis 

Harbor View Hotel, Rudolph Herman 

ropr, cor Baker and Tonguin 
JOHN W (Billings, 

Harbourne & Co), 3 Montgomery 

Hardcastle Geo, dentist, 118 O’Farrell 

Harde Chas (De) Gerkes Hotel, SE cor 
Battery and Green 

Baaeore Isaac, turning mill, 134 


ain 

Harder Nicholas E, painter, SW cor 
Sutter and Powell 

Harder Peter, liquors, 7 Market 

Hardie & Darling (Frank D Hardie 
and Geo L Darling) carpets and oil 
cloths, 727 Market 

Hardie Frank D (Hardie & Darling), 727 
Market 

Hardiman John (Hardiman & Tierney), 
wood and coal, 710 Brannan, bet 6th 


and 7th 
& TIERNEY (John 
Hardiman and Thomas Tierney), 
wood and coal, 710 Brannan 
Harding, Brann & Prior, sail makers, 
56 Clay - 
Harding J W, attorney-at-law, 704 
Montgome: 
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Washington 
Hardy Benj F, physician San Francisco 
Lying-in Hospital and Foundling 
Asylum, 915 Golden Gate ave 


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Hardy J & Co, attorneys-at-law, 83S 
Market 
Hardy J P, attorney-at-law, 234 Mont- 


gomery 

Hardy L J Jr, attorney-at-law and sec 
Territorial Pioneers, 838 Market 

Hare Charles, junk, 326 Spear 

Hare T M, liquors, 140 5th 

Harenberg August, bakery, SE cor 
Post and Laguna 

Harenburg Ed, liquors, cor Berry and 

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Harger John, dry goods, SE cor Bartlett 
and 26th 

Harker Asa (Taber, Harker & Co), 108 
California 

Harley Charles, junk, 114 and 116 
Davis 

Harkness M M, _attorney-at-law, 7 
Montgomery ave 

Harloe Archie, post warden, room 12, 
525 Front 

Harloe Marcus, chief wharfinger, foot 
of Clay 

Harmon E E, merchant tailor, 33 
Kearny 

Harmun & Galpin, attorneys-at-law, 402 
Montgomery 

Harmon John B, attorney-at-law, 402 
Montgomery 

Harmon & Monmomer, attorneys-at- 
law, 402 Montgomery 

Harmon S H, lumber, pier 13, Steuart 

Harmon Rotel, J J Hintz and J Buck 
pror - Brannan; 

Harme vhysician, 11 Geary 

Harm »..in H, groceries, NW cor 
Larkin and Geary 

Harms Mrs Annie, bakery and confec- 
tionery, 1565 Market 

Harms Carston F, saloon, 31 5th 

ca hte Henry, wood and coal, 234 

t 

Harms Herman, wood and coal, cor 4th 
and Brannan . 

Harm: Mrs M A, bakery and varieties, 
1565 Market 

Harnden Frederick A, purchasing agt, 
117 and 119 Market 

Harned Jacob A M, real estate, 317 
Montgomery 

Harney W, real estate, 410 California 

Harney Wm, pres Golden Gate Woolen 
Mill, cor Butte and Bryant and 112 
Bush 

Harney William, notary public, 410 
California 
ARPER JOHN, florist, Folsom nr 

Harper Thomas (Engle & Harper), NE 
cor O’Farrell and Powell eee 

Harpham G E (Wheaton & Harpham), 
414 California 

Harr Henry, liquors, 501 Dupont 


Harries W _H, agt Hong Kong and 
Shanghai Banking Corporation, 423 
California 

Harrigan C J, saloon, NE cor Hayes 


and Polk Y 
ARRIGAN J J, propr ‘‘Pacific 
Life,” 42U Kearny 

Harrigan Miss Josephine, teacher of 
Haight Grammar School 

Harrington Mrs J, millinery, 1017 Mar- 
k 


et 

HARRINGTON J OC, wood and coal, 
47 and 49 Everett 

Harrington Mme, lodging-house, 1019 
Market 

Harrington & Smith (W A Harvington 
and Andrew Smith), general mer- 
chants, Seattle, W T, office 218 Cali- 
fornia 

Harrington W D S (Cummings & Co), 
509 Clay 

Harris A, bootmaker, 206 Pacific 

Harris, Adolph (Harris Bros), 512 
Washington 

Harris B (B Harris & Son), 213 Pine 

Harris & Bro(M and Joseph Harris), 
furnishing goods, 204 Brannan 

Harris B & Son (Band Chas S Harris), 
wholesale stationery and paper, 213 
Pine 

Harris Ben, hairdresser, 119 6th 

Harris Bros (Adolph, Geo J and Jacob 
Harris), leaf tobacco and cigars, 512 
and 514 Washington 

Harris Chas, cigar maker, 137 3d 

Harris C M (Hall & Harris), 331 Mont- 
gomery 

Harris Charles, tailor, 502 Pacific 

Harris Chas S'(B Harris & Son), 213 
Pine / 

Harris D, house moving, 916 Geary 

Harris E T, dancing academy, 1883 
Mission 

Harris Frank, hairdresser, 319 Sansome 

Harris F W, physician, 513 Valencia 

Harris Geo (Hollis & Harris), real 
eteate and insurance, and propr of 
the Mission ‘‘ Journal,’’ 2222 Mission 

Harris George, treas of First Cong)ega- 
tional Church, 306 Pine 

Harris Geo J (Harris Bros), 512 Wash- 
ington 

Harris Henry L, carpet renovator, 102) 
Mission bet 6th and 7th — 

Harris Herman, tailor, 1932 Fillmore 

Harris Hyman, cigars, 137 3d 

Harris I (Joseph & Co), 232 Kearny 

Harris I, i ae and tobacco, 842 Market 

Harris I (Platshek & Harris), 314 and 
316 Battery 

~ Isaac, boots and shoes, 317 Pa- 
cific 

Harris Jacob (Harris Bros), 512 and 514 
Washington 


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HARRIS JAS & CO, patent tube and 
angle iron harrows, Mission 

Harris J & Co(G H Wright and R H 
Monck), trunkmakers, NE cor Kearny 


and Market 
fancy and variety goods, 


Harris J F, 
408 Hayes 

Harris J Ham, land agt, 310 Pine 

Harris John T, mfra agt, 120 Sutter 

Harris Joseph (M Harris & Bro), 204 
Brannan 

Harris Lew B, no ublic and com- 
missioner of deeds, Pine 

Harris M (M Harris & Bro), 204 Bran- 


nan 

Harris M & Bro(M and Joseph Harris), 
clothing, 204 Brannan 

Harris Max, barber, 402 Pacific 

HARRIS TTHEW (Harris & 
Morris), real estate and loan agts, 
432 Kearny and 652 Market 

Harris Mitchell, clothing, 613 Davis 

& MORRIS (Matthew Har- 

ris and James Morris), real estate, 
652 Market 

Harris & Noble (H Harris and H Noble), 
muchinists, 208 Leidesdorff 

Harris Reuben, tailor, 202 2d 

Harris R W, livery stable, 807 Mont- 


gomery 

Harris S, clothing, 110 Steuart 

Harris Simon, tailor, 327 Montgomery 
ave 

Harris Samuel, barber, 623 Clay 

Harris Samuel, tailor, 808 3d 

Harris Solomon, stationery and cigars, 
402 4th 

Harris Walter, furnishing goods, 807 
Market 

Harris Walter, general mdse, 809 and 
811 Kearn . 

Harrisburg Gon G and S Mining Co, H 
A Charles sec, 419 California 

Harris W F (De Witt & Harris), 1073 
Howard 

Harrison & Co, insurance and com- 
mission merchants, 308 Pine 

Harrison & Dickson (J F Harrison and 
G E Dickson), wooden and willow 
ware and mfrs of brooms, 220 and 222 
Front 

Harrison D J, liquors, NW cor Sansome 
and Merchant 

Harrison H D (Falkner, Bell & Co), 

~ res London, England 

Harrison J, liquors, 138 Montg’y ave 

Farrison J (Harrison & Dickson), 
220 and 222 Front 

Harrison John, saloon, 138 and 140 
Montgomery ave 

Harrison J W, merchandise broker, 
coal and metal, 204 California 

Harrison M B, attorney-at-law, 402 

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Harrison Ralph C (Jarboe & Harrison), 
230 Montgome: 

Harrison R (Pixley & Harrison), 430 
California 

Harrison R J (Richards & Harrison), 
NW cor Sansome and Sacramento 

Harrison Street School, Miss ES Stint- 
sen principal, 810 and 812 Harrison 

HARRISON 'W F, mgr Lick House, 
w 8 Montgomery bet Sutter and Post 

Harrison Wm Greer, Thames and 
Mersey Insurance Co, 308 Pine 

Harrison W G & Co, commission mer- 
chants, 308 Pine 

HARRISON W P, publisher “Daily 

Hotel Gazette,’’ 518 Sacramento 

asap Chas (Harrisson & Coit), 427 


‘ine 

Harrisson & Coit (Chas Coit and Chas ; 
Harrisson), res/aurant, 427 Pine 

Harrold James, ‘ommission merchant, 
625 Front 

HARR ROLD JOHN (Lyon & Co), 179 

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HARROLD JOHN JR (John Harrold 
Jr & Co), 420 Chestnut 

HARROLD JOHN JR & CO, proprs 
Empire Extract of Malt Co, 420 
Chestnut 

Harrold J W, plasterer, 629 19th 

Harrower John (Harrower & Ramsey), 
409 Hayes 

Harrower & Ramsey (John Harrower 
and W J Ramsey), dry goods, 407 
and 409 Hayes 

Harrub W B, capitalist, 331 Montgom- 


ery 
or aa Gerson, merchant tailor, 230 


Harshall Gustav, merchant tailor, 58 3d 
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Kohnke prgpr, 120 California 

Harsy George, bowling saloon, 547 
Jackson 

Hart Mrs, medium, 306 Stockton 

Hart A G, bakery, 1885 Mission 

Hart Albert, books and stationery, 1885 
Mission 

Hart Mrs Annie, dressmaker, 1018 Mis- 


sion 

Hart Charles (Kullman, Salz & Co and 
Kullman, Wagner & Co), 106 Battery 

Hart Mrs D, ladies’ nurse, 9384 Folsom 

Hart Geo K, bakery, 2054 Mission 

Hart & Goodman (S Hart and D Good- 
man), poultry and game, 76-78 Cali- 
fornia Market 

Hart Henry H, physician, 939 Howard 


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Hart J B, attorney-at-law, 59 Mont- 
gomery Block 

Hart Jerome A, sec “Argonaut” Pub- 
lishing Co, 522 California 


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Hart M, gente’ furnishing goods and 
mfr shirts and updseweal, 00 and 402 
Kearny 

Hart M’ chael, fproteeie, 246 8th 

Hart Samuel (Hart & Goodman), 76 and 
78 California Market 

Hart W H H, attorney-at-law, 280 
Montgomery 


Hartford Fire Insurance Uo, A P Flint 
ingr, 313 California 

Hartigan Patrick, groceries, 164 lst 

Hartman C, carpenter, 837 Sutter 

H (Peterson, Hartman & 

Co), 766 Mission 

Hartman Jacob, butcher, Grand Cen- 
tral Market . 
Hartman Martin, saloon, 623 Davis 
Hartman Morris (S Hartman & Bro), 
36 meeey 
Hartman P ilip, liquors, 11 Spear 
Hartman S & Bro (Solomon and Morris 
Hartman), fancy goods, 36 Kearny 
Hartman Solomon & Hartman & Bro), 
36 Kearny 

Hartmana A, boarding-house, 45 Sacra- 
mento 

Hartmann Adolph, sec Humboldt Sav- 
ings and Loau Society, 18 Geary 

Hartmann C, Enterprise Brewery, 2015- 
2019 Folsom 

Hartmann & Dammasch (Henry Hart- 
mann and Louis Dammasch), saloon, 
NE cor Kearny and Post 

Hartmann Edward, house paiater and 
whitener, 1149 Mission 

Hartmann Henry (Hartmann & Dam- 
masch), NE cor Kearny and Post 

ar Sa Mrs M, crockery, 1107 How- 


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Hartnett Daniel, hotel, NW cor Mont- 
gomery and Broadway 

Hartnett Lawrence, meat market, 1302 
Pacific : 


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Hartshorn and Wm McPhun Jr), 
mfrs window shades, carpets and pa- 
r hangings, 861 Market 
TSHO § Z (Hartshorn & Wa- 
ters), 126 Kearn 

HARTSHORN & WATERS (8 Z 
Hartshorn and G L Waters), liquors 
and billiards, 126 Kearny (see 

tisement, classified) 
Hartson Chancellor, collector internal 
_ revenue, room 2 Appraiser’s Build- 


ing 
Hartter Louis, grocer, 619 and 621 Mis- 
sion and 120 5th 
ae eg Ann, grocery and bakery, 117 
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Harvey Charles C, mining sec, 309 Cali- 
ornia 

Harvey Edward E, grocery and meat 
market, 2115 Howard 

Harvey L G, sec Farmers’ and Mechan- 
ics’ Bank of Saving, 640 Market 

Harvey N, confectionery, 117 Ellis 

Hasbach Henry, atty-at-law, 636 Clay 

Hasbrouck Joseph (Sumner, Whitney 
& Co), 613 Clay ‘ 

Hasch John, saloon, 403 Drumm 

EL CHAS E & CO (Chas 

E Haseltine), stevedores, 34 Steuart 

Haseltine R E, groceries and hardware, 
423 Davis 

Hasenbalg Carl, cigars and tobacco, 
900 Market 

Hashagen M, junk, 508 6th 

Haskell Charles L, wholesale and retail 
manufacturer of harness, saddles, etu, 
1642 Mission 

Haskell & Muegge (R R Haskell and 
J H Muegge), jewelers, 206 Kearny 

Haskell R R (Haskell & Muegge) 206 


earn, 

Hasleit te Bailey (Sami Haslett and 
Chas H Bailey), Humboldt Wharf . 
Wurehouse, Spear bet Foleom and 

arrison; North Point Free Ware- 
house, Sansome near Chestnut 

Haslett Sam’l (Haslett & Bailey), 331 


pear 

Hass John, liquors, NW cor Sutter and 
Bearny 

Hass & Wieners (A Wieners and J Hass), 
saloon, 232 1st ‘ 

Hassalveach (teorge, butcher, NW cor 
24th and Folsom 

Hasselbrook Wm, restaurant, 1236 


Market 
Hasselbusch J E, liquors, SE cor Sut- 
ter and Fillmore 
M C, attorney-at-law, 637. 
Kearn: 


Hassey 4 A, stock broker, 402 Mont- 
gomery 
Hassmer Valentine, grocez, 933 Wash- 


ington 

Hastedt C (Hastedt & Ernst), NE cor 
Clay and Stockton 

Hastedt & Ernst (C Hastedt and W 
Ernst), grocers, NE cor Clay and 
Stockton 


Hastedt F W, sree wines and 
liquors, 210 Stockton 

egy 71 eh Simon, cigar factory, 222 
4t 

Hastings Ben, druggist, NW cor Geary 
and Fillmore 

Hastings Chas C (C OC Hastings & Co), 

SW cor Montgomery and Sutter 

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Hastings SO, attorney-at-law and capi- 
talist, 636 ay 

Haswell Miss Mary, principal Valencia- 
street Primary School 

Hatch & Barclay (T H Hatch and P T 
Barclay), commission merchants, 10 
California 

Hatch C E, attorney-at-law, 507 Mont- 


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Hatch Mrs EC, artist, 1033 Sutter 
Hatch F A (F A Hatch & Co), 122 


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HATOH JAMES, practical sawyer 

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HATCH JAMES H, 213 
Geary 

Hatch LS, insurance agents, 601 Cal- 
ifornia 

Hatch T H (Hatch & Barclay), 10 Cali- 
fornia 

Hathaway E V, warehouse, Spear bet 
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Hatter John, liquors, 130 4th 
Hatteroth & Russ (Wm Hatteroth and 
F D Russ), dental and surgical instru- 
ments, 32] Kearny 
Hatteroth Wm (Hatteroth & Russ), 
321 Kearny 
Howard 


Haub Geo junk, 666 

HAUBRICK F W, manager Lick 
House Restaurant, w s Montomery 
bet Post and Sutter 

Hauck M F, druggist, 1635 Post 

Haudbine Jullin, carriage factory, 25- 


29 Valencia 
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cor 4th and Everett 


Hauffe Frederick, saloon, 727 Davis 
Haug Julius, hardware, 115 2d 
JACOB, hair goods, 411 


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| Hauschildt Fred T, mdse broker, 123 


California 
Hause R W, pointer 512 Sutter 
Hauser Bern bakery and provi- 
sions, 411 Hayes 
Hauser H, barber, 222 Stockton 
Hauser V (Green & Hauser), 320 Sth 
Hausler Frederick, saloon, 26 Edd 
Hausman F H, commission merchant, 
cece Pine and Leidesdorff 
Hausmann Bros, mirrors, mouldin 
pictures and frames, 217 and 219 Pine 


Haussler L, cabinet maker, 231 Jackson 
aussler L & Co, carpenters, 231 Jack- 


son 

FE ..ton R ‘i, tailor, 524 Dupont 

Inavecker Henry, licaors, 33] 6th 

HAVEN CHARLES D, resident seo 
Liverpool, London and Globe Insur- 
ance Uo, 422 California 

Haven James M (Gray & Haven), 530 
California ‘ 

Havens A W, mining sec, room 26, 309 
Montgomery 

Havens C D (Havens & Co) 429 Cali- 


fornia 
Havens CI (Schmidt & Havens), 103 


Post 

Havens & Co (CD and F C Havens), 
stock brokers, 429 California 

Havens FC (Havens & Co), 429 Cali- 
fornia 

Havens Howard (Donohoe, Kelly & 
Co), SE cor Montgomery and Sacra- 


mento 
Haverley’s California Theater, J H Hav- 
erley propr, Bush bet Kearny and Du- 
t 


pon 
Haverlev J H, propr Haverley’s Califor- 
nia Theater, Bush bet Kearny and 


babe ag 

Haviland John T (Wilmudy & Co), 214 
and 216 Froat 

Hawaiian Commercial Sugar Co, J D 
Spreckels & Co, office 327 Market 

Hawaiian Islands, H W 
sul, 316 California 

Hawaiian Line Packets, Williams, Di- 
mond & Co, 202 Market 

G, mgr New York 

Life Insurauce Co, pres San Francisco 
Art Association and School of De- 
sign, 220 Sansome and 430 Pine 

HAWESB C, city agt Guardian Assur- 
ance Co of London, 406 California 

Hawes C M, milkman, 35 Eddy 

bay by pres Artesian Water Works, 


Severance con- 


Hawes Horace, attorney-at-law, 315 


California 
Hawes Oliver (Macdonald & Hawes), 
401 California 
202 Market 


Hawkes C K, mfrs OB” 
WKINS & (Wm Hawkins), 
Union Saw Works, 32 Fremont 


WKINS E, mgr Union Mutuai 
Life lusurance Co of Maine, 601 Cal- 
ifornia 

Hawkins James J E, stock broker, 
room 18, 309 Montgomery 

Hawkins J M, gold and silver plater, 
620 Merchant 

Hawkins Wm, machine works, 210 and 
212 Beale 

Hawks A D, printers’S materials, 532 

lay 


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315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal. 


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San Francisco. 


Hawley Bros Hardware Co (M C, GT, 
Ww N andG A Hawley), wholesale 
hardware and_ agricultural) imple- 
ments, 301-309 Market 

Hawley C A (U J Hawley & Co) 215 and 
217 Sutter 

Hawley Charles (Joseph Hort & Co), 
865 Market 

Hawley Chas A (Chas A Hawley & Co), 
412 Market 

Hawley Chas A & Co (Chas A Hawley 
and E J Robinson), hardware, 412 
Market 

Hawley C J (Hawley CJ & Co), 215 
and 217 Sutter 

Hawley C J & Co(C J and C A 
Hawley), grocers, 215 and 2)7 Sutter 

VID N, agt. agricultu- 
ral implements, Howe’s scales, wag- 
ons, bugyies and phaetons, etc, 117 
and 119 Market 

Hawley G A (Hawley Bros Hardware 
Co), 301 Market 

Hawley G T (Hawley Bros Hardware 
Co), 301 Market 

Hawley JacobC (Falk, Hawley & Co), 
7 Spear 

Hawley M C(Hawley Bros Hardware 
Co), 301 Market 

Hawley W N (Hawley Bros Hardware 
Co), 301 Market 

Haworth James, wood and coal, 42) 
Hayes 

Hawton Robert, cigars, 1317 Stockton 

Hawxhurst Rubt, capitalist, 402 Mont- 


gomery ek 
Hay John McHardy, janitor and at- 
tendant, SE cor Kearny and Wash- 
ington ; 
Hayburn Margaret, teacher West Mis- 
sion Primary School 
Haycock J F (Haycock, Tallant & 
Cotton), NW cor Folsom and Maine 
Haycock, Tallant & Cotton (J F Hay- 
cock, Robt Tallant and D E Cotton), 
proprs California Oil Works, mill and 
office, NW cor Folsom and Main 
Hayden E (California Package Disin- 
fecting Co), room 8, 525 Front 
Hayden Frank, tailor, 681 Mission 
Hayes & Co (California Transfer Co), 
222 Montgomery 
Hayes Ianiel E (Hinckley, Spiers & 
ayes), 220 Fremont 
Hayes & Fowzer (H C Hayes and J 
‘owzer), photographers, 115 4th 
Hayes Geo R B, attorney-at-law, 604 


la; 
Hayes. H C (Hayes & Fowzer}, 115 4th 
Hayes John (Hayes & Co California 
ransfer C »), 222 Montgomer 
Hayes John F, carpenter, 1924 Ellis 
YES T, carpenter. and 
builder, 1723 Larkin 


PRISON CELLS, ““esr‘nnts Stree wr.” 


Hayes & Sheehy, wood and coal, 5 Oak 
rove ave 

Hayes Silas, bakery, 843 Valencia 

HayeeS & P, saloon, 160 Ist 

Hayes Thos, groceries, 438 3d ( 

HAYES THOS. plumber, 1528 Polk 

“HAYES VALLEY ADVER- 
TISER” (weekly), Wm Clack & Co 


proprs, 509 is 

HAYES VALLEY BREWERY, 
Henry Wahmuth & Co proprs, 512 
and 514 Grove 

Hayes Valley Grammar School, cor Mc- 
Allister and Franklin 

Hayes Valley Market, M Strause & Co 
proprs, cor Grove and Laguna 

Hayes Valley Methodist Church, La- 


guna 

Hayes Valley Primary School, cor Grove 
and Larkin 

Hayessen J W, wood and coal, 524 
Brady 

Haymann A, locksmith, 234 Post 

Haynert Clements, upholsterer and 
decorator, 214 Stockton 

Hays Fred, wig maker, 10 Stockton 

Hays & Gyselaar (J T Hays and John 
Gyselaar), saloon, 822 Kearny 

Hays Irvin W, Jr (Wilbert & Hays), 
18 dd y 

Hays J T (Hays & Gyselaar), 822 
Kearny 

art: Wm K, musical instruments, 217 
sf 

Hayward Alvinza, mining, 224 Califor- 
nia 

Haywards Express, Thos Armstrong 
propr, 1 Commercial 

Hazard Sporting and Blasting Powder, 
Thos H Selby & Co agts, 116 and 118 
California 

Hazelton Bros (Chas S Eaton agt), mus- 
ical instruments, 647 Market 

Pe Mrs RR, dressmaker, 151 
t 

H Company, 2d artillery N G Cal, Geo 
Bigley Capt, armory 620 Bush 

Heagerty D D, groceries, NW cor lith 
and Folsom 

Heald I A, American Machine and 
Model Works, 514 Commercial 

HEALD’S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 
Woodbury & Haley proprs, 24 Post 
(see acdvt back of book) 

‘‘Healds’s College Journal,” 24 Post 

Healey Benjamin, real estate, 531 Cali- 
fornia 

Healey D A, boots and shoes, 1222 
Market 

HEALEY JOHN T, crockery and 
glassware, 2237 Mission 

Healey Mra Julia, groceries, cor 18th 


and Noe 
Healey Patrick, saloon, 131 3d 


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Healms J 
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Hebrew Ber 
ser sec, 4] 
Hebrew (Ho 
19th and 
*‘Hebrew” ( 
Commerci 
“Hebrew 
ropr, 622 
Hebrew Orp 
evisader 
E=t| Hecht AE 
27 Sanso 
Rent Bros 
and 
a and shoes, 
Hecht Ema { 
ifornia 
Hecht Isaac 
27 Sanso: 
Hecht Jaco ' 
oston 
Hecht Loui 


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an 

Healms John A E, groceries, 18 7th 

Health Office, J L Meares health officer, 
14 O'Farrell 

iar" S, hay and grain, Mission nr 
29t 


Healy E (Gordon & Healy), 22 Hayes 

Healy Mrs Mary, fruits aid vegetables, 
29374 Mission 

Healy P, business agency, 405 Kearny 

Healy T, bootmaker, 705 Howard 

HEALY TIMOTHY J, plumber and 
gastitter, 532 Bush 

Heaney John, prison-keeper and sar- 

an 


, the Tailor. 3 


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t 

Heany John (Kane & Heany), 11-40 
Centre Market 

Hearty & Guthrie (John Hearty and 
Ww L Guthrie) groceries, 213 Broadway 

Hearty John (Hearty & Guthrie), 21% 
Broadway 

Heath Miss E A, artist, St Ann’s Build- 


in 

HEATH, GALLUP & CO (James A 
Heath and James Gallup), ship chan- 
dlers, 58 Clay 

Heath J A, barber, 231 2d 

Heath James A (Heath, Gallup & Co), 
58 Clay 

Heath R W, mining sec, 318 Pine 

HEATLEY ED (Dickson, DeWolf 
& Co), 412 and 414 Battery 

Heavey B J, grocer, 53 Everett 

Hebbard J C B, attorney, 557 Mont- 
gomer: 

Heber Wm, gunsmith, 631 Washington 

Heberling Running Stitch Machine, J 
B Toplitz agt, 529 Clay 

Hebrew (Betholam), Point Lobos ave nr 
Ocean House 

Hebrew Benevolent Society, Leo Eloes- 
ser sec, 414 oy 

Hebrew (Home of Peace) Cemetery, cor 
19th and Dolores 

‘‘Hebrew” (The) Philo Jacoby propr, 612 
Commercial 

“Hebrew Observer,” Wm _ Saalburg 
propr, 622 Clay 

Hebrew Orphan and Aged Asylum, cor 
Devisadero and Hayes 

Hecht A E (Hecht Bros & Co), 25 and 
27 Sansome 

Hecht Bros & Co (Isaac, Jacob H, Louis, 
M H and A E Hecht), wholesale boots 
and shoes, 25 and 27 Sansome 

Hecht Emanuel, coffee saloon, 540 Cal- 
ifornia 

Hecht Isaac (Hecht Bros & Co), 25 and 
27 Sansome 

Hecht Jacob H (Hecht Bros & Co), res 
Boston 

Hecht Louis (Hecht Bros & Co), res 
Boston 


For THE BEST FITTING SUIT OF CLOTHES go to JOE PO 


San Francisco. 


305 and 307 Cla: 
HEIBACH MRS A, cloak and dress- 


HAR w00 LUMBER & WAGON STOCK ena te a ier sews 


“itz! 


Hecht M H (Hecht Bros & Co), 25 and ' 
27 Sansome \j 

Heckmann Henry (Heckmann & Immel) 
NE cor Davis and Washington 

Heckmann & Immel (A J B Immel, H |; 
Heckmann), commission merchants, 
NE cor Davis and Washington 

Hedemann Wm (Mangels.& Hede- 
mann), cor Railroad and 11th aves 

Hedge Mrs Charlotte, lodging-house, 
759 Market 

Hedges & Dillenburg (G W Hedges and 
M Dillenburg), machinists and engi- 
neers, 32 Fremont 

Hedges G W (Hedges & Dillenburg), 32 
Fremont 

Heeia Sugar Plantation Co, Gustave 
Frank sec, works Oahu, Hawaiian 
Islands, office 3 California and 104 
Market 

Heense Charley L, barber, 264 Turk 

Heeth Albert, tailor, 423 East 

Hefer John A, wood and coal, 715 Har 
rison 

Heffernan M, liquors, 223 Sancome 

Heft John, barber, 709 Davis 

yy B, shipping agt, room 12, 506 

tte 


ry 

Hefty J, hairdresser, 709 Davis 

Hegun Mrs Catherine, groceries, 315 7th 
Hegarty Robt, millinery, 1410 Church 
Hegcler H F (J H Mentz & Co), 544 


lst 
Hegeler John H & Co (John H Hegeler), 
commission merchants, dairy produce, 


"wady [esve9 “S3guOd “HV MYOA MJN 40 “09 JONVUNSNI 31 TWALAW 


making, 254 Ellis 

— Christian, boots and shoes, 508 
4t 

Heick Wm, druggist, SE cor Tyler and 
Polk 


Heider C & Co, hairdresser, 310 Bush © 

Heider John, liquors, 325 Bush 

Heilbron A & Bro (Poly, Heilbron & Co), 
339 Kearny 

Heilbrun Samuel (Held Bros & Co), 13 
and 15 Sutter 

Heilfronn Julius, hairdresser, 341 Hayes 

Heilmann J H (Pioneer Soap Co), 708 
Brannan bet 6th and 7th 

Heim Franz (Heim & Orth), 121 Dupont 

Heim & Orth (Franz Heim and Peter 
Orth), boots and shoes, 121 Dupont 

Heiman Bros (Albert L and Jos Hei- 
man), clothing and furnishing goods, 
1028 and 1030 Market 

Heiman Albert L (Heiman Bros), 1030 
Market 

Heiman Jos (Heiman Bros), 1030 Market 

Heimburg Mra E W, propr Chicago 
Hotel, 220 and 222 Pacific 

Heinberg B, wholesale leather, 303 Bat- 
tery 


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‘Wallitary Goots, Regalias, ete., for all Orders, 


9 Mason 


le Temple, No. 6 Post Street, 8, F. 


178 San Francisco. 


(Heineman & 


Stern), 9084 Larki 
Y ? arkin 
HEINEMAN HARRY M, mfr gents’ 


neck wear, neck-ties, suspenders, 
'_ gloves and furnishing goods, 35 Sutter 
Heineman Louis, restaurant, 513 Va- 
lencia - 
INEMAN & STERN (Elias Heine- 
; man and Moses Stern), smoked and 
pickled beef, tongues and all kinds of 
‘ German sausages, 9084 Larkin 
Heinimann J M, physician, 1044 Mission 
Bx physician, NE cor 
Jackson and Montg:mery 
Heinimann Michael, physician, 1044 
‘ Mission 
HEININGER CH & C0, ivory goods 
- and pipes, 609 Sacramento 
Heinlen G A, atty-at-law, 629 Kearny 
Heinmer Henry, boots and shoes, 635 
Kearny 
Heinrich Rudolph, laundry, 18 Taylor 
Heins Mrs BE, artificial flowers, 103 
Stockton 
Heins J D(J D Heins & Co), cor Folsom 
' and Fremont 
Heins J D & Co, groceries, NW cor Fol- 
som and Fremont 
Heins Mrs K, groceries, NE cor Green 
and Larkin 
| Heins Wn, groceries, 1236 Union 
Heintzen Chas (Gillespie, Van De Mark 
- & Co), 11 Drumm 
Heinz Conrad (Hagenmeyer & Heinz), 
311 Montgomery ave 
Heinz Henry, barber, 503} East 
Heinz J (Himmelmann .& Heinz), 1827 
Union 
Heinz J J, propr Sacramento Hote’, 407 
1 ' Pacific 
Heinz J J, saloon, 1315 Stockton 
Heinze Fred, shoemaker, 21] Chatta- 
nooga near 22d 
: Heise Ohas Ed (Chas Ed Heise & Co), 
510 Battery 
Heise Chas Ed & Co (Chas Ed Heise 
and C Hohwiesner), ship and Custom 
House brokers, 510 Battery 
Heitman & Bunger (Christian Heitman 
and Christian Bunger), groceries, 1000 
Bush 
Heitman Ciristian (Heitman & Bunger), 
1000 Bush 
Heitmann Alwine, saloon, 530 Pacific 
Heitmann H H, ries, 400 Pacific 
HENRY, bakery, 
Ceary and 1216 Polk 
(Redington & 


492 8th, 1602 
HEITSHU 8 
Co), 529 Market 
Heitz Mrs E, varieties, Pacific Coast 


Stamp Co, DJ Kin t, 227 Post 
Heitz Joseph, liquors, 714 Bryant 
Heizmar John, watchmaker, 408 Com- 

mercial 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, 


Helbing August (Greenebaum, Helbing 
& Co), 2832 Montgomery 

Helbush Henry, groceries, NE cor Clay 
and Polk 

Held A, locksmith, 3064 3d 

Held Bernhard (Held Bros & Co), 15 and 
15 Sutter 

Held Bros & Co (Bernhard Held and 
Samuel Heilbrun), importers millinery 
goods, 13 and 15 Sutter and 512 and 

14 Market 

Held & Co, artificial flowers and feath- 

ers, 644 Market 


HELD GUSTAVE (Held & Miller) 


105 and i107 Dupont 
HELD & MILLER (Gustave Held 
and Otto F Miller), Grand National 


Hall Saloon, 105 and 107 Dupont 
Helke Chas, harnessmaker, 618 Mission 
Hellback Mrs J, dressmaker, 503 O’Far- 


rell 

Hellbeck Mme Josephine, dressmaker, 
301 Ivy ave 

Heller A W (Sachs, Heller & Co), res 
New York 

HellerC L (Falkenstein & Co), NE cor 
Battery and Front 

Heller E L (Sachs, Heller & Co), SW 
cor Battery and Bush 

Heller Mrs J, ladies’ underwear, 315 
Dupont 

Heller Jonas (M Heller & Bros), N Y 

eh a cg Pa 8 Bros (Moses, o mebio and 

onas Heller), importers of dr 

112 and 114 Banshmne si 

Heller Martin (M Heller & Bros) and 
pres Odd Fellows Savings Bank 

Heller Moses (M Heller & Bros) and 
treas Board of Trade of S F 

HELLMANN BROS & CO (Richard 
and Horace Hellmann), commission 
merchants and agts Hamburg Board 
of Underwriters, Union and National 
Banks of Australia, 525 Front 

Hellstrommer C H, liquors, 12 Wash- . 
ington : 

HELLWEGEN HENRY, artist, art 
gallery, yeaa studio and picture 
rames, 108 Taylor 

at hg Monod 3 buckskin tannery, 
26th between Howard and Capp 

Hellwig Fred, bakery and confection- 
ery, 110 Dupont 

Helman J, dressmaker, 225 Goary 

Helmken J T (Helmken & Lackeman), 
516 Kearny 

Helmken & Lackeman (J T Helmken 
and Charles. Lackeman), hardware, 
516 Kearn 

Helmrich 6 (Helmrich & Hansen), 
421 Ualifornia 

Helmrich & Hansen (O Helmrich and E 
Hansen), bullion and exchange, 42) 
California 


Tabular Wheelbarrows, Bolt gad Bridge 
Work, S27 Main Street, San Francisce. 


333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


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CONKLIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING 


Hencke Hi 
Bros), 4( 
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Hencken M 
Henckes N 


business 
speaker, 
Hendericks 
Steuart 
Henderson 
1901 Bus 
Henderson 
Folsom 
Henderson 
Clarence 
1901 ano 
Henderson 
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Helms H W, grocer, 1910 Market 

H-lms John E A, groceries, 18 7th 

Helmuth Wm, mfr cigars, 506 Jackson 

Helvetia Hotel, Steiner & Gamma (J 
Steiner and A Gamma) proprs, 431 
and 433 Pine 

HELVETIA SWISS FIRE INSUR- 
ANCE C‘), Harry W Syz gen agt, 
220 and 222 California 

Benne L (Hemme & Maurer), 917 Mar- 

et 

Hemme & Maurer (Louis Hemme and 
Leo Maurer), restaurant and bakery, 
917 Market 

ee Henry, bakery, cor 14th 
ave and 

Hemmer Henry, boots and shoves, 635 
cle A 

Hempel H E, groceries, NW cor Sacra- 
mento and Scott 

Henarie D V B(E Martin & Co), 408 
Front 

Hencke Herman (Von Ronn & Hencke 
Bros), 406 Front 

Hencke Wm (Von Ronn & Hencke 
Bros), 406 Front 

pet C (Roberts & Hencken), 1311 

‘0 

Hencken Bros (John and Martin Henc- 
ken), 154 3d 

Hencken John (Hencken Bros), 154 3d 

Hencken M (H Muller & Co), grocer, 
NW cor Bryant and Garden 

Hencken M (Henry Brickwedel & Co), 
208 and 210 Front 

Hencken Martin (Hencken Bros), 154 3d 

Henckes Nicholas, liquors, 248 Sutter 

HENDEE MRS MARY J, electrician, 
business medium and_ inspiration 
speaker, 8654 Market 

Henderickson Andrew, 
Steuart 

Henderson C F (Henderson & Hook), 
1901 Bush ; 

Henderson Mrs C L, dressmaker, 1005 
Folsom 

Henderson & Hook (C F Henderson and 
Clarence Hook), temperance grocers, 
1901 and 1903 Bush 

Henderson James, painter, 647 Mission 

Henderson James, marble works, I O O 
F Cemetery, Point Lobes ave 

Henderson John (Barry, Baird & Co), 
320 Sansome 

Henderson John Jr, wood and coal, 117 
O'Farrell 

Henderson T H, sec Renton Cuval Co, 
22 Sacramento 

arp & Thompson, carpets, 3004 


ission 

Hendley A B (Heywood & Hendley), 
222 and 224 Clay 

Hendricks H W, physician, 330 Sutter 

Hendrickson A, liquors, 252 Steuart 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, srect's-' 


liquors, 252 


wtreet, 8. 


179 


Hendry Chas J (Coffin & Hendry), 2 
Market 

Hendry R, agt European Salicylic Med- 
icine Co, 30 Gear 

HENDY JOSHUA, mfr mining and 
saw mill machinery, 49 and 51 Fre- 
mont 

Henery D, liquors, 219 2d 

Hei.ey Mrs Mary, vakery, 801 Stockton 

HENEY WM J & CO (Richard and 
Wm J Heney), furniture and carpets, 
18-22 Ellis 

Henkel Wn, saloon, SW cor Sacramen- 
to and Drumm 

Henken Mrs M, bakery, 1502 Folsom 

Henne Henry, saloon, 536 California 

Henne John, liquors, 1607 Polk 

Hennes Christ, rattan and willow mfr, 
1]08 Market 

Hennessey Patrick, liquors, 505 6th 

Hennessy & Co tanners, llth ave bet 
PandQ, SSF 

Hennessy D, tailor, 142 2d 

Henningsen Hans, cigars and tobacco, 
842 Market 

Henn & Landgraf (Wm Henn and John 
Landgraf), restaurant, 3 lst 

Henn William (Henn & Landgraf), 3 1st 

HENRICHS CHAS J, saloon, SW cor 
4th and King 

Henrichsen Edward, saloon, cor 7th and. 
Brannan 

Henriksen B E,,. architect, '31 Post 

Henrioulle Gregvire, liquors, 117 7th 

Henry B F, furniture, 139 3d 

Henr ila A, lodgings and restaurant, 
14 

HENRY D, saloon, 219 2d 

Henry GJ (D M Hosmer & Co), 429 
California , 

Henry Joseph, boots and shoes, 909 
Larkin 

Henry Joseph, wood and coal, NE cor 
Green and Front 

Henry LJ, physician and druggist, NE 
cor Mission and 11th 

Henry Melde, propr California Nur- 
cer, San Bruno Road bet 28th and 
29t 


Henry Samuel, furniture, 1008 Howard 

Henry Samuel H, attorney-at-law, 708 
Montgomery 

Henry William W (Feiling & Henry), 
319 Sacramento 

Henry William, lodging-house, 37 2d 

Henschen Mrs C, groceries, SE cor 
Ellis and Steiner 

Henshelwood Thomas R (Doane & Hen- 
shelwooil), SE cor Sutter and Kearny 

Hensler Arnold, Swiss Brewery, lager 
beer, 416 Dupont 

Hent R W, attorney-at-law, 605 Clay 

Hentrich Lewis, wholesale lard, hams, 
etc, 613 Front 


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San Francisco. 


Z A H, Yerba Buena, 534 Park | HEROLD CHAS, blacksmith, San 
ave wre 200 McAllister Bruno Road nr Army 
Hepp George, boots and shoes, 1325 se Conrad, groceries, 19 and 21 
upont 
Herber John, propr Eureka Hall, 527 | Herold C (Herold Bros), 704 Battery 


“ony 4 Herold M (Herold Bros), 704 Battery 
Haier tailor, 908 Pine 


Herbert William ©, coal oil cans and 
cases, 38 Commercial 
Herbst’ a a watchmaker and jew- 


HERUU 134 
CULES POWDER WORKS, 
ae G Kittle pres, J F Lohse sec, 230 
California 
Herdel Fritz, liquors, 729 Haight 
Hering Chas, saddlery, 2212 Mission 
Heringer R F, painting and whitening, 
1124 Mission 


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Herpich Miss O, dressmaker, 516 Geary 

Herrera fF, consul-general Nicaragua, 
Bolivia, Ecuador, United States 
of Venezuela and Honduras, 218 
California 

Herrick E H, painter, 106 Weshington 

HERRICK t M, wholesale lumber 
shipping and commission, 19 Steuart 

BERRIN WM F (Stewart & Her- 
rin), attorney-at-law, 310 Pine 

Herring R, furniture and bedding, 429 

and 431 4th 


Heringhi B, real estate, 317 Mont- eo C (C Herrmann & Co), 336 


go Kearn 
Heringh! Leopold, watches and jewelry, ithermann C &Co (C Herrmann and 


Heringhi Samuel, real estate and stock 
broker, 317 Montgomery 

Heriot, Bigley & Co (James K Heriot, 
Donald Ross and George Bi ley), 
commission merchants, NE cor Davis 
and Clay 

Heriot James K pie Me Bigley & Co), 
NE cor Davis and Cl ey 

Herkelrath & Co (Wm _ Herkelrath 
and Otto Farber), groceries, 301 Tyler 

ee Wm (Herkelrath & Co), 301 


Herlihy Dennis C & Co (DC Herlihy), 


ie 6404 Howard 
& gg ed Richard, wood and coal, 1204 
$3 road way 
Herman artin, stock broker, 242 
¥ ong dw 
ae Herman Rodolph, Harbor View Park, 
cor Baker and Jefferson 
Hermann B (Hermann B & Co), cor 
+ Polk and Bush 
f° | Hermann B & Co (B Hermann and A 
Aurich), meat market, stalls 5 and 6, 
ES cor Polk and Bush 
Hermann Kolkmann, groceries, SE cor 
Geary and Hyde 
Hermann Lucien, mining sec, 220 San- 
some 
THEO & CO (Theo 
Hermann), birds, 630 Washington 
Hermann, The Sons of, Ernst Vou Ben- 
del Lodge, 510 Bush 
Hermann, The Sons of, San ifrancisco 
Lodge, F R Meyer pres, 510 Bush 
Hermansen Herman (Hermansei: Jor- 
gensen & Co), cor Summer and Kearny 
Hermansen, Jorgensen & Co (H Herman- 
sen and Hans P Jorgensen), restau- 
rant, cor Summer and Kearn: 


Herold Bros (C and M Herold), butch- 
ers, 704 Battery 


Frank Veen), hats and caps, 336 
Kearny 

Herrmann & Co (Sigismund Herrmann), 
importers and dealers in hops, corks, 
brewers’ materials, and agt South 
Park Malt House and Alex Fries & 
Bro’s essential oils and essences, 313 
Sacramento 

Herrmann James, attorney-at-law, 409 
Califoraia 

Herrmann Sigismund (Herrmann & Co), 
313 Sacramento 
Herron Jas, Baer 2202 Fillmore 

Herspring h, propr New York 
Jewelry Co, Sutter 

Hertel Fred, liquors, 729 Haight 

Hertweck C F, upholsterer, 903 Larkin 

Hertz Jacob (L & J Hertz), 5 and 6 
Centre Market 

Heitz , clothing, 427 Pacific 

Hertz L & J (Louis and Jacob Hertz), 
meats, 5 and 6 Centre Market 

Hertz Louis (L & J Hertz), 5 and 6 
Centre Market 

Hertzo Anton, restaurant, SW cor 4th 
and Berry 

Hervey Mrs, dressmaker, 1064 Howard 

GUSTAV, cuttlery, smokers’ 

articles, brushes, druggists’ sundries, 
etc, 315 Battery 

Herzberg I, stock broker, 326 Pine 

Herzer Bingo, mgr ‘‘ Abend Post,” 535 
California 

Herzog Bros (Frank and Herman Her- 
z0g), blacksmiths, 737 Broadwa 

Herzog J, picture frames, 1530 Polk 

Herzstein » physician, 324 Sutter 

Heslep A M, attorney-at-law, 636 Clay 

Heslke Charles, saddler, 617 Mission 

Hess Andrew, bootmaker, 416 Folsom 

Hess C, propr Union Brewery, 326 
Clementina 


Hess Charles, optician, 519 Kearny 


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Hess and M Greenblatt), proprs “‘Dai- 
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Hess Frederick (Frederick Hess & Co), 
409 Bush 

Hess Henry, furnishing goods, 219 
Bouteomery. 

Hess J, bootmaker, 1709 Market 

Hess J, provisions and cheese, stall 20, 
Bay City Market 

Hess Louis, Damiana Bitters, 12 Mont- 
gomery ave 

Hess R, coffee saloon, 417 California 

Hess Robert, bootmaker, 174 4th 

Hess Robert, confectionery, 1707 Mac- 


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Hesse Wm, supt Boca Brewing Co, 406 
Sacramento 
Hesse Wm, hay, grain and feed, 1535 
Mission 
lnessgan Louisa, ba!.ery and confection- 
ery, 1048 Folsou.. 
Hession Michael, groceries, SW cor 
Polk and Broadway 
Hessler ‘Chas, ship and custom house 
broker, 518 Battery 
Hessler Wm, bakery, 715 Pacific 
Hessler Wm, bakery, 617 Post 
Hesthal August (Philipp, Hesthal & Co), 
* 606 Market and 316 17th 
Hestres E, general agt, 217 Sansome 
Hetzer J A, glazier, 810 Valencia 
Heubner E, mfr of lounge frames, 225 
and 227 Beale 
Heuddy Wm, dancing academy, 909 
Market 
HEUER A 
4th and Everett 
Heuer P, groceries, 713 Lombard 
Heughes Wn, printer, 421 Montgomery 
Heut R W, attorney-at-law, SW cor 
Montgomery and Clay 
Hewitt Lodging House, 2364 6th 
Hewlett Frederick (White & Hewlett), 
320 Davis 
Hews George M, saloon, 432 California 
Hewston Geo, physician, 323 Sutter 
Hextell Thomas, gardener, 101 Mont- 
gomery Block 
HEY JOHN (Smadeke & Hey), whole- 
sale liqvors, 1201 Mission 
Heye Henry, saloon, 613 East 
Heydenaber Louis A, liquors, Bay bet 
owell and Mason 
Heydenfeldt Solomon, attorney-at-law, 
room 34, 309 Montgomery 
Heydenfeldt Solomon Jr (Heydenfeldt, 
efferson & Levy), attorney-at-law, 
318 Pine 
Baydanteiay, Jefferson & Levy (S Hey- 
lenfeldt Jr, John W Jefferson and 
Walter H Levy), attorneys-at-law, 
318 Pine 


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Heyer Albert, groceries, 500 3d 

Heyermann J A F, physician and drug- 
gist, SW cor 4th and Bryant 

Sere August, blacksmith, 413 


Heyfron Joseph, wood and coal, 330 6th 
Heymann H (Everett & Heymann), 628 
Sacramento 
A, attorney-at-law, 
“10 Pine 
Heynemann H, pres Heeia Sugar Plan- 
tation, SW cor Drumm and California 
Heynemann H (H Heynemann & Co), 
5 and 7 Sansome 
Heynemann H & Co(H Heynemann and 
F P Salomons), dry and furnishing 
goods, 5 and 7 Sansome 
Heyneman Herman (Herman Heyneman 
& Co), 217 Front 
Heyneman Herman & Co (Herman 
Hagnsinan and S Redlich) commis- 
’ sion merchants, 217 Front 
Heyneman Lionel, civil engineer, 5 
Sansome i 
Heyneman H, painter, 1118 Larkin 
Heywood Bros & Co, furniture and bed- 
ding, 589-595 Mission 
Heyword & Hendley (S J Heywood and 
Ai C Hendley), produce, 222 and 224 
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Haywood Mark, wood and coal, 716 
Folsom 
Heywood S J (Heywood & Hendley), 
222 and 224 Cla 
Hibbard C W (Roberts & Hibbard), 202 
Stockton 
Hibernia Brewery, Matthew Nunan 
propr, 1225 Howard 
Hibernia F’:‘’, 246 2d 
HiberniaSavings and Loan Society (The), 
Miles D Sweeney pres, Robt J Tobin 
sec and‘ treas, Robt Roy asst sec, 
NE cor Montgomery and Market 
Hicket Mary, bakery, 1524 Dupont 
Hickey Daniel, saloon, NW cor Pacific 
and Battery 
Hickey Edw, bootmaker, 1652 Mission 
Hickey John, merchant tailor, 933 
Markot 
Hickey Miss Mary, dressmaker, 128 2d 
Hickox Geo C & Co (Geo C Hickox), 
stock brokers, 314 Pine 
HICKS DANIEL (D Hicks & Co), 508 
Montgomery 
HICKS D & CO (Daniel Hicks and 
Norris A Judd), bookbinders and 
blank book manufacturers, proprietors 
Pacific Coast Hotel Register Co, 508 
Montgomery 
Hicks J L, sewing machines, 667 Mis- 


sion 

Hicks & White, cigars and tobacco, 
1100 Market 

Hickatedt Herman, baker, 127 ith 


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Hicks James H, bakery, 315 5th 

Hien August (Hien & Benoit), 1135 
Dupont 

Hien & Benoit (August Hien and Chas 
Benoit), saloon,d135 Dupont 

HIESTER A C (Bunker & Hiester), 238 

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Higel Alois, groceries, cor Kcker and 


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HIGGART N E, bakery, 1524 Dupont 
Higgins & Collins (Elisha Higgins and 
Geo H Collins), wood posts, bark and 
shingles, Redwood lu.nber, 271 East 
gene Elisha (Higgins & Collins), 271 
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Higgins G C, Sec Eureka Lodge K of H, 
121 Eddy 
Higgins James, grocer, 963 Mission 
FIN, propr Western 
Hotel, 212 Broadway 
Higgins M, painter, 25 Rausch 
Higyins Miss Kate, dressmaker, 428 
Farrell 
Higgins Wm L, real estate, 3244 Mont- 
gomery 
Higge John, liquors, 233 6th 
Highton Henry B, attorney-at-law, 528 
California 
Hilbert A, florist, 15 Geary 
Hild Joseph, bakery, 246 28th 
Hildebrand Albert, saloon, 1228 Market 
Hildebrand August, butcher, 123 7th 
Hildebrand ©, sec Crockett Lodge F 
& AM, 121 Eddy 
Hildebrand C, junk, 1136 Howard 
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324 

Hildebrand Miss Eda, restaurant, 619 
Sacramento 

Hildebrand G, livery stable, 807 Mont- 
omery ave 

Hildebrand Mrs J L, physician, 319 
Powell 

Hildebrand John, restaurant, 1938 Mis- 
sion 

Hildebrandt Carsten (Hildebrandt & 
Knop), SE cor Montgomery and 
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Hildebrandt Henry, groceries ond| HILLER FRE 


liquors, 208 Sutter 

Hildebrandt & Knop (Carsten Hilde- 
brandt & Elfort Knop), groceries, SE 
cor Montgomery and Broadway 

Hildebrandt, Posner & Co (W C Hilde- 
brandt and M Posner), wholesale 
liquors, 411 and 413 Battery 

Hildenbrand C, gasfitting, 181 16th 

Hilderbrand C, junk, 1136 Howard 

Hilderbrand C, grocer, 319 Green 
and 416 O'Farrell 

Hil ‘erbrandt Henry, groceries, 206 Sut- 


ter 
Hildreth George W, restaurart, 10 
Montgomery 


Hilge Ernst, bakery, NE cor Powell 
and Pacific 

Hilgerloh Augusta, bakery, 1305 Mission 

mlreign Jacob, liquors, 2 and 4 Leides- 

orff 

Hilton Mrs D, liquors, 921 Howard 

Hilton George F, physician, 8084 Mis- 
sion 

Hill Mrs -A, varieties, 4124 Geary 

Hill Mrs A J, dressmaking, 118 Ellis 

Hill BS, propr The Asbestos Fibre, 317 
Mission 

Hill H O (Roberts & Hill), 723 Folsom 

Hill Jolin, real estate broker, 402 Mont- 
gomery 

HILL REV JOHN B, agt Methodist 
Book Depository and Phillips & Hunt, 
N Y, 1041 Market, res San Jose, Cal 

HILL JOHN H, real estate, room 3, 
605 Sacramento 

Hill Lloyd (Hall & Hill), 842 Market 

Hill Miss M E, bakery, cor 24th and 
Alabama 

Hill Morgan (E H Jones & Co), 535 
Market 

Hill S M, carpenter, 111 Jessie 

Hill Samuel (estate of), A M Hill mgr, 
sewing machines, 634 Market 

Hill Samuel (Williams, Hill & Co), 517 


eary 
Hill Wm H, straw works, 753 Mission 
Hillebrand A, liquors, 1228 Market 
Hillebrand H, groceries, 1712 Eddy 
Hillebrandt Carsten, groceries, NW cor 
Bush and Octavia 
Hillebrandt C, groceries, NW cor Eddy 
and Pierce ; 
Hillebrandt F, Enterprise Brewery, 
2015-2019 Folsom 
Hillebrandt Fabian, groceries, cor Jes- 
sie and Willow ave 
Hillen D H, groceries, NW cor Pine 
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Street Hotel, 22 and 24 Turk 
Hillenbrand Wm (Hillenbrand & Klose), 
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DERICK JR, (F Hiller 
Jr & Uo), 33 Dupont 
Hiller Frederick Sr, physician, 103 


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F JR & GO, proprs Pacific 

Homeopathic Pharmacy, 3:5 Dupont 

Hillert F, architect, 620 Washington 

Hilliard E M, fruits, SE cor 20th and 
Mission . 

HILLIARD LB, supt The Bradstrect 
Co Improved Mercantile Agency, 2: 
California 

Hillman James, inspector boilers, 
Appraiser’s Building 

Hillman Jenny C, teacher Mission 
Grammar School 


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Bae P ry rie (Purnhagen & Hillman), 


Hille Bros (A H and R W Hills), butter | Hinrichs J 


and eggs, stalls 25 and 26 Bay City 
Market 

Hills R W & A H, coffee and spice 
mills, 12 4th 

Hills RW (Hills Bros), stalls 25 and 26 
Bay City Market 

Hill S M, carpenter, 842 Clay nr New 
Montgomer 

ee Miss E v millinery, 1624 

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Hilmer Louis, druggist, SW cor Larkin 
and Geary 

Hilmer’s SE ed Laboratory, 389 8th 

HILTON G F, or ab WELTER 8084 Mission 

HILZINGER 


IEB (Dorler & 
Hilzinger), 317 4th 
Himan Morris, furniture, 606 Broadway 
Himmelmann G (Himmelmana & Heinz), 
1827 Union 
Himmelmann & Heinz (@ Himmelmann 
and J Heinz), meat market, 1827 


Union 
TOSS GEORGE, bakery, 
2409 Howard 
Hinchlitfe W, propr Galt House, 632 
Market 
Hinchman T W, sec California Street 
Railroad, sec Bay District Associa- 
tion, sec "Crystal Palace Garden Asso- 
ciation, sec S F Paving Co, SE cor 
California and Larkin 
Hinck Henry J, groceries, SE cor Polk 
and Ellis 
Hinckley A B, drayman, 360 Natoma 
Hinckley Daniel (Hinckley, Spiers & 
Hayes), 220 Fremont 
Hinckle » Spiers & Ha bey (D B Hinck- 
ley, as Spiers and D E Hayes), 
proprs Fulton Iron Works, 220 Fre- 
mont 
HINDERS HENRY, boots and shoes, 
340 Kearny 
Hindman James, painter, 903 Folsom 
Hink Henry M, groceries, SE cor Du- 
pont and Greenwich 
Hink P H, saloon,. 612 Washington 
and 4 Montgomery ave, and Seaside 
Gardens, Baker bet Beach and Jef- 
ferson 
Hinkley Oliver, supt Pacific Carriage 
Company and livery stable, 11 Powell 
Hinkle Philip, hyiraulic and air pres- 
sure elevators, 116 and 118 Main 
HINKLE D RJ M, National Surgical 
Institute, Wy Bush 
Hinman H C, agt Merchant's Dispatch, 
411 California 
W 8 (Chapman & Hinman), 
126 Ellis 


Hinrichs August, saloon, N'W cor Union 
and Front 


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Hinrichs August, saloon, SE cor Front 
and Vallejo 
» restaurant, 9 and 11 Pa- 
cific 


HINTON MARGRET, branch bakery, 
1235 Mission 

Hinton W M & Co, printers, 536 Clay 

Hintze I, tailor, 338 Bush 

Hintz J J, Harmony Hotel, 735 Brannan 

HINZA T (Dierck, Hinz & Plagemann), 
NE cor Mission and Main 

HINZ AUG C (Hinz & Landt), 16 2d 

Hinz.J H, corkscrewmaker, 10 Steven- 
son 

HINZ & LANDT (Aug C Hinz and 
“p Landt), wholesale millinery and 
straw goods, 16 and 18 2d, Grand 
Hotel Building 

Hinz W (Haker & Hinz), 545 Market 

HIP WO, shoe factory, 223 Leidesc: ff 
nr Clay 

Hippmann Rudolph epenane & 
aaa 28 and 29 California Mar- 


Hippmann & Schussler (Rudolph Hipp- 
mann and Adolph Schussler), fruits 
and vegetables, 28 and 29 California 
Market 

HIRIGOYEN MICHAEL (F Candau 
& Co), 213 3d 

Hirsch Bros (Joseph and Leopold 


mae) clothing, 204 Montgomery’ 


Hirsch BS (BS Hirsch & Co), 748 Mar- 
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Hirsch BS & Co (B S Hirsch), ‘‘The 
Bandbox,” millinery goods, 748 Mar- 


ket 

Hirsch L (W Cohen & Co), res New 
York 

dirsch Prosper, billiards (Cafe Fran- 
cais), cor Sacramento and Kearay 

Hirsch S, collector, 29 Kearny 

H irechfeld D (Hirschfeld & Saroni), 118 


Dav 

Hirechfeld J H, pawn broker, 510 
een 

Hirschfeld & Saroni (D Hirschfeld and 
Louis Saroni), candy factory, 118 and 
120 Davis 

Hirschfelder Jos O, physician, 229 


Geary 
Hirschman Adolph, jewelry mfr, 328 


Bush 
Hirshfield Solomon, 
Central Market 
Hislop Robt C, furniture, 424 Hayes 
pre in ny On bw 448 California 
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ents la agt Union Pacitic, Texas 
acitic, and Atchison, Topeka & Santa 
Fe Railways, 1 Montgomery cor Post 
Hitchcock S B, bootmake', 102 lith 
Hitte F, restaurant, 1101 Dupont 


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Hittell Theodore H, attorney-at-law, 23 


. pmcenery, Finck 

Hixson H B (H B Hixson & Co), poul- 
try and gaine, 19 Bay City Market 

Hixson H B& Co (A Menke and H B 
Hixson), poultry and game, 48 and 49 
Washington Market 

Hixson Jasper M (Hixson, Justi & Co), 
316 and 318 Washington 

Hixson, Justi & Co (J M and W D Hix- 
son and Chas Justi), commission mer- 
chants, 316 and 318 Washington 

Hixson Walter I (Hixson, Justi & Co), 
316 and 318 Washington 

Hoadley G C, dentist, 54 Kearny 

Fivag’s Hall, cor Sutter and Powell 

Hoag L B, Bey Ncinn, 649 Howard 

Hoag Wm M, capitalist, 302 Mont- 


gomery 

Hoagland William C, architect, 432 
Montgomery 

Hobart B (Hobart, Wood & Co), 15 
Sansome 

Hobart, Wood & Co (B Hobart and S A 
Wood), boots and shoes, 15 Sansome 

Hobbert H T, books, stationery and 
jewelry, 218 3d 

HOBBS F, grain commission, 402 Front 
cor Cla: 

HOBBS } KC (Hobbs, Wall & Co), 18 

ale 

HOBBS, WALL & CN (J K C Hobbs 
and J G Wall), box factory and agts 
Crescent City and Trinidad Steamer 
Line, 11 and 13 Beale 

Hobbs W §S, attorney-at-law, 619 Mont- 
gomery 

Hobbs Walter S, attorney-at-law, 519 
Montgomery 

Hobbs Walter S, attorney, 6 Montgom- 
gomery ave 

Hobe Miss Sophia, teacher Valencia 
Primary School 

HOBRO Wy D, plumber and gasfitter, 
728 Washington 

Hobron Wm, meat market, 5 Jackson 

Hobson J E (Moore, Ferguson & Co), 
211 and 213 Clay 

Hochkoffer Rudolph, mdse broker and 
Austro-Hungarian consul, 203 Front 

HODGDON WALTER H A, physician 
and surgeon and assistant sec Board 
of Health and sec S F County Medi- 
cal Society, 108 Geary 

Hodge Robert, cloak and suit mfr, 10 


5t 

Hodgkin J W (A Germon & Co), 113 
Mission 

Hoeber Eugene (Neal & Hoeber), 415 
ons ieee 

Hoeckele Louis, groceries, SE cor Leav- 
enworth and Eddy 

Hoefer H G, cabinetmaker, SW cor 
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Hoefler L M, attorney-at-law, 328 
Montgomery 

Hoeft John, grocer, 818 and 828 Clay 

Hoeges Jacob, coffee saloon, 325 Bush 

Hoegmann Julius (Hoegmann & Ras- 
chen), groceries, NE cor 18th and Va- 
lencia 

HOEGMANN & RASCHEN (Julius 
Hoegmann and Fred Raschen), gro- 
ceries, NE cor 18th and Valencia 

Hoehn Jacob, supt Summit Ice Co, 64 
Minna, res Sacramento 

Hoehn Philip J, groceries, 24th nr Noe 

Hoehn Philip, fruits, 1203 Valencia 

HOELCHER A & CO (Anton Hoel- 
cher and George Scharetg), proprs 
South San Francisco Brewery, cor 
14th and Railroad ave 

Hoelscher Elisa (Wm Hoelscher & Co), 
504 Market 

Hoelscher Wm (Wm Hoelscher & Co), 
504 Market 

Hoelscher Wm & Co (Elisa Hoelscher), 
importers liquors, 504 Market 

HO JOHN, boots and shoes, NW 
cor 9th and Folsom 

Hoenes Louis W (Stolz & Hoenes), 1103 
Folsom 

Hoertkorn Chas, boots and shoes, 543 
Washington 

Hoesch H, restaurant, 417 Pine 

Hoesch John, sec Board of Health, 14 
O'Farrell 

Hoesch Wm, messenger Health Depart- 
ment, 14 O'Farrell 

HOEY EUGENE, mfr Hoey’s Patent 
Sofa Bed, 25 Turk ur Market 

Hoey Owen H, coal, wood, hay and 
grain, NE cor 24th and Harrison 

Hofen & Co (Leo Hofen and Charles F 
Leege), teas, coffee and spices and 
match fectory, cor 11th and Harrison 
and 412 Clay 

Hofen Leo (Hofen & Co), 412 Clay 

HOFF HENRY (Hoff & Freble), 2414 
California 

HOFF & PREBLE (F E Preble and 
Henry Hoft), West End Stables, liv- 
ery boarding, carriages, 2414 Califor- 
nia 

Hoff Simon, tailor, 952 Mission 

Hoffer Charles, painter, 636 Commercial 

Hoffesster Herman, wagonmaker, cor 
Railroad and 15th aves 

Hoffman & Cohn (S Hoffman and I 
Cohn), mfrs of cigars, dealers in 
tobacco, etc, 206 3d 

Hoffman & Co, wholesale fancy goods 
and notions, 17 and 19 Battery 

Hoffman C 8, wood-carver, 310 Mis- 
sion 

Hoffman &' Curtis (V Hoffman and 
John M Curtis), architects, 528 Cali- 
fornia’ 


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Hoffman Edward (Hoffman & Ernst), 
1214 Stockton 

Hoffman & Ernst (Edward Hoffman and 
Henry Ernst), stoves and tinware, 
1214 Stockton 

Hoffman F G (Hoffman & Schnetzler), 
511 Pacific 

Hoffman G (Hoffman & Schenck), 414 
Sacramento 

Hoffman Ike L (Ike Hoffman and E 
Woenne), 606 Market... 

Hoffman O, judge U S District Court, 
.room 68, Appraiser's Building 

Hoffman Rachel, dry yen 1208 Polk 

Hoffman S (Hoffman & Cohn), 206 3d 

Hoffman & Schenck (G Hoftman and 
Christian Schenck), engravers, 414 
Sacramento 


one W Schnetzler), butchers, 511 Pa- 

cific 

Hoffman Southard, clerk U S_ District 
Court, room 63, Appraiser’s Building 

Hoffman V (Hoffman & Curtis), 528 
California 

Hoffman William (Teubner & Hoffman), 
532 California 

Hoffmann A, lunch-house, 120 Leides- 
dorff 

Hoffmann Miss Anna, bakery, 
Gough 

Hoffmann Mrs A M, pzivate hospital, 
1422 Folsom 

Hoffmann Bros (Diedrich & Ernest A 
Hoffmann), groceries, cor Church and 
24th 

Hoffmann E (Hoffmann & Ernest), 
1114 Stockton 

Hoffmann Ernest A, grocery, cor Church 
and 24th 

Hoffmann & Ernest (E Hoffmann and H 
Ernest), stoves and ranges, 1114 
Stockton 

Hoffmann H (Stein, Simon & Co), 585 
Market 

Hoffmeister Fritz, saloon, 507 Clay 

Hoffschneider Wm (Joseph Winter- 
burn & Co), 417 Clay 

Hoffstetter B, physician, 325 Geary 

Hofleng Frederick, watchmaker, 5 3d 

Hofmann Adolph (Hofmann Bros), 415 
Mission and cor 5th and Bryant 

HOFMANN AUGUST, saloon, 1026 
Market 

HOFMANN BROS (Adolf & Ottokar 
Hofmann), Ore Sampling,Crushing and 
Pulverizing Works, 415 Mission and 
SW cor 5th and Bryant 

Hofmann I L (Hofmann & Woenne), 
606 Market 


HOFMANN JOS A, bookeeller and 
statiuner, 208 Montgomery 
Hofmann M, restaurant, 10 Sacramento 


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Hofmann Cttokar (Hofmann Bros), 
415 Mission and cor 5th and Bryant 

Hofmann & Woenne (I L Hofmann and 
E Woenne), butchers, 606 Market 
and 9 Post L 

Hogan C W, feed and grain, wood and 
coal, 23d nr Alabama 

Hogan & Co (John A Hogan, D B 

rown and P T Butler), coopers, 106 

Drumm 

Hogan Daniel, saloon, 414 5th 

HOGAN JOHN, Odorless Excavating 
Co, 432 Kearny 

Hogan John, insurance broker, 405 

alifornia 

Hogan John A (Hogan & Co), 106 
Drumm 

Hogan Michael, fish, Grand Central 
Market 

Hogan M C, groceries, 1725 Vallejo 

Hogan Mrs M L, groceries, 219 11th 

Hogan Patsey, suloon, 1 Morton 


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Hoge J P, attorney-at-law, 628 Mont- 
gomery 

Hoger Herman (Herman Hoger & Co), 
1317 Pine 

Hoger Herman & Co (Herman Hoger 
and W Staniels), wood and coal, 1317 


Pine 

Hogg Alfred H, druggist, 229 Leaven- 
worth 

Hogg James (Hogg & Sperry), 22 Cali- 
fornia 

Hogg & Sperry (James Hogg and J W 
Sperry), grain and commission 
merchants, 22 California 

Hogref Fred (Kahrs & Hogref), NW cor 
Post and Taylor 

Hohenschil: George (Gilfillan & Hohen- 
schild), 33 California Market 

Hohenthal Gus, ruffles, ruches, fluting, 
lace and fancy goods, 131 4th 

Hohlweg Fred, druggist, NE cor Polk 
and Jackson 

Hohwiesner Clement (Chas E Heise & 
Co), 510 Battery 

Hohwiesner Fredrich (Marcus & Co), 
304 California 

Hoin P T, supt postoffice, Postoffice 
Building 


Hokanson Olof (Hokanson & Vietheer), ; 


527 East 

Hokanson & Vietheer (Olof Hokanson 
ee Heinrich Vietheer), liquors, 527 
ast 

Holbeche Wm, horseshoeing, 1118 Mis- 
sion 

Holbrook Chas B, physician, cor 9th 
and Market 

moe C B Jr, druggist, 1249 Mar- 
et 


‘WHITE BROS, 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
Street, 8. K. Oregon Ash, Maple and Alder, 


Bpoar Mt. 


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Holbrook Chas (Holbrook, Merrill @& 
Stetson), SE cor Market and Beale 
§| Hattroor Merrill & Stetson (Charles 
Holbrook, J F and OC Merrill and 
James B Stetson), importers of stoves, 
metals, tinner’s tools and machincs, 
SE cor Market and Beale 

Holcomb W A & Co, commission mer- 
chants, 302 Davis 

Holcomb W B, real estate, 413 Mont- 
gomery 

Holden A B, bakery and confectionery, 
7024 Larkin 

et James, wood and coal, 816 Fol- 


Holden J H, cooper, 105 Clay 

Holden J oseph, attorney-at- ‘law, 509 
Kearny 

Holden 3 E(B F Sawyer & Co and A 
W Norton & Co), 400 Battery 

gi PEP P, mining, 23 Merchants’ Ex- 


Oe all H, stock broker, 324 Pine 

Hole-in-the- Wall, liquors, 993 Market 

Holje John B, liquors, cor Railroad and 
16th aves 


° aoe John et grocer, 1030 Folsom 


Holladay S W, attorney-at-law, 420 
Wlontaosery 
Holland Daniel, tailor, 605 Howard 


Holland D & Co (DandJ H Holland), 
commission merchants, 403 Davis 
Papen Edward, merchant tailor, 119 
‘ost 
Holland Joseph, groceries, SW cor Fol- 
som and Fremont 


Holland Mra M, fruit and vegetables, |HOLMES 


732 Brannan 


Holland Margaret, baker, 18294 Union | HOL 


Holland N, attorney-at-law, 605 Clay 

Holldorff Mrs Minnie, varieties, 348 3d 

HOLLE JACOB, liquors, 613 Brannan 

ee Walter, importer of cutlery, 318 
ine 

H y bday I, cigars and tobacco, 705 Mar- 


Hollinge Henry (Kruger & Hollings), 
SE cor E heghd and Mason 4 
Moltings T Henry, groceries, SW cor Post 

Varkin 
Hollings N (Sturken & Hollings), NW 
cor 3d and Brannan 
Hollingsworth T C, cigars and tobacco, 
1519 Market 
Hollis A K (Hollis & Harris), 2222 Mis- 
sion 
Hollis & Harris (A K Hollis and Geo 
Harris), real estate and insurance and 
roprs “The Mission Journal,” 2222 
ission 
Hollman Henry, groceries, NW cor 24th 
and Mission 


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Hollmann Henry, groceries, SW cor 
11th and Folsom 
Hollo Hermann, music teacher,753 How- 


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Holloway & Powers (W G Holloway 
pr Powers), painters, 504 Fran- 


Holloway W G (Holloway & Powers), 
504 Francisco 

Hollub A, insurance broker, 441 Cali- 
fornia 

Holly Oak Park Co, J H Sayre sec, 330 


Pine 

Holly’s Park, Mission nr St Mary’s 
College 

Ho'm Bros (John and Heury Holm), 
liquors, 200 5th 

Holm C (Holm & Saxtorph), 867 and 
869 Market 

Holm Henry (Holm Bros), 200 5th 

Holm John (Holm Bros), 200 5th 

Holm Thomas, groceries, SE cor Sutter 
an! Stockton 

Holman Harold (Doscher & Co), cor 
Michigan and Shasta 

Holmes A J, pres Northern King Min- 
ing and Mfg Co, 318 Pine 

Holmes Chas J (John F Snow & Co), 
633 Market 

Holmes C S (Renton, Holmes & Co), 
pier 3 Steuart 

Holmes D B, agt S Cupples & Co, St 
Louis, 123 California 

Holmes E A, mining sec, 318 Pine 

Holmes E B, a sec, room 15, 309 
Montgomer: 

Holmes Tredevick (T W Jackson & Co), 
304 California 


H T Holmes Lime Co 

Holmes Joseph, bootmaker, 147 2d 

Holmes M P, byob oper Mission 
bet New Montgomery 

HOLMES W TER G, “hinbiak 
law, 606 Montgomery 

Holmes W H, grocer, 36th nr Columbia 

Holshiser P, baker, 988 Folsom 

ge Wn, ornamental glass works, 118 

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Holt A F (Holt Bros), res Concord, N H 

Holt Benj (Holt Bros), res Concord, NH 

Holt Bros (C H, F, H W and Benj 
Holt), importers of hardwood lumber, 
springs and hardware, 27 and 29 
ee and 30 and 32 Main . 

Holt C H (Holt Bros), 27 and 29 Beale 

Holt H W (Holt Bros), res Concord, N 


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HOLT MRS J H, artist, room 331, 
806 Market 

Holt Thomas G, embroidery stamping, 
1029 Howard bet 6th and 7th 


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Holt Thomas H, attorney-at-law and 
notary public, 3244 Montgomery 
Holt Thomas M, restaurant, 510 Market 
» map publisher and 
importer, agt for Dixon & Johnson’s 
patent axle grease, 413 Montgomery 
Holts William, map stcre, 413 Mont- 


gomery 

Holterman E H, saloon, 300 Shotwe!l 

Holtmeier Henry, groceries, NE cor Fil- 
bert and Taylor 

Holtz Jacob (Lumstein & Holtz), 233 6th 

Holtz L F (N Van Bergen & Co), 413 
and 415 Clay 

Holway P 8S, sec California Electric Gas 
Lighting Co, 22 Kearny 

Holye John B, saloon, SW cor Railroad 
and 16th aves 

Holyoke Chas F’, 322 Post 

sh on Art Institute, Mrs H Kuhl, 211 

‘ost 

Home for Aged and Infirm Females, cor 
First and Bryant 

HOME BENEFIT ASSOCIATION, 
A'S Brownell sec, 328 Montgumery 

Home of Inebriates, NE cor Chestnut 
and Stockton 

HOME INSURANCE CO, ‘Arthur E 
Magill general agt, James W Whiting 
city agt, 323 California 

Home and Loan Associates, Otto Esche 


sec, 320 Sansome 

HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE 
CO, J F Houghton pres, Charles J L 
N Shepard vice-pres, R Story sec, R 
H Magill general agt, 406 California 

Homer M & M Ov, F E Luty sec, 330 
Pine 

Home Restaurant, Chas Kopp propr, 
cor 4th and Folsom 

Homeopathic Hospital, cor 27th and 
Valencia 


HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY, Bo- 
ericke & Schreck, (successors to Bo- 
ericke & Tafel), 234 Sutter 

Honduras, Consul of, F Herera, 218 Cali- 
fornia 

Honey Mrs T, lodging-house, 137 Mont- 
gomery 

Hongkong and Shanghai ere | Cor- 

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oration, W H Haivis agt, 42 
ornia 

Honig & Alexander (Nathan Honig and 
Abraham Alexander), proprs Pacific 
Mfg Co, 109 Battery 

Honig & Baruch, furnishing goods, 35 
Sutter: 

Honig IN (A Alexander & Co), 802 and 

Kearny 

Honig Nathan (Honig& Alexander), 109 
Battery 

Honigbaum & Cohn (R Honigbaum and 
A Cohn), cigar mfrs, 51 Sacramento 


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187 


Honigbaum R (Honigbaum & Cohn), 51 
Sacramento 

Honigsberger C, fancy 8, 625 Larkin 

Honigsberger Louis, cigars and tobacco, 
NE cor Bush and Battery 

Honolulu Sys dgea Dispatch Line, J C 
Merrill & Co agts, 204 California 

Hook Bros (J F and A W Hook), books 
and stationery, 26 6th 

Hook Clarence (Henderson & Hook), 
1901 Bush 

Hook and Ladder Co No 1, 22 O’Farrell 

Hook and Ladder Co No 2, 627 Broad- 


wa 

HOOKE W GH, sec Gordon Hardware 
Co, 8 and 10 Pine 

Hooker C D, clearing-house clerk, First 
National Gold Bank 

Hooker Richard ©, stock broker, 339 


Pine . 

HOOPER C A(CA Hooper & Co and 
A M Jewell & Co), cor 4th and Chan- 
nell and Berry bet 3d and 4th 

Hooper C A & Co (C A and George W 
Hooper), lumber, cor 4th and Channel 

Hooper F P (F P& J A Hooper), pier 
24 Steuart 

Hooper F P & J A, (Trinidad Mill Co), 
lumber, pier 24 Steuart 

HOOPER GEO W (C A Hooper & Co, 
and A M Jewell & Co), cor 4th and 
Channel and Berry bet 3d and 4th 

Hooper J A (F P and J A Hooper), pier 
24 Steuart 

Hooper William B & Co, shipping and 
commission merchants, 122 Front 

Hoops Henry, saloon, 5 Bay 

Hoops Miss Nellie, artist, 728 Mont- 
gomery 

Hoover ‘Telephone Co, 328 Montgomery 

HOP SING & CO, boot and shoe fac- 
tory, 413 Battery 

Hopkins C T, pres California Insurance 

0, 318 California 

Hopkins Mrs E N, varieties, 1934 Mis- 
sion 

Hopkins E W, treasC P R R, cor 4th 
and Townsend 

Hopkins G W, mining, 419 California 

Hopkins Hall, Brannan bet 6th and 7th 

Hopkins Peter & Co, Grand Hotel bar, 

ew Montgomery 

HOPKINS B D, mining sec, 436 Mont- 
gome 

Hopkins Thos, coffee saloon, 302 Dupont 

Hopkins William S, stock and money 
broker, 302 monneonety 

opge Christian, blacksmith, Berry ur 
4t 

Hoppe J, clothing, 637 Pacific 

epee J C (Brigham, Hoppe & Co), 320 

ront 

HOPPER 8 E, California Glass Bend- 
ing and Cutting Works, 394 Fremont 


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Tlopps O E (Hopps & Son), 429 Pine 

Hopps.F W (Hopps & Son), 429 Pine 

Hopps G H (Hoppe & Son), 429 Pine 
t, 


Hopps Nellie, 728 Montgomer 
Hopps & Son (U, C E, GH, and F 
opps), painters, 420 Pine 

HO. } D, stock and sale yard, NE 
cor 10th and Howard 

Horan J J (Ambrose & Horan), stalls 78 
and 79 Centre Market 

Horan M §, attorney-at-law, 636 Clay 

Horgan Daniel, bootmaker, 18th nr Noe 

Horgan T, dairy preduce, Grand Cen- 
tral Market 

Horigan M J, plumber, 1612 Leaven- 
worth 

Horlor John BE, furniture, 2013 Fillmore 

Horn A F (A F Horn & Son), fruits and 
vegetables, 2800 16th 

Horn A F & Son (F C Horn), fruits and 
vegetables, 2800 16th cor Howard 

Horn Barney (Murphy & Horn), whole- 
sale butchers, lst nr Kentucky 

Horn F C (A F Horn & Son), fruits and 
vegetables, 2800 16th cor Howard 

Horn Jerome, Magnetic Healing Baths, 
808 24th 

HORN JOHN, livery stable, 1620 La- 

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Horn J H, meats, 55 Centre Market 
Horn R G, stockbroker, 322 Pine 
Horn T L (Sanderson & Horn), 327 and 

329 Front 
Hornberg A P, merchant tailor, 443 


HORNBLIWER F A (Severance, 
Travers & Hornblower), attorney-at- 
law, 331 Montgomer 

Horne Electro-Magnetic Belt, Walter 
J Horne mfr and propr, offica 702 
Market 

Horne Walter J, mfr and propr Horne’s 
Electro-Magnetic Belt, 702 Market 

Horner C W, druggist and physician, 
SW cor Sutter and Hyde and 238 


Kearny 

HORNER JOHN, boot factory, 1300 
Folsom 

Horner W OC, physician, Kearny 

Horner Jacob, boarding house, 64 and 
66 Ist 

Hornung Fred (Beck & Hornung), Mis- 
sion Market, cor 16th and Mission 

sib ad R F, piano tuner, 739 Mar- 

et 


Horseshoe Mining Co, J H Sayre sec, 
330 Pine 

Horseshoe Soap Co, W J Houston & 
Co agts, 219 California 

Horstman Henry, liquors, cor Mission 
and 30th 

Horstmann & Co (John Horstmann and 
Henry Koster), groderies, 700 Bush 
cor Powell 


Horstmann Henry, saloon, cor 30th and 
Mission 
Horstmann John (Horstmann & Co), 


ush 

Horstmann John, soda factory, 767 and 
775 Bryant 

Horstmeyer & Stroele (Wm Horstmeyer 
and Herman Stroele), cabinetmakers, 
665 Mission 

Horstmeyer Wm (Horstmeyer and 
Stroele), 665 Mission 

Hort Joseph (Joseph Hort & Co), 865 
Market 

Hort Joseph & Co (Joseph Hort and 
Charles Hawley), saloon, 865 Market 

Hort Mrs Louisa, Washington Ex- 
change, liquors, 643 Washington 

Hortolu Bernard, fish, 335 3d 

Horton & Baum (John T Baum and 
Walter Horton), saloon, NW cor 
Sansome and Bush 

Horton C W, wood, Front near Union 

Horton Maria, teacher West Mission 
Primary School 

Horton Geo & Son, carpenters, cor Hen- 
derson and Lobos ave 

Horton ‘Thos R (Martin & Horton), 545 


Clay 

Horton Walter (Horton & Baum), NW 
cor Sansome and Bush 

Hose Co, No 1, Charles Tow foreman, 
112 Jackson 

Hose Co, No 4, 1802 Stockton 

Hosking Thomas, saloon, 536 Pacific 

Hosmer DM & Co(GJ Henry), stock 
brokers, 429 California 

Hoss John, liquors, NW cor Sutter and 
Kearny 

Hotaling A P(A P Hotaling & Co), 429 
and 431 Jackson , 

Hotalipg AP & Co (A P Hotaling), 
forelen wines and liquors, 429 and 431 
Jackson 

“HOTEL GAZETTE” (The), W P 
Harrison publisher, 518 Sacramento 

HOTEL RHEIN, Jno N Meyer propr, 
90” Kearny 

Hottua & Hansen (Nicholas Hottua and 
Andreas Hansen), carriage mfrs, 715 
Folsom 

Hottua Nicholas (Hottua & Hansen), 
715 Folsom 

Houetie Constance, sausages, 205 6th 

Hough Howard M (Lynde & Hough), 
418 Davis 

Hough Jno, saloon, 5 Mason 

Houghton C L, architect and carpenter, 
2934 16th 

HOUGHTON JAS F, pres Home Mu- 
tual Insurance Co, 406 California 

Houghton R E (Stetson & Houghton), 
attorney-at-law, 315 California 

Houpt C H, physician, 808 20th 

Hourcade John, liquurs, 1909 Geary 


Tabular Wheelbarrows. Bolt and Kridge 
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House W E, watches and jewelry, 910 


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House Wm, carpenter, 1625 Market 
House Madam W M, millinery, 308 6th 
Household Sewing Machine, Mark Shel- 
don agt, 9 lith and 13 lat 
HOUSEWORTH THOMAS & COO 
(Thomas Houseworth), opticians, 
California views, and portrait pho- 
tographers, 12 Montgomery 
HOUSEWORTH THOMAS (Thomas 
ouseworth & Co), 12 Montgomery 
gh over tg C V, civil engineer, 109 Cali- 


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Houston Hugh, fruits and vegetables, 

720 Harrison — 

Houston James, bootmaker, 103 9th 

Houston R T, tailor, 324 Dupont 

HOUSTON W J (W J Houston & Co), 
215 California 


HOUSTON W J & CO (W J Houston 
and Wm F Perry), mdse brokers, 
shipping and commission merchants, 
mfrs agts for soap, starch, borax, 
tobacco, cigars and Gn and agts for 
PacifioJron and Nai Co, 215 and 217 

Hovey Geo D ter, 1866} S 
ovey , painter, 1 tevenson 

Hovey S D, broker, 316 Pine 

Howard C G, attorncy-at-law, 509 
Kearny 

Howard C L, propr San Rafael Express, 
1 Commercial 

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Seattle Co 
210 Battery 

Howard Mrs Julia, dressmaking, 621 
Mason 

Howard Moses B, insurance broker, 213 
Sansome 

Howard Presbyterian Church, Rev 
Robert Mackenzie, 719-729 Mission 

monee Mrs K A, physician, 334 O'Far- 
re 

Howard Street M E Church, Rev F F 
ares D'D pastor, 636 aud 638 How- 


Howard Street Presbyterian Church, 
Howard bet 21st and 22d 

Howe & Hall- (R Howe and R Hall), 
commission merchants, 408 and 410 
Davis 

Howe Robert (Howe & Hall), 408 and 
410 Davis 

Howe Scales, D N Hawley agt, 117 and 
119 Market 

Moet Edward, bootmaker, 950 How- 


and Transportation Co, 


ag H W, boots and shoes, 11304 


acitic 

Howell John, mining, 302 Montgomery 

HOWELL J W, general agt North- 
western Mutual Life Insurance Co of 
Milwaukee, 507 Montgomery 

Howell M O, cigars and tobacco, 616 
Montgomery 

HOWES JOHN, commission merchant, 
604 and 506 Sansome 

Howit H, agt for Von Ofen & Cohen, 
955 Howard 

Howland C A, operator Imperial Photo- 
graph Gallery, 7244 Market 

Howland W P, fish and poultry, 237 


6th 
Howlands S W, prospector, 240 Mont- 


Howae Hen L 
Co, 869 Marke 


Hoy Alexander, plumber and gasfitter 
and stoves and ranges, 1012 Stockton 

Hoyt AA (Brown & Hoyt), 408 Cali- 
fornia 

Hoyt H (Brown & Hoyt), 403 Califur- 


nia 
Hoyt John G (C A Edson & Co), 504 


attery 
Hrobatin A, bootmaker, 803 Jackson 
Hromada A (Schroder, Albrecht & Co), 
222 and 224 Battery 


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Holmes mgr, wfrs Santa Cruz and 
Sacramento lime and importers of ce- 
ment, plaster, hair, fire brick, tile 
etc, 14-18 Market 

Huant Madam M, dressmaker, 305 Mont- 
gomery ave 

Huant Paulin, liquors, 305 Montgomery 


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bh Ph C Van Dyck, mining sec, 310 
ine 

Hubbard Mrs E H, ladies’ hairdresser 
and nate gooty, 923 Market 

Hubbard Mrs Ellen, bakery, NE cor 
Broadway and Leavenworth 

Hubbard G A (Jones & Hubbard), 412 
Kearny 

Hubbard Henry W, sewing machines, 
667 Mission ‘ 

Hubbard H H, physician, 22 Geary 

Hubbard House, James Gallagher, 139 


4th 

Hubbard M P, California Cigar Box Co, 
ns Berry bet 3d and 4th 

Hubbell C P (Hubbell, Shattuck & Co),. 
317 and 319 Front 

Hubbell Samuel, cooper, 17 Merchant 

Hubbell, Shattuck & Co (C P Hubbell, 
J C Hampton, W S Gage and D D 
Shattuck), wholesale provision and 
commission merchants, 317 and 319 
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Hughes Arthur, general mgr S F&N 
PRR, 430 California 

HUGHES E 0, job printer, 511 San- 
some 

Hughes & Foley(John Hughes and Mich- 
ael Foley), ‘bakers, SK cor 4th and 
Jessie snd 118 7th 

Hughes H & Co (H Hughes and Frank 

Curtis), mdse brokers, 123 Cali- 

fornia 

HUGHES JAMES E, attorney-at-law, 
331 Montgomery 

Hughes John (Hughes & Foley), 118 7th 

Hughes John F, job printer, 605 Munt- 
gomer 

Hughes John J, meat market, 209 2d 

Hughes Rienzi, lodging-house, 715 
Howard 

Hughes Thos E & Sons, real estate, 
Fresno, Cal, John T Little agt, 314 
Montgomery 

Hughes Wn, eroceries, 5464 Mission 

Hughes Wm, laundry, 535 Mission 

Hughes W G, mining, sec Baker Divide 
Co, 330 Pine 

Hughes William S, furniture and bed- 
ding, 572 Brannan 

Huguenin J C, watches and jewelry, 700 

arket 
Huillet Henry, cooperage, 612 Batter 
Huin Madame F, midwife, 639 Broad- 


way : 

Hull G A, United States Army cloth- 

ing, Army Building, 36 and 38 Mont- 
omery 

GEO L (Camem & Hull) 409 
Mission 

mening D (Rehorst & Haulling), 336 

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Hulme & Hart (Jas P Hulme and Jack- 
son Hart), commission merchants, 10 
Davis 
Hulme Jas P (Hulme & Hart), 10 Davis 
, groceries, wines 
and liquors, cor Pacific and Hyde, 
1338 Pavific, residence 1602 Hyde 
Hulton A (Hulton Bros), 515 Bush 
Hulton Bros (August and Peter Hulton), 
merchant tailors, 515 Bush 
Hulton P (Hulton Bros), 515 Bush 
Hultschinsky R, tobacco and cigars, 224 
O'Farrell 
Humbert Joseph, saloon, 120 Montgom- 
ery ave 
ag Bay Steamship Co, 22 Cali- 
ornia 
HUMBOLDT BREWERY, Wm Noe- 
thing propr, 1839 Mission 
Humboldt Hall, cor Erie and Mission 
LDT HALL IN, Con- 
rad Biichi propr, headquarters Ebert's 
military band, cor Kearny and Morton 
Humboldt Hill Milling and Mining Co, 
J Stadtfeld Jr sec, 419 California 


Hubbell § T & Co, cooperage, 17 Mer- 
chant 

Hubbert John, butcher, cor 24th and 
Church 

Huber A (Huber Bros), 620 Bush 

ange Albert, confectionery, 1026 Lar- 

in 

Huber Bros (Adolph and Otto F Hu- 
ber), Old Turn Verein Hall, 620 Bush 

Huber Charles, barber, 2007 Polk 


HUBER FRED, propr Arion House, 
13 and 15 Page 

Huber Henry, liquors, 417 Bush 

Huber O F (Huber Bros), 620 Bush 

Hubert Charles (Charles Hubert & Co), 
509 Davis 

Hubert Charles & Co (Charles Hubert), 
ship chandiers, 509 Davis 

Huchard E & Son, nursery and florists, 
1514. Bush 

Huddleston H, propr Great American 
Importing Tea Co, 140 and 142 6th 
and 522 and 524 Kearny 

Huddy Hall, 9094 Market 

Hudson Mrs Anna, second-hand ladies’ 
clothing, 941 Market 

Hudson Geo, attorney-at-law, 87 Mont- 
gomery Block 

Hudson Mrs H C (CC Burr & Co), Pa- 
cific Perfumery Co, 13 Pine 

Hudson Miss M, dressmaker, 512 Mason 

CO, mfrs boots and 

shoes, 123 Clay 

HUEFNER & KAYSER (Wm Huef- 
ner and Albert Kayser), proprs ‘‘Cal- 
ifornia Journal,’ 802 Montgomery 

Huefner Wm (Huefner & Kayser), 802 
Montgomery 

Huer Philip, groceries, cor Montgomery 
ave and Lombard 

Huerne Prosper, architect, 126 Kearny 

HUETER BROS & CO (EL and Gus- 
tave Hueter), S F Pioneer Varnish 
Works, 601 Market 

HUETER E L (Hueter Bros & Co), 601 
Market 

HUETER GUSTAVE (Hueter Bros & 
Co), 601 Market 

Huettmann Mrs A C, propr Hueit- 
marn’s Hotel, cor Polk and Market 

Huff George R, cigars and tobacco, 424 
Folsom 

Hufschmidt & Bro (H and L Huf- 

il plumbers and gasfitters, 637 


ay 
Hufschmidt F, furniture, 653 and 655 
Market 
erent H (Hufechmidt & Bro), 637 
ay 
Hufschmidt Louis (Hufschmidt & Bro), 
637 Clay 


Hugh James J, groceries, NW cor Bush 
and Fillmore 


315 J St., Sacramento, Cal. 


DANIEL NORCROSS & CO, MUisrz.esets, Resateg ses Seal Grtzre 


CALVIN RUTTING & SON, “*°'Ses‘siatc’wirces, tan Francisce, 


CONKLIN BROS.. PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


H ° 
Hunt AB 


Hunt Den 
e Folsom 


jansome 
Hunt Geo 
wood an 
Hunt H # 
Market 
Hunt He 
417 and 
se Her 
ouse, 
Hunt M 
Montgoi 
Hunt J D, 
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4 Hunt Jong 
9! Co), 313 


HARDW( 


Humboldt House (Durein Bros), 1309 
and 1311 Stockton 

Humboldt Savings and Loan Society, 
Adolph C Weber pres, E D Keyes 
vice pres, and Adolph Hartmann sec, 
18 Geary 

Humboldt Wharf Warehouse, Haslett 
& Bailey proprs, Spear bet Folsom 
and Harrison 

Humbrecht N (Pouyallet & Humbrecht), 
211 O'Farrell 

Hume Geo W, salmon and commission 
merchant, 309 and 311 Sacramento 

Hume & Hart, grain, commission, 10 
Davis 

Hume R D& Co, general agts for Granite 
Blasting Powder and Comet Powder, 
agts for steamer “ary D Hume” 
405 Front 

Hummel G & Co (G@ Hummel), dry 
goods, 105 5th 

Hummel J, liquors, cor Silver aud 4th 

‘“‘Humorist,” Louis Thiele piopr, 622 
Clay 

Humphry G, plumber and gasfitter 
Mission bet 9th and 10th 

Humphry P H, physician, 1302 Folsom 

Humphrey George, collector, 605 Mont- 


Streets, S. F. 


g mery 

Humphrey James, 

HUMPHREY P H, physician, 5 Mar- 
et 


Humphreys George, plumber and gas- 
fitter, 1311 Mission 


515 Kearny 
Huncke John (Schwark & Huncke), 510 
Howard 


ow: 

Hund Chas (Klose & Hund), 823 Market 

Hund F J, physician, 156 3d 

Huud Fred, hairdresser, 1102 Larkin 

Hund O H, phen, 568 Folsom 

Hungarian-Austro, Consul of, Rudolph 
Hochkoffer, 203 Front 

Hunt A B, attorney-at-law, 629 Kearny 

Hunt Dennis D, druggist, cor 5th and 
Folsom 

Hunt Geo H (Geo H Hant & Co), 209 
Sansome 

Hunt Georze H & Co (Geo H Hunt), 
wood and coal, 209 Sansome 

Hunt H B (Moore, Hunt & Co), 417 
Market 

Hunt Henry B (Moore, Hunt & Co), 
417 and 419 Market 

Hunt Herbert R, propr Steuart Street 
House, 104 Steuart 

Hunt Mrs Jane G, lodging-house, 7 
Montgomery 

Hunt J D, estate, 331 Montgomery 

Hunt John Jr, judge Superior Court, 

2 628 Montgome ock 

°| Hunt Jonathan (Jonathan Hunt, Son & 

3! Co), 313 California 


OB LUMBER, 


724 Market and 203 Montgome 


POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 


San Francisco. 


; Huntington G W, lodging-house, 1104 
roceries, 516 Geary | Huntington, Hopkins & Co (C P Hunt- 


Humphreys Jvhn T, attorney-at-law, | Hurd O H, physician, 568 Folsom 


HURTZIG Wh  (Hurtzig & Schultze), 
40 3d 


WHITE BROS... 13 & 4 4 
@t,8.F. Oak, Ash, Hickory, Maple, Cherry, ete. 


AMEN, TUSSLE £ C0, VENEERS “sz! trae 


191 


Huvt Jonathan, Son & Co (Jonathan 
Hunt, Samuel O Hunt and T A Mitch- 
ell), general insurance agts, 313 Cali- 
fornia 

Hunt S (Phillips & Hunt), publishers 
and booksellers, 104] Market 

Hunt Samuel O (Jonathan Hunt, Son & 
Co), 313 California 

Hunter B OC, furniture, 1518 Polk 

Hunter James, U S gauger, 323 Front 

Hunter James, commission merchant, 
328 Front 

Hunter Nathaniel, sec California S 
ety for the Prevention of Cruelty to 
Children and Animals, 614 Merchant 

Huntcr R & E, grocers, cor 28th and 
Dolores 

Hunter R P, groceries, cor Valley and 
Sanchez 

Hunier & Shackleford (Wm Hunter and 
T J Shackleford), brick mfrs, 310 Pine 

Huntington C P (Huntington, Hopkins 
& Co), res New York 

HUNTINGTON F A, mfr stamp mills, 
crushers and rock breakers, concen- 
trators and mining machinery, 220 
Fremont 


Mission 


ington, Chas Miler, W RS Foye and 
Albert Gallatin), importers hardware, 
iron, steel, coal, etc, junction Bush 
and Market 


Hurdis Samuel, painter, 4 Folsom 
Hurlbrink Ernest J, saloon, 521 Ist 
Hurlbut Edwin T M, physician, 850 


Market 
DENNIS J, stai« builder, 
134 Main 
Hurst Daniel (Hurst & Dore), 231 16th 
Hurst & Dore, furniture, 231 16th 
Hurst Janies, livery stable, 1123 Mis- 


sion 

HURTZIG & SCHULTZE (Wm 

- Hurtzig and Paul Schultze), drug- 
gists, 140 3a , 


1 


Husing Frederick (Straub & Husing), 
317 Hayes 
Husing Martin, groceries, NE cor Broad- 


way and ns aid 

Husing R (Schwartz & Husing), grocer- 
ies, cor 18th and Mission 

Husing R (Schwartz, Kusing & Meyer), 
1 Market 

Hussey A C, carpenter and builder, 618 
California 

Hussey F W (Hayes & Co), California 
Transfer Co, 222 Montgomery 

Hussey H P (H P Hussey & Co), 310 
Calitornia 


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H. WACHHORST " 2untss.tivaie0uv st 315 J St. Sacramento, _ 


192 


eee and commission merchants, 
8 California 
Hussey M H, liquors, 536 Pine 


222 Montgomery and 524 Davis 
HUSTED 

‘331 Montgomery 
HUSTED F 

424 Montgomefy 


Hutaff Henry ( 
Minna 


636 Minna 
Hutchings 
24th and Bryant 
Hutchins C B, physician, 256 Taylor 
Hutchins E P, mining expert, 330 Pine 
Hutchinson Andrew, bootmaker, 114 


7th 
HUTCHINSON C I (Hutchinson & 


302 Sansome 
Hutchinson E I, attorney-at-law, 504 


earny 

Hutchinson E I, mfr of a new improved 
system for cutting and making ladies’ 
clothes, 87 9th or 504 Kearny 

Hutchinson F W, stock broker, 322 and 
324 Pine 

Hutchinson H L (Fairbanks & Hutch- 
inson), 401 Market 

Hutchinson John, stock broker, 5 Mer- 
chants’ Exchange 

Hutchinson Joseph, 
520 Montgomery 

Hutchinson, Kohl, Philippeus & Co,com- 
mission. merchants, 310 and 312 San- 
some 

HUTCHINSON & MANN (C I Hutch- 
inson and H R Mann), general insur- 
ance agts, 322 and 324 California and 
302 Sansome 

Hutchinson & McLean, carpenters, 209 
Mason 

Hutchinson Richard, commission mer- 
chant, 122 Clay 

Hutchinson Wm H (Ross & Hutchin- 
son), *’in Ness ave nr Hayes 

Hutter John, saloon, 130 4t 

Hyams Bros (E and Wm Hyans), whole- 
sale clothing, 220 Sansome 

Hyams EK (Hyams Bros), 220 Sansome 

Hyams Geo J S, clothing, 435 Mont- 
pore 

Hyams Wm (Hyams Bros), 220 San- 
some 

Hyatt T H Jr, stenographer, 604 Mer- 
chant 

Hyde Chas, coal and wood, 310 Leav- 
enworth i 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, 


attorney-at-law, 


San Francisco. 


Hussey H P & Co (H P Hussey), im- 


Hussey S A (Hayes & Co), mgr freight 
depot California Transfer Co, office 


» attorney and collector, 
M, attorney-at-law, 420- 


Hustedt Henry, peroverati 20 Frederick 
utaff & Rahders), 636 


AFF & RAHDERS (Henry 
Hutaff and Henry Rahders), grocers, 


L W, groceries, SW cor 


Mann), 322 and 324 California and 


Hyde E H (E H Hyde & Co), [61 New 
Montgomery 
Hyde EH & Co (EH Hyde), commis- 
sion merchants, 161 New Montgomery 

Hyde F A, attorney-at-law, 623 Com- 
mercial 

Hyde Henry ©, attorney-at-law, 4114 
California 

Hyde Isaac, mgr What Cheer House, 
529 Sacramento 

Hyde M D, attorney-at-law, 623 Com- 
mercial 

Hyde W H, house mover, 645 Mission 

Hyde W H, wood and coal, 647 Mission 

Hyland J B, trunk mfr, NW cor Sutter 
and Montgomery 

Hyman Bros (Hyman W, Henry W, 
Michael, Morris and Joseph Hyman), 
wholesale grocers, 216 and 218 Cali- 

Hynes W (H Bros), 216 
yman Hen ( an Bros), 
and 218 California a 

Hyman Hyman W (Hyman Bros), 216 
and 218 California 

Hyman Isaac (Morris, Levy & Co), 142 
Jackson 

Hyman J, sec Golden Gate Lodge 10 
BB, 121 ar 

a Jacob (Lipman & Hyman), 403 

‘ine 

Hyman Joseph, hairdresser, 703 Mis- 
sion 

Hyman Leon, barber, 2 6th nr Market 

MAN M & CO (Moses Hyman and 

Abraham Goudkind), wholesale boys’, 
rents and children’s clothing, 518 


arket 
MOSES (M Hyman & (Co), 

518 Market 

Hyman N J, jewelry and fancy goods, 
307 Kearny 

Hymen W, pawn broker, 16 Kearn 

Hymi..s Geo J S, clothing, 435 
gomery 

Hynard Alonzo P, boarding stable, NW 
cor Potter and Mission 

Hynes Michael (Grantield & Hynes), 
1040 Howard 


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Iaccheri Garibaldo (Particelli & Ia- 
ccheri), 6 and 8 Tyler 

Ichi Ban, Japanese Bazaar and Japanese 
decorative goods, 22 and 24 Geary 

Iglesia de Nuestra * nora de Guadalupe 
(Guadalupe Chu. 1), Broadway bet 
Mason and Taylor 

Iken Fred, 506 Battery 

Ils John G, manufactory French cook- 
ing ranges, 814 Kearny 

Imelli Max, saloon, 1254 Market ‘ 

Imhaus Emile J (Imhaus & Tribel), 403 2 
Hayes . 


GIRDERS, JAIL AND FENCE WORK. 


227 Main Street, San Francisco. 


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Imhaus & Triebel: (Emile J Imhaus 
und Louis Triebel), hardware, 403 
Hayes 

Imhoff S G, stoves and tinware, 986 
Foisom 

Immel August J B (Heckmann & Im- 
mel), NE cor Davis and Washington 

Immigration Commissioners, C D Bun- 


ker, 508 Battery 

IMPERIAL E INSURANCE 
CO (OF LONDON), Robert Dickson 
mgr, 441 California 

Imperial German Consulate, A Rosen- 
thal, 318 Sacramento 

Imperial London Northern Queen Insur- 
ance Co, Wm Lane Booker agt, 332 
Montgomery 

Imperial Photograph Gallery, C A How- 
land operator, 7244 Market 

Improved Machinery Co, W R Quinan 
pres, 202 Bush 

Improved Order of Red Men, 320 Post 

Improved Order of Red Men’s Hall, 
Chas T Smith sec, 320 Post 

Improved Order Red Men’s Library, 320 

ost ; 

Independence Band, J Edwards leader, 
425 Pine 

Independence Hall, 39 4th 

aie is er re German Congregation of 
S F, 310 O'Farrell 

Independent Order of Odd Fellows, 
Leon D Freer G M, Oroville, W B 
Lyon GS, San Francisco, 325 Mont- 

omery 

Independent Order of Red Men (Ger- 
man), 519 Bush 

Independent Order of Red Men’s Hall, 
510 Bush 

Independent Rifles, George Cantus -cap- 
tain, armory 620 Bush 

INDIANAPOLIS CHAIR MFG CO, 
(F Rentschler, C Wollpert and J 
Schwerdat), mfrs of solid walnut fur- 
niture, 160 New Montgomery 

Indian Spring Drift Mining Co, A B 
Paul sec, room 20, 328 Montgomery 

Indig I, artist, 8 Turk 

Industrial Iron Works, McCormick, 
Lewis & Co, 233 and 235 Beale 

Ingersoll George 8, storage and commis- 
sion, 1101 Battery 

Ingerson H H, physician, 323 heat 

Inguglia J B, fish, 506 and 505 Mer- 
chant 

INMAN LINE STEAMSHIP C0, A 
Malpas agt, foot of Market 

Inman Wm M, gloves, 31 3d 

INSELMANN H, fruits and vege- 
tubles, canned dairy produce, cigars 
and tobacco, 446 3d 

Inspector of Boilers, J Hillman 

Inspector of Hulls, J H Freeman, 
Appraiser’s Building 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


Streets, 8S. F. 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgome 


sy LT 


San Francisco. 


Inspector’s office Post-Office Depart- 


WHITE BROS. 134 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
t,8. KF. Counter Tops, Newel Posts, Balusters, 


Hickory, Oak. Ash, White Woed, Maple, ‘Fte., 
Sand 20 Spear Street, San Francisco. 


193 


ment, 320 Sansome 

Insurance Commissioner, J C Maynard, 
401 California 

INSURANCE CO OF THE STATE 
OF PENNSYLVANIA, 215 San- 


some 

Internal Revenue Bonded Warehouse, 
Ist District, Bode & Searle (Geo C 
Bode and James J Searle), Battery 
nr Filbert 

Internal Revenue Agent and Collector, 
T J Kinney, Appraiser’s Building 

Internal Revenue Office, Chancellor 
Hartson collector, Sansome bet Wash- 
ington and Jackson 

International Hotel, H C Patridge 
propr, 824 und 826 Kearny 

International Ice Co, B B Minor sec, 
room 10, Safe Deposit Buildin 

INTERNATIONAL MARINE IN- 
SURANCE CO (LIMITED) OF 
LIVERPOOL, Donaldson & Co agts 
and attorneys, 319 California 

Ipswitch John, oyster house, 45, 89 and 
90 Centre Market 

Iredale A S & C W, plumbers and gas- 
fitters, 862 Mission 

Irelan William Jr, assayer, 47-49 Mer- 
chant’s Exchange 

Ireland William, mdse broker, room 4, 
121 California 

Irish-American Hall, 818 Howard 

Irish Confederation Hall, 751 Market 

IRISH MRS §, millinery, 708 Market 
and 9 and 11 Geary 

Trozoque Frank, saloon, 649 Pacific 

Irvine Mrs W G, fancy goods, 162 9th 

IRVINE WILLIAM, attorney -at-law, 
217 Sansome 

ee Wm G, cigars and tobacco, 118 
4t 

Irving H P, attorney-at-law, 90 Mont- 
gomery Block 

Irving Institute, Rev Edward B Church. 
principal, 1036 Valencia 

Irving Primary School, cor Broadway 
and Sansome A 

Irving Samuel (Samuel Irving & Co), 
206 Kearny 

Irving Samuel & Co (Samuel Irving and 
W P Searizht), gents’ furnishing 
goods, 206 Kearny 

IRWIN HORACE D & CO (Horace D 
Irwin), general agts The Accident In- 

_ surance Co of North America, 216 
Sansome 

Trwin Samuel M, whitener, 13 3d . 

Isaac M, tailor, 639 California 

Isaac Solomon, tailor, 507 Jackson 

Isaac W B (J D Culp & Uo), 16 Front * 

Isaacs Albert, clothing, §23 Kearny 

Isaacs Benjamin, metal signmaker, 404 
Montgomery 


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“SUSIY 40 NOILIITIIS 1NJI4VI 


~~ ODD FELLOWS? SUPPLIES, 


San Francisco. 


H. WACHHORST ‘“qatsruisriciis." 315 J Street, 


PRISON CELLS, 


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194 


Isaacs Henry M, general mdse, Willows, 
Cal, office 206 Montgomery 

Isaacs Hyman, clothing, 239 3d 

Isaacs S& Bro (Samuel and Alexander 
Isaacs), dry goods, 122 6th 

Isaacs Samuel, tailor, 412 Hayes 

Isaacs Samuel, clothing, 325 Pacific 

Isalia Doratha, saloon, 529 Pine 

Iseli Jacob, liquors, 529 Pine 

Isham A H, mgr Studebaker Bros Mfg 
Co, 31 Market 

Isidore Isaac, furniture, 812 Montgomery 

Islias Creek Property Owners Associa- 
tion, P S Seculovich pres, 504 Steven- 
son cor 6th 

Israel J, clothing, 934 Dupont 

gin Max (Kraker & Israel), 521 Mar- 

et 

Israel Simon, clothing, 614 4th 

Israelsky J, sec Chebra Ohavi Shalom, 
121 Eddy 

Issendorff Fred, groceries, SW cor Beale 
and Howard 

ay Samuel, watchmaker, 1404} Pow- 


e 

Isson Samuel, watchmaker and jewel- 
er, 403 Pacific 

Isthmus House, W J Bailey propr, 54 
Ist 

Italian Benevolent Asylum, 28th bet 
Valley and Noe 

Italian Consulate, F Lambertenghi con- 
sul, room 19, 506 Batter 

ITALIAN MUSICAL INSTITUTE 
OF FRANCISCO, D Speranze, 
104 Kearny 


Ivancovich J & Co (John Ivancovich), 
forei; and domestic fruits, 500 
Washington 

Ivancovich John (J Ivancovich & Co), 
500 Washington 

Ivemeyer Henry, liquors, cor Commer- 
cial and Batter 

Ivers William ‘Byrne & Ivers) 424 
va ee 

Ives G I, stock-broker, 402 Montgomery 

IXL Elastic Truss Co, A A McLean 
mgr, 646 Market 

IXL Lime Co, Blochman & Cerf agts, 5 
and 7 Drumm 

Ixora Hall, 737 Mission 


J 


Jaccard D H, watchmaker and jeweler, 
430 Hayes 

Jaccard RE, watchmaker, 4364 Hayes 

Jacks Ernest, coffee saloon, 1035 How- 


ard 

Jacks Robert, saloon, cor 22d and Fol- 
som 

Jackson A, carpenter, 810 Jones 


Flags, Banners. 
Masonic Temple, 


JACKSON BREWERY, Wm A Fred- 
AGKSON' BYRON (Jackson & Tr 
ackson u- 
‘ man), 655-631 th and 149-169 
Bluxome : 
Jackson D B, gen passenger and ticket 
Pacific Coast Steamship Co’s 
steamers, 214 Montgomery 
Jackson E J, California and European 
Agency, 16 Montgomery ave 
Jackson Foundry, John G Ils propr, 
cor Webb and Montgomery ave 
Jackson Henry R (Otto Brandt & Co), 
1038 Market 
JACKSON J A, taxidermist, 647 Mar- 
ket 


Jackson Jacob, tailor, 515 Sacramento 

Jackson J G, lumber, pier 4 Steuart 

JACKSON JOHN P, pres Post Pub- 
lishing Co, 500 Montgomery 

Jackson Park, Carolina and Santa 
Clara 

Jackson P H, illuminating roofs for 
basements, mechanical pipet 231 Ist 

Jackson R C (Yates & Jackson), 4 and 
6 Dupont 

Jackson R W, mfr abalone shell fewel- 
ry, 614 Market 

Jackson Street Experimental School, 
116 Jackson 

Jackson Street Primary School, cor 
Jackson and Webster 

JACKSON & TRUMAN (I J Truman 
and Byron Jackson), mfrs agricultural 
implements, 625-631 6th and 149- 
169 Bluxome 

JACKSON T W (T W Jackson & Co), 
304 California 

JACKSON T W & CO (Thomas W 
Jackson and Frederick Holmes), com- 
mission merchants, sheep wash, soap 
makers’ materials, soda, purchasing 

ts, 304 California 

Jackson W, saloon, cor Clay and Davis 

Jacob Chas E, coffee and spice, 1563 
Market 

Jacob J, chief Golden Gate Stamm 
Independent Order of Red Men, 510 
Bush 

Jacob Mme Leontine, milliner, 8064 
Gear 

Jacobi 4 (Lachman & Jacobi), 113 2d 

Jacobi J J (Lachman & Jacobi), 113 2d 

Jacobi L, collector, 426 California 

Jacobs Abe, tailor, 799 Mission 

JACOBS ABRAHAM, pawn-broker, 
variety store and gen mdse, 613 Pacific 

Jacobs Mrs Anna, bakery, 955 Howard 

JACOBS BF, publisher and propr 
‘‘Dry Goods Reporter,” 35 Sutter 

Jacobs Mrs C, dry goods retail, NW cor 
Howard and 24th 


Jackson Alexander, Sailors’ Boarding | Jacobs Mra Caroline, dry goods, 2736 
Howard 


House, 66 ar“ 38 Oregon 


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Fences and Beidge Work, 
S27 Main Street, &. F. 


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CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDER GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


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195 


Jacobs Miss Celia, teacher Valencia Jacoby Isaac N (Landis & Jacoby), 543 


Primary School 


rket 


Jacobs Chas S (S Jacobs & Son), 408 JACOBY LOUIS, general agt Provi- 


Kearn: 

JACOBS & CO. (S L Jacobs), ladies’ un- 
derwear, 226 Kearny 

Jacobs David, tailor, 409 East 

JACOBS & EASTON (Julius Jacobs 
and George Easton), general insurance 
agts, 216 Sansome 

Jacobs Mrs Fanny, second-hand cloth- 
ing, 3354 3d 

Jacobs Mrs George, second-hand cloth- 
ing, 237 5th 

Beh Mrs H (Mrs H Jacobs & Co), 22 


t 
JACOBS MRS H & CO (Mrs H Jacobs), 
fancy goods and trimmings, 22 6th 
Jacobs I H (Simon, Jacobs & Co), 17 
and 19 Battery 
Jacobs Jake, barber, 511 Montgomery 
ave 
Jacobs J, dry goods, 215 Dupont 
Jacobs J, tailor, 2407 California 
Jacobs Jacob, boots and shoes, 19 3d 
Jacobs Jacob Jr, barber,511 Montgomery 


ave 

JACOBS JULIUS (Jacobs & Easton), 
216 Sansome 

Jacobs L P(Jacobs & Wise), 1205 Stock- 
ton 

Jacobs Marx, tailor, 5194 6th 

Jacobs M C, tailor, NE cor 4th and 
Folsom 

Jacobs Meyer, attorney-at-law, 315 Cal- 
ifornia 

Jacobs M & Son (M and S Jacobs), 
wholesale clothing, 20 Sansome 

Jacobs Our, liquors, 2 and 4 Leidesdorff 

Jacobs Philip (Wise & Jacobs), 332 
Montgomery ave 

bor Raphiel, boots and shoes, 218 

t 


Jacobs Miss Susie, teacher S S F School, 
SW cor 14th ave and L 

Jacobs S (S Jacobs & Son), 408 Kearny 

Jacob’s Saloon, Jacob Hilspich propr, 
2 and 4 Leidesdorff 

Jacobs S & Son (S and CharlesS Jacobs), 
dry goods, 408 Kearny 

JACOBS S L (Jacobs & Co), 226 Kearny 

Jacobs Wm (A Lusk & Co), 423-433 
Brannan and 534 and 536 Clay 

Jacobs & Wise (L P Jacobs and J H 
Wise), dry goods, 1205 Stockton 

Jacobsen Peter, groceries, 2019 Mason 

Jacobson Dave, coal, 28 Turk 

Jacobson Jacob, bird store, 7 Taylor 

Jacobson J, teacher, room 11, 603 Pine 

Jacobsom S, mfr cigars and tobacco, 3 
Market 

Jacoby Albert, groceries, 114 7th 

Jacoby H, groceries, NW cor 7th and 


Minna 


deace-Washington Insurance Co of 
Providence, R I, Prescott Insurance 
Co of Boston and Prussian National 
Insurance Co of Stettin, Prussia, of- 
fice 439 California 

Jacoby Philo, publisher ‘‘Hebrew,” 612 
Commercial 

Jacoby Samuel, dry goods, 1114 Stock- 
ton 


Jacyues I F, carpenter, Larkin bet Sut- 
ter and Post 

Jacques Escaig, cutter an grinder, 524 
Commercial 

Jacques I F, laundry, 1020 Larkin 

Jacques Mme T, laundry 

Jacquot E, insurance broker, 219 San- 


some 

Jaffe L (L Jaffe & Co), 244 Sutter and 
656 Howard 

Jaffe L & Co (L Jaffe and J Steen), coal, 
244 Sutter and 656 Howard 

J so ‘Dick (Breed & Jagels), SE cor 

essie and New Montgome 
Jager George W, barber, 630 O'Farrell 
Jahn Albrecht (Cormac & Jahn), 606 


Clay 

JAHN & FOSTER, costumers, 121 
Stockton 

Jahn a bakery, 152 Ist 

Jahn H (Jahn & Foster), 121 Stock- 
ton 

Jaka Charles, saloon, 625 Pacific 

Jacobs John C, groceries, cor Jackson 
and Buchanan 

James Mrs Anna, dressmaking, 1813 
Polk 

James C A, real estate, 402 Montgomery 

James Eva, California Fuse Works, cor 
14th and Channel 

James J G, stock-raiser, 331 Kearny 

James Lick Trust, H E Mathews agt, 
606 Montgomery 

James Mrs Minnie, dressmaker, 115 
Kearny ; 

James Richard, saloon, 825 Montgomery 

James Mrs S, dressmaking, 1834 How- 


ard 

James W T Jr, drayman, 125 Washing- 
ton 

Jameson Horace D, harnessmaker, 5 
Ist 

JAMISON & DIETRICH (W C Jami- 
son and. Edward Dietrich), candy mfrs 
1214 Market 

Jamison J J, sec Cosmopolitan Council 
O.C F, 510 Bush 

Jamison W C (Jamison & Dietrich), 1214 
Market 

Janke John, liquors, 533 Washington 

depovish Luco, liquors, cor Davis and 

lar 


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ALEX, importer and mfr 
upholstery, bedding and feathers, fac- 
tory 124 Main, steam feather reno- 
vator 25 Silver, salesrooms 48-54 2d 
Jansen F, crockery, 324 Sansome 
Jansen F (Jansen & Thiele), hatter, 118 
6th bet Mission and Howard 

Jansen George A F, saloon, NE cor Ist 
and Beale street wharf 

Jansen R, watchmaker and jeweler, 


320 Kearny 
SEN & THIELE (F Jansen and 
J Thiele), hatters, 118 6th bet Mis- 
sion and Howard 
Janson ©, Coasting Boarding House, 
204 and 206 Steuart 
Janson Mrs Mary, groceries, NW cor 
Shotwell and 20th 
Jansen Fred C, German Hotel, 18 Ist 
Jantzen Fred, crockery, china and glass- 
ware, 641 Kearny, 131 2d, 104 6th and 
524 and 526 Sansome 
Jantzen Wm F, printer, 104 6th 
Japan, Consul of, Kentaro Yanagiva, 
03 Market 
Japanese Art Repository, G T Marsh 
and E Amsden, 625 Market 
JAPANESE GOSPEL SOCIETY LI- 
» meet Saturday evening for 
mutual instruction, 116 Tyler 
Jaques James B, restaurant, 26 Ist 
JARBOE & HARRISON (John R 
Jarboe and R E Harrison), attorneys- 
at-law, 230 Montgomery 
Jarboe John R (J. avine & Harrison), 230 
Montgomery 
JARDINE JOSEPH B, propr Atlas 
Iron Works, 135 and 137 Beale 
Jaretzki Mandel, clothing, 614 Broad- 
way 
Jarman H G, paints, 232 16th 
Jaujou E A (E A Jaujou & Co), 430 and 
432 Jackson 
Jaujou E A & Co (EA Jaujou and Leon 
Chassague), liquors, 430 and 432 Jack- 


son 

JAYNES FRANK, supt Western 
Union Telegraph Co, 302 Montgumery 

JC YOUNG MEDICAL INSTI- 
TUTE (THE), 204 Post 

Jeanuette Saloon (Breede & Jagels 
proprs), SE cor Jessie and New Mont- 
gomery 

Jeannot Franquois, 
Geary 

Jeauneau & Lemaitre (P Jeauneau and 
J Lemaitre), meats, stall 67 Centre 
Market 

Jeauneau Peter (Jeauneau & Lemaitre), 
67 Centre Market 

24 A W, sec Union Pacific Salt Co, 
216 Sacramento 

Jeffers A J (P L Archibald & Co), 1324 
Market 


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porter Fine Watches, Jewe 
Silverware, Precious Stones, e 


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Jeffers Milo S (H Rosenkrans & Co), 
638 Market 

Jeffers Mrs S, dressinaker, 7 Stockton 

JEFFERS & WELLS (Wm H Jeffers 
and Frank F Wells), Universal Copy- 
ing Co, 1202 Mission 

Jeffers Win H (Jeffers & Wells), Univer- 
sal Copying Co, 1202 Mission 

Jefferson John W (Heydenfeldt, Jefferson 
& Levy), OR i andi 318 Pine 

Jefferson Square, Eddy and Gough 

Jeffray Wm, metal and coal broker, 
204 California 

Jellison B F, saloon, 500 Kearny and 
644 California 

Jenkins Mrs Alice, cigars, 14 Folsom 

Jenkins Joshua, cigars and tobacco, 531 


East 

Jenkins & Seeley, dentists, 1402 Bush 

Jenkins G W, dentist, 1402 Bush 

Jenks A, artist, room 311 Phelan’s 
Block, 806 Market 

Jenks George H, physician, 321 Geary, 
office 850 Market 

Jenness J F, propr Jenness’ Mission 
Express, 3 and 5 Commercial 

JENNINGS CASSIUS M. attorney-at- 
law, 331 es ap 

Jennings C B, mdse broker and com- 
mission merchant, 121 California 

Jennings & Co (Wm Tlirrie, Sara Jen- 
nings and John McHugh), South End 

’ Warehouse, cor Japan and Townsend 

Jennings D A, mining sec, 401 Califor- 
nia 

Jennings F A, whitener and plasterer, 
23 5th 

Jennings F R, boots and shoes, 704 Mis- 
sion 

Jennings George A (Crossin & Jennings), 
1000 Market 

Jennings Joseph C (Jennings & Still- 
mann), 317 California 

Jennings M.s J J, dressmaker, 1012 
Larkin 

Jennings Sara (Jennings & Co), cor 
Japan and Townsend 

Jennings & Stillmann (Joseph C Jen- 
nings and Alfred Stillmann), insurance 
agts, 317 California 

Jennings Thos, wholesale grocer, 416 
and 418 Sansome 

JENNY DAN W, bookkeeper, 519 

70st 

Jenny Mrs Mary L, lodging:house, 23 
Stockton 

Jensen Fredrick, saloon,, cor Beale and 
Harrison 

Jephson J O, job printer, 769 Market 

Jerome Mrs Theodore, lodging-house, 
263 3d 

J ersey Farm Dairy, retail dairy produce, 
RG Sneath propr, 837 and 849 How- 
ard and 350 Tehama 


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Drew), stairbuilders South Point Mill, 
Berry bet 3d an‘l 4th 

Jesse G R (Jesse & Drew), Berry bet 3d 
and 4th 

Jessen Paul (Petersen & Co), SE cor 
Main and Market 

Jeason Samuel, branch bakery, 209 24th 

Jessup Andrew J (Clapp & Jessup), NE 
cor Mission and Fremont 

Jessup T CO, dentist, 103 Montgomery 

Jewel —, physician, 200 Franklin 

Jewell A Mt (A M Jewell & Co), n 8 Berry 
bet 3d and 4th 

JEWELL A M & CO (AM Jewell, C 
A and G W Hooper), mfrs wooden 

umps, pipe, tubs and water-tanks, 
actory and office Berry bet 3d and 4th 

Jewell T E, mining, 330 Pine 

JEWELS. REV F F, pastor Howard 
Street M K Church, res 8 Hubbard 

Jewell Godfrey (Mierson, Jewell & Co), 
828 and 830 Kearny 

Jewett Henry C (Sherman S Jewett & 
Co), 120 Battery 

Jewett Josiah (Sherman S Jewett & Co), 
120 Battery 

Jewett Sherman 8 (Sherman S Jewett & 
Cu), 120 Battery 

Jewett Sherman S & Co (Sherman §S, 
Josiah and Henry C Jewett), whole- 
sale stoves, ranges and hollow ware, 
120 Battery 

“Jewish Almanac,” Wm Saslburg pub- 
lisher, 622 Clay bet Kearny and 
Montgomery 

Jewish Orphan Asylum, cor Devisadera 
and Grove 

‘Jewish Progress,” Abraham Seeligsohn 
editor, 608 Sacramento 

‘Jewish Times,” P L Phillips mgr, 615 
Kearny 

JICHA JOHN, gunsmith, 624 Wash- 
ington 

Jinsfeld P, hairdresser, 650 Market 

JOACHIMSEN H L, attorney-at-law, 
502 Montyomery 

JM BRUNSWICK BALKE, see The 
J M Brunswick & Balke Uo, 653 and 
655 Market 

Joble John A, saloon, Long Bridge 

Jobmann Julius, liquors, 20 6th 

Jobsen W G, coal, 21 Anthony 

Jobson W G, coal, 511 Bush 

Jock Jos, hairdresser, 63 New Mont- 
g-mery 

Joe Bros, poultry, 422 Clay 

Joel A M, ne:k-tie factory, 206 Bush 

Johansen Peter, music teacher, 84 Ever- 
ett 

Johanson G, liquors, 7 Commercial 

John A Roebling’s Sons Co (The), mfrs 
iron and steel wire rope, S V Mooney 
mgr, 14 Drumm 


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Jesse & Drew (G R Jesse and H M|John William, cigars and tobacco, 123 


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San Francisco. 


Dupont 

Johns William, mgr Sierra Buttes Gold 
Mining Co also London and California 
Mining Co, 320 Sansome 

Johnson A D bovtmaker, 613 Laguna 

Johnson A F, saloon, 10 Jackson 

Johnson Andrew, liquors, 154 Steuart 

Johnson Anthony, turniture, 572 Bran- . 
nan 

Johnson & Brent (Chris Johnson and 
Fred Brent), coffee saloon, 6144 Cali- 
fornia 

Johnson Charles, saloon, 25 Montgom- 
ery ave 

Johnson Chas, saloon, 204 Steuart 

Johnson Chas E, liquors, 313 East 

Johnson Chris (Johnson ~ Brent), 6144 
California . 

Johnson C M, photographer, 108 Powell 

Johnson C J, liquors, 220 Hardie Place 

Johnson David, saloon, 16 Steuart 

Johnson E A, Mechanic's House, 8 and 
10 Berry 

Johnson Frank S (Renner & Co), SE cor 
Main and Market 

Johnson Frank, saloon, 16 Folsom 

Johnson Fred (Johnson & Schule), 5 Post 

Johnson Geo (Pendergast, Smith & Co), 
217 Fremont 

Johnson Gust, liquors and lodging, 7 
Commercial 

Johnson H, liquors, 543 Merchant 

Johnson Henry, chop house and coffee 
saloon, 325 Drumm 

Johnson H K, dairy produce, 1045 How- 
ard bet 6th and 7th 

Johnson H P, bootmaker, 164 Jessie 

Johnson Mrs I, liquors, 19 Commercial 

Johnson J, barber, 10004 Market 

Johnson James A, attorney-at-law, 629 
Kearny 

JOHNSON J C (J C Johnson & Co), 12 
and 14 Pine 

JOHNSON JC & CO (J Cand J M 
Johnson), saddlery, harness, leather 
and harness hardware, 12 aud 14 Pine 

Johnson Jeremiah, merchant tailor, 406 
Larkin 

Johnson J G, South San Francisco 
Packing Co, 226 Front 

JOHNSON J M (J C Johnson & Co), 
$2 and 14 Pize 

Johnson J M, wood and coal, 413 Tyler 

Johnson John, cigars, 1 Montgomery 


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ave 

Johnson John, bootmaker, SE cor Post 
and Jones 

Johnson John, bootmaker, 1274 2d 

Johnson Juseph A, painter, 517 Cali- 
fornia 

Johnson Josiah G, South San Francisco 
ld i and Provision Co, office 226 

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4 | Johnson Mrs J W, lodging-house, 19 


Commercial 
§ Johnson Mrs M, clothing, 990 Folsom 
Johnson Martin, dairy, cor Dolores and 


30th 
Johnson Orlof (Wilson & Johnson), 1074 
ackson 


Johnson Ottd, groceries, NE cor Broad- 
* way and Kearn 
Johnson P (Sanders & Johnson), 3 New 
\ Montgomer 
Johnson P A (Erickson & Johnson), 812 
Kearny 
« Johnson Peter, groceries, 2598 Howard 


Johnson Peter, restaurant, 783 Market 
Johnson Peter, saloon, 228 Montgomery 


ave 
JOHNSON ROBT (Spence & Johnson), 
by 93 California Market 
Johnson Samuel, wood and coal, 321 


18 7th 
Johnson & Schule (Fred Johnson and F 

ra; A Schule), harness ornaments, badges, 
monograms, etc, 5 Post 

Johnson Sidney L, attorney-at-law, 523 
Montgomery 

Johnson W C, insurance broker, 409 
California 

Johnson Wm H, physician, 48 4th 

Johnson Wm, sailors’ boarding-house, 
140 Folsom 

Johnson Wm Neely, attorney-at-law, 
715 Clay 

Johnson Mrs M, ladies’ second-hand 
clothing, 990 Folsom 

Johnson Peter, grocer, cor 22d and 
Howard 

Johnson Mrs S, dressmaker, 213 11th 

Nobuaton A (E H Jones & Co), 535 Mar- 

t 


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Johnston Miss Clara, teacher Valencia 
Primary School 

J es J P (Bradley & Johnston), 640 


ay 

Johnston Mrs Martha E, candy, 135 
Kearny 

Johnston Olf, carpenter, 213 Ellis 

JOHNSTON THOMAS W, sec Sono- 
ma Valley Railroad, auditor S F & N 
P Railroad, 4830 Montgomery 

JOHNSTON WM D, chemical labora- 
tory, assayer, 118 and 120 Halleck 

Johnston S (W S Johnston & Co), 
NE cor Fremont and Mission 

Johnston W S & Co (W S Johnston and 
F B- Roe), electricians, NE cor Fre- 
mont and Mission 

Johnstone E McD, agt Renton Coal Co, 
cor Mason and Gear 

Joice E V, notary public, 6 Merchants’ 
Exchange 

Joinct Victor, machinist and engineer, 
510 Commercial 

Joiner James J, engraver, 33 Kearny 


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Jolliffe W H, chief of pilot office, 506 
Batter : 

Jonas I A, watvnmake 128 Pacific _ 

Jonas N, auctionee .ad commission 
merchant, 434 Kearn 

Jones & Bryant (Orin Jones and George 
Bryant), shoe and slipper makers, 769 
Market : 

Jones C A (Preble & Jones), 218 Davis 

Jones C C, merchandise broker, 202 
Sacramento 

Jones Charles A ‘McAlester & Jones), 
422 ebay ga 

Jones Chas A (Preble & Jones), 218 
‘Davis 

Jones C J, real estate, rooms 1 and 2 
Chronicle Building and 230 Mont- 
gomery 

JONES & CO (M P Jones and E B 
Beck), wholesale grocers, shipping and 
commission merchants, agts Mer- 
chants’ Line of Packets, 121 and 123 
Market cor Main 

Jones & Co (Cyrus G Jones), clothing, 
712 and 714 Market and 15 Geary 

Jones & Co (Geo W Jones), 218 and 220 
Front 

Jones D H, Russian River Land and 
Lumber Co, 4 California 

Jones E B (E H Jones & Co), 535 Mar- 


ket 

Jones E H &Co(A Johnston, D McLeod 
Jr, Morgan Hill and E B Jones), 
wholesale fancy goods and notions, 
535 Market 

Jones ED (S L Jones & Co), 207 Cali- 
fornia 

JONES F A & CO (James A Bradloy 
iat F A Jones), file mfrs, 305 How- 
a 

JONES FRANK A (F A Jones & Co), 
tile mfr, 305 Howard 

Jones F E, mining, 202 Sacramento 

Jones F F (Jones & Hubbard), 412 
Kearny 

JONES FRANK, saloon, 192 Steven- 
son 

Jones George B (W H Collie & Co), 18 
P 


ost 

JONES H A (Osbourne & Jones), short- 
hand reporter, room 65, 309 Mont- 
gomer 

Jones 
Stevenson 

JONES HARRISON, sec Masonic 
Board of Relief, Masonic Temple, 
NW cor Montgomery and Post 

Jones & Hubbard (F F Jones and G A 
Hubbard), liquors, 412 Kearn 

Jones J B, jewelers’ findings, 120 Sutter 

Jones J) D (A F Evans & Co), 522 
Montgomery 

Jones Mrs Jemima, lodging-house, 303 
Jessie 


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Jones T H 
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Jones Wit 
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Jones Wn 
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Jonson D: 
Steuart 
Joost Bros 
Mission 
Joost Hen 
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Joost He 
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Jones J H Ww yre & Jones), 320 Pine 

JONES J W, propr The Grand Central 
Auction Store, 24 6th 

Jones Mrs J W, fancy goods, 24 6th 

Jones M_H, artist, St Ann’s Buildin 

JONES M P (Jones & Co), 121 and 123 
Market 

wong Orin (Jones & Bryant), 769 Mar- 

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Jones Paula A, barber, 649 Mission 

Jones P L (Langley & Jones), 27 Wash- 
ington 

Jones R, carpenter, 1107 Market 

Jones Mrs R L, dressmaker, 941 Howard 

Jones, Robinson & Co (T H Jones and 
and G M Robinson), photographers, 
838 Market 

Jones S L (S L Jones & Co), 207 Cali- 
fornia 

Jones S L & Co(S Land E D Jones), 
auctioneers and commission merchants 
207 and 209 California 

Jones T H (Jones, Robinson & Co), 838 
Market 

Jonee Thomas, carpenter, 1120 Taylor 

veee Walter F, attorney-at-law, 637 

earn 

JONES WINFIELD 8, sc Security 
Savings Bank, 215 Sansome 

Jones Witcher. supt Seal Rock Tobacco 
Co, 225 California and cor of Bryant 

Jones Wm, physician, 155 New Mont- 
oe WwW. 

Jones W W, artist, St Anns’ Building 

Jonson David (Brown & Jonson) 108 
Steuart 

Joost Bros, hardware, 1438 and 1440 
Mission 

Joost Henry (M Joost & Bro), S W cor 
McAllister and Gough and SW cor 
Noe and ]4th - 

Joost Herman, commission merchant, 
410 Clay 

Joost John & Co (John Joost), groceries 
and liquors, 138 3d 

Joost Martin (M Joost & Bros), SW cor 
14th and Noe and SW cor McAllister 
and Gough 

Joost M & Bro (Henry and Martin 
Joost), groceries, SW cor McAllister 
aud Gough and cor 14th and Noe 

Soost N, groceries, SW cor 2d and 
Brannan 

Joostens Chas, saloon, 432 Broadway 

Jordan Adolph, saloon, 1228 Dupont 

Jordan Geo, watches and jewelry, 433 
Montgomery 

Jordan Geo L, money broker, 303 Mont- 


omer 

JORDAN L J, physician and propr 
Anatomical Museum, 751 Market and 
211 Geary 

Jordan M, watches and jewelry, 7 
Kearny 


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Jorgensen Hans P (Hermansen, Jorgen” 
sen & Co), cor Summer and Kearny 

Jory Bros, boot factory, 224 Fell 

A, crockery, 929 Market 

Joseph & Bros (L_ and I Joseph), mer- 

soeae tailors, 229 Montgomery cor 
ine 

Joseph Charles, boots and shoes, 32 
Kearny 

Joseph & Co (H Joseph and I Harris), 
clothing, 232 Kearny 

Joseph H (Joseph & Co), 232 Kearny 

Joseph I (J asepe Bros), 229 Montgomery 

Joseph Isaac, hairdresser, 263 Kast 

Joseph Jacob (Block & Co), Metropoli- 
tan Market 

Joseph John, fancy govds, 1627 Geary 

Joseph L (Joseph Bros),229 Montgomery 

Joseph Levy, glass stainer, 347 3d 

Joseph, Nathan & Co, mfrs’ agts and 
novelties, 6+1 Clay 

Josich Charles (Bagouich & Josich), 212 
Brannan 


JOSSELYN BENJ F, physician, 204 
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Josselyn Chas (G M Josselyn & Co), 38 
and 40 Market 

Josselyn Geo D, painter, NE cor 23d 
and by Verge 

Josselyn G M (G M Josselyn & Co), 38 
and 40 Market 

Josselyn G M & Co, ship chandlery, 38 
and 40 Market 

JOSSELYN J H, physician, 226 Sutter 

JOSSELYNJ§, The J C Young Insti- 
tute, 204 Post 

Josselyn W C, tailor, 9 Geary 

JOST & ADLER, California Distillery, 
321 art 

Jost C (California Distilling Co), 32) 
Battery 

Jost Peter, milk depot, 429 Hayes 

Joubert P, laundry, 1302 Powell and 
808 Stockton 

Joullin Mrs C, laundry, 409 Sutter 

Joullin Stephen, laundry, 409 Sutter . 

‘Journal oF Freedom,” 605 os 

‘JOURNAL OF FREEMAN 
RIGHTS,” Julius Buhlert propr, 


SW cor Montgomery and Cla 

“JOURNAL” PUBLISHING CO, pub- 
lishers “S F Journal of Commerce,” 
W HH Murray mgr, 606 Clay 

Jovana Domana, bootmaker, 413 Broad- 
wa 

Jovovich Lazar, coffee stand, NW cor 
Jackson and Drumm 

Joy Edwin W, druggist, NE cor Post 
and Mason 

Joyce Edmond, livery stable, 721 Va- 
encia 

Joyce Patrick B, physician, 630 Howard 

Joyce hog J, crockery and glassware, 
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Jeralsky I, sce Montefiero Lodge No 1’ 
AJOKSB, 121 Eddy 
Juda Patrick, saloon, 204 Ist 

JUDAH H R, assistant passenger and 
ticket agt NDof S P R R, cor 4th 
and Townsend 

Judd C M, oarpenter, 1210 Polk 

Judd Mrs Garrett P, dressmaker, 731 


Geary 
JUDD NORRIS A (D Hicks & Co), 
508 Montgomery 
Judge Patr ck, liquors, 204 Ist 
Judkins EH, stoves and tinware, 2101 
and 2708 Mission 
Judson A, mining, 3 0 Sansome 
Judson Egbert (S F Caudle & Co), 402 
Front 
Judson Eghert, pres California Paper 
| _ Co, 4 California 
Judson H H, druggist, cor Butte and 
| Kentuck 
JUDSON ‘MANUFACTURING Co, 
mfrs hardware and agricultural imple- 
ments, 402 Front. 
Jugassovich A & Co, Union Restaurant 
and Oyster Saloon, 106 6th 
Juillerat A E, music boxes, agt M J 
Paillard & Co, 23 Dupont 
Julia Mining Co, H A Charles sec, 419 
California 
Julian Charles, varieties, 1329 Dupont 
Julian Geo N (Ball & Julian), Town- 
send bet 5th and 6th 
Jullien J (J Jullien & Co), 617 Pacific 
Jullien J & Co (J Jullien and Penn Mar- 
tin) wines and liquors, 617 Pacitic 
Junck Diedrich, groceries, 1016 Clay 
Jung Mrs L, lodgings SW cor Washing- 
ton and Drumm 
Junker Charles, meat market, 135 
Gough 
Junker L, retail butcher, SW cor La- 
guna and Fulton 
Jung Henry, propr Oriental Hotel and 
lodgings, cor Washington and Drumm 
J al fe C, ivon door and shutter mfr, 110 
ain 
voneRte Aug (Aug Jungblut & Co) 10- 


16 Tyler 
JUNGBLUT AUGUST & CO (August 
Jungblut and C Traulsen), billiard 
tables and cabinetmakers, 10-16 Tyler 
Jurgens Antone, cigars, 136 2d 
Jurgens Richard (Bose & Jurgens), gro- 
cers, 731 Brannan bet 6th and 7th 
Juri L (L Juri & Co), 1330 Stockton 
Juri L & Co (L Juri and S Neusch- 
wander), liquors, 1328 Stockton 
Jurss John, salon, 7034 Davis 
Justice Court, James CU Pennie presid- 
ing justice, Old City Hall, SE cor 
Washington and Kearn 


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Kaechele & Roller (Michael Kaechele 
and Carl Roller), grocery, SE cor 
Fulton and Octavia 

Kaechele Michael (Kaechele & Roller), 
cor Fulton and Octavia : 

Kaeding Chas (Liddle & Kaeding), 538 
Washington 

Kaeintz Emanuel (Kaeintz & Sperl), 
444 3d 

Kaeintz & Sperl, hairdressers, 444 3d 

Kaemmerling Miss Cora, 339 Eddy 

Kafer Charles, saloon, 219 Mission 

KAFKA MRS ANNIE, varieties and 
branch bakery, 1425 Sacramento 

Kafka & Brady (S Kafka and A Brady), 
butchers, 20) 6th 

Kafka S (Kafka & Brady), 209 6th 

Kahler H S (Freeman & Kahler), 9 Post 

Kahn Adolph J, druggist, 1102 Market 

Kahn, Brod & Co enry Kahn, Mar- 
cus Brod, Adolph Strassburger), mfr 
optical goods, 335 Bush 

Kahn Bros & Co (J and Chas Kahn 
and A Gombrich and fils), importers 
French dry and fancy goods, 25 and 
27 Battery 

Kahn Chas (Kahn Bros & Co), Paris 

ay Mrs Esther, fancy goods, 246} 
4t 

oa He Necaaa (Kahn, Brod & Co), 335 

ush 

Kahn Joseph, baker, 9464 Mission 

Kahn Joes, bakery, 30 6th 

Kahn Joseph, bowling saloon, 416 Pine 

Kahn Joseph (Porter, Slessinger & Co), 
117 Battery 

Kahn Jules (Kahn Bros & Co) 25 and 
27 Battery 

Kahn Leon (Dallman & Kahn), 206 
Washington 

Kahn Louis (Louis Kahn & Co), 46 
Centre Market 

Kahn Louis & Co, dealer in live stock, 
office 46 Centre Market 

Kahn Morris (L Kauffman & Co), 25 
and 27 Battery 

Kahn S (Westheimer & Kahn), 322 
Montgomery 

Kahn Mrs Sarah, French florist, 716 
Washington 

KAHN §8§, physician, 215 Kearny 

Kahrs Henry (Kahrs & Hogref), NW 
cor Post and Taylor 

Kahis & Hocref (Henry Kahrs and 
Fred Hogref), groceries, NW cor Post 
and Taylor 

Kahrs Joun, groceries, 124 Ist 

Kain Chas. (Kain & Heaney), 11-40 
Centre Market 

Kain & Heaney (Chas and Lawrence 
Kain and John Heaney), butter and 
eggs, 11-40 Centre Market 


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San Francisco. 


Kain Lawrence (Kain & Heaney), 11- 
4 Centre Market 

Kaiser George (G@ Kaiser & Oo), 17- 
19 California Market 

Kaiser G & Co (George Kaiser and C F 
Wagner), butchers, 17-19 California 
Market 

WILLIAM, merchant tailor, 

335 Bush 

Kaler M W, bakery and confectionery, 
SW cor Hyde and Jackson 

Kalisher E D, mdse broker, moved to 
24 Sansome 

Kalisky Chas, tailor, 431 Montgomery 

Kalisky Chas, clothing, 109 and 111 2d 

Kalisky M & S, cloths and tailor’s trim- 
mings, 691 Market 

Kallenberg Theodore, machine shop, 32 
Fremont 

KALLOCH REV IS, pastor Metropoli- 
tan ‘Temple, cor 5th and Jessie, res cor 
Castro and 17th 

Kallstrom Rosa, lodging-house, 2104 
Washington 

Kalmuk M, grand treas grand lodge 
apne Order B'nai B’:iths, 122 


y 
Kalmuk Moritz, cigars, 46 4th 
Kaltschmidt Oscar, artist (portrait 
peisting), 1049 Mission bet 6th and 
th 


Kalvelage Clemens (Kalvelage & Muel- 
ler), SW cor Fell and Franklin 

Kalvelage & Mueller (Clemens Kalve- 
lage and Jacob Mueller), groceries, 
SW cor Fell and Franklin 

Kammann Geo H (Kammann & Lamp- 
kin), SK cor Geary and Hyde 

Kammann & Lampkin (George H Kam- 
mann and J T Lampkin), cigar mfrs, 
SE cor Geary and Hyde 

Kammerer Geo (Kammerer & Koch), 
542 California 

Kammerer & Koch (Geo Kammerer and 
Frank Koch), barbers, 542 California 

Kampe Fred W, groceries, 38 Natoma 

Kampner Mrs Yetta, furniture and bed- 
ding, 144 7th 

Kamps F W, beer saloon, 16 and 18 
California 

Kanary David & Co, ship sign and orna- 
mental painter, 304 od 

E MRS ANNIE M, stationer, 

318 6th 


Kane Bros (John and James Kane), sa- 
loon, 149 2d 

Kane Chas C (Theobald Kane & Co), 
35 and 37 Clay 

Kane Chas (Kane & Heany), 
Centre Market 

Kane Francis, physician, 46 O'Farrell 

Kane & Heany (Chas and Lawrence 
Kane and John Heany), dairy pro- 
duc, 11-40 Centre Market 


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201 


Kane J, groceries, cor Jersey and Sanchez 

Kane James (Kane Bros), 149 2d 

Kane John (Kane Bros), 149 21 

Kane John, grocer, 11 Gilbert bet and 
and 7th 

Kane Juhn T, groceries, 315th Sth 

Kane Lawrence (Kane & Heany), 11-40 
Centre Market 

Kane M, saloon, cor Woward and 1st 

KANE THEOBALD & CO, coal and 
wood, 35 and 37 Clay 

Kanngiesser Julius, sausage store, 1409 
Stockton 

Kant Anton, tailor, 306 Jessie 

Kaplan A, printer, 513 California 

Kaplan Louis, capitalist, 513 California 

Kappes Adolph, liquors and bowling 
saloon, 533 Sacramento ‘ 

Karewski Mrs H, dressmaker, milliner 
and fancy goods, 144 3d 

Karras & Brown (M Karras and § 
Brown), 18 3d 

Karras M (Karras & Brown), photog- 
raphers, 18 3d 

Karsky Miss Sarah, teacher 8S § F 
School, SW cor 14th ave and L 

Karstadt Frederick, dairy produce, 1145 
Folsom 

Karstens Chas, saloon, NE cor Sansome 
and Jackson 

Kasche Wm, saloon, 18 Gear 

Kaskel mt (Kaskel & Bros), 617 
Commercia 

Kaskel Adolph, hatter, 423 Kearny 

Kaskel & Bro (M and A Kaskel), hats 
and caps, 617 Commercial 

err'e M (Kaskel & Bro), 617 Commer- 
cia 

Kassalback George, butcher, NW cor 
Folsom and 24th 

Kast & Co (F X and LS Kast and Jacob 
Kaufmann), boots and shoes, 73S and 
740 Market 

Kast F X (Kast & Co), 738 and 740 
Market 

Kast LS (Kast & Co), 738 and 740 
Market 

Kastens L M, barber and cigar store, 
1042 Sutter 

Katschinski Bernard (Levy & Katschin- 
ski), 534 Kearny and 10 3d 

Katz Abraham, boots and shoes, 16 Du- 
pont 

Katz Frederick, butcher, 94-100 Cali- 
fornia Market 

Katz J, butcher, Grand Central Market, 
cor 6th and Market 

Kaufer C, upholsterer, 28 Turk 

Kauffman Jacob, butcher, 412 3d 

Kautiman Leon (L Kauffman & Co), 
Winters, Cal 

Kauffman L & Co (Leon Kauffman and 
Morris Kahn), general mdse, 25 and 
27 Battery 


WHITE BROS .13 4 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
st,8.F. Counter Tops, Newel Posts, Balusters, 


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Kaufman & Brady, butchers, 209 6th 

Kaufman J M, wholesale cigars, 508 
Sacramento 

Kaufmann A, bootmaker, 20 Montgom- 
ery ave 

Kaufmann Fritz, groceries, 329 5th 

Kaufmann Jacob fiknst & Co), 738 and 
740 Market 

Kaufmann Jonas, retail butcher, 519 
Franklin 

oe L, cigars and tobacco, 300 

a8 


Kaufner Hermann, boots and shoes, 
2020 Fillmore 

Kaul Samuel, tailor, 405 Commercial 

Kaulfuss Frederick C, engraver on glass, 
506 Market 

Kaupert Joseph, butcher, cor 24th and 
Columbia 

Kavanagh John, merchant tailor, 6 New 
Montgomery 

Kavanagh John (Kavanagh & Sampson), 
517 California 

earnngh & Sampson (John Kavanagh 

- and Henry Sampson), restaurant, 517 
California 

Kayser Albert (Huefner & Kayser), 802 
Montgomery 

Kayser Bros (Richard and Frank Kay- 
ser), wood, coal and hay, 1118 and 
1120 Pacific 

Kayser Frank (Kayser Bros), 1118 and 
i120 Pacitic 

Kayser Fritz (Kayser & Mayer), 910 
Market 

Kayser M, tailor, 20 Taylor 

Kayser & Mayer (Fritz Kayser and 

ohn Mayer), saloon, 910 Market 
Kayser Richard (Kayser Bros), 1118 
acific 
Kean M C (Fritz & Kean), 130 Geary 
BROS (Thomas Keane and 
Patrick Boland), dry goods, whuvlesale 
and retail, 107-115 Kearny 
THOMAS (Keane Bros), 107 

Kearn 


y. 
Keany ¢, Dunn (Felix Keany and Wm 
Dunr), carriagemakers, 1118 Mibs- 


sion 
Keany Felix (Keany & Dunn), 1118! 


Mision 

Keany Mrs M, bakery, 1525 Market 

Keany Wni, coffee saloon and bakery, 
1525 Market 

Kearney James, liquors, 617 Montgom- 
ery 

Kearney Joseph, attorney-at-law, 240 
Montgomery 

Kearney M Theo, real estate, 22 Mont- 


gomery 

Kearney Peter A, druggist, SW cor lst 
and Folsom 

Kearney PF, grocer, NW cor Pacific 
and Leavenworth 


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San Francisco. 


KEARNEY P J, Filbert Street Mar- 
ket, SW cor Filbert and Mason 

Keating David, groceries, 1315 Mission 

Keating & May, plumbing and gasfit- 
ting, 2205 Mission 

Keating T W, (Keating & May), plumb- 
ing and gasfitting, 2205 Mission 

Keck George, tailor, 20364 16th 

Kedian P, plasterer, o 19th 

Kedon Martin & Co (Martin Kedon), 
general mdse, 118 and 120 Clay 

Kedon Martin Jr, junk, 319 Davis 

Keefe Mrs, bakery, SE cor Pine and 
Larkin 

Keefe David, wood and coal, 814 Fol- 
som 

Keefe Peter, bakery and confectionery, 
134 8th 

Keefe Peter, carpenter, 129 8th 

Keegan James, plumber and gasfitter, 
903 Stockton 

Keegan Peter, groceries and liquors, 422 
Clementina 

Keeler Mrs M A, confectionery, 728} 
Franklin 

Keenan John M, bakery and varicty, 
3454 Sth 

Keenan Mrs L, bakery, 3454 Sth 

Keenan P J, liquors, 1 and 3 Morton 

eee Charles C, musical instruments, 
33 

Keenen Patrick, bootmaker, 508 Mis- 


sion 
Keeney C C, physician U S A, office 22 
Montgomer 
Y § M, sec Pacific Roll- 
ing Mill Co, 202 Market 
Keeney James W, physician, 22 Mont- 
gomer 
Kehoe Jno M, music teacher, 6 Dodge 
Kehoe John W, butcher, 183 11th 
Kehoe J W, butcher 123 and 125 9th 
Kehoe Miss Kate, fancy goods and sta- 
tionery, 720 Brannan bet 6th and 7th 
Keho> Peter, shoe store, 515 8th 
LEIN EMIL. engraver and de- 
signer, 328 Bush 
Keiffer Charles, liquors, 219 Mission 
Keightley Mrs M, dressmaker, 101 
O'Farrell 
Keil Frederick C, pharmacist, ‘‘Chroni- 
cle”: Building, NE cor Kearny and 
Bush and SW cor Market and 4th 
Keirnan Hannah, groceries, SE cor 
Powell ave and Mission 
Kelleher J (Kelleher & Simpson), SE 
cor 4th and Folsom 
Kelleher & Simpson (J Kelleher and W 
Simpson), liquors, SE cor 4th and 
Folsom 
Keller Mrs Bertha, dressmaker, 37 Jes- 


sie 
Keller Frank W, upholsterer, 229 and 
231 Ellis : 


vubular Wheelbarrows, Boit and Kridgo 
Work, 227 Main Street, San Francisco. 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WNRKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST. S.F. 


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126 Kearny 
Kellett Chas, liver: 
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Kellett & McMur: 

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Market: 

Kellett S (Kellett 

Market 
KELLEY BROS 

S Kelley), wood 

road ave 
©| KELLEY CARR 

173 Railroad ave 
At} Kelley C& M, but 
Kelley Francis J, | 

306 Beale 
Kelley Frank A, b 
| KELLEY GEO ' 

Railroad ave 
3 Kelley George VW 
Mont ako 
RELLEY GEO 1 
chanics’ Foundr 
Kelley James R & 
lass, 221 and 2: 
Kaley John, US. 
Kelley Joseph, but 
Kelley Kate, dre 
fornia 
Kelley Mrs Kate, | 
Kelley L, merchan 
Kelley L (Wolffe é 
Kelley Mary, liq 
and Bay 
Kelley M J, meat 
Kelley Michael, h 
Kelley M O, liquo 
Kelley P, boots ar 
KELLEY PE 
oods, 726 How 
Kellner A, cigars 
nr Folsom 
Kellner Myer, fa 
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LOGG F H, 

Co, 419 and 42] 
Kellogg G Herb 
chant, 203 Sacr 
Kellogg Horace, 
Appraiser’s Bu 
Kellogg J G, capi 


California 
Kelly Bros (Pat 
dairy, San Bru 
Kelly C E, attort 
public, 216 Sa 
Kelly Mrs D, dre 
Kelly Daniel, pa 
Kelly Edward, 
Market 
KELLY & EG 
John Evan), 
liquors, 623 S 


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MRS 0, shirtmaker, 
126 Kearn 


y, 

Kellett Chas, livery stable, Mission bet 
22d and 23d ' 

Kellett & McMurray (S Kellett and J P 
McMurray), plaster decorations, 763 
Market 

Kellett S (Kellett & McMurray), 763 
Market 

KELLEY BROS (Geo W and Carrell 
S Kelley), wood and coal, 173 Rail- 
road ave 

KELLEY CARRELL 8 (Kelley Bros), 
173 Railroad ave 

Kelley C & M, butchers, 433 Stevenson 

Kelley Francis J, United States Hotel, 
306 Beale 

Kelley Frank A, barber, 2538 Bryant 

KELLEY GEO W (Kelley Bros), 173 
Railroad ave 

Kelley George W, stock broker, 314 


Montgomer 
RELLEY GEO W, business mgr Me- 
chanics’ Foundry, 213-219 lat 
Kelley James R & Co, paints, oils and 
lass, 221 and 223 Market 
Kaley John, U S Hotel, 306 Beale 
Kelley Joseph, butcher, 1159 Howard 
Kelley Kate, dressmaking, 2443 Cali- 
fornia 
Kelley Mrs Kate, bakery, 327 4th 
Kelley L, merchant tailor, 27 4th 
Kelley L (Wolffe & Kelley), 120 Sutter 
Bony Mary, liquors, SW cor Mason 
and Bay 
Kelley M J, meat market, 1840 Ellis 
Kelley Michael, horseshoer, 205 8th 
Kelley M O, liquors, 1111 Howard 
Kelley P, boots and shoes, 339 Bush 
KELLEY PETER R, furnishing 
oods, 726 Howard 
Kaliner A, cigars and tobacco, 242 6th 
nr Folsom 
Kellner Myer, fancy dry goods, 306 6th 
FH, sec California Paint 
Co, 419 and 421 Jackson 
Kellogg G Herbert, commission mer- 
chant, 203 Sacramento 
Kellogg Horace, revenue agt, room 11 
Appraiser’s Building 
Kellogg J G, capitalist, 314 California 
(Fox & Kellogg), 530 
California 


Kelly Bros (Pat and John Kelly), milk 
dairy, San Bruno Road 

Kelly C E, attorney-at-law and notary 
public, 216 Sansome 

Kelly Mrs D, dressmaker, 174 Taylor 
Kelly Daniel, painter, 174 Taylor 

Kelly Edward, butcher, cor Oak and 
Market 

KEILLY & EGAN (M H Kelly and 
John Evan), wholesale wines and 
liquors, 623 Sansome 


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203 


Kelly Bagene (Donohoe, Kelly & Co), 
SE cor Montgomery and Sacramento 
Kelly & Gilchrist (John Kelly and J G 
Gilchrist), wholesale liquors, 309 and 
311 Front 
Kelly G P, mining, 328 Montgomery ° 
Kelly James R & Co, paints and oils, 
221 and 223 Market 
Kelly John (Kelly & Gilchrist), 309 
Front 
Kelly John, saloon, 43 2d 
Kelly John, saloon, 186 Jessie 
KELLY JOHN JR, iusurance agt, 415 
Calitornia 
Kelly John & Son, United States Hotel, 
306 Beale 
Kelly Jos, butcher, 1159 Howard 
Kelly Mrs Kate, bakery, 327 Folsom 
Kelly M, tvolmaker, 223 Folsom 
Kelly Martin, saloon, 1111 Howard 
Kelly M H (Kelly & Egan), 623 Sansome 
Kelly M J, meats, 3 Centre Market 
Kelly P, boots and shoes, 238 Kearny 
Kelly P, bakery, 238 5th 
Kelly Patrick, bootmaker, 607 Sacra- 
mento 
Kelly R E, mining sec, 419 California 
Kelly Thomas, livery, SE cor Geary and 
Leavenworth 
Kelly W J, sec and supt Artesian Wa- 
ter Works, 204 9th 
Kelm Wm H, meat market, 1226 Pacific 
Kelsey Bryant, real estate, 619 Mont- 
omery 
Kelterer Fred, bakery, Mission bet 29th 
and 30th 
Kelting J Seman & Tietjen), SW cor 
Washington and Kast 
Kelting & Tietjen (J Kelting and D W 
Tietjen), groceries, SW cor Washing: 
ton and East . 
Kely Peter, groceries, 235 Fell 
Kemmner A, cigars and tobacco,242 6th 
Kemmy Rev John, clergyman (Catholic), 
cor Tennessee and Butte 
KEMP J & CO (Joseph Kemp and Wm 
Bateman), cabinetmakers and furni- 
ture mfrs, 114 and 116 Mission 
Kemp John H, importer upholsterers’ 
oods, 652 Market 
MP JOSEPH (J Kemp & Co), 114 
and 116 Mission 
Kemp Mrs M, dressmaker, 426 3d 
Kempner Mrs Etta, second-hand furni- 
ture, 144 7th 
Kempson H G, visitor (S F Benevolent 
Association), 20 Webb 
Kendall Mis M V, lodging-house, 16 
Stockton 
Kenealy Mrs D, fruits and varieties, 528 
4th 
Kenealy J J, tailor, 1317 Mission 
Kenedy Patrick, groceries, cor 27th and 
Folsom 


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0 KENFIELD E D (Sadler & Co), 605 


6 Market 

Kenitzer Charles W (Kenitzer & Raun), 

©! 601 California 

= | Kenitzer & Raun (Chas W Kenitzer 
and Edward T Raun), architects, 601 
California 

KENNA MRS SARAH, groceries, 
Mission nr 30th 

Kennady Dennis, groceries, NW cor 
Eddy and Pierce t 

Kennedy Miss (Kennedy & McGruder), 
915 Market 

Kenned,, Brennan & Co(Philip Kennedy, 
John Brennan and C P Kennedy), 
ay goods, 901-905 Market, 2-6 

f, 


Kennedy © P (Kennedy Brennan & Co), 
901-905 Market, 2-6 5th 
KENNEDY C W (Kennedy & Nichuals) 
2 


Kennedy D (Kennedy & McCarty), 612 
Howard 

Kennedy Frank, attorney-at-law, 523 
Kearny 

Kennedy Hugh, horseshoer, 4 Spring 

Kennedy Mrs J, fancy goods and em- 
broidery, 121 6th 

Kennedy James, horseshoer, 214 Steven- 
son 

Kennedy John F (Morris & Kennedy), 
19 and 21 Post 

Kennedy John F (Turner, Kennedy & 
Shaw), 840 4th 

Kennedy & Loughran (P J Kennedy 
and J Loughran), grocery, NE cor 
Market and ‘l'aylor 

Kennedy & McCarty (D Kennedy and 
J McUVarty), horseshoers, 612 Howard 

Kennedy Miss & Mrs McGruder, milli- 
ners, 915 Market 

KENNEDY & NICHUALS ‘C W 
Kennedy and O M Nichuals), whole- 
sale and retail grocers, 324 3d 

Kennedy Patrick, groceries, cor 27th 
and Folsom 

Kennedy Phillip (Kennedy, Brennan & 
Co), 901-905 Market, 2-6 5th 

Kennedy P J (P J Kennedy and J 
Loughran), grocery, NE cor Market 
and Taylor 

Keunelly Patrick(Kennelly & Sullivan), 
1123 Market 

Kennelly & Sullivan (Patrick Kenneily 
and F Sullivan), blacksmiths, 1123 
Market 

Kenney Chas A (Kenney & Dyer), 228 
Montgomery 

Kenney & Dyer (Chas A Kenney and J 
P Dyer), stock brokers, 228 Mont- 
gomery 

Kenney & Gilligan (Martin Kenney and 
+ Gilligan), wood and coal, 127 
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H. WACHHORST'S * riz Fins.ekes ™* 315 J St., Sacram 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., 7SWRERES. cSt, Serdar ates Se 


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Kenney John, carriagemaker, 856 
Howard i 

Kenney John, livery stable, 805 Green- 
wich 

Kenney M, bootmaker, 422 Saasome 

Kenney Martin (Kenney & Gilligan), 
127 8th p 

Kennison Asa, milkman, 45 Eddy 

Kenny P, bootmaker, 237 Jackson : 

Keany Rev John, pastor St Teresa's 
Church (Catholic), Tennessee near 
Church 

Kenny John, liquors, 605 Front ; 

Kenny Joha J, groceries, 1020 Pacific 

Kenny J S, tailor, 17 Geary 

Kenny K, real estate agt, 22 Kearny 

Kenny Thomas (Cole, Kenny & Co), 
421 Front 

Kent Antone, tailor, 306 Jessie 

Kent D M, general collector and mining 
secretary, 330 Pine 

Kent James, wood and coal, 1907 
Howard 

Kent Perez, Windsor Oil Depot, 335 
Hayes 

Kent R F, stock broker, 316 Mont- 
gomery 

Kentfield John & Co, redwood lumber, 

ier 9 Steuart 

KENTUCKY HOUSE, Jacob Claae- 
sen propr, Kentucky nr Rope Walk 

Kentucky Street ethodist Church, 
Tennessee south of Solano 

Kenyon Curtis G, physician, 664 Mission 

Keogh Mrs Bridget, lodging-house, 366 
Natoma 

Keogh John, importer bedding mate- 
rials, curled hair and feathers, 73 and 
75 New Montgomery 

Keogh Mrs T B, candies and fancy 
goods, 1157 Folsom 

Keppel A C, saloon, 1733 Mission 

Kera & Inyo U S Mail Stage Co, Wm 
Hamilton propr, Oakland Ferry, foot 
Markt 

Kern John, liquors, 315 Montgomery 
ave 

Kern Valley Water Co, Charles Lux 
pres, 533 Kearny 

Kern Wm (Stricker & Kern), 33 Post 

Kernan Francis, cigars, 230 Post 

KERNAN JOHN, saloon, 525 2d 

Kernaghan John, saloon, 416 4th 

Kernaghan Mrs Rebecca, dry goods, 
404 4th 

Kerner Peter, saloon, 163 Jessie 

Kerr Chas (Kerr & Williams), whole- 
sale butchers, Ist ave nr Kentucky 

“ D, job printer, 608 Market and 9 

ost 

Kerr David, carriage, wagon end truck- 
maker, 47 and 49 Beale 

Kerr Edward, fancy goods, 540 16th 

Kerr James W (Steiger & Kerr), 137 lat 


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Kerr John, coal and wood, 1156 Folsom 
KERR JOHN, saloon, 527 2d 

Kerr Matthew, saloon, 111 Leidesdorff 
Kerr Wn, teamster, 903 Battery 

Kerr & Williams, wholesale butchers, 

Ist ave nr Kentucky 

Kerr W W, physician, 234 Post 
Kerrigan Patrick, saloon, 236 Brannan 
Kerrison George, carpenter, 2128 Bush 
Kerruish Edward, shipwright, 520 Bat- 


tery 

Kershaw M, wood dealer, 17 and 19 
Spear 

Kerwin James, Sea Wall Hotel, NW 
cor Bay and Kearny h 

Keser L, clothing, 15 6th 

Kesseler J & F, marble works, Brannan 
bet 5th and 6th 

Kessing’s Hall, cor Howard and 21st 

Kessing J H, fish, 79 and 80 Californi: 
corms and New Clay Street Mar- 

et 

Kestel Geo, cigars and tobacco, 226 
Montgomery 

Keuerleber August (W & A Keuerleber), 
623 East 

Keuerleber William (W & A Keuerle- 
ber), 623 East 

Keuerleber W & A (August and Wil- 
liam Keuerleber), saloon, 623 East 

Kewing Juhn, ivory turner, 10 Steven- 
son 

Keyes E D, vice-pres Humboldt Savings 
and Loan Society, 18 Geary 

Keyes O H, butcher, 50 Steuart 

Keys Gilbert S (Dempster & Keys), and 
ng Columbia Soap Works, 202 Mar- 

et and 26 Jessie 
Keyser Paul, commission merchant, 206 


lay 
KEYSTON BFOS (James W and Wm 
Keyston), mfrs whips and lashes, 

office 104 Market and 3 California, 
factory 2629 Mission ; 

KE‘’STON JAS W (Keyston Bros), 
2629 Mission 

KEYSTON WM D (Keyston Bros), 
262) Missicn 

KEYSTONE HOUSE, Charles Banks 
propr, 417 Pacific 

Keystone Wringer Co, 314 4tt. 

Keyt & Co, John E Keyt mgr, general 
advertising agts, 538 Commerctal 

Keyt John EK, mgr Keyt & Co, 537 Com- 
mercial 

Kibbs Millard (Adam & Kibhe), june- 
tion Market, Kearny and Geary 

Kidd Alex, music teacher, 704 Union 

Kidd Bros, publishers ‘‘Saturday Local,” 
SW cor l¥th and Capp 

Kidd John (2 S Moses & Co), Brannan 
nr 5th ' 

Kidd John T, architect, 28 New Mont- 
gomery 


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Kidd Leonard W (Kidd Bros), cor 19th 


and Capp 

Kidd P, horseshoer, 1509 Polk 

Kidlay Michael, liquors, 100 2d 

Kiefer P (Flieler & Kiefer), 5 Powell 

Kienbarts D, physician and surgeon, 
235 6th 

Kiernan Chas (Kiernan & Hail), 225 


ost 

KIERNAN & HALL (Chas Kiernan 
aud Edwin Hall), upholsterers and 
cabinetmakers, 225 Post 

Kiernan Michael, wood and coil, 947 
Bryant bet 6th and 7th 

Kiernan Thos J, liquors, 643 Merchant 

Kiernan Thos, groceries, cor 28th and 
Mission 

Kiernan Waiter, tailor, 34 3d 

Kihlmeyer Jacob, liquors, 308 Francisco 

Kilcommon & Bro (Daniel and John 
Kilcommon), horseshoers, 732 Broad- 
way 

Kilcommon Daniel (Kilcommon & Bro), 
732 Broadway 

Kilcommon John (Kilcommon & Bro), 
732 Broadway 

Kilcullen Michael, laundry, 512 Bryant 

Kilday Frank, moulder, 1138 Howard 

Kilday James, plumber and gasfitter, 
1138 Howard 

Kilday William, furniture, 1138 Howard 

Kilday William Jr, plumber and gas- 
fitter, 1138 Howard 

Kilian Gies, barber, 434 Pacific 

Killey Charles, real estate, 39 Sutter 

Killion Michael, liquors, 211 Tehama 

Kim Song W T, employment office, 409 
Geary 

Kimball Chas P, stationery and variety, 
519 Hayes 

GEO H (Doe, Kimball &. 

Co), 104 Market 

Kimball Henry (Bartling & Kimball), 
505 Clay : 

Kimball John, publisher ‘‘ Pacific,” 7 
Montgomery ave 

Kimball L (Kimball & Rhoades), 
Phelan Block 

Kimball Proctor W, music teacher, 519 
Hayes 

Kimball & Rhoades (J Rhoades and L J 
Kimball), artists, room 322, Phelan 
Block, 806 Market 

Kimball Ray T (A W Norton & Co), 
400 Battery 

Kimic Charles, liquors, 32 Steuart 

Kincaid [ P, head carpenter school de- 
partment, cor Larkin and Austin 

Kincaid Rev W M, poe First Baptist 
Church, 320-326 Eddy 

Kind Miss Bertha, millinery, 1022 
Stockton 

Kind Mra M W, dressmaker, 1017 Mar- 
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Havens principal, 8 s 18th bet Mission 
and Valencia 
Kinemann Geo, musician, 409 Green 
King Mrs Agnes, bakery, 904 Valencia 
KING BERTHA, furnished rooms, 
502 Dupont 
King & Cahill, painters, 1104 Howard 
ire CH (J Russ & Co), res Eureka, 


al 

King Chas J, sec Union Packing Co, 121 
Market 

KING & CHATTIN (James L King 
and Edward Chattin), notaries public 
and commissioners of deeds for all the 
States and Territories, 442 California 

King C J (King, Morse & Co), NW cor 
Broadway and Sansome and 303 Sac- 


ramento 
Lar) King D OC, livery stable, 1623 Market 
King Hall, 2131 Mission. 

* 00] King Homer S (Homer S King & Co), 
and pres S F Grain Exchange 

King Homer S & Co (Homer 8 King), 
stock brokers, 312 Pine 

KING JAMES I. (Kins & Chattin), 
442 California 

KING JAMES POWDERS, J Murray 
Matthews propr, 909. 23d 

King J H, second-hand book store, 15 
4th 

King John, saloon, 26 Turk 

King Mrs Julia, saloon, 60 Annie 

Kiang L A, dentist, 619 Kearny 

KING LEE & CO, China and Japan 

fancy goods, 410 Kearny 

King, Morse & Co (C J King, H P Coon 
and I H Morse), hermetically sealed 
goods, NW cor Broadway and San- 
some and 303 Sacramento 

King Philip, barber, 323 Pacific 

King Thomas (Owers .& King), 823 

arket 

KING THOMAS, Commercial Ex- 
change Saloon, NW cor Clay and 
Drumm 

King W B (DuBois & King), 416 Bat- 
tery and 112.and 114 Front, Portland, 


Oregon 
King Wm M, liquors, 45 Sacramento 
King Wm, painter, 73? Market 
Kingsland Mrs Olivia, millinery, 265 :Sth 
Kingwell J F, notary public, 500 Mont- 
pomery 
Kingwell J W, plumber, 422 Leaven- 
worth 
KINGWELL VINCENT (Weed & 
K.:ngwell), 125 Ist 
Kinne C Mason, pres of the Veterans’ 
Home Association, 10 California 
aia Henry (Dailey & Kinne), 35 


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Kinne Wm H (Daly & Kinne), 1010 
Valencia 


St., Sacramento, Cal. 


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Kindergarten School, Mrs Louise L| Kinney Mra E (Kinney & Taylor), 27 


N GIBDERS, 
’ 287 Main Street, faa Krauncisce, 


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Society Goods, etc.. at NORCROSS & CO., 
Masonic Temple, No.6 Pont Street, 8. F. 


Geary 
Kinney & Ross, carpenter, 509 Hyde 
KINNEY M J, agt Astoria Packing 
Co of Oregon (cannery), office 22 Cali- 
fornia 
Kinney W J, carpenter, 509 Hyde _ 
Kinpespie Henry, tailor, 850 Washing- 
ton 


Kinsey C C, stenographer, room 56, 
309 Montgomer : 

Kinsey Charles W (Lyon & Kinsey), 
314 Montgomery 

Kip Rt Rev Bishop, Church of the 
Ravent, Howard, foot New Mont- 
gomery 

Kipp Mrs Mary, varieties, 243 5th 

Kirby Mrs Elizabeth, branch bakery, 
1205 Howard 

Kirby J, horseshoer, 454 Stevenson 

Kirby M P, groceries and liquors, SE 
cor Mission and 8th 

Kirby Thos J, Phoenix Brewery, 528 


Noe 

Kirchhoff Theo (M Wunsch & Co), 111 
Sutter 

Kirchner Henry, fruits and vegets')’ ss, 
and office of La Grande Lauiv:;’, 
2120 Mission 

Kirchner Hermann, chop house, 742 and 
744 4th 

KIRE JAMES, traveling salesman, 
573 Howard 

Kirk Joseph, attorney-at-law, 320 San- 
some 

KIRKLAND JOSEPH B, agt Penn- 
ane Railway Lines, also Red 

tar, American and National Steam- 

ship Lines, 116 Montgomery 

Sepewee C A, physician, 759 Mar- 

et 

Kirkpatrick D, groceries, NW cor Post 
and Muson 

Kirkpatrivk Edward, lawyer, room 4, 

Kickpatdeh JH (T & Kirk 
irkpatrick (Tar irkpat- 
rick), 601 California “a 

Kirsch Emil, butcher, 2113 Mission 

Kirsel Jacob, nursery and florist, 991 
Market 

Kissen Jacob, florist, Grand Central 
Market, cor 6th 

sieve Mrs R V, dressmaker, 1 Quincy 

ace 

Kittelberger Chas (Kittelberger & Dold), 
NE cor Market and Powell 

Kittelberger & Dold (Chas Kittelberger 
and Chas Dold), native and foreign 
wines and liquors, NE cor Market 
and Powell 

Kitterer Andrew, propr Hansa House, 
730 and 732 4th 

KITTERMAN JAMES, furniture and 
bedding, 1313 Stockton 


JAIL AND FEACS WORF, 


L <7iNG, ALSO WHITENING 333 TYLER ST,, S. F. 


CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET 


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Kittle & Co (N G and JG Kittle’, 
warehouse, 807-813 Sansome 

K:t+le & Co (N G and J G Kittle and J 
Palache), shipping and commission 
merchants, 202 California 

Kittle J G (Kittle & Co), 202 California 

Kittle J G, mgr Pacitic Oil and Lead 
Works, King bet 2d and 3d 

KITTLE N QG, pres California and 

Hercules Powder Works, 230 Cali- 

fornia 

Kittle N G (Kittle & Co), 202 California 

Kittle N G, vice-pres Union Insurance 

Co of S F, 416 California 

Kittler Conrad, carpencer, 422 Powell 

Kittler W C, carpenter, 422 Powell 

Kitto Orlando, meat market, cor So- 

lano and Minnesota P 

Kittredge E H & Co (E H Kittredge), 

doors, sash, etc, 113 and 115 Market 

Kitzmuller Michael, blacksmith and 
wagonmaker, 850 Howard 

Kivell James, bay and river freighting, 

SW cor Mission and Steuart 

Klaas Mathew (Klaas & Seeli), 1233 

Stockton 

Klaas & Seeli (Mathew Klaas and Gasper 

Seeli), confectionery, 1233 Stockton 

Klaber George, wood and coal, 5644 

Howard 

Klages August, liquors, NW cor Com- 

mercial and Drumm 

KLAHN JOHN H, cigar mfr, 1!6 6th, 

cor Minna 

Klahn N, inlaid work, 1642 Mission 

Klain N M, photographic views, 9: 

McAllister 

Klang & Fisher (Harry Klang and Wm 

Fisher), groceries, SE cor Jackson 

and Drumm 

Klang Harry (Klang & Fisher), cor 

Jackson and Drumm 

Klapperich Jchn S & Son, carriage and 
le ays aia 3 Grand ave bet 9th 

and 10th 

vs i eae John, boarding, 6th ave, S 


Hlauber A (Steiner, Klauber & Co), 206 

Front 

Kleen Henry, liquors, 225 Clay 

Klein Mrs it dressmaker, 10084 Market 

Klein & Carr (J E Klein and Howard 

Carr), shooting gallery, 819 Market 

Klein Ernst, groceries, NW cor 22d and 

Folsom ° 

Klein J E (Klein & Carr), 819 Market 

Klein P, restaurant, 536 Washington 

Klein Theodore, upholsterer, 180 

KLEINCLAUS @ B (0 Feuss & Co), 

So lag Brewery, cor Mission and 
tt 

Kleine C R, bootmaker, 1327 Polk 

Kleinhaus John (A Lusk & Co), 534 and 

636 Clay and 423-433 Brannan 


San Francisco. 


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Kleinhaupt A, second-hand clothing, 
109 6th 

Klemm Hugo, hairdresser, 285 East 

Klevesahl E W, saloon, 512 4th 

KLEWISCH J 0, propr California Oil 
Refining Co, dealer in vinegar, sauce, 
etc, 935 Montgomery ave 

Kleyn Mrs Helena, bakery and confec- 
tionery, 14 5th 

Klibbeck Christian, bootmaker, 806 
Greenwich 

Klindt H, cigars, 909 Kearny 

Kline & Co (August Kline), importers 
men’s, boys and ladies’ hats, 26 and 
28 Battery 

Kline G W, accountant First National 
Gold Bank, 315 Montgomery 

Kline L (Louis Kline & Co), 110 Bush 

Kline Louis & Co (L Kline and M Gens- 
berger), importers hats and caps, 110 

us 


O W, watchmaker and jeweler, 
213 Jackson 

Klinge W YM, tailor, 117 5th 

Klinger & Claresy, produce, stalls 31 and 
32 Mission Market 

Klinkenberg Henry, Market Exchange 
Saloon, Mission Market 

Klinkner C A (C A Klinkner & Co), 320 


Sansome 
CA &CO (C A Klink- 
ner), mfr red rubber stamps, stencils, 
burning brands, seals, etc, 320 San- 
some 
Klopfer & Diehm (John Klopfer and 
Geo Diehm), coopers, 101 Clay 
Klopfer Johu (Klopfer & Diehm), 101 


Clay 
Klopper Fred, leather and findings, 26 
Ol Farrell " 
Klopstock © (Klopstock & Co), .212 
Front 

Klopstock C & Co, mfrs cigars and leaf 
tobacco, 212 Front 

Klos & Hund (Wm Klos and Charles 
Hund), liquors, 823 Market 

Klos Wm (Klos & Hund), 823 Market 

Klose Fhilipp. (Hillenbrand & Klose), 
22 and 24 Turk 

Klotz Frederick, wood and coal, 1626 
Stockton 

Klotz Joseph A, carpenter, 322 7th 

Klotz Martin, restaurant, 907 Kearny 

Klumpke John G, real estate, 432 Mont- 
gomery 

Klunder John, groceries, 10] and 103 
Jackson 

Klute A, painter, SW cor Jones and 


Gea: 

KNACK JOHN, prope Philadelphia 
House, 42] and 423 Bush 

KNAPIK P P, mfr gilt imitation wal- 

nut and veneer mouldings and picture 

frames, 425 4th 


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Knapp Mrs B, coffee saloon, 619 Sacra- 
mento 

Knapp EG, attorney-at-law, 409 Cali- 
fornia 

Knapp J R, freight agt N P C R R, 
foot of Cla 

KNARSTON JOHN H, book and job 
printer, 502 Washington 

Knauer Joseph, hairdresser, bootblack 
and laundry, 1U5 4th 

Knauth Carl W, saloon and boarding- 
house, SE cor Kearny and Bay 

Kneass Geo W (Burns & Kneass), 5 Mis- 
sion 

poigaond James H, saloon, 670 ‘How- 
ar 

Kneenan Patrick, bootmaker, 508 Mis- 
sion 

Kneese Geo, saloon, 572 Folsom 

Knell John, professor of music, 1212 
Mission 

Knerr S G, merchant tailor, 1202 Mar- 


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Knickerbocker Calvin, wood and coal, 
524 Mission 

Knight E H, milkman, . idy 

Knight Geo A, attorney «t-.aw, 410 
Kearn 

Knight tt D, supt Presidio and Ferries 
RR Co, Union bet Leavenworth and 


Hyde 

KNIGHT P P, c*rnice mfr, 425 4th 

Knights of Pythias, A G Booth Grand 
K of R and S, Pythian Castle, 913 
Market 

Knights of Pythias Hall, 915 Market 

Knights of Red Branch, K RB Hall, 
861 Market 

Knights of Pythias Library, 4,000 vols, 
915 Market 

Knights of Red Branch Hall, 861 Mar- 
ket 

Knights of St Patrick, K R B Hall, 861 
Market ; 

Knippenberg E R, liquors, SE cor Steu- 
art and Howard 

Knoblock J, wood and. coal, cor Butte 
and Townsend 

Knoche Henry, groceries, 493 3d 

Knocker C B, teas, 123 California 


Knoeche! & Brand (Chas Knoechel and; Knust Henry, grocer, 300 4th 
John G Brarid), proprs Montgomery | Koch Adam, stoves, tinwares, crockery, 


Baths, 621 Montgomery 


Knoechel Chas (Knoechel & Brand), i KOCH CHAS, wines and liquors, SE 


621 Montgomery 


Knoflach Augustin, teacher of lan- | Koch Edward, groceries, NW cor Polk 


guages, 228 Post 

Knoigsbery Wm, tailor, 504 4th 

Knoop Diedrich, groceries, NE cor Page 
and Octavia 

Knop Eliert (Hildebrandt & Knop), SE 
cor Montgomery and Broadwa; 


te Knopf & Brandt (Wm Knopf and Henry 


Brandt), printers, 535 California 


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Wanufacturers of Fine 
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San Francisco. 


PRISON CELLS, we: 't2o"Main street, 5: CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


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Knopf Geo, carpenter, 625 Washington 

Knopf George, varieties, 2002 Mason 

Knopf William (Knopf & Brandt), 535 
California ’ : 

Knorp Albert F, saw and planing mill, 
411 Mission 

Knotloch Chas, basket factory, cor 
Butte and Tennessee : 

Knotloch Jacob, hay and grain, cor 
Butte and Tennessee f 

Knott Miss Maggie, dressmaking, 1004 
Pacific 


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Knottner F, saloon, 14 Ist ri 3 

Knowland J, mgr Gardiner Mill Co, 22 | 6 
California = 

KNOWLES GEO B (Geo B Knowles | 4 


& Son), SE cor Mission and Main 

KNOWLES GEO B JR (George B 
Knowles & Son), SE cor Mission and 
Main 

KNOWLES GEORGE B & SON 
(George B and George B Jr), lumber, 
SE cor Mission and Main, and NW 
cor Main and Bryant 

Knowles J N, commission merchant, 28 
California 

Knowles § E, dentist, 118 Dupont 

KNOWLTON JOSEPH JR, general 
stage agt, 2 New ee ey 

Knowlton Joho S, dentist, 35 Pine 

Knox George T, notary public and com- 
missioner, 444 California 

Knox H BE, dentist, 23 Post 

KNOX I W, sec Golden State and 
Miners’ Iron Works, 237-251 Ist 

Knox John F, wool grader and packer, 
sorter and scourer, Townsend, bet 5th 
and 6th 

Knox R F, pres Pacific Land and Trust 
Co, 513 Cal 

KNOX THOMAS R, official reporter 
Superior Court No 2, room 74, 309 
Montgomery 

Knubel August (Taubmann & Knubel), 
NW cor Bush and Franklin 

Knucking J (J Schulz & Co), NE cor 
Union and Mason 

Knudson Mons, cigars, 312 4th 

Knudsen P J, broker and mdse, 116 
Front 


813 Market 
cor 4th and Perry 


and Vallejo 

Koch Frank (Kammerer & Koch), 542 
California 

Koch Frederick, tanner and plumber, 
138 7th 

Koch George, bootmaker, 6384 Mission 

a Henry (H_ Levi & Co), 109 Cali- 
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Acch Jacob D, wines and liquors, 530 

ayes 

jan J M J, hairdresser, 648 Commer- 
cia 

Koch Otto, carpenter, 1406 Mission 

Koch Win G, painter, 104 and 106 
O'Farrell 

KOCK CLAUS, propr New Atlantic 
Hotel, 207 Montgomery ave 

KOCK HENRY H, liquors, 15 and 17 
Leidesdortf 

Kock Peter (Schultz & Kock), SW cor 
Broadway and Davis 

Koehler August, trusses and shoulder- 
braces, 507 Kearny 
OEHLER CHAS, UPHOLSTER- 
ING AND CABINETMAKING, 
231 Ellis, cor Taylor 

Koehler G (Koehler & Ritter), 120 Sutter 

Koehler & Ritter (G Koehler and U A 
Ritter), jewelry mfrs, 120 Sutter 

Koehler W, bootinaker, 2401 California 

Koehncke, Behre & Co, coffee mills, 30 
and 32 Fremont 

rae Wm, druggist, 124 Taylor, cor 


Koen Frank, mercantile collector, 519 
Montgomery 

Koenig A, buots and shoes, 122 Kearny 

Koenig Ferdinand, saloon, 630 Pacitic 
and 217 Montgomery 

Koenig George (Muller & Koenig), 15 
and 16 California Market 

KOENIGSBERGER, FALK & 
MAYER, mfrs cigars, 312 Washing- 
ton 

Koenigsberger Ferdinand (M P Kohl- 
berg & Co), leaf tobacco and cigars, 411 
Washington 

Koenigsberger Philip (Koenigsberger, 
Falk & Mayer), 312 Washington 

Koening F, liquors, 628-632 Pacific 

Koeper Frederick, boots and shoes, 519 
Montgomery ave 

Koerber August, San Joaquin Coal 
Yard, 17 and 19 Washington 

Koerber Bros (Henry and August Koer- 
ber), coal yard, 17 and 19 Washington 

Koerber Henry, San Joaquin Coal Yard, 
17 and 19 Washington 

KOERNER JOHN N, groceries, cor 
Merket and Pearl 

Koerner Mra 8, embroidery and stamp- 
iug, 940 Market 

Kogh A R, barber, 648 Commercial 

Kogh William G, painter, 104 and 106 
O’Farre!l ; 

Kohin William, groceries, 1 Franklin 

Kohlbecher J, boots and shoes, 123 4th 

Kohlberg & Co (T Steiner and MS Kohl- 
berg), importers zephyr worsted and 
yarns, 143 Post ’ 

Kohlberg M P (M P Kohlberg & Co), 411 
Washington 


HARDWOOD LUMBER & WAGON STOCK eee tea ets ieae ne,” 


209 


Kohlberg M P & Co (Ferdinard Koe- 
nigsberger and M P Kohlberg), leaf 
tobacco and cigars, 411 Washington 

Kohlberg M S (Kohlberg & Co), 143 Post 

Kohler A (Kohler & Chase), 137 and 
139 Post 

Kohler Chas (Kohling & Frohling), SE 
cor Sutter and Dupont and 626 Mont- 


gomery 

KOHLER & CHASE (A Kohler and O 
A Chase), importers and wholesale 
dealers in musical instruments, 137 
and 139 Post 

Kohler Ed, liquors, 149 Berry 

Kohler & Frohling (Charles and Henry 
Kohler), California wines and bran- 
dies, 626 Montzomery and SE cor Sut- 
ter and Dupont 

Kohler Henry (Kohler & Frohling), SE 
cor Sutter and Dupont and 626 Mont- 
gomery 

Kohler R, confectionery, 5124 Geary 

Kohlman Solomon, teas, coffees and 
groceries, 216 6th 

Kohlman W J, collector, 331 Montgom’y 

Kohlmoos & Gallagher (John Kohlmoos 
and John P Gallagher), saloon and 
restaurant, NE cor Market and Front 

Kohlmoos John (Kohlmoos & Galla- 
gher), NE cor Market and Front 

Kohn C H, groceries, 252 Ist 

Kohn Henry, groceries, 408 Folsom 

Kohn Henry (Henry Kohn & Son), 1132 
Market 

Kohn Henry & Son (Herman and Henry 
Kohn), furs and fancy goods, 1132 
Market 

Kohn Herman (Henry Kohn & Son), 
1132 Market 

Kohn Isaac, merchant, 309 California 

Kohn L, clothing, 408 Pacific 

Kohn Simon (Frankenthal, Bachman & 
Co), SW cor California and Battery 

Kohn & Son, retail dry goods, 1132 
Market 

Kohn William, liquors, 1406 Polk 

KOHNKE PF liquors, 21 Davis 
and 120 California 

Kohnstamm E (Straus, Ko}.nstamm & 
Co), 102 Battery 

Kolkmann Hermann, groceries, SE cor 
Geary and Hyde 

Kollmyer W A, frame mfr, 300 Post 

KOMMER EMANUEL, boots and 
shoes, 315 Bush 

Konig Victor (Robinson & Konig), 103 
Washington 

Koning Max, groceries, SW cor Dupont 
and Filbert 

Kook M (Stromer & Kook), 904 Kearny 

Koopman E, groceries, 1507 Franklin 

Koops Petter M, saloon, 5 Pacific 

Kopankiewicz Andrew, bootmaker, 1501 
Devisadero 


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Kopp C, restaurant, cor 4th and Folsom 

Koppes A, liquors, 533 Sacramento 

Korbel Anson (Korbel F & Bros), cor 
5th and Bryant 

Korbel F & Bros (Frank, Joseph and 
Anson Korbel), mfrs cigar boxes, cor 
5th and Bryant 

Korbel Frank (F Korbel & Bros), cor 
5th and Bryant 

Korbel Joseph (F Korbel & Bros), cor 
5th and Bryant 

Kordmeyer G (Underwood & Kord- 
meyer), Russ House Billiard Rooms 

Korn A I, barber, 545 California 

KORN BRUNO, fruits, 54 3d 

KORTICK FRANK, dresser of mill 


picks and mining drills, 31 Commer- 


cial 
Koshland Bros (N and M Koshland), 
wool and hides, 301 Battery 
Koshland Joseph (S Koshland & Co), 
228 California 


tery 

Koshland N (Koshland Bros), 301 Bat- 
ter 

Koshland S$ & Co (S and J Koshland), 
bags, bagging, twines, wool and furs, 
228 California 

Koshland Simon (S Koshland & Co), 228 

’ California 

Koster G, groceries, 843 Pacific 

Koster Henry, oils and lamps, junction 
Montgomery ave and Dupont and 
410 Sansome 

Koster Henry (Horstmann & Co), 700 
Bush 


5 J Street, Sacramento, Sign of the Town Clock 


Koster John, mgr Pacific Vinegar an1 
Pickle Works, 419 Fulton 

KOSTER JOHN L, (Koster & Zwick), 
mgr Coos Bay Stave and Lumber Co 
and Pacific Vinegar Works, 33 Main 

Koster Joseph, Avenue House and 
livery, NE cor Central ave and Geary 

KOSTER & ZWICK (John L Koster 
and Mrs Louisa Zwick), mfrs extract 
of coffee, 33 Main 

Kostering Charles, groceries, 1115 and 
1788 Folsom 

Kotloch Chris, hotel, Railroad ave bet 
7th and 8th aves 

Kowalski & Co (Saul Kowalski and 
Adolph Bail), wines, 526 California 

Kowalski Saul (Kowalski & Co), 526 
California 

Kozminsky & Bro (H Kozminsky), 
wholesale cigars and tobacco, 202 
Sansome and 215 Pine 

beg aa i (Kozminsky & Bro), 215 

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Kraemer & Gombert (O Kraemer and E 
Gombert), hat mfrs, 252 3d 

Kraemer O (Kraemer & Gombert), 252 3d 

Kraft Ferdinard, liquors, 3 Merchant 


H. WACHHORST, Jeweler, 31 


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Koshland M (Koshland Bros), 301 Bat-| KR. 


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San Francisco. 


Kragen & Geist (Sam! Kragen and Wm 
Geist), Pacific Furniture Factory, 736 
Brannan bet 6th and 7th , 

Kragen Samuel (Kragen & Geist), Pacific 
Furniture Factory, 736 Brannan bet 
6th and 7th 

Kraimer I, insurance broker, 210 San- 


some 

Kraker & Israel (Michael Kraker and 
Max Israel), mfrs ladies’ underwear, 
521 and 523 Market 

Kraker Michael (Kraker & Israel), 521 
and 523 Market 

Kramer Bernhard, bakery, cor Grove 
and Buchanan 

Kramer C, meat market, .2021 Fillmore 

Kramer Chris (Kramer & Dodge), 437 
Bush 

Kramer & Dodge (Chris Kramer and 
Miles B Dodge Jr), tailoring, 437 Bush 

Kramer Mrs E, variety, 4194 Stockton 

Kramer F, bootmaker, 219 Davis 

AMER, GOODMAN & CO (H 
Kramer, Theo Goodman and T Brown- 
stein), cloaks, wholesale and ladies’ 
underwear, 109 Battery 

Kramer H (Kramer, Goodman & Co), 
109 Battery 

Kramer L, nursery, SE cor 24th and 
Howard 

Kramer Wm D, groceries, SW cor Du- 
pont and Greenwich 

Kramer Wm J, butcher, 819 Jackson 

KRANER PHILLIP H, mining, 328 
Montgomery 

Krau Morris, tailor, 236 Ellis 

Kraus A (Samuel McKee & Co), 307 
Montgomery 

Kraus Sigmund, tannery, 1612 Dolores 

Krause G, bootmaker, 1023 Pacific 

Krausgrill John (P Weisel & Co). 1405 
Stockton 

Krauss Bernhardt, saloon, 222 Wash- 

Keno F d H, wall 
rauss Fred H, wallpaper, painting, etc, 
514 Bush edit “ 

ge Chas, fruits and vegetables, 33 
6t 

Kreger Wm B, carpenter, 115 Davis 

KREIG ANTON, propr San Francisco 
Tannery, San Bruno Road bet 28th 
and 29t 

Kreling Mrs Barbara, dry goods, 1149 
Market 

Kreling Bros (John, Joseph and Wm 
Kreling), Tivoli Gardens, 28-32 Eddy 

Kreling John (Kreling Bros), 28-32 Eddy 

ae Joseph (Kreling Bros), 28-32 


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Kreling Wm (Kreling Bros), 28-32 Eddy 
Kremer Bros (J and N Kremer), zinc 
foundry, 25 Jessie 
Kremer J (Kremer Bros), 25 Jessie 
Kremer N (Kremer Bros), 25 Jessie 


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Kremple F J (Craig & Kremple), 22-26 
Mint ave 

KRENTER CHARLES (Anstett & 
Co), 725 Green 

Krenz Oswald, Laguna Tannery, NE 
Gough & Filbert 

Kreuser Mme O, fancy goods, 921 Union 

KREUTZMANN §, publisher of 
the Scandinavian newspaper, 409 
Washington 

Kreye & Tamm (John Kreye and Henry 
Tamm), groceries, 150 lst 

Krieg A, tanner, San Bruno Road nr 
29th 

Kriegk —, physician, 30 Kearny 

Krill Henry (Sproul & Krill), 00 Cali- 
fornia Market 

Kritzky J A, fruit and vegetables, stall 
4 New Clay Street Market 

Kroeger Henry, butcher, cor Shasta and 
Michigan, Potrero 

Mien Wm (Thierbach & Kroeger), 
SW cor 5th and Bryant 

KROENKE H ©, grocery, SW cor 8th 
and Mission 

Kroenke & Lutzens, groceries, cor 26th 
and Mission 


KROGH C A (F W Krogh & Co), 51 
KROGH FW (FW Krogh & Co), 51 


eale 

KROGH F W & CO (F W and CA 
Krogh), (successors to W I Tustin), 
infrs of wind mills, horse-power tanks 
and pumps, factory and office 51 Beale 

Kroger H A, groceries, 1600 Polk 

Kroger Henry, South San Francisco 
Packing and Provision Co, office 226 
Front 

Kroger Herman, restaurant, 405 Pacific 

Krohn Gustav, carpenter, 1429 O’Far. 


rell 

ERON A K (A K Kron & Co), 505 
‘ront 

KRON AK & CO(AK, HF, F Rand 
(0) Kron), commission merchants, 
leather and hides, 505 Front 

KRON FR (AK Kron & Co), 505 Front 

KRON H F (A K Kron & Cv), 505 
Front 

Kron Julius, clothing, 927 and 929 
Kearn 

KRON OJ (A K Kron & Co), 505 Front 

Krone John, carpenter, 711 Sutter 

KRONE JULIUS. carpenter and cabi- 
netmaker, store and office fitting, 
French polishing, varnishing and oll 
ing, 711 Sutter nr Taylor 

Kronenberg F (F Kronenberg & Co), 
cor Franklin and McAllister 
RO. G F & CO(F Kronen- 
berg, Philip Rohrbacher and Max 
Schwab), United States Brewery, cor 

Franklin and McAllister 


Kronholm C E, peter, 1084 Townsend 

Kronholm Mrs J 8S, accoucheur, 328 7th 

Krouse George, bootmaker, 1023 Pacitic 

Krouse S R, mfr patent overalls, clothing 
and underwear, 35 Sutter 

Kruckel Andrew, hairdresser, 325 Du- 
pont 

Kruder George, carriage repairing and 
painting, 1114 Harrison 

Krueckel Chas and Frank, saloon, cor 
Ist and Market 

Krueger G F, carriage factory, 1114 
Harrison 

Krueger 8, mfr of umbrellas, parasols 
and canes, 12] 6th 

Kruft Joseph, saloon, 536 California 

Krug Martin, saloon, 1725 Mission 

Kruger Charles, tailor, 225 Montgomery 
ave 

Kruger & Hollings (Louis Kruger and 
Henry Hollings), groceries, SE cor 
Geary and Mason 

Kruger Louis (Kruger & Hollings), SE 
vor Geary and Mason 

Kruger Louis, cigars and tobacco, 2246 
Mission 

Krugher C GH, tailor, 2.5 Montgomery 
ave 

Krull Ernest, shirtmaker, 224 Kearny 

Kruse Edward (Kruse & Euler), 209 and 
211 Front 

KRUSE & EULER (Eiward Kruse 
and Emil Rohte), wholesale grocers 
and commission merchants, 200 and 
211 Front 

Kruse J H, hay, grain, wood and coal 
SE cor 23d and Shotwell 

Kruse Martin, saloon, NW cor Chestuut 
and Montgomery 

Krynski Lucas (Muzio & Krynski), 
liquors, 2925 Mission 

Kiich August, propr Nicholas Hotel, 
San Bruno Road cor 20th and Army 

Kiich & Wohlers, groceries, SW cor 
Hayes and Buchanan 

Kiick Marx, groceries, SW cor Hayes 
and Buchanan 

Kucking John (Shutz & Kucking), cor 
Union and Mason 

Kucks C H, liquors, 129 Clay 

Kugler G, liquors, 506 Clay 

Kugler Gottlieb, saloon, 401 Davis 

Kahl Mrs H, fancy goods, 211 Pt 

Kuhl H G, sec Golden Gate * oolen 
Mill, cor Butte and Bryant, otnce 112 
Bush 

Kuhl M, hotel, 530 3d 

K thling Anton, toolmaker, 549 5th 

Kuhlke John H, saloon, SW cor Beale 
and Mission 

Kuhlmann D, grocer, NW cor 4th and 
Braunan 

Kuhlwein Mrs E, saloon, 406 Dupont 

Kuhn Geo, tailor, room 11, 622 Clay 


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Kuhn Henry, liquors, 710 Valencia 

Kuhn William, liquors, 1406 Polk 

Kull Mrs Louisa, bakery and variety, 
108 Hayes 

Kullman H (Kullman, Salz & Co and 
Kullman, Wagner & Co), 106 Battery 

Kullman, Salz & Co (H Kullman, 
Jacob Salz and Charles Hart), tanners 
and dealers in hides, pelts and tallow, 
106 watiey 

Kullman, Wagner & Co (H Kullman, 
Chas Wagner, Jacob Salz and Chas 
Hart), proprs Pacitic Tannery, Stock- 
ton, 106 Battery 

Kullmann S (Kullmann & Co), 313 
Montgomer 

Kullmann & Co(S Kullmann, W Lowen- 
berg, Edward M and Arthur Sichel), 
stockbrokers, $13 Montgomery 

Kumerlander Richard, salvon, 430 4th 

Kunath Oscar, artist painter, 630 Bush 

KUNER A, seal engraver and die 
sinker, 611 Washington 

Kungle C H, groceries, 132 8th 

K LER JOHN E, physician, 514 
Kearn 

Kuntz & Dietz (Jacob Kuntz and Henry 
Dietz), Saenger Hall Suloon, 513-517 
Montgomery ave 

Kuntz Jacob (Kuntz & Dietz), 513-517 
Montgomery ave 

Kunze Otto E, brushes, 646 Mission 

Kupper Benj, saloon, 119 Main 

Kurspinsky Chas, butcher, cor 27th and 
Alabama 

Kurtz A M, druggist, SW cor Turk and 
Hyde 

ots A, groceries, cor Harrison and 


315 J Street, Sacramante: Cal. 


INES, ete. 


Kusel S A, shirt manufactory, 806 and 
808 Valencia 

KUSTEL & CO (Henry and Guido 
Kustel), assayers, 318 Pine 

KUSTEL GUIDO (Kustel & Co), 318 

ine 

KUSTEL HENRY (Kustel & Co), 318 
Pine 

Kutner J, cigars and tobacco, Grove st, 
Hayes Valley 

Kutner L (E Sikes & Co), 115 Front 

Kutner Leopold, cigars and tobacco, 

. 1044 Sutter 

Kuttner Bros (L and H Kuttner), job 
printers, 819 Larkin 

Kuttner N, dyer, 819 Larkin 

Kutz G M (Kutz & Murr), 416 Sacra- 
mento 

KUTZ & MURR (G M Kutz and L 
Murr), wholesale boots and shoes, 416 
Sacram nto 

KWONG SHEW LUN & CO, dry 
goods and fancy goods, 729 Dupont 

Kyes 0 H, meat market, 50 Steuart 

Kyle Robert, saloon, 304 Pacific 


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Watches, Clocks and Silverware. 


118 Sutter St. SAN FRANCISCO. 


LA BRIE GODEF ROI, physician, 1030 
Mission 

LaCaze B, blacksmith, 714 Sansome 

LaCHAPELLE MME EXILDA, 
wines and liquors, NI cor Post and 
Central ave 

LaChappelle J J, blacksmith, 230 Mis- 
sion 

La Confiance Insurance Co of Paris, 
Hutchinson & Mann agts, 322 and 
324 California 

La Fonciere Marine Insurance Co of 
Paris, Hutchinson & Mann agts, 322 
and 324 California 

La Grande Laundry, E P White propr, 
13th bet Howard and Folsom, oftice 
648 Market: 
La Granve Ditch and Hydraulic Mining 
Co, A Halsey sec, 328 Montgomery 
‘‘LA REPUBLICA,” Albert G Pack- 
ard editor, 734 Montgomer 

“LA SOCIETE FRANCAISE 
D'EPARGNES ET DE PREVOY- 
ANCE MUTUELLE,”’ 534 Califor- 
nia : 

La Solidarite Mutual Beneficial Associa- 
tion, 729 Montgomery 

“LA VOCE DEL POPOLO,” G B 
Cevasco editor and propr, 535 Wash- 
ington 

“LA VOZ DEL NUEVO MUNDO,” 
Ramon A Madero publisher, 119 an 
120 Montgomery Block 

Labarbere J, saloon, 31 Sacramento 

Labat Jean, saloon, 1301 Stockton 

Label Henry, fruits, 337 O'Farrell 

Label S, clothing, 212 Steuart 

Labhard Jean, Union Nursery, Post bet 
Lyon and Cemetery ave 

Labine & Massat (O Labine and C Mas- 
sat), liquors, 64) Commercial 

Labine OU (Labine & Massat), 641 Com- 
mercial 

Labokm Mrs, midwife, 504 and 506 
Jessie 

Labrut John B, groceries, Protrero ave 
bet 22d and oad 

Lacatchi Apostolo, fruit and confection- 
ery, SE cor Ellis and Taylor 


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Lacay John, restaurant, 623 Commercial 
Lacay Jean, restaurant, 623 Commercial 
LA GEORGE, tailor, 403 Sutter 
Lacher I, commission merchant and 
hides, 520 Front 
Lachman A*J (Sideman, Lachman & 
Co), 209 and 211 Batter 
Lachman A (Lachman & Jacobi), 113 2d 
Lachman A, clothing, 810 Montgomery 
Lachman Bertha (Lachman & Sternfe!s), 
129 Montgomery 
Lachman & Jacobi (A Lachman and F 
and J J Jacobi), California wines and 
brandies, SE cor lst and Market and 
113'2d 
Lachman Louis, tailor, 518 Pine 
Lachman M (Lachman & Sternfels), 129 
Montgomery 
e| Lachman M & Co, carpets, 31 Post 
3} Lachman C (S Lachman & Co), 401 
A Market 
Lachman S & Co (S Lachman), native 
| wines and liquors, 401-411 Market 
©} and 534 Market 
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Ladies’ Hebrew Mutual Benefit Asso- 
ciation, Louis Licht sec, B’nai B’rith 
Hall, 121 Edd 

**Ladies’ Home Journal,” 9 Post 

Ladies’ Protection and Relief Society, 
cor Post and Van Ness ave 

Lady Washington Consolilated Mining 
Co, W H Watson sec, 302 Montgom- 
er 

ae Frank, furniture, 528 Wash- 
ington 

LAFAYETTE BREWERY, A An- 
stett & Co proprs, 725 und 727 Green 

Lafayette Guards, E Luttringer capt, E 
H Bolbret sec, 728 Montgomery 

Lafayette Hall, 730 Montg mer 

Lafayette Lodying-house, 1030 Howard 
bet 6th and 7th 

Lafayette Park, cor Washington and 
Gough 

Laffey EN, shipping agt, 518 Battery 

Laffi Lucio, groceries, SW cor 14th and 
Natoma 

Lafleur Victor, hootmaker, 436 Bush 

Laflin James, shipping agt, 34 Steuart 

LAFLIN L J (Mvoney & Laflin), NW 
cor Geary aud Central ave 

Lafond Mme, mfr artificial flowers, 763 
Mission 

LAFONTAINE A J, book and job 
printer, 625 Merchant and 622 Clay 

Lafstad John N, furrier, 813 Market 

Lageman H, wood and coal, 812 McAl- 
lister 

Lagen Barney, wood and coal, 222 17th 

Lagrave Bernard, propr Fifth Avenue 
Hotel : 

Lagrave Chas, barber, 13 Montgomery 
ave 


Lagrave J P (Boyer & Lagrave), 1122 


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= and B H Sternfels), furs, 129 Mont- 
<3| gomery 
e| Lachtsheim Mrs Fred, dry goods, cor 
pa Kentucky and Butte 
o| Lack Charles, teas, coffees and spices, 
@ 1037 Folsom 
3 Lackeman Charles (Helmken & Lacke- 
= man), 516 Kearny 

Lackey J M, barber, 1001 Valencia 
2 Lackmann H, bootmaker, 210 Brannan 
e=={ Laclaviere P (John Saulnier & Co), 607 
ry} and 609 Front 

Lacombe Geo (Hack & Lacombe), 639 

e Market 

re =| Lacomber Peter, fruits and vegetables, 
vas) 2851 Mission 

Lacoste Frank, restaurant, 617 Sacra- 


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LAGUNA LIVERY STABLE, John 
Horn propr, 1620 Laguna 

Lahaney Patrick W, harnessmaker, cor 
5th and Railroad ave 

Laherty Peter, carpenter, 713 Turk 

Sahl J, merchant tailor, 513 Pine 

Laib Anton, bootmaker, 906 Pacific 

Laib Joseph, bootmaker, 1623 Post 

Laine J, lapidary, 9 Hardie Place 

Laing Chas D, commission stock broker, 
337 Pine 

Laird Daniel, new and second-hand fur- 
niture, 1070 Howard 

LAIRD D W, mfr watches and jew- 
elry, 27 Post 

Laird Mrs T, dressmaking, 101 Powell 

Lake B, groceries, 995 Market 

Lake & Co (H Lake), shoe blacking 
mfrs, 645 3d 


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= LACOSTE JOHN, wine maker, dealer 
<q in imported and native wines, liquors 
f4| and brandies, 901 Montgomery ave 


Lacua F (Beilhes & Lacua), 124 Mont- 
omery ave 
LACY B T (Parke & Lacy), 21 Fre. 


mont 
Lacy H, note broker, 321 California 
-| LA J G, tinsmith, 305 8th 
Lada Bruno, coffee saloon, 302 Post 
Lada Mrs M, music teacher, 213 Powell 
DCD, guns, rifles and pistols, 
fishing tackle, cutlery, sporting out- 
fits complete, and for Ballard 
rifle and’Marlin new Ballard Repeat- 
Ay ing rifle, 529 aud 531 Kearny 
Ladd Geo L, pres American District 
fen] Peleareps Pacific Bell Telephone Co, 
and Gold and Stock Telegraph Co, 222 
©] Sansome Lake L E (Lake & Warren), 411 Sacra- 
3] Ladd P B, atty-at-law, 420 California mento 


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Lake & Warren (LE Lake and Geo W 
Warren), brushes, brooms, wooden- 
ware, etc,, 411 Sacramento 

Lake Pleasanton Water Co, Drury Me- 
lone, general mgr, 418 California 

SHORE AND MICHIGAN 
SOUTHERN RR CO, Wm BeDell 
agt, 22 Montgomery 

Lake Wm B, mgr California Glass 
Works, 240 Montgomer 

Lakezar A, fruits, 243 Taylor 

Lalande A, watchmaker and diamond- 
setter, 420 Sutter 

Lalanne Charley, fruit, 502 Valencia 

Lalich Lazar, fruits, 911 Kearny 

Lalla John, bakery, 504 Union 

Lallement Mrs R, French laundry, 629 
Mission 

Lallament Mme Julia, curtain and lace 
cleaner, 925 Howard 

Lalliment A, laundry, 629 Union 

LALLY MRS MARY, groceries, sta- 
tionery, fancy goods and confection- 
ery, 31 Mission 

LALOLI DAVID, propr Ticino Hotel, 
518 Pacitic 

Lalson Peter, liquors, 11 Jackson 

Lamar Mrs C, bakery, 234 1st 

Lamar J B (Lamar .& McKinstry), 126 


Kearn 
& McKINSTRY (J B Lamar 

and A McKinstry), attorneys-at-law, 
126 Kearny 

Lamb Edward (Lamb & Son), stall 8, 
Bay City Market 

Lamb Isaac, ladies’ and children’s ‘un- 
derwear, 40 6th 

Lamb James (Lamb & Son), stal! 8, Bay 
City Market 

Lamb John, liquors, 150 Steuart 

Lamb & Son (Jas and Edward Lamb), 
fish, stall 8, Bay City Market 

Lamb W E, clerk Justice Court, SE cor 
Kearny aud Washington 

Lamb W H (Jas A Folger & Co), 104 
and 106 California 

Lamb Wm Henry, watchmaker, 1252 
Market 

Lambert Boris, clothing, 216 Montgom- 
ery ave 

Lambert & Greene (Wm Lambert and 
Charles Greene), axle grease, 144 Na- 
toma 

Lambert H F, vice pres Mutual Secu- 
rity Fund Associavion of California, 
331 Kearny 

Lambert J S, sec of the Tide Land 
Reclamation Co, 320 Sansome 

Lambert Wm (Lamber: & Greene), 144 
Natoma 

Lambert Wm P, livery stable, 875 Fol- 


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Lambertenghi F, Italian consul, room 
19, 606 Battery 


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Lambla Jules, tailor, 505 Sutter 
Lamborn LH, job printing, 13 lat ave 
MER THOS D, Mission Carriage 
Factory and horseshoeing, 540 and 
AMPE BROS (TC and W A Lampe) 
Pp an ampe), 
ap rate and baths, Baldwin Ho. 
tel, 6 Powell 
Lampe T C (Lampe Bros), 6 Powell 
Lampe W A (Lampe Bros), 6 Powell 
Lamphier J, saloon, 236 4th : 
Lampkin J T (Kammann & Lampkin), 
SE cor Geary and Hyde 
Lamprecht Mrs M K, hair goods, 422 
Hayes ‘ 
Lamson Geo F, auctioneer, 425 Kearny 
Lanbenheimer Charles, barber, Grand 
Hotel, New Montgomery 
Lancaster J & Co (Joseph and T Lan- 
caster), tailors, 531 California 
Lancaster Joseph (J Lancaster & Co), 
531 California 
Lancaster Thomas (J Lancaster & Co), 
531 California 
Lancey T C, painter, 432 Montgomery 
Land Charles, capitalist and reul estate, 
331 Montgomer 
Land Office of the State University, 
office, 310 Pine 
Lander G Jr, mgr Producer’s Marble 
Co, NE cor Montgomery ave and 
Jackson : 
LANDER LOUIS G, hay and grain, 
cor King and 4th 
Landers John, mgr Manhatten Life In- 
surance Co of New York, 410 (Cali- 
fornia 
Landers M, mining, room 2, 309 Mont- 


gomery 

Landers Patrick, hardware, cutlery etc, 
324 Be.ter 

LANDERS WILLIAM J, general agt 
Guardian Assurance Co of London, 
406 California 


1820 Polk ; 

LANDINI & TOCCHINI (J Landini 
and V Tocchini), fish, fruits and veges 
tables, 1320 and 1322 Polk 

Landis Casper, tan and herb baths, 51 
Minna 

Landis G © (Landis & Jacoby), 543 
Market 

Landis & Jacoby (G C Landis and I N 
Jacoby), mfra. boots aud shoes, 543 
Market 

Lando H, clothing, 317 Kearn 

Landry C Babin, real estate, 612 Com- 
mercial 

Landsberg H, boots and shoes, 34 6th 


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Landsber 
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Lane Lev 
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wa Landsberg Henry, cigars and tobacco, 


101 Sansome 

Landsberg & Wienholz (A Lansberg and 
N Wienholz), liquors, SE cor Mission 
and 4th 

Landsberger & Curtis (I Land berger 
and J M Curtis), commission mer- 
chants, 123 California 

Landsberger Herman, boots and shoes, 
34 6th 

Landsberger I (Landsberger & Curtis), 
123 California 

Lando Harris, tailor, 317 Kearny 

LANDT P (Hinz & Landt), 16 and 18 
2 


Landucci M (M Landucci & Co), 711 
Montgomery ave 
Landucc: M & Co (Martin Landucci and 
Antonio Barsuglia), fruits, 711 Mont- 
gomery ave 
Landucia Francisco, boot-leg maker, 
224 Broadway 
Lane Mrs E T, barber, 807 Market 
LANE J J, real estate and business 
agent, 240 Kearny 
Lane John J, saloon, 118 4th 
Lane Levi C, physician, 6 2 Mission 
Lane Michael, sal .on, 326 Davis 
PETER, commission merchant, 
18 Clay 
Lane Walter W, buarding house, 504 
and 506 Davis 
W E, hardware, stoves, tin- 
ware, pumps, plumber and gastitter, 
met.l-rvofer, locksmith, bronzer, 
ilder, and asphaltum worker, 505 
earny nr California 
Lane William, liquors and cigars, 333 
Kast 
Lanfranchi Mrs C, teacher of French, 
10 Hollis 
Lang Adolph (Lang Bros), 1406 Polk 
Lang Bros (Utto and Adolph Lang), bot- 
tling beer, 1406 Polk 
Lang Chas E (Lang & Griffith), 216 
ashington 
LANG & CO (George Lang), wholesale 
wine and liquor merchants, 210-214 


Dupont 

LANG GEO (Lang & Co), 210-214 Du- 
pont . 

Ling Geo, liquors, 941 Market 

Lang & Griffith (CE Lang, J B Grif- 
tith), sign painters, 216 Washington 

G ISAAC L, & sec Grand Council 

Chosen Fricnds, 204 Sutter 

Lang John F, hardware and locksmith, 
13244 Polk 

Lang Mrs Mary, lodging-house, 2224 4th 

Lang Otto (Lang Bros), 1406 Polk 

Langbein Herman (Lehritter & Lang. 
bein) SW cor Montgomery and 
Kearny 

| Langdale A, crockery, 1207 Stockton 


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Lange H O, candy and varieties, 1529 
*Mission 

Lange H (, groceries, NW cor Dolores 
and 22d 

Lange H H, liquors, 593 6th 

LANGE JO OR, willow furniture 
and basketmuker, wholesale and retail, 
12 Montgomery ave 

Lange L A, fancy goods, 2542 Folsom 

LANGE 0 V & CO, auccessors to 
California View Co, 1023} Market 
bet 6th and 7th, J W Farnell busi- 
ness mgr 

Lange PN, liquors, 246 Townsend 

Be 91 Ernest, dairy produce, 1606 

0. 


Langenkamp FM, grocer, 1061 Folsom 


Langeron Frank, blacksmith, 708 Bat- 
ter 
Renan J P, attorney-at-law, room 


1, 421 Montgomer 

LANGLAND NELSON P, stair. 
builder, wood-turner and scroll-saw- 
yer, 407 Mission 

Langley Chas L, city agt for W J Cal- 
lingham & Co, general insurance 
agta, 213 S .nsome 

Langley Henry G, publisher, 14 Mont- 
gomery ave 

Langley James M (Langley & Jones), 27 

ashington 

Langley & Jones (James M Langley 
and P L Jones), blacksmiths, 27 
baked ah 

Langley Mra Melanie (Langley & Mich- 
Pin 101 Front 

Langley & Michaels (Mrs Melanie 
Langley, Henry Michaels and Robert 
Wall), wholesale druggists, 101-105 
Front 

aad Dietrich, bootmaker, 308 

e 

Langrehr Henry C (Henry C Langrehr 
& Co), 25 Market and (Langrehr & 
Simon), 16 Drumm 

Langrehr Henry C & Co (Henry C 
Langrehr and T Simon), ship tin- 
smiths and plumbers and mfrs ship 
and life boats, 25 Market 

Langrehr & Simon, proprs California 
Galvanizing Works, 16 Drumm and 
25 Market 

Langstadter Daniel, attorney-at-law, 
330 Pine, rooms 38 and 39 

Langstadter S, tobacco and cigars, 319 
Sansome 

Lankenau Henry, liquors, cor RR and 
15th aves 

Lannan Ma tin, meat market, SE cor 
Polk and California 

Lanno Peter, saloon, 1325 Stockton 

Lansberg A (Lansberg & Wienholz), SE 
cor Mission and 4th 

Lanszweert L, druggist, 360 4th 


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Lanteri G F (Vice & Lanteri), 6 Broad- 

way and 42 Steuart , 
& VICE (Thomas Vice and 

G F Lanteri), boatbuilders, 6 Broad- 
way and 42 Steuart 

Lantheaume John, waftles, 19 4th 

Lanz Louis, hotel, 20 Page 

Lanzendorf E, produce, 1606 Polk 

oer Samuel, rubber goods, 30 Steu- 


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Lapariat Blaise, bakery, 936 Howard 
Lapham Lorenze, ‘ig? r Western Straw 

orks, 110 an Vie Market and 54 


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as Lapidje W F, real estate, Railroad ave 
bet 16th and 17th aves 
D)| Laplace J %, lithographer, 518 Clay 
Lapouble Daniel (Heigbeider & La- 
La) pouble), 527 Hayes 
Lapping Mrs Margaret, dressmaking, 
Yen) 9 Minna 
eel Larat A, confectioner, 609 McAllister 
Lardner Henry F, short-hand reporter, 
«4 414 California 
Larezzari Mrs Mary, milliner, 1520 
- Stockton 
et _| Large Thos W, locksmith, 525 )upont 
| Larkin & Flaherty (Thos Larkin and 
@/ Richard Flaherty), asphaltum work- 
Th ers. 35 Post 
By Larkin James, groceries, NW cor Fil- 
$2) bert and Webster 
48 | Larkin M, baker, 316 5th 
$a | Larkin Presbyterian Church, cor Larkin 
] and Pacific 
82) Larkin Thos (Larkin & Flaherty), 35 
S3|_ Post 
ta Larkins & Co (Wm Larkins and Geo 
$3| Mcleod), mfrs of ca:riages, 631 and 
<€@/ 633 Howard 
| Larkins Wm (Larkins & Co), 631 and 
‘ 633 Howard 
Laroche George A, insurance broker 
a Fireman’s Fund Insurance Co of Cali- 
- fornia, 401 California 
Larrack Frank, laundry, 1242 Folsom 
al Larrimore Richard Jr, hardware, 509 
Montgomery ave 
Larroche Frank, butcher, cor 5th ave 
and N, stall 21 San Francisco Market 
‘o) Larroche Frank, saloon, cor 5th ave and 


Larsen A, saloon, 909 Kearny 

Larsen O G, coffee saloon, 18 Eddy 

Larsen FH, liquors, 409 California 

Larsen George, cooperage, 14 Bryant 

Larsen T C (Larsen & Wilson), 201 
Kearny 

Larsen & Wilson (T C Larsen and Wm 
Wilson), watches and jewelry, 201 
aged 

Larson Andrew J (Larson & Wistrand), 
1426 Howard 

Larson James, coal, 259 Ist 


PRISON CELLS, wo: "ts2"itain wisces, SW. 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.,Searvesei'wiceere 119 Montgomery St. 
q 216 San Francisco. 


Larson & Wistrand (Andrew J Larson 
and Andrew Wistrand), wood and 
coal, 1426 Howard 

Larthe F, sec French library, 120 Sutter 

Lartigau P (Lemoine, Turel & Cu) 

Larzelere Win B (Larzelere & Witham), 
SW cor Clay and Davis 

Larzelere & Witham (Wm B Larzelere 
and W L Witham), commission mer- 
chants, SW cor Clay and Davis 

Lasar D, groceries, 52 Centre Market 

Lasar Edward (Code & Laxar), 1009 Va- 
lencia a5 

Lasar L & Co (L Lasar), commission 
merchants, 204 Washington 

LASH H, mfr ruchings and lace goods, 
537 Market 

Lashier F H, cigars and tobacco, 29 6th 

Lasky I, furnishing goods, 1631 Polk 

Lasswell M D, plumber and gasfitter, 
765 Mission 

Last Chance Mining Co, Geo W Fisher 
sec, 324 Pine 

Latham F C, secN PCR R and auditor 
and gen ticket agt N PC RR, 430 
California 5 

LATIMER LORENZO D (Latimer & 
Morrow), attorney-at-law, roum 76, 
309 Montgomery 

Latimer L P, artist, 611 Clay 

LATIMER & MORROW (Lorenzo 
D Latimer and William W Morrow), 
attorneys-at-law, room 76, 309 Mont- 
omer 

TON CHAS A, sec Commercial In- 
surance Co of California and agt Fire 
Association of Philadelphia, 405 Cali- 
fornia 

Latson F P (F P Latson & Co), 28 New 
Montgomery 

Latson F P & Co (F P Latson and J H 
Perine), hardware and builders’ ma- 
terial, 28 New Montgomery 

Lau Henry, Deutscher Verein, 216 
Dupont 

maa teninrger C (W R Drake & Co), 208 

Javis 

LAUDER LOUIS G, hay and grain, 
cor King and 4th 

LAUGEL ANDREW, saloon, 1412 
Dupont : 

Laukenau Henry, saloon, cor Railroad 
and 15th aves 

LAUMEISTER C §, propr Laumeister 
Mills, 203-207 Mission 

LAUMEISTER MILLS, CS Laumeis- 
ter propr, 203-207 Mission 

Laundry Mrs M, fancy goods, 114 Hayes 

Laurel hin Cemetery, Cemetery ave bet 
California and Post 

Laurel Palace, Shoaf & Rademaker 


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SW cor Battery and Green 


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Lauten A, restaurant, 1130 Union 

Lautermilch L (Lautermilch & Fischer), 
511 Montgomery 

Lautermilch & Fischer (L Lautermilch 
and Julius Fischer), coffee saloon, 511 
leytens, alto 

Lauterwasser Christian, hay and grain, 
1505 Folsom 

Lauterwasser F P, meat market, 12 
Washington 

Lauth Julius(Brulon & Lauth), 645 Mer- 
chant 

Lavagnino L, fruits, 104 4th 

Lavalley L P, bakery, 408 Broadwa 

Lavelle Michael, bootmaker, 1602 Post 

LAVERTY M, Climax Washiag Pow- 
der, 9054 Howard 

Lavery John, hairdresser, 266 Ist 

Lavery J V, North Point Grain Dock 
Warehouse, NW cor Sansome and 
Chestnut 

Lavery John, barber, 266 let 

Lavey Henry, fruits and candy, SE cor 
Taylor and O'Farrell 

Lavezzari Francis, millinery, 1520 
Stockton 

Lavezzo & Arata (P Lavezzo and Henry 
Arata), fruits and vegetables and dairy 
produce, 5114 4th 

nat a Paul (Lavezzo & Arata), 5114 

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Lavoroni Louis, wood and coal, 1510 
Broadway 

Law Library, Montgomery bet Wash- 
ington and Merchant 

Lawler Francis, grocer, 429 Minna 

Lawler F W, judge superior court, New 
City Hall 

Lawler Michael H, groceries, 411 5th 

Lawless J C, saddler and harnessmaker, 
115 Market 

Lawlor Wm M, quarantine officer, 502 
Battery 

Lawrence A G, notary public, 508 Eddy 

LAWRENCE A T G, notary 
public, 333 Montyom r 

Lawrence & Co, wholesale liquors, 322 

‘} = Clay 
Lawrence E A, attorney-at-law, 408 Cal- 
ifornia : 

Lawrence George O, dentist, 103 Geary 

Lawrence Jay Volney, carpenter, 619 
Sacramento 

Lawrence Joseph, wholesale butcher, 1st 
ave below Kentucky 

Laws John (Rouse & Laws), 306 Davis 

Lawson A, cooper, 508 Front 

Lawson Andrew, cooper, 506 Front 

Lawson Andrew J, wood and coal, 14264 
Howard 

Lawson Chas B, grocer and butcher, 
stalls 4 and 5 Mission Market 


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Lawson J C (Little & Lawson), 603 Bat- 
tery and 306 Jackson 

ss T (Clarke & Lawson), 855 Mar- 


et 
Lawton F H, shirt mfr, 608 Market and 
9 Post 
Lawton GT, mining, 401 California 
Lawton J J, plumber and gasfitter, 538 


Hayes 
Lawton O& Co (Orlando Lawton), crock- 
ery, china, glassware, etc, 16 Post 
Lawton Orlando (O Lawton & Co), 16 


os 

Layman F 0, capitalist, 508 Montgom- 
ery 

Layng Wm G (Roller & Layng), 611 


Cla, 

Lasaneki H J, gold and silver plating, 
307 6th 

Lazansky Bernhard, pro r Cosmopolitan 
Millinery Store, 134 6th 

LAZARD ALEXANDRE (Lazard 


Freres), 205 Sansome 


Lazard Elie (Lazard Freres), 205 San- 


some 

LAZARD FRERES (Alexandre Simon, 
Elie Lazard, Alexander Weill andDavid 
Cahn, and Lazard Freres, New York, 
Lazard Bros & Co, London, Lazard 
Freres & Cie, Paris), bankers, 205 
Sansome 

LAZARD SIMON (Lazard Freres), 
205 Sansome 

oa tay Abraham, merchant tailor, 153 

t 

Lazarus L, 800 Dupont 

Lazarus Samuel, fancy goods, 1235 
Stockton 

Lazure L T, stock broker, 304 Pine 

Lazzaro Simi, butcher, 314 Montgomery 
ave 

Lea H E, tinware mfr, 713 Harrison 

Leak M (Lippett, Leak & Co), 22 Sutter 

Leal Antonio, saloon, 3154 Drumm 

Tearned E A, carpenter, 739 Market 

Leiry A ‘Leary & Roche), NW cor 6th 
and Howard 

Leary A J, printer and book mfr, 402 
and 404 Sansome 

Leary & Roche (A Leary and P Roche), 
liquors, NW cor 6th and Howard 

Leathe Benj B, bootmaker, SW cor 
Mission and 1]th 

Leavens W M, locksmith, 39 11th 

Leavenworth Mme Elise, millinery, 221 


Post 

Leavett S B & Co (S B Leavett), sta- 
tionery, 406 and 408 Sansome 

Leavitt C H, propr Pioneer Iron Work:, 
225 and 227 Beale 

Leavitt W F & Co (W Frank Leavitt), 
printers, 11 Geary 


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Leavitt Leander, sec Mariposa Mining 
Co, room 34, 309 Montgomery 


gomery 

Lebenbaum & Goldberg (L_ Lebenbaum 
and J Goldberg), wholesale and retail 
grocers, 121 Post 

nbaum, Goldberg & Bowen (Louis 

Lebenbaum, Jacob Goldberg and C R 
Bowen), wholesale groceries, 430 and 
432 Pine 

Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Co (Louis 
and Sol Lebenbaum and Jacob 
Goldberg), wholesale groceries, 1447 
and 1449 Polk 

Lebenbaum Louis (Lebenbaum, Gold- 
berg & Bowen, Lebenbaum, Goldberg 
& Co and Lebenbaum & Goldberg), 
1447 Polk 

Lebenbaum Sol (Lebenbaum, Goldberg 
& Co), 1447 Polk 


218 1Sth 

LE BRETON A J, 2‘torney-at-law, 
217 Sansome 

Le Breton Chas P, sec Central Railroad 
Co, 32 Turk 

LE CERCLE FIRE INSURANCE 
CO OF PARIS, G Muecke general 
agt, Geo Mel mur, 435 California 

LECOUNT BROS (T_R and J P Le- 
count), stationers and blankbook mfrs, 
533 Market 

LECOUNT J B (Lecount Bros), 533 
Market 

LECOUNT T R (Lecount Bros), 533 
Market 


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Leddy Bernard, marble works, NW cor 
14th and Harrison 

Ledgett K D, livery stable, 420 and 422 
Pacific 

Ledyard John, physician, 128 2d 

a Ledyard W E, physician, 128 2d 

S| Lee Edward K, cigars and tobacco, 773 

Market 

Lee Miss Elisabeth A, lodging-house, 

233 3d 


Lee Mrs Emma, coffee saloon, 30 7th 
Lee James M, plasterer, 1046 Folsom 
Lee John (John Lee & Co), 34 and 36 


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Lee John & Co (S W Sawyer, J Lee and 
I Y Doane), mfrs tin and sheetiron 
wars, 34 and 36 Main 

Lee R H, physician, 205 3d 

LEE MRS SUSAN, groceries, NW 
cor 10th and Harrison 

Leech Chas, upholstery, SE cor Bush 


and Devisadero 
& Leedes Albert, liquors, 609 Montgomery 
er Charles F (Hofen & Co), 412 


Clay 
tr Leege William & Co (William Leege), 
liquors, 113 and 115 Halleck 


¥ taser Temple, No. 6 


218 San Francisco. 


Lebatard M, stock broker, 428 Mont- 


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Leek Christopher, street contractor, 
436 Montgomery 
Lees Isaiah W, captain of detectives, 
Old City Hall 
Lefevre B, druggist, NW cor Pine and 
Kearny 
Lefevre | A, civil engineer, 330 Pine 
LEGALLET DOMINIQUE, wool. 
ulling factory, 6th ave, Sonth San 
‘rancisco 
Leger James, restaurant, 13164 Larkin 
Leggett Joseph, atty-at-law, 605 Clay 
Legrain Mme E G, French Laundry, 
518 Bush 
Lehan Dennes, barber, 6 Mason 
Lehman G, butcher, 2616 Bush 
Lehmann Charles, dairy produce, 803 
Larkin 
Lehmann E, bootmaker, 507 Hayes 
Lehmann Mirks, meat market, 2616 
Bush 
Tehmkuhl H, physician, 509 Kearny 
Lehnivs John, iiquors, cor Union and 
Steiner 
Lehn Philip P, barber, 4 Post 
Lehner George (A Hahn & Co), 14 
Broadway 
Lehnig C E, hardware, 240 5th 
Lehritter Johv (Lehritter & Langbien), 
SW cor Montyomery ave and hearny 
Lehritter & Langbien (John Lehritter 
and Herman Langbein), barbers, SW 
cor Kearny and Montgomery ave 
Lehrke C H, propr Stanford Hotel, 
618 and 620 4th 
Lehrke Henry, groceries, cor Mariposa 
and Minna 
Lehrke William, liquors, 1036 Market 
Leibeck Lerijmern, dry goods, 1429 
Dupont 
Leibrich E F, druggist, cor Eddy and 
Steiner 
Leidel J, confectionery, 439 Hayes 
Leikens Mrs Matilda, fruits and pro- 
duce, 339 3d 
Leipnitz G (G Leipnitz & Co), 236 Sut- 
ter 
Leipnitz G & Co (G Leipnitz and M 
schirner), druggists, 236 Sutter 
Leisen Geary, groceries, 1098 Union 
Leiser J A, bootmaker, 723 Union 
Leiser Louis, st:.ves and tinware, 67 4th 
Leith J B, watchmaker and jeweler, 917 
Stockton 
LeJeal F, propr Center House, 2015 
Folsom 
Leland Miss A, fortune teller, lucky 
charms and love tokens, etc, 789 Mis- 
sion 
“1,’Elvezia,’’ 623 Pacific 
Lem Johu H, painter, 1424 Geary 
Lemaire A, saloon, 19 Beale 
Lemaitre J (Jeauneau & Lemaitre), 67 
Centre Market 


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Leman Walter M, public administrator, 
528 Caliornia 

Lemar Mrs Catharine, notions, 234 1st 

Lemcke Otto, hairdresser, 129 4th 

Lemieux H, carpenter, 231 Jackson 

Lemkau John, saloon, SW cor Sutter 
and Stockton : 

Lemkuhl H, physician, 509 Kearny 

M C (Pretorious & Lemmer), 

141 and 143 Ist 

Lemoine F (Lemoine, Turel & Co), stalls 
15-19 S F Market 

Lemoine, Turel & Co (J Turel, F Le- 
moine,G Dern and Aestro P Larti- 
gau), commission merchants, 15-19 S 

" Market 

Lemon J H, grainer, 429 Post 

Lemont G W (Drummond & L2mont), 
wood and coal, 433 and 436 Valencia 

Lemos Shirt Mfg Co, Leon Lvumos mgr, 
643 Kearny 

Lengfeld A L, druggist, NE cor Geary 
and Stockton 

Lennerboe R B, restaurant, 1803 Mission 

Lennon John & Co (John Lennon), 
shipsmith, 26 Folsom 

Lennon John A, groceries and teas, 315 
and 317 Clay 

Lennon Miss 8S, dress and cloakmaker, 
10 Hayes 

Lenoir Mme M P, cloaks and suits, 315 
Sutter 

Lenoir Mrs Mary, dressmaker, 15 Ellis 

| Lenormand Bros (Joseph and Leon Len- 

ormand), groceries, SW cor Pine and 

Dupont, wholesale liquors, 735 How- 


ar 

Lenormand Joseph (Lenormand Bros), 
SW cor Pine and Dupont and 735 
Howard 

Lenormand Leon (Lenormand Bros), 
SW cor Pine and Dupont and 735 
Howard 

Lent E (Lent & Fassler), junction Mar- 
ket, East and Sacramento 

Lent & Fassler (E Lent and B Fassler), 
liquors, junction Market, East and 

__ Sacramento 

Lent W H. mining sec, room 62, 309 
Montgomery 

Lentall & Powell (Thos Lentall and 


lencia 

Leon & Bonet (R Leon and H Bonet), 
gilders and framemakers, 639 Uali- 
fornia 

Leon Mrs C, fancy goods, 124 3d 

Leon J V (J V Leon & Co), and fancy 
goods, 35 4th 

Leon J V & Co (J V Leon and Aaron 
Loeb), fancy goods, etc, 204 5th 

| Leon Louis, restaurant, 258 Ellis 

Leon Mejasson, pres La Societe Francaise 
D’Epargnes, California 


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Leon R (Leon & Bonet), 639 California 
ig C, patternmaker, 133 and 135 
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Leonard Edward, tailor, 771 Mission 
Leonard Mrs Margaret, bakery, 637} 
Howard 
Leonard P H, boots and shoes, 464 6th 
heoahors A, cigars and tobacco, 1414 
ft) 


Leonhardt C, bootmaker, 24 2d 

Leonhardt P, cigar mfr, 1414 Polk 

LENPOLD BROS (H © and C M Leo. 

old), florists, 35 Post 

LEOPOLD C M (Leopold Bros), 35 Post 

LEOPOLD H C (Leopold Bros), 35 Post 

Leopold Henry, liquors, 327 East 

Leopold Louis, tailor, 428 Dupont 

“Le Petit Journal,’’ 532 Commercial 

Lepori Constantine (Bertin & Lepori), 
517 Commercial 

Leppi Bros, pictures, 749 Market 

Lercari Louis (P Pera & Co), 616 Front 

Lerond Theodore, cigars, 302 Dupont 

Leroy A (A Leroy & Son), 46 7th 

Leroy A & Son (A and D Leroy), fruits 
and vegetables, 46 7th 

Leroy D (A Leroy & Son), 46 7th 

LEROY MME E, fancy goods, 121 
Sutter 

Lesman Isaac, tailor, 14144 Powell 

LESS MORRIS, dealer in junk, bot- 
tles and tallow; highes‘ price paid, 
res 367 Natoma 

Lesser Bros (Herman and Lesser Lesser), 
boots and shoes, 248-252 6th 

Lesser Herman (Lesser Bros), 248-252 


6th 
Lesser lke (W Schmalz & Co), 250 Sut- 


ter 

Lesser Jacob, boots and shoes, 1443 Polk 

Lesser Lesser (Lesser Bros), 248-252 6th 

Lesser Michael, fancy goods, 149 7th 

LESSMAMN JOSEPH, grocer and 
dealer in chvice wines, liquors and 
cigars, NE cor Bush and Larkin 

Lester Charles, boots and shoes, 12 
Steuart 

Lester Wm, painter, 2344 5th 

Leszynsky I, propr Leszynsky’s Busi- 
ness College, 10 Geary 

Leszynsky Lesser (Pacific Cloak Mfg 
Co), Zand 4 Battery 

Leter & Co (D Leter), merchant tailor, 
69 4th 

Le Tourneaux T J, physician, cor lst 
and Bryant 

Letroadec L, liquors, 643 Broadway 

LETT EO, sec German Savings and 
Loan Society, 528 California 

Leture Auguste (Bozio & Leturc), 149 4th 

Leu & Harms, cigar mfy, 1247 Mission 

Levaggi, Barbieri & Co (G B Levaggi, 
Pol Barbieri, and John Dem: srtini), 
fruits and vegetables, 303 and $95 4th 


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Levaggi G B (Levaggi, Barbieri & Co 
| “303 and 305 4th : 
= Levein Mary, fancy gonds, 1524 Polk 
f= | Leventritt Marion (S W Rosenstock & 
‘i Co), 32 and 34 Sansome 
=| Leveque Joseph (Leveyue & Potter), 10 
eo Stevenson 
we | Leveque & Potter (Joseph Leveque and 

F W Potter), San Francisco Last 
Factory, 10 Stevenson 
Leveroni L & Co, woud and coal, 1510 
Broadway 
Pent M R, attorney-at-law, 605 
ay 
ee M R, attorney-at-law, 321 
is 
Levey Benjamin, barber, 114 Jackson 
Levey Charles, gents’ furnishing goods, 
424 Kearny 
Levey Henry, groceries,SW cor Jackson 
and Mason 
Levey Isador, hairdresser, 7054 Market 
Levey Marcus, clothing. 7 Jackson 
LEVIAB (Goltermann & Co),21 Sutter 
DW levi Harris, clothing, 141 3d 
Levi Herman (H Levi & Cv), 109 Cali- 
fornia 
Levi H & Co (Herman and Jacob Levi 
and Henry Koch), wholesale grocers, 
109-115 California 
Levi I, tailor, 205 2d 
A Levi Joseph, junk, 932 Harrison 
Levi Jacob (H Levi & Cu), 109 California 
Levi S (Steiner, Klauber & Co), 206 
Front 
\ es) Levi S, tailor, 233 Jackson 
‘Leviathan Mining Co, B B Smith sec, 
330 Pine 
aa] Leviele S L, cigars and tobacco, 1027 
Howard 
Levieux Paul, laundry, 2249} Mission 
Levin I & Co, groceries, 15, 16, and 17 
Bay City Market 

Levin J (L Levin & Son), 910 Market 
om | Levin L (L Levin & Son), 910 Market 

Levin L & Son (Louisand Jacob Levin), 

books and stationery, 910 Market 

Levin Marie, varieties, 1524 Polk 

Levingston Abram, propr Overland 

House, 531 and 533 Sacramento 

LEVINGSTON A, crockery and glass- 

ware, 717 Market 

Levingston Mrs E, fancy goods, 800 

Larkin 

Levingston L J, groceries, 1010 Polk 

Levingston M, physician, 208 Kearny 

Levinsky M & Co (M Levinsky), whole- 

sale laces and embroidery, 515 Market 

Levinsohn M (Levinsohn & Meyer- 

stein), 117 and 119 Sansome 

Levinsohn & Meyerstein (M Levinsohn 

and C Meyerstein), importers dry 
onc, fancy and furnishing goods, 
17 and 119 Sansome 


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Levinson John (Newman & Levinson), 
129 Kearny ; 

LEVISON BROS (H Levison, J T 
Bonestell and G Marcus), California 
Jewelry Co, 134 Sutter 

LEVISON H, merchant tailor, 323 
Montgomery and 733 Market 

Levison H (Levison Bros), 134 Sutter 

Levison Leapold, fancy goods, 809 Lar- 
ki 


in 

Levison M, stock broker, 322 California 

Levison Mark, stationery and paper, 
204 Bush ; 
Leviston George (W & G Leviston), 
attorney-at-law, 6 Montgomery ave 
Leviston W & G, (William and George 
Leviston), attorneys-at-law, 6 Mont- 
gomery ave 

Leviston Wm (W & G Leviston), 6 
Montgomery ave 

Levitzky D (Levy & Levitzky), 306 
Montgomer 

Levrieux Paul, laundry, 939 Folsom nr 
4th 

Levy A, boots and shoes, 530 Pacific 

Levy A, restaurant, 214 Washington 

Levy Abraham, second-hand clothing, 
249 3d ; 

Levy Adolph, boots and shoes, 138 2d 

Levy Adolph (A Levy & Co), NE cor 
Washington and Front 

Levy Adolph & Co (A and J Levy), 
commission merchants, NE cor Wash- 
ington and Front 

Levy Alexandre, liquors, 18 Stockton 

Levy A N, furniture and mattresses, 
NE cor Market and Fell 


commission merchant, 217 
Levy Mize Bella, dressmaker, 3244 Hayes 
Levy anni fruits, NW cor Geary and 
e 

Levy Bros (Isaac and Marx Levy), 
butchers, 519 Gear 

Levy Bros (L and i Levy), tinners, 
439 Bush 

Levy Bros, meat market, 519 Geary 

Levy B W, tailor, 413 Powell 

Levy Mrs ©, lodging-house, 323 Kearny 

Levy Charles, tailor, 1049 Folsom 

Levy Charles, auctioneer, 537 California 

Levy D, sign and show painter, 635 
California 

Levy Dave P, ealoon, 607 Sacramento 

Levy D, pres French Library, 120 Sutter 

LEVY DAVID L, mfg jeweler, 39 3d 

Levy, Diamant, Oppenheimer & Co 
(dq L Levy, L Diamant and Chas 
Oppenheimer), wholesale boots and 
shoes, 107 Battery 

Levy E, second-hand furniture, stoves, 
etc, 786 Folsom 

Levy Mrs Elisabeth, furniture, 106 4th 


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Levy Felix, meat market, 1503 Franklin 

Levy H (Levy Bros), 439 Bush 

Levy H (Straus & Levy), 22 Sansome 

Levy Mrs Hannah, midwife, 422 3d 

bay & Harris, hairdressers, 7054 Mar- 
ef 

Levy Harry, clothing, 130 Pacific 

Levy Hattie, teacher West Mission Pri- 

mary School ? 

bey Henry (H Levy & Co), 22 Centre 
arket 

Levy H & Co, poultry, 22 Centre Market 

Levy Henry, grocer, 1225 Masun 

at Henry, second-hand clothing, 141 


Levy Herman, capitalist, 206 Bush 
Levy H L (Levy, Diamant, Oppenheimer 
& Co), 107 Battery 
Levy I (J Schweitzer & Co), 514 Clay 
Levy I, tailor, 205 2d 
cnty I D, general mdse, 647 Washing- 
on 
Levy Isaac (Levy Bros), SE cor Geary 
and William 
Levy Isaac, junk, 210 Pacific 
Levy Isaac (Mierson, Jewell & Co), 828 
and 830 Kearny 
Levy Isaac (Livingston & Co), 220 and 
222 California 
Levy Jacob (A Levy & Co), NE cor 
ashington and Front 
Levy J, gents’ furnishing goods, 617 
Kearny 
Levy Jacques, liquors, 422 Sacramento 
Levy J C, hairdresser, 7054 Market 
LEVY JOHN (John Levy & Co), 118 
Sutter 
LEVY JOHN & CO (John Levy), 
mfg jewelers, importer of diamonds, 
watches, etc, 118 Sutter 
Levy Jules, importer of laces a: m- 
broideries, 523 Market 
Levy Julius, furnishing goods, 617 
Kearny 
Levy & Katschinski (Lewis Levy and 
Benard Katschinski), boots and shoes, 
534 Kearny 
yy Lewis (Levy & Katschinski), 534 
earn 
Levy L Levy Bros), 439 Bush 
Levy Louis, tailor, 15 Edd 
Levy Louis, clothier, 227 Pacific 
Levy & Levitzky (M B Levy and D Le- 
vitzky), real estate, 306 Montgomery 
oy , tailor, SW cor Post and Lar- 
in 
Levy M, hairdresser, 774 Howard 
Levy M (Morris Levy & Co), 142 Jack- 
son 
Levy Marcus, sec Ophir Lodge Inde- 
ndent Order B'nai B’riths, 121 


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LEVY MARCUS (M Levy & Co), 18 
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Levy Marks, tailor, 322 16th 
Levy Mark, horse radish, Bay City 
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at Mark (Levy & Co), 226 and 228 
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Levy Marx (Levy Bros), SE cor Geary 
and William 
Levy M B (Levy & Levitzky), 306 
Montgomery 
LEVY M &CO (Morris and Marcus 
Levy), fancy goods and notions, 18 
and 20 Battery 
Levy M & Co (M Levy and Wm Appel), 
furniture, 226 and 228 4th 
Levy Michael S, tailor, 126 Minna 
LEVY MORRIS (M Levy & Co), 18 
and 20 Battery 
Levy M W (Trobock & Levy), 420 San- 
some 
Levy Nathe-., saloon, 39 Eddy 
Levy O.var S, mgr Sherman S Jewett & 
Co, 120 Batte~y 
Levy S & Co (B Beer and S Levy), com- 
mission merchants, 218 and 220 
Washington 
Levy Sol J, New York and San Fran- 
cisco Collar Co, 4 Battery 
Levy Soloman (S Levy & Co), 218 and 
220 Washington 
Levy Solomon, tailor, 233 Jackson 
Levy S W, insurance broker, 21 and 23 
Battery 
Levy T, liquors, 422 Sacramento 
Levy Walter H (Heydenfeldt, Jefferson 
& Levy), attorney-at-law, 318 Pine 
Lewelling John, pres the Grangers 
Bank of California, NE cor California 
and Davis 
| Lewellyn R, saloon, 14 Clay 
|Lewenthal J W (Goldberg & Lewen- 
| thal), 25 4th 
Lewin Mrs A, dressmaker, 416 Broadway 
Lewin Israel, tailor, 1517 Market 
Lev M, hairdresser and cigars and 
tobaceo, 419 4th 
Lewin K, blacksmith, 18 Hsyes 
Lewis Abe, picture frames and looking- 
glasses, 1206 Stockton ; 
Lewis Ad (Michalitschke Bros & Co), 
201 California 
Lewis A (Michalitschke Bros & Co), 239 
Kearny 
Lewis A J (Geo C Shreve & Co), 110 
Montomery 
Lewis Mme Anna, 
Market 
Lewis & Co, teamsters, 11 Steuart 
Lewis BE & Co (H Olcovich and E Lewis), 
machine silk, Barbours’ linen and lin- 
ing satins, 27 2d 
Lewis & Fisher (R J Lewis and WJ 
Fisher), liquors, 211 Kearny 
Lewis Harry William, propr Central 
Hotel, 217 Broadway 


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Lewis Henry L, wholesale groceries, 
Gigars, etc, 215 Sacramento 

Lewis Herman, clothing and barber, SW 
cor Pacific and Front 

Lewis H M, watches and jewelry, 655 
Clay 

Lewis J B, real estate, 500 Mont- 
gomery 

Lewis John (Lewis & Swift), 215 Spear 

Lewis John F, tinner and plumber, 
cor Railroad and 16th aves 

Lewis Joseph, restaurant, 58 Steuart 

Lewis Loue, carpenter, 1901 Webster 

Lewis Mra Louise, branch baxery, 476 

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Lewis M, tailor, 422 Hayes 

Lewis M M, cigars and tobacco, 620 


ewis Myer, real estate and agent, 320 
Sansome 

Lewis Oscar (McCormick, Lewis & Co), 
233 Beale 

LEWIS MRS R G, dressmaker, 126 
Kearny 

Lewis R G (Lewis & Fisher), 211 Kearny 

Lewis R P, attorney-at-law, 100 Mont- 


omery 

LEWIS SAM & CO (Sam Lewis and 
Louis Wertheimer), cigar mfrs and 
dealers in leaf tobacco, 24 California 

Lewis Samuel (Sam Lewis & Co), 24 Cali- 
fornia 

Lewis Samuel, saloon, 639 Mission 

Lewis Selig, glass and pictures, 673 
Mission 

Lewis & Swift (P Swift and John Lewis), 
lumber, 215 Spear 

$8 | Lewis Wm (Lewis & Co), 30 and 32 Cali- 
fornia and 946 Market 

LEWIS WM & CO, cigar mfrs, whole- 
sale, 30 and 32 California and 946 
Market 
ewis Wm J, attorney-at-law, 104 
tne aa Block 

Lewitt Mme, physician, 16 Turk 

Lewitt Wm, phyvician, 16 Turk 

Leydecker & Lunsman (T Wm Ley- 

ecker and J H Lunsman), saloon, 631 

Davis 

Leydecker T Wm, saloon, 1 Clay 

Leydecker T Wm (Leydecker & Luns- 
man), 631 Davis 

Libbey JG (Commercial Soap Co), 228 
Sacramento 

Libbey M Lawrence, dentist, 10 Geary 

Libby S, béatbuilder, 250 Steuart 

Liberty Halli, 861 Market 

Library B’nai B'rith, J Gans librarian, 
B'nai B’rith Hall, 121 Eddy 

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Licht Louis, sec Ladies’ Hebrew Mutual 
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Licht Louis, dry goods, 145 2d 


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Lichtenberg Chas B, watchmaker, 644 
Washington 

Lichtenberg W (Degener & Co), 308 
California : 

Lichtenstein Benj, general merchandise, 
702 and 704 Kearny 

Lichtenstein B H, watches and jewelry, 
and pawnbroker, 221 Kearny 
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LICHTENSTEIN L H, pawnbrok:r, 
20 Kearny 

Lichtenstein Morris, mfr ladies’ under- 

wear, 9 Dupont 

Lichtenstein M B (M B Lichtenstein & 

Co), 101-105 aN at 
LICHTENSTEIN M B & CO (M B 
Lichtenstein and A P Craner), dia- 
monds, watches and jewelry, whole- 
sale, 101-105 Battery 

Lichtenstein M H, pawnbroker, 617 
Washington 

Lichtenstein Sol, clothing, 214 6th 

LICK HOUSE, W F Harrison mgr, 
F W Haubrick mgr of restaurant, ws 
Montgomery bet Sutter and Post 

LICK HOUSE RESTAURANT, F 
W Haubrick, Montgomery bet Sutter 
and Post 

Lick John H (Such & Co), 35 Eddy 

Lick Paper Co, Santa Clara Co, Cal, 
Frank H McCormick pres, Frederick 
N Delanoy see, office 109 California 

Lickel M M, bootmaker, 102 Jackson 

Liddell J, coffee saloon, cor Drumm and 
Market 

Liddle & Kaeding (Robert Liddle and 
Charles Kaeding), gun, pistol and 
rifle mfrs, 538 Washington 

Liddle Robert (Liddle & Kaeding), 538 
Washing ‘on 

Lidstrom Chas G, insurance broker, 401 
California 

Lieb C F, propr California Printing 
Office, 535 Gay 

Lieb Warren, peter, 535 Cla 

Liebenberg A H, groceries, NE cor 4th 
and Bryant 

Liebermann Theodore, stock broker, 331 
Montzomery 

Liebes Bros & Co (Louis and Jacob 
Liebes and Nathan Meyer), importers 
and manufacturers of cigars, 14. and 16 
Fremont 

Liebes Herman (H Liebes & Co), 111 
and 113 Montgomery 

LIEBES H & CO 1 Liebes and 
Chas J Behlow), importers of skins 
and mfrs and dealeis in fancy furs, 
111 and 113 Montgomer: 

Liebes Jacob (Liebes Bros if Co), 14 and 
16 Fremont 

Liebes Louis (Liebes Bros & Co), 14 and 
16 Fremont 


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Liebold G (Liebold & Eul), 7 Stockton 
Liebschutz Chas, propr Elite Restaurant, 
cor Montgomery and Pine 
fy | Liekefelt August, saloon, NE cor Wash- 
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fo] aur Fred I, cigars and tobacco, 539 
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Lieser M, sec Grocers’ Protective Union, 
SW cor Montgomery and Clay 
Liesenfeld P, billiard mfr, 945 Folsom 
‘* Light for All,” Mr and Mrs A S Win- 
chester editors, 304 Stockton 
Lightburne & Bro(J and S Lightburne), 
mfrs of water filters, 320 Sansome 
Lightburne J (Lightburne & Bro), 320 
ansome 
Lightburne S (Lightburne & Bro), 320 
ansome 
Lighthall Harvester Co, 429 4th 
Lightner Joel F, mining sec, room 58, 
309 oy 
Ligon Leopold (Stork & Ligon), 445 


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LIGURIA PASTE MANUFAC- 
TORY, 214 and 216 Broadway 
T & CO (E RandJ L 
Lilienthal), wholesale liquors, com- 
mission merchants and grain commis- 
sion, 100 and 102 Front 
Lilienthal E (C Mangels & Co), SW cor 
3d and Mission 
LILIENTHAL ER (Lilienthal & Co), 
100 and 102 Front 
Lilienthal Henry (H Ebbinghausen & 
Co), groeeries, 2442 Mission 
Lilienthal Herman, butcher, 338 6th 
LILIENTHAL J L (Lilienthal & Co), 
100 and 102 Front 
HAL PN, cashier Anglo. 
Californian Bank, NE cor Sansome 
and Pine 
LILJSNBERG & BRO (Peter and 
Swan Liljenberg), carriagemakers, 
938 Harrison 
LILJENBERG PETER (Liljenberg & 
Bro), 988 Harrison 
G SWAN (Liljenberg & 
Bro), 938 Harrison 
Lilkendey S W, liquors, cor Powell and 


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Lill A H, saloon, 16 Eddy 


Lille_A, liquors, 1413 Dupont 
LILLE CHARLES, tallow works, cor 
Bay and Webster 


Lillie Louis, mining sec, 607 Washington 
Linari John, wood and coal, 1210 Stock- 


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LINCOLN & CO (Geo S Lincoln), tem- 


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Lincoln Hall, 71 New Montgome: 

LINCOLN JEROME, vice-pres Secur- 
ity Savings Bank, 215 Sansome 

Lincoln & Parkin (G H Lincoln and C 
A Parkin), groceries, 2910 16th 

Lincoln Post, No 1, G A R, Sander's 
Hall, 71 New Montgomery 

Lincoln School, I K Wilson principal, 
cor 5th and Market , 

Lincoln Sash, Door and Blind Mill, Eu- 
reka, Cal, Dempster & Keys agts, 202 
Market 

Lincoln S Harry, wood, coal and grocer- 
ies, cor Hayes and Gough 

Lind Chas (Malter, Lind & Co), 419 Cal- 
ifornia 

Lind’s Alameda Express, A W Lind 
propr, 331 East 

Lindacher & Stadtfeld (P Lindacher and 
W C Stadtfeld), furnishing goods, 34 
Montgomery 

Lindacher Paul (Lindacher & Stadtfeld), 
34 Montgomery 

pi ustav, wood and coal, 526 

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Lindecker J H, tailor, 785 Folsom 

Lindel House, A Swift propr, 220 3d 

Lindell Lodging-House, SW cor 6th and 
Howard 

Lindemann C H(CH Lindemann & Co), 
13 Trinity 

Lindemann C H & Co (C H Lindemann 
and CF G Pingel), mfg jewelers, 13 
Trinity 

Lindenbaum J, boots and siioes, 943 
Market 

Lindenborn Chas S, varieties, 1330 Pa- 


cific 
Lindenstrat H, dry goods, 638 Fil- 


bert 

‘“L’ INDEPENDENTE” (semi-week- 
ly), Fanciola & Zeiro (Julio Fanciola 
and E G Ziero), proprs, 439 Jack- 
son 

Lindley C H, attorney-at-law, 508 Mont- 
gomery 

Lindley & Co, wholesale grocers, Sacra- 
mento, office 405 Front 

Lindley Gifford W, carpenter, 660 Mis. 
sion 

Lindner J, clothing, 345 Kearny 

Lindo J (J Lindo & Co), 609 and 611 
California 

Lindo J & Co (J Lindo), auctioneers and 
commission merchants, 609 and 611 
California 

Lindow John F, tailor, 913 Pacific 

Lindrum Otto,furniture and upholsterer, 
10€9 Market 

a & Goetze (Thomas Lindsey and 
W M Goetze), groceries, SW cor 20th 
and Guerrero 

Lindsey Thomas (Lindecy & Goetze), SW 
cor 20th aud Guerrero 


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Lindsey William L, real estate, 509 Cal- 
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Lindskog Henry M, cigars and tobacco, 
213 Montgomery 

Lindsley Clifford W, blockmaker, 648 
Mission 

Linduli John Martin, saloon, NE cur 
Clay and Drumm 

Linehan Daniel, barber, 503 Howaré. 

Linehan John, groceries, cor 23d ana Do- 
lores 

Linehink Mrs Mary, saloon, 40 ‘st 

Linforth Alfred, sawmaker, 318 Jackson 

Linforth E H (Linforth & Wood), 411 
Mission 

Linforth Edward J, attorney-at-law, 
401 California 

Linforth Edward W (Linforth, Rice & 
Co) 325 Market, 

LINFORTH JAMES (Linforth, Rice 

__ & Co), 325 Market 

LINFORTH, RICE & CO (James 


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Linforth), hardware, agricultural im- 
plements, tiles, bells (Black Diamond), 
(church, schoolhouse and fire), mining 
steel, sugar-cane mills and evaporators, 
steam engines, coffee and spice mills 
(Enterprise), woodenware, saw mills 
(Blymyer), windmills and pumps 
(Ent: rprise), lawn mowers, Zimmer- 
man’s power meat cutter, Zimmer- 
man’s fruit dryer, 325 Market 
Linforth & Wood (EH Linforth and 
Geo Wood), carpenters, 411 Mission 
Link Harry O (Geo R Starr & Co), 308 
and 310 Washington 
Linkan John, liquors, 401 Sutter 
Linkendey O W, liquors, SW cor Pow- 
ell and Francisco 
Linn Jacob, liquors, 1806 Dupont 
Lint Peter F, butcher, 2306 Howard 
Lion Mrs Alice, bakery, 111 5th 
LION FIRE INSURANCE CO OF 
LONDON, see ‘The Lion Fire Insur- 
ance Co 
Lionel Mme Lena, fortune teller, 867 
Mission 
Lipman Aaron, jewelry, 26 4th 
Lipman C W, upholstery, 1607 Geary 
Lipman H, commission merchant, 202 
ashington 
et & Hyman (Joseph Lipman and 
acob Hyman), barbers, 403 Pine 
Lipman Joseph (Lipman & Hyman), 403 
me * 
Lipman Morris, junk, 955 Folsom 
Lipman S W (Deckelman & Lipman), 
413 California 
Lippe B, saloon, 712 Pacific 
LIPPI A (Lippi Bros), 749 Market 
PI BROS (P and A Lippi), picture 
frames, mouldings and mirrors, 749 
Market 


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LIPPI P (Lippi Bros), 749 Market 
Lippitt, Leak & Co (Phil Lippitt, M 
eak and John Fulton), mfrs of 
glass, 22 Sutter 
Lippitt Phil (Lippitt, Leak & Co), 22 
Sutter 
Lippman Bros (Solomon and Hyman 
ippman), dry goods, cor 16th and 
Valencia and 443 Hayes 
Hppinan Hyman (Lippman Bros), 443 
ayes 


Lippman J, watches, clocks and jewelry, 
517 Kearny * 
Lippman Sol (Lippman Bros), 443 Hayes 


‘Lipsher George, brushes and feather 


dusters, 258 Market 

Lique Nationale Francaise, library and 
reading rooms, 120 Sutter 

LISBON CHOP HOUSE, Francisco 
Olivero, 503 Davis 

Lissak A H (White & Lissak), 312 
California 

CHFIELD J M & CO (J M Litch- 


field), merchant tailor and furnishing 


oods, 415 Montgomer 
LITCHFIELD J M (JM Litchfield & 
Co), bank commissioner, 415 Mont- 


gomery 

Little E J (Little & Lawson), 603 Bat- 
tery and 306 Jackson 

Little John T, real estate and money 
broker, 314 Montgomery 

Little & Lawson (C EJ Little and J C 
Lawson), stoves and tinware, 603 
Battery and 306 Jackson 

Little Miss M F, teacher Haight Gram- 
mar School 

Little Sister’s Infant Shelter (kinder- 
garten), 512 Minna nr 6th 

Little William, carpenter and buiider, 
122 Gear: 

LITTLE WM H (Woodin & Little), 
421 Market 

Littlefield, Allison & Co (S .Little- 
field, D.E Allison and A Goldthwait), 
commission merchants,309-315 Wash- 
ington 

oa ee Mrs F W, dressmaking, 131 

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Littlefield Sheldon (Littlefield, Allison 
& Co), 309-315 Washington 

pa reny E, wood and coal, 128 O’Far- 
re 

Litzius A (Nichols & Litzius), 43] Turk 

Livermore Obadiah, real estate agt, 137 
vELnoe. 

LIVERPOOL, LONDON & GLOBE 
INSURANCE CO, see The Liverpool, 
London and Globe Insurance Co 

Livingston & Co (L Livingston, Isaac 
Levy, A P Williamsand Joseph May), 
liquors, 220 and 222 California 

Livingston David (Livingston & Sond- 
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Livingston James M, real estate, 331 
Montgomer 
Livingston J ohn (Lowenthal, Livingston 
& Co), 320 California 
Livingston J. (Livingston & Co), 220 and 
222 California 
Livingston Mrs Lois, associate editor 
‘‘Woman’s Herald of Industry,” res 
Sacramento ’ 
Livingston & Sondheimer (David Liv- 
ingston and Moses Sondheimer), dry 
goods, 420 Polk 
Livingstone N, junk, 42 Ist 
LLE YN REESE, Columbia 
Foundry, 135 and 137 Beale and 130- 
136 Main 
LLEWELLYN _ STEAM CON- 
DENSER MANUFACTURING 
COMPANY, Charles E Allen, secre- 
tary, 330 Pine 
Lloyd Chas R (Cutter, Lloyd & Co), SE 
cor Clay and Davis 
Lloyd John, attorney-at-law, 4114 Cali- 
fornia 
LLOYD REUBEN H, (Lloyd & 
Wood), attorney-at-law, room 9, 309 
Montgomer 
LLOYD & WOOD (R H Libya and 
William S Word), attorneys-at-law, 
rooms 9, 12, 13, 30) Montgomery 
Loaiza W, commission merchant, 323 
California 
Loane J M, liquors, 4204 6th 
Lobe Emile (Lobe, Salinger & Co), 515 
Market 
Lobe, Salinger & Co (Emile Lobe and A 
LSalinger), novelties and fancy goods, 
515 Market — : 
Lobenstein Marcus, varieties, 1528 Turk 
LOBENSTEIN SOLOMON, proprietor 
Oriental Market, 1600 Post 
Lobos School, cor Point Lobos ave nr 
Parker ave 
Lobus Square Park, Chestnut ave 
Lochbauum A H, jewelry case manufac- 
tory, 134 Sutter 
Lochhead John, machinist and civil en- 
gineer, 227 Spear 
Locke Chas I), propr Bush Street The- 
atre, s s Bush bet Montgomery and 
Kearny , 

Locke J P (Locke & Thomas), 670 Mission 
Locke & Thomas (J P Locke and H 
Thomas), blacksmiths, 670 Mission 

Lockwood A H, saloon, 400 4th 

Loderhouse A (Mueter & Loderhouse), 
215 2d 

Loeb Aaron (J V Leon & Co), 204 5th 

Loeb Henry, butcher, 1100 Clay 

Loeb N’ varieties, 204 5th 

Loeber Herman, sec Pheenix Silver Min- 
ing Co, 308 California 

Loesecke P V, stock:broker, 312 Pine 


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Loew Aaron, tailor, 14 Turk 
Loewe Bros (H Loewe, Moses Siegel, 
Jacques Blum), importers and jubbers 
liquors, 217 Battery 
Loewe H (Loewe Bros), 217 Battery 
Loewel A & Co, butchers, stall 128 F 
Market 
Loewenhayn H & Co (H and Lauinger 
Loewenhayn), foreign and California 
fruits, nuts, etc, 428 Sansome 
Loewenhayn Hen:y (H Loewenhayn & 
Co), 428 Sansome 
Loewenhayn Lauinger (H Loewenhayn 
& Co), 428 Sansome 
Loewenthal Joseph, second-hand cloth- 
ing, 927 Market 
Loewy Wm, attorney-at-law, 507 Mont- 
gomery 
a ee Chas, picture frames, 815 Mar- 
et 
Lofstad John N, furrier, 813 Market 
Loftis J (Ritter & Loftis), 250 Sutter 
Loftus John, groceries, 225 8th 
Loftus M A,prison-keeper and sergeant, 
Old City Hall 
LOGAN ALEXANDER, horse collar 
manufacturer, 550 4th 
Logan A D, vice pres the Grangers’ 
Bank of California, NE cor California 
and Davis 
Logan James F, carpenter, 8382 Na- 
toma 
Logan John, liquors, Mission nr Court- 
land ave 
LOGAN M i, physician, 318 Sutter 
Lohmann & Frerichs (Henry Lohmann 
and Martin Frerichs), groceries and 
fruits, 156 and 164 9th 
Lohmann Henry (Lohmann & Frerichs), 
156 and 164 9th 
LOHRMANN J & CO (J Lohrmann 
and D Siemer), California Pickle Fac- 
tory, 46 Clay 
Lohrmann J (J Lohrmann & Co), 46 


Clay 
LOHSE J F, secretary California and 
Hercules Powder Works, 230 Cali- 
fornia 
Lehsen D, saloon, junction Market and 


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Lolor Chas P, ship and freight broker, 
and forwarding agt, 30 and 31 Mer- 
chant’s Exchange 

Lombard Street Primary School, Lom- 
bard nr Baker 

Lombard Warehouse, T F Carvell propr, . 
cor Sansome and Lombard 

Lombardi Cherubino, restaurant, 706 
Montgomery 


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3 mendes Mrs Annie, coffee saloon, 248 
§ LONDON ASSURANCE CORPO- 
‘RATION (of London), (Fire) Robert 
A Dickson manager, 441 California 
London and California Mining Co (lim- 
ited) of London, William Johns mgr, 
320 Sansome 
London Henry (Gerson & London), 611 
Sansome 
London and Lancashire Fire Insurance 
Co of Liverpool, Balfour, Guthrie & 
Co general agts, 316 California 
London of London Insurance Co of Eng- 
wt y land, W Lane Booker att»rney, Robt 
Dickson mgr, cor California and 
Montgomery 
London and Northwestern Fire Insur- 
ance Co of Manchester, England, E A 
W)| Halsey & Co general agts, 411 Califor- 
nia 
La) London Provincial Marine Insurance 
Co, Hutchinson & Mann agts, 322 and 
324 California 
London and Provincial Fire Insurance 
Co (limited), Harry W Syz general 
agt, 220 and 222 California 
London and San Francisco Bank (lim- 
ited), Arthur Scrivener mgr, 424 Cal- 
ifornia 
London Tea Co, F W Runge, 40 3d 
Long Charles, bakery and varieties, 930 
ashington cor Powell 
Long Claude, hardware, 654 Washing- 
ton 
Long Fred, cabinetmaker, 208 Leaven- 
worth 
Long M (D Block & Co}, 107 Sansome 
Long S F, physician, Chronicle Building 
LONG §S ‘a piano mannfactory, 1815 
Washington 
Long Thomas, saloon, 34 Minna 
Longhead’s Hall, 1605 Polk 
Longley G W, sign ainter, 332 Bush 
Longshore Men’s Union, K R B Hall, 
861 Market 
Longtin J B, boots and shoes, 111 7th 
Longwill John (Stevenson & Longwill), 
603 Market 
Loomis Geo, furnishing goods and cloth- 
ing, 706-720 Kearny 
Loomis Henry B, attorney-at-law, room 
76, 309 Montgomery 
ety John (Looney & McCallion), 140 


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Looney & McCallion (John Looney and 
J J McCallion), saloon, 140 2d 
Loorya Marcus, tailor, 231 Pacific 
Lopes J, botanist. 734 Montgomery 
Lopez J, furniture and bedding and 
crockery, 610 Vallejo 
Lopresti A, restaurant,17 and 19 Powell 
Lopresti A, fruits and vegetables, SE 
’ cor Howard and 15th 


WACHHORST ‘rinsrudsri screens.’ 315 


Lord A J, painter, 759 Mission 
Lord Biwin (J E Mitchell & Co), 2380 
and 232 14th 
LORD SALLIE, Cosmetic Bazaar, 22° 
Stockton 
LORD T H, manager The Co-opera- 
tive Watch Repairing Company, 331 
Kearny 
Lorentz R, coffee saloon, 7 Stockton — 
Lorentzen A P, insurance agt and ship 
broker, 4 Steuart ; 
Lorenz L, broker, 322 California 
Loretz Madam A M, corsetmaker, 109 
Ellis 
Lorillard Insurance Co of New York, 
Jennings & Stillmann agts, 317 Cali- 
fornia 
Loring Mrs Emma, dressmaker, 112 
O'Farrell 
Loring Mra H G, dressmaker, 112 
O'Farrell 
Loroth J (J Loroth & Co), 704 and 706 
Market and 587 Geary 
Loroth J & Co (J Loroth, Wm and M 
Halpin), dry foods, 704 and 706 Mar- 
ket and 587 Geary 
Lorquin Ernest F, taxidermist, 410 
Kearny 
Loryea A M, physician and propr Ham- 
mam Baths, 11 and 13 Dupont 
Loskay Frank J, saloon and billiards, 
8-12 Eddy 
LOSSIUS RUDOLPH. prune keeper, 
California between Walnut and Laurel 
Lothrop J J, blacksmith, 1504 Vallejo 
Lothrop W R (H F Smith & Co), 225 
Kearny ‘ 
Lottrite Maria E, groceries, 299” 16th 
Louch James, liquors, 514 Mission 
Louderback Davis, attorney-at-law, 607 
Kearny 
Loudon Oberlin, tobacco and cigars, 
1. 220 2d 
Loudon W M, agt Studebecker’s Pat- 
terns, 224 Stockton 
LOUGHBOROUGH A H (Loughbor- 
ough & Newhall), 507 Montgomery 
LOUGHBOROUGH & NEWHALL 
(A H Loughborough & W Mayo New- 
hall), attorneys-at-law, 507 Mpont- 
gomery 
Longhead John, paints, oils and hard- 
ware, 1601 and 1603 Polk 
Loughran J (Kennedy & Loughran), NE 
cor Market and Taylor 
Loughran H, receiver Dime Savings 
Bank, NE cor Market and Taylor 
Loughran Thos (Breeze & Loughran), 
221 and 223 Clay 
Loughran Thomas F ( Loughran'& Wolf), 
420 and 422 Davis 
Loughran & Wolf (T © Loughran and 
J W Wolf), commission morchants, 
420 and 422 Davis : 


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Louideck Mrs Mary, florist, 1229 Stock- | Lowenthal H H, attorney-at-law, 411? 
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Louis J A, second-hand furniture, 1048 
Howard bet 6th and 7th 

Louis M, bootmaker, 614 California 

Louisson M (MS Grinbaum & Co), 214 
California 

Louisson Morris, clothing, 523 Kearny 

Loupe Leopold (Castle Bivs & Loupe), 
213-217 Front 

Loup Henry, meat market, 1100 Clay 

Louterbach & Chamberlin (Chas Lout- 
erbach and J P Chamberlin), liquors, 
993 Market 

Love G A, saloon, 1034 Market 

Love John L, attorney-at-law, 230 Pine 

Lovejoy E B, ship carpenter, 36 Steuart 

Loveland L F, stock broker, 3264 Mont- 


mnery 
Lovell Mrs A, lodging-house, 703 Mar- 


ket 

Lovell E C (E C Lovell & Co), 436 
Montgomer 

LOVELL F i, fancy goods and agent 
for S P Taylor’s system, etc, 200 Post 

Lovely GS, boarding and lodging, 605 
and 607 Pine 

Lovely Mark, restaurant, 650 Market 

Lovett Wm E, assistant district attor- 
ney, room 59, Appraiser’s Building 

Low A F, attorney, 530 California 

Low C A, attorney-at-law, 23 Mont- 
gomery Block 

Low C A & Co, agts American Sugar 
Refinery, 208 C.lifornia 

LPHE (W W Montague 

& Co and C Adolpie Low & Co), 112 
Battery and 208 California 

Low C Adolphe & Co (C Adolphe and 
Geo A Low, E L G Steele and Ells- 
worth Westervelt), shipping and 
commission merchants, 208 California 

Low F F, pres Sutter Street Railroad 

LOW FREDERICK W, manager 
Anglo-Californian Eank, northeast 
corner Sansome and Fine 

Low George A (C Adolphe Low & Co), 
pres American Sugar Refinery, 203 
California 

Low J B, mining engineer, 331 Mont- 
gomer 

Lowe S, shirt mfr, 323 Kearn 

LOWELL F, cigars and tobacco and 

advertising agt, 432 and 522 California 

Lowell N R, propr Eagle Warehouse, 

15 and 17 Davis 

Lowenberg H, attorney-at-law and 
notary public, 306 Montgomery 

Lowenberg I (Meyerstein, Lowenberg & 
Co), 109 Sansome 

Lowenberg W (Kullmann & Co), 313 
Montgomery 

Lowenstein Isaac, boots and shoes, 931 
Kearny and 1208 Stockton 


California 

Lowenthal Joseph, clothing, 927 Market 

Lowenthal, Livingston & Co (M S 
Lowenthal and John deaf 
shipping and commission merchants, 
320 Balifornia 

Lowenthal M S (Lowenthal, Livingston 
& Co), 320 California 

Lower Comstock Mining Co, Geo R 
Spinney sec, 310 Pine 

Lowery Henry, bootmaker, 405 Brannan 

Lownes Mrs, lodging house, 313 4th 

Lowney D D (Jerry Lowney & Son), 
426 9th 

Lowney Dennis (T Lowney & Sons), SE 
cor 8th and Howard 

LOWNEY JERRY & SON (D D 


aoe carriage manufactory, 426 


Lowney T & Sons (Timothy, Thomas 
and Dennis Lowney), blacksmiths and 
wagonmakers, SE cor 8th and Howard 

Lowney Thomas (T Lowney & Sons), 
SE cor 8th and Howard 

Lowney Timothy (T Lowney & Sons), 
SE cor 8th and Howard 

Lowrie John, plumber, 225 Tyler 

Lowry Amanda, lodging-house, 1534 3d 

Loyal John, barber, 441 Valeacia 

LOY FRED (J P Schardin & Co), 31 
Dupont 

LOY JOACHEM, bootmaker, 1603 
Howard 


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Lubben John (Gehrels & Lubben), SW 
cor Davis and Sacramento 

Lubbert Mrs Margaret, saloon, 330 


Spear 
Lubin S C, furnishing goods, 611 Mont- 


cmery 

LUCAS A J & CO (AJ Lucas), Pacific 
Coast Detective Agency, 215 Kearn 

LUCAS & CO (John and John Wm 
Lucas), proprs Golden Gate Plaster 
Mills, 212-217 Main 

Lucas J M, attorney-at-law, 230 Mont- 
pane 

Luce T M, mining, room 26, 318 Pine 

LUCEER J, boots and shoes and boot- 
maker, 101 6th and 1911 Fillmore 

Luchetti Francisco, restaurant, 519 
Davis 

Luchsinger Jacob (J B Luchsinger & 
Son), 710-718 Minna 

Luchsinger John B (John B Luchsinger 
& Son), 710-718 Minna 

Luchsinger John B & Son (John B 
and Jacob Luchsinger), furniture fac- 
tory, 710-718 Minna 

LUCKE H, bootmaker and importer, 
40 Gear 

LUCKHARDT C A, manager Nevada 
Metallurgical Works, 23 Stevenson, 
branch office 12 Leidesdorff 


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Luna Romulo, restaurant, 1226 Dupont 

Lund H C, coffee suloon, 428 Kearny 

Lund Henry (Henry Lund & Co), 214 
California 

Lund Henry & Co (Henry Lund, Hora- 
tio Beveridge and Marinus C Lund), 
importing, shipping and commission 
merchants, 214 California 

Lund Marinus C (Henry Lund & Co), 
214 California i 

Lund N M, coffee saloon, 615 Montgom- 


er 

LUNDBERG N P, proprietor Scandi- 
navian Hotel, 28 and 30 Clay and7 
Merchant ; 

LUNDBORG J A W, dentist, 123 
Stockion 

Lunden Fred, groceries, SE cor Oak and 
Octavia 

Lundie H, second-hand furniture, 350 3d 

Lundin Mrs A C, bakery, 248 4th 

Lundquist John G (Von Arx & Lund- 
quist), 14 Geary 

Lundstrom J A & Co (John A Lund- 
strom), merchandise broker, 303 Sac- 
ramento 

Lundstrom John A (J A Lundstrom & 
Co), 303 Sacramento 

Lundy David, furniture and carpets, 
829 Market 

LUNDY THOMAS, watches, clocks 
and jewelry, 7 and 9 3d : 

LUNING J NICHOLAS (P E Richter 
& Uo), 109 California 

ae iy: Nicholas, capitalist, room 4, 
211 Sansome 

Lunsman J H (Leydecker & Lunsman), 
631 Davis 

LUNT O A, dancing academy, Red 
Men’s Hall, 320 Post 

Lupke Michael, bootmaker, Railroad 
ave near 6th ave 

Lusinchi P (Lusin:hi & Tavolara), stall 
i Clay Street Market 

Lusinchi & Tavolara (P Lusinchi and J 
Tavolara), fish, stall 6 New Clay 
Street Market 


UCKHARDT C A. & CO, Nevada 
Metallurgical Works and assayers, 23 
Stevenson, branch office 12 Leides- 
dorff 

Luco Juan M, real estate, 84 Montgom- 
ery Block 

Lucy Anthony (Smith, Lucy & Co), 
405 Front 

Lucy G R & Co, soap works, SE cor 
9th and Brannan, office 123 California 

Ludemann Frederick, Pacific Nursery, 
cor Kaker and Lombard 

Ludemann Henry, bootmaker, 420 
Broadway 

Luders Otto, saloon, 507 Davis 

Ludington Chas, cigars, NE cor Howard 
and 3d 

Ludorff Julius, liquors, SW cor Wash- 
ington and Front 

Ludovici F W, consul of Brazil, sec 
Gs Consumers Association and sec 
Improved Machinery Co, 202 Bush 

Ludowsky John, liquors, 5'3 Merchant 

LUDWIG ADAM, prop. cor Vienna 
Sausage Manufactory, 3 Stockton 

Lueders Frederick R, architect, 7244 
Market 

Luedersdorff Wm, grocer, NE cor 7th 
and Natoma 

Lue-mann E (Cook & Luesmann), 9 
Hardie Place 

Luess C, plumber and gasfitter, 53) 4th 

Luger Joseph, carpenter, 206 16th 

LUGSDIN JAY. manager for R G Dun 
& Co, Mercantile Agency, 320 Califor- 
nia 

Luhmensen Mrs Wn, bakery, 256 1st 

Luhr W, whitener, 238 Ritch 

Luhrs D, groceries, cor Golden Gate ave 
and Buchanan 

vaya John (John Luhrs & Co), 607 

ay 

Luhrs John & Co (John Luhrs and 
Julius Buhler), wholesale and retail 
liquors, 607 Clay 

Luhrs N C (Wheaton & Luhrs), 219 
Front 

Luhrs Richard (Luhrs & Schrader), NW 
cor Pacitic and Mason 

Luhrs & Schrader (Richard Luhrs and 
J W Schrader), groceries, NW cor 
Pacific and Mason 

Luhrsen Dietrich, bootmaker, 2224 2d 

Luhrsen Richard, bootmaker, 2224 2d 

Luigilagomarsino , bootmaker, ‘708 
Montgomery ave j 

Luketick © F, fruits, 134 Hayes 

Lukin J A, saloon, 446 California 

Lumbermen’s Pr.-tective Association, 
Sander’s Hall, 71 New Montgomery 

Lumstein & Holtz (Wm Lumstein and 
Jacob Holtz), junk, 233 6th ; 

pumatele Wm :‘(Lumstein & Holtz), 233 
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Clay and 423-433 Brannan 

Lusk A & Co (Albert Lusk, John Klein- 
haus and William Jacobs), canned 
goods, mfy 423-433 Brannan, office 
534 and 536 Clay 

Lusmann Philip, mgr Pacjfic Jute Mfg 
Co, 204 Front 

Lustig Henry L A, cigars and tobacco, 
19 Pacitic 

a hes John (Wichman & Lutgen), 321 
Clay 

Luther Hans, photographer, 4444 3d [™ 

Luther John B (J Greenebaum & Co), 
115 and 117 Bush 

Luther J R (Greenbaum & Co), 115 and 
117 Bush 


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Lusk A (A Lusk & Co), 534 and 536. 


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Tanien Hermann W, groceries, NE cor 
26th and Mission 
Lutticken Frank, cigars and tobacco, 
36 6th 
Sada Emile, liquors, 1019 Mar- 
et 


Luty F E, mining sec, 330 Pine 

Luty JS, real estate, rooms 3 and 4, 
330 Pine 

Lutz J C, meat market, 135 Oak 

Lutz John C, bakery, cor Mason and 
Chestnut 

Lutzen Charles, liquors, 903 eeng 4 

Lux Charles (Miller & Lux), pres Kern 
Valley Water Co, 533 Kearny 

Lux Frank A (Bach & Lux), 535 and 
537 Sacramento 

Lybrand G F (J L Faust & Co), 536 and 
638 California 

Lydon Daniel, house and sign painter, 
22 6th 

Lydon Patrick, fruits and vegetables, 
1071 Bryaut 

Lyford Mrs Lottie A, propr Appleton 
House, 33 5th 

Lyle W 8, mining, room 11, 309 Mont- 
gomer. 

Lyman i C, mining, 202 Market 

Lynch Bros (David and James Lynch), 
liquors, 117 4th 

Lynch B, painter, 255 3d 

Lynch Dan ae & Driscoll), 10th 
ave bet P and Q 

Lynch David, stock yard, e s 10th nr 
Market 

Lynch David (Lynch Bros), 117 4th 

Lynch & Driscoll (Daniel Lynch and 
John Driscoll), tanners, 10th ave bet 
P and 

Lynch Edward, 
Pine 

Lynch, H H, real estate, 320 Sansome 

Lynch H T (Caulfield & Lynch), 450} 3d 

Lynch Mrs Hannah, groceries, 470 Te- 
hama 

Lynch James (Lynch Bros), 117 4th 

LYNCH JD, agent Bartlett Springs 
Mineral Water, 26 Stockton 

Lynch J K, exchange teller First Na- 
tional Gold Bank 

Lynch J W (Burnham & Lynch), 1134 
Market 

Lynch Michael, attorney-at-law, 502 
Montgomery 

Lynch Michael, carpenter, 433 3d 

Lynch Michael, liquors, 5 Berr 

Lynch P, brick mfr, Pacitic Wharf 

Lynch Patrick, coal, 610 Larkin 

Lynch Peter (English & Lynch), 228 
Mission 

Lynch Peter, carpenter, 773 Mission 

Lynch Mrs Sarah, saloon, 73 Jessie 

Lynch Timothy, plumbing and g..sfit- 

ting, 1018 Stockton 


attorney-at-law, 324 


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LYNCH W M, house and sign painter, 
Lad iy hanging and whitening, 255 3d 

Lynde & Hough (W C Lynde and H M 
Hough), commission merchants, 416 
and 418 Davis 

Lynde J E, stationery, 1432 Broadway 

Lynde Wm C (Lynde & Hough), 418 


Davis 
LYNN PATRIOK, saloon, 1910 Mis- 
sion 
Lynn Thomas P, 535 Stevenson 
Lyon James E, mining, 314 Montgomery 
Lyon J J, Secretary of the Veterans’ 
Home Association, 10 California 
Lyon J L (Lyon & Kinsey), 314 Mont- 


gomery 

Lyon & Kinsey (J L Lyon and Charles 
W Kinsey), auctioneers, office 314 
Montgomery 

LYON 8 B(Starbird & Goldstone), 101- 
107 Market 

LYGN WALTER B, grand secretary 
Grand Lodge and grand scribe Grand 
Tesmppnent Independent Order of 
Odd Fellows, 325 Montgomer 

LYONS ARTHUR W WN, silver sur- 
gical instruments, 3254 Bush 

Lyons Charles, merchant tailor, 1218 
Market 

Lyons Ernest G (Lyons EG & Co), 506- 
510 Jackson 

Lyons EG & Co (Ernest G Lyons and 
Julius Mayer), wholesale liquors,506- 
610 Jackson 

Lyons Geo W, liquors, 929 Bryant bet 
6th and 7th 

LYONS J M, grocer, NE cor Pine and 

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Lyvae John, saloon, 50 2d 

Lyons Mrs Mary, dressmaking, 730 
Howard 

Lyons Michael, 
Market 

LYSER ALBERT & CO, publisher 
wae School Journal,” 838 Mar- 

e 

Lyser Jacob, barber, 2003 Fillmore 

Lytgens J W R, cigars and tubacco, 184 
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MAACK ERNEST (Stak & Maack), 
305 and 307 Steuart 

Maack Ernst, liquors, SW cor Kearny 
and California 

Maas Fred (H Atzeroth and F Maas), 
1708 Fillmore 

Maas Jacob, stoves and tinware, 1053 
Folsom 

MAAS & WOEST (August Maas 
and Louis Weest), groceries, 1423 
Powell 

Maass Henry, saloon, 139 Beale 


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MaassH F, New Washington Hotel, 
622 4th 

Maass John G, saloon, SE cor Main and 
Howard 

Macabe C, ayt Chicago and Alton Rail- 
road, 8 New Montgomery 

Macartney Amos, capitalist, 6 Mont- 
gomery ave 

Macauley Mrs CO, bakery, 2004 Mason 

Macauley T (J St Denis & Co), 1305 
Stockton 

Macbeth Robt, physician, 523 Kearny 

Macbeth R 8S, physician, 1524 California 

MacCaskie J F, varieties, Dolores bet 


28th and Valle 
ELLIS FREDERICK 
(Frederick MacCrellish & Co), 529 


California 
ELLISH FREDERICK & 

CO (Frederick MacUrellish and Wil- 
liam A Woodward), proprietors Alta 
California,” 529 California 

MacDermvt Charles F, capitalist, 328 
Montgomer 

MACDONALD D A, president Enter- 
prise Mill and Building Co, 217-225 
Spear and 218-226 Steuart a 

MACDONALD & HAWES (William 
Macdonald and Oliver Hawes), gen- 
eral agents (onnecticut Fire Insurance 
Co of Hartfurd, Security Insurance Co, 
New Haven, Connecticut, and Scot- 
tish Union, and National Insurance 
Co, 401 California 

Macdonald William (Macdonald & 


tvenwane. 315 J St., Sacramento, Cal. 


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g2/ Hawes), 401 California 
2.5 | MACDONALD WM (J D Culp & Co), 
To 16 Front 
gS Macdonough Joseph, coal and pigiron, 
41 Market, yards, SW cor Spear and 
Folsom and SE cor Beale and Fol- 


som 

MacDougall Neal, boots and shoes, 3008 
Mission 

MacEWEN ALEXANDER W H, 
agent University Publishing Co and 
American Metric Bureau, and Sheldon 
& Co’s New York school supplies and 
books, 108 Leidesdorff 

Macfarlane E C & Co (E C Macfarlane), 
pepeahee of ‘The Wasp,” 540 and 

42 California 

MACK A (J J Mack & Co), 11 Front 

Mack Ernst, beer convent and billiard 
saloon, 601 Califurnia 

Mack James, cigars and tobacco, 10434 
Market bet 6th and 7th 

MACK J J (J J Mack & Co), druggist, 
1] Front 

MACK J J & CO(A and JJ Mack 
and L Guggenhime), whulesale drug- 
gists, 11 Front 

Mack Miss N, cloak and dressmaking, 
119 Post 


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Mack S (Frank Goldsmith & Co), 1 San- 
some ' 
MacKay and Revolution Mining Co, 
Chas C Harvey sec, 309 California 
MacKenzie & Gilbertson, commission 
merchants, 123 California 

MacKenzie J, stock broker, 210 Mont- 

‘omer 
CKENZIE JNO R, manager Singer 

Manufacturing Company, 116 Sut- 
ter 

Mackenzie Rev Robt, Howard Street 
Presbyterian Church, 719-729 Mis- 
sion 

MACKAY ALEXANDER, carpets, 
oilcloths and carpet factory, 715 
Market 

Macker Frank A, saloon, NW cor Du- 
pont and O’Parrell 

Mackey Mrs M, bakery, 6C5 Post 

Mackey P, lodying-house, 919 Battery 

Mackintosh Robert, physician, 1013 
Mission bet 6th and 7t 

Macky Mrs Mary, fruit and vegetables, 
1067 Howard bet 6th and 7th 

MACLEAN D, physician and profes- 
sor of obstetrics, diseases of women 
and dean of California Medical Col- 


lege, 324 Sutter 

MacLENNAN J D, physician, 1410 

ctavia 

MACONDRAY & CO (GL Cunning- 
ham and F W Macondray), importing, 
shipping, commission and insurance, 
204 and 206 Sansome 

MACONDRAY F W (Macondray & 
Cu), 204 and 206 Sansome 

Macowsky & Andelson (J Macowsky 
and Julius Andelson), news dealers 
and stationery, 600 Market 

Macowsky Jacob, gent’s furnishing goods 
600 Market 

Macpherson L (Eichloz & Macpherson), 
27 6th 


Macpoland James, carpenter and build- 
er, Cedar 

MacSorley & Co, advertising agents, 
3064 Jessie 

Macy H C, architect, 110 Kearny 

MACY MRS M F, books, stationery 
and confectionery, 26084 Mission 

Madden Jerome, land agt S P R K, cor 
4th and Townsend 

Madden May, teacher Mission Street 
School ‘ 2 

Madden M J, soap peddler, 1627 Folsom 

Madden §, saloon, 48 Jessie 

Maders Ramon A, publisher **La Voz 
del Nuevo Mundo,” 119 and 120 Mont- 
gomery Block, 628 Montgomeryg 

Madge F, attorney-at-law, $18 Piue 


Madill D, pingeas 102 Stockton 
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Burke), real estate and house agents, 
_ tn and 403 Montgomery cor Califor- 
nia 
™ | ‘Madson O (Norton & Madson), 112 Sac- 
ramento 
Madson & Peterson, liquors, 14 Sacra- 
mento 
Maesen W, stall 10 Metropolitan Mar- 
ket,cor Mission and New Montgomery 
Maffet Bros, wholesale butchers, 328 
Kearny 
Magalia G M Co, Phillip H Kraner 
treas, 328 Montgomery 
Magary J E, contractor, 528 California 
Magdalen Asylum, Sister Mary Bap- 
tiate Russell mother superior, Sister 
Mary Gabrielle Brown local superior, 
Potrero ave bet 20th and 2)st 
Magéeburg General Marine Insurance 
Co of agdeburg, Gutte & Frank 
agts, 307 California 
Magee Mrs Ann, fancy goods, 1155 Fol- 
som 
Ma nay B (Rathbone & Magee), 338 
us 
Magee John, junk, 707 Brannan 
Magee John A Jr (Magee & Moore), 513 
Murket 
Magee & Moore (John A Magee Jr, and 
A W Moore), leather and findings, 513 
Market 
MAGEE THOMAS, real estate, 20 
Montgomery 
Magee Thomas W, dry goods, 1155 
Folsom 
Mager Max (McElroy & Mager) 518 and 
520 4th 
Magg Frank, saloon, 636 Commercial 
MAGGIO FORTUNATO, fishing ms- 
terials, 896 Front 
Maggni Charles, fruit, 1102 Clay 
MAGILL ARTHUR E, general agent 
Phoenix and Home Iusurance Co, 323 
California 
Magill R H, general agt Home Mutual 
Insurance Co, 406 California 
Magill T W, bookseller and stationer, 
1018 Market 
Magner Bros (D J and J T Magner), gro- 
cer'es, 815 and 817 Broadway 
Magner D J (Magner Bros), 815 Broad- 


way 

Magner J T (Magner Bros), 815 Broad- 
way 

Magner Thos, horseshoer, NE cox Jack- 
son and Sansome 

Magner & Wormuth, horseshoers, 5 Bel- 
den Place 

Magnes Abraham, boots, shoes and dry 
goods, 306 and 308 16th 

Magnes M, bootmaker, 60 2d 

Magnetic Healing Baths, Jerome Horn 
propr, 808 24th 


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on, 704 Sacramento 

Magnin Isaac, variety, 116 3d 

Magnin Q, furnishing goods, 116 3d 

Maguigan Edward, atbuilder, 

rry and Madden 

Maguire A B, insurance broker, Fire- 
man’s Fund Insurance Co of Califor- 
nia, 401 California 

Maguire A B & Bro (Augustus Ma- 
guire), dry goods, cor 19th and Mis- 
sion 

Maguire Augustus (A B Maguire & Bro), 
dry goods, cor 19th and Mission 

seat? James, metal rovufer, 1062 How- 
ar 

Maguire James G, attorney-at-law, 74 
Montgomery Block, 628 Montgomery | 

Maguire J OC (Maguire & Son), 127 
Malan kg 

Maguire Michael, grocery, 421 Union 

Maguire M O, wood, coal, hay and 
grain, 133 Hayes 

Maguire Patrick (Magnire & Son), 127 
Washington 

Maguire p & Son (Patrick and J P 

aguire), commission and produce 

merchants, 127 Washington 

MAGUIRE ROBT J (Gawthorne & 
Maguire), NW cor Main and Fol- 
som 

Mahan Henry, real estate, 339 Kearny 

Maher D F, groceries, 441 Jessie 

Maher Edward, groceries, NE cor Tay- 
lor and Sacramento 

Maher James, bakery, 420 4th 

Maher Wm E, cigars and tobacco, 12 
Bryant 

Maher William, cigars, 58 2d 

Mahern John, liquors, cor Larkin and 
Ash ave 

Mahler Charles, saloon, 733 Davis 

Mahler Jvhan, liquors, 246 3d 

Mahlman Henry, Fidelia Saloon, 603 
California 

Mahlmann Peter & Co, liquors, 614 
Montgomer 

Mahlstedt J ohhh (Adrian & Mahlstedt), 
$22 Folsom 

Mahon John W, saloon, 62 Halleck 

Mahoney Dan), liquors, 444 6th 

Mahoney Dennis, tailor, 1513 Polk 

Mahoney James, liquors, 9234 Folsom 

Mahoney John T, hairdresser, 6 Mason 

Mahoney Mrs Mary, dressmaker, 647 
Howard 

Maier Charles, boots and shoes, 834 and 
836 Kearny : 

Maier, see also Meyer, Myer and Meier 

Main Charles, vice-pres Central Railroad 


Co 

Main Charles (Main & Winchester), 214 
and 216 Battery 

Main Edward, shoemaker, 315 Folsom 


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Main Street Planing Mill, Main bet 
| __ Mission and Howard 
Main & Winchester (Charles Main and 
E H Winchester), whcolesale harness, 
saddles and saddleryware, 214 and 
216 Battery and 217 Ellis 
Maine Lodging House, 614 Kearny 
MAISON DUREE RESTAURANT, 
Tschur & Dingeon proprietors, 217 
+ Kearn 
Maison A (Denaveaux & Maison), 
NW cor Jackson and Sansome 
Maison L (Mathieu Maison), 15 Trinity 
Maissner L A, lodging-house and saloon, 
* 419-423 Dupont 
Makin Robert G, commission merchant, 
109 California ; 
Makins James M, propr California Neck- 
tie Factory, 506 Market 
Malagamba OC, liquors, 1128 Folsom 
Malarin Ygnacio, money broker, 303 
Montgomery ; 
Malatesta G, bakery, 1313 Dupont 
Malatesta L, native wines, 311 and 313 
Pacific 
MALE GIACOMO, wood, coal, hay 
and grain, cor Brannan and 8th 
Malech G, yp iiyeician, 101 Oak 
Malherbe E, commission merchant, 400 
Front 
Mall Adam, lodgings, 34 Eddy 
Mallady Wm J, undertaker, 733 Mis- 
sion 
Mallander Edward, boarding ard lodg- 
ing, 106 Jackson 
Mallen Mrs D, miliiner, 227 O'Farrell 
Mallers Frank, tannery, cor York and 
2bth 
Mallett Mrs R, confestionery and fancy 
goods, 1007 Stockton 
Malley Wm, saloon, 21 Vallejo 
Mallinger Peter, restaurant, 1007 Fol- 
som 
Mallon John, glass cutter, 1215 Howard 
and 19 Fremont 
Mallon P, brick dealer, 75 Berry Street 
Wharf bet 8d and 4th 
Malm C A (DS Martin & Co), 234 Bush, 
622 Market and 2 Post 
Malone James, liquors, 316 5th 
Malone Miss Jennie H, furnishing gouds, 
925 Market 
Malone J H, furniture, 94 4th 
MALPAS A, agent Central Pacific R R 
and Inman J.ine Steamship Co, foot 
Market 
Malter C H (Malter, Lind & Co), 419 
California 
Malter, Lind & Co (C H Malter, Chas 
Lind and E B Rogers), engin ers 
and miilwrights, 419 Californ?> 
Mamlok Wm, upholsterer, 4144 6th 
mae Mrs Wn, confectionery, 4144 


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Manasse E (A W Norton & Coand BF 
Sawyer & Co), 400 Batiery 

Manasse N, optician, 211 Kearny 

Manchester Fire Assurance Co of Man- 
chester, Balfour, Guthrie & Co agts, 
316 California 

Mancusi 4, music teacher, 520 Sutter 

Mancuso D, fruits, 534 16th 

Mandell A (D Block & Co), 107 Sansome 

Manderson John, notions, 153 2d 

Mandlebaum F, wholesale liquors, 312 
Sacramento 

Mandler J, paperhanger, 419 Jones 

Mandonuet Adolphe, carpenter, 510 
Post 

MANESCAU MRS B, dressmaker and 
artiticial flowers, 713 Sutter 

Manfani & Einselen (Joseph Manfani 
and Chas R Einselen), Cosmopolitan 
Dining Rooms, 532 Commercial 

Mangels Bros (Nick and George Man- 
gels), groceries, cor Market and 


Pearl 

Mangels C (C Mangels & Co), SW cor 
3d and Mission 

Mangels C & Co (C Mangels and E Lil- 
ienthal), grocers, SW cor 3d and Mis- 


sion 

Mang !s Claus (M & C Mangels), 319 
Clay and 320 Commercial 

Mangels & Hedemann (H MC Mangels 
and Wm Hedemnan), groceries, cor 
Railroad and 11th aves 

Mangels H, groceries. NW cor Folsom 
and 20th 

Mangels H M C (Mangels & Hedemann), 
cor Railroad and 11th aves 

Mangels Martin (M & C Mangels), 319 
Clay and 320 Commercial 

Mangels M & C (Martin and Claus Man- 
gels), 319 Clay and 320 Commercial 

Mangles Fabian, groceries, 2501 Howard 

Mangles H C, cigars and tobacco, NW 
cor Kast and Clay 

Mangoin Fred, groceries, 1701 Market 

MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE 
CO, Smith & Snow agents, 310 Cali- 
fornia 

Manhattan House, James (ornyn propr, 
705 anc 70% Front 

Manhattan Lite Insurance Co of New 
York, John Landers mgr, 410 Cali- 
fornia 

Manhattan Silver Mining Co, John 
Crockett sec, 327 Pine 

Manheim D, mgr Central Bottle Depot, 
1122 Mission ; 

Manhein Isaac (Hagan & Manheim), 
401 California 

Mann Alexanacr, cigars and tobacco, 
419 Sansome 

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Mann Mrs J J, teacher Haight Gram- 
mar School 

Mann H R (Hutchinson & Mann), 322 
aad 324 California 

Mann John D, livery, 918 Geary 

Mann J H, real estate, 609 Sacramento 

Maanerbund Hall, Potrero ave bet 24th 
and 25th 

Manning Alfred W, oysters and restau- 
rant, 428 Pine 

Manning G, physician, 51 3d 

Manning Henry J, oyster and shell fish 
dealer, 820 Laguna 

MANNING HOUSE, Richard St John 
proprietor, 9154 Market 


| Manning’s Oyster Grotto, A W Man- 


ning propr, 426 and 428 Pine 
Manning Wm, mfg jeweler, 804 Market 
Manrow J P,-real estate, 424 Montgom- 


er 

Mans H (Mans*& Staude), 815 Pacific 

Mans & Staude(A Mans and J Staude), 
groceries, 815 Pacitic 

Manseau James J (Furlong & Manseau), 
show-case-mfrs. 819 Market 

Mansell F & Co (Frederick Mansell), 
painters, 434 Pine 

Mansell Frederick (F Mansell & Co), 
434 Pine 

Manser Albert, liquors, NE cor Mis- 
sion and Steuart 

Mansfield M & Cc, commission mer- 
chants, 238 Montgomery 

Maustield Richard, groceries, 140 8th 

Mansiet James, carpenter, shop 524 
Vallejo 

Mansion House, Wm Perkins propr, 
961 am! 963 Mission 

Manson James, blacksmith, 119 Beale 

Manson Nathaniel J, attorney-at-law, 
rooms 2 and 3, 421 Montgom ‘ry 

Mantel Henry, merchant tailor, 126 
Kearny 

MANTELL FERDINAND (Bernard 
& Mantell), 707 and 70) Sansome 


MANTZ FRED C, upholstering, 1616 
elk 


Manv faecturers’ Fire and Marine Insur- 
ance Co of Boston, Jennings & Still- 
mann agts, 317 California 

Manyard Earnest, bootmaker, 112 
Washington 

Marabello John, livery, 636 McAllister 

Maraski Charles, carpenter, 541 230 

Maraski Mrs E, hardware, 109 Pacific 

Marchand C (Croce & Marchand), 622 
Clay 

Marchand Restaurant, P Priet propr, 
115 and 117 Dupont 

Marchant Mme, fancy goods, 1512 Polk 

Marchant Joseph, wood and coal, NE 
cor Front and Union 

Marchebout Auguste, upholsterer, 1117 
Dupont 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


233 


Marchebout & Boudin (Magloire Mar- 
chebout and Lucien Boudin), import- 
ers and dealers wines and liquors, SE 
cor Folsom and 6th 

Marchebout Magloire (Marchebout & 
Boudin), SE cor Folsom and 6th 

Marchi John, fruit and _ vegetables, 
stalls 7, 9 and 11 Central Clay Street 
Market 

Marchio Frank (Mrs M Marchio & Son), 
6 Leidesdorff 

Marchio Mrs M (Mrs M Marchio & Son), 
6 Leidesdorff 

Marcou Claudius, laundry, 1424 Dupont 

Marcus A (S O Alexander & Co), 2 Bat- 


ter 

Marctk AJ(S H Frank & Co), 406 and 
408 Battery 

Marcus George (Geo Marcus & Co), 304 
California 

MARCUS GEO & CO (Geo Marcus, F 
Hohwiesner) (successors to J Lowen- 
helm & Co), importers and commis- 
sion merchants, agents Transatlantic 
Fire Insurance Co of Hamburg, 304 
California 

Marcus Harris, varieties, 1238 Folsom 

Marcusa Max, ladies’ underwear, 313 
Bush 

Marcuse H L, tailor, 613 Laguna 

Marcy W G (Levi, Markley & Co), 109 
California 

MARDER, LUSE & CO, printers’ 
materials and type foundry, Hugh 
Wallace manager, 528 Sacramento 

MARDOFF A H, butter and eggs: 37 
Centre Market 

MARET VICTOR, nurseryman and 
florist, 1000 Market 

Margetson T G J, agt for Robt. Sher- 
wood, 309 California 

Margot JC, clothiag, 132 Pacific 

Mariani A, hootmaker, 405 Broadway 

MarianiG D, hardware, 623 Pacific 

Mariani Stephen, groceries, 131 23d 

Maricich Luca & Co (L Maricich and D 
Mengola), saloon, 23 Vallejo 

Marinecovie: Martin, Vienna Restau- 
rant, SW cor 4th and Berry 

‘Marine Directory and Register ’’ (The), 
415 Montgomery 

Marine Insurance Co of London, Wil- 
liams, Dimond & Co, 202 Market 

Mariners’ Church, cor Sacramento and 
Drumin 

Mariners’ Free Reading Room, 56 Sac- 
ramento 

Marino Domenico, fruits, 718 Green- 
wich 

Mariposa Land and Mining Co, L 
Leavitt sec, room 33, 30) Montgomery 


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Markel John L, but:her, 1402 Stockton |% 


MARKET EXCHANGE, Henry 
Bentham proprietor, 538 Market 


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WHET ea BROS., 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
et,8. KF. Black Walnut, Spanish Cedar, Veneers. 


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Market Inspector, J Wray 
“MARKET REVIEW,” John H 
Carmany & Co, 409 Washington 
Market Street Car Stables, C B Gould 
supt, 438 Valencia ° 
Market Street R R, C B Gould supt, 
foot of Market 
Market Street Shoe Store, boots and 
shoes, 1222 Market 
Markley Levi (Levi Markley & Co), 109 
California 
Markley Levi & Co (Levi Markley and 
W G Marcy), commission merchants, 
109 California 
Marks A, tailor, 715 Vallejo 
Marks Adolph, dry aid furnishing 
goods, 225 bth 
Marks Adolph, general mdse, office 
108 Battery 
Marks August, cutlery, 508 Commercial 
Marks Emil, sec Doric Lodge F & A M, 
121 Eddy 
| Marks Frederick, watchmaker and jew- 
eler, SW cor Kearny and Montgom- 
ery ave 
Marks Harris, tailor, 508 Valencia 
Marks Hymaa, junk, 643 3d 
Marks J (Zadiz, Wollberg & Co), 303 
Montgomery 
Marks Louis, furnishing goods, 18 6th 
MARKS M, oil clothing, 52 Clay 
Marks Mannhein (Barnett & Marks), 
199 Stevenson 
Marks M H, hairdresser, 542 Clay 
Marks Michael, junk, 426 6th 
Marks Morris, furnishing goods, 450 3d 
Marks Phillip H, tailor, 36 4th 
Marks §, tailor, 227 Post 
MARKS MRS §, mililiner, 214 6th 
Marks Salmon, shoe factory, 87 Steven- 
son 
Marks Samuel, assistant sec Pacific 
Mutual Life Insurance Co, 418 Cali- 
fornia 
Marks Samuel, tailor, 110 Jackson 
pany Wn, furnishing goods, 785 Mar- 
e 
Markus Louis, furnishing goods, 1152 
Market 
Marlborough House, C Goodell propr, 
NW cor Folsom and 2d 
Marley E J, painter, 1209 Fillmore 
Seon Fred, produce, 25 Centre Mar- 
e 
MARLOW JAMES, proprietor Pacific 
Stables, brick tire-proof stables, plenty 
of light and air, boarding horses a 
specialty, 707 and 709 Jones 
Marnelle Mrs, bakery, 1622 Mission 
Maronde Charles, liquors, 650 Sacra- 
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Marquis John, architect, 39 Sutter 


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Marran Michael A, grocmion, 332 and 
334 4th and 401 3 

MARRIOTT F &SON (Frederick and 
Frederick Marriott Jr), publishers “S 
¥F News Letter,” 609 Merchant 

Mars James N, mining, 45 Merchants’ 
Exchange 

Marsh Andrew J, short-hand reporter, 
502 Washington 

Marsh G T (GT Marsh & Co), 625 Mar- 


ket 

Marsh GT & Co (G@ T Marsh and E 
Amsden), curiosities and art subjects, 
625 Market 

Marsh Henry F, mfrs’ agt, 577 and 579 


Market at 
MARSHALL ARTHUR. riding acad- 
emy and livery stables, 737 Folsom 
Marshall Benjamin, physician, 905 Post 
Marshall E ©, attorney-at-law, 628 
Montgomer 

MARSHALLF C, secretary American 
Detective, Collecting and Mercantile 
Agency, 214 Sansome 

Marshall J D, bootmaker, 413 Hayes 

Marshall Joe, liquors and restaurant, 
NE cor Polk and Sutter 

ALLJOHN (Whitney & Mar- 

shall), 22 and 24 Fremont 

Marshall Jos, oyster saloon, SE cor Sut- 
ter and Dupont 

mera Jo (Marshall & Wilson), 505 

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Marshall Louis, stock broker, 304 Pine 

Marshall M (M Manuel, Alves & Co), 
417 Davis 

Marshall Seth, mining, Grand Hotel 

meee W A, sewing machines, 247 

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Marshall & Wilson (Henry Wilson and 
Jo Marshall), liquors, 505 East 

Marshutz & Cantrell, proprs National 
bck Works, NE cor Main and How- 
ar 

Marshutz Leon C, National Jron Works, 
NW cor Main and Howard 

Marsicano P, commission merchants, 
421 Washington 

Marsicano P (Tontano, Marsicano & 
Co), Brannan bet 7th and 8th 

Marsili L (L Marsili & Co), 320 Broad- 


wa 
Marelli L & Co(L Maraili and Omesto 
Tognotto), livery stable, 320 Broad- 


way 
Marston Mrs A M, electro and vapor 
baths, 850 Market 
MARTEUL JOH®, gold and silver 
plater, manvfacturer carriage hard- 
ware, lamps, ctc, 623 Sacramento 
Martens F, produce, butter and eggs, 
57 and 58 Washington Market 
Martens F & Co (Ff Martens), produce 
and commission merchants, 427 Front 


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Martin Cl 
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Martens Fred & Co (Fred Martens and 
Henry Brauer), butchers, 1903 Geary 
Martens Fred (Fred Martens & Co), 1903 


ea: 

Martens John, .grocer, SW cor Geary 
aad Steiner 

Martens Nicholas, second-hand and new 
furniture, 1009 Howard 

Martenstein & Deming (J Martenstein 
and H V Deming), National Flour 
Mills, SW cor Battery and Pacific 

Martenstein J (Martenstein & Deming, 
SW cor Battery and Pacific 

Martha Lodge L K of H, B B Hall, 121 


Eddy 

Martial Philippe, pork butcher, 706 
Broadway 

Martin A, machine shop, 608 Broad- 


way 

Martin Camilo, Spanish consul, 4114 
California 

Martin C H, saloon, SW cor Vallejo and 
Davis 

Martin Charles (Giraud & Martin), 532 
Pacifis 

Martin Charles (Martin, Feusier & Co), 
309-313 Clay 

Martin Clark (Martin & Horton), 545 
Clay 

Martin Crassalia, restaurant, 15 3d 

Martin DS (D S Martin & Co), 234 
Bush, 622 Market, and 2 Post 

Martin DS & Co (DS Martin and C A 
Malm), mfrs of trunks, etc, 234 Bush 
and 622 Market 

Martin E & Co (D V B Henarie), whole- 
sale liquors, 408 Front 

Martin EJ Jr, asst general freight agt 
NDofSPRR, cor 4th and Town- 


send 
Martin F A, collector, 511 Montgomery 
| Martin, Feusier & Co (Charles Martin 
and Louis Feusier), commission mer- 
chants, 309-313 Clay 
Martin F H, collector, 619 Kearny 
Martin G & Co, wood and coal, 635 Val- 


ejo 
Martin H, collector and accountant, 606 
Montgome: 

Martin Mrs H, varieties, 450 Tehama 
Martin & Horton (Clark Martin and 
Thos R Horton), liquors, 545 Clay 

Martin Hugh, restaurant, 605 Davis 

Martin Mrs J CU, dressmaker, 481 Jessie 

Martin John, port warden, room 12, 525 
Front 

Martin John, grocer, 1717 Jessie 

Martin John, propr Unicn Pacific Salt 
Co, 34 and 216 Sacramento 

Martin Joseph (Mountain Ice Co), 554 
and 656 Mission 

Martin J P, real estate, 305 Sansome 

Martin Mrs K, fancy goods, Tehama nr 
6th 


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San Francisco. 


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Martin Louis, saloon, SE cor Stockton 
and Jackson 

Martin M §8, stock broker, 316 Mont- 
gomery 

Martin Mrs Mary, groceries, cor Frank- 
lin and Fulton : 

MARTIN MRS MARY A, physician, 
$10 Howard 

Martin M §, stock broker, 318 Mont- 
gomery 

Martin & Malm, trunk and valise mak- 
ers, 622 Market 

Martin Robert, saloon, 116 Montgomery 
ave 

Martin Thomas, bootmaker, 1418 Pacific 

Martin & Torry, wagon factory, 1604 
Mission 

Martin W H (W H Martin & Co), 26 
Merchants’ Exchange 

Martin W H & Co) W H Martin and 
John Ballard), mining, 26 Merchants’ 
Exchange 

Martin White Mining Co, J J Scoville 
sec, room 59, 309 Montgomery 

Martin Wm, boatman, 727 Davis 

Martin Wm O H (Kehfisch, Martin & 
Co), 2824 Montgomery 

Martinache N J, physician, 54 Kearny 

Martine August, boatbuilder, 5 Vallejo 

Martineaut ED, physician, 650 Wash- 


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Martinelli L, hay and grain, 11 and 13 
Broadway 

Martinelloin B, shoemaker, 113 Clark 

§ Jj, corsetmaker, 

338 Sutter 

Martinho A, barber, 113 Jackson 

Martinon A, commission merchant and 
real estate, 511 Montgomer 

Martinoni Emil (Buneman & Martinoni), 
321 Battery 

Martinovich Geo (Geo Martinovich & 
Co), 303 Kast 

Martinovich Geo & Co (G Martinovich 
:: Geo Gogcovich), coffee saloon, 303 


Marvin F H (Rice & Co), 112-116 


Marwedel C F, machinists’ and engi- 


neers’ supp'ies, 56 Ist 
MARWEDEL EH, importer and man- 


ufacturer of window shades and fix- 
tures, upholstery trimmings, etc, 54 
Market 

Marx Bros (Heinrich and Henry Marx), 
groceries, NW cor Shotwell and 23d 

Marx Heinrich (Marx Bros), NW cor 
Shotwell and 23d 

Marx Henry (Marx Bros), NW cor 
Shotwell and 23a 

Marx Herman, junk, 643 3d 

Marx Jacub, capitalist, room 45, 309 
Montgomery 

Marxen Julius, butcher, 208 Francisco 


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Marye Geo T Jr (Geo T Marye & Son), 
234 Montgomery 

Marye Geo T (Geo T Marye & Son), 
pres S F Stock and Exchange Board, 
327 Pine 

Marye Geo T & Son (Geo T and Geo T 
Marye Jr), stock brokers, 234 Mont- 


gomery 

Marysville Woolen Mills, Sachs, Heller 
& Co agts, SW cor Battery and Bush 

Marzloff John, upholsterer, 1910 Powell 

Maschio Chas A (V Maschio & Son), 
127 7th 

Maschio V & Son (Vincent and Chas A 
Maschio), wood and coal, 127 7th 

Masero ©, veterinary surgeon, 515 and 
517 Green 

Maskey Mrs M, confectionery, 605 Post 

Mason Charles, British vice-consul, 319 
California 

Mason H L (A S Spence & Co), 537 
Market 

Mason James, notary public, 219 San- 
some 

MASON JOHN, brewery, Chestnut 
bet Mason and Taylor 

Mason John E, civil engineer, 306 Pine 

Mason Mrs S A, dressmaking, 1064 3 

MASONIC BOARD OF RELIEF, 
Harrison Jones secretary, Masouic 
Temple, NW cor Montgomery and 
Post 

Masonic Cemetery, Masonic ave bet 
Tark and Fulton 

Masonic Library, cor ,Post and Mont- 
gomery 

“Masonic Monthly,” 
Montgomery 

Masonic ‘Temple, NW cor Post and 
Montgomery 

Masounette Engene (Masounette & Pa- 
vitza), 221 Leidesdorff 

Masounette & Pavitza (Eugene Mason- 
nette and Jasper Puvitza), cotfce 
saloon, 221 Leidesdrff 

Mass A W (Mass & Von Dohren), 300 
O'Farrell 

Mass & Von Dohren (A W Mass and H 
P Von Dohren), groceries, NW cor 
O’Farrell and Mason 

Massachusetts Benefit Association, G 
W Traver general agt, 26 New Mont- 

gomery 5 

Massachusetts Consolidated Mining Co, 

C Hammond sec, 401 California 

Massat C (Labine & Mass:t), 641 Com- 
mercial 

MASSEY ATKINS, undertaker, 649 
and 651 Sacramento 

Massey Mrs F H, 1013 Market 

Maasey H W, mining supt, room 3, 330 
Pine 

Massey J A, assistant mgr Studebaker 
Bros Mfg Co, 31 Market 


cor Post and 


Massey Mrs S M, lodging-house, 1008} 
Market 


ASSIE H OC, dentist, 19 6th 
Hone Mrs K, dressmaking, 539 Valen- 


cia bet 16th and 17th 

Masson Bros (F P and V B Masson), 
wholesale confectioners, 413 Commer- 
cial 

Massone G, wagonmaker and black- 
smith, 6]{-623 Front 

MAST MISS KATIE (Ford & Mast), 
300 Post 

Masten M K, real estate, 410 Montgom- 


ery i 
Mastersom Chas, groceries, 150] Larkin 
Masterson Geo H & Wm, groceries, 138 

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MASTICK. BELCHER & MASTICK 
(E B Mastick, W C Belcher and J W 
Mastick), attorneys and counselors-at- 
law, 520 Montgomery 

MASTICK E B (Mastick, Belcher & 
Mastick), attorney and counselor-at- 
law, 520 Montgomery 

MASTICK J W (Mastick, Belcher & 
Mastick), attorney and counselor-at- 
law, 520 Montgomery 

Matedorff Moritz, cigars and tobacco, 
625 Union 

Mateucci Vannucci, 
Pacific 

Mathai & Son, grocery, cor 29th and 
Mission 

Mathe Charles, groceries, 730 Bush 

ret Dana i. Pacitic Suspender Co, 
35 2 

Mather & Co (S T Curtis, T N Wand 
and S H Mather), mining, 434 Cali- 
fornia 

Mather Robert, variety store, 619 Mc- 
Allister 

Mather S H (Mather & Co), 434 Cali- 
fornia 

Mathews C H, painter, 56 Tehama 

MATHEWS } H, liquors, 643 Wash- 
In ston 

Mathews J M, commission merchant, 
113 Davis 

Mathews John, saloon, 4 Jackson 

Mathews Mrs Sarah A, fancy goods and 
bakery, 1629 G ary 

Mathews Tuomas, bootmaker, 1009 Bat- 
ter 

Matiews, see also Matthews 

Mathewson ‘I, physician; 619 Kearny 

Mathieu A (Mathiea & Maison), 15 
Trinity 

Mathieu G & Son (G Mathieu Jr), 
watchmakers, 22 Stockton 

Mathieu & Maism (A Mathieu and L 
Maison), repairers of jewelry, 15 Trin- 
ity 

Matrovich M (F D Curtoni & Co), NE 

cor Turk and Larkin 


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Matson S 8S, bootmaker, NW Bush and 


Baker 

Matulich A & Co (A Matulich), fruits, 
263 3d 

Mattat CG, cigars and tobacco, 316 
Montgomery ave 

Mattern Herman (Mattern & Moore), 42 
Geary 

Mattern & Moore (H Mattern and R 
Moore), leather and shoe findings, 42 
Geary 

Matteucci F & Co, groeers, 124 Pacific 

Matthai John C H, blacksmith, Mission 
bet 29th and 30th 

Matthew Henry, real estate, 611 Clay 

Matthews Mrs, stationery, 1647 Mission 

Matthews James, bootmaker, 527 Sacra- 


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MATTHEWS J dG, liquors, 643 


Washington 4 

MATTHEWS J MURRAY, physi- 
cian, 909 23d 

Matthews Michael, produce, 211 8th 

Matthews William, attorney-at-law, 

120 Sutter 

Matthews W R (W R Matthews & Co), 
rooms } and 2, 54 Kearn 

MATTHEWS WR & CO (MS 
Sayre and W R Matthews), real estate 
and business agen‘z, rooms 1 and 2 
54 Kearny 

Matthews, see also Mathews 

Matthey Robert, bakery, 1523 Mission 

MATTHIESEN MATTHIAS, bovt- 
maker, 203 7th 

Matthison M, bootmaker, 642 Filbert 

Matticevich N, liquors, 326 Washington 

Mattoon & Danglada (J S Mattoon and 
I Danglada), custom house brokers, 
502 Battery 

Mattoon Joseph S (Mattoon & Dangla- 
da), 502 rar 

MATTULLATH MANUFACTUR- 
ING CO (The) (incorporated Oct 30, 
1875), manufacturers of every des- 
cription of cooperage, D B Brown sup- 
erinte.dent, works 411 and 413 Bran- 
nan bet 7th and 8th 

Mau Albert & Co (H Albert Mau and 
Herrmann J Sadler), wholesale grocers, 
212 and 214 Market 

Mau C, cigars and tobacco, 2028 Fill- 


more 

Mau H Albert (Albert Mau & Co), 212 
Market 

Maugein Mme, hair store, 13244 Polk 

Maume M UH, attorney-at-law, 330 
‘a 

Maurer L (Hemme & Maurer), 917 Mar- 
ket 

Maurin J B, practical hatter, 1047 Mar- 
ket bet 6th and 7th 

Maurin Julius, French teacher, 

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Mausbach E (E Mausbach & Co), 26 and 
28 Keainy 

Mausback E & Co(E Mausbach and L 
A New), trimmings and laces, 26 and 
28 Kearny 

Mauser Albrecht, wines and liquors, NE 
cor Steuart and Mission 

Mauser BT, physician, 200 Post 

Mautz Albert (Miller & Mautz), 714 
Mentgomery 

Mauvais Zeno, music and pianos, 749 
Market 

Mawson Geo §S, insurance broker, 210 
Sansome 

Maxner George, bo-cmaker, 10174 Clay 

Maxson E (Maxson & Simmons), NE cor 
Stockton and Union 

Maxson Frank, Crystal Soda Water Co, 
NE cor Stockton and Union 

Maxson & Simmons (Frank Maxson and 
8 R Simmons), Crystal Soda Water 
Co, NE cor Stockton and Union 

Maxwell & Belden (Geo H Maxwell and 
Edwin S Belden), stenographers, room 
“6, 309 Montgomery 

Maxwell Geo H (Maxwell & Belden), 
room 66, 309 Montgomery 

Maxwell G R, receiving teller First Na- 
tional Gold Bank 

Maxwell Miss Mary, teacher Valencia 
Primary School 

Maxwell R T, physician, 400 Stockton 

Sig sg T (Waterbury & Maxwell), 325 

ur 

Maxwell W A, short-hand reporter, 604 
Merchant 

Maxwell & Waterbury, carpenters, 325 
Turk 

May Flume Gravel Mining Co, J Mori- 
zio sec, 328 Montgomery 

May Gustave, gastitter, 847 Valencia 

May Henry, capitalist, room 42, 309 
Montgomery 

May Joseph (Livingston & Co), 220 and 
222 California 

MAY MRS NE, manager Silver Star 
House, NE cor Sansome and Pacific 

May William, painter, 326 Pine 

Maybelle Consolidated Mining Co, Wm 
‘J ‘Taylor sec, room 25, 310 Pine 

Mayberry Hall, Mission bet 20th and 
2ist 

Mayer Bros (I H and M Mayer), com- 
mission merchants and prvprs **Com- 
mercial World,” 121 California 

Mayer Chas, mfr cloaks and suits, 509 
Market and 145 Post 

Mayer Chas, oyster house, Grd@id Cen- 
tral Market 

Mayer Chrs C, wine cellar, 14th ave 
nr Railroad ave 

Mayer Henry, merchant tailor, 109 Sut- 


ter 
Mayer I H (Mayer Bros), 121 California 


WHITE BRON,, 15 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
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| Mayer J, tinsmith, 145 3d Maynard Mrs V, medium, 45 3d hy McAtee | 
é Mayer J 'E, bootmaker, 1326 air - Mogeiveh Aitolps (Mayrisch Bros & Co), S = oP skate | 
Mayer J L (Schulz & Mayer), is- atter u 
| ton . MAYRISCH BROS & CO (Adolph, | ox oo Mi 
= | Mayer John (Kayser & Mayer), 910} Gustave and Rudolph Mayrisch), im- | Sj re 
- © Market orters, manufacturers and wholesale = 03] v1 me an 
MAYER JOSEPH, organ manufactur- ealers cigars and tobacco, 405 Battery c tr 
& er, 127 Page Mayoisch Gustave (Mayrisch Bros & Co), a9 = McBeat 
405 Battery | 
A ‘ 3) McBoyle , 
S JOSEPH MAYER, ger tage (Mayrisch Bros & 5 504 Wy, 
3 ORGAN MAN UFA CTURER Mays W H, physician, 513 Sutter es = ee é 
WO ’ | Mazzi Frank, saloon, 26 Montgomery | ses = ctl 
127 PAGE STREET, ave P (Gualzata & Mazzi), 1394 pe ty = = McBride 
Mazzi ualzata azzi), 1: ush | BS 
as carton McAFEE BROS (C W and L C Me- |= ec 
Church Organs and Melodeons of all kinds made| Afee), real estate, 328 Montgomery = ~ cUabe 1 
79] or repaired. McAFEE C W (McAfee Bros), 328 | 5 MaCnbe | 
MON OR OMORY , 
ar Mayer Joseph, sausage mfr, 108 Dupont | McAFEE L C (McAfee Bros), 328 |e @e ceameee 
Mayer Julius (E G Lyons & Co), 506} Montgomer “ oN Mc CAB E 
Ve) --510 Jackson McAFEE WM (Wm McAfee & Co), | aug A og ie 
yt | Mayer & Kayser, liquors, 910 Market 210-214 Spear 3 = McC be M 
Mayer M (Mayer Bros), 121 California |McAFEE WM & CO (Wm McAfee | eg S , eee ¥ 
” Mayer Morris, glass stainer, 716 Wash-| and James Hamilton), boiler works z= wee | Me d T 
2 ington 210-214 Spear 4 = We i 
| Mayer Mat (Koenigsberger, Falk & | McAleer Miss A, dressmaker, 32 Turk | a= s\n CAR G 
.| Mayer), 312 Washington McAleer Frank, tannery, cor Hamp- | 63 | ™ ABE 
&| Mayer Philip, groceries, 132 11th shire and Serpentine ave 3 ee at 
4 / MAYER WENDELIN, proprietor |McALESTER & JONES (Wm F Me- | & M CAFF 
S$» Pioneer Exchange, SW cor California} Alester and Charles A Jones), real a a Cc i 
Ss and Montgomery estate, 422 Montgomer = c—] sta PF 
By Mayers Alfred, stock broker, 304 Mont- | McALESTER WILLIAM F(McAles- | et cs McCAF 
cs gomer ter & Jones), 422 Montgomer — e Mace fire ‘ 
ES Mayers Fred, bakery, Railroad ave bet | McAlister A, upholsterer, 1832 Hayes = om “ec a rey 
a 14th and 15th McAlister Thomas, upholsterer, 928 | Ss = er & 
st | MAYERS JOHN, boots and shces,} Larkin rire 3 peace 
“6 1712 Leavenworth McAlister W H, agt Leggett & Meyer’s | = “ & W 
>| Mayers Robt, watchmaker and jeweler, | (St Louis) Plug ‘obacco, 206 Front hed Mec hee 
3 8] 637 Market McALLISTER & BERGIN (Hall Me- }e5 rae] 4 van a 
=m | Mayerhofer L (Mayerhofer & Reinecke), | Allister and Thomas I Bergin), attor- | == ‘all 
g 228 Bush neys-at-law, room 38, 309 Montgom- | &> ©} McCallum 
@ | Mayerhofer & Reinecke (L Mayerhofer| ery xe 
and — Reinecke), Siegfried’s Hotel, | McAllister C J, lodging-house, 304 3d a. 
2) 228 Bush McALLISTER HALL (McAllister & ‘ 
: Mayes G, oysters, 40-42 California Mar-| Bergin), room 38, 309 Montgomery e = 
fy ket McAllister J (Bushman & McAllister), @ 
m™m Meyteld A, wholesale crockery and| 316 Mission <3 
glassware, 122 Battery McAllister Ward Jr, assistant district o al 
Mayhew H A, commission merchant, | attorney, room 59, Appraiser’s Build- Fe McCurma 
OQ) 93? Davis ing fe Mills, ¢ 
Mayhew H B (Mayhew & Taggard), 405 | McAllister W F, physician, St Ann’s ren) Pi McCarmi¢ 
Washington Building 31348 
manner H H (Coffin & Mayhew), 2957 | McAndrews Mrs J, milliner, 227 O’ Far- Po hee 
6th “ rell ; 
Mayhew & Taggard (J A Tagyard and| McArdle James, bakery and variety | amp ron), M¢ 
© H B Mayhew), internal revenue and|_ store, 352 3d om | McCarth 
<_ custdms brokers, 405 Washington McArdle Mrs Kate, varieties, 1612 Pa- and He 
Mayhew Wm E, druggist, 144 4th cific 4 © 
Maynard Gymnasium, 232 Sutter McArdle Patrick, saloon, 532 Market 2 
Maynard J ©, insurance commissioner, | McArdle Peter, liquors, SE cor Market 
room 6, 401 California and 4th o 
+ Maynard J H, capitalist, 315 California} McArron Charles, carriagemaker, 820 
Maynard’s Sportsman’s Arms, 22 3d and 822 Folsom oO 


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San Francisco. 


McAtee Patrick, saloon, 803 and 805 
Kearny 

McAulay T (Mountain Ice Co), 554 and 
556 Mission 

McAULIFFE F T & CO, coffin manu- 
facturers, 514 and 516 8th 

McAvoy Thos, hotel, 414 Folsom 

McBE PETER Mc@ (Gladding, 
McBean & Co), 1310 Market 

McBoyle A & Co(AMcBoyle), druggist, 
504 Washington 

McBride & Cluin (D McBride and Ed F 
Cluin), commission merchants, 117 


Drumm 
D (McBride & Cluin), 117 


McBride 
Drumm 

McCabe Mrs, dressmaker, 506 Bryant 

McCabe Baraey, groceries, cor Jessie 
and Anthony 

McCabe Hugh, furniture, 128 4th 

McCabe John Cooper, 105 Oregon 

McCABE JOHN H, theatrical agent, 
223 Kearny 

McCabe Miss K, dressmaker, 506 Bryant 

McCabe M A & Co (Mrs M A McCabe 
and T C Simmonds), proprs City 
Warehouse, cor Sansome and Lombard 

McCABE OWEN, feathers, hair mat- 
tress and Fed manufacturer, ware- 

house 921 Market 

McCAFFERTY MRS B, 
stable, 1615 Market 

McCAFFERTY WILLIAM, livery 
stable, 2417 Mission 

si ee PH, livery stable, 1125 How- 
ar 

McCahon George, painter, 124 4th 

McCall J G, a New York, Lake Erie 
& Western R R, 603 Market 

McCallion J J (Looney & McCallion), 
140 2d 

McCallum C, tailor, 622 Clay 

McCans Mrs Maria, bakery, 143 3d 

McCAN P, Domestic sewing machine, 
215 4th 

McCANN M, commission merchant, 
214 Sansome 

McCann Owen, stevedore, cor Pacific 
and East 

McUurmack & Quinn, Western Flour 
Mills, cor California and Battery 

McCarmick J ¥, plumber and gasfitter, 
3134 Sutter 

McCarrick Miss K, mi!tiaer, 126 Kearny 

McCarron Cochran (Browne & McCar- 
ron), 1035 Folsom 

McCarthy & Bassett (T H McCarthy 
and Henry Bassett), commission mer- 
chants, 216 Washington 

McCARTHY BROS & CO (E W Mce- 
Carthy, D Callaghan and John Mce- 
Carthy), coffee, teas and spices, and 
manufacturers of Donnelly’s Yeast 
Powder, 119 and 12) Front 


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McCarthy Chas P, plumber and gasfit- 
ter, 1219 Fillmore 
McCarthy D, treas United Working- 
men’s 
416 Market 
McCarthy Daniel, bootmaker, 1003 Fol- 


som 

McCarthy D J, books and stationery, 
1128 Folsom ; 

McCarthy E W (McCarthy Bros & Co), 
119 Front 

McCarthy James, glass cutting, 10 Stev- 
enson 

McCarthy J J, accountant, 74 Montgom- 
ery Block 

McCarthy John (McCarthy Bros & Co), 
119 Front 

McCarthy John, bakery, 1124 Harrison 

McCarthy John, grocery, 896 Dolores 

McCarthy J T, cigars and tobacco, cor 
Montgomery ave and Kearny 

McCarthy Justin, bootmaker, cor 31st 
and Mission 

McCarthy & O’Connor (Patrick Mce- 
Carthy and John O’Connor), livery 
stable, 355 Tehama 

McCarthy P, bootmaker, 222 Jackson 

McCarthy Patrick (McCarthy & O’Con- 
nor), 355 Tehama 

McCarthy & Rogers (Wm McCarthy 
and John Rogers), boarding-house, 
17 Vallejo 

McCarthy ‘TH (McCarthy & Bassett), 
216 Washington 

McCarthy Timothy, liquors, 2500 Mis- 
sion 

McCarthy Tim, groceries, 656 Natoma 

McCarthy Timothy F (Cartan, McCar- 
thy & Co), 511 and 513 Sacramento 

McCarthy William (McCarthy & Rog- 
ers), 17 Vallejo 

McCarthy’s Hall, Pacific bet Powell and 
Mazon 

McCarty Chas, 710 
Front 

ap a Daniel, livery stable, 608 How- 
arc 

McCarty Danl, stoves and tinware, 9314 
Market 

McCarty David, groceries, cor 19th and 
Florida 

McCarty J (Kennedy & McCarty), 612 
Howard 

McCarty Jas, butcher, 323 3d 

McCarty James, horseshoer, 107 Oregon 

McCarty James, fruit, cor 18th and 


Castro 

McCarty L P, publisher sf Pacifi Boast 
Postal Index” and ‘‘ McCarty’s Sta- 
tistican,”’ 502 Taylor 

McCaskie J F, variety, 1520 Dolores 

McCauley W A, propr Clarendon House, 
574 Folsom 


McCuaull M, carpenter, 63 Green 


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240 ' San Francisco. 


McCausland W K (Dewitt & McCaus- 

. land), 320 Jackson ‘ 

McCeney Julius C, attorney-at-law, 604 
Commercial 

McClelan & Guthrie, boarding stable, 
wood and coal, 1925 Bush 

McClellan John, wagonmaker, 1048 Mis- 
sion 

McCLELLAN R GUY, attorney-at- 
law, 523 Kearny 

McClelland J C, wharfinger section 2, 
Seawall 

McClellen W J, painter and painter’s 
material, 439 Hayes 

McClinton Mining Co, W H Lent sec, 
room 62, 309 Montgom ry 

McCloskey Mrs A, groceries, 70 West 
Mission 

McCloskey & Duval (James McCloskey 
and Eli Duval), horseshoers, 407 4th 

McCloskey & Groom, gasfitters and 
plumbers, 713 Turk 

McCloskey James (J P Sweeney & Co), 
409 and 411 Davis 

McCloskey James (McCloskey & Duval), 
407 4th Sig 

McCloskey M, blacksmith, NE cor 
Tyler and Leavenworth 

McUloskey P, wood and coal, 405 4th 

McCloskey Patrick, horseshoer, 2214 
Mission 

McClung J W, sec The Company of 
Associated Stock Brokers, 327 Pine 

McClure A T, physician, 21 Powell 

McCLURE DAVID (McClure & Dwi- 
nelle), 526 Montgomery : 

McCLURE & DWINELLE (David 
McClure and Samuel H Dwinelle), 
attorneys-at-law, 526 Montgomery 

McClure Penuel (Rountree & McClure), 
401 Front 

McCollam Mrs C A (Thomas W Mc- 
Collam & Co), 208 Clay 

McCollam Thomas W & Co (MrsC A 
McCollim and George ‘Tasheira), 
wholesale fish, 203 Clay 

McCombe John, collector and note 
broker, 402 Montzomery 

McOONAUGHY D E, agent Goshen 
Sweeper and Wringer Company, 
242 dd 

McCoovy James, groceries, cor 15th and 
Minna 

McCpoey Owen, groceries, 961 Bryant 
bet 6th and 7th 

ee James (McCord & Scott), 221 
ellis 

McC James, supt Market Street 
Railroa), cor Sutter and Larkin 

McCord John (Scott & McCord), Pier 
21 Steuart 


Thos Scott), livery stables, 221 and 
225 Ellis 


No. 227 Main Street, 8. K. 


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McCormack Edward, hairdresser, 1741 
Mission 

McCormack John, groceries, NE cor 
Tyler and Jones 

McCormack John (McCormack & 
Quinne), 232 Califcrnia 

McUormack J W, insurance agt, 324 
California 

McCORMACK & QUINNE (John 
McCormack and Jamvs Quinne), com- 
mission merchants, Western Flouring 
Mills, 232 California 

McCormick Bros (J A and F L McCor- 
mick), job printers, 622 Clay 

McCormick Delanoy (Frank H Mc- 
Cormick and Frederick N Delanoy), 
shipping and commission merchants, 
agts Lick Paper Co, California Bag 

o, and Remington Paper Co, 109 

California 

McCormick Frank H (McCormick & 
Delanoy), 109 California 

McCorm ck F L (McCormick Bros), 622 


Clay 

McCormick Mrs H, human hair~goods, 
342 3d 

McCormick Hugh, groceries, NW cor 
Filbert and Taylor 

McCormick J (MvCormick, Lewis & Co), 
233 Beale 

McCORMICK JOHN, manufacturer of 
ladies’ and gents’ boots and shoes, 
805 Bryant near 6th 

McCormick J A (McCormick Bros), 622 
Cla 

McCormick J F, plumber, 313$ Sutter 

McCormick J W, insurance agt, 324 
California 

McCormick, Lewis & Co (T A and J 
McCormick and Oscar Lewis), Indus- 
trial Iron Works, 233 and 235 Beale 

McCormick Pat, groceries, cor Sierra 
and Georgia, Potrero 

McCormick S J, mgr and editor ‘The 
Mouitor,”’ 622 Clay 

McCormick Thomas A (McCormick, 
Lewis & Co), Industrial Iro.1 Works, 
233 and 235 Beale 

McCormick W H, marble works, 827 
Market 

McCJRMICK W L(Dunhan, Carrigan 
& Co), 107 Front 

McCoy C L, mining sec, room 16, 309 
Montgomery 

McCoy Henry J, sec Young Men’s 
Christian Association, 232 Sutter 

McUoy Patrick, groceries, SE cor How- 
ard and 8th 

McCracken Arthur (Menzies, Bingham 
& Co), 512 and 514 Battery 

McCreagh Thos, groceries, 919 Harri- 
son 

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McCulchen Edward J, attorney-at-law, 
534 California 

McCullough Mrs Catherine, groceries, 
1111 Howard 

McCullough Peter (Green & McCul- 
lough), 1113 Foleom 

McCu ly John, saloon, 122 2d 

McCurdy J C, mill and mining supplies, 
10 Stevenson 

McCurrie J P, sec British Benevolent 
Society of California, 531 California 

McCurry James, fruits and vegetables, 
124 7th 

McCutchen E J, attorney-at-law, 534 
California 

McDaniels Mrs A, dressmaking, 1006 


acific 

McDaunall George, druggist, cor Rail- 
road ave and llth 

McDavitt Phillip, lodging-house, 12 
Sacramento 

MeDavitt Mrs Sarah, confectionery, 220 
Broadway 

McDermott B F, groceries, 31 Ritch 

McDermott Bros (James and George 
McDermott), butchers, 142 8th 

McDermott J, looking-glasses and pic- 
ture frames, 1113 Market 

McDermott Robert, saloon, San Bruno 
Road nr 26th 

McDermott Thos, lodgings, 26 Turk 

McDermott Wm P, physician, SW cor 
24th and Bartlett 

McDEVITT D, junk, 204 Drumm 

McDevitt James, bakery, 504 Minna 

McDevitt Mrs S A, dressmaker, 1439 
Polk 

McDona'd A, musician, 12 Hunt 

McDonald D, druggist, 1003 Stockton 

McDonald & Gray, livery stable, 11 and 
13 We'b 

McDonald J C, bootmaker, 536 16th 

McDonald J F (J F McDonald & Co), 
deputy street supt, 1i and 13 Webb 

McDonald J F & Co (J F McDonald and 
Henry W Gray), proprs Santa Clara 
Stable, 11 and 13 Webb 

McDonald John (McDonald & Phil- 
brook), SW cor 6th and Market 

McDonald John T, saloon, 1266 Mar- 


et : 

McDonald J W (O'Neill & McDonald), 
116 Washington 

McDonald J W, fruits, 2544 Folsom 

McDonald J W, contractor, 234 Mont- 
gpmery 

McDonald M, liquors, 1633 Market 

McDonald Mra tt. millinery, NE cor 
Montgomery and Vallejo 

McDonald M J, mining, 310 Pine 


HARDWOOD LUMBER & WAGON STOCK, 


Gon id mad 90 Mpear Werece, han ranctere: 


San Francisco, 


fio Ney, SON 
Abe 9 ei ony ‘ 


241 

McDonald M J, liquors, 728 Brannan 
bet 6th ond 7th, cor n. 
Place 

McDonald Patrick A, wood and coal, 
809 Folsom 

McDonald & Philbrook (John McDon- 


ald and A K Philbrook), liquors, SW 
cor 6th and Market 
NE cor 


McDonald Richard liquors, 
Union and Hyde 
cDONALD 4 H, president Pacific 
Bank, cor Pine and Sansome 

McDonald W Smith, blacksmith, ship- 
yard foot of 6th 

McDonnell Jas J, druggist, cor Market 
and 6th 

McDonnell J P (Basson & McDonnell), 
2604 and 2606 Mission 


McDonnell M, real estate, 841 Market 
Nos aati P, poultry, Bay City Mar- 


et 

McDonogh A D, liquors, 9094 Folsom 

McDonogh Jas, commission merchant, 
212 Washington 

McDonough Thomas, saloon, 325 San- 
some 

McDougall B (B McDougall & Son), 
architects, 330 Pine 

McDougall B & Son (B and UC C 
McDougall), architects, 330 Pine 

McDougall C C (B McDougall & Sion), 
330 Pine 

McDougall M C, saloon, NW cor l4tii 
and King 

McDougall Samuel P, saloon, SE cor 
4th and Kin 

McDowell & Arguello (Sam! McDowell 
and — Arguello), San Francisco carpet 
beating machines, 1321 and 1323 
Market 

McDowell George, whitener and plas- 
terer, 803 Folsom 


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McDowell, Gould & Co, carpet beating GO" 


machine, 1321 and 1323 Market 
MeDoweil Major Genera! Irvin, Army 
Building, 36-38 New Montgomery 
McDowell Samuel (McDowell & Aix- 
guelle:, 1321 and 1323 Market | 
McDowell Wm,show cards, 814 Dupont 
and ‘16th bet Guerrero and Valencia 
goodie E A (Sharpe & Co), 28 Mar- 
t 


e 

McEACHREN BEN D, Pioneer Look- 
ing-glass and Picture-frame Manu- 
factory, 132 Main 

McKEachren & Rowe, proprs Pioneer 
Looking-glass and Picture-frame Mfy, 
132 Main “ 

McElhinny P H, attorney-at-law, and 
collector, 715 Clay 

br Ma Thomas, groceries, 719 Pa- 


cific 
McElrath J E, attorney-at-law, 230 
Montcomery 


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McElroy Gravel Mining Co (The), Lillie 

Mokiroy James Br Sragaise, SE cor 24th 
c ames B, cor 
and Alabama 

McElroy J G, Porsiden, 822 Howard 

McElroy Mrs K, bakery, 14074 Folsom 

McElroy & Magner (P J McElroy and 
ae Magner), groceries, 518 and 520 

McElroy P J (McElroy & Magner), 518 
and 520 4th 

McElroy Robert, real estate, room 7, 
Phelan Block 

McEntel T M, attorney-at-law, 520 
Montgomery 

McEvoy Miss M A, dressmaker, 435 
Jessie 

McEvoy Thomas, boarding-house, 414 
Folsom 

McEwen W_L, deputy U S marshal, 
room 45, U S Appraiser’s Building 

McEwen, see also MacEwen 

McFeely M, painter, 2027 Fillmore 

McGann James, liquors, 557 4th 

McGann P H, hats and caps and hat 
mfr, 103 6th 

McGary E, capitalist, 310 Pine 

McGary E Jr (Allen, McGary & Co), 
322 and 324 Front ; 

ey Miss A Eliza, milliner, 2404 
6t 


of the Town Clock. 


McGee Thomas, commission merchant, 
325 Davis 
McGee, see also Magee 
as ane John T, mining sec, 318 
ine 


ny James, confectionery, 1126 


Larkin 
McGill Henry M, attorney-at-law, 
rooms 20 and 21, 309 Montgomery 
McGill Hugh, wood and coal, 110 and 
112 Clara 


315 J Street, Sacramento, Si 


Jeweler, 


‘McGinn Annie, stamping, 218 O'Farrell 

McGinn James, undertaker, 863 Market 

McGinnis Edward, groceries, SW cor 
24th and Alabama 

McGinnes Hall, cor 24th and Alabama 

McGinnis T, harness and saddles, 775 
Market 

McGlauflin Lewis W (Bent & Co), 18 
California 

MeGlynn Patrick (McGlynn & Sophey), 
126 4th 


McGlynn Peter J, general and 
tioket agt SF ENP RR, 430 Cali- 

ornia 

McGlynn & Sophey (P McGlynn and J 
Sophey), livery stable, 126 4th 

McGovern Chas C, physician, 9 Geary 

McGovern Mrs H, bakery, 1934 Mis- 
sion 


\H. WACHHORST, 


DANIEL NORCROSS & CO, "Wssz.Ssete Resets aise Beste 
242 San Francisco. 


McGovern Phil, saloon, NE cor Kearny 
and Geary and 330 6th 


McGovern P J, ries, 2925 10th 

McGovern P J & Co (P J McGovern), 
groceries, 2925 and 2927 16th 

McGovern Robert, barber, 131 3d 

McGowan James, stair builder, 223 Mis- 
sion 

McGowan John, variety store, 352 3d 

McGowan Mrs J E, dressmaker, 428 
Sutter 

McGowan Mrs Sarah, groceries, 156 
Clara 

McGrane H (McGrane & Co), 874 Folsom 

McGrane I! & Co (H McGrane and J 
Dever), groceries, 874 Folsom 

McGrath & Bro (Wm and Peter Mc- 
Grath), marble works, 1061 Market 
bet 6th and 7th 

McGRATH EDWARD, marble work- 
er, monuments and headstones, 935 
Market 

McGrath Owen, wood and coal, Mission 


nr 26 

McGrath Patrick F, bakery, 135 5th 

McGrath Peter (McGrath & Bro), 1061 
Market bet 6th and 7th 

McGrath W (McGrath & Bro), 1061 
Market bet 6th and 7th 

McGrath Wm, mattresses, lounges, etc, 
1015 Folsom , 

McGraw E '\, attorney-at-law, 318 Cal- 
ifornia 

McGreal Patrick, stone yard, cor 10th 
and Harrison 

Metireal Patrick, groceries, 500 7th 

McGregor Duncan, lodging-house, 127 2d 

McGregor James, saloon, 242 Brannan 

McGrorey Thos, liquors, 836 2d 

McGruder Mrs (Kennedy & McGruder), 
915 Market 

sate Ree Maggie, bakery, cor 28th 
and Dolores 

McGuire Arthur, stair builder, 726-730 
Bryant 

McGuire & Diamond (John McGuire 
and Patrick Diamond), poultry, stalls 
63 and 64 Centre Market 

McGuire Henry, ries, 1415 Church 

McGuire John (McGuire & Diamond), 
stalls 63 and 64 Centre Market 

McGurie Philip, grocery, cor Valencia 
and Ridley 

a hi (McGurk & Russell), 850 


ow 
McGurk & Russell (John McGurk and 
E T Russell Jr), livery stable, 850 
Mscernes Mrs A, K H 
cGurran Mrs r Koster Ho 
205 3d prop use, 


McGurren Arthur (Monahan & MoGur- 
MoHlenry Dani, groceries, cor Columbia 
cHen ceries, cor i 

and 2th a . 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, “Ween se7Sctisrstrce: wus Srawcress” 


CONKLIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F.. 


MelInerney 


wit 


MclInerny ' 
McInnes J 
and carpe 
kin and | 
E=4/ McIntire V 
246 Sutte 
McIntyre . 
~a Clay and 
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McIntyre W 


(L M McKer 
238 Mon g 
McKENWZMU 
dealer in It 
monumen 
avenue 
McKenzie W 
Coal Co, 8 
McKeown Y¥ 
6th 


McKernan 
ave and N 


327 Sutter! 


and Taylor 


and commission merchants, 


cor Beale and Bryan 

Japan and Townsend 
McHugh Patrick, saloon, 208 lst 
McHugh & Pirrie, 


Warehouse, cor Beale and Bryant 


Market 


and Laguna 
MoIN. 'Y THOS (Thos Moran 


Co), room 1, 605 Sacramento 


son 


McInnes J H, hard 


kin and 1007 Post 


246 Sutter 


Clay and 422 Commercial 
WH, publisher son 


ery 
McIntyre Wm, plumber, 246 Sutter 


McKENZIE CHARLES, 
dealer in Italian marble and 
monuments, cerner Bush and 
avenue 


Coal Co, 819 Geary 


—_ Wm, stoves and tinware, 5 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, makes the BEST FITTING Clothes in the State. 


— HARDWOOD LUMBER, street's 


McHenry J, parcel express, cor Market 
McHenry S & Co (S McHenry) predees 

425 Front 
McHugh James, wood and coal, 448 7th 
MoHugh John iy el & Pirrie), NE 


McHugh John (Jennings & Co), cor 


roprs Beale Street 
Mcllwain John, butcher, Grand Areade 


MelInerney J J, groceries, SE cor Oak 


Mclaerny M, dairy produce, 940 Harri- 
MclInerny Thomas, blacksmith, 23 Tyler 
ardware and varieties 

and carpenter, 813 and 923-927 Lar- 
McIntire Wm, plumber and gasfitter, 


McIntyre John B, book-bindery, 423 


Dramatic Brevities,”” 526 Montgom- 


McKenzie William, mgr Geary Street 


McKernan Thomas, blacksmith,cor 14th 


McKann 

McKaune 
Mission 

McKay Angus, wholesale groceries and 
general mdse, 427 Davis 

McK ay & Co, lumber, 4 California 

McKay David, ¢a italist, 215 Sansome 

McKee John (Tallant & Co), NE cor 
California and Battery 

McKee John, treas Pacific Club, 204 
Montgomery 

McKee O H (Whittemore & McKee), 
attorney-at-law, 318 Pine 

RO T (Shea, Bocqueraz 

& McKee), SW cor Front and Jackson 

MeKee Samuel (Samuel McKee & Co), 
307 Montgomery 

McKee S B, justice supreme court, cor 
Stockton and O’Farrell 

McKee Samuel & Co (Samuel McKee 
and A Kraus), stock brokers, 307 
Muntgomery 

McKellar Donald, agt Jordan’s Pneu- 
matic Washing Machine, 2734 Mission 

McKenna & Greany (Michael vomey 
and Michael F McKenna), hay an 
grain, 205 Drumm 

McKenna Michael F (McKenna & 
Greany), 205 Drumm 

M HM, cashier ‘‘The Daily 
Report’ Publishing Co, 238 Mont- 
gomery 


fruit stand, 208 Broadw 
enry, bellows factory, 


& 


he 


(L M McKenney & Co), office 238 Montgomery, S F, res 689 24th, Oakland 


(L M McKenney), publishers MCKENNEY’'S PACIFIC COAST DIRECTORY 
238 Montgomery, San Francisco, and 659 24th, Oakland 


importer and | Mi. 
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tral 


cKEUNE HENRY, proprietor San 
Francisco Bellows Factory, 566 Mis- 


sion 

McKew John, coal and wood, 43) Union 

McKewen P, plumber, 111 Ellis 

McKewen T, uter, Point Lobos 
ave nr I O O F Cemetery 

McKibben Mrs H, lodgings, 1020 Mar- 


ket 
McKibbin Thomas, patent wheelbar- 


ll 


meinaONe FON A, varveemaker, | MACTNLAN A cond Bock of Detibe 
arnessmaxer, in’ ank oO 
327 Sutter : North ‘America, 221 Sansome 


B -13 @ 15 Main and 14 & 16 © 


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bah og yt Ay F,.agt Sutter Street Coal 
Co, 1109. Sutter. 
McKinley James, real estate, 321 Mont- 


gomery 

MoKione Barna (Scrivner & McKinne), 
attorney-at-law, 328 Montgomery 

McKinney G, bootmaker, 47 Sacramento 

McKinnie Murray, wood carver, 
floor, 413 Mission 
CKINNON JJ (Preston & McKin- 
non), pier 5 Steuart 

‘McKinnon Thomas (Patterson & Mo- 
Kinnon), 2122 Fillmore : 

STRY A, (Lamar & McKin- 

stry), attorney-at-law, 126 Kearny 

McKinstry E W, justice supreme 
court, cor Stockton and O'Farrell 

McKittrick (Bowman & McKittrick), 
308 4th 

McKnight Mrs Annie, dressmaker, 986 
Howard 

McKoon Hosmer P, attorney-at-law, 
328 Montgomery 

McLAIN A F, dentist, 108 Stockton 

McLane & Co (J H McLane), employ- 
ment office, 240 Sutter 

McLane L, capitalist, 318 California 

McLaughlin Catherine, liquors, Green- 
wich bet Baker and Broderick 

McLaughlin Charles, capitalist, 16 Mont- 
gomery ave 

Mevengnlie Mrs M, fancy goods, 129 
1lt 


McLaughlin M A, physician, cor Rail- 
road and 12th aves - 

McLaughlin Wm, saloon, King bet 2d 
and 3d 

McLaughlin W H, drugs, cor 26th and 
Mission and 22d and Folsom 

McLay Geo B, physician, 2430 Mission 

McLean A A, job printer, 646 Market 

McLean Mrs & Co, employment office, 
240 Sutter 

McLean D, physician, 324 Sutter 

McLEAN bo T A, physician and 
surgeon, Professdr of Surgery Univer- 
sity of California, 603 Merchant cor 
Montgomery 

McLean Wm (Baily & McLean), 533 
Commercial 

McLeenan Charles, 
Butte and Kentucky ‘ a 

McLellan & Guthrie, milkmen, 35 


pri 

Mclellan’s Diphtheria Remedy, Wm 
Statham & Co, 763 Mission 

McLennan D, physician, 229 Kearny 

McLennan Donald, mgr Golden Gate 
Woolen Mill, cor Butte and Bryant 

McLennan Frank P, propr Wool Scour- 
ing Factory, 426 Townsend 

Mcleod Angus, saloon, 5 Morton 

McLend Daniel Jr (E H Jones:& Co), 
535 Market 


bootmaker, cor 


j TEWELERS, ary 


MoLend Geo (Larkins & Co), 631 and 
633 Howard 

McLeod Hugh R, cigars and tobacco, 
544 4th 


McLerie H J, mter, 638 Market 
Meconis Hugh, stair builder, 136 
ain 


2d | McMahon Mrs, bakery, 2503 Mission 
McMAH 


ON B butcher, 737 Brannan 
bet 6th and 7th 
McMahon James, collector, room 28, 
506 Battery 
McMahon James, bootmaker, 253 8th 
McMahon James, bootmaker, 1151 Fol- 


som 

McMahon Jas OC, variety, 1205 Folsom 

McMahon J B, harnessmaker, 219 Ellis 

McMahon John, dry goods and fur- 
nishing goods, 224 6t. 

oc seg ‘om, farmer, cor 7th ave and 

McMann Jaines, fruit, vegetables, &c, 
413 East 

McMann J H, varieties, 525 Davis 

McMann Wm, wood and coal, SW cor 
Polk and a cnnaion 

McMaster John, junk, 246 Spear 

McMenomey James, undertaker, 1057 
Mission bet 6th and 7th 

McMenomey J H, butcher, 8 and 9 Cal- 
ifornia Market 

McMillan Bros (John and Chas McMil- 
lan), photogrephers, 8 6th 

McMillan Chasles (McMillan Bros), 8 6th 

MeMillan D, physician, 245 8th 

McMillan Donald, mfr syrups, cordials 
and extracts, 714 Front 

McMillan John (McMillan Bros), 8 6th 

MeMillen & Little Mac Mining Co, J 
Morizio sec, 328 Montgomery 

McMullen Frank, sec Grangera’ Bank of 
California, NE cor California and 
Davis 

McMullen F P, attorney-at-law, room 
22,. 214 Sansomb; (moved from 240 
Montgomery) ' 

McMullen J, mgr San Francisce Bridge 
Co, 10 California 

McMullen L G, wood and coal, hay and 
rain, cor Point Lobos ave and Wil- 
lam 

McMurray J P (Kellet.& McMurray); 
763 Market 

MeMurray Val O (Nawghton & McMur- 
ray), 126 Kearny 

MeMurray P, groceries, 83 Brady 

McNally & Blattner (Jas McNally and 
Nick Blattner), Russ House carriages 

McNally & Hawkins (L McNally), gas 
fixtures, 607 Market 

McNally James (McNally & Blattner), 
Russ House 


MeNally L (McNally & Hawkins), 607 |. 


Market 


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MoNALLY fancy goods, books, 
stationery and furnishing goods, 845 
Valencia 

es; gga A, boot and shoe mfr, 12 

t 


McNamara D, saloon, 705 Batter 

McNamara John, saloon, 846 Howard 

McNamara Michael, boots and shoes, 
1244 Market : 

McNear Geo W, shipping and commis- 
sion merchant and grain dealer, 20 
California 

McNee Duncan, chief clerk U S Land 
Office, 610 Commercial 

ANIEL, blacksmith, 834 
Howard 


MeNeéeill John (Adams, McNeill & Co), 
405 Frout 

McNess James J, mgr Baldwin bar and 
billiard saloon, Baldwin Hotel 

MUND, marine sur- 

veyor, 404 and 406 Beale 

McNicoll John, photographer, SE cor 
15th and Mission 

MeNiece J W, saloon, NW cor Kearny 
and Jackson 

MeNier James, saloon, 821 Kearny 

McNulty B, deputy county clerk, New 
City Hall 

McNulty Chas A, attorney-at-law, room 
43, 506 Battery 

McNulty P F, mfr boots and shoes, 230 
Sutter 

McNutt W F, physician, 121 Montgom- 


er 

McPARTLAND DANIEL, groceries, 
wines, liquors and cigars, SW cor 
Pacific and Leavenworth 

McPherson G E, physician, Bartlett 
bet 24th and Valencia 

McPHERSON G W (G W McPherson 
& Co), 608 Market 

McPHERSON G W & CO (Geo 
Moody, Geo W Townsend and Geo W 
McPherson), manufacturers shirts and 
underwear, 608 Market 

McPherson John, saloon, 26 Steuart 

McPherson Mrs M, dressmaker, 1084 
Powell 

McPHERSON 8 H, collector, 144 Har- 
lan Place, off Dupont, bet Bush and 
Sutter 

McPHERSON WILLIAM, agent for 
James Morison, hygeist, 105 Austin, 
off Polk 

McPhereon Wm, grain commission mer- 
chant, 22 California 

McPHUN WM JR (Hartshorn & 
McPhun), 861 Market 


McPIKE & BONNEY (Henry C Mc-) ME 


Pike and Franklin J Bonney), attor- 
neys-at-law, 522 Montgomery 

McPIKE HENRY (, sttorncy-ot-law, 
522 Montgomery 


MEAD WM H, Pacific Coast travel- 


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ALIEN, TUGGLE & C0, OAK PLANK, “sx¢se2r052*- 


San Francisco. 


McQuarrie Mrs Louise, dressmaker,2821 
Mission 

McRaith J D, groceries, 356 Jessie. 

McShane John, groceries, 1160 Folsom 


() propri- 

etor baths, 304 Post 
McSweeney Mrs, bakery, 1635 Market 
McSweeuey Mrs M, variety, 1631 Mar- 


ket 
McSwegan E (H Scott & Co), 138 4th 
McTernan Mrs Catherine, grocery, cor 
29th and Sanchez 
McTigue 8, groceries, 214 5th 
McVea James, upholaterer, 713 Stock- 


ton 
McVEIGH P J, wines, liquors and ci- 
gars, 500 Ellis 
McVicker Chas (McVicker & Roche), 
NW cor 3d and Townsend 
McVicker & Roche (Chas McVicker and 
Thos B Roche), stonecutiers, NW cor 
3d and Townsend 
McWain Chas, barber, 2257 Mission 
McWilliams Geo, real estate agt, 208 
Montgomer 
Meacham D 
Mission 
Mead C H Jr, harnessmaker and sad- 
dler, 5 Tyler and 1204 Market 
Mead Chas H Sr, harnessmaker, SE cor 
Jackson and Front 
Mead Mrs Kate, dressmaker, 326 Tyler 
Mead L G (Mead & Runyon), 225 Wash- 
ington 
LR, secretary Risdon Iron and 
Locomotive Works, SE cor Howard 
and Beale 
Mead & Runyon (LG Mead and Heary 
Runyon), commission merchants, 
225 Washington 
ead W H, propr City Iron Works, 26 
and 28 Fremont 


» wood and coal, 2735 


ing agent Union Pacific, Texas Pacific, 

anil Aéchiison, Topeka & Santa Ke 
Railways, 1 Montgomery 

Meade Geo W & Co (Geo \WW Meade and 
Blitz W Paxton), wholesale provisions 
and dried fruits, 217 and 219 Market 

Meade John, saloon, 1646 Mission 

Meagher J J, collector, 607 Montgomery 

Meagher Wm F, boots and shoes, 111 
Geary 

Meany & Shea, liquors, 806 3d 

Meares J L, physician and health offi- 
cer, 14 O'Farvell 

Mearns James, stationery, 1500 Powe!! 

Mecartney Amos, capitalist, 6 Mont- 
gomery ave 

CHANICS’ FOUNDRY, John C 

Quinn president, Chas S Smith secre- 
tary, Geo WKelley business manager, 
213-219 let 

Mechanics’ Hall, cor Ist and Stevenson 


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246 San Francisco. 


Culver sec, 27 Post 


Y, Horace Wilson librarian, 
27 Post : 
Mechanics’ Insurance Co of New York, 


some 

MECHANICS’ MILLS, Wells, Rus- 
sell & Co, cor Mission and Fremont 

Mechanica’ Pavilion, cor Larkin and 
Grove nr New City Hall 

Mecredy John J, contractor and builder, 

632 Washington 

Medau G H, hairdresser, 822 Kearny 

MEDAU J & P (John and Peter Me- 
dau), cigars and tobacco, 201 Mont- 
gomery ave 

Medauw J J H & Son (J J H and Julius 
H Medauw), liquors, 968 and 970 Fol- 
som 

Medauw Julius H (J J H Medauw & 
Son), 968 and 970 Folsom 

Medical College of the Pacific, 115 
Haight 

Medovich & Sorivh (T C Medovich and 
A Sorich), restaurant, 5 Brook 

Medovich T C (Medovich & Sorich), 5 
Brook 

Mee James, attorney-at-law, 622 Clay 

Mee James (J B White & Co), 3/8 Pine 

‘Mee Joseph, attorney-at-law, 622 Clay 

Meegan Henry, !iquors, SW cor Sacra- 
mento and Montgomery 

Meehan Charles, plumber and gasfitter, 
652 Sacramentc 

JJ, saloon, SE cor Howard 


Coors Dimon sermac. 315 J St., Sacramento. 


and 2d 
Meehan Martin, groceries, 35 Louisa 
Meeker George é& architect, 408 Cali 
fornia 
Meeker Miss Mabel, teacher Valencia 
Primary School 
Meeker W A, Excelsior Mili Co, ss 
Bryant ur 5th, 
Meeks W, attorney-at-law, 436 Mont- 
gomery 
Meese Constant (Clot & Meese), 129 and 
131 Fremont ° 
HERMANN (Bach, Meese & 
Co), 321 Montgomery 
RET XAVIER, music teacher 
and secretaire Francaise Societe and 
French and English Institute, 714 
Broadway and 510 Jackson 
Meger Simon (W Abrams & Co), 229 


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Meghell Joseph (Nauman & Co), 204 
Clay 
Megilligan W B, milkman, 35 Eddy 
Meherin Bros (Michael J and Dennis J 
i commission merchants, 525 
ront 


ACHHORST ™ 222 


Mechanics’ Industrial Exhibition, J H 


Mechanics’ Institute Building, 27 Post 
ME NICS’ INSTITUTE 


E D Farnsworth & Son agts, 219 San- 


aS, er ta 


Meherin Dennis J (Meherin Bros), 525 
Front 

Meherin Mark M (Farrell & Meherin), 

1813 Broderick 

Meherin Michael J (Meherin Bros), 525 
Front 

Meherin Thos, seedsman and florist, 516 
Battery 

Mehnert Ernest, bootmaker, 112 Wash- 
ington 

Mehrtens August (Brumerster & Mehr- 
tens), NW cor Leavenworth and Cal- 
ifornia 

MEHRTENS BROS (Richard and John 
Mehrtens), groceries, SW cor Market 
and 11th 

Mehrtens J H, Frasers, 1541 Polk 

TENS 


OHN (Mehrtens Bros), | 


SW cor llth and Market 
MEHRTENS RICHARD (Mehrtens 
Bros), SW cor 11th and Market 
Mehrtens Richard, groceries, 1230 Mis- 
sion 
Meier, see also Meyer, Myer and Maier 
Meier J, bootmaker, 835 Pacitic 
Meier Louis H, saloon, cor 7th ave and 


N ' 

MEIERDIERKS CHRISTIAN, 
wines, liquors, groceries and cigars, 
416 O'Farrell 

Molgas’ Wharf Co, J H Sayre sec, 330 

ine 

Meighan Mrs R A, bakery, 1425 Polk 

Meilandt John, restaurant and liquors, 
799 4th 

Meinberg J Moritz, saloon, 736 Mont- 
gomery 

Meinberger V, barber, 4 Leidesdorff 

Meincke Fred, saloon, SW cor 26th and 
Mission 

Meinecke Chas (Chas Meinecke & Co), 
314 Sacramento 

Meinecke Chas & Co (Chas Meinecke 
and J, K C Portman), wholesale 
liquors, 314 Sacramento 

Meinhardt F W. carriage trimmer and 
saddler, 23 7<+ 

MEINKE J F & CO (J F Meinke), 
agents Hamburg American Packet Co, 
401 California 

Meininger L, notary public, 306 Mont- 
gomery and 217 Turk 

Meir Geo, carpenter, 1226 Eddy 

Meisel H A, groceries, NE cor Union 
and Montgomery 

Meisel H C, groceries, NE cor 15th and 
Dolores 

MEISTER M (Meister & Schilling), 
862 Harrison 


MEISTER & SCHI’.LING (M Meistor 


ind Wm Schilling), coopers, 862 Har- 
rison 


Meiyer C, groceries, cor Point Lobos 


ave and Cook 


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ciate Francaise D’Epargnes, 
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president La So- 
534 Cali- 


FELIX, proprietor Cable 
Restaurant, 1539 Geary 

MEL GEORGE, manager Le Cercle Fire 
Insurance Company of Paris, 435 
Ceiifornia 

Melezer Wm (Wm Melczer & Co), 123 
California 

Melezer Wm & Co (Wm Melczer and M 
Rosenberg), agts Potrero Distillery, 
and commission merchants, 123 Cali- 
fornia 

MELONE DRURY (R B Woodward 

Co), and general manager Lake 
Pleasanton Water Co, 411 and 418 
California 

Melonson Alfred (Brown & Melonscen), 
1060 Howard bet 6th and 7th 

-Melliss D E, civil and mining engincer, 

508 Montgomery 

.Melrose Kenneth (W K Vanderslice & 
Co), 136 Sutter 

Melse E G, liquors, 653 Washington 

Melsing Gustav, bakery, 120 3d 

Memorial (Presbyterian), 18th ave ur 
Railroad ave, South San Francisco 

Mencarini Dammaino, plaster ornaments, 
124 4th 

Mendell Geo H,_lieutenant-colonel 
engineers United States Army, 533 
Kearn, 

Mendelson Bros (S and J Mendelson), 
importers of Japanese goods, 36 Cal- 
ifornia 

Mendelson Elcan, clothier, 233 Pacific 

Mendelson J (Mendelson Bros), 36 Cal- 
ifornia ; 

Mendelson S (Mendelson Bros), 36 Cali- 
fornia 

Mendes D, liquors, 341 6th 

Mendheim M (Unger & Mendheim), 210 
Montgomery 

Mendiondou & Co (B Mendiondon 
and Hy F Tyson), liquors, 532 Mer- 
chant 

Mendiondou B (B Mendiondou & Co), 
532 Merchant 

Mendler John, paperhanger, 617 Geary 

Mendler Mrs W, dressmaker, 617 Geary 

Mendocino Lumber Co, J B Ford pres, 

' 40 California 

Mendoza A, jeweler, 417 Broadway 

Menesini ictorio, butcher, SE cor 
Broadway and Stockton 

Mengel John, mvats, 46 Centre Market 

Menges Henry, saloon, 215 3d 

Mengola D (L Mariciclo & Co) 23 
Vallejo 

Menke A (H P Hixson & Co), Wash- 
supa Market 

Menke Henry, grocer, NW cor Mason 
and Francisco 


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Menke J F & Ca, agts Hamburg Amer. 
ican Packet Co, 401 California 

Menne Alb (Sachau & Menne), 26 and 
28 Turk 

Menomy Walter B, mfr sewer and 
chimney pipes, SW cor Pine and 
Kearny 

Mentel Wm, groceries, 632 Broadway 

Mentz C H, druggist, SE cor Polk and 
Sacramento 

Mentz J H (J H Mentz & Co), 544 Ist 

Mentz J H & Co (J H Mentz and H F 
neon Excelsior Restaurant, 544 

st 


Menu J H, reel estate, 609 Sacramento 

Menzies, Bingham & Co (Stewart Men- 
zies, Henry Bingham and A Mce- 
Cracken), stevedores, 512 snd 514 
Battery 

Menzies Stewart (Menzies, Bingham & 
Co), 512 and 514 Battery 


Menzies Thomas (Falkner, Bell & Co), ! 


430 California 

Merani Emilio, bootmaker, 1409 Du- 
pont 

Merani Lazar, bootmaker, 814 Front 

Mercado Mrs Mary R (Mercado & 
Schoof), lithographers and printers, 
518 Clay 

Mercado & Schoof (Mrs Mary R Mer- 
cado and \erh Schoof), lithographers 
and printers, 518 Clay 

CANTILE ADVERTISING 

CO, George W McPherson manager, 
608 Market 

Mercantile Agency, The Bradstreet Co, 
230 Oalirornia 


‘Mercantile Agency (The), R G Dunn 


& Co, 320 California 

MERCANTILE AGEN (THE 
COMMERCIAL AGENCY), Ed- 
wards, Pickens & Fulton proprietors, 
SW cor California and Sansome 

MERCANTILE VIBRARY ASSO- 
CIATION, A E Whitaker librarian, 
216 Bush 

Mercantile Library Hall, 216 Bush nr 
Sansome _ 

Mercantile Lunch, Charles Claffey 
propr, 212 Sansome 

Mercer M A, candy, 5i8 Kearny 

Mercer Robert J, real estate, 513 Cali- 
fornia 

MERCHANT C, proprictor Adelaide 
heel 1915 Fillmore bet Bush and 

ine 

Merchant C H (Dean & Co), 22 Cali- 
fornia 

MERCHANT PURLISHING CO, A 
D Bell proprietor, 323 Front 

Merchants’ Dispatch, H C Hinman agt, 
4\1 California 

Merchants’ Dry Docks, Bryant bet Main 
and Spear 


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Merchants’ Exchange Association, 
James A Coolidge sec, SW cor Cali- 
fornia and Leidesdorff 

Merchants’ Exchange Bank, bankers, 
320 Sansome 

Merchants’ Exchange Building, SW cor 
California and Leidesdorff 

’ EXCHANGE 8A- 
LOON, E Phillips proprietor, 21 
Leidesdorff 

Merchants’ Insurance Co (The) of New- 
ark, Jacobs & Easton, general agts, 
216 Sansome 

Merchz.nts’ Line of Packets, Jones & 
Co agts, 121 and 123 Market 

Merchants’ Overland Express, 436 Mont- 
gomery 

Merchants’ Tow-boat Line, H R White 
t1pt, pier 17 Steuart 

Merchants’ Trade Union and Coliection 
Agency, H P Moreal mgr, 402 Mont- 
o tior 10 

oe , liquors, NW cor Folsom and 

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Meredith J H (Craig & Mereditt:), at- 
torney-at-law, 328 Montgomery 

Merel R, barber, 628 Broadway 

Merguire J L, Standard Box Co, SW cor 
Bryant and 5th 

Merkel August (Frey & Merkel), 971 
Larkin 

Merkelbach Wm, butcher, stall 13S F 
Market 

Merkens Claus (Smith & Merkens), 10 
Washington 

MERKLE CHRIS, varnisher and 
polisher, 1636 Sacramento 

Merle Charles F, merchandise broker 
and commission meschant, 202 Cali- 
fornia 

Merle Isidore, mgr J Caire, hardware, 
28 Broadwa 

MERRELL t L, Asbestos roofing 
and paints and materials, Soapstone 
Mastic Roofing and paints, 316 
Townsend near 4th, office 22 Cali- 
fornia 

Merriam Otis W, capitalist, 240 Mont- 
gomery 

Merrick Mrs John, fruits and vegetables, 
1059 Howard bet 6th and 7th 

Merrida Miss A, hairdresscr, 1130 Pa- 


citic 
Merrill George B, attorney-at-law, 310 


ine 

Merril! J C & Co(John C Merrill), ship- 
ping and commission merchants and 
agts Honolulu Regular Dispatch Line 
Packets, 204 California 

Merrill J F & C (Holbrock, Merrill & 
Stetson), SE cor Market and Beale 

Merrill Mrs Johanna, baker, 428 3d 

Merrill John (J C Merrill & Co), 204 
California, 


Peach Giocke, 119 Montgomery St. 


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Merrill Mra N, confectionery, 100} 
Stockton 

Merril! P, carpet-beatiug, 453 Stevenson 

Merrill S, treas California Furniture 
Mfg Co, 220-226 Bush 

Merritt James B, mgr California Fuse 
Association, 35 Market 

Merritt Samuel, capitalist, 22 California 

MERRY, FAULL & CO(W L Merry 
and William Faull), pork and provi- 
sion packers, 125 and 127 California 

Merry W L (Merry, Faull & Co), 125 
California 

Merry W L, second vice-pres Board of 
Trade of S F, 202 Market 

MERSEREAU A §, carriagemaking 
and painting, 1927 Mission near 
16th 

Mersing J B, groceries, NW cor 8th and 
Folsom 

Merten A F (Merten, Moffitt & Cv), 
318 and 320 Olay 

Merten, Moffitt & Co (Thomas S Moffitt, 
A F Merten, Geo A Story and HI 
Coon), Mfg Co, 318 and 320 Clay 

Mertes Mrs Mary E, -lodging-house, 23 
Jessie 

Mervy & Co, chemists, SW cor Pacific 
and Hyde and 434 Montgomery ave 

MERWIN PARKER J, commission 
merchant, office room A, 659 Clay, 
res 313 Capp 

Merz Wm, groceries, SE cor Sutter and 
Powell 

Merzbach Felix H, attorney-at-law, 426 
California 

Mesick R S, attorney-at-law, room 60, 
309 Montgomer 

MESSAGER ETIENNE, ladies’ and 


children’s cloaks and suits, 211 Du- 


pont 

Messer Nathaniel T, stock broker, 313 
Montgomery 

Messersmith J L, toys and varieties, 
2501 Mission 

Messing Rev Dr A J, minister Congre- 
gation Beth Israel, Turk bet Taylor 
and Jones 

Messner L (Messner & Serres), 402 Pa- 
cific 

Messner & Serres (L Messner and J 
Serres), bakery, 402 Pacific 

METHODIST BOOK DEPOSITORY, 
Rev J B Hill agent, 1041 Market 

M E Church, Rev Dr McCrackin pastor, 
15th eve nr P 


1] Metallic Equator Consolidated Mining 


Co, William Willis sec, room 29, 309 
Montgomery 

Metastazio A (Metestazio & Co), 1823 
Powell 

Metastazio & Co (Alexander Metastazio 


Powell 


and G Ratto), wood and coal, 1823 2 


©. 227 Main Street, S. 


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Metcalf Miss Mary, teacher Valencia 
ey School 

Metcalfe James B, attorney-at-law, 230 
Montgomer: 

Metcalfe Peter, capitalist, 418 Geary 

Metropole Insurance Co, 310 California 

Metropolitan Bakery, D Stumpf propr, 


226 Pacific 

“Metropolitan Banner,” cor 5th and 
Jessie 

Metropolitan Foundry, Curtis Tobey 
propr, 228 and 230 I'remont 

Metropolitan Loan Association, Otto 
Esche sec, 320 Sansome 

METROPOLITAN MARBLE 
WORKS, ANDREW PATTEN- 
GHI proprietor, 1235 Market 

Metropolitan Market, cor Mission and 
New Montgomery 

Metropolitan Plate Glass Insurance Co 
of New York, E D Farnsworth & Son 
agts, 219 Sansome 

Metropolitan Restaurant, M Pieper 
mgr, 154 and 156 2d ; 

METROPOLITAN TEMPLE (Baptist 
Church), Rev IS Kalloch pastor, cor 
5th and Jessie 

Metzger Louis, books, stationery and 
paper, 322 Sansome 

Metzler’s Hall, 715 Greenwich 

Metzner Wm (Brown & Metzner), 549 
Market 

Meussdorffer H C (J C Meussdorffer & 
Son), 810 Market 

Meussdortier J C (J C Meussdorffer & 
Son), hatters, 810 Market 

Meuesdorffer J C & Son (J C and H C 
Meussdorffer), hatters, 810 Market 

MEUSSDORFFER KONRAD, hat- 
tur and hats and caps, 15 Kearny and 
635-637 Commercial 

MEUSSDORFFER M, manufacturer 
and unporter of hats, caps and hat | 
materials, NE cor Montgomery and 
Bush, branch 404 Kearny, factory 416 
Market 

Meux J P (Saffold & Mevux), 434 Cali- 
fornia 

Mexican Colonization Co, J E Clements 
general agt, 506 Battery 

Mexican Gold and Silver Mining Co, C 
L Me\oy sec, room 16, 309 Mont- 
gomery 

Mexican Information Bureau and C>m- 
mercial Agency, J E Clements & Co 
mgrs, 506 Battery 

Mexia J Carlos, Mexican consul, 506 
Battery 

Mexico, Consul of, J C Mexia, 506 Bat- 
ter 


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Meyenborg August, groceries, SE cor 
acific and Frout . ‘ 
Meyer, see also 
Meier 


Myer, Maier and 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., Ship Plank, all kinds, 


San Francisco. 


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249 


Meyer A (Meyer & Akmann), 16 Sacra- 


mento 

Meyer A (Schwartz, Husing & Meyer), 
1 Market 

Meyer Mrs A, bakery, 159 16th 

Meyer Albert, bootmaker, 543 Hayes 

Meyer A & Bro (Albert and Adolph 
Meyer), liquors, wood and .coal, SW 
cor Geary and Broderick 

Meyer & Akmann (A Meyer and W 

kmann), groceries, 16 Sacramento 

Meyer August (Meyer & Dabelstein), 
1012 Market and 283 Ist 

Meyer August, bootmakers, 2126 Fil- 
more 

Meyer Bernard, meat market, 839 Geary 

Meyer Bros & Co (Peter and Louis 
Meyer), wholesale grocers, 412 Front 

Meyer BJ, tailor, 430 6th 

Meyer C H (CH Meyer & Bros), res 
New York 

Meyer Charles, dry goods, retail, 1227 
Stockton 

Meyer Charles, groceries, SW cor Geary 
and Steiner 

Mae C H & Bros (CH, LO, andM 
> Meyer), wholesale hats and caps, 28 
and 30 Sansome 

Mine Chris (H Warmouth & Co), 321 
t 


Meyer Christ (Henry Warmouth & Co), 
514 Grove 
Meyer Constant (W Cohen & Co), 13 
and 15 Battery 
Meyer & Dabelstein (August Meyer and 
Henry Dabelstein), cigars and tobacco, 
1012 Market 
Meyer Daniel (Daniel, Jonas and Mat- 
thias Meyer), commission merchant, 
212 Pine 
Meyer Daniel, pres Geary Street Ruil- 
road Co, NE cor Geary and Buchanan 
Meyer Diedrick, groceries, NW cor 11th 
and Howard 
Meyer Dietrich, liquors, NW cor Fil- 
more and Greenwich 
wa bos Kk, nurseryman and florist, 31 
year 
MEYER EM & CO (Emanuel Meyer), 
importers of wines and liquors, 33 
Sutter 
YER EMANUEL (Em Meyer & 
Co), 34 Sutter 
Meyer F Aug (F M L Peters & Co), 207 
Montgomery 
Meyer I’ R, pres San Francisco Lodge 
Sons of Hermann, 510 Bush 
Meyer F R, galoon, 225 Pacitic 
Meyer F W, cigars, 5 Leidesdorff 
Meyer G, salocn, 1749 Mission, Turn 
erein Hall 
Meyer H (Blome & Co), liquors, 3 Cla 
maser Henry, paper-hanging, 40 
Farrell 


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MEYER HENRY, liquors, SE cor 4th 
and Brannan 

Meyer Henry, saloon, 724 Front 

Meyer Herman (Pope & Meyer), 1141 
Pacific 

Meyer H L E (Meyer, Wilson & Co), 


212 Battery 
MEYER J G_G, ivory goods, 320 
Kearny and 417 and 419 Mission 
Meyer John H, groceries, 1334 Howard 
Meyer John L, liquors, 800 Mission 
mayer Joseph, merchant tailor, 430 
it 
Meyer Jonas (Daniel Meyer), 212 Pine 
YER JOHN N, proprietor Hotel 
Rhein, 909 Kearny 
Meyer L C (C H Meyer & Bros), 28 and 
30 Sansome 
Meyer Louis, gents’ furnishing goods, 
513 Kearny 
Meyer Louis (Meyer Bros & Co), 412 
Front 
Meyer M C (CH Meyer & Bros), 28 
and 30 Sansome 


wal | Meyer MD (Meyer & Wiebusch), 1525 
4 Mission 
: Meyer M D, grocer, SW cor Wasbington 


and Stockton 
MARTIN 8, attorney-at- 
law, rooms 38 and 39, 330 Pine 
Meyer Matthias (Daniel Meyer), 212 
ine 
Meyer Matthias, tailor, 1511 Mason 


Meyer Nathan (Liebes Bros & Co), 14| MEYERST 


an* 16 Fremont 

Meyer N L, Enterprise Brewery, 2015- 
2019 Folsom 

Meyer Peter (Meyer Bros & Co), 412 

ront 

Meyer T Lemmen, consul Costa Rica, 
320 Sansome 

Meyer & Walker (L Meyer and J Walk- 
er), merchant tailors, 908 Markct 

Meyer W, liquors, SW cor Montgomery 
and California 

Meyer William, sec Chebra Bikur Chol- 
im, 121 Eddy 

Meyer Wn, cigar mfr, 217 11th 

Meyer William, restaurant, 9 Drumm 

Meyer William, florist, 339 Bush 

Meyer William, dry goods, 11134 Stock- 


ton 

Meyer William, saloon, NW cor Beale 
and Mission 

Meyer, Wilson & Co (H LE Meyer and 
John Wilson), shipping and commis- 
sion merchants, 212 Battery 

Meyer & Wiebusch (M D Meyer and 
Henry Wiebusch), grocers, 1525 Mis- 


sion 
Meyerbeck Solomon, groceries, SE cor 
Mason and Green 


0), 222 Battery 


tr Meyerfeld J (Seibenhauer, Meyerfeld & 


Meyerfeld M Jr (Seibenhauer, Meyer- 
feld & Co), 222 Battery 

Meyerink, Russ & Co, commission mer- 
chants, 525 Sansome 

Meyerink John O (Russ, Meyerink & 
Co), 525 Sansome 

MEYERS ADOLPH, musical instru- 
meats, Italian strings, etc, 633 Wash- 
ington 

Meyers Ben (Meyers Bros), 30 Clark 

Meyers Bros (Ben and R Meyers), black- 
smiths, 30 Clark 

Meyers Chas (Simmons & Meyers), 17 
Howard 

Meyers Edward, attorney-at-law, 207 
Sansome 

Meyers G L, laundry, 308 Bush 

Meyers Henry, groceries, SW cor La- 
guna and Geary 

Meyers J, merchant tailor, 501 Kearny 

Meyers J, ‘ailors’ and dressmakers’ 
trimmings, 40 O’Farrell 

Meyers Jacob, tailor, 605 Commercial 

Meyers L, bakery, 211 Sutter 

Meyers’ Restaurant, 211 Sutter 

Meyers R (Meyers Bros), 30 Clark 

Meyers Robert C, physician and drug- 
gist, NW cor Union and Powell 

Meyers S (H Abrams & Co) 238 4th 

Meyersfeld M (Falkenstein & Co), NE 
cor Battery and Sacramento 

Meyerstein C (Levinsohn & Meyer- 
stein), 117 and 119 Sansome 

EIN JOSEPH, flour sacks, 
124 Commercial 

Meyerstein L (Meyerstein, Lowenberg 
& Co), 109 Sansome 

Meyerstein, Lowenberg & Co (L Meyer- 
stein, I Lowenberg and Gus Simon), 
mfrs gents’ furnishing goods, 109 San- 
sume 

Mhoon J B (Flournoy, Mhoon & Flour- 
noy), 7. Montgomery ave 

Michael C, clothing, 126 3d 

Michael G, boots and shoes, 132 3d 

Michael 8, tailor, 117 Leidesdorff 

Michaels A, tailor, 209 4th 

Michaels Henry, groceries, junction Va- 
lencia and Mission 

Michaels Henry (Langley & Michaels), 
101 Front 

Michaelson L, livery stable, 610 Mission 

Michalitschke A (Michalitschke Bros & 
Co), 239, 601 and 608 Kearny and 201 
California 

Michalitschke Bros & Co (A and J Mi- 
chalitschke and A Lewis), mfrs and 
importers of cigars and tobacco, 239, 
601 and 603 Kearny and 201 Cali- 
fornia 

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Michaud J (Pinson & Michaud ), 210 

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MICHEL LILLE, saloon, 1413 Dupont 

Michelet C F, repavker, 802 Montgomery 

Micheletti Bros (Peter and —— Mich- 
eletti), butchers, 1528 Dupont 

Michelletti Peter, butcher, SE cor Du- 

nt and Filbert 

Michels A W (Michels, Friedlander & 
Co), 7 and 9 Battery 

Michels L M (Michels, Friedlander & 
Co), residence N Y 

CHELS, FRIEDLANDER & CO 

(A W Michels, M Friedlander, and L 
M Michels), furnishing and fancy 
goods, 7 and 9 Battery 

Michels Leopold (Weil & Michels), 8 
Battery 

Michelsen M, livery stable, NE cor Ed- 
dy and Hyde 

Michelsen Nicholas, artist, 104 Kearny 

Michelsohn A, dry goods, 2029 Fillmore 

Michelssen, Brown & Co (E Michelssen, 
B W Brown and D Roth), wholesale 
pork-packers, 308-312 Front 

Michelssen E (Michelssen, Brown & Co), 
308 Front 

Michiales ——, Chief Yerba Buena En- 
campment, Independent Order of Red 
Men, 510 Bush 

CHIGAN BAR POTTERY, J B 

Williams proprietor, 945 and 947 
Market 

EAR Tar 

ell agent, ontgomer 

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN BR, Wm 
BeDell agent, 22 Montgomery 

Middehoff G, teas, 142 3d 

Middle Hill Mining Co, William L Oli- 
ver sec, 328 Montgomery 

Middlemas & Boole (George Middlemas 
and Wm Boole), shipwnghts, pier 19 
Steuart 

Middlemas Geo (Middlemas & Boole), 
pier 19 Steuart 

Middleton & %o (Jonathan Middleton), 
ship chandiers, 521 Front 

Middleton John, coal, 10 Post and 718 
Sansome 

Middleton Jobn (John Middleton & Son), 

* 116 Montgomery 

Middleton John & Son (John and Sam- 
uel Middleton), real estate auction- 
eers, 116 Montgomer 

Middleton Jonathan (Middleton & Co), 
521 Front 

Middleton Mrs O A, portrait painter, 
1230 Valencia 

Middleton Sainuel P (John Middleton & 
Son), 116 Montgomery 

Midon Frank, confectioner, 117 Sutter 

Mierson August (Mierson, Jewell & Co), 
828 and 830 Kearn 


MIBREON, JEWELL & 00 (August 
erson, G Jewell, and I Levy), 
clothing, 828 and 830 Kearny 


San Francisco, 


wane Jos (P Z Nauman & Co), 204 
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Mighell W &, ship material, 102 Steuart 
Mignola J, saw filing and grincing, 2420 


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Mihan J B, real estate, 615 Kearny 
Mikulich J C, restaurant and coffee 
saloon, 323 Washington 
Milbrae Dairy, A F Green propr, 35 


Eddy 

Miles E M (E-M Miles & Co); 3264 
Montgomery 

Miles E M & Co (E M Miles), stock 
broker, 3264 Montgomery 

Miles Mrs Kate, ladies’ and gents’ fur- 
nishing goods, 312 6th 

Miles J C, liquor saloon, 501 Kearny 

Miles John E, commission merchant, 
402 Front 

Miles MrsS A, teacher Haight Grammar 
School 

Military Library, 1,200 vols, 300 maps 


(strictly military), 328 Montgomery 

MILKMEN'S MUTUAL AID PRO- 
TECTIVE ASSOCIATION, Geo C 
Smart president, A T Noblesecretary, 
35 Eddy 

Mill Henry, mining expert, room 21, 
328 Montgomery 

Mill John L, restaurant, 407 Washing- 


ton 
EUGENE A, manager 

Pacific Branch Salamander Felting 
Company, 108 Leidesdorff 

Milledge G M, painter, 33 2d 

Miller A D, milkman, 35 Eddy 

Miller —(Sachs & Co), SW cor Jackson 
and Powell 

Miller Albert, capitalist, 22 California 

Miller Albert, vice-pres S F S Union, 
532 California 

Miller Mrs A E, varieties, 1915 Bush 

Miller August C, crockery, 115 3d 

Miller Bernhard, poultry, stalls 85 and 
86 Centre Market 

Miller Mrs C, Auzerais House, 29 Du- 


ont 

miter C A, California Volcanic Water, 
371 Howard 

Miller C H, tailor, 1877 Mission 

Miller Chas (Huntington, Hopkins & 
Co), junction Bush and Market 

Miller Charles, bootmaker, 2010 Polk 

Miller Christopher A, watches and 
jewelry, 406 4th 

Miller & Co, commission merchants, 10 
Davis 

Miller Don F & Co (Don F Miller), ad- 
vertising brokers, 608 Market and 9 
Post 

Miller;& Eaton, proprs S F Steamboat 


and Transportation Co, 320 Sansome | 


Miller E H Jr, sec Central Pacifio Rail- 
road, NK cor 4th and Townsend 


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Miller Miss E J, teacher Haight Gram- 
mar School 

Miller E L, veterinary surgeon, 1321 
Mission 

MILLER F J, bootmaker, 4054 Na- 

oma 

Miller F L (Miller & Shannon), 29 Mer- 
chant’s Exchange 

Miller Francis M V, barber, 6724 Mis- 


sion 
MILLER FRANK D, attorney-at- 
law, 331 Montgomery 
Miller Geo W, hatter, 112 Montgomery 
Miller Henry (Miller & Lux), 533 Kearny 
Miller Henry, bakery and painter, 2123 
Mission 
Miller Henry, cigars and tobacco, 1200 
Market 
Miller Henry, saloon, SW cor Davis 
and Jackson 
Miller H M A, sec Presidio and Ferries 
Railroad Co, Union bet Leavenworth 
and Hyde 
Miller Henry W, propr New England 
Combination “Rooting Co, cor Main 
and Mission 
Miller J, San Francisco Steamboat and 
Transportation Co, 320 Sansome 
Miller J A (J A Miller & Co), fur- 
niture, 1009 Market bet 6th and 7th 
Miller J A & Co (J A Miller and JS 
Weber), furniture, 1009 Market 
Miller Jacob M, showcase mfr, 545 
California 
MILLER JAMES A & CO, Farmer’s 
Co-operative Purchasing Agency, 13 
Pine 
Miller J F (Branson, Armitage & Co), 
111 Broadway 
Miller J F (Schohay & Miller), 3023 
Hayes 
Miller J H, painter, 109 Jessie 
MILLER J H (Boone & Miller), 320 
California 
MILLER JOHN, liquors, 253 Steuart 
Miller John, restaurant, 101 Steuart and 
9 Mission 
Miller John, groceries, 16 Chesley 
Miller John (Davis & Miller), 516 Davis 
Miller John, saloon, 1242 Market 
Miller John A, physician, 1018 Valencia 
Miller John EK, searcher of records, 230 
Montgomery 
Miller John P G, attorney-at-law, 214 
Sansome 
Miller John W (Ellis & Miller), 21 and 
23 Spear 
MILLER L, manufacturing jeweler, 
335 Bush 
MILLER L & CO (Louis Miller and 
F W Zecher), North Beach Market, 
| $23 Greenwich 
MILLER LOUIS (L Miller & Co), 823 
Greenwich 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., sravermen & Levy, JEWELERS, "otroce 7 


252 San Francisco. 


MILLER LOUIS, musical instruments, 

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Miller Mrs Louise, bakery, 321 Union 

Miller & Lux (Henry Miller and Charles 
Lux), wholesale cattle dealers, 533 
Kearny 

Miller Mrs M A, milliner, 8 5th 

Miller Mark A, 608 Market 

Miller M & Co (M Miller), boots and 
shoes, 922 Market 

MILLER O C, mining secretary, 409 
California 

MILLER OTTO F (Held & Miller), 
105 and 107 Dupont 

Miller Peter (Bellingall & Miller), 425 
Battery 

Miller Sam, tourist and ticket agt, 2 
New Montgomery 

Miller Miss Sarah, teacher Valencia 
Primary School 

Miiler & Shannon (F L Miller and WS 
Shannon), engineers and architects, 
29 Merchant's Exchange 

Miller S M (Phelps & Miller), 120 Sutter 

at W H, wood and coal, 28 West 
12t 

MILLER WM H, grocer, 316 Green 

Miller Wm, boarding-house, 5 Wash- 
ington 

MILLER W N, supcrintendent Enter- 
prise Mill and Building Company, 
217-225 Spear 

Miller Wm, cigars and tobacco, NE cor 
Howard and 4th 

Miller W P, supt Castle Dome Mining 
and Smelting Co, 309 Montgomery 

Miller, see also Miiller 

Millidge G M, carpenter, 2509 Mission 

Milliken I T, notary public, 315 Cali- 
fornia 

Milliken V, civil engineer, 22 California 

Millington Mrs D EK, mgr W CU T 
Coffee House, 629 Sacramento 

Millmeister H F, bakery and confec- 
tionery, 312 Hayes 

Milloglav Michael P, restaurant, 138 4th 

Milloglav N, restaurant, 628 Battery 

Mellon John 8, painter, 50 O'Farrell 

Mills D O, capitalist, 426 California 

Mills Edgar, capitalist, 426 California 

Mills IC & Co (L C Mills), cigar infrs, 
) Gear 

Mills W H, real estate, 307 Montgomery 

Milly Bros & Getz, Excelsior ‘Tallow 
Works, N nr 5th ave 

Millzner S, watches and jewelry, 422 
Kearny 

MILNE & GANTS (Geo Milne and 
Wm H Gants), manufacturers of pat- 
ent sanitary water closets, and 
hopper, and urinal valves, 618 Wash- 
ington and 119 Dupont 

Milne Geo (Milne & Gants), 119 Dupont 

Milne Mrs M, varieties, 1745 Mission 


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Milne James, cigars and tobacco, 1745 
Mission 

Milton House, C E Elit, propr, 156 3d 

Milton Wm, ship chandler and junk 
dealer, 118 Berry 

Milwaukee Brewery, Lurmann & Co 
(Wm Garms) proprs, 614 7th 


PARIS, Smith & Snow 
agents, 310 California 
Minaker E A (P Steinhagen & Co), 402 


Davis 

Miner J E (Coblentz & Miner), liquors 
wholesale, 108 6th 

Miner W H, coffee mills, 18 and 20 


Fremont 

Miners’ Association, W A Skidmore 
sec, 320 Sansome 

Miners Hotel, Richard O’Connor propr, 
261 Ist 

Minfoe Bros & Co, poultry, 422 Clay 

; G AND SCIENTIFIC 
PRESS” (weekly), Dewey & Co pub- 
lishers, 252 Market 

Minjo Joe Bros & Co, poultry, eggs and 
butter, 422 Clay 

Mink P J, bootmaker, 1624 Leaven- 
worth 

Minoletti G (Debernardi & Minoletti), 
535 Merchant 

Minor B B, mining sec, room 10, Safe 
Deposit Building 

Minor J F, physician, 767 Howard 

Minor S B, saloon, 13 3d 

Mint Lodging-house, Michael Lyons 
propr, 1027 Market bet 6th and 7th 

Mintern Mrs, physician, 329 O'Farrell 

Mintie A E& Co, physicians, 11 Kearny 

Miraglia C, cloaks and suits, 1303 Du- 


ont 

MIRASOLE MRS CORA V, dancing. 
school, 121 O'Farrell 

MISH MRS SARAH, millinery goods, 
133 Kearny, 708 Market, and 9 and 
1) Geary 

MISSION CARRIAGE FACTORY, 
‘YD Lamar proprietor, 538 Valencia 

Mission Chemical Works (J W H 
Wright), Harrison bet 16th and 17th, 
otfice room 19, 850 Market 

Mission Dolores (Catholic), cor 16th and 
Dolores 

Mission I} P (Chinese School), 982 Clay 

Mission Grammar School, Laura T Fow- 
ler principal, n ¢ Mission bet 15th and 
16th 

“Mission Journal,’’ 2208 Mission 

Mission Market, cor Mission and 16th 

“Mission Mirror,’’ 5388 16th 

MISSION PLANING MILIS, Mich- 
wel Walsh proprietor, 414 and 416 22d 

Mission Police Station, Capt John Short 
commanding, SW cor 17th and How- 
ard 


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Mission Real Estate Office, James Eng- 
lish propr, SE cor 20th and Folsom 

Mission Rock and Dock Warehouse, 318 
California : 

Mission Episcopal Service, 118 Jackson 
nr Front 

Mission Soap and Candle Works, M 
Morgenthau propr, 16th nr Folsom 

Mission Woolen Mills and Pioneer 
Woolen Factory, 115 Battery 

Mistre S, copper and tinsmith, 811 
Montgomery 

Mitchel Harold D, architect, 405 Cali- 
fornia 

Mitchel Robert, bakery, 711 Folsom 

Mitchell D C (Bliven & Mitchell), 29 
New Montgomery 

Mitchell Edward, wood and coal, 432 


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6th 

Mitchell Mrs E, fancy goods, 1804 
Gear 

Mitchell Frank, saloon, 1100 Market 

Mitchell F, hairdresser, Mission nr 
Steuart 

Mitchell & Gleason, groceries, 309. 
Hayes 

Mitchell John, groceries, cor 24th and 
Harrison 

Mitcheil J E (J E Mitchell & Co), 230 
and 232 14th 

Mittchell J E & Co(J E Mitchell and 
Edwin Lord), carpet-beating machine, 
230 and 232 14th 

Mitchell H D, architect, 217 Sansome 

Mitchell Mrs Mary, bakery, 8 7th 

Mitchell Peter, groceries, 328 7th 

Mitchell T A (Jonathan Hunt, Son & 
Co), 313 California 

Mitchell W F (Gate & Mitchell), 420 
Front and 231 Washington 

Mitrovich Philip 8, fruits and vegeta- 
bles, 1222 Polk 

Mittlestedt Chas, liquors, NW cor 3d 
and Bryant 

Mix L W, mgr Malter, Lind & Co, 419 
California 

Mixer & Fillman (Geo H Mixer and Sam- 
uel Fillman), Novelty Iron Works, 
211 and 213 Mission 

Mixer Geo H, patent bung factory, 211 
and 213 Mission 

Mixer & Son, machinist and engineer, 
211 and 213 Mission 

Moan Edward, groceries, 189 4th 

Mobley John, black: mith, Kentucky nr 
Ist ave 

Mocha Coffee Saloon, H IF Debus propr, 
521 Montgomery 

Mocker & Newmark (R Mocker and A 
Newmark), plumbers, 327 Turk 

Mocker R (Mocker & Newmark), 323 
Turk 

Mocker W (Oramas & Mocker), cor 
Market and Powell 


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Modin Lodge, No 42, 10 B B, M Wat- 
erman sec, B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy 

Moding Louis, wholesale butcher, cor 
4th and M 

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oebus Frederic, bootmaker, 265 East 
oegling Charles, saloon, 1143 Mission 
oeller Ernest, bakery, 609 Howard 

Moeller & Grauffel (John Moeller and 
Fred Grauffel), Bakers’ Home and 
ledgings, 628 and 625 Clay 

Moeller John (Moeller & Grauffel), 623 
and 625 Clay 

Moenning C, plumbing, 612 Octavia 

Moeser Julius, music, 104 O'Farrell 

Moeser L, teacher piano, violin and gui- 
tar, 534 Minna nr 6th 

Moretti & Trezzini, artists, 6 Edd 

MOFFAT E & H (Eugene and Henry 
Moffat), cattle dealers, 238 Kearny 
and Ist ave nr Kentucky 


MOFFAT EUGENE (E& H Moffat), 


238 Kearn 

MOFFAT HENRY (E & H Moffat), 
238 Kearny 

Moffatt George (O’Connor, Moffatt & 
Co), 111-115 Post 

Moffatt Thomas, bootmaker, 3 Clemen- 


tina 

Moffitt J (Blake, Robbins & Co), 516 
Commercial 

Moffitt Thos S (Merten, Moffitt & Co), 
318 and 320 Clay 


Mogan P J, attorney-at-law, 240 Mont- 


gome 

Mofian Hugh J, journalist, 240 Mont- 
gomery 

Mohave Gravel Mining Co, O C Miller 
sec, 409 California 

Mohlfeldt L, groceries, 131 O'Farrell 
cor Powell 

Mohr Carl, hairdresser, 1437 Mission 

Mohr Henry, South San Francisco 
Packing:and Provision Co, office 226 
Front 

Mohr & Mohr Co (The), distillers, rec- 
tifiers and wholesale dealers, 49-53 
Sycamore, office 405 Front 

Mohr Paul, The'Mohr & Mohr Co, 
office 405 Front 

Mohr Paul F, sec The*Mohr& Mohr:Co, 
office 405 Front 

Mohr Pet2r (Mohr & Steffens), cor Pa- 
cificand Polk 

Mohr Rudolph, sec San Francisco Stock 
Brewery, cor ‘Powell and Francisco 

Mohr Rudolph, purchasing agt, 402 
Front 

Mohr*& Steffens (Peter Mohr and H A 
~~ grocertes, cor Pacific and 

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MGERIG EDWIN, stencil plates and 
f wabber stamps, 252 Market 


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254 San Francisco. 


Mohrmann & Co (Mrs K Mohrmann and 
N Blanken), groceries, SW cor Broad- 
way and meerey 

Mohrminn Mrs K (Mohrmann & Co), 
SW cor Broadway and Kearny 

MO A J, groceries and liquors 
for family use, 30 Franklin 

Mojica D, musical instruments, 1017 
and 1027 Kearny 

Moliere J W, physician, 509 Mason 

Molineux H, mgr Seth Thomas Clock 
Co, 132 Sutter 

Moller Bros (John and Wm Moller), 

roceries, wood and coal, cor Gough 
and Austin 

Moller Carl (Moller & Mautz), 714 
Montgomer 

Moller Conrad, bootmaker, 340 4th 

Moller Mrs Dora, bakery, 217 16th 

Moller F, blacksmith, 195 Stevenson 

MOLLER F F, boarding-house, 263 

ast 

Moller Gustave, cabinetmaker, 1 Webb 

Moller J H, cigars, 1230 Dupont 

Moller John (Moller Bros), cor Gough 
and Austin 

Moller Louis (Wm Betten & Co), 712 
Washington 

Moller & Mautz (Carl Moller ani Albert 
Mautz), dry goods, 714 Montgomery 

Moller Mrs 8, bakery, cor lith and 
Sanchez 

Moller & Warmbold (Wm Moller and 
Fred Warmbold), saloon and cigars 
NE cor Kearny and mires 

Moller Wm (Roylance & Moller), 415 
Mission 

Moller William (Moller & Warmbold), 
NE cor Kearny and Washington 

Moller William (Moller Bros), cor 

Gough and Austin 

Mollo Ferdinand, blacksmith, 195 Stev- 
enson 

Molloy Dennis, saloon, 721 Davis 

Molloy John, commission merchant, 54 
Jlay 

Molloy P C, real estate agt, 138 Mont- 
gamete 

Molloy W, liquors, 510 Mission 

Molloy William, saloon, 1147 Market 

Molonev Deriel, bootmaker, 803 Point 
Lobos ave 

Moloney Patrick E, bootmaker, 103 
5th 

Molony P §S, mefchant tailor, 138 Mont- 

‘~gomery 

Molter Charles, carriage trimmer, 1112 
Mission s 

Monaghan Joseph, saloon and boarding- 
house, 60 and 62 Ist 

Managhan Patrick, bootmaker, 1059 
Poison 


Monaghan Thomas H, plumbing, 1432 
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Monahan John.(Monahan & McGurren), 
434 Pi 


ne 

Monahan & McGurren (Arthur Mona- 
han and John McGurren), liquors, 
434 Pine 

Monahan Patrick, groceries, 1222 Fol- 


som 

Monasch Julius, tailor, 2005 Mission 

Monck R H (J Harris & Co), NE cor 
Kearny and Market 

Mondet Mrs H, bakery, 1344 Francisco 

Mone J J, court commissioner and atty- 
at-law, room 12, 309 Montgomery 

Monier & Ditsch (G Monier and F 
Ditsch), liquors, 454 7th 

‘¢ Monitor” (The), S I McCormick ed- 
itor, 622 Clay 

Monks’S§, ladies’ hairdresser, 111 Stock- 
ton 

Monlas Antonio, cigar mfr, 635 Pacific 

Monnier George, saloon, 1153 Howard 
and 817 Larkin 

Monnin Bros, boots and shoes, 603 
Montgomery 

Mono Gold gy J Co, W H Lent sec, 
room 62, 309 Montgomery 

Monro George, saloon, 266 Brannan 

MONROE & GLYNN, blacksmiths, 
Filbert nr Fillmore 

Monsees Henry, groceries, 756 Bryant 

Monseigneur A, baker, 221 4th 

Monson B H, printer and engraver,’506 
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MONSON JOHN, coffee parlor, 923 


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MONTAGUE W W & CO, (Wilfred 
W Montague, C Adolphe Low, Chas 
A Belden and Alonzo A Watkins), 
importers and jobbers stoves, ranges, 
metals, iron pipe, iron mantles, tin- 
ware and tinner’s stock, 110-118 Bat- 
tery 

Montague S S, chief engineer C P R R, 
NE cor 4th and Townsend 

MONTAGUE WwW (ww 
Montague & Co), 110-118 Batter 

MONTANA SALOON, John Blohn 
proprietor, 923 Kearny 

Montealegre & Co (J A Salazar, Rafael 
Gallegos, Jose M Montealegre Jr, 
Manuel and. Edward Montealegre), 
commission merchants, 230 California 

Montealegre Edward (Montealegre & 
Co), 230 California 

Montealegre J G, wholesale coffee, 218 
Sacramento 

Montealegre Jose M Jr (Montealegre & 
Co), 230 California 

Montealegre Manuel (Montealegre & 
Co), 230 California 

Montefiero Lodge No1 A JOK SB, 
J Israelsky sec, B B Hall, 121 red 

Montefiore Lodge No 51, 10 B B,S 


Schocken sec, B B Hall, 121 Eddy 


San Francisco. 


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Montgomery Baths, Chas Knoechel and 
John G Brand propre, 621 Montgom- 


ery 
Montgom Block, 628 Montgomery 
MONTGOMERY CHARLES (Chas 


Montgomery & Bro), 319 Sansome 
and proprietor hotel 221-247 2d 

Montgomery Chas, commission mer- 
chant, 406 Commercial 

MONTGOMERY CHAS & BRO 
(Chas and Hugh Montgomery), pro- 
rietors American Exchange Hotel, 
19 Sansome 

Montgomery Hotel, Chas Montgomery 


Bw 221-247 2d 

MONTGOMERY HUGH (Chas Mont- 
gomery & Bro), 319 Sansome 

Montgomery Avenue League, room 27, 
402 Montgome 

MONTHON & BURDES, liquors, 508 


us. 

Montpellier Albert, cashier and mgr The 
Grangers’ Bank of California, NE cor 
California and Davis 

Monumental Quicksilver Mining Co, 
DM Kent sec, 330 Pine 

Moock George, butcher, 3 and 4 Cali- 
fornia Market and Grand Central 
Market 

Moock Jacob, butcher, 31 Valencia 

MOODY & FARRISH (Wm Moody 
and Adam T Farrish), wool, hops and 
commission merchants, 210 Davis 

MOODY GEORGE (G W McPherson 
& Co), 608 Market 

Moody John C, druggist, 1300 Polk 

aN, Wm (Moody & Farrish), 210 

avis ; 

MOONEY CON (Mooney & Lafiin), 
NW cor Geary and Central ave 

MOONEY & LAFLIN (Con Mooney 
and L J Laflin), fine wines, liquors 
and cigars, NW cor Geary and Cen- 
tral ave 

Mooney Samuel, saloon, 1436 Market 

Mooney S V, mgr J A Roebling’s Sons 
Co, 14 Drumm 

Moor W H, supt C P R R Steamers, 
foot of Market 

Moorbrink Bernard, tailor, 235 5th 

Moore Andrew, house furnishing goods, 
1215 Powell 

MOORE 8 & CO (Alfred S 
Moore), wholesale dealers in paints, 
pile and lamp stock, 104 and 106 Mar- 


et 

Moore A D (Moore & Smith and Ackar- 
man, Moore & Co), pier 10 Steuart 

Moore Arthur W (Magee & Moore), 513 
Market 

Moore B P, sec California Furniture Mfg 
Co, 220-226 Bush 

Moore Calvin, dentist, 6 Eddy 

Moore Chas, liquors, 411 East 


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Moore C & Co IR Wood iry sods, 
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MOORE CHAS H (Cobb & Moore), 103 
bet aed 

Moore C J (Danforth, Moore & Co), SW 
cor Broadway and Batte 

Moore U W, physician, office Nucleus 
House 

Moore David, marble yard, Central ave 
bet California and Sacramento 

Moore Mme E D, physician, office 1020 
Market 

Moore Elliott J, attorney-at-law, 177 
Montgomery Block 

Moore, Ferguson & Co (James Moore, 

W Ferguson and J E Hobson), 

commission, grain and wool mer- 
chants, 211 and 213 Clay 

MOORE GEORGE A, president Pacific 
Mutual Life Insurance Company, 418 
California 

Moore George H (Moore, Hunt & Co), 
417 and 419 Market 

MOORE MRS 8 A, patent medicine, 
322 Mason 

MOOREH A (Gilbert & Moore), 18 Sut- 


ter 

Moore H H, bookseller, room 47, 126 
Kearny 

Moore H K, attorney-at-law, 602 Mont- 
gomer 

Moore H P, milkman, 35 Eddy 

Moore, Hunt & Co (Geo H Moore, Cor- 
nelius Deweese and Henry B Hunt), 
wholesale liquors, 417 and 419 Market 

Moore I C, teas, etc, 8 California 

Moore J, wood, coal, coke, etc, 263 
Minna 


Moore James (Moore, Ferguson & Co), . 


211 and 213 Clay 

Moore J G, U & appraiser, room 29, Ap- 
praiser’s Building 

Moore John, boots and shoes, 10374 
Folsom 

Moore John (Moore & Murphy), 136 and 
138 6th 


Moore John, groceries, 413 5th 

Moore Joseph H, attoiney-...-law, 77 
Montgomery Block 

MOORE JOSEPH, vice-president and 
superintendent Risdon Iron and Loco- 
motive Works, SE cor Howard and 
Beale 

Moore Justin (Taylor & Moore), 29 
Centre Market 

Mooré L A, stationery, 2955 16th 

Moore L P, importer of teas, 8 California 

Moore & Murphy (John Moore and John 
Murphy), boots and shoes, 136 and 
138 6th 

Moore & Smith (A D Moore and HC 
Smith), lumber, pier 10 Steuart 

Moore Sylvester, coal and feed, 835 
Valencia 


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Moore William P, architect, 330 Pine 

Moore Z W_ & Co (Z W Moore), fruits 
and vegetables, 37, 38 and 39 Califor- 
nia Market 

Moorecroft Frederick, stone seal engrav- 
er, 126 Kearny ' 

‘oe J, ladies’ cloake and suits, 37 

y 
Mooser Wm, architect, 302 Montgom- 


er 
MORAGHAN M B, importer, whole- 
sale and retail dealer in oysters and 
clams and oyster saloon and chop 
house, 68 Califurnia Market 
Morales Vissie, barber, 1220 Powell 
Moran D M (D M Moran & Co), 128 
6th cor Natoma 
ORAN D M & CO, foreign and do- 
mestic dry goods, cloaks and shawls 
a specialty, 128 6th cor Natoma 
Moran Frank, groceries, 422 4th 
Moran James, saloon, 234 Brannan 
Moran J M, foreign and domestic and 
fancy dry goods, 204 and 206 6th 
Moran Michael, saloon, 63 Jessie 
MORAN THOMAS (Thomas Moran & 
Co), room 1, 6U5 Sacramento 
MORAN THOMAS & CO, real estate 
agents, room 1, 605 Sacramento 
Morcel J, blacksmith, 12 Stockton Place 
Morchio A, ostrich feathers, 7244 Mar- 


ket 

Morchio Mrs M & Son (Mrs M and Frank 
Morchio), restaurant, 6 Leidesdorff 

Morclin A, feathers, 7244 Market 

MORDOFF AH, butter and eggs, 37 
Centre Market 

More J ©, commission merchant, 8 Cali- 
fornia 

More Joseph, carpenter, 657 Mission 

More Manuel F, barber, 1134 Folsom 

More Samuel (Samuel More & Co), 212 
California 

More Samuel & Co (Samuel More), 
wholesale liquors, 212 California 

Moreal H P, real estate broker, 402 
Montgomery : 

Moreau E&Co (E Moreau and J W 
Haggerty), engineers, 220 Mission 

Moreau Geo (Verdier, Moreau & Co), 
NE cor Montgomery and Sutter 

MORELAND J A, agent for Mills & 
Gibb, N Y, importer laces and fancy 
goods, 120 Sutter 

Morelle C, fruit and vegetables, 905 
Stockton 

Morelle Mrs H E, magnetic healer, 1229 
Mission 

Moretti & Frezzini, fresco painters, St 
Ann’s Building 

MOREY R E, superintendent Union 
Box Kactory, 114-120 Spear 

MORFFEW THOS, dentist, 8 Mont- 


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Morgan Mining Co, 533 Kearn 
Morgan Alfred (Mo: Bros & Can- 
ham and Morgan Bros), 616 Market 


and 32 monte fl 
Morgan Bros (Geo W and Alfred Mor- 


gan), fruits, 32 Montgomery 

Morgan Bros & Canham (Geo and Alfred 
Morgan and Fred Canham), fruits, 
616 Market 

Morgan Danner liquors, cor Baker 


and Beac 

MORGAN & CO (J S Morgan and 
John and Thomas Crellis), wholesale 
oysters, 87 California Market 

MORGAN BD, cashier The First Na- 
tional Gold Bank of San Francisco, 
315 Montgomery - 

Morgan Geo (Morgan Bros & Canham), 
616 Market 

Morgan Geo W (Morgan Bros), 32 
atti ary 

Morgan J A (J A Morgan & Son), 7 Clay 

Morgan James, mining, 310 Pine 

Morgan J A & Son (A and Wm H Mor- 

an), sailmakers, 7 Clay 

MORGAN JOHN, ‘coffee parlors, 923 

Market 


MORGAN JOHN 8 (Morgan & Co), 
87 California Market 

Morgan Joseph, furniture and bedding, 
1804 Market 

Morgan Peter, liquors, 614 Montgomery 

Morgan P J, attorney-at-law, 240 Mont- 
gomery 

Morgan Rose E, teacher Mission Gram- 
mar School 

Morgan S E, artist, 202 Stockton 

Morgan Thomas, wood and coal, 630 


Geary 

mone Wm H (J A Morgan & Son) ,7 

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Morcansetn A, butcher, 9 Berry 

Morganstern M, stock broker, 436 
Song tye 

Morgenstern Alfred W, butcher, 546 3d, 
NW cor 3d and Brannan 

-Morgenstern M, note broker, 436 Mont- 
gomery 

Morgenthal Anthony, attorney-at-law, 
103 Montgomery 

Morgenthau M, office of Mission Soap 

- and Candle Works, 108 Bush 

Moriarty & Clifford (J Moriarty and J 
Clifford), liquors, 708 Mission 

Moriarty Daniel, groceries, cor York 
and 23d 

Moriarty J M (Moriarty & CliZord), 708 
Mission 

Moriarty Patrick, groceries, cor 23d and 
Hompshire ° 

Morison Amos, real estate, 436 Mont- 

f gomery 

Morison, Hutchinson & Co, mfrs Star 
Shirts, 113 Sansome 


Morison Samuel, real estate, 436 Mont- 
gome 

M JOHN C, Palace Market, 

05 Montgomery ave 

Morizio J, mining sec, 328 Montgomery 

Mork J H (Mork & Wertheim), 506 
Montgomery 

Mork & Wertheim (J H Mork and A 
Wertheim), liquors, 506 Montgomery 

Morkel Mrs A, ladies’ underwear and 
ladies’ hairdresser, 514 Geary 

Morken H F, liquors, 328 Pine 

aig & Foltz (George Morley and F 
G Foltz), carpenters, SEcor Van Ness 
ave and Bush 

Morley George (Morley & Foltz), SE cor 
Van Ness ave and Bush 

Morlock he dairy produce, 25 Centre 

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Mark 
“MORNING CALL” (daily and week- 
ly), San Franciscc Call Co publishers, 


25 WING CALL 
MORNING CALL RESTAURANT, 
P Svetinich proprietor, 305 6th 
Moron Benjamin, coffee saloon, New 
Clay Street Market 
Morris Mrs, nurse, 521 Jessie 
Morris Aaron, groceries, 725 Montgom- 


ery 

Morris Abraham, marble works, 214 
and 216 5th 

Morris Adolph, tailor, 119 3d 

MORRIS B & CO (B Morris), manufac- 
bined SPA thd 110 Sutter 

Morris B S (Morris & Co), 52 3d 

Morris & Co (BS and E Morris), boots 
and shoes, 52 3d \ 

Morris D, merchant tailor, 19 4th 

Morris David, mgr Pneumatic Mfg Co, 
1045 Market 

Morris E (Morris & Co), 52 3d 

Morris H, tailor, 223 6th 

MORRIS H D. agent Sanderson Bros 
Steel Co and Sweet’s Manufacturing 
Co, 401 Market 

Morris Henry, tuilor, 335 6th 

MORRIS J. (Harris & Morris), 
652 Market 

gs J, shipping master, 524 Bat- 

ry ; 

Morris John, tobacco and cigars, 106 7th 

Morris Julius, cigars and tobacco, 32 3d 

Morris & Kennedy (Wm Morris and 
John F Kennedy), pictures, frames, 
etc, 19 and 21 Post 

Morris, Levy & Co (M Levy and I Hy- 
man), clothing, 142 Jackson 

Morris Pneumatic Mfg Co, 1045 Market 
bet 6th and 7th 

Morris, Tasker & Co, gaspipe mfrs, OC 
Froelich Jr agt, 202 Market 

Morris T B, pres Renton Coal Co, 22 
Sacramento 

Morris Thos, liquors, 900 Howard 


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Morris WB (Bigelow & Morris), 103 
Fremont. nh oa 
Morris W B, Western Iron Works, 323 
Mission 
Morris W H, liquors, 16 5th 
Morris Wm (Morris & Kennedy), 19 and 
21 Post 
Morrisey Mra P H, groceries, 210 5th 
Morrisey W, bootmaker, 37 Commercial 
MOR N AF, attorney-at-law, 324 
‘ine 
Morrison G H, lumber yard, 575 Bran- 
nan 
Morrison, Hutchinson & Co, shirt mfrs, 
113 Sansome 
Morrison JB, carriage factory, 110 
Jessie 
Morrison Jonas J, lumber, NE cor Mis- 
sion and Spear 
Morrison R F, chief justice supreme 
court, cor Stockton and O’Farrell 
Morrison Thos H, real estate, 116 Mont- 
gomery 
Morrison W F, physician and grand re- 
corder O C F, 23 Kearny 
Morrison W P & Co, drugs, cor 22d and 
Mission 
Morrissey Mrs Ann, groceries, 210 5th 
¢{ Morrow F B (Morrow & Strong), 115 
and 117 1st 
MORROW GEORGE, hay, grain and 
commission merchant, 39 Clay 
MORROW GEORGE & CO (George 
Morrow), commission merchants, 39 
Clay 
Morrow R F, real es’ ate, .414 California 
MORROW & STRONG (F B Morrow 
and N R Strong), Pacitic Metal Works, 
115 and 117 Ist 
MORROW WILLIAM W (Latimer & 
Morrow), attorney-at-law, room 76, 
309 Montgomery 
Morse A C, collector S F Benevolent 
Association, 20 Webb 
Morse () A, sec Commonwealth Con M 
Co, 217 Sansome 
Morse C W, agt Sanborn Map and Pub- 
lishing Co of New York, 420 California 
MORSE GEORGE D ‘photographer, 
Phelan Block, 826 Market 
Morse Henry N, detective agency, 508 
Montgomery 
Morse I H (King, Morse & Co), sec and 
‘treas Packers’ Exchange, 303 Sac- 
ramento and NW cor Broadway and 
Sansome ' 
Morse J F, physician, 420 Post 
Morse Stephen PENCE ne house, 317 3d 
Morshead John W, livery stable, 25 
Washington 
Morton Mrs A, spirit medium, 210 
Stockton 
Morton Albert, spiritual book store, 210 
Stockton 


PRISON CELLS, 


315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal. . 


Fences and Bridge Work, 
@27 Main Street, 8. F. 


San Francisco. 


Morton Miss Carrie, teacher Valencia 
Primary School 

Morton H D, supt Geary Street Rail- 
road Co, NE cor Geary and Buchanan 

Morton H F (J B Morton & Son), 17 
Webb 

Morton H R, dentist, 205 Montgomery 


ave 
Mor‘on J B (J B Morton & Son), 17 


Webb 
Morton J B& Son (H Fand J B Morton),. 


carpenters, 17 Webb 

MORTON J & CO (John, Sargent 8 
and Willie R Morton), draymen, 204 
Battery 

Morton John (J Morton & Co), 204 
Battery 

Morton Mrs M, fancy goods, 102 24th 

Morton Reuben, pres and supt Central 
Railroad Co, 32 Turk 

Morton Sargent S (J Morton & Co), 
204 Battery 

Morton Thomas, fancy goods, 24th bet 
York and Bryant 

Morton Thomas, :wood and coal, 630 


Geary 

Morton T & Daly C, wood. and coal, 
1111 Sutter 

Morton Willie R (J Morton & Co), 204 
Battery 

Morsbach F C, commissioner of deeds, 
333 Montgomery 

Mosbacher G, boots and shoes, 212 
Steuart 

Mosebach Ferdinand C, notary public, 
503 California 

Moses C S (C S Moses & Co), Brannan 
nr 5th 

Moses Montague T (Crittenden & Moses), 
240 Montgomery 

Mosher J L (Craig & Mosher), £2 Kearny 

Moss Mrs Lizzie, bakery, 913 Harrison 

MOTT CHARLES W (Doe, Kimball 
& Co), 104 Market 

Mott Gordon N, attorney-at-law 

MOTT J H & CO (J H Mott), fur- 
niture and storage warehouse, 647 
Market 

Mottman Arthur, liquors, 40 Spear 

Mouks Mrs A, dressmaker, 523 Folsom 

Moulton C R, 306 Kearny 

Mound Wn, watchmaker and jeweler, 
103 Stockton 

Mount Hood Mining Co, 409 California 

Mount Horeb Encampment, No 69, C 
RC, SE cor Valencia and 16th 

Mount St Joseph’s Orphan Asylum, 
Sister Mary Baptisti Russell Mother 
Superior, 8 S F 

Mount Potosi Con Mining Co, J H Sayre 
sec, 330 Pine 

Mountain Ice Co (Joseph Martin, A P 
Still, Albert Rixon and T McAulay), 
654 and 556 Mission 


Streets, 8. F. 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S.F. - 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgome 


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TUGGLE & CO., Eastern Hard Wooi! Lambe, 2 


San Francisco. 


Mountain Maid @ Co, J Stadtfeld Jr, 


419 California 
Mountain Queen Mining Co, 213 San- 
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Mouser B T, physician, 36 Geary 
Mouser S M, physician, 200 Post 
Mouthon & Bordes, proprs Cooks and 


Waiters’ Society (French), 508 Bush: 


MOUTAON J (Mouthon & Bordes), 508 
Bush 


Mow Frederick, 50 Montgomery Block 
Mower A H, tinware, 439 Valencia 
J, attorney-at-law, 637 
Kearny 


Mowry M L, mer California District 
Telegraph, 222 Montgomery 

Mowry R D (Mowry & Root), 103 and 
104 Valifornia Market 

Mowry & Root (R D Mowry and J E 
Root), poultry, 103 and 104 Califor- 
nia Market 

Mowry William A, carriage and wagon- 
maker, 1140 Folsom 

Mowry’s Hall, cor Grove and Laguna 

Mexley CG, real estate.agt, 238 Mont- 
gomer 

Moyes rif J, blacksmith, 1148 Mission 

MOYNIHAN & AITKEN (TJ Moy- 
nihan and J Aitken), boiler works, 
high and low-pressure boilers of all 
kinds, 311 and 313 Mission southwest 
corner Beale 

Moynihan L, bootmaker, 310 7th 

Moynihan T J (Moynihan & Aitken), 
311 and 31% Mission 

Mt Diablo Mill and Mining Co, R 
M Heath sec, 318 Pine 

Mucha Philip, tailor, 448 3d 

Mudge Benj W, mining sec, 39 Berson 
Building 

Mudge T A, real estate, 322 Montgom- 


er 

MUECKE G (G Muecke and C Vietor), 
general agent Le Cercle Fire Insur- 
ance Company of Paris, 435 California 

MUECKE, VIETOR & CO (G Muecke 
and C Vietor), commission merchants, 
435 California 

Muegge J H (Haskell & Muegge), 206 
Kearny : 

Mueh John N, liquors, 1411 Stockton 

Muetlner Wm, saloon, cor Hyde & 
Turk ‘ 

Mueller H, carpenter, 28 Turk 

Mueller Jacob (Kalvelage & Muc‘ler), 
SW cor Fell and Franklin 

Mueller Oscar, music store, 402 Post 

Mueller William, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker, 1128 Mission 

Mues CU D, groceries, 700 Front 

gs C (Mueter & Loderhouse), 215 


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Mueter & Loderhouse (C Mueter'and A 
Loderhouse), bakery, 215 2d 

Mugge John, saloon, Telegraph Road 

MUIR ADAM, ship smith, 1015 Bat- 
ter: 

Muir'J, bootmaker, 835 Pacific 

Mulcahy Mrs Annie, groceries, cor 
Butte and Bryant ave 

Mulcahy Mrs B, grocer, 462 6th 

Mulcahy Mrs J, dress and cloakmaker, 
110 Taylor ' 

MULCAHEY MICHAEL, groceries, 

Mulford H S, attorney-at-law, 330 Pine 

Mulhern Miss Mary A, dressmaker, hair 
worker of, all kinds, 141 4th 

Mullally Mrs Ellen, groceries, 1121 Har- 
rison 

MULLANE M, grocer, 446 Natoma 

Mullany Michael, attorney-at-law, 520 
Montgomery 

Muller Adolph, furrier, supt American 
Fur and Seal Skin Coloring Co, 27 
Ellis 

Muller A CO, crockery, 115 3d 

Muller Charles, bootmaker, 2008 Polk 

MULLER CHRISTIAN, importer of 
open goods, etc, 135 Montgomery 

Muller Diedrich, groceries, 332 Main 

Muller T (Muller & Traber), 610 Sacra- 
mento 

Muller Frank (Muller & Koenig), 15 and 
16 California Market 

Muller Frank, bootmaker, 242 Sutter 

Maller Fred (Rothermel & Mueller), 702 
Bush 

Muller George, blacksmith, 19 Hayes 

Muller George G, professor of music, 
1205 Polk 

Muller H, wood and coal, NW cor 
Hyde and Green 

Muller H (H Muller & Co), groceries, 
NW cor Bryant and Garden 

Muller H & Co (M Hencken, H Muller 
and © Claussen), groceries, NW cor 
Bryant and Garden 

Muller Mrs Ida, bakery, 11554 Howard 

Muller John, salcon, 212 Drumm 

Muller John, butcher, 13 and14 California 
Market 

ay a John G, music teacher, 1205 

: ol 

Muller Mrs Josephine, saloon and lodg- 
ing, 114 Jackson 

Muller & Koenig (Frank Muller and 
George Koenig), pork packers, 15 and 16 
California Market 

Muller L, cleaning and dyeing, 24 2d 

Muller Lewis, meat market, 125 3d 

MULLER M W, manager Half Moon 
Bay Colony, 207 Kearny 

Muller & Traber (F Muller and Jacob 
Traber), liquors, 610 Sacramento 

Mulligan Richard, horseshoer, 208 24th 


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Jomeley A Diamona work. 119 Beene” 


cor Harriet 


329 Sausome 
Mulloy C W, horseshoer, 218 5th 


fornia 


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and Suit House, 28 6t 


A Bush 


Muncey W 4G, frvits and vegetables, 
py 419 22a 
Muncey Wyndhan, cigars and tobacco, 
545 California 
nf Mund Henry, watchmaker and jeweler, 
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Mund R A, watchmaker, 9 Geary 

Munk M, printer, 805 Mission 

Munra §, collector, 607 Montgomery 

Munrel & Martin, collectors, 607 ‘\Jont- 
goer 

Munro George R, wood and coal, 20 
Stockton 

MUNRC & GLYNN (John Monro 

- and John Glynn), horseshoers and 
blacksmiths, Filbert near Fillmore 

Munro John (Muuro & Glynn), Filbert 
nr Fillmore 

Munro John, hotel (tavern), 266 Bran- 
nan . 


MUNSELL JAMES JR, general agent 
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co, 
415 Montgomery 

Munson J A, propr St George House, 
812 Kearny 

Munson John, lodging-house, 120 4th 

Munter Joseph, pictures and frames in- 
cluded, 1047 Folsom 

Murasky Chas H, carpenter, 541 23d 

Murchie Gold & Silver Mining Co, Wil- 
liam L Oliver sec, 328 Mont ‘ging 

Murdock C A (C A Murdock & Co), 
532 Clay q 

Murdock C A & Co (C A Murdock and 
C L Crackbon), book ar.d job printers, 
532 Clay 

Murdock James, saloon, 22 2d 

Murdock Robert, clothing, 820 Mont- 
gomery 

Murfey S 8, notary public, 607 Mont- 
gomery 

Murken Martin, grocery, cor Grove and 
Buchanan 

many Miss A, dressmaker, 1248 

ow 

Murphy Adam H (Murphy, Adams & 

td Co), 408 Sansome ie 


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Mullins Jeremiah, grocer, 1016 Folsom 
Mulloy A A (Mulloy, Bean & Co), 329 


some 
Mulloy, Bean & Co (G@ W Downey, 0B 
Bean and A A Mulloy) cigar mfrs, 


Mulloy Peter, real estate agt, 315 Cali- 


Mulreany George, bootmaker, 915 Post 
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et) ea N B, attorrey-at-law, 612 
ay 
4s Muncey Frank, cigars and tobacco, 318 


Murphy, Adams & Co (A H Murphy 
and J E Adams), wholesale coffee and 
spices, 408 Sansome ; 

Murphy A O & Co, wholesale fruits, 408 


Sansome 

Murphy & Butler (Thos M and 
Joveph Butler), gasfitting an aid mb- 
ing, 435 Hayes : 

Murphy & Cavanaugh, fruits and gro- 
ceries, 208 9th 

Murphy Chas, barber, 135 3d 

Murphy Dan (Murphy & Horn), whole- 
sale fatchers; Ist ave nr Kentucky 

Murphy Dennis T, groceries, 115 8th 
anil 266 Minna : 

att Daniel J (Darwin & Murphy), 

lay 


Murphy D H, hairdresser, 303 6th 

Murphy D T (Murphy, Grant & Co), 
res New York 

Murphy D W & Co (D W Murphy and 
P J Falvey), real estate agts, 608 
Market 

Murphy EP, stock broker, 409 Pine 

MURPHY, GRANT & CO (D T 
Murphy, Adam Grant, John Dean 
and H M Murphy), importers foreign 
and domestic dry goods, corner San- 
some and Burl 

Murphy Mrs Hannah, grocery, 28} 
Freelon 

Murphy Mrs H B, dressmaker, 456 6th 

Murphy Mrs H C, laundry, 529 Mission 

Muzphy H M (Murphy, Grant & Co), 
res New York 

Murphy & Horn, cattle dealers, 533 
Kearny, Ist ave near Kentucky 

Murphy James, physician, 659 Clay 

MURPHY J . liquors, southwest 
corner 7th and Mission 

Murphy John (Moore & Murphy), 136 
and i3g 6th 

bia! John Luttrell, attorney-at-law, 
420 Mont, mer 

Murphy John W, St George Livery 
Stable, Bush bet Kearny and Dupont 

Murphy J W, groceries, 1641 Mission 

Murphy M, housemover, 666 Natoma 

Murphy M (J J Evenson & Co), 319 


earny 

Murphy Martin J, liquors, SW cor Bay 

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Murphy Mrs M D, dressmaker, 226 Post 

Murphy M W, boots and shoes, 154 
Taylor 

Murphy O A & Co, fruits and produce, 
508 Sansome 

Murphy Patrick, poultry, 74 and 75 
Centre Market 

Murphy Peter, restaurant, 2610 Mission | * 


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Miuepby PG, attorney-at-law, 438 Culi- 

ornia 

Murphy T F, groceries, SE cor 26th and 
Alabama 

faieRby Thomas, liquors, cor Moss and 

Folsom 


Murphy Thos (Murphy & Butler), 435 
ayes 

za a Timothy, blacksmith, 909 Bat- 
r 


Mure L (Kutz & Murr), 416 Sacramento 
Murray Bros (Wm F and Sam Murray), 
machine works, 225 and 227 Beale 

Murray & Co, fish, 73 Centre Market 

Murray David, groceries, 83 Clementina 

Murray Mrs E, groceries, 83 Clemen- 
tina 

Murray Hugh, produce, 202 Clay 

Murray Mrs K M, bakery and confec- 
tionery, 118 9th 

Murray Martin, liquors, 258 8th 

bey a Samuel (Murray Bros), 227 


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Murray Thomas, boarding house, 510 


Davis 
Y W HH, manager ‘‘S F Jour- 
nal of Commerce,” 414 Clay 
Murray Wm F (Murray Bros), 227 ‘Beale 
Murry & Co (Isaac, John and Wm Mur- 
ry), fish dealers, 72 and ']3 Centre Mar- 
et 


Murry Mrs Elizabeth, bakery and con- 
fectionery, 118 9th 


Murry Isaac (Murry & Co), (2 end 73! 


Centre Market 

Murry John (Murry & Co), 72 and 73 
Centre Market 

Murry Mrs Mary, confectionery, 10024 
Valencia 

Murry Wm (Murry & Co), 72 and 73 
Centre Market 

Murtha W O, plumber, 1417 Buchanan 

MU! BROS, importers of lace, em- 
hata kid gloves, etc, 541 Mar- 

et 

MUSER OTTO (Muser Bros), president 

S F Verein, 541 Market 


‘MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, Dr Jor. 


dan & Co, 751 Market, office 211 


Geary 
Museum California Academy of Sciences, 
Wm G Harford mar, 216 Bush 
Museum of the California State Mining 
Bureau, 212 Sutter 


Museum of Natural History, open Tues- 


days, Thursdays and Saturdays, 216 
Bush 


Musgrave T, P bile 295 16th 
‘Musical Budget,” 37 Post 
‘*Musical Review” (monthly), 139 


Kearny 
Muslating L, chop house, 1923 Polk 
Mussante Chas (Chas Mussante & Co), 


Mussante Chas & Co(D Biggio and Chas 
Mussante), 1332 Dupont 
Musto Bros (J and J Musto), marble 
works, 709-715 Battery : 
Mutschler Chr, boots and shoes, 2 Tyler 
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BENEFIT ° 
ANCE C0, James Munsell Jr general 
agent, 415 Montgomery 
Mutual Building and Loan Association 
of San Francisco (The), Ferdinand 
Toklas sec, 218 California 
Mutual Ice Co, John Cashin sec and 
supt, 222 5th 
AL LIFE INSURANCE COM- 
PANY OF NEW YORK. A B 
Forbes general manager, 214 Sansome 
Mutual Security Fund Association of 
California, W H Wells L plsaaas mar, 
CS Haley M D medical director, 331 
Kearny 
» groceries, SE cor Broad- 
ason 


Muus Hen 
way and 

Muzio, Arara & Casassa, fruits and gro- 
ceries, 80] Bush 

Muzio John (Muzio & Krynski), liquors, 
2925 Mission 

Muzio & Krynski (John Muzio and Lu- 
cac Kryneki), wines and liquors, 2925 
Mission 

Myer, see also Meyer, Maier and Meier 

W, watchmaker and jewel- 

er, 1014 Market 

Myer C, real estate, 211 Clay 

Myer Christian, groceries, 1122 Harrison 

Myer G, cigar agt, 30 and 32 California 


Myer Henry, tailor, 109 Sutter 

MYER HENE: . i liquors, southeast 
corner 4th and Brannan 

Myer L, propr Myer’s Bakery, 211 Sut- 
ter 


Myers Miss C M, dry and ladies’ furn- 
ishing goods, 141 4th 

Myers Edward, attorney-at-law, 207 

ansome 

Myers G L, laundry, 308 Bush 

Myers H (H Myers & Son), 227 Kearn 

Myers Harrold, (H Myers & Son), 207 
and 333 Kearny and 734 Market 

Myers Henry (Brunings & Myers), 600 
Market 


Myers H B (Myers & Racouillat), cor 
9th and Harrison ; 
Myers H H (Myers & Racouillat), cor 
9th and Harrison 
Myers H & Son (Henry and Harrold 
yers), jewelry, 227, 323 and 623 
Kearny and 732 and 734 Market 
as ee John F, Adams & Westlake Oil 
tove, Our Starlight Oil, house fur- 
ing goods, 77 4th 
on R, marblo saw-mill, 20 
Gold, yard 117° and 119 Main, and 
United States bonded yard 223 and 
225 Main. 


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Myers M J, tailor, 9 Hardie Place 
Myers & Racouillat (H B Myers and L 
acouillat), box factory, cor 9th and 
Harrison 
Myers Miss S D, dressmaker, 508 
ason 
Myers & Sou (Henry Myers), watches 
and jewelry, 732 and 734 Market 
Myers Wm, lodgings, 404 Geary 
saa ta & Whigham (John F Myers and 
M Whigham), oils and oil stoves, 
14 6th 
Myher James, carpenter, 41 Eddy 
Myrick M H, justice supreme court, 
cor Stockton and O’Farrell 
Myrtle Club, 1600 Powell 
Myrtle Hall, South San Francisco on 
Railroad ave bet 7th and 8th aves 
Mysell J G, bakery, 1643 Mission 


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NABER, ALFS & BRUNE, (Henry 


Naber, Wm Alfs and Henry 
Brune), wholesale liquor dealers, 413 


Front 
Naber I (S B Dinkelspiel & Co), 313 
Nascar E f d 1 
accarini Eugene, fruits and poultr 
707 Broadvns . re 
Nachman ‘Adolph, Champion Spring- 
bed and Iron Folding Bedstead, 77 
and 79 New Montgomery 
Nachtsheim Mrs Fred, cor Kentucky 


iveawane = 315 J St., Sacramento, Cal. 


and Butte ¥ 
Nagel Jacob, boots and shoes, 28 Stock- 
ton 


Nagel Joachim, groceries, NW cor Post 
and Broderick 

NAGEL JOHN, sewing machines, 1100 
Stockton 

Nagel Prof P, music, 7 Mason 

Nagel Wm, butcher, 627 Bush 

Nager Paul, (Tscharner & Nager), 215 


ee 

Nagel P B, attorney-at-law, 511 Mont- 
gomery 

Nagle Henry H, marine underwriter 
for Parrott & Co, 306 California 

i ig Richard H, carpenter, 26 Perry 

Nahl A, artist, 318 Kearny 

Nall Mrs C, groceries, 327 Tehama 

Namany Heinrich (Shuldt & Namany), 
813 Cla 

Napa Soda Springs, Cyrus Cutter and 
T A Pearson, office and depot 159 
New Montgomer 

NAPHTALY, FREIDENRICH & 
ACKERMAN (Joseph Naphtaly, D 
Freidenrich, and C L Ackerman), 
attorneys-at-law, 426 California 

Naphtaly B F, attorney-at-law, .655 
Washington 


OD FELLOWS’ SUPPLIES, "ss 


262 San Francisco. 


Myers J T (Myers & Whigham), 146th |NAPHTALY JOSEPH (Naphtaly, 


Banners. ete., at NORC 


ROSE & CO., 
nic Temple, No, 6 Pest Street, 8. F, 


Freidenrich & Ackerman), 426 Cale 
fornia 

Narager Albert, coffee saloon, 516 Pine 

Nardali Sab, wood and coai, 1803 
Mason 

Narjot Ernest, artist, 822 Greenwich 

Nash Joseph, mining sec, 328 Mont- 
gomery 

Nash Mrs Minnie, ladies’ hairdresser, 
human hair goods, 137 6th 

Nash W H (Eveleth & Nash), 211 
Washington 

Masi Harry, saloon, 210 Steuart 

Nass Andrew, bootmaker, 416 Folsom 

Nassecu S, hairdresser, 2003 Mission 

Nasser Barney, saloon, 913 -Kearny 

Nast, Greenzweig & Co (George Greenz- 
weig and Joseph B Galland), dia- 
monds, watches, and jewelry, 533 
Market 

eee A (Nathan & Co), 37 and 39 
5 


t 

Nathan Anton (G Cohn & C»), 117 and 
119 Pine 

Nathan B (B Nathan & Co), 130 Sutter 

Nathan B & Co (B Nathan and F 
Dohrmann), crockery and glassware, 
130 Sutter 

Nathan Charles, merchant tailor, 36 
Montgomery 

Nathan & Co (A Nathan), dry goods, 27 
and 239 5th 

Nathan Hermann, horse trader, 1913 
Mission 

Nathan Mrs L, second-hand clothing, 
929 Market 

Nathan, Pulverman & Co, (B Pulver- 
man and S J Nathan) mfr men’s 
clothing, 29 Battery 

Nathan Samuel, tailor, 117 3d 

Nathan S J (Nathan, Pulverman & 
Co,) res New York 

Nathan Suskind, livery stable, 1623 
Powell 

Nathanson Godfrey, music teacher, 1303 
Mission 

National Armory Hall, 324 Post 

NATIONAL WERY, Charles E 
Hanson proprietor, southeast corner 
Fulton and Webster 

National Fire Ins Co of New York, 
W J Dutton general agt, 401 Califor- 


nia 
NATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE 
INSURANCE COMPANY OF 
ZEALAND, W J Callingham 
general agent, 213 Sansome 
National Flour Mills, J Martenstien and 
A V Deming proprs, SW cor Battery 
and Pacific 
NATIONAL INSURANCE COM- 
PANY, Macdenald & Hawes general 
agents, 401 California 


, ALSO WHITENING, 333 TYLER ST., S. F. 


CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING 


PRISON CELLS, *ecr‘atats serece: 6." CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


omery & 124 Market 


, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montg 


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Nauman P 


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Nava Tzedk 
Navy Pay 
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National Life Insurance Co, of U S:A, 
Henry Cox agt, 620 Washington 

National Shirt Co, E Greenbaum & Co 
Rrton 10 Bush 

2 NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTI: 
TUTE, Drs J M Hinkle and CG, W 
Handy, 319 Bush 

Native Scns of the Golden West, 320 
Post 

Natoma Water and Mining Co, Folsom, 
Sacramento County, H P Livermore 
treas and sec, 806 Market 

Natorp B (Wilkens & Co), 109 California 

NAUGHTON J F (Naughton & Me- 
Murray), secretary Safety Fund, 126 


Kearny 

NAUGHTON & MCMURRAY (J F 
Naughton and Val C McMurray), 
attorneys-at-law, 126 Kearny 

Nauman P Z (Nauman & Co), 204 Clay 

Nauman P Z & Co (P Z Nauman and 
Joseph Mighell), safes and scales, 204 
Clay 3 

Naunton George, shipping master, 524 
Battery 

Navajo Mining Co, J W Pew sec, 310 
Pine 

Nava Tzedek Synagogue, 10 Tyler 

Navy Pay Officer, James Fulton, U S 
Appraiser’s Building 

Naviet Victor, basketmaker, 512 Com- 
mercial 


T Boyd Jr clerk, 302 and 304 4th 

Neal Chas S (Chas S Neal & Co), sec 
San Francisco Stock and Exchange 
Board, 327 Pine 

Neal Charles & Co (Chas S Neal), stock 
‘brokers, 317 Montgomery 

Neal & Hoeber (J F Neal and Eugene 
Hoeber), printers, 415 Montgomery 

Neal J F (Neal & Hoeber), 415 Mont- 
gomery 

Neale Vincent, attorney-at-law and sec 
Pacific Coast Dredging and Reclama- 
tion Co, 315 California 

Neary Dan R, bootmaker, 85 Stevenson 

Neary T, wood and coal, 739 Guerrero 

Neeb Henry, tailor, 1228 Pacific 

Needham Rev A T, pastor Grace M BE 
Church, Alabama bet 23d and 24th, 
res 204 19th 

NEEDHAM’S RED CLOVER, F ¢ 
Brownlee agent, 1059 Mission 

faq| Needles A P, attorney-at-law, 520 Mont- 

gomery 
4 Neery D, florist, cor Folsom and 20th 
© | Neff HC, furnishing goods, 1016 Mar- 


by} | ket 


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N B and MR B Stable, 328 and 330, 


National Iron Works, I C Marshutz | Neil D O, livery stable, 836 Howard 
and T G Cantrell prujrs, NW cor | Neil Susie F, art school, 841 Market 


Neilsen Wilhelm, restaurant, 227 Mont- 
gomery ave 

Neilson Mrs Anna, coffee saloon, 1205 
Fillmore 

Neimann Henry, bakery, 418 O’Farrell 

Neis Philip (Philip Neis & Co), 415 Sac- 
ramento 

NEIS PHILIP & CO (Philip Neis and 
R M Brangon), hop merchants and 
brewers’ materials, 415 Sacramento 

Nelle George (F R H Rosenbaum & Co), 
567 Market 

Nelligan Wm H, bootmaker, 3034 5th 

Nellmann John, saloon, 700 Montgom- 


er 
Neleon Miss Adelia, teacher Valencia 
Primary School 
Nelson Andrew, 
ortation Co, 


res California Trans- 
W cor Jackson and 


st 

Nelson & Bolander (Melvin Nelson and 
Louis P Bolander), planing mill, 118 
Mission 

Nelson Bros (J and C Nelson), oyster 
saloon, Mission Market, cor 16th and 
Mission 

Nelsen Charles, wood and coal, 506 Post 

Nelson Charles, tailor, 155 New Mont- 


omery 

Nason Chas, tae aarres Creek Mill 
Redwood Lumber Co, 34 Market 

Nelson Chas (Nelson Bros), cor 16th and 
Mission 

Nelson G A, ferry agt NPC RR, foot 
of Clay 


4th : 
N Band M RR Ticket Office, James | Nelson G, rattan works, 648 Mission 


Nelson H (Dickson & Nelson), cor 2d 
and Bryant 

NELSON & HANSEN (J Nelson and 
'N Hansen), coffee saloon, 700 Mission 

Nelson Harry N, restaurant, 12] 5th 

Nelson Henry, groceries, 344 Bryant 

NELSON J (Nelson & Hansen), 700 
Mission 

Nelson John (Nelson Bros), Mission 
Market 

Nelson James, butcher, Arcade Market 

Nelson James W (Nelson & Petersen), 

Front 

Nelson John (Nelson & Puveogel), gro- 
ceries, 17 7th ? 

Nelson John, saloon, 21 Pacific 

Nelson Melv'n (Nelson & Bolander), 
118 Mission 

Nelson Peter, saloon, 11 Jackson 

Nelson & Petersen (J W Nelson andC R 
Petersen), wholesale grocers, 504 Front 

Nelson.& Puveogel (John Nelson and 
John. Puveogel), groceries, 17 7th 

Nelson S P (Smith & Nelson), 10 Com- 
mercial * 

Nelson Thomas H, furniture, 136 4th 


WHITE BROS., 18 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
‘Street, 8. F. Oregon Ash, Maple and Aldvr. 


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Nelson W, hardware, 600 and 602 Front 
Nagrone and Mermaid Swimming Baths, 
Bovee propr, office ‘Nevada | NEV. 
Block, baths foot o Hyde and Larkin 
Nessen E P, shipowner, 1 Mission 
Nestel Au ust, arher, 320 Francisco 
Netherlands, Consul of, J de Frem“y, 
410 Battery 
Neubert Rudolph (Neubert & Turk), 25 
and 26 California Market 
‘eabert & Turk (Rudolph Neubert and 
Henry Turk), dairy produce, 25 and 
26 California Market 
Neuburger Jules (Neuburger, Reiss & 
Co), res Paris 
URGER GUSTAVE (Neubur- 
er, Reiss & Co), 516 Market 
NEUBURGER, REISS & CO (Gus- 
tave and Jules Neuburger and Bernard 
Reiss), importers and wholesale for- 
eign dry goods, 17 Sutter and 516 
Market 
Neuman Albert, watchmaker and jewel- 
er, 9 Geary 
Neuman G, groceries, 1144 and 1146 
Folsom and 1307 Polk 
Neuman I, carpets, oil cloth and up- 
holstery, 117 6th 
Neuman srael, tailor, 225 5th 
Neuman L (Bush & Neuman), 8 Kearny 
Neuman P, capt Co D, 2d Artillery, N 
G of California, 620 Bush 
Neumann & Eickhoff (Paul Weumann 
and Henry Eickhoff), attorneys and 
counselors-at-law, 432 Montgomery 
Neumann Isaac, carpets, 117 6th 
Neumann Leopold, dentist, 8 Kearny 
Neumann Mark, physician, 117 6th 
Neumann Paul (Neumann & Eickhoff ), 
432 Montgomery 
Neumiller Jacob, carriage and wagon 
factory, 23 7th 
Neunaber Henry, groceries, SW cor 
Beale and Folsom 
Neuschwander S (L Juri & Co), 1328 
and 1330 Stockton 
NEUSTADTER BROS (Henry, J H 
and D Neustadter, I Oppenheimer 
and Joseph Hosenbaum),” urnishin, 
goods, southwest corner Pine an 
ansome 


Neustadter David (Neustadter Bros), 
SW cor Pine and some 

Neustadter Henry (Neustadter Bros), 
New York 

Neustadter Jacob H Lyenatntter Bros), 
SW cor Pine and Sansom 

NEUVAL F N (Neuval & * Somervell), 
422 Montgomery and 420 Jackson 

NEUVAL & SOMERVELL, Pacific 

bid gia Company, 420 Jackson 
422 Montgomery 

Neuwald W (B Grave & Co), 421 and 

423 Pacific 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, “Sezer ee 


CALVIN NUTTING @ SON CUBDEGS. 2450 AND FENCE Womx, 


is <a a P, asak ta 434 Cali- 


NEVADA BANK F SAN FRAN- 
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Brander vicu-president, J 
cashier, northwest corner Moutgen 
ery and Pine 

Nevada Block, NW cor Montgomery 
and Pine 

Nevada House, Martin Brunsen propr, 
528 Pacific 

Nevada Land and Mining Co, W H 
Watson sec, 302 Montgomery 

Nevada Lodging-house, 132 6th 

NEVADA TALLURGICAL 
WORKS, C A Luckhardt manager, 
23 Stevenson, branch office 12 Leides- 
dorff 

Nevada Salt and Borax Co, C VanDyck 
Hubbard sec, 310 Pine 

Nevers L J (Olsson & Nevers), 111 let 

Neville & Co (Geo H Bryant, S A Ne- 
ville and Max Pracht), bags, tents, 
twines, hose, etc, 31 and 33 California 

Neville E H, money broker, 116 Mont- 


gome 
neville S A (Neville & Co), 31 and 33 
California 
Neville W 4, mining, 215 Sansome 
Nevin C WéC o(C W Nevin), print- 
ers, 532 Commercial 
‘NEW AGE,” ay F Norcross pro- 
prietor, 420 Kearn 
New LA (E Mausbach & Co), 26 and 


NE’ WAT 
ATLANTIC HOTEL, Claus 
a, proprietor, 207 Montgomery ave 
New Central Market, 1660 Mission 
New City Hall, unction McAllister, 
Larkin and Mackat 
New Clay Street Market, 520 Cla; 
yen Continental Hotel, D Buckley 


r, 547 Mission 

New » itatand Combination Roofing Co, 
Henry W Miller propr, cor Main and 
Mission 

NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL 
INSURANCE CO, Henry K Field 
general agent, 328 Montgomery 

New England Roofing Co, 48 Main 

New Franklin Hotel, H Curran propr, 
SE cor Sansome and Pacific 

New Hampshire Fire Insurance Co of 
Manchester, Jennings & Stillman agta, 
317 California 

New Hansa Hotel, Mra W C Hansen 


whi WHA AH I Hanson COME aSsUE 


AWCE CO OE Macdonald & Hawes, gen- 
eral agents, 401 California 
New Helvetia Hotel, C A Renner propr, 


621 California 
ALIAN RESTAURANT, 
& Dellasanta proprietor, 12 Ellis 


JAIL AND FE 
227 Main Street, San Francisece, 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO. 


New Jerusalem Swedenborgian Church, 
in the Hall, 413 Sutter 

New Metropolitan Market, cor New 
Montgomery and Mission 

New Orleans Insurance Association, 
Hutchinson & Mann agts, 322 end 324 
California 

ne Presentation Chapel, cor Tyler and 

is 

Sal Record House, lodgings, 100 McAl- 
ister 

New Science Dress atte? Theodore 
Gebler general agt, 1137 Mission 

New Washin mn Hotel, H F Maass 


ropr, 622 4th 
NEW WISCONSIN HOTEL. Henry 


Evans proprietor, 902 Montgomery 
New Year Silver Mining Co of Arizona, 


328 Mont: 
NEW YORK BAKERY, restaurant, 


Wm Pike proprictor, 626 and 628 
Kearny 

New York Candy Factory, G Pankin 
propr, 110 2d \ 

New York Cloak Mfg Co (John Fitz- 
getale and P WGreany), 1233 Mar- 
et 


NEW YORK DENTAL ROOMS, 
H C Maassic proprietor, 19 6th 
NEW YORE GALLERY, J H 


Peters & Co proprietors, 25 3d 

New York Jewelry Co, Joseph Her- 
spring proprietor, 35 Sutter 

New York, Lake Erie & Western RR, 
J G McCall agt, 608 Market 

New York Life Insurance Co, Alex G 
Haws mgr, 220 Sansome 

NEW YORK METROPOLE INSUR- 
ANCE COMPANY, Smith & Snow 
agents, 320 California 

New York Mining Co, F E Dietz sec, 
327 Pine 

NEW YORK PIANO COMPANY, 
E S Bonelli proprietor, 909 Market 

New York & San Francisco Collar Co 
(Sol J Levy and Leopold Brenner), 4 
Battery 

New York Soap Co, Newell & Bro proprs, 
221 Davis 

New York Straw Works, J G Thurston 
sropr, 757 Howard 

WkW YORK UNDERWRITERS 
AGENCY. Cesar Bertheau manager, 
Henry Balzer & Co agents, 209 : 
some 

New Zealand Fire and Marine Insurance 
Co, Hugh Craig mgr, 412 California 

New Zealand Insurance Co, Hugh Craig 
mgr, 412 California 

New Zealand Loan and Mercantile 
Agency Co (limited), Hugh Craig agt, 
412 California 

Newbauer & Co (H W Néwhbauer), 
wholesale matches, 206 Sacramento 


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Newbauer Jos, coal, 206 Bush and Main 
bet Howard and Folsom 

Newdoofer Henry, bootmaker, 615 Davis 

Newell & Bro (Horace and David Ne- 
well), New York Soap Co, and Eu- 
reka Salt Co, 221 Davis 

Newell David (Newell & Bro), 221 Davis 

Newell H (Newell & Bro), 221 Davis 

NEWELL TH grain commis- 
sion merchant, 124 Clay 

Newell Wm, mfr printer’s rollers, 516 
Commercial 

Newell Wm A, physician, 630 Howard 

Newhall E W (Newhall’s Sons & Co), 
311 and 313 Sansome 

Newhall G D, mfg agt, 16 Montgomery 

Newhall H C, attorney-at-law, rooms 2 
and 4, 609 Sacramento 

Newhall H M & Co (Gilbert Palache), 
commission merchants, 309 Sansome 

Newhaill’s Sons & Co (E W and WS 
Newhall), commission merchants and 
auctioneers, 311 and 331 Sansome 

MAYO (Loughbor- 

ough & Newhall), 507 Montgome 

Newhall WalterS (Newhall’sSons & Go), 
auctioneers and commission merchants, 
311 and 313 Sansome 

Newhoff Frank, cutlery, 27 Leidesdorff 

Newhouse O (Bay City Mfg Co), 225 Fell 

Newkirk D I, blacksmith, 2723 Mission 

NEWLANDS F GQ, attorney-at-law, 
230 Montgomery 

Newlands James, sec Crown Point, Yel- 
low Jacket and Gold Hill G & S Min- 
ing Co, 327 Pine 

Newlands Wm L, physician, 415 Sutter 

Newman Adolph, butcher, 1079 Market 

Newman Bartell B, attorney-at-law, 
729 Montgomery 

Newman Benj (Newman & Freud), 1025 
and 1027 Stockton 

Newman & Freud (Benj Newman and 
Isidor Freud), fancy goods, 1025 and 
1027 Stockton 

Newman H, sec Columbia Lodge I O B 


B, 121 Edd 

NEWMAN HENRY (Sclig & New- 
man), millinery goods, 31 Sutter 

Newman J, saloon, B B Hall, 119 and 
121 Eddy 

Newman J (Sol Wangenheim & Co) cor 
Davis and Sacramento 

a ag James, goldleaf factory, 202 

‘ost 
Newman Mrs Johanna, restaurant, 20 


Leidesdorff . 
Newman Joseph (Pacific Jewelry Co), 
6 ty hg 
ulius (Pacific Jewelry Co), 
Batter 
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Newman 
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Newman and John Levinson), fancy 
goods, 129 Kearny 


13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
alnut, Spanish Cedar, Veneers. 


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Newman Philip, saloon, 113 24th 

Newman S (Sol Wangenheim & Co), cor 
Davis and Sacramento ' 

Newman §, physician, pen 2d 

Newman Samuel, mgr Harding's Collec- 
tion Office, 648 Washington 

Newman Wm J (Newman & Levinson). 
129 Kearny 

Newmann Paul, pres Bohemian Club, 
430 Pine 

Newmark A (Mocker & Newmark), 327 
Turk 


NEWMARK, GRUENBERG & CO, 
(M J Newmark and Max Gruenberg), 
wholesale liquors, 221 and 223 Bush 

Newmark Joseph P (J P Newmark & 
Co), 214 California 

Newmark J P & Co (Joseph P New- 
mark), commission merchants and 
wool and hides, 214 California 

Newmark M J (Newmark, Gruenberg 
& Co), 221 and 223 Bush 

ay oa N (Brewer & Newmark), 330 

‘ine 

Newsom & Gash (John J Newsom and 
John Gash), architects, 33 Merchants’ 
Exchange 

Newsom John J (Newsom & Gash), 33 
Merchants’ Exchange 


Newsom Jos C (S & Jos C Newsom), 504 
Kearny 

Newsom Samuel (S & Jos C Newsom), 
504 Kearny 

Newsom S & Jose (Samuel and 
Joseph C News ...,, architects, 504 


Kearny 
Newtan R C, dentist, 321 Geary 


Newton Bros & Co (L Henry and Mor- 
ris Newton), wholesale groceries, 204 
and 206 California 

Newton Henry (J K Armsby & Co), 308 
Front 

Newton L Henry (Newton Bros & Co), 
204 and 206 California 

Newton Morris (Newton Bros & Co), 
204 and 206 California 

Neylan James, lumber, 18 and 20 Spear 

Niagara Fire Insurance Co, Van Tassel, 
Toy & Co agts, 314 California 

Niagara Gold and Silver Mining Co, O 
C Miller sec, 409 California 

Niagara House, William Eggert propr, 
724 Mis-ion “ 

Niblo’s Garden, cor Grove and Laguna 

Nicaragua, Consul General of, F Her- 
rera, room 5, 218 California 

‘Nichell C F A, physiciin, 706 Post 

Nichol F W, laundry, 535 Mission 

; Nicholas Geo, barber and lodging-house, 
37 Sacramento 

Nicholas Hotel, August Kuch propr, 

San Bruno Road bet 26th and Army 
Nicholds Mrs M, groceries, 308 ‘Tehama 


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Nichols A C & Co (AC. Nichols), com: 

mission merchants, hides, tallow and 
1ts, 400-404 Battery h 

WiCHOLS GEORGE, wines, liquors 
and cigars, southeast corner Post and 
Central ave 

Nichols J (Nichols & Litzius), 431 Turk 

Nichols L H, dress and cloakmaking, 
131 Post 

Nichols & Litzius (J Nichols and A Lit- 
zius), upholsterers, 431 Turk 

Nichols Richard, cigars and tobacco, 
650 4th 

Nichols W M, liquors, NW cor Powell 
and Francisco 

Nicholson J, blacksmith, 1835 Mission 

Nicholson John H (E Detrick & Co), 5- 
9 California 

Nicholson Joseph C, ship and mdse 
broker, 214 California 

Nicholson W A 8, attorney-at-law and 
justice of the peace, 520 Montgom- 


ery 

NICHUALS 0 M (Kennedy & Nich- 
uals), 324 3d 

Nickel J L (J L Nickel & Co), 123 Cali- 
fornia 

Nickel J L & Co (J L Nickel), commis- 
sion merchants, 123 California 

Nickelsburg S (Cahn, Nickelsburg & 
Co), 129 and 131 Sansome 

Nicklas John, groceries, 311 7th 

Nicol J ©, carpenter, 841 Valencia 

Nicolai W, merchant tailor, 232 Bush 

Nicolaysen Frank N, hotel and saloon, 
127 and 129 Jackson 

Nicolaysen J, saloon, NE cor Leides- 
dorff and Halleck 

NICOLL ALEXANDER, merchant 
tailor and general outfitter, 816 and 
818 Market 

Niebaum G, vice-consul Russia, 1019 
Pine 

Niece J W, liquors, 901 Kearny 

Nielsen H (Bandmann, Nielson & Co), 
210 Front 

Nielsen James, 418 
Drumm 

Nielsen John C, coffee-house, §21 Kearny 

Nielson Chris, restaurant, 632 Vallejo 
and 405 Montgomery ave 

Nielson W, coffee saloon, 227 Mont- 
gomery ave 

Niely David, nursery and florist, NE 
cor Folsom and 20th 

Niemann H, shirt mfr, room 9, 223 
Kearny 

Niemanns Henry, bakery, 1305 Polk 

Niemeyer & Hoffman (H Niemeyer and 
John Hoffman), restaurant, 403 
Spear 

Nienstedé Dietrich, liquors, SE cor 

Spear and Harrison 


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Niessen J, liquors and coffee saloon, 
2612 Geary 

Nightingale J, physician, 906 Market 

Ni; pega John Jr, physician, 300 


wigHo JAMES V, ‘iquors, 1312 Du- 


Ni “ a D, picture frames and looking 
glass factory, cor Montgomery ave 
and Chestnut 

Ninth Ward Hall, 409 3d 

Niquet Chayles, liquors, 539 California 

Noack Wm, liquors, 154 Bluxome 

Noble A T, mikkman and sec Mutual 
Aid and Protective Association, 35 


dy 
Noble” Bros (Thos and Wm Noble), 
painters, 642 Clay « 
Noble H (Harris rd Noble), 208 Leides- 


dor 

Noble HH & Co (HH Noble), stock 
brokers, 311 Montgomery 

Noble James, bootmaker, 448 Valencia 

NOBLE PATRICK, superintendent 
Pacific Rolling Mill Company, 202 


ch F, groceries, SE cor Hyde 

Nolte C R, groceries, 3004 Mission ‘ 

NOLTE F, taxidermist of Wood- 
ward’s Museum, 31 Turk 

Nonnemann Chas, South San Francisco 
nee and Provision Co, office 226 


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Nonpariel Soda and § Syrup Company, S 
Benjamin propr, 719 and 721 Bryant 
N00! A, physician, 402 Kearny 
NAMES T, attorney-at- Line, 230 


wKenry 

Noonan Jeremiah, bakery, 40 7th 

Noonday Mining Company, Wm J 
Tay,or sec, room 25, 310 Pine 

ones er ose) coffee ARIEL “wy 516 Pine 

NOR (Daniel Nor- 
cross Se ©), y a 

NORCROSS DANIEL & CO (Daniel 

N Norcross), society and 
military regalia, flags, banners, etc, 6 
‘ost 


NORCROSS H N (Daniel Norcross & 
Co), 6 Post 

NORCROSS W F, proprietor “New 

”” 420 Kearny 

Nos or bvtths H, groceries, 642 Jackson 

NORDMAN’ OS (J and L Nordman), 
watchmakers and jewelers’ materials, 
120 Sutter 

Nordman J (Nordman Bros), 120 Sutter 

Nordman L (Nordman Bros), 120 Sutter 

ah och O W, draper and tailor, 218 


NORGROVE JOHN, trunks, valises, 


etc, 12 Geary 
Noisat A (Noisat Bros), 1334 Dupont? | Noriega Bros (Pedro and Juan L No- 
riega), hatters, 8 Kearny 


Noisat Bros (J and A Noisat), 1334 Du- 
Noriega J L (Noriega Bros), 8 Kearny 


pont 
Noisat J (Noisat Bros), 1334 Dupont Noriega Pedro (Noriega Bros), 8 Kearny 
Nolan Bros (P F and Jas C Nolan), NORMAN WARD, house and 
boots and shoes, 812 and 814 Market sign painter, 1053 Market 
Nolan E (Picket & Nolan), 14 and 16] Norman Frank, hardware, 840 Valencia 
Clementina Norman Lodge Knights of Honor, J 
Nolan E D (E D Nolan & Co), 71 and73| Gans sec, B'nai Brith Hall, 121 Eddy 
Stevenson Normand Eugene, liquors, 518 Valencia 
Nolan E v & Co (E D Nolan), shoe|Normann & Co (Otto Normann), liq- 
factory, 71 and 73 Stevenson uors, 411 Bush 
N@an James, liquors, SE cor Kearny Normann Otto, liquors, 41] Bush 
and Bush Norris Charles, oyster saloon, 45 Wash- 
Nolan James C (Nolan Bros), 812 and| ington Market 
814 Market Norris Shubrick (Pierce & Co), 20 Cali- 
ne James H, painter, 404 Montgom-| fornia 
Norris Wm, sec Spring Valley Water 
Works, 516 California 
North American Ice Co, B B Minor seo, 
44 Nevada Back 
North Beach Brewery, Joseph Schwarz 
propr, NE cor Chesnut and Powell 
North Beach and Mission Street Rail- 
road, cor Fourth and Louisa 
North Bloomfield Gravel Mining Co, 320 
Sansome 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, Strect;'s.'y-°Wason stock. Cabinet Woous, ote. 


Market 

Noble Samuel J, book and job printer, 
722 Montgomery 

Noble Thos (Noble Bros), 642 Clay 

Noble Wm (Noble Bros), 642 Clay 

Nobmann Christoph, ardoeiinds SW 
cor California and Fillmore 

Nobmann Fred, liquors, 627 Merchant 

Noe and Temple cee Primary School, 
cor Noe and Temple 

NOETHIG WM, proprietor Humboldt 


Brewery, 1839 Mission 


Nolan John, livery, 1311 California 

Nolan Michael D, boots and shoes, 11 $d 

Nolan P F (Nolan Bros), 812 and 814 
Market 

Nolan Wm H, drayman, 535 Market 

Nolen M J, attorney-at- ‘law, 519 Mont- 


HOLL | ‘GEORGE (Fratinger & Noll), 


Kearny 


riLawOW $3SS01 si SiN TT SISAFAV HOH “OO SJONVAUNSNI uns JH Wi ‘ait 


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TILE*INSURAI ; 
homas O Gri.at irc aah Sansome 
North Carson Consolidated Mining Co, 
331 yong A 
North Chapman Mining Co, 419 Cali- 
fornia 


North China Insurance Co, Macondray 
206 Sansome 
North Cosmopolitan Grammar School, 
cor Filbert near Jones 
North Extension Gold and Silver Min- 
ing Co, V Ressayre sec, 33] Mont- 


gomery 
North Fresno Mining Ce, W H Allen 
sec, 306 Pine 
orth German Fire Insurance Co, 
ppitp Speyer & Co agts, 425 Califor- 
ry 


09) wor 
North German Hotel, Wivse & Wagner 


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proprs, 26 Sacramento 

North German House, Rich Schad mgr, 
NE cor 8th and Brannan 

North Gould & Curry Mining Co, 331 
Montgomery 

North Noonday Mining Co, Wm J Tay- 
lor sec, room 25, 310 Ping 

North Pacific Boarding, Sale, and Liv- 

ery Stable, 15 Washington 


5s North Pacific Coast Railroad, James D 


Walker pres, F B Latham sec, 430 
California 

NORTH PACIFIC HOTEL, D Haes- 
loop proprietor, northeast corner 
Jackson and Drumm 

North Pacific Woolen Mfg Co, 331 

tgonery. 

North Point Bonded Warehouse, cor 
Sansome and Lombard 

North Point Free Warehouse, Haslett 
& Bailey propre, Sansome nr Chesnut 

‘North Point Grain Dock Warehouse, J 
V Lavery, cor Sansome and Chestnut 

North San Francisco Homestead and 
Railroad Association, F S Spring pres, 
310 California 

Northam E F, capitalist, 120 Sutter 

NORTHAN FR » attorney-at- 
law, 224 Sansome 

Northen E F, mgr Stern’s ranches, 120 
Sutter 

Northmore Samuel, butcher, NE cor 
Folsom and 12th 

NORTHERN ‘ASSURANCE COM- 
PANY OF LONDO ABER- 
DEEN, Robert Dick 
California 

Northern Belle Mill and Mining Co, 
William Willis sec, room 29, 
Montgomery 

Northern King Mill and Mining Co, P 
J Flannigan sec, 318 Pine 


manager, 441 


Northern Insurance Co of London, Eng- 
land, W Lane Booker attorney, cor 
California and Montgomery 

North Union Church, Fillmore bet Fil- 
bert and Greenwich 

Northwestern National Insurance Co of 
Mily.aukee, Smith & Snow, 310 Cali- 


fornia 
NORT AW TERN 
OF a wAus E] < W Howell 
t 
NORTON A W (BF Sawyer & Co and 
A W Norton & Co), 400 Battery 
NORTON A W & CO (A W Norton 


E Manasge, F C Anderton, S E Hol- 
den and Koy T Kimball), wool pullers, 
Norton Henry 


Fh 
Turk " 


ae Isaac (E Greenbaum & Co), 10 

us. 

Norton & Madson (R Norton and O 
Madson), coopers, 112 Sacramento 

Norton P, liquovs, 1147 Market 

Norton R (Norton & Madson), 112 Sac- 
ramento 

NORVAL GEORGE, proprietor Cali- 
fornia Cable Restaurant, 1427 Gali- 
fornia 

Norway, Consul of, A Bergren, 406 
Montgomery 

Norwood W E, pres Windsor Mining 
Co, 327 Pine 

Nosescek Joseph, wire works, 40 Tessie 

Notre Dame des Victoires, Bush bet 
Dupont and Stockton 

Nougaret Charles, propr S F Chair Fac- 
tory, 133 and 135 Beale 

Nougues Joseph M, attorney-at-law, 
4114 California 

Nounnan Jas H, stationer and book- 
seller, 545 Hayes 

Nourse George A, attorney-at-law, 420 
California 

Novella Frank (Novella & Pitto), 427 
Jackson 

Novella & Pitto (Frank Novella and 
Guisseppe Pitto), livery stable, 427 
Jackson 

Novelty Iron Works, Mixer & Fillmore, 
211 and 213 Mission 

Novelty Wood Works, E A Stockton 
propr, 411 Mission 

Nowotny Miss A F, groceries, cigars 
and tobacco, fruits and vegetables, 
130 5th 

Noye Thomas, saloon, 519 Pacific 

Noyes C G, mining, 328 Montgome 


fsician, 9 Guerrero 
ivery stable, 432 


309 | Noyes Frederick, carpenter and builder, 


14 na 
Noyes Mrs Mary A, dressmaker, 714 
aatne _ 


Established 1840. 287 Main Street.8 F. 


DINNEED ID0N WhhUC CALVIN NUTTING a WON. Propricters- 
PIONEER IRON WORKS, “Sststitenca sas. atv mets acrest ast 


ri ie casas ih i P ‘ . \ Lae en 2) 
a AUN Hit i a Vy 1, LN, ep oe 
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Nucleus House, Henry Stern mgr, SE 
x cor 8d and Market e 
u 


shy Metin pastor St Rose 


Nu bal Nu ent & O'Neal, 8 F, and 
EA Gr bam 8 & Co,' * 209 


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Now ey Janes liquors, 327 ag 2 
NUGENT (JL Nugent 
oe RW §.0nF produce, 229 Wash- 
ngton 
Nuhbren Charles, groceries, NW cor 
©! Polk and Broadwa 
Nunan Matthew, Hibernia Brewery, 
1225 Howard 
Nunes Luiz, clothing, 115 Jackson 
Nunez A, 
Telegraph 0, 436 California 
Nussa Wm, bootmaker, 1127 Du 
NUTTALL, & 60 Nut. 
tall, J Redington, C L Fouts and F P 


jeep wih A a iron castings, 222 and HY, 712 Montgomery 
221 Fre O'’Beirne A, ier 240 4th 
Nuttall . (Nuttall, Bacon & Co), 222 | O’Beirne Joseph F, coast clerk U S 
Fremont Circuit Court and U Consnteabones, 
Nutting Medly: a Ae Nutting &| room 51, US Appraiser’s Building 
Son), 227 and Obenauer George, barber, 39 2d 
Nuttiag Calvin - (Galvin Nutting & OBER BENJ P (Mrs M H Ober 
@| _ Son oH and 229 and Co), 326 Sutter 
NUT CALVIN & SON (Calvin | 0: MARY H (Mrs M H 


and als Nutting Jr), Pioneer Iron 
Works, 227 and 229 Main 
8 Pre Joseph E, carpenter, 638 Mar- 
ket 


Nutting W P, poultry, stalls 7-10, cor 
FE Bush’ and Polk . 


Nutz F, painter, 722 Howard 
NYE AF (AF Nye & Co), 609 
and 611 Market 


tilling Company (Covington, Ky), 123 
r~} NYE A F & C0 (A F Nye), importers| California 
and dealers in gas fixtures, and| OBERFELDER MAX  (Oberfelder 
611 Market Bros & Co), 123 California 
Nye Albert G, artists’ materials and BERFELDER TOBIAS (Oberfelder 
picture frames, etc, 1033 Market Bros & Co), 123 California 
= Nye David, general supt N P C R R, | Obermeyer T F A, saloon, SE cor Post 
430 California and Dupont 
Nye {, W, real estate, 339 Kearny O’BERO N (THE), see The O’Beron 
a dressmaker, 425 Sutter | Q’BERON BILLIARD HALL, |liquo 
Nye Mev & FAIRWEATHER (Wil-| GF Walter proerstor, 38 OvFarrell 
liam A Nygh and J Arthur Fair- pees TK coffee saloon, 14 Montgom- 


ea 


aati, attorneyseat-laws, 330 Pine 
NYGH tee A 


weather), 330 Pine 
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ket 


Oakland Dairy, W J Fifield propr, de- | O’Brien Bros (J and B O’Brien), paint- 


ot 117 llth 
5 Oskland Ferry, foot Market 
FERRY 


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9} Schroder, 425 Kast 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


San Francisco District | 0, 


} Bacon), manufacturers and repairers | 0, 


(Nygh & Fair- Obradovich 8, restaurant, 901 Stockton 


Oakland Creek Route Ferry, foot Mar- | O’Brien Benj, boot and shoe maker, 608 


SALOON, C| O’Brien David (O’Brien & Puttock), 
1427 Polk 


WHITE BROS., 13 & 15 Main and lt 
Piauk 


St,.8.F Beat Steek, Oak 


Oakland Gaslight Co, J West Martin, 
0 604 Commercial 


’ & 
geo s/emal. W 8 Davis, ty agent, 
15 Sansome 

Oakland Quicksilver Mining Co, 36 and 
37 Nevada Block 

Oakland and San Francisco Rog ge Boh 
W Anderson & ropra 

Oakland Townshi 0, AE Davis 

te Market 


res and tre 

, Oscar 
Fitch manager, 28 Market, S , 962 
Broadway, Oakland, and Mason’s 
sto a Oakland 


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» rubber stamps 
and stencils, 712 Montgomery 
Oakley C M, sec Thunder Powder Co, 
606 Montg gomery 
Oakley R O, real estate, 436 California 
iy RUBBER STAMP 


BER 
Ober & Co), 326 Sutter 
OBER MRS M H & C0 (Mrs Mary H 
and Benjamin P Ober), manufactur- 
ers of corsets and ladies’ furnishing 
oods, 326 Sutter 
BROS & CO (Tobias 
and Max Oberfelder), wholesale wines 
and liquors, and agents Ainazon Dis- 


O’Brien Mrs A, liquors, 719 Howard 

O’Brien Miss «aunie, teacher S S F 
school, S W cor }4th ave and L 

O’Brien B (O’Brien Bros), 25 Tyler 


Market < 


ers, 25 Tyler 
O’Brien D, plumber and gasfitter, 2 6th 


poo'o00'ses S18 "ig WsmM ‘SJ WHOA MN 10 “09 “ONTUSN ii Tn Nl 


4] 270 


O’Brien Dennis, liquors, 317 Francisco 
0 Brien D J, mason and builder, 326 


,Pine 
O'Brien Mrs E, dressmaker, 5284 Valen- 


cia 
O’Brien George, boarding-house, 9 
Broadway 
O’Brien Jas, liquors, 719 Howard 
O’Brien J (Fitzpatrick & O’Brien), cor 
4th and Jessie 
O’Brien J (O’Brien Bros), 25 Tyler 
O'BRIEN J J, proprietor “The Ar- 
cade,” dry goods, 924-928 Market 
O’Brien John (P J O’Brien & Sons), 331 


. Sacramento, 


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employment office, 610 Clay 

O’Brien John, butcher, 721 Brannan 

O’Brien John, grocer, 237 Minna 

O’Brien. John, harnessmaker, 204 8th 

O’Brien John, hair goods, cor Channel 
and 10th 

O’Brien Joseph (P J O’Brien & Sons), 
331 ‘Tyler 

O'BRIEN M (Joseph Wagner & Co), 
105 and 107 Mission 

O’Brien Maggie, teacher West Mission 
Primary School 

O’Brien Michael, plumber, 432 Geary 

Brien Patrick, saloon, 106 Pacitic 


Ss 


*Brien Peter, saloon, 111 Vallejo 

’*Brien PJ (P J O’Brien & Sons), 331 

Tyler 

O’Brien PJ & Sons (P J, Willis, John 
and Joseph O’Brien), carriage mfrs, 
329 and 331 Tyler 

O’Brien & Puttock (David O’Brien and 
H Puttock), Telephone Oyster Co, 
1427 Polk 

O’Brien Richard (O’Brien & Ryall), 516 
Mission 

O’Brien & Ryall (R O’Brien and John 
Ryall), sa'oon, 516 Mission 

O’Brien T A, attorney-at-law, 324 Pine 

O’Brien Thomas, groceries, 650 Mission 

O’Brien Thomas M, attorney-at-law, 
306 Pine 

O’Brien Thomas V, attorney-at-law, 402 
Montgomer 

O'BRIEN & WARD (John O’Brien 
and James Ward), employment office, 
610 Clay 

O'BRIEN W J, dancing teacher, 2131 
Mission " 

O’Brien Willis (P J O'Brien & Sons), 
331 Tyler 

O’Brine Wm, saloon, 6 Jackson 

Obrock J D, veterinary surgeon, 1523 
Howard 

O’Bryan Patrick, carpenter, 511 Jackson 

U’Bryen P E (Henry Doyle & Co), 511 
Market 

O'CALLAGHAN DENIS J, livery 
stable, 838-844 Howard 


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San Francisco. 


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O'BRIEN JOHN (O’Brien & Ward 


PRISON CELLS, we:'tee’ lain wtreet, wi. 


O'Callaghan R, bootmaker, 800 24th 

‘“‘Occident” (Presbyterian), 757 Market 

Occidental Club, 763 Howard ; 

OCCIDENTAL FOUNDRY, Steiger & 
Kerr proprietors, 137 Ist 

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, George H 
Arnold manager, east side Montgom- 
ery between Bush and Sutter . 

Occidental Hotel Bar, 229 and 231 Bush 

Occidental Laundry, Filbert bet Gough 
and Octavia 

Occidental Lodge K of H, J F Brown 
sec, B’nai B’rith Hall, 121 Eddy 

Occidental Mining Co, 69 Nevada Block 

Occidental and Oriental Steamship Co, 
T H Goodman general passenger agt, 
cor 4th and Townsend 

OCCIDENTAL WAREHOUSE, Wm 
M Starr, corner Ist and Townsend 

Ocean House, San Miguel nr Ocean 
House Road 

Ocean Race Course, 7 miles SW from 
Kearny 

Oceanic Steamship Co, J D Spreckels & 
Bros agts, 327 Market 

O’Connell D A, attorney-at-law, 628 
Montgomery 

‘O’Conneli J, painting, 781 Folsom 

O'CONNELL MARTIN, Architectural 
Iron Works, 230-236 Steuart 

O’Connell Wm, saloon, 156 1st 

O’Conner Cornelius, pres Garden City 
Chemical Works, 303 Montgomery 

O’Conner Dan, saloon, 510 Mission 

O’Conner John, saloon, 633 Davis 

O’Conner Thomas, liquors, 412 Main 

O’Connor Annie E, saloon, 550 Mission 

O’Connor Bros (E A O'Connor), pro- 
duce and commission merchants, SE 
cor Clay and Drumm 

O’Connor Bryan (O’Connor, Moffatt & 
Co), 111-115 Post 

O’Connor Con, pres Golden City Chem- 
ical Works, cor 7th and Townsend 

O’Connor E A (O’Connor Bros), SE cor 
Clay and Drumm 

O’Connor Frank, attorney-at-law, 429 
Mont: omer 

O’Connor J (McCarthy & O’Connor), 
355 Tehama 

O'Connor James & Co, groceries, 434 


Geary 

O’CONNOR TC (O'Connor & Sheehy), 
767 Mission 

O’Connor J F, groceries and fruit, 407 
Broadway 

O’Connor John (McCarthy & O’Connor), 
355 Tehama 

O’Connor M, hetter, 731 Mission 

O’Connor M (Ahern & o), 208 Wash- 


COMM 
0" OR, MOFFATT & CO (Bryan 
O’Connor and George Moffatt), impor- 


ters of dry goods, P11-115 Post 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING 333 TYLER ST.,S. F. 


a 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montgomery & 724 Market. 


O'Connor P 


son 
O’Connor |] 
entina 
O’Connor R 
o’CONNO! 
nor and. 
767 Missi 
O’Connor ‘ 
Montgor 
O’Connor T 
nor), 204 
O’Connor 
O’Conor Da 
and Unic 
O’Conor Ja 
and Tayl 
O’Conor 
Pacific 
O’Day Hen 
O’Day Jam 
Odd Fello: 
(colored), 
Odd _ Fello: 
Geo T Bc 
sec, officc 


Geary 
Odell W L 
Odermatt | 
O’Dillon W 
O’DONAG 

Co), 725 
O’Donald 
ODONNE 

cian, 70 
O’Donnell 
O’Donnell 

nell), 13 
O'Donnell 
O’ Donnell 

Castro a 
O’Downell 
O'Donnell 
O’Donne)! 


Market 


O'Connor Patri>k, groceries, 416 Stever.- 


son 

ssf} O’Connor Richard, groceries, 718 Clem- 

— entina 

O’Connor Richard, Miner’s Hotel,261 1st 

og | O'CONNOR & SHEEHY (J C 0’Con- 
nor and J W Sheehy), undertakers, 
767 Mission 

O’Connor Thomas, stock broker, 304 
Montgomery 

O’Connor Thos M (Cummins & O’Con- 
nor), 204 Market ; 

O’Connor Thomas, liquors, 412 Main 

O’Conor Daniel, fruits, NE cor Hyde 
and Union 

O’Conor James, groceries, NE cor Geary 
and Taylor | 

O'Conor ‘W J (J F Thornton & Co), 1600 
Pacific 

O’Day Henry, wood and coal, 132 Henry 

O’Day James, liquors, 41. West Mission 

Odd Fellows, Grand United Order of 
(colored), 510 Bush 

Odd Fellows’ Cemetery Association, 
Geo T Bohen pres, Geo W Roberts 
sec, office 410 Kearny 

Odd Fellows’ Hall, 325 Montgomer 

ODD FELLOWS’ LIBRARY AS8s0- 
CIATION, George A Carnes librarian, 
325 Moatgomery 

Odd Fellows’ Savings Bank, Martin 
Heller pres, James Benson sec, 20 
Montgomery 

O’Dea Mrs Catharine, dressmaker, 6184 
Minna 

dee Martin (Duningan & O’Dea), 126 
rear 

Odell W L, carpenter, 668 Howard 

Odermatt F A, dentist, 33 Kearny 

O’Dillon Wm, upholsterer, 934 Folsom 

O’'DONAGHUE DANIEL (Anstett & 
Co), 725 Green 

O’Donald Mrs E, saloon, 312 Pacific 

O'DONNELL CHARLES 6,_physi- 
cian, 704 Washington corner Kearny 

O’Donnell Hugh, liquors, 941 Market 

O’Donnell M (J J Donovan & M O’Don- 
nell), 1303 Polk 

O'Donnell Matt, saloon, 5 Dupont 

O’Donnell Michael, groceries, 17th bet 
Castro and Noe 

O’Downell P, butcher, 927 Bryant 

O'Donnell Patrick, saloon, Long Bridge 

O’Donne}'! Petrick, liquors, cor Ken- 
tucky aad 16th 

O’Donne!l Thos (Bailey & O’Donntll), 
532 Hayes 

O’Donovan Samuel, bakery, 532 Polk 

ODORLESS EXCAVATING CO, D 
E Root president, southeast corner 
Ellis and Devisadero, office 430 
Kearny 

te! to & Einhorn (J O'Dwyer and J 
H Einhorn), dry goods, 36 and 38 3d 


2 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montgomery 


is. is 2 ee 


San Francisco. 271 


O’Dwyer J (O'Dwyer & Einhorn), 36 and 
334° : 


Oellerich H, restaurant, 104 2d 

Oellrick Wm, fruits, 53 Centre Market 

Oesterreicher Louis, real estate, 503 
California 

Oesting William (Erzgraher & Ocsting), 
27 and 108 California Market 

O’Farrell John J, real estate and house 
broker, 624 Sacramento 

O’Farrell Louis J, sec Silver Lick Con- 
solidated Mining Co, 628 Montgomery 
Block 

Offenheimer H (Offenheimer & Co), NE 
cor lst and California 

Offermann Wm, groceries, NW cor 10th 
and Folsom 

Offenber J L, gentlemen’s nurse, 119 
Ellis : 

Ogden B F, carpenter, 435 Hayes 

O’Gorman Mrs Ellen, groceries, 410 
Folsom 

Ohalleran Thomas, grocery, NE cor 
Castro and 24th 

O’HANLON JAMES (James O’Hanlon 
& Co), 10 Montgomery avenue and: 
717 and 719 Montgomery 

O'HANLON JAMES & CO (James 
O'Hanlon), boots and shoes, and cloth- 
ing, 10 Montgomery avenue and 717 
and 719 Montgomery 

O’Harra John, groceries, cor 27th and 
Gunnison 

Ohavi Zion Chebra, G Gans sec, B’nai 
Brith Hall, 121 Eddy 

Ohavi Shalom Chebra, J Israelsky sec, 
B’nai B’rith Hall, 121 Eddy 

Ohland J, groceries, 1520 Folsom 

Ohlen Edward, restaurant and liquors, 
212 Sansome 

Ohm Charles H, jeweler, 773 Market 

Ohm E F, watchmaker, 604 Merchant 

Ohm F A, bootmaker, 430 Folsom 

OHMEN WILLIAM 4H, machine 
works, 109 and 111 Beale 

Ohnstein Oscar, restaurant, 249 4th 

O’Kane F, Parcel Exchange, 335 Mont- 
gomery : 

O’Kane F, express, 1116 Mission 

O’Kane John, saddles and harness, 767 
Market 

O’Kane J, hvery stable, 1408 Folsom 

O’Kane Mrs J, lodging-house, 765 
Market 

O’Keefe D, wood and coal, 814 Folsom 

Okeil C H, lieutenant Underwriters’ 
Fire Patrol, 33 Stevenson 

Okerlund & Clark (Peter Okerlund and 
RL Clark), blacksmiths, 325 Fran- 


cisco 

Okerlund Peter (Okerlund & Clark), 325 
Francisco 

Olaroveky A E, consu!-general Russia, 
1019 Pine 


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mi, hore Bernhard (Olcovich Bros), 10 


nt 
Olcovich Bros (Bernhard and Joseph 
Olcovich), teas, Chinese mdse, and 
commission merchants, 10 Front 
te Joseph (Olcovich Bros), 10 


ront 

Olds A H, Electric Light Co, 23 Ste- 
venson 

Old City Hall, e s Kearny bet Wash- 
ington and Merchant 

Old People’s Home, Francisco bet 
Stockton and Powell 

Old Turners’ Hall, Huber Bros proprs, 
620 Bush 

Oleary James, livery, 2113 Pine 

O’Leary Jerry, coal and wood, 4 Harri- 
son ave 

Oliva Charles, fruits, 25 Stockton 

Oliva Emanuelle, wood and coal, 2419 
Mason 

Oliver B P, real estate, 424 Montgomery 

Oliver F, liquors, 503 Davis 

OLIVER H (H Oliver & Co), 535 Clay 

OLIVER H & CO, designers and en- 

avers on wood, 535 Clay 

Oliver W F, engraver on wood, 240 
Montgomery 

Oliver William Letts, mining sec, 328 


Mont 
OLIVERO FRAN CISCO, Lisbon Chop 


House Restaurant, 503 Davis 

Olivet Catholic Church, Tennessee bet 
Sierra and Napa 

Olivier Madam Claudim, French laun- 
dry, 1021 Stockton , 

Ollino Giuseppe, physician, 700 Broad- 


wa: 

OLNEY WARREN (Robinson, Olney 
& Byrne), attorney-at-law, 310 Pine 

O’Loghlen Mrs M A, dressmaker, 
15064 Pol 

Olsen Gus, blacksmith, 217 Mission 

OLSEN J J, restaurant, 42 Spear 

Olsom John E, saloon, 1110 Battery 

Olson A (Olson & Anderson), 902 
Kearny 

Olson & Anderson (A Olson and PA 
Anderson), saloon, 902 Kearny 

Olsson John (Olsson & Nevers), 111 Ist 

Olsson & Nevers (John Olsson and L J 
Nevers), preprs Pacific Brass Works, 
111 Ist 


J, tailor, 774 Folsom 


O'MALLEY PATRICK, fruits and | Oppenheim Robert (Oppenheim & Stieb- 


vegetables, 2146 Mission 


PRISON CELLS, No. wk? Main Sirect, Sc 


San Francisco. 


Omnibus Railroad Co, F I Gardiner sec, 
office 725 and 727 Howard 

Onderdonk A, attorney-at-law, 426 Cal- 
ifornia 

O’Neal R W (Nugent & O'Neal), 229 
Washington 

Oneida Mining Co, H P Bush sec, 27 
Merchants’ Exchange 


O’Neil Charles, tailor, 623 Merchant 
O’Neil Daniel, livery stable, 8836 How- 


ard 
O’Neil H, propr Solano Crushing Mill, 
218-224 Steuart 
| O'Neil John, liquors, cor 5th ave and M 
O’Neil John N, plumber, 809 24th 
O’Neil P, hairdresser; 302 Folsom 
O’Neil Thos, livery stable, 2912 Mission 
O’Neill Mrs Annie, dressmaking, 815 
Mission 
O’Neill Edward, varieties, 40] Geary 
0’ LH Pioneer Chimney 
Cleaner, 407 Bush 
O’Neill John, optician, 41 5th 
O'Neill Mrs J, bakery, 41 5th 
O’Neill John, saloon, cor 5th ave and N 
O’Neill Mrs Margaret, bakery, 41 5th 
O’Neill & McDonald (S O'Naill and J 
W McDonald), 116 
Washington 
O’Neill Moses, harnessmaker, 728 4th 
O’Neill Patrick, barber, 302 Folsom 
O’Neill P, grain and produce, 216 Davis 
O’Neill Richard, capitalist, room 71, 309 
Montgomery 
O’Neill S (O'Neill & McDonald), 116 
Washington 
O’Neill & Stewart (Thos O'Neill and 
James Stewart), dry go.ds, 875 Mar- 


ket 

O’Neill Thomas (O’Neill & Stewart), 875 
Market 

Onesti & Connor (G Onesti and John 
Connor), fruit and produce commis- 
sion merchants, 501 and 503 Sansome 

Onesti Giuseppe (Onesti & Connor), 
501 and 503 Sansome 

Oneto A, fruits and vegetables, 240} 5th 

O’Niel Edward, bakery, 710 17th 

O’Niell Edward, varieties, 401 Geary 

Ono Hall, 1885 Mission 

Onstott 1 H, second-hand furniture, 855 
Market 


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“AUEN, TUGGLE & CO. 


San Francisco. 


Oppenheim § B, tailor, 413 Kearny 

Oppenheim & Stiebers (Robert Oppen- 
heim and Danl Stiebers), barbers, 
12 6th 

Oppenheimer & Bro (H Oppenheimer 
and L Goodman), importers cigars 
and tobacco, NE cor Front and Cali- 
fornia 

Oppenheimer Chas ("evy, Diamant, 

Orpentsaee & Co), 107 Batter 

Oppenheimer Elias, butcher, 
Grove and Octavia 

Oppenheimer Ivan, hides, fur, wool and 
tallow, 45 Clay 

Onpaahenee Isaac (Neustadter Bros), 

W cor Pine and Sansome 
Oppenheimer J L (Oppenheimer & Sal- 
Ouneike 422 se ae JL Op 
mheimer & Salinger ( pen- 

Heimer and William Salinger), ex- 
change office, 422 Montgomery 

Oramas Miss Merced, ladies’ and chil- 
dren’s wear, 307 Sutter 

Oramas & Mocker (T Oramas and W 
Mocker), cigars and tobacco, cor Mar- 
ket and Powell 

Oramas T (Oramas & Mocker), cor Mar- 
ket and Powell 

Orata ‘ Bartolomeo, chop house, 419 


Davis 

Orchestral Union, Wm Toepke director, 
117 Post 

Orcutt W C, candies, 128 3d 

Ordenstein & Co(M Ordenstein), whole- 
sale cigars, 306 eer 

Oregon City Woolen Mills, Brown Bros 
& Co i 121 and 123 Sansome 

OREGON IMPROVEMENT COM- 
PANY, J L Howard assistant man- 


ager, 210 Batte 

OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVI. 
GATION COMPANY,  Goodull, 
Perkins & Co superintendents and 
agents ocean division, office 10 Mar- 
-ket, ticket office 214 a 

OREGON RAILWAY NAVI- 

GATION COMPANY FREIGAT 
OFFICE, A D kdgar agent, Spear 
Street Wharf 

O'Reilly James, bootcrimper, 644 “Mis- 


E cor 


sion 

O'Reilly J P, liquors, cor Spring and 
Summer 

O’Reilly Patrick, coal and wood, 915 
Poat 


O'Reilly Thomas, hootmaker, 336 6th 
MBS R, St James Hotel, 
t 

Orford Robert (Degan & Orford), NE cor 
Ellis and Broderick 

Oriard Theo, physician, 23% Kearny 

Oriard T J, physician, 1218 Mission 

Orient Insurance Co of Hartford, Jacobs 
& Easton general agts, 216 Sansome 


A wo D LUMBER & WAGON STOCK “sncTe Se icepet Sees 


278 
Oriental Court A O F, B'nai B'rith 
Hall, 121 Edd 
Oriental Hotel, 4 
and 


RENTAL. 

ORIENT MARKET, Solomon 
Lobenstein proprietor, northwest cor- 
ner Post and na 

ORIENTAL PHOTOGRAPHIC 
PARLORS, Arthur W Dowe and J 
M Pickett vroprictors, 997 and 999 
Market corner 6th . 

Oriental Printing House, M Weiss propr, 
319 Battery 

Original Empire Mill and Mining Co, D 
A Jennings sec, 401 California 

Original Hidden Treasure Mining Co, 
D A Jennings sec, 401 California 

Original Keystone S M Co, F E Luty 
sec, 330 Pine 

Orjubin F M, dyeing works, 1719 Powell 

Ornheim J S, druggist, 248 Oak 

Oro Blanco Mining Co, Geo W Deitzler 
sec, 220 Sansome 

Oro Mining Co, Wm Stuart sec, 320 
Sansome 

Orphen Asylum, Sister Mary Baptisti 

ussell mother superior, Mount &t 
Josephs, SS F 
Orsi George, painter, 226,Montgomery 


enry Jung propr, cor 
Deena til 


ave 

O’Rorke Patrick, horseshoer, 5 Mile 
House, Mission Road 

O’Reurke Mrs B, groceries, SW cor 
Union and Kearny 

O’Rourke Henry M, groceries, 401 Uxion 

O’Rourke John, blacksmith, 209 Ellis 

ORPHEUS BEER HALL, Henry 
Steinbach proprietor, 819 Kearny 

ORR & AT § (John K Orr and RC 
Atkins), gents’ furnishing goods, 123 
and 125 Montgomery 

Orr John K (Orr & Atkins), 123 Mont- 


ome! 

ORRICK O §, general agent California 
Paint Company and Averill Mixed 
Paints, 403 Market 

ORSELLI C (C Bardoni & Co), 115 
Clar 

Orth Peter (Heim & Orth), 121 Dupont 

Ortiner J P, tailor, 130 Hayes 

Ortet Bros (L and F Ortet), cutlers, 524 
Commetcial 

ORTIZ J A (Bigaze & Ortiz), 328 Mont- 
gomery avenue 

Ortiz M, barber, 1426 Pacific 

ad R H (Belden & Orton), 315 Cali- 
‘ornia 

OSBORN & ALEXANDER (Frank F 
Osborn and Geo W Alexander), hard- 
se mechanics’ tools, etc, 628 Mar- 

et 

OSBORN EDWARD E, solicitor of 

atents, American and foreign, rooms 
8 and 14, 320 California 


Nes. 18 and 20 Spear Street, San Wrasciace,” 


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Osborn Frank F (Osborn & Alexander), 
628 Market 
Osborn G W, real estate, room 40, 309 


Mont 
OSBORN RF & CO (R F Osborn), 


wholesale and retail hardware (cab- 
inet), 751 Market 

Osborne D J, mechanical engineer, 309 
‘California 

OSBORNE DM & CO, manufacturers 
of harvesting machines, O M God- 
wast manager, branch offico 33 Mar- 

et 


URNE & JONES, short-hand re- 
orters, 309 Montgomery 
Osbourne Samuel, short-hand reporter, 
309 Montgomery 
Osgood & Co, mdse brokers, 214. Cali- 
ornia 
OSMENT THOMAS M (Clement, Os- 
ment & Clement), attorney-at-law, 
420 Montgomery 
Osmers Chas (Osmers & Co), cor Spear 
and Bryant 
Osmers & Co (Charles Osmers, J G W 


of the Town Clock 


uors, NW cor Ist and Brannan, NW 
cor Folsom and East, and NW cor 
Spear and Bryant 

Osmers Herman (Osmers & Co), cor 
Spear and Bryant 

Ososke Isaac, butcher, 334 5th 

bar ah A, watchmaker and jeweler, 

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Osterloh Henry, salt, 37 Commercial 

OSTERREICHER L, real estate and 
land agent, 503 California 

Osthoff J H, groceries, cor 22d and Al- 


abama 
O’Sullivan Patrick, barber, 1069 How- 


ard 

O’Sullivan E P, fruit and produce, 718 
Brannan bet 6th and 7th 

O’Sullivan M J, liquors, NE cor Larkin 
and die 

O'Sullivan P D, liquors, 17474 Mission 

Oswald W, meat market, 1012 Pacific 

Otersen H, liquors, 33 Post 

Otis & Co (Stephen Otis), stock brokers, 
306 Montgomery 

Otis Frank, attorney-at-law, 520 Mont- 
gomery 

Otis Frank, vice-pres The Olympic Club, 
119 Post 

Otis George E, attorney-at-law, 420 Cal- 
ifornia 

Otis Stephen (Otis & Co), 306 Mont- 


fomery 

O’Toole M C, physician, St Ann’s 
rig oor! 

Ott ii in, watchmaker, 408 Com- 


merc: 
pa Marie, teacher of music, 1069 How- 


315 J Street, Sacramento, § 


.H. WACHHORST, Jeweler 


Schulte and H H W Stroecker), liq- |’ 


274 Sam Francisco. 


OTTEN IN DIEDRICK, groceries, 1019 

acitic 

Otten Carsten, groceries, NE cor Ma- 
son and Francisco 

Otten Claus, groceries, SW cor Post and 
Octavia 

Otten & Cordes (John Otten and John 
Cordes), groceries, 1401 Stockton 

Otten John (Otten & Cordes), 1401 
Stockton 

Otterson H, saloon, 33 Pine 

Otterstedt F (Wm Fahrenkrieg & Co), 
NW cor Howard and 7th 

Oulif Mme’ Blanche, millinery, 1 Du- 


ont 

Oulton George (Pacific Distilling Co), 
416 Battery 

Oulton M, grocer, 748 Brannan 

‘Our Chosen Friends,’ S Danielewicz 
editor, 23 Kearny 

Our Saviour’s Church (Scandinavian), 
20 Sherman 

Overacre P I, mdse broker, 123 Califor- 


ia 

Overend Mrs E, propr Commercial 

on Power Works, 5064 Commer- 

cia, 

Overland Freight Transfer Co, office 
Central Pacific Railroad, cor 4th and 
King, warehouse Bluxome nr 5th 

Overland House, A Livingston propr, 
531 and 533 Sacramento 

Overland Ticket Office, Overland Ferry 
Landing, fout of Market 

Overman Silver Mining Co, George D 
Edwards sec, 414 California 

Overstreet Wm F, bakery and confec- 
tionery, 219 Tyler 

Owens B W, commission wool merchant, 
405 Front 

Owens Frank (Owens & King), 823 
Market 

Cwens Frederick, teas, 522 and 524 
Kearn 

Owens James B, groceries, cor Fulton 
and Buchanan 

Owens John B, pottery commission 
house, 22 California 

Owens & King (Frank Owens and 
quot King), carpenters, 823 Mar- 

e 


Owens Thomas, saloon, 406 Montgomery 
Oyen S C, tailor, 548 4th 
Ozouf Sophia, dressmaker, 610 Post 


Pp . 
Pac John J (Bautes & Pac), 511 Wash- 


LES, chronometer and 

watch manufacturer, 418 Battery 
PACHETEAU JACQUE (Thomas 
vane Parisian Dyeing Works, 27 


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PACIFIC ASPHALTUM CO (F N 
Neuval and WS Somerville), dealers 
and contractors, 422 Montgomery 


PACIFIC BANK, R H McDonald 
president, corner Pine and Sansome 
Pacific Bell Telephone Company, Geo 
S Ladd pres, John I Sabin supt, 222 
Sansome 

Pacific Box Factory, Myers & Racou- 
illat proprs, cor 9th and Harrison 

Pacific Brass Works and Mechanical 
Work Shop, Olson & Nevers proprs, 
111 lst 

Pacific Brewery, F & F H Fortman 
proprs, 267 and 271 Tehama 

PACIFIC BRIDGE COMPANY, 
railroad contractors and builders of 
combination wood, iron, and suspen- 
.sion bridges, C H Gorrill president, 
R W Gorrill treasurer, 4 California 
and 169 1, Portland, Oreg n 

Pacific Building and Loan - .ssociation, 
J Cerf pres, L L Dennery vec, room 4, 
729 Montgomery 


PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, 


Chamberlain & Robinson proprietors, 
320 Post 


‘PA C BUSINESS COLLEGE 
REVIEW.” W E Chamberlain and 
T A Robinson proprieters, 320 Post 


The design of this institution is to im- 
part such an education as will best 
repare students for the practical af- 
airs of life. It provides thorough, 
systematic and practical courses of in- 
struction, and employs a full corps of 
competent and faithful teachers. Ev- 
ery available modern improvement has 
been introduced, and whatever a lib- 
eral expenditure of money and well 
direc energy could do, has been 
done to make the school what it should 
be, and to maintain for it a reputation 
worthy of its rank. 


The Business Course, both theoietical 
and practical, is as near perfection as 
it is possible to make it. The system 
of Actual Business Training employed 
is unsurpassed, students receiving the 
same practice in conducting business 
affairs as though they were in a bona 
Jide bank, office or counting house. 
Practical a is made the sub- 
ject of daity drill. 

The Academic Course affords an excel- 
lent opportunity for persons of any 
age to obtain thorough instruction in 
Spelling, Reading, Arithmetic, Gram- 
mar, Letter-Writing, etc., the Higher 
Machematical branches and the Mod- 
ern Languages. 

The Telegraphic Course is well calculated 
to make proficient operators. It in- 
cludes careful instruction in sound and 
paper operating, setting up of instru- 
ments, management of batteries, use 
of switches and ground wires, etc. 

GENERAL INFORMATION.—Day and even- 
ing sessions during the entire year. 
Students can enter at any time. La- 
dies are admitted to all the depart- 
ments of the school, Individual in- 
struction is given. Life Scholarships 
for the complete Business Course are 
issued at $70. 


Pacific Carriage Co and The Baldwin 


Livery Stable, Oliver Hiuckley supt, | 


perp and coupes for hire, 11 Pow- 

ell and 200 Sutter 

PACIFIC CEMENT COMPANY, J 
Browell agent, 731 Montgomery 

“Pacific Churchmar” /Episcopal), W H 
H Tobey mgr, 605 Montgomery 

Pacific Cloak Mfg Co, Lesser Leszynsky 
and S Zekind, 2 and 4 Battery 

Pacific Club (The), James T Boyd pres, 
204 Montgomery 

Pacific Coal and Feed Yard, C F Wyer 
& Co proprs, 847-S51 Mission 


PACIFIC COAST DIRECTORY, 


MIKE 


Co 


Publishors, 238 Montgomery, San Francisco, and 68) 24th, Oakland 


Pacific Coast Children’s Carriage 
Works, ws 16th bet Folsom and 


Lucas & Co, 215 


DETECTIVE | PA 


Pacific Coast Dredging and Keclamation 
Co, Vincent Neale sec, John Hackett 
m: rato COAST. no 271 East 

OTEL REGIS- 
TER COMPANY D Hicks « Co 
. proprietors, 508 Montgomery 


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KUldWOUd S3SSO1 SLI SAVd ONV SISNY HOIHM ““OO 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, serect ee OWason stock, Cabince Woes bie” 


EP NCN ee SNe aS RIA MRAM TON AN TaN Ow 
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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO, srevernens i2vy, JEWELER 
C 276 Sam. Francisco. =] 3 
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PACIFIC COAST IMMIGRANT | Pacific Ink Factory, L Schwabacher == | Pacific Oil 
g ASSOCIATION, Arnold Bros mana-| _propr, 617-621 Biennke $ = 869 Mar 
ra, 207 Kearny 14,» | Pacific Iron and Nail Co (8 F), W J | by s<t | PACIFIC 
Bi ‘ feat Coast payerniet Revenue Guide, ” s Fipatee oe se oh California ra) = White p 
acramento ORKS, Rankin, Pacific Oy: 
PACIFIC COAST LAND BUREAU, | _ Brayton & Co, 127 let oa| Bush — 
G W Fink general manager, F B| Pacific Jewelry Co (Julius and | Pacific Pe 
Wilde secretary, 22 pontarenety Joseph Newman and M Samuels), mfg ropr, 1. 
“Pacific Coast Law Journal,” W T bsg-, _ jewelers, 6 Batter e PACIFIC 
aot Co publishers, 538 Sacramento | Pacific Jute Mfg Co, A Cahn pres, | Koster 
PACIFIC AST LIFE -| Philip Susman sec, office 204 Front Sp factory 
ANCE COMPANY, Geo A Moore| Pacific Lamp and Reflector Factory, |@ =| Octavia 
president, 418 California Emile Boesch prepr, 583 and 585 Mis- | L ©] “PACIFI 
4s Pacific Coast Mfg Co, proprs Climax! sion e =| __sopublishe 
Washing Powder, 9054 Howa'd Pacific Land Agency, real estate, 305 sion and 
“Pacific Coast Postal Index,” LP Me-| Kearny Gy ©? | PACIFIC 
Carty publisher, 502 Taylor Pacific Land Investment Co, A E Davis o at McBean 
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP | pres, foot of Market Market, 
COMPANY, Goodall, Perkins & Co} Pacific Land and Trust Co, Robert J land 
9] general yee 10 Market, ticket| Mercer mgr, 513 Qalifornia | Pacific Pc 
office 214 Montgomery Pacific Laundry, A N Wahler, 775 Ew] sec, SC 
La) ‘Pacific Coast Wine Herald,” 409} Market 3 >! Pacitic P 
y] Washington “PACIFIC LIFE,” J J Harrigan pro- =| Street | 
Pacific Collection Co, Julius Blumenthal | p.ietor, 420 Kearny 
wa =| PACIFIC 
4} mgr, room 3, 528 California Pacific Lodge F and 4 M, Geo Pendleton | ‘HOUS! 
aa) PA C CON PASTE CO (Ravenna, |__ sec, B’nai B’rith Hall, 121 Eddy ‘ Comme 
Ghirardelli & Co), 421 and 423 Battery | Pacific Lodge, No. 48, IO B B, G Gold- @ | PACIFIC 
+] Pacific Copper Works (L Wagner and F| smith sec, B'nai B'rith Hall, 12) M4 PANY 
pH g Todt), 565 Mission Eddy ©] Benchl 
| Pacitic Cream of Tartar Works, A Vig-| Pacific Lodging House, S A Cottrall =| Keeney 
5 | __ nier propr, 429 and 431 Battery ropr, 209 Leidesdorff C2 Ol 3. antnten 
2 Pacific Dispensary for Women and/|P CIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP a) Pacific I 
2 Children, Miss Kate N Post resident} COMPANY, Williams, Dimond & !} = Fuller 
$ physician, Mra Charlotte B Brown| Co, general agents, office Mail Dock, = 
superintending physician, Mrs LMJ _ corner Ist and Brannan, 202 Market wn 
ts anzer attending physician, 221 and | Pacific Mfg Co, Honig & Alexander C2 = 
35 223 13th : proprs, mfrs furnishing goods and — 
ea Pacific Distilling Co (H Voorman,| overalls, 109 Battery wa 
6 | George Oulton and Louis Schultz), | Pacific Mfg Co, wooden and_ metallic 
is Pierce bet Chestnut and Lombard, 416| burial cases and caskets, W H Brown : 
Battery mgr, 629 Mission AS a 
& | Pacific Electric Co, Chas Wheeler pres, |“PACIFIC MEDICAL AND SUR- —) 
bade E P Shepard sec, galvanic belts and| GICAL JOURNAL” (monthly), |@ 
35 electric trusses, 330 Sutter Henry Gibbons and Henry Gibbons Jr | ? =| 
| Pacific Fertilizing Co, A Haas mgr, 106] editors METAL WO 101 Dupont g | 
fet Davis PACIFIC METAL WORKS, Morrow | © es 
Pacific Fire Insurance Co, AJ Bryant| & Strong proprietors, 115 and 117 25 
general agt, 218 and 220 Sansome lst 32 
Pacific Free Warehouse, Gower & Gil- | “PACIFIC METHODIST,” Wick B He 
man proprs, NW cor Broadway and|_ Parsons editor, 419 Sacramento 4 
(@) Front Pacific Mining and Reducing Co, James z = 
Pacific Fur Store, Lachman & Sternfels| |W Busling sec, 413 California 3° 
roprs, 129 Montgomer PACIFIC MUSTARD MILL, John L | $2 
pi C GLO Wo ,S Bruml} Koster manager, office 33 Main * . 
prgpretor 106 Bettany PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSUR- ie 
PACIFIC GOLD. SILVER _AND| ANCE COMPANY (The), George 4 a 
NICKEL PLATING WORKS, W/|_ Moore president, 418 California e 
q E aay oc proprietor, 103 Gear: Pacitic Newspaper Publishing Co, Carlos ie 
Pacific Hall, Bush bet Kearny auth Du-| White Pore 320 Sansome B4 
B pont PACIFIC OCEAN EXCHANGE, |°2 
Pacific Homeopathic Dispensary, Mrs| Christ Tamm proprietor, southeast ; 
David Wilder pres, 843 Howard corner Bay and Mason § 
Pacific Homeo,athic Pharmacy, F Hil- Pacific Oil and Lead Works, J G Kittle g 
ler Jr & Co proprs, 33 Dupont mgr, King bet 2d and 3d : 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, *""Sesusir Sr ei 5S, Prescsce 


= acific Oil Stove Co, H L Howse propr, | Pacific Stock Exchange, Frank L Unger 


869 Market 


White proprietors, 112 and 114 Front 
ea House, Chas Haaks, 337 
us 
Pacific Perfumery Co, H C Hudson 
pane 13 Pine 
= PACIFIC PICKLE WORKS, John L 
Koster manager, office 323 Front, 


SS factory Fulton between Gopgh and 
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“PACIFIC PILOTE.” F G Gerhard 
publisher, office 36 13th between Mis- 
sion and Howard 

€3) PACIFIC POTTERIES, Gladding, 
ex| McBean & Co proprietors, 1310-1316 
aeee works Sacramento and Oak- 
an 
© | Pacific Power Co, George F Bowman 
es; sec, S C Bigelow pres, 314 California 
>) Pacitic Presbyterian Union, at First 
Se Street School 
©/ PACIFIC PRESS PUBLISHING 
w=| HOUSE, J W Gardner agent, 527 
w=} Commercial 
| PACIFIC ROLLING MILL COM- 
= PANY, Wm Alvord president, L B 
Benchley general manager, Chas Mc- 
S| Keeney secretary, Patrick Noble sup- 
erintendent, office 202 Market 
Pacific Rubber Paint Co, Whittier, 
Fuller & Co proprs, 228 and 230 Beale 
and 21 and 23 Front 
“PACIFIC RURAL PRESS” 
(weekly), Dewey & Co publishers, 252 
Market and 414 Cla 
PACIFIC _SAW_MANUFACTUR- 
ING COMPANY, (C P Shettield, N 
W Spaulding & J Patterson), 17 and 
19 Fremont 
“PACIFIC SCHOOL JOURNAL” 
Albert Lyser & Co publishers and 
proprietors, 838 Market 
Pacitic Soda Co, soda and saleratus, J 
Horstmann propr, 767-775 Bryant 
Pacific Spring and Mattress Co, mfrs 
furniture, bedding and supplies, W A 
Clark, H Black and C Kickoff, 25 and 
27 New Montgomery 
PACIFIC STABLES, brick fire-proof 
stable with plenty of light and air, 
boarding horses a specialty, James 
Marlow proprietor, 707 and To Jones 
“PACIFIC STATES WATCHMAN” 
(semi-monthly), ‘‘Watchman” Pub- 


lishing Company, 252 Market 
PACIFIC STEAM CANDY FAC- 

TORY, JH Kichler & Co proprietors, 

1065 Market between 6th and 7th 
Pacific Steam Carpet Beating Works, 

carpet beating machine, 333 Tyler 
©) Pacific Steam avigation Co, Williams, 
3] Dimond & Co agts, 202 Market 


E POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, seis. ES Binck Watsuc, spanish Cedar, Veneers. 


sigh ass! Pe) 
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= PACIFIC OIL WORKS, Alvis & | Pacific Stove and Iron Works, stoves, 


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AUEN, TUGGLE & C0, OAK PLANK, "sxtRosmass 


San Francisco. .- 277 


sec, 314 Mont somery 


ranges and stove plate, W B Wadman 
pres, Jerome Spaulding sev, 228 and 
230 Main 
Pacific Straw Works, Georg: A Dean 
propr, 16 4th 
Per einere Co, D H Mathens, 
2 


Pacific Tanners’ Association, N Rogers 
inspector, 818 Battery 

Pacitic Tannery, Stockton, Kullman, 
Wagner & Co proprs, 106 Battery 

ag Tea Co, B Lake propr, 995 Mar- 

et 

Pacitic Tea Co (branch), Kentucky nr 
Rope Walk 

“Pacitic” (The), 7 Montgomery ave 

PACIFIC TRANSFER COMPANY, 
K J Coleman president, J Henley 
Smith vice-president, 110 Sutter 

PACIFIC TYPE FOUNDRY, Mar- 
der, Luse & C:, Chicago, Hugh Wal- 
lace m:nager, 5£6 and 528 Sacramen- 
to, S F 

Vacific United States Bonded Ware- 
house, Gower & Gilman proprs (S J 
Gower and C H Gilman), NE cor 
Broadway and Batter 

PACIFIC VINEGAR WORKS, John 
L, Koster manager, office 323 Front, 
factory 415-419 Fulton between Gough 
and Octavit 

PACIFIC WIRE WORKS, A M 
Fuhrmann proprietor, 751 Mission 

Packham Thomas (Ryan & Packham), 
35 Pacific 

Packard A, _ attorney-at-law, 523 
Kearn 

PACKAR”) ALBERT G, editor ‘La 

Republica,” 734 Montgomery 

Packers Exchange, A D Cutter pres, I 
H Morse sec and treas, SE cor Market 
and Mair 

Packscher .A (Pincus & Fackscher, New 
Tacoma, W T), 423 Jackson 

Packscher Joseph, plumber, 2106 Fill- 


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Paehlman Wn, bakery, 401 Post 

Paetzold B, locksmith, 9 Williams 

Page Bryan, sec Alaska Gold & Silver 
Mining, Milling and Trading Co, 339 


Kearny 
Page C A, hairdresser, 1205 Leaven- 
worth 
Page Chi r'e3, attorney-at-law, 318 Cali- 
ernia 
Page & Church (T W Page and F A 
hurch), electrical apparatus, electric 
pen, office 318 Pine 
Page H J, painter, 7114 Sutter 
Page James D Jr, attorney-at-law, 402 
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Pahl Richard, boots and shoes, 324 
Kearny 

Paige Samuel B, agt Detroit Safe Co, 8 
ew Montgomer 

Pelee Finosly, real estate, 116 Leides- 

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Paine Edward, bric a brac, 25 Geary 


sion and 11th 
Painter & Co(T P and J B Painter), 
tyne foundry, 510 Clay 
Pajnter Emlen (Painter & Vreeland), 
SW oor California and Kearny an 
SE cor Slay and Kearny, and mfg 
chemist, NW cor Mission and 11th 
Painter E R, publisher San Francisco 
P:ices Current, 123 California 
Painter J B (Painter & Co), 510 Clay 
Painter T P (Painter & Co), 510 Clay 
Painter & Vreeland (Emlen Painter and 
Phrank L Vreeland), druggists, SE 
cor Clay and Kearny and SW cor Cal- 
ifornia and Kearny 
PAINTEKS’ CO-OPERATIVE 
LEAGUE, J O Ralston manager, 
1605 Polk 


Pairtza Jasper (Massonette & Pairtza), 
221 Leidesdorff 

PALACE HOTEL, Alexander D Shar- 
on manager, southwest corner Mar- 
ket and New Montgomer 

PALACE MARKET, John C Moritz 
roprietor, 705 Montgomery avenue 
Palace Stables, United Carriage Co 
roprs, 615 Howard 

Palace Variety Theatre, T F O Ber- 
meyer, SE cor Post and Dupont 
Palache Gilbert (H M Newhall & Co), 
309 Sansome 

Palache J (Kittle & Co), 202 California 
Paladini A, fish, 33 and 35 San Francisco 
Market, and 11 and 12 Bay City 
Market 

Palais de L’Union, French restaurant, 
H G Bordenave propr, 308 Sutter 
Palais Royal Restaurant, Mme Louis 
Funel propr, 425 Bush 

Pallacie Biagio, fruit and vegetables, 
440 Hayes 

Pallies Alexander, commission mer- 
chant, 318 Davis 

Palmaisno Andrew, fruits and vegetables, 
2843 Mission 

Palmer —, physician, 111 Powell 
Palmer Henry & Co (Henry Palmer), 
w ne merchants, 302 Davis 

Palmer Jacob (Deming, Palmer & Co), 
202 Davis 

Palmer J J (Palmer & Rey), 529 Com- 
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PALMER L W (Peterson & Palmer), 
716 Market 
PALMER & REY (J J Palmer and 
V Rey), type and printers’ material, 
405 and 407 Sansonte 
Palmer T F, millinery and fancy goods, 
726-730 Market 
Palmer Wra F, restaurant, 606 Mission 
Palmer W J T, insurance broker Fire- 
man’s Fund Insurance Co of Califor- 
nia, 401 Cal 
W UL, president Golden 
State aud Miners’ Iron Works, 237 
and 251 Ist 


PALTENGHI ANDREW, 
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d | Palttinelli D, groceries, 12344 Pacific 


Panama Steamship Line, 202 Market 
Pancuast & Co (Franklin Pancoast), 
branch Bay State Market, 214 6th 
Pander E, oil, stoves and tinware, 103 3d 

Pander J, tinner, 103 3d 

Paolinelli A & Co, fruit, 12387 Pacific 
Pape Mrs A M, dressmaker, 9214 

Pape E (Eisner & Pape), 623 Kearn 
Pape J (Pape & Rissloud), 101 Stockton 
Pape Mrs Mary A, dressmaker, 511 


ayes 

Pape & Rissloud (J Pape and A Riss- 
loud), groceries, 101 Stockton 

Pappeterdo Orazio, fruit, 118 Francisco 

Paradise Valley Mining Co, William L 
Oliver sec, 328 Kaci 

Parasi Srafino, bootmaker, 13154 Powell 

PARCELLS CB, manager Hall’s Sufe 
and Lock Company, 211 and 213 Cali- 
fornia 

Pardee E H, cculist and aurist, 526 
Montgomery 

Pardini & Co, proprs American Fish- 
ing Co, 500 Merchant and 57 and 59 
Centre Market 

Pardini E, bootmaker, 614 Washington 

Pardini N (Tontano, Marsicano & Co), 
Brannan bet 7th and 8th 

Pardow Alfred A, attorney-at-law, 615 
Kearny 

Pardy George, counselor and patent so- 
licitor, 402 Montgomery 

Parent C L, carpenter, 232 Fremont 

PARIS, FRANCE, NORTHWEST. 

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COMPANY, Smith & Snow agents, 
310 California 

Paris Mining Co, Wm J Taylor sec, 
room 25, 310 Pine 

Paris Victor, plumber, 1810 Powell 

Parish N C, insurance agt, 401 Cali- 
ifornia 

PARISIAN DYEING WORKS, 
Thomas & Co proprietors, 27 10th, 
oe 714 Washington, 213 Post and 
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CONKLIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST., S. F 


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Parisian Rotisserie (restaurant), L Faure | Particelli & Iaccheri (Angelo Particelli 


and F Berton proprs, 419 Pino 

Park E W, propr Park House, NE cor 
Mission and 24th 

PARK HOTEL, Sachau & Menne pro- 
prietors, 26 and 28 Turk 

Park House, lodgings, NE cor 24th and 
Mission 


PARKE & LACY (L C Parke and BT, 


Lacy), importers and dealers in min- 
ing and wood-working machinery, 2] 
and 23 Fremont, and proprietors Berry 

~, & Place Machine Company, 323 and 
325 Market 

Parke L CO (Parke & Lacy), 21 Fre- 
mont 

Parker Miss A E, millinery, 2513} Mis- 


sion 

Parker C H (Shafter, Parker & Wat- 
erman), 628 Montgomery 

PARKER TG & CO, merchant tail- 
ors, 237 Kearny near Bush 

Parker Edwin 8, mining sec, room 57 
309 Montgomery 

Pa:ker E W, bootmaker, 5254 4th 

Parker James M, Japanese and India 
goods, 332 Kearny 

Parker Joseph M, Telegraph Stables, 
62 and 64 New Montgomery 

Parkhurst V S W, scales and trucks, 3] 
Market 

Parkin C A (Lincoln & Parkin), grocer- 
ies, 2910 16th 

Parkin Chas, fruits, 3064 Dupont 

Parks John (Parks & Poole), 1134 Du- 


nt 
porke & Poole (John Parks and 
George Poole), bottle dealers, 1134 


Dupont 

PARR H D (Rudgear & Parr), 23 Ste- 
venson 

Parrish Edward, real estate, 620 Wash- 
ington 

Parrish N C, fire surveyor Fireman’s 
Fund Insurance Co of California, 401 
California 

PARROTT & CO (W F and Wm Bab- 
cock and Louis B Parrott), shipping 
and commission merchants and insur- 
ance agents, 306 California 

Parrvtt John, capitalist, 414 Montgom- 


ery 

Parrott Louis B (Parrott & Co), 306 
California 

Parrott Louis B, consul to Guatemala, 
306 California 

Parson Edward, physician, 103 Mont- 
gomery 

Parsons H G, printer, 518 Clay 

Parsons Wick B, editor Pacific Method- 
ist, 419 Sacramento 

Parteen A, dyeing, 59 2d 

Particelli Angelo (Particelli & Iaccheri), 
6 and 8 Tyler 


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and Garibaldo Iaccheri), bronze, gold 
and silver platers, 6 and 8 Tyler nr’ 
Market 

Pernegion Joseph W, painter, 367 Na- 
oma 

Partridge John (Dutton & Partridge), 
306 California 

Parttridge R K, lumber, 116 Steuart 

Pascal, Dubedal & Co (E Pascal and E 
Dubedal), brandies, wines and olive 
oil, 426 and 428 Jackson 

Pascal E (Pascal, Dubedal & Co), 426 
and 428 Jackson 

Paschish L, liquors, 710 a ha basing 

Pascoe Richard (Davy & Pascoe), 
Pacific 

Pasquali B, silk and bunting flag mfry, 
regalias, toys, etc, 967 Howard and 
650 Washington 

Pasquier L, gardener, 1512 Broadway 

Pasquier L & Co, nursery and florists, 
1512 Broadway 

Pasquini A, saloon, 416 Pacific 

Passet A (Cheyrias & Passet), 7 Brooks 

Pastene Antonio, produce, 205 Wash- 
ington 

Patchell E & Co (E Patchell), cigars, 
102 4th 

be ha Edward (E Patchell & Co), 102 


Pate Mra H P, confectionery, 239 8th 

Patek A, druggist, 413 6th 

Patent Brick Co, Philip Caduc pres, 512 
California 

Paterson James (James Paterson & Co), 
238 Montgomery 

Paterson James & Co (James Paterson 
and J P Cushing), stock brokers, 238 
Montgome 

Paton D T, carpenter, SE cor Pine and 
Laguna 

Paton J, painter,SE cor Pine and Laguna 

Patrick Albert B (Patrick & Co), SE cor 
Folsom and 18th 

Patrick AB & Co (Albert B Patrick 
and W A Boole), tanners, SE cor 
Folsom and 18th 

Patrick W C, barber, 705 Broadway 

Patridge H OC, propr International 
Hotel, 824 and 826 Kearny 

Pattee Solon, accountant, 507 Mont- 
gomer 

Pattek S, insurance broker, Sansome 
nr California 

Patten C S, wood engraver, 518 Clay 

Patten C W, assayer, 220 Fremont 

Patten Thomas, bootmaker, 284 Steven- 
son 

Patten T J (J B White & Co), 318 Pine 

Patten Wm P, saloon, 656 Mission 

Pattern Protective Union,Sander’s Hall, 
71 New Montgomery 

Patterson Mrs Amelia, bakery, 208 4th 


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Patterson Chas {vain Soap Factory), | Pauson F (Pauson & Roman), 40 Kearny M Mg 
pei eb a oth | Panne, Henry, clothing, 517 Pacif Pearson Jam 
raon » grocery, cor 30th | Pauson Henry, clothing, acitc 
Mand Church sbbigh Pauson & "Homan (F Pauson and H ae 8 rt 
ATTERSON J Pacific Saw} Roman), clothing and tailors, 942 Pearson 'T A 
Manufacturing Company, 17 and 19| Market and 40 Kearny ‘New M nt 
Fremont Pausmann Henry, hay and grain, 2421 Pateie nG 
Patterson John S A, wood and coal, NE| Mason a Folsor 
cor 17th and Church Pavillier A, mdse 218 California paths OF pe 
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Pavitza Jasper (Masounette & Pavitza), 
221 Leidesdorff nr Clay 

Pavlovich Nicholas, fruits, 502 Kearny 

Pawlicki F L, physician, 700 Sutter 

Pawlicki Laidislas, physician, 700 Sut- 


vie ry Mme LC, electro vapor baths, 

t. 

Patterson William, metillic signs and 
sign painter, 430 Kearny 

Patterson Wm, Golden Acre Nursery, 


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cor San Bruno Road and 24th ter P oa yh 
Pattinson Joseph (Pattinson & McKin- | Paxton Blitz W (Geo W Meade & Co), MR ue 
non), 2122 Fillmore 416 Front rs B77 0 : 
Pattinson & McKinnon (Thomas Mce- | Pay Mrs C, laundry, 315 Sutter >| P 0, & Tub 
Kinnon and Joseph Pattinson), car- | Payer Mrs L, laundry, 315 Sutter oT hbs) 
we penters, 2122 Fillmore PAYNE BROTHERS (George L and 8 peels 
. 2f9| Patton A F, cutlery, notions, etc, 630} John Payne), proprietors Payne's Bolt P «sp a 
Kearn Works, 114 and 116 Mission ‘Goble al 
Patton Jessie R, teacher Mission Gram- Pigne Geo H (EM Derby & Co), 226 aa oe 
mar School lay Peasley Joh 
PATTON JN, secretary Pacific Mu-| Payne George (Payne Bros), 114 Mis- P py a e 
tual Life Insurance Company, 418| sion Ly 
California Payne John (Payne Bros), 114 Mission PEC 
fa | Patton William, architect, 4114 Cali- Payne Bolt Works (G Land John ei : 
#e@| fornia ayne), 114 and 116 Mission Nin ; 5, + 
fe Pattridge R K, lumber, 128 Steuart PAYOT HENRY (Louis Gregoire & P *Pe “eC 
B | Paudler Joseph H, gas fixtures, etc, 773} Co), 6 Post RT h ‘ 
23 Mission Payot Henry (Payot; Upham & Co), 204 Peck John, 
bey Pauer Bros (John and Ludwig Pauer),| Sansome “LP 
ga cutlers, 637 Kearny Payot, Upham & Co (Henry Payot and Pec A mg 
=| Paugh W J, oculist and aurist physi-| Isaac Upham), books and stationery, fy oth ae 
82) cin, 640 Clay : 204 Sansome | Peckham 
$y | Paul Almarin B, mining engineer, 328| Payson A_H, captain U S E, Light ec ae Aa 
8%] Montgomery House Engineer, U S Appraiser’s P ee 
$3 | Paul ©, tailor, 112 9th Building Folsom 
<4 | Paul James (Pehrson & Paul), 205 4th |Pazjk F J, sewing machines, 1215 =) PE ‘lls. 4 
Hy PAUL PHILO D, asphaltum roofing| Stockton A | _ Mills, 5 j 
3 and plumbing, 1331 Mission Peabody E & Co (E Peabody), coal and Pedersen B 
= meet Frank (©, sign painter, 430 . woe ue ae 1 “es bi peta ie ‘ a td] heey pa 
earny eabody Wm F, physician, 200 Ellis ‘ tA 
< Pauli G J, groceries, NE cor Montgom- | Peace Mrs Mary, i ae 412 Larkin | ie ig 
ery and Green Peachy A ©, attorney-at-law, 84 and Pedrom & 
Paulinelli D & Co, fruits, 1237 Pacific 628 Montgomery fi Caseiini) 
Paullin Mra Susan F, costumer, 74 | Peacock A, restaurant, 616 Sacramento | 6@ Lory 
Stockton Peake Chas (Chas Peake & Co), 209 | 3M Pedroni i! 
Paulsen Hermann, groceries, 27 Taylor| Kearny > xq | Pedroni 
Paulson H H, boat builder, SW cor | Peake Chas & Co (Chas and E L Peake), | #@ Broadws 
Mississippi and East e Eat] Peeper M 


mfrs Turkish rugs, 209 Kearn 

Peake E L (Chas Peake & Co), 209 
Kearny 

Pearce Henry D, gold pens, 321 Mont- 


Pauleen John E, grocer, 263 Stevenson 
Paulson PJ, cigars and tobacco, NE cor 
Mission and East 


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Paulsen & William, groceries, cor 14th gomery, 
and Mission Pearce Wm, cigars and tobacco, 634 4th rament¢ 
Paulson & Sanders (W Paulson and J} PEARLMAN ABRAH M. cigars Peguillan 
Sanders), upholsterers, 419 Jones: and tobacco, junction Market and wholess 
Paulson W (Paulson & Sanders), 419| Sutter i Aaa 
Jones Pearlman J M, auctioneer, 1124 Mar- F 
Paulson Mrs W, fancy goods, 501 0’Far-| ket $4} Peguillan 
rell Pearsall W M, book and job printer, 5 9 ©} _ cor Sth 
Paupitz F W, saloon, 123 Jackson Post 5 Fea} Pehreon ¢ 


PRISON CELLS, woi'tes" tain Stree, 6: CALVIN NUTTING & SON, : HARD WE 


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AILEN, TUGGLE & CO,, Ship Plank, all Kinds, »se0 Seereee 
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Pearson C E (Swain & Pearson), 636 
Market 

Pearson James, watchmaker, 17 4th 

Pearson Mrs 3 A, Temperance Cofice 
House, 631 oy 

Pearson T A (Cutter & Pearson), 159 
New Montgomery 

Peartmann G I, groceries, NW cor Sth 
and Folsom 

Pease O F, mattresses, 1313 Powell 

Pease C H (Pease & Tubbs), 418 Sacra- 
mento : 

Pease G M, physician, 125 Turk 

Pease R H Jr (Pease & Runyon), 577 
Market 

Pease & Runyon (R H Pease Jr and S 
M Runyon), agts Goodyear Rubber 
Co, 577 and 57 Market 

Pease & ‘Tubbs (C H Pease and Robert 
C Tuhbs), agts, River Express, 418 
Sacramento 

Peasley & Co (O B Peasley and J H 
Cobleigh), wagonmakers, 2020 Polk 

Peasley i B (Peasley & Co), 2020 Polk 

Peaters John, saloon, SE cor 4th aud 


Berr : 

PECHIN CHARLES, liquors, 417 

ron 

Peck E 8S, attorney-at-law, 622 Clay 

Peck Jane E (special partner Weilman, 
Peck & Co), 126-132 Market 

Peck John, bootmaker, 20 Montgomery 
ave 

Peck P, mgr Franco-American Perfum- 
ery Co, 26 2d 

Peckham E P, stock broker, 311 Mont- 
gomery 

Peckham Geo W, carriagemaker, 1232 


Folsom 

PECKHAM W H, San Jose Woolen 
Mills, 541 Market 

Pedersen Andrew, tailor, 209 O'Farrell 

Pedersen B, woodturner, 221 Mission 

Peller J N & TC, shipping and commis- 
sion merchants, 5 Steuart 

Pedrom & Caselini (M Pedroni and V 
Caseiini), St Gothard Hotel, 509-513 
Broadwa 

Pedroni G, baker, 1407 Stockton 

Pedroni M (Pedroni & Caselini), 509-513 
ig M li R 

Peeper M, mgr Metropolitan Restau- 
ing 154 and 156 2d e 

Peeperling Jo, meat market, SE cor 

yde and Union 

Peerson W M, attorney-at-law, 609 Sac- 
ramnento ; 

Peguillan Ameal (Peguillan & Salles), 
wholesale butcher, cor 5th ave and L 

Peguillan Engen, saloon, cor 5th ave and 

Peguillan & Salles, wholesale butchers, 
cor 5th ave and L 

Pehrson O (Pebrson & Paul), 205 4th 


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Pehrson & Paul (O Pehrson and James 
Paul), merchant tailors, 205 4th 

Peirano L (Podesta & Peirano), NE cog 
Bush and Dupont 

Peiser Mra E, dressmaker, 108 6th 

Peiser H, cigars and tobacco, 17 6th 

Peiser Lemuel, cigars and tobacco, 210 
Kearn 

PEIXOTTO R (Peixotto & Silverman) 
42-46 3d 

PEIXOTTO & SILVERMAN (R 
Peixotto and M Silverman), dry goods, 
fancy goods, hosiery and kid gloves, 
42-46 3d 

PELHAM J E, physician and surgeon, 
1122 Market 

be aid Louis, paper hanging, 2934 

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Pellegrini F, painter, 517 California 

Pelliceija Peter, liquors, 618 Front 

Pellisson Joseph, hotel clerk, 619 Pacific 

Pellisson Pierre, hote!, 619 Pacific 

Pelton John Jr, architect, 330 Pine 

Pemberthy Mrs A, varieties, 539 2d 

Pembroke S J, jeweler and music boxes, 
212 O'Farrell 

Pence J B, house mover, 1126 Mission 

Pendergast James (Pendergast, Smith & 
Co), 217-221 Fremont 

Pesnorgees Henry, oils and lamp ware, 
115 6th 

PENDERGAST, SMITH & CO, (Thos 
and James Pendergast and Geo John- 
son), proprietors Autna tron Works, 
217-221 Fremont 

P.ndergast Thos (Pendergast, Smith & 
Co), 217 Fremont 

Pendergast Wm, liquors, NW cor 3d 
and Folsom j 

Pendleton H L (Withrow & Pendleton), 
148 9th « 

Pendleton Geo, sec Pacific Lodge F & 
M, 121 Kddy 

Pendleton Geo, restaurant, 122) Pacific 

Pendo John, coffee saloon, 723 Davis 

vy ge R_N, saloon, 576 Folsom cor 
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Penlecka H, carpenter, 17 Halleck 

PENNELL Ri, commercial traveler, 
718 Uapp 

Penney John F, boat builder, cor Ken- 
tucky and Tennessee 

Pennie James (, Joes of the peace, SE 
cor Kearny and Washington 

Pennie James C Jr, cider mfy, 504 Jack- 
80n 

Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Co of Phil- 
adelphia, Jonathan Hunt, Son & Co, 
general agis, 313 California 

Pennycook James, painter, 419 Chestnut 

wey H D, saloon, cor lst and Freder- 
ic 

Pentington Geo, sec Redington Quick- 
silver Co, Phelan’s Block, 806 Market 


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ton & Co), 215 California 


“ef | Perry W J, whitener and hanger, 
&N| 24 lth ia 
Peru, Consul of, Eugene De Sabla, 40 

California 

Pescia —, physician, 611 Washington 

Pestner & Hildebrandt (W C Hilde- 
brandt), distillers’ agts, 411 Battery 

Pete Henrietta, fancy goods and sta- 
tionery, 239 8th 

Pet J, boots and shoes, 4 Turk 

Peters Bros (W C, W and H N Peters), 
liquors, 514 Montgomer. 

rite Mrs ©, music teacher, 764 Mis- 
tion 

Peters Chas R, insurance broker, 405 
Kearny 

Peters & Cowie (Geo M Cowie and J C 
Peters), hay and grain and commission 
merchants, 591 6th 

PETERS F 0, ship 


sion merchant an 


agt, 13 Main 
Peters F M L (F M L Peters & Co), 207 

Montgomery 
PETERS F ML & 00 (F ML Peters 
and F Aug Meyer), importers fancy 
8, toys and musical instruments, 


7 Montgome 
PETERS FRARK, wines and liquors, 
604 Broadwa 
Peters George, fruit, 846 Valencia 
Peters Henry (M M Feder & Co), 29 
Batter 
Peters Hw (Peters Bros),. 514 Mont- 
gomery 
Peters J, liquora, SE cor 4th and Berry 
Peters Jack, propr Foxhall Livery 
Stables, 2318 and 2320 Fillmore 
Peters Jacub, saloon, 505 Pacific 
Peters J B, fruit and produce, 3354 3d 
‘Peters J C (Peters & Cowie), 591 6th 
PETERS J H (J H Peters & Co), 25 
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Peters John, saloon, 1007 Battery 

Peters Joseph C(A T Waite & Co), 1211 
Mason 

Peters Mary, costumer, 736 Market 

PETERS J H & CO (J H Peters and 
Daniel Sewell), proprietors New York 
Gallery, 25 3d 

Peters W (Peters Bros), 514 Montg’y 

Peters WC (Peters Bros), 514 Mont- 
gomery 

PETERS W J & CO (W J Peters), con- 
tractors and builders, 424 Jackson 

PETERSEN C (Petersen, Hartman & 
Co), 766 Mission 

Petersen & Co (Jacob and Fredrick 
Petersen), coffee saloon, 277 East 

Peterson & Co (John N Petersen and 
Paul Jessen), draymen, SE cor Main 
and Market 


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Petersen Charles, saloon, 21 Montgom- 


ery ave 
Petersen Chas R (Nelson & Petersen), 
604 Front 


rear 4s BS 
Petersen, H Hartman and am- 
masch), undertakers, 766 Mission 
Petersen John N (Petersen & Co), SE 
cor Main and Market 
Ryne N P, cigars and tobacco, 419 


Petersen Nick, saloon, 310 Townsend 
Petersen Wm J, toilet soaps, 421 Clay 
Peterson Mrs A B, millinery and fancy 


goods, 302 3d 
Peterson A C, physician, 319 ory 
PETERSON A 4 (Peterson & Palmer), 
716 Market 


Peterson C (Peterson & Decker), 642- 
646 4th 

Peterson Charles, carpenter, 904 Larkin 

Peterson Charles, liquors, 21 Montgom- 
ery ave 

Peterson & Co, coffee saloon, 277 East 

Peterson & Decker (C Peterson and H 
M Decker), oyster suloon, 642-646 4th 

Peterson Henry, butcher, 1117 Harrison 

Peterson Ida (Byrne & Peterson), 305 3d 

Peterson Jacob, coffee saloon, 7 Market 

Peterson John liquors, cor 9th and 
Railroad ave, South San Francisco 

Peterson John, boarding, 135 Folsom 

aera L, saloon and restaurant, 531 

ast 

Peterson L, real estate agt, 314 Bush 

Peterson L, model maker, 328 Bush 

pavers N Petter, coffee stand, 19 Val- 
ejo 

Peterson O (O Peterson & Co), 244 
Sutter 

Peterson O & Co (O Peterson and A 
Elverson), liquors, 244 Sutter 

Peterson P, wood and coal, 427 O’Far- 


rell 

PETERSON & PALMER (AS Peter- 
son and LW Palmer), groceries, 716 
Market 

Peterson Wim J, soap mfr, 421 Cla 

Petibeau E & Co, drugs, NE cor 
ardand 9th =; 

Petin Alphonse, physician, 311 Sutter 

Petit H, liquors, NE cor Bush and 
Broderick 

Petit Pierre, lodging-house, 114 4th 

Petri Cerebina, cigars, 1407 Dupont 

PETROVICH & AUGIUS (Samuel 
Petrovich and John P Augius), liquor 
merchants, 420 Jackson : 

PETROVICH SAMUEL, White 
House, 420 and 42. Jackson 

PETTENATI PETER, liquors and 
groceries, and manufacturer cigars and 

cigarettes, 1028 Kearny 

PETERSON J N, saloon, 207 Main 


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PETERSON MARTIN. | tinning, 
= plumbing, gas, and steam fitting, 
> 325 Pacific, res 1411 Pacific 
f— | Pettigrew & Farless (J J Pettigrew and 

T A Fearless), attorneys-at-law, 217 

= Sansome 

| Pettigrew J J (Pettigrew & Farless), 217 

rv Sansome 

©) Pettil Miss, copyist, 623 Mo itgomery 

s=| Peulecka H, carpenter, 17 Halleck 

eo iad W, sec Navajo Mining Co, 310 

ine 

Peyre Jean (Bonnetti & Peyre), 819 
Stockton 

Peyser Louis, tailor, 428 Pacific~ 

Peytona Mining Co, 310 Pine 

Pfaff Louis, dyeing, 907 Larkin 

PFEIFFER A, proprietor Eureka 
Iron Works, 317 and 319 Howard 

Pferdner & Co, commission merchants, 
506 Battery 

Pfeiffer F, boot fitter, 252 Jessie 

Pfeiffer J W, locksmith, 1015 Kearny 

Pfeil Win, barber, 145 9th 

Pfiel J W (Edmondson & Ptiel), 12394 
Folsom 

Pfile John F, blacksmith and_horse- 
shoer, 25 Steuart 

Pfister A (M Waterman & Co), 113 Clay 

Pfister J J (J J Pfister & Co), 120 Sutter 

Pfister J J & Co (J J Pfister), mfr of 
crochet and knitted goods, 120 Sutter 

Pforr John, real estate, 32) Montgom- 


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ery 

Pfund A, teacher pianoforte, 516 Minna 

Pharo John, contractur and builder, 224 

oa Montgomery 

Phelan Block, junction O’Farrell and 

a) Market 

«| Phelan Gregory J, physician, 503 3d 

a>| PHELAN JAMES, cupitalist, room 

2 232 Phelan’s Block, 806 Market 

#} Phelan John, bookseller, cor Sutter and 

@>| Kearny 

=~ | Phelan Jos P, attorney-at-law, 327 Pine 
o a Patrick (Donohue & Phelan), 33 

2 


Phelps A E (WS Phelps & Co), 13 and 
15 Drumm 
Phelps Alanson H (Thos H Selby & Co), 
ro) 116 and 118 California 
PHELPS CHAS H, editor ‘‘Califor- 
nian,” 408 California 
Phelps E A (Phelps & Miller), Cal & 
Nev KR R Co, 120 Sutter and 328 
Montgomery 
Phelps Foster & Co, carpet beating, 931 
<j Market 
PHELPS MANUFACTURING 
CO, W S Phelps president, Screw 
Bolt Works, 13-17 Drumm 
Phelps & Miller (E A ag and S M 
ape mgrs Gorham Mfg Co, 120 
utter 


Phelps T G, milkman, 35 Eddy 

Phelps W S(W S Phelps & Co), pres 
Phelps Mfg Co, 13 and 15 Drumm 

Phelps WS & Co (W S and A E Phelps), 
shipsmiths, 13 and 15 Drumm 

PHORNIX INSURANCE CO OF 
BROOKLYN, Brown, Craig & Co 
general agents, W S Davis city agent, 
215 Sansome 

PHILADELPHIA BREWERY, Jno 
Wieland proprietor, 220-240 2d 

PHILADELPHIA HOUSE, John 
Knack proprietor, 421 and 423 Bush 

Philbrook A K (Mc}'onald & Philbrook), 
SW cor Market and 6th 

Philharmonic Hall, cor Jackson and 
Stockton 

Philip Jacob M (Philip, Speyer & Co), 
425 California 

Philip, Speyer & Co (Jacob M Philip and 
Jacob W Speyer), commission mer- 
chants and insurance agents, 425 Cal- 
ifornia 

Philipp, Hesthal & Co (Martin Philipp 
and August Hesthal), mfrs California 
buck gloves, 506 Market and 316 17th 

Philipp Martin (Philipp, Hesthal & Co), 
316 17th and 506 Market 

Philips Edward, painter, 706 Larkin 

Philips W A, treas Veterans’ Home 
As-ociation, 10 California 

Phillbrook James C, boarding-house, 320 
Folsom 

Phillips A, hairdresser, 901 Folsom 

Phillip P A, produce, 27 Centre Market 

Phillipps F, fruits, 1425 5th 

Phillips Benjamin, harness and saddles, 
303 5th 

Phillips Mrs C A, hairdresser, 122 Ellis 

Phillips & Dickieson (Geo Phillips and 
W R Dickieson), Telephone Trans- 
fer Co, 304 16th and 644 Market 

PHILLIPS E, Merchants’ Exchange 
Saloon, 21 Leidesdorff 

Phillips Fred, coffee saloon, 770 Howard 

Phillips Geo (Phillips & Dickieson), 
and propr City Transfer Co, 304 16th 
and 644 Market 

Phillips H G, mgr Western Union Tel- 
egraph Co, Pacific Bell Te’ephone, 
American District Telegraph, foreman 
United Carriage Co, 833 Sutter 

PHILLIPS & HUNT (J M Phillips 
and S Hunt), publishers and booksel- 
lers (New York), Rev J B Hill agent, 
1041 Market 

Phillips J B, attorney-at-law, 636 Clay 

Phillips J B, saloon, 1162 Market 

Phillips J M (Phillips & Hunt), publish- 
ers and booksellers, 1041 Market 

Phillips M & Co (Honolulu), office 111 
Battery 

Phillips P A, butter and eggs, stall 27 
Centre Market 


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Pidancet Sebastian, firewood dealer, SE 
cor Front and Union 

Pidge D M, show cards, 9 Geary 

Pidwell C J, bags, 207 Davis 

Pidwell C J & Co, junk, 207 Davis 

Pieffer George (John W Pieffer & Son), 
1015 Kearny 

Pieffer John W (John W Pieffer & Son), 
1015 Kearny 

Pieffer John W & Son (John W and 
George Pieffer), locksmiths, 1015 
Kearny 

Pieper H C, stoves and tinware, 1010 

uchanan 
Pier Michael, restaurant, 154 and 156 


Phillips P L, mgr ‘Jewish Times,” 615 
Kearn 

Phillips W A, Harbor Commissioner, 10 
California 

Phillips W T, attorney-at-law, 612 


Cla; 
Phileon CF, physician, 118 O’Farrell 
Phipps A B, stock broker, 307 Mont- 


aoe Y, 
Phipps ames, harnessmaker, 665 ‘How- 


Phoenix Association, Geo Corbell pres, 
P Whitney sec, 927 Mission 

PHOENIX ASSURANCE CO (of 
London), Butler & Hualdan general 
agents, 413 California 

Phoenix Brass Works, J P Bell & Co 
proprs, F Woodward supt, H A Rei- 
mann mgr, S W cor Mission and Fre- 
mont 

Phoenix Brewery, Thos J Kirby proj, 
527 Noe 

Phoenix Council, No 18, I O CF, 218 


Post 
PHOENIX INSURANCE C0, Arthur 
EK Magill gencral agent, James W 
Whiting a4 ent, 323 California 
PHOENIX IRON WORKS, R Young 
proprietor, 18 and 20 Fremont 
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co of 
Hartford, E P Gray agt, 318 Mont- 


gomery 

Phoenix Silver M Co, Herman Loeber 
sec, 308 California 

Piccinini B, fruits, 631 Lombard 

PICHE MEDURD, harnessmaker and 
carriage trimmer, 636 Broadway 

Piche Medor, harness and carriage trim- 
mer, 538 Valencia 

Pichoir H, mining sec, 320 Sansome 

ae P (Boisson & Pichon), S F Mar- 

et 

PICKENS JAMES R (Edwards, 
Pickens & Fulton), 401 California 

Pickering J Caldwell, attorney-at-law, 
637 Kearn F 

PICKERING LORING (8 F Bulletin 
Co and 8 F Call Co), 225 Mont- 


Pierce Chas L, physician, 212 Kearny 

Pierce E G (Pierce & Co, 20 California 

Pierce E G & Co (EG Pierce and Shu- 
brick Norris), forwarding merchants, 
20 California 

Pierce G L, draughtsman, 528 Cali- 
fornia 

Pierce Henry and William, capitalists, 
723 Montgomery 

Pierce John C, marble works, 1226 
Howard 

Pierce J K, drayman, 215 Davis 

Pierce Nelson, shipping merchant, 34 

‘ California 
Pierce Patr’ :k, marble works, 1237 Mis- 


sion 
Pierce Robert, branch bakery, 1014 Bry- 


ant 

Pierce & Son (W L Land W J Pierce), 
Magnetic Truss and Belt Co, 704 Sac- 
ramento 

PIERCE WALTER § manvfacturer 
and dealer in pianos and organs, 30 
New Montgomery 

Pierce W J (Pierce & Son), 704 Sacra- 


mento 

Pierce W L L (Pierce & Son), 704 Sac- 
ramento 

Piercy Andrew (Wallace & Piercy), cor 
Folsom and 25th 

Pierre John, bootmaker, 1333 Dupont 

Pierre & Hedrich, bootnakers, 1333 Du- 


pont 
Pierron Emile, bakery, 304 Montgomery 
ave , 


gomery 

Pickering William, druggist, SE cor 
Broadway and Stockton 

Picket G (Picket & Nolan), 14 and 16; Pierson Wm M, lawyer, 60. Sacramento 
Clementina Pignaz Antonio, restaurant, 29 3d 

Pickett Garrett (Pickett & Nolan), 14 | P R, varpester, 422 
and 16 Clementina 


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Pickett J M (Dowe & Pickett), 997 and 


Pike J M & Son (J M and Chas W Pike), 


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999 Market 324 Battery 

Pickett Michael, lodging-house, 819} Pike Wm, propr New York Bakery, 62 
Howard and 628 Kearn 

Pickett & Nolan (Garrett Pickett and | Pilcher W J, real estate agt, 434 Kearn 
Edward Nolan), livery stable, 14 and | Pilgrim Gold and Silver Mining Co, 
16 Clementina alsey sec, room 7, 328 Montgomery 

ig Madame J H, dressmaker, 126 is bee ES (Pillsbury & Titus), 306 

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Y &:- TITUS (E S Pills- 
bury and Daniel Titus), attorneys-at- 
law, 306 Pine 

Pilot Examiners, O Eldridge chairman, 
Merchants’ Exchange 
Pilot Office, W H Jolliffs chief and mgr, 
room 9, 506 Batter 
ILSTER HENRY (Bucking & Pils. 
ter), 515 Bryant 
Piltz G, wood and coal, 1619 Eddy 
IMEN JM, photographer, 407 
Montgomery ave 
Pinal Consolidated Mining Co, W W 
Traylor sec, room 37, 309 Mont- 
omer; 
Pincus M, clothing, 20 3d 
WZ) | Pine Street Restaurant, Jos Drohnli 
propr, 439 Pine 
Pine & Larkiu Primary School, cor Pine 
and Larkin 
Pine & Scott Primary School, cor Pine 
and Scott 
Pinet J, special Tahiti commission mer- 
chant, 504 Jackson 
Pingel C F G (C H Lindermann & Co), 
13 Trinity 
Pinker C J, cigars and laundry, 1231 
Mission 
Pinkham Mining Co, 310 Pine 
Pinney Mrs Winona E, teacher Mission | 
Grammar School 
Pinson A (Pinson & Michaud), 210 
Montgomery ave 
Pinson & Michaud (A Pinson and J Mi- 
chaud), proprs California Hotel, 210 
Montgomery ave 
Pinzuti Louis, nel a 532 Vallejo 
Pioneer and Alta Mills, Francis T Kisen 
propr, 12 Stevenson 
Pioneer Broom Factory, 27 Drumm 
PIONEER CARPET BEATING 
WORKS, J Spaulding & Co proprie- 
tors, 353 and 355 Tehama ’ 
Pione>. Consolidated Mining Co, Eu- 
reka, Nev, J M Buffington sec, 309 
California 
Pioneer Dru: Mills, grocers and coffee 
and spice mills, Clapp & Jessup proprs, 
NE cor Mission and Fremont 
PIONEER EXCHANGE, Mayer Wen- 
delin propr, SW cor California aud 
Montgomery 
Pioneer Franco-Italian Restaurant, De- 
bernardi & Minoletti proprs, 535 Mer- 
chant 
Pioneer Glove Works, Shoonberg & 
Co, 329 Sansome 
Pioneer Hall, 80S Montgomery 
Pioneer Iron Works, C H Leavitt propr, 
225 and 227 Beale 
PIONEER IRON WORKS, Calvin, 
Nutting & Son proprietors, 227 and 
229 Main 
Pioneers’ Library, 808 Montgomery 


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PICTURE FRAME MANUFAC- 
TORY, B D McEachren and Wm H 
Rowe, 132 Main 

Pioneer Malt House, Bach & Lux proprs, 
Stockton bet Francisco and Bay and 
513 Sacramento 

Pioneer Park, top of Telegraph Hill, 
from Greenwich to Filbert 

Pioneer Rowing Club, Long Bridge 

Pioneer Salt Works, B F Barton & Co 
proprs, 213 Sacramento 

Pioneer Soap Co, J H Heilmann propr, 
708 Brannan 

Pioneer Soda Works, Chas and Martin 
Walsh proprs, 1721 Market 

Pioneer Warehouse, Carr & Co proprs, 
cor Battery and Filbert 

Pioneer White Lead Works, Whittier, 
Fuller & Co proprs, 229 and 231 Fre- 
mont, office 21 and 23 Front 

Piper B D, bay and river freighting 
schooners, 7 Clay 

Pipper L, lodging-house, 438 Broadwa: 

Pique Edward, music teacher, 130 Tur! 

Pirrie Wm (McHugh & Pirrie), NE cor 
Beale and Bryant 

PIRCHER OS (Austin, J and Wm 
Pircher), liquors, 707 Mission 

Pisani C & Co, fish, stalls 14 and 15 
New Clay Street Market 

Piser Mrs Ellen, bakery, 226 Ellis 

Pissis Albert, architect, 217 Sansome 

Pistolesi August, groceries, 752 Wash- 
ington 

PITT & CO (R H Pitt, James and Geo 
Dermott), candy factory, 465 Steven- 
son 

Pitt R H (Pitt & Co), candies, 21 6th 
and 465 Stevenson 

Pitto Giuseppe (Novella & Pitto), 427 
Jackson 

Pitts E H, barber, 10553 Folsom 

Pitts George H & Co, fruits and pro- 
duce, 512 Sansome 

Pitts Joseph, jeweler, 992 Folsom 

Pittsburg Coal Mining Co, Charles R 
Allen agt, 118 and 120 Beale 

Pittsburg Gold Mining Co, Richard 
Wegener sec, 414 California 

Pp RANK M, (Pixley & Har- 
rison), and president *‘ Argonaut” 
Publishing Co, 522 California 

Pixley & Harrison (Frank M Pixley and , 
R Harrison), attorneys-at-law, ‘30 
California 

Pixley W B, druggist, NE cor Stockton 
and O’Farrell 

ti By Hall, cor Pacific and Polk 

Pizzala C, bologna sausages, 1132 Du- 


pont 
Place Miss Tillie, saleslady, 14 Mint ave 


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CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


Plageman J F (Siebe Bros & Plageman), 
‘SE cor Sansome and Sacramento 

Plagemann H & Co (Henry Plagemann), 
mfrs cigars, 305 Sacramento 

Plagemann Henry (H Plagemann & Co), 

» Sacramento 

Plagemann John C, plumber, 204 Powell 

PLAGEMANN WM (Dierck, Hinz & 
Plagemann), northeast corner Mission 
and Main 

Planters’ Line Steamship Co (The), 
Welch & Co agts, 109 California 

Planz Henry, tailor, 525 Geary 

Plass E N, fruits and _ vegetables, 
427 4th 

Plate A F(A J Plate & Co), 418 Market 

PLATEA J & CO(H A and A F Plate 
and W B Cotiel), importers and deal- 
ers in guns, ammunition, fishing 
tackle, military, naval and society 
goods, 418 and 420 Market 

Plate H A (A J Plate & Co), 418 Market 

Plath John, groceries, NW cor Steiner 
and Ellis 


ton 
Plato Fred F, hairdresser, 107 6th 
Plato Morris, stitionery, 1908 Mission 
& HARRIS (Jiilius 
Platshek and I Harris), commission 
merchants, wool, hides, pelts, furs, 
and tallow, 314 and 316 Battery 
Platehek Julius (Piatshek & Harris), 314 
and 316 Battery 
Platt C W, sec The Olympic Club, 119 


Post 

Platt’s Hall, 216 Montgomery 

Platt Horace G (Daggett & Platt), 402 
Montgomery 

Platt J M, scc Dashaway Hall Associa- 
tion, 139 Post 

Platt Mrs R, furnishing goods, 6 6th 

Plaza. Kearny bet Washington and Clay 

PLAYTER EW (Dunham, Carrigan 
& Co), 107 Front 

Pleasant Valley Mining Co, C A Bur- 
gess pres, 327 Pine 

Plege Louis, tailor, 337 Geary 

Pleiades Gold and Silver Mining Co, 
Wm L Oliver sec, 328 Montgomery 

PLUM CHAS M & CO (Chas M Plum), 
carpets, furniture and upholstery 
goods, etc, 641 and 643 Market 

Plumas County Mining Co, J L Fields 
sec, 330 Pine 

PLUMBE J F, adjustable buggy and 
wagon tops, 25 2d 

Plume John V (John V Plume & Co), 
232 California 

Aq] Plume John V & Co (John V Plume), 

bankers, 232 California 
2 Plummer G E, groceries, 12 Centre 


b5 | Plummer RH, physician, 652 Mission 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


OHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgome 


San Francisco. 


PLATH THEO, bootmaker, 303 Stock- | PO 


WHITE RROS.. 18 & 15 Main and 14 4 168 
we, 8.¥. Oak, Auh, Hickery, Maple, Cherry cte, 


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PLUNKETT JAMES C, attorney-at- 
law, 302 Montgomery 

Plunkett Wm A, attorney-at-law, 530 

As Ber ie 

Plymouth Con ational Church, Tay- ' 
lor bet Genes and O'Farrell 

Pockwitz Louis, wines, 504 Market 

Podesta A (Podesta & Costa), 843 Pacific 

Podesta & Costa (A Podesta and J 
Costa), groceries, 843 Pacific 

Podesta G, cigars and tobacco, 442 Bush 

Podesta G (Ravenna, Ghirardelli & Co), 
421 and 423 Battery 

Podesta J (Podesta & Peirano), NE cor 
Bush and Dupont 

Podesta Guoseppe, groceries, NW cor 
Union and Mason 

Podesta & Pierano (J Podesta and L 
Peirano), fruit stad, NE cor Bush 
and Dupont 

Podesta 38, fruit and vegetables, cor 
McAllister and Buchanan 

Poehlman William, confectionery, SW 
cor Post 01 ede 

HEIM merchant tailor, 724 

Market and 203 Montgomery i 

Pohl George, hides, tallow, and bags, 
51 Sacramento 

Pohlker John Henry, groceries, NW 
cor Howard and 26th 

Pohlmann Gus, jeweler, engraver and 
enameler, 417 Kearny 

Point Lobos Primary School, cor Point 
Lobos and 19th aves 

POINT REYES BUTTER DEPOT, 
Bennett Bros proprietors, 88-91 and 
35 and 36 California Market 

Polastri RS (C R Splivalo & Co), 415 
Battery 

Police Headquarters, cor Kearny and 
Washington 

“Political Record,’’ 618 Sacramento 

Pollak Arnold (Arnold Pollak & Co), 
206 Sacramento 

Pollak Arnold & Co (Arnold Pollak and 
C J Simon), wholesale cigars, 206 
Sacramento 

Pollard L, hairdresser, 788 Folsom 

Pollard Thomas, lumber and shipping 
commission, 17 Steuart 

Pollard W H, mdse broker, 402 Front 

Pollhammer A, engraver and dye sinker, 
417 Kearny 

Politz Kk (Wohl & Politz), 403 Cali- 
fornia 

Poly, Heilbron & Co (Isaac Poly, A Heil- 
bron Bro and S_ Clayburgh), 
wholesale and commission butchers, 
slaughter-house Ist ave nr Kentucky, 
otfice 339 Kearny 

Poly Isaac (Poly, Heilbron & Co), 339 


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Pomeroy Carter P, attorney-at-law, 211 
Sausome 


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Pomeroy John N, attorney-at-law, 211 
Sansome 

Pomeroy Mrs Viola A, music teacher, 
143 3d 


Pinna AJ, agt Singer Mfg Co, 151 


Pommer Mrs Emma, coal oil stoves, 
153 4th 

Pond E B, capitalist, 318 Pine 

Pond R H, sec San Francisco Copper 
Mining Co, 320 Sansome 

PONS AM H, French corset man- 
ufacturer, 219 Post 

Pool I L, mining sec Union Club, NW 
cor California and Montgomery 

Poole George (Parks & Poole), 1134 
Dupont 

Poole John P, attorney-at-law, 426 Cal- 
ifornia 

Poole Wm, contractor, 1028 Market 

me Mrs Wm, dressmaker, 1028 Mar- 

et 
Poorman Miss Amy, baker, 9744 Fol- 


som 
Pope Bernhard (Pope & Meyer), 1141 
Pacific 
Pope Mrs C, liquors, 545 Ist 


315 J St., Sacramento. 


506 Market 
Pope E R, attorney-at-law, 434 Cali- 
fornia f 
Pope Gus, saloon, 545 Ist 
Pope Horace E, physician, 1532 Polk 
Pope & Meyer (Bernhard Pope and 
Rainn an Meyer), fruits, 1141 Pacific 
Pope & Talbot (C F A and W H Talbot), 
lumber dealers, 204 California 
Popineau E, hospital for dogs, 506 
stockton 
Popp Harmann, hotel, 2208 Powell 
Poppe Chas, wholesale cigars, 305 Bat- 


tery 
Poppe C C W & Co, cigars and tobacco, 
11 Sansome 
Popper L, shirtmaker, 431 Kearny 
Popper Max (Whitney & Co), 3 and 5 
Jommercial 
POPPER SAMUEL, shirts and fur- 
nishing goods, 233 Kearny 
Popper V, chiropodist, 127 idontgomery 
Popps Harmann, hotel, 2208 Powell 
Porath Henry, restaurant, 13 Pacific 
Porcher J (Bremer & Porcher), 112 
Montgomery 
ety watchmaker and jeweler, 28 


Porporato Frank, groceries, 1224 Du- 


ont 
PORT MADISON MILLS, Pugst 
Sound, E M Herrick, )9 Steuart 
Porta G (Porter & Porta), 136 Mont- 
mery ave 
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Porter C F (Porter & Porta), 136 Mont- 
gomery ave 

Porter David, wholesale liquors, 405 
Montgomery 

Porter Gare e K (Porter, Slessinger & 
Co), 117 Battery 

Porter John, bakery and confectionery 
store, 1035 Folsom 

Porter J W (Cowen & Porter), 118 


Geary 
Porter & Porta (C F Porter and G 
Porta), furnishing goods, 136 Mont- 


omery ave 
PORTER, SLESSINGER & CO (Geo 
K Porter, Louis Slessinger and Joseph 
Kahn), wholesale boots and shoes, 
117 Batte: 
Porter Wm H, coffin mfr and under- 
taker, 29 Bluxome and 16 O’Farrell 
Porter W H, auditor C P RR, cor 4th 
and Townsend 

Portland and Astoria U S Mail Line, 
214 Montgomery 

Portland Hotel, James Carr propr, 54 
S.u.cramento 

Portland Lodging-House, Thomas Rees 
propr, 807 Kearny 

Portman J K C (Chas Meinecke & Co), 
314 Sacramento 

Portois P, architect, 519 Montgomery 

Portona Henry, plasterer and whitener, 
535 Greenwich 

peg Mrs L, dressmaker, 535 Green- 
wic 

Potrero and Bay View Railroad, office 
cor 4th and King 

Portugal Consul of, Fr. Berton, 527 

a 

Portuguese Protective and Benevolent 
Society, Antoniv L Quaresma, 510 
Bush 

Port Wardens, 525 Kearny 

Porzelt Chr, liquors, 419 Montgomery 
ave 

Poska Samuel, junk, 230 Ist 

Posner M (Hildebrandt, Posner & Co), 
411 and 413 Battery 

Posner Philip, cigars and tobacco, 337 
Hayes 

Post Miss Kate N, resident physician 
Pacific Dispensary, 221 13th, 433 
Gear 

Post Keller Restaurant, A Beth propr, 
SE cor Post and Kearn 

POST OFFICE, Samuel W Backts 
Postmaster, Wm C Dougherty deputy, 
P T Hoin supt, w 6 Battery bet 
Jackson and Washington, Station A, 
1305 Polk, Station B, northwest 
corner 7th and Mission, and 20th near 
Mission 

Post Office Inspectors’ Office, F W 
Schaurte inspector in charge, 320 
Sansome. 


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Potosi Con 
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Potosi Min 
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Jackson president, C M Richardson 
secretary, 500 Montgomery 

Postel Amandus, grocery, NW cor 
Shotwell and 20th 

Postel Arnold, groceries, SW cor 23d 
and Valencia 

Postel C D, groceries, 1426 Taylor 

Postel Isaac, cabinetmaker, 413 Mission 

Postel John, groceries, SW cor Howard 
and 16th 

Potosi Con Mining Co, J H Sayre sec, 
330 Pine 

Potosi Mining Co, W E Dean sec, room 
79, 309 Montgomery 

Potrero and Bay View Railroad Co, 
Francis E Flint supt, Potrero 

Potrero and Bay View Street Railroad, 
office cor 4th and Townsend 

Potrero Primary School, cor Minnesota 
and Sierra 


- Potrero Yeast and Distilling Co, Her- 


man Westerfeld pres, 220 Stockton 

POTTER EDWARD E, secretary 
Sun Insurance Co of San Francisco and 
manager Boston Underwriters and 
Williamsburg City Fire Insurance Co 
of New York, 415 California 

Potter F A, glass and crockery, 2510 
Mission 

Potter Frank A, lamps, 2018 Fillmore 

Potter Fred W, (Leveque & Potter), 10 
Stevenson 

Potter George C, attorney-at-law, 426 
California 

Potter H B, painiers, 11114 Sutter 

Potter T F, fruits and cigars, NW cor 
Clay and Leavenworth 

Potter W W (Potter and Van Derveer), 
212 Sacramento 


POTTER & VAN DERVEER (MP 


Van Derveer and W W Potter), 
wholesale and retail paper and paper 
bags, 212 Sacramento 

Pottet Henry & Co (Henri Pottet), 
florist, 965 Mission 

POULTNEY GEO T (Smith & Poult- 
ney), South Park Livery Stable, 344 
and 346 Brannan 

Pound Keeper, R Lossius 

Pourpion Victor, liquors, 2925 Mission 

Pouyal John, propr Exotic Gardens, 
Mission bet 13th and 14th and cor 
Sutter and Larkin 

Pouyallet C & N Humbrecht, florists, 
211 O'Farrell 

Pouzadoux L (Bernard & Pouzadoux) 
312 Sutter 

Powell H A, attorney, 507 Montgomery 

Powell Street Primary Sq@hool, cor Pow- 
ell nr Washington 

W, acting manager Bank of 

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California and Sansome 


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Powelson Wm, groceries, NE cor 14th 
and Mission 

Power Bernard, groceries, 1721 Jones 

Power T J, retail butcher, 138 Hayes 

Powers George W, blacksmith, 658 
Mission 

Powers G H (Powers & Wilder), 215 


Geary 

Powers J (Holloway & Powers), 504 
Francisco 

Powers J O, capitalist, 331 Montgomery 

Powers John, groceries, 1116 Folsom 

Powers John, groceries, NW cor Hyde 
and Union 

Powers Kidd, horseshoer, 1509 Polk 

Powers Michael, groceries, 230 Sth 

Powers Mrs Maggie, bakery, 640 Howard 

Powers Nicholas, groceries, 551 Howard 

Powers Patrick, plumbing, 1623 Post 

Powers & Wilder (G H Powers and A 
M Wiider), oculists, 215 Geary 

Powning Mrs Susan, groceries, 433 
Jessie 

POY KEE SING CHONG & CO, shoe 
factory, 211 Clay 

Pozzi Peter, saloon, 317 Montgomery 
ave 

Pracht August, groceries, cor Sacramen- 
to and Steiner 

Pracht Max (Neville & Co), 31 and 33 
California 

PRADO F & CO (Francisco Prado and 
Carlos Bullio), Mexican druggists, 
909 Stockton 

Prado Francisco (F Prado & Co), 909 
Stockton 

Prado Francisco F, druggist, 1002 Stock- 
ton 

Prag Marten, tinware and wellpipe, 125 
Clay 

Prager A J, clothing, 827-833 Kearny 

Prather J N, dentist, 305 Kearny 

Pratt E H, confectionery, 1022 Market 

Pratt E 8, carpenter, 1918 Mason 

PRATT GEO C, mining secretary, 22 
Nevada Block 

PRATT HENRY G.,. carpenter, 51 


ay 

Pratt Horace G, grand recorder A O U 
W, St Ann’s Building 

Pratt L E, attorney, City Hall 

Pratt R H, assistaut general superinten- 
dent C P R R, cor 4th and Townsend 

Preble Chas B (Preble & Jones), 218 
Davis 

PREBLE F E (Hoff & Preble),” 2414 
California 

PREBLE & JONES, (Chas B Preble 
and Chas A Jones), cider works, 218 
Davis 

Precht Charles F (W D Ewer & Co), 
626 Clay 

PREIST THOMAS F, groceries, cor 


Clementina a: : Summer 


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Sa na ty Patrick, liquors, 228 Folsom 

Presbyterian of Publication, Rev 
F Shearer agt, 757 Market 

Presbyterian Church, Rev Dr Wood- 
bri pastor, NW cor 20th and 
Capp 

Prescott George W (Prescott, Scott & 
Co), cor lst and Mission 

PRESCOTT HOUSE, J W Becker 
proprietor, southwest corner Kearny 
and Montgomery ave 

PRESCOTT INSURANCE CO, Louis 
Jacoby agent, 439 California 

Prescott, Scott & Co (G W Prescott, 
Irving M and Henry T Scott), proprs 
Union Iron Works, NE cor Ist and 
Mission 

Presentation Convent, on Powell 

Presho James, produce and commission 
merchant, 124 Clay 

Presidio Brewery, Schneider & Wachter, 
1524 and 1526 Pacific 

Presidio and Ferries R R Co, HMC 
Miller pres, office Union bet Leaven- 
worth and Hyde 

Presidio House, F Weisenborn propr, 
cor Lyon and Lombard 

PRESTON A W, secretary California 
Immigration Association and Garfield 
Monument Association, 10 California 

Preston D C, junk, 1239 Mission 

Preston Edward, furniture and carpets, 
10 4th 

Preston EF, attorney-at-law, 234 Mont- 


omery 

PRESTON & McKINNON (0 J Pree. 
ton and J J McKinnon), wholesale 
and retail lumber, pier 5, Steuart 

PRESTON 0 J (Preston & McKinnon), 

ier 5, Steuart 

Pp PORIOUS F (Pretorious & Lem- 
mer), 141 and 143 Ist 

Pretorious & Lemmer (F Pretorious and 
J C Lemmer), California Boiler 
Works, 141 and 143 lst 

Pnuematic Mfg C. (The), David Morris 
mgr, 1045 Market 

Price J J S, ship builder, 103 Steuart 

PRICE M, cutler and cutlery, 415 
Kearny U 

Price Michael, cutler, 10 Stevenson 

Price Thomas, bullion and melting 
rooms, 524 Sacramento 

PRICE WALLACE C (WC Price & 

. Co), 320 Washington 

PRICEW C& CO (Wallace C Price), 
produce, shipping and commission 
me . its, 320 agra aan 

PRICK W, secretary and general man- 
ager Universal Benevolent Associa- 
tion, 1038 Mission 

Prideaux J S, lumber surveyor, SW cor 
Mission and Steuart 

Pricbatch Julius, tailor, 265 3d 


San Francisco. 


Prien Henry, groceries, SE’ cor Turk 
and Polk 

Priest T F, groceries, 670 Clementina 

Priet P, restaurant, 115 and 117 Du. 


pont : 
Prince Chas H, livery stable, 2126 Mis- 


sion 
Princess Silver Mining Co, Geo P J 
Watson sec, 302 Montgomery 
Prince Mrs T B, liquors, 54 Kearny 
Pringle Edward J, attorney-at-law, 318 


Pine 
Pringle Gilbert, bootmaker, 1015 Mar- 


ket 

‘Printers’ Guide’’ (Monthly), 510 Clay 

Prinz H & Co (H Prinz), wholesale 
laces, embroideries and white goods, 
215 Sansome 

Prior J K, gasfitter and plumber, 1128 
Market 

Pritchard James, port steward Pacific 
Coast Steamship Co, NE cor Broad- 
way and Front 

Proctor John, commission merchant, 
224 Front 

Proctor W G, deputy U S marshal, 
room 45, U S Appraiser’s Building 

Producers’ Marble Co of Rutland, Ver- 
mont, G Lander Jr mgr, NE cor 
Montgomery ave and Jackson 

Proff Miss Amelia, variety, 215 O’Far-. 


rell 

PAG Jacob, cabinetmaker, 215 O'Far. 
re 

Progress Bg a spuarenoe Co of 

aris, E alse 0 general agts, 
411 California . ’ 

PROLL BROS (Louis Proll), news 
depot, jewelers, opticians and _ sta- 
tioners, 1417 Polk between Pine and 
California 

Proll Louis (Proll Bros), 1417 Polk 

Proll Henry Jr, meat market, SW cor 
Larkin and Clay 

Proll William, ghow-case mfr, 537 Cal- 
ifornia 

Prosch C, artist, St Ann’s Buildin 

Proschold Charles, barber, 844 Valencia 

Proschold T, barber, 626 4th 

Prosek Joseph A, physician, 6 O’Farrell 

Prospect Gold and Silver Mining Co, 
H P Bush sec, 27 Merchant's Ex- 
change 

Prost Nicholas, bakery, 336 3d 

Protection Council American Legion of 
Honor, B'nai B’rith Hall, 121 Eddy 

Protestant Episcopal Old Ladies’ Home, 
Sister Alice mother superior, cor 28th 
and Valencia 

Protestant Orphan Asylum, NE cor 
Walla and Buchanan 

Protestant Orphan Asylum, Haight bet 
Octavia and Laguna, George W 
Haight attorney-at-law, 207 Sansom3 


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WINE INSURANCE OMPANY. 
W J Dutton agent, 439 California 

Provines R_ R, attorney-at-law, 629 
Kearny 

Provost D R, mgr Rye Tonic Co, 302 
Davis 

Prunty 0, saloon, SE cor 8th and Fol- 
som 

PRUSSIAN NATIONAL INSUR- 
ANCE COMPANY, Louis Jacoby, 
439 California 

bi PEO (Henry Doyle & Co), 511 

arket 

Public Administrator, W M Leman, 528 
California 


‘PUBLIC OPINION” (weekly), IN 
Choynski editor and proprietor, 34 


Geary 

Puccinelli V (V Davalle & Co), 619 
Broadway : 

Puckhaber John, groceries, SW cor 15th 
ave and P 

Puetz Mrs E, ladies’ physician, 205 4th 

Puget Sound~Lumber Co, C S Holmes 
pres, Renton, Holmes & Co, Hanson 
& Co, A Powell, and W J Adams, 


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COMPANY 
Sanford agent, 102 Market 
Pulvermacher Galvanic Co, Dr W T 
Bogert mgr, 513 Montgomery 
Pulverman B (Nathan, Pulverman & 
Co), 29 Battery 
Purcell Mrs W, dressmaker, 1508 How- 


ar 

Purdy F H, boots and shoes, 1809 Polk 

Purdy S F, watchmaker, 16 4th 

Purnhagen & Hillman (John Purnhagen 
and John Hillman), groceries, 318 5th 

Purnhagen John (Purnhagen & Hill- 
man), 318 5th 

Pursch F (Witt & Pursch), 13 Sansome 

PURSELL G M, proprietor California 
and Humboldt Washing Machines, 
431 4th 

Purves Allan, stationer, 722 16th 

Pust Mrs A R, dressmaker, 963 Howard 

Putuam Andrew J (Sharp & Putnam), 
615 California 

Putnam Mrs Elizabeth (Dixon & Put- 
nam), 48 Geary 

PUTNAM § 0, secretary Seattle Coal 
and ‘lransportation Company, 210 
Batter 

Puttick Ltrs Louisa, baker, 224 5th 

Puttman Henry, wine broker, 615 and 
617 Front 

Puttock H (Obrien & Puttock), 1427 


Polk 

PUTZMAN & DUNKER (F H Putz- 
man Jr and D Dunker), wholesale 
native wines and liquors, 340 Pine 


ee 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


San Francisco. 291 


WHITE BROn,, 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
St.8.F Bout Steck, Oak Plank Timber. 


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18 & 20 Spear St, 
San Prancisce. 


PUTZMAN F H (Putzman & Dunker), 
340 Pin 


e 

Putzman F H Jr (Putzman & Dunker), 
340 Pine 

Puvogel John (Nelson & Puvogel), gro- 
cer, 17 7th 

Puyoou Bernard (Brougham & Puyoou), 

31 meen | 

Pyat Felix (F Pyat & Co), 204 Kearny 

PYAT F & co (Felix Pyat), hair- 
dresser and dealer in hair, etc, 204 
me We 

Pyne Wm P (Thomas Bailey & Co), cor 
5th and Bluxome 

Pyser L, clothing, 428 Pacific 

Pyser M, tailor, 616 Post 

Pythian Castle, 913 Market 


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Quackenbush Thos M, 511 Jackson 

Quaker Dairy Restaurant, George W 
Hildrith, 10 cans agen 

Qgmrdt John, printer, 637 Howard 

Quaresma Antonio L, sec Portuguese 
Benevolent and Protective Society, 
510 Bush 

Quarg Emil, propr Uaited States Res- 
taurant, 537 Clay 

Quartermaster’s Department, Col Geo: 
H Weeks, Army Building, 36 and 38 
New peontgeniery 

Queen Bee Mining Co, Geo W Fisher 
sec, 324 Pine ; 

QUEEN CITY MARKET, Zimmer- 
man & Co proprietors, 1154-1158 | 
Market 

QUEEN FIRE INSURANCE C0 (of 
Liverpool), Kobert Dickson menager, 
441 California 

Queirolo G, baker, 511 Green 

Quellmalz Otto, coffee saloon, 1737 Mis- , 
sion 

Queredo Frank, barber, 37 Sutter 

Quesada Luriano, cigar mfr, 425 Broad- 
way 

Quevedo V, music teacher, 1302 Powell 

Quicksilver Mining Co (The), J B Randol 
mgr, 320 Sansome 

QUICK J W, San Francisco Pioneer 
Screen Works, 32 Fremont 

QUIGG MISS MB, dressmaking rooms, 
126 Kearny, ‘Thurlow Block, see ad- 
vertisement ' 

Quigley Hugh, groceries, cor 4th and 

uilsa 
Quilici Angelo, fruits, 18114 Powell 
Quilici Venanzio, liquors, 312 Montgom- 


on ave 

QUILL ANTHONY (Corkery & Quill), 
corner 26th aud Alabama and south- 
west corner 5th and Howard 

Quin T, bootmaker, 326 5th 

Quina John S§, coffee house, 410 4th 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN-& CO,; 3 


292. 


Quinan N R, pee Imperial Machinery 
Co, 202 Bus 

Quinchard Julius (John H Boden & Co), 
504 Battery 

Quinlin A G, physician, 874 Mission 

Quinn Mining Co, 57 Nevada Block 

QUINN AR, grocer, 1049 Howard 

JOHN NO, L PaSHIERS Mechanic’s 

ht be 217 

Quinn John C, bciwidkes. 223 5th 

Quinn John, bootmaker, 2084 Ist 

Quinn John E, fancy goods, 1400 Polk 

Quinn M, hatter, 3013 Mission 

Quinn Thomas, saloon, 217 Pacific 

Quinn Thomas, bootmaker, 14074 Fol- 
som 

Quinne James, capitalist, 513 California 

Quinne James (N Cormack & Quinne), 

232 California 
QUINT L, attorney-at-law, 603 Wash- 


ton 
QuNG LEE, junk store, foo: of 6th 
bai the ship yard 


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Raabe Geo A, butcher, 1145 Folsom 
Raas E & Co (E Raas), clothes and tail- 
or’s trimmings, 26 and 28 Montgomery 
Raas Emanuel (E Raas & Co), 26 and 28 
Montgomery 


Raas E, pres French Mutual Building 
and Loan Association, 729 Montgom- 


Rabs Carl, commissary clerk U S Geo- 
logical Survey, 155 New Montgomery 

Rabjohn E Jr, locksmith, 9274 Market 

Rabjohn Edwin Sr, locksmith and bell- 
hanger, 139 5th 

Racich 4, coffee saloon, 508 Front 

Racouillat L (Myers, Gilman & Co and 
Gilman & Racouillat), cor 9th and 
Harrison 

Racouillat Mme, patterns, 1423 Stockton 

Rademaker J M (Shoaf & Rademaker), 
NW cor Kearny and Bush 

Rademan Hermann (H Bree & Co), cor 
Columbia and Serpentine ave 

RADER & BO. (J Adam Rader 
and denry Bonn), saloon, 515 Clay 

Rader J Adam (Rader & Bonn), saloon, 
515 Clay 

Radford Thomas, bootmaker, 7 Spring 

Radius Ludwig, book bindery, 538 Cal- 
ifornia 

Radke F, liquors, 255 Steuart 

RADLOFF LOUIS, dressmaking, 218 

‘ost 


Radovich A, restaurant, 254 Steuart 

RADOVICH BOZO, liquors, 29 Geary 

Radovich J L (D Biagi & Co), 520 and 
522 Sansome 

Radovich L (L. Radovich & Co), 877 
Market 


ufacturers of Fine 
cucliva Diamond Work, 


San Francisco. 


Radovich L & Co (L Radovicn and E 
Chielovich) saluon, 877 Market 

Bean L (E Chielovich & Co), 601 

ront 

Radovich Lazarus (Radovich & Uhr. 
landt), 306 Kearny 

Radovich & Uhrlandt (Lazarus Rado- 
vich and Hermann E Uhrlandt), 
saloon, 306 Kearny 

Rae F B(W S Teheson & Co), NE cor 
Fremont and Mission 

Rafeld I, second-hand clothes, 1034 
Folsom 

Rafferty Peter, 
239 4th 

Raffetto L, propr Colombo Hotel, 62) 
Broadway 

Raffetto L, boots and shoes, 623 Broad- 


wa 

Raffle L (Ravenna, Ghirardelli & Co), 
421 and Neh Battery 

Ragghianti S (V Davalle & Co), 619 
Broadway 

Rahders Henry (Hutaff & Rahders), 636 
Minna 

Bane August (Scherb & Rahje), United 

States vagciny: 16th above Valencia 

Rahlmann Harry F (Dieckfhann & Rahl- 
mann), SW cor Railroad and 15th 
aves 

Rahn Mrs Mary, saloon, 800 Mont- 
gomery 

Rahsskopff Carl, instrument maker, 412 
Commercial 

Rahwyler Abvaham, watchmaker and 
jeweler, 631 Kearny 

Rail Lawrence, plumber and gasfitter, 
cor 7th and Railroad ave 

Railroad Commissioners, Board of, J S 
Cone pres First District, C J Beer- 
stecher Second District, Geo Stone- 
man Third District, W R Andrus 
sec, Office 320 Sansome 

RAILROAD EXCHANGE, Albert 
Brauer proprietor, Baker between 
Beach and Jefferson 
“RAILROAD GAZETTEER,” B F 
Giddings manager, H S Crocker & Co 
publishers, 219 Bush 

Railroad House, Bailey & McLean 
proprs, 533 Commercial 

Raisch Frederick, stoves and tinware, 
and plumbers and gastitters, 1519 
Howard 

Raith Geo (Fletcher & Raith), 209 Davis 

Raith John, groceries, 356 Jessie 

Rakeman Fred, saloon, 610 Jackson 

Ralls R F, dentist, St Ann’s Buildin 

Ralph Mrs Leticia A, dressmaker, 1 
Stockton 

Ralph Wm _H, bakery, 2837 California 

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119 soaeomyy 


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Ramsey Ne: 
622 Kearn. 
Ramsey W 
409 Hayes 
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olsom 

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101 and 1 

Randolph 
Grammar, 
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Ralston Harry (Harry and John Ral- 
ston), 151 and 153 Beale 

Raleton Harry & John, iron works, 151 
and 153 Beale 

Ralston John (Harry & John Ralston), 
151 and 153 Beale 

RALSTON JO, manager Painters Co- 
operative League, 1605 Polk 

Ramar — chief California Stamm Inde- 
peudent Order of Red Men, 510 Bush 

Ramist Adolph (Davis & Ramist), 122 3d 

RAMON A & CO, cigar manufacturers, 
416 Battery 

Ramsay E (C F Wyer & Co), 847-851 
Mission 

Ramadell B H, coal, 422 Montgomery 

Ramsden P H, accountant First Na- 
tional Gold Bank 

Rams-y & Cole, liquors, 534 Jackson 

Ramsey Neal (Ramsey & Wickstrom), 
622 Kearny 

Ramsey W J (Harrower & Ramsey), 
409 Hayes 

Ramsey & Wickstrom (N Ramsey and 
C Wickstrom), liquors, 622 Kearny 

RANDALL ALFRED, whitener and 
plasterer, northeast corner 5th and 
Folsom 

Randall Mrs M J, fancy goods, 2500 
California 

RANDELL CHARLES W (Wakclee 


& Co), southeast corner Bush and 


Mont 
RANDELL G C (Wakelee & Co), 


southeast corner Bush and Montgom- 


er 

Randol J B, mgr Quicksilver Mining 
Co, New Almaden, 320 Sansome 

RANDOLPH & CO (W C Randolph 
and R B Gray), importers and dealers 
in jewelry, watches, diamonds, etc, 
101 and 103 Montgomery 

Randolph Lucy N, teacher Mission 
Grammar School 

Randolph W C (Randolph & Co), 101 
and 103 Sutter 2 

RANGOD GUSTAVE, dyeing and 
cleaning, 1114 Stockton 

Ranken H (H Ranken & Co), 200 4th 

Ranken H & Co (H Ranken and H 
Stelljes), saloon, 200 4th and 1081 
Market 

RANKIN, BRAYTON & CO (Ira 
Rankin. and A P Brayton), Pacific 
Iron Works, 127 Ist 
ANKIN CHARLES E, blank book 
manufacturer, 540 and 542 Cla: 

Rankin & Dorn (G A Rankin and B W 
Dorn), lozenge factory, 837 Mission 

Rankin G A (Rankin & Dorn), 837 
Mission 1 

Rankin Geo A, confectionery, 110 2d 

RANKIN IRA (Rankin, Brayton & 
Co), 127 lst 


293 


Ranlett H D, mining, 218 California 
Ransom Elisha & Co (Elisha Ransom), 
ain and commission merchants, 204 
alifornia ' 
Ransom Elisha (Elisha Ransom & Co), 
204 California 
Ransome Ernest L, artificial stone and 
concrete, 402 Montgoine 
Raphael George, sec Unity Lodge Inde- 
6 aa Order B'nai B'riths, 121 


Raphael Harris, tailor, 9 Taylor 
Uaphael I, cigars, 430 Kearny 
Raphael Isaac, clothing, 527 Montgom- 


er 
Ra hae Louis, purchasing agt, 402 
ront 

Rapozo M S, bootmaker, 315 Drumm 

Rapp Adolph, jeweler and diamond 
setter, 9 Geary 

Rapp Charles E, barber, 6 Summer 

Rappi. Gabriel, physician, 515 Mont- 
gomery ave 

Raschen Fred (Hoegmann & Raschen), 
NE cor 18th and Valencia 

Raschen L, grocer, NW cor 3d and 
Townsend 

Rasmussen Peter, boots and shoes, 219 


3d 

RASSETTE HOUSE, C Tence propri- 
etor family hotel, 11 Kearn 

RATAFIA DAMIANA BITTERS, 
Siebe Bros & Plageman agents, south- 
east corner Sansome and Sacramento 

Rathbone Fred (Rathbone & Magee), 
338 Bush 

Rathbone & Magee (Fred Rathbone and 
D B Magee), saloon, 338 Bush 

Baba August (Scherb & Siathje), 53 
3¢ 

Rathjen & Co (Henry Rathjen), gro- 
ceries, SW cor Bush and Stockton 

Rattenbury Harry, sec Lodge No 3 
Benevolent and Protective Order of 
Elks, 510 Bush 

Ratto Bartholomew, bakery, 504 Post 

Ratto Charles (Ratto & Cuneo), 102 2d 

Ratto & Cuneo (C Ratto, and S Cuneo), 
fruits, nuts, etc, 102 2d 

Ratto G (Metastazio & Co), 1823 
Powell 

RATTO OTTO, fashionable hatter, 326 
Montgomery avenue 

Rattray Aleck, physician, 600 Sutter 

Ratz Wm, barber, 202 4th 

Rau Henry, dentist, :799 Mission ‘ 

Raun Edward T (Kenitzer & Raun), 601 
California 

Raum J M, note-broker, 424 Montgom- 


e 

Hansel Samuel, bakery, 1105 Folsom 

Ravekes D (Whittier, Fuller & Co), 21 
and 23 Front 

Raveley S W, job printer, 518 Clay 


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RAVENNA, GHIRARDELLI & CO, 
(V Ravenna, A Ghirardelli, G Podes- 
ta, L Boero and L Raffo), proprietors 
Pacific Con Paste Company, 421 and 
423 aeent 

Ravenna V (Ravenna, Ghirardelli & Co), 
421 and 423 Battery 

Ravn & Christensen (Hans Ravn and 
Martin A Christensen), coffee saloon, 
22 5th 

ca Hans (Ravn & Christensen), 22 


tt 

Ray C (©, barber, 1515 Steiner 

Ray James, upholsterer, 3005 16th 

Ray L C, restaurant, 325 Bush 

RA’ WS8S& CO, manufacturers and 
dealers in caboose, office and cooking 
stoves, importers of metals, sheet 
iron and stamped ware, agents elm- 
wood ranges also Albion Pottery, 


11 Sacramento 

Ray W S(W S Ray & Co), 12 and 14 
Market 

RAYE A P & (C0, carpets, oil cloths 
and curtain materials, 739 Market 

Raymond A, milkman, 35 Eddy 

Ray.nond F, market, SW cor Powell 
and Pacific 

Raymond Geo A (Raymond & Wilshire 
and E Sikes & Co), 115 and 117 
Front 

Raymond Henry, tailor, 1708 Polk 

Raymond H, sec Uhebra Sons of Jacob, 
121 cop . 

Raymond I W, capitalist, 115 Front 

Raymond Mrs Mary, confectionery, NW 
cer Post and Hyde 

Raymond Samuel A, capitalist, 302 

ontgomery 
Raymond W H, mining, room 3, 330 
ine 

RAYMOND & WILSHIRE (Geo A 
Raymond, Wm B Wilshire and E 
Sikes), safes and scales, 115 and 117 
Front 

Raynor Daniel C (Geo Bowers & Co), 
cor Railroad and 11th aves 

Raynor Joel, house mover, 1141 Mission 
and 1416 Folsom 

Raynud Felix, silver plater, 833 Green- 
wich 

Razzetto F, saloon, 527 Washington 

Rea E F, paints and oils, 1131 Dupont 

Rea H L, cigars and tobacco, 9274 Mar- 


ket 
EDWARD B, sole agent New 
York Refining Company, ma: hinery 
and shafting oils, brass, copper and 
zine lubricating cups, 18 lst 
Koad Edward, tailor, 1644 Jessie 
Read Mrs JG, dressmaker, 1215 Polk 
Reade Wn, attorney-:t-law, 216 San- 
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Antioch, 12 and 14 Market and 9 and | REA 


Reading E M, sec Workmen’s Guaran- 
tee Fund Association, St Ann’s Build. 


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Rinate John, restaurant,. 57 and 659 
Real del Castillo Mining Co, 320 San- 


some 

“Real Estate Price List,” Geo W Chap- 
in publisher, 319 Montgomery 

Rearden Timothy H, attorney-at-law, 
636 Cla 

Reardern Patrick, dairyman, 6th ave bet 
M and L 

Reardon A J, groceries, cor Army and 
San Bruno Road 

Reardon Robert 8S, butcher, stall 1, 
Grand Floral Market 

Reassurances Generales Insurance Co, 
H W Snow general agt, 310 Cali- 
fornia 

VES MRS M A, hair restorative, 
120 Tyler 

Reay Joseph W, real estate, 408 Cali- 
fornia 

Reber Jacob (Reber & Stone), 241 3d 

Reber & Stone (J Reber and N J Stone), 
second-hand furniture, 241 3d 

& CHETWOOD (J Rebman 

and J T Chetwood), hardware, iron, 
steel and cutlery, 31 6th and 1036 
Market ; 

REBMAN J (Rebman & Chetwood), 
31 6th and 1036 Market 

Rebstock & Brendle, marble works, 
Central ave bet California and Pine 

Rebut Amand, restaurant, cor 29th and 
Dolores 

Rechter J, furniture and bedding, 1136 


Dupont 

Reck Frederick M, saloon, 2949 16th 

Recreation Grounds, Waller Wallace 
and Andrew Piercy proprs, cor Fol- 
som and 25th 

Red Cloud Consolidated Mining Co, 
Wm J Taylor sec, room 25, 310 
Pine 

Red Cross Packing Co, 805 Sansome 

Reddan & DeLay (John Reddan and E 
J ary , groceries, SE cor Guerrero 
and 16t 

Reddan John (Reddan & DeLay), SE 
cor Guerrero and 16th 

Redding Joseph D (Goad & Redding), 
302 Montgomery ; 

Reddy John, saloon, Beale nr Bryant 

Reddy P, attorney-at-law, 330 Pine 

Red Hill HM & W Co, A B Paul sec, 
room 20, 328 Montgome 

REDINGTON & CO (John H Red- 
ington, Christian W Smith, Samuel 
Heitshu and W P eae ai San 
Francisco, AG & J S Coffin, New 
York), wholesale druggists, 529 and 
531 Market 


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REDINGTON D O, out-door photo- 
apher, 743 Howard, office 237 


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~“ Redington J (Nuttall, Bacon & Co), 222 


Fremont 
REDINGTON JOHN H (Redington & 
Co), 529 Market 
Redington Quicksilver Co (The), Knox- 
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Redlich S (Herman Heyneman & Oo), 
217 Front 
Red Men, California Stamm Independent 
Order of, — Ramar chief, 510 Bush 
Red Men, Germania Stamm Independ- 
ent A eas of, G P Rote chief, 510 


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Red Men, Golden Gate Stamm Inde- 
ria Order of, J Jacobs chief, 510 


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Redmen’s Hall, Henry Beck janitor, 

510 Bush 

Red Men, Hermann Stamm Independent 

Order of, J Osterloh chief, 510 Bush 

Red Men, Pacific Stamm Independent 

Order of, — Leudos chief, 510 Bush 

Red Men, Yerba Buena Lager (Encamp- 

ment) Independent Order of, — Mi- 

chiales chief, 510 Bush 

Redmond Dennis, merchant tailor, 508 

Hayes 

Redmond J D, attorney-at-law, 519 

Montgomery 

Redmond John B, groceries, NE cor 

Ellis and Webb 

Redmond Me H, mgr California Tug 

Boat Co, 106 Steuart 

Redstone A E (A E Redstone & Co), 
240 Mont ‘omer 

REDSTO. (J H Red- 

stone and F R Brann), counsellors-at- 

law and solicitors of patents, 240 

Montgomery 

Redstone J H (Redstone & Brann), 240 

Montgomery 

edwood Manufacturers Association, 

J G Jackson pres, 18 Market 

Reeb Elias, mfr of shirts and underwear, 

539 Market 

Reeckmann Amandus, groceries, NE cor 

Powell and Francisco 

Reed Charles, boarding, 112 Pacific 

Reed Chas, upholsterer, 106 11th 

Reed Geo W, ship and custom house 

broker, 508 Batter 

Reed John, boatbuilder, 316 Main 

Reed J, propr Continental Hotel, 521 
Pacific 

Reed L W, vice-principal Haight Gram- 
mar School 

Reed Major General Whitney N G C, 

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Reed Thomas, dairy produce, 3 Board- 
man’s Place 
Rees Mre Thomas, lodging-house, 650 
Mission 
Rees Thoinas, Portland Lodging-house, 
807 Kearny 
Rees W H, physician, 10164 Mission 
Reese F F, carpenter, 827 Sutter 
Reese George, saloon, NE cor Main and 
Howard 
Reese H W (Falkenau & Reese), 328 
Montgomery 
Reese John, barber, 211 and 213 Mont- 
gomery ave 
Reformed Church, 9004 Market 
Regan Bartholomew, groceries, 241 Ste- 
venson 
Regan John F, groceries, 21 Minna 
Reyensberger M, physician, 114 Geary 
Regensburger A E, physician, 517 Post 
Regensburger D A, real estate, 320 San- 
some 
REGENSBURGER D H, attorney-at- 
law, 408 California 
Hegmanarasr Jacob, physician, 112 
‘owell 
Regli & Renner (Robert Regli and X 
enner), liquors, 711 Mission 
Regli Robert (Regli & Renner), 711 Mis- 
sion 
Rehfisch, Martin & Co (Morris Rehfisch, 
Wm O H Martin and Emanuel Ep- 
stein), stock broker, 2324 ag ree 
Rehfisch Morris (Rehfisch, Martin 
Co), 2324 Montgomery 
, stoves, plumbing 
and gasfitting, 208 16th 
a F (Rehorst & Hulling), 336 
us 
Rehorst & Hulling (Fred Rehorst and 
D Hulling), barbers, 386 Bush 
Reich John ©, propr Centennial House, 
318 Pacific 
Reich L (Buyer & Reich), 126 and 128 
Sansome 
Reichardt L (Gropp & Reichardt), 1129 


Dupont 

nee & Co (Edward Reichert), junk, 
9 Cla ; 

Reicher Jose h, saloon, 114 Tyler 

REICHERT THEODORE, chief clerk 
U_ S Surveyor-lieneral’s office and 
clerk circuit court of Cualifornia, 610 
Commercial 

Reichling F, assayer and refiner and m 
California Artiticial Stone Paving Cu, 
404 Montgomery 

Reid Geo W, groceries, 1131 Pacific 

REID HENRY H, attorney-at-law, 


MES, superintendent 
“Youth’s Directory,” 1417 Howard 
REID JOHN, tailor, 9074 Market 
Reid Thos, wood and coal, 958 Mission 


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: A John, propr Reidy Hotel, 512 
Mission 


Reidy Martin, liquors, 156 Steuart 
Reidy’s Hotel, John Reidy propr, 512 


Mission 

Reilley Chas J, plumbing, 214 Mont- 
gee ave 

ney rs Alice, lodging-house, 4484 


Reilly B, groceries, 137 Shipley 
Reilly & & (John J and John D Reilly 
and E J Root), commission merchants, 
327 and 329 Davis 
Reilly James, groceries, 1710 Leaven- 
worth 
Reilly Wm, liquors, NE cor Harrison 
and Spear 
| Reimers & Strothoff (Wm Reimers and 
re 4 | John Strothoff), liquors, 25 3d 
a) Reimers Wm (Reimers & Strothoff), 
25 3d 
19 Reinecke Frederick H (Steffens & Rein- 
ecke), SE cor Folsom and Main 
Reinecke W (Mayerhofer & Reinecke), 
228 Bush 
Reinecker John, saloon, NE cor How- 
ard and Spear 
$| Reineger Charles, plumber, 1590 Bush 
$ Reinhardt L F, meat market, NW cor 
Vallejo and Powell 
Reinhold J (Groeschel, Reinhold & Co), 
Washington Market 
Reinle F (Reinle & Fuchs), Grand Ar- 
cade Market 
Reinle & Fuchs (F Reinle and N:'Fuchs), 
ork packers, Grand Arcade Market 
REIN TEIN J B, attorney-at-law, 
217 Sansome G 
REINSTEIN WILLIAM, gents’ fur- 
nishing goods and proprietor Boston 
Shirt Manufactory, 411 Kearny 
Reis Christian, capitalist, 316 California 
Reis Ferdinand, capitalist, 316 California 
Reis Gustave, capitalist, 316 California 
Ea Reis Julius C, canitalist, 316 California 
Reis Simon, witchmaker and jeweler, 
( 1209 Montgomury ave 
Reiss Achille (Jieiss Bros & Co), 24 Sut- 
ter 
REISS BERNARD (Neuburger, Reiss 
& Co), 516 Market 
REISS BROS & CO (Solomon, Isaac 
and Achille Reiss), importers cloths 
and tailors’ trimmings, 24 and 26 Sut- 
ter (see advt) 
Reiss Isaac (Reiss Bros & Co), 24 Sutter 
Reiss Solomon (Reiss Bros & Co), 24 


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| Reiter Henry (Reiter & Cranz), 315 East 
| Reliance Machine Works, Clot & 
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Reliance Marine Insurance Co, Henry 
Lund & Co agents, 214 California 
Relief Con Mining Co, Wm J Taylor 


310 Pine 
Remillard: Brick Co, P N Remillard 
pres, Pacific Street Wharf 
ae F OC, restaurant, 224 Six- 
- teenth 
REMINGTON JOHN 0, collector, 
rooms 9, 10 and 11, 604 Kearny 
Remington Paper Co, McCormick & 
Delano 8, 109 California MA 


E, C Shawl agent, 30 2d 
Remond Ernest, tailor, 313 Montgom-' 
ery ave 
Renault John, saloon, Railroad ave nr 
6th ave 
Rendick N, restaurant, 1022 Lackin 
Rene Martin, groceries, 27tii bet Foleom 
and Harrison 
Renkes & Althaus, liquors, 329 Dupont 
Renner C A, propr New Helvetia Hotel, 
621 California 
Renner & Co (George Renner and Frank 
S Johnson), draymen, SE cor Main 
and Market 
Renner George (Renner & Co), SE cor 
Main and Market 
Renner William, carpenter, 1154 Folsom 
Renner X {Regli & Renner), 711 Mission 
Reno & Emmons, draymen, 218 Cali- 
fornia 
Renton Coal Co, T B Morris pres, T H 
Henderson sec, 22 Sacramento 
Renton, Holmes & Co (Wm Renton, C 
S Holmes and R K Ham), lumber, 
pier 3, Steuart 
Renton Wm (Renton, Holmes & Co), 
ier 3, Steuart 
RENTSCHLER F (Indianapolis Man- 
ufacturing Co), 160 New Montgomery 
RENTSCHLER JOHN, carriage and 
wagonmaker, 1624 Mission 
Renz J, liquors, 219 Commercial 
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ, L 
D 8, Sander’s Hall, 71 New Mont- 
gomer 
Rephelet Levy, teamster, 515 Market 
‘Reporter’ (The), (monthly), cor Powell 
and Eddy 
Reppey J W, upholsterer, 1810 Polk 
“Republica,” 734 Montgomery 
Republic M Co, Wm J Taylor sec, room 
25, 310 Pine 
‘Rescue ”’ (The), A D Wood editor and 
ublisher, 123 Montgomery Block 
RESING JOHN, innkeeper, Mission 
Road opposite St Mary’s College 
‘Resources of California” (The), 
(monthly), J PH Wentworth editor 
and proprietor, 320 Sansome 
Ressayre V, mining sec, 331 Montgom- 
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Rest for the Weary, lodgi 
Retard Eugene (Destin & 
5th and Railroad ave 

Rethz Geo, bootmaker, 933 Market 

Reuben & Co (M Reuben), second-hand 
law books, 321 California 

Reubold M, boots and shoes, 312 Bush 

Reuling E W, mfrs agt and commission 
merchant, 522 Montgomery 

Reusche August, restaurant, 518 Cali- 
fornia 

Revere House, lodgings, 48 4th 

Revenue Marine Office, Appraiser’s 
anne 

Rewig F W, liquors, 213 6th 

Rey : J (Britton & Rey), 525 Commer- 
cia 

Rey V (Palmer & Rey), 529 Commercial 


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Reyer E (Grover & Reyer), 529 Jackson | RI 


Reymond August, laundry, 511 Hyde 

Reynolds Andrew, restaurant, 329 Hast 

Reynolds C H & Co (C H Reynolds), 
real estate, 333 Montgomery 

Reynolds Mra E R, varieties, 1812 
Geary 

Reynolds Edward J, agt Renton Coal 
Jo, 10382 Sutter 

Reynolds F B (Schammel, Reynolds & 
Co), 120 Front 

Reynolds G L, tailor, 638 Clay 

REYNOLDS JOHN, proprietor Cali- 
fornia Chemical Works, San Bruno 
Road between 27th and 28th 

Reynolds J 8, attorney-at-law, 636 Clay 

REYNOLDS L (L Reynolds & Co), 
room 1, ‘309 Montgomery 

Reynolds Leonard, attorney-at-law, 624 
Washington 


REYNOLDS L & CO (L Reynolds), 


commission merchants, room 1, 309 | 


Montgomery 
sey feeb s Mrs Mary, dressmaker, 513 
Sryant 
Reynolds & Rix (W H Reynolds and 
EK A Rix), agts National Rock Drill 
and Compressor Co, 49 Fremont 
Reynolds Thomas, furniture and carpets, 
730 Montgomery 
Reynolds Thos, sailmaker, 9 Market 
Reynolds Wm Otis, wood and coal, 
2310 Larkin 
Reynolds Wm §, real estate broker, 531 
Jalifornia 
Reynolds W H (Reynolds & Rix), 49 
‘remont 
Rheinhold Hugo (Wolff & Rheinhold), 
506 Battery 
Rhein John, merchant tailor, 414 San- 
some 
Rhoades J (Kimball & Rhoades), Phelan 
Buildin, 
Rhode Island Underwriter’s Associa- 
tion, A P Flint general agt, 313 Cali- 
fornia 


Rhodes A L, attorney-at-law, 606 Mont- |. 


gomery 

Rhodes & Barstow, attorneys-at-law, 
606 Montgomery 

Rhodes peed piano mover, SE cor 
searey and Post 

Rhodes 8S R, merchant tailor, 131 Mont- 


gomery 

Riccomi Olonto, fruits etc, Kentucky 
near Rope Walk 

Rice A, bootmaker, 1026 Sutter 

Rice & Byrne (P B Rice and John 
Byrne), saloon, 148 New Montgomery 
(CE & CO (HB Rice and F H Mar. 
vin), business agency and employment 
office, male and female help of all na- 
tionalities ig oN to farms, hotels 
and families, 112--116 Geary 

CE VEY W, engine and boiler 

works, 52-60 Bluxome between 4th 
and 5th 

Rice H B (Rice & Co), 112-116 Geary 

Rice James, saloon, 350 Brannan 

Rice J C, saloon, 420 Pacific 

Rice Mrs L A, restaurant, 1067 Howard 

Rice Mrs M A, liquors, 350 Brannan 

Rice M D, carpenter, 205 Ellis 

Rice P B (Rice & Byrne), 148 New 
Montgomery 

Rice Richard, plumber, 107 Geary 

Rice Wm A (Linforth, Rice & Co), 325 
Market 

Rich A (Davenport & Rich), 13, 14 and 
34 Centre Market 

Rich David, stockbroker, 316 Montgom- 


er 

Richy Louis, tailor, 634 Ellis 

Rich Miss Sydney, teacher of music, St 
Ann’s Bui'ding 

Richard Bunton, liquors, 705 Market 

Richard Edward, hairdresser, 543 2d 

RICHARD G H, restaurant, 315 4th 

Richards CG F & Co (C F Richards), 
wholesale drugyists, 427 and 429 San- 


some 
Richards C W (Sichel & Richards), 103 


Post 

Richards Ezra, restaurant, 548 Clay 

Richards & Harrison'(W H_ Richards 
and R J Harrison), wholesale liquors, 
NW cor Sansome and Sacramento and 
retail liquors, cor Dupont and Sutter 

Richards I, carpenter, 432 Kearny 

Richards J, supt S F Tool Co, 2) Ste- 
venson 

Richards John E, liquors, 227 and 229 
Bush 

Richards Leon (Richards & Strezichich), 
cor Beale and Bryant 

Richards O S, commission merchant, 
400 Front 

Richards Peter, liquors, 1024 Larkin 

Richards Seth (Richards & Snow), 408 
Market 


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CHARDS & SNOW (Seth Richards 
and Roland Snow), importers hard- 
ware, iron pipe and plumbers’ ma- 
terials, 408 Market 

Richards & Strezichich, restaurant, cor 
Beale and Bryant 

Richards W H (Richards & Harrison), 
NW cor Sansome and Sacramento 

Richards W H, dentist, 1029 Market 

Richardson Alexander (Richardson 
Bros), 214 Dupont 

Richardson Bros (James and Alexander 
Richardson), stationery, 214 Dupont 


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Richardson E, groceries, 134 7th 

Richardson & Field (William Richard- 
son and Alfred B Field), grain and 
RICHARDG brokers, 214 California 

SON MRS H, Berlin wool 

bir tigre fancy goo 752 Market 

Richardson James (Richardson Bros), 
214 Dupont 

Hchartaon, James, groceries, cor 17th 
and Aleman 

Richardson John, groceries, 132 7th 


Richardson J M, hotel, Golden Gate | RIDER, 


Park 

So Naniaen Mrs, fancy goods, 752 Mar- 

et 

Richardson Richard, fruits and veget- 
ables, 709 Brannan 

Richardson William (Richardson & 
Field), 214 California 
I N W G, agt Graham 
Paper Co, 507 Montgomery 

Richardson Wendel L, wharf and bridge 
builder, 14 Howard 

Richer Mining Co, W H Lent sec, room 
62, 309 Montgomery 

Richers F W, groceries, NW cor Larkin 
and Ellis 

Richert C, bakery, 253 3d 

Richie Adam, saloon, 548 Mission 

Richling Casper (Snyder & Richling), 
574 and 575 Brannan 

Richmann Drill and Com oe Co, 
I Wormeer pres, mfrs rock drills and 
hd compressers, 25 and 27 Steven- 


RICHMOND MRS LG (Mrs LG Rich- 

RICHM, 0 ND ), 420 Monigomery 
ND MRS L G & SON (Mrs 

mare G re W P Richmond), proprietors 
Women’s Co-operative Printing Of- 
fice, 420-430 Montgomery 

Richmond W P (Mra L G Richmond & 
Son), 420 Montgomery 

Richmuller Henry, plaster ornaments, 
18 Taylor 

Richter A, diamond setter and mfr of 
jewelry, 622 Merchant 

Richter Clemens Max, physician, 126 
Kearny 


Richter Henry, barber and cigars, Rail- 
road ave bet 7th and 8th aves 

Richter Henry, pres Cigarmakers’ As- 
sociation, 114 Dupont 

RICHTER PE we E Richter & Co), 
109 California 

RICHTER P E & CO (Paul E Richter 
and J N Luning), importers, expo:t- 
ers, commission merchants and m 4au- 
facturers’ agents, 109 California 

Richter Wm R, saloon, cor Ist ave and 
Kentucky 

Rickards Albert (Rickards & Urquhart), 
115 Drumm 

RICKARDS & URQUHART (Albert 
Richards and William Urquhart), El- 
evator Works, 115 Drumm 

Rickborn Fernando A, groceries, SW 
cor Oak and Gough 

Rickoti ©, Pacific Goring and Mattress 
Co, 25 and 27 New Montgomery - 

Ricotti A, watchmaker, 1027 Kearny 

Ricter Rosa, saloon, 541 Jackson — 

Rider F G, druggist, 504 Bush 

RIDER J B (Rider, Somers & Co), pier 


22, Steuart 

SOMERS & CO (J B Rider, 

Joshua Chadbourne and H C Somers), 
hay and grain, pier 22, Steuart 

RIDGEWAY BROS (W J andJ H 

apenayys file manufactory, 9 and 11 


RIDGEWAY C W, wpholsterer, 12 
RIDGEWAY JOSEPH (Ridgoway 


seh mill pick manufactory, 9 and 


RIDGEWAY WILLIAM (Ridgewa 
Bros), file manutactory, 9 and}! Hill 

Ridley AE & Co, stencil plates, 323 
Front 

Riechers F W, groceries, SW cor Larkin 
and Ellis 

Riec Chas, propr Vienna Gardens, NW 
cor Sutter tg Stockton 

Riegelhaupt Philip, tailor, 506 Market 

Riegelhuth Charies, butcher, 432 3d 

Rieger P & Co (estate of P Rieger, Wm 
Rieger mgr), mfr flavoring extracts, 
611 Front 

Rieger William, mgr P Rieger & Co, 51] 

ront 

Riehi Freidrich, physician, 526 Kearny 

Rickels John (Ric els & Wiese), cor 
Mission and 16th 

Rickels & Wiese (John Rickels and 
John Wiese), beer saloon, cor Mission 
and 16th 

Rieman & Co (G B Rieman), photogra- 
phers, 26 Montgomery 

Hinman. - B(Rieman & Co), 26 Mont- 
gom 

Riese Bros (Leo and David Riese), mfra, 
625 Clay 


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Riese David (Riese Bros), 625 Clay 
Riese Leo (Riese Bros), 625 Clay 
Ries Leopold, lamp ageut, 649 Wash- 


ington 

Rietzke Gustave, lodging-house, 502 
Bush 

Rieu G, bootmaker, 187 Jessie 

Riggers Protective Union, Sander’s 
all, 71 New Montgomery 

Riggers and Stevedores’ Hall, Mont- 
gomery bet Jackson and Pacific 

Rigney Patrick, groceries, 410 22d 

Riley Eugene, engines and boilers, 296 
Howar 

Riley James, groceries, 1710 Leaven- 
worth 

Riley James, lodging-house, 140 Minna 

Riley J H W, short-hand reporter, 
official reporter, 628 Montgomery 

RILEY JOHN, assistant superintend- 
ent Calvary Cemeter 

Riley Mrs Mary A, varieties, 1901 Hyde 

itiley P S, advertising agt, Pacitic Coast 
Steamship Co, 214 Montgomery 

Riley Thomas D & Co (Thomas D Riley), 
commission merchants, hay and grain, 
507 and 509 East 

Riley Thomas D (Thos D Riley &.Co), 
507 and 509 Eas. 

Rimassa Emanuel, boots and shoes, 720 
Washington 

mone , fruits and vegetables, 144 
1lt 

Rincon Grammar School, Silver nr 2d 

Ring Byrom (Ring & Walker), 535 Cla: 

Ring & Walker (Byrom Ring and F 
acoth sy rinte:s, 535 Cla 
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Riordan Mrs Rosina, millinery, 631 
Market 

Riordan Thomas D, attorney-at-law, 6 
Montgomery ave 

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ios David, phyaician, 1 tockton 

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ing and livery stable, 21 and 23 Steu- 
art 

Rippe John (Schleef & Rippe), cor 24th 


and Br 
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ORKS, W H Taylor president, 
Joseph Moore _ vice-president and 
superintendent, L R Mead secretary, 
southeast corner Howard and Beale 
Rising Alfred, attorney-at-law, 216 San- 
some 
Rismondo Luigi, coffee stand, 629 Davis 
Rison Albert (Mountain Ice Co), 554 
and 556 Mission 
Rissloud A (Pape & Rissloud), 101 
Stockton 
Ristow John, groceries, NW cor Turk 
and Van Ness ave 


HARDWO"D LUMSER, 


! Robbins F A, machinist, °' and 23 Ste- 


299 


Ritchie A, groceries, 543 Howard 

Rits Mrs Adelaida, dressmaker, 715 
Mission 

RITTER ALBERT, watchmaker and 
jeweler, 303 vty | 

Ritter C A (Koehler & Ritter), 120 Sut- 


ter 
Ritter A H (Ritter & Loftus), 250 Sut- 
te 


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Ritter & Loftus (H H Ritter and John 
Loftus), cigars and tobacco, 250 Sutter 

Ritter Paul, liquors, 75 Fulton 

Ritzan Louis, music teacher, 108 M*nna 

Rivas I, physician, 1321 Powell 

EXPRESS, Pease ,& Tubbs, 

418 Sacramento 

Rix Mrs Alfred, propr Colonnade Hotel, 
1206 Market 

Rix E A (Reynolds & Rix), 49 Fre- 


mont 
Rixford E H, attorney-at-law, 528 Cali- 
fornia 
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Rix Henry A, engraver, 208 Sutter 

Rizzi Giusseppe, marble works, 1075 
Market 

Roach Denis D, saloon, 8154 Folsom 

ROACH JOHN, optician and mathe- 
matical instrument maker, 429 Mont- 
gomery 3 ; 

mises ohn, lodging-house, 1205 Town- 
sen 

Roach Lawrence, groceries, cor York 
and 24th 

Roach Phil A, journalist, 502 Wash- 
ington 


Roach Thomas, lodging-house, 101 
Jessie 

Roades J (Kimball & Roades), Phelan 
Building 


Robbert A F, restaurant, 1411 Polk 
Robbins C F (Blake, Robbins & Co), 516 
Commercial 


venson 

Robbins James J, attorney-at-law, 54 
Montgomery Block 

Robbins J Ww. saloon, 612 19th 

Robert Pierre, pastor French Cathoiic 
Church, 526 Bush 

hoberte A H, upholsterer, 119-123 2d 

a Charles, restaurant, 506 How- 


a 

Roberts Charles, mining, 330 Pine 

Roberts Dominick, poultry dealer, 510 
Sansome 

Roberts E P, Electric Light Co, 23 Ste- 
venson 

ROBERTS G F, manufacturer of pure 
home-made candies and fine chocolate, 
nortawest corner Polk ani, Bush 

Roberts Geo W, sec O F C Association, 
410 Kearny 


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Street,8.F. Wagon Stock, Cabiuet Woods, etc. 


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Roberts & Hencken (J W Roberts and C 
oe tg groceries, 1311 and 1313 
0 


Roberts & Hibbard (S H Roberts and 
C W Hibbard), dentists, 202 Stock- 
ton 

ROBERTS & HILL (R M Roberts 
and H O Hill), butchers, 723 Folsom 
corner Ritch 

Roberts James B, general agt Connec- 
ticut Mutual Life Insurance Co of 
Hurtford, 315 California 

Roberts John (John W Roberts & Co), 
508 Montgome 


| ROBERTS JOHN C (Conlin & Rob- 


erts), 728 Mission 

Roberts John M, cigars and tobacco, 327 
Pacific 

ROBERTS JOHN W & CO (J W Rob- 
erts and J G White), importers and 
specialists in advertising cards, 508 
Montgomery 

Baers J W (Roberts & Hencken), 13)1 

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Roberts J W, mining, 328 Montgomery 

Roberts M R Jr, (Excelsior Coal and 
Transportation Co), 5 Spear 

Roberts N H (Cram & Roberts), 81 4th 

Roberts R M (Roberts & Hill), 723 Fol- 
som 

Roberts S H (Roberts & Hibbard), 202 
Stockton 

Roberts Thomas, horseshoer, 1613 Mar- 
ket 

Robertson A, groceries, 943 Folsom 

Robertson Herman (Dwyer, Skaife & 
Robertson), 400 Sansome 

ROBERTSON J DPD, publisher ‘ The 
Footlight,” 538 California 

Robertson John, Wilsonia Magnetic 
Garments, 21 Dupont 

Robertson John P (Cutter & Co), team- 
ster, 304 Davis 

ROBERTSON MRS MARY, dress- 
maker and Wilsonia Garments, 21 
Dupont 

Robertson William, florist, Folsom bet 
19th and 20th 

Robin Adrien, liquors, 610 4th 

Robin John, boot and shoemaker, 535 


Vallejo 

ROBINET EUGENE, capitalist,rooms 
14 ar "15, 7 Montgomery avenue 

Robinev Lewis (Conrad & Robinet), 207 
Dupont 

Robinett T, carpenter and builder, 113 
Leilesdorff 

Robins J W, ligiors, 612 19th 

ROBINSON A, steam carpet beating, 
519 Oakland 

Robinson Alfred, trustee Sterns’ ranches, 
318 California 

Robinson Charles H, attorney-at-law, 
601 California 


Robinson Charles J, auditor of North- 
ern Division Southern Pacific Rail- 
road, cor 4th and Townsend 

Robinson Crittenden, attorneys-at-law, 
339 Kearn 

ROBINSON C P (Robinson, Olney & 
Byrne), attorney-at-law, 310 Pine 

Robinson E J (Chas A Hawley & Co), 
res Alameda 

Robinson & Gillespie (H C Robinson 
and W J Gillespie), carpenters, 339 
Sutter 

Robinson G M (Jones, Robinson & Co), 
838 Market 

Robinson Henry, saloon, 501 Davis 

Robinson Henry C (Robinson & Gilles- 
pie), 337 and 339 Sutter 

Robinson I, ladies’ and gents’ furnish- 
ing goods, fancy and dry goods, 264 3d 

Robinson J A, attorney-at-law, 507 
Montgomery 

Robinsen Joseph H (Robinson & Taylor), 
cor Hayes and Buchanan 

Robinson & Konig (Nels Robinson and 
Victor Konig), restaurant, 103 Wash- 
ington 

Robinson L L, capitalist, 320 Sansome 


Robinson Mrs Mary, dressmaking, 226 | 


Post 

Robinson Nels (Robinson & Konig), 103 
Washington 

ROBISON, OLNEY & BYRNE, (C 
P  Kobinson, Warren Olney, and 
James K Byrne), attorneys-at-law, 
310 Pine 

Robinson P F, collar and harness mfr, 
622 Battery 

Robinson Sanford, mining, 23 Mer- 
chants’ Exchange 


ROBINSON T A (Chamberlain & Rob- 


inson), 320 Post 

Robinson & Taylor (Joseph H Robinson 
and James Taylor), wood, coal, hay 
and grain, cor Hayes and Buchanan 

Robinson W A, sec Ciiartes Oak Lodge 
Knights of Honor, 12) Eddy 

Robinson Wm, ship joiner, 20 Steuart 

Robison A C, curiosities, birds, fish, 
seeds, etc, 337 Kearny 

Robitscher 8, boots and shoes, 1589 
Turk 

Robiccit A, furniture, 826 Pacific 

Roccatagliata C (Brizzolara & Rocca- 
tagliata), 1015 Washington 

Rocco & Behan, restaurant, 1140 Dupont 

Roche Charles, steam marble works, 44- 
48 Boardman Place 

Roche Denis, liquors, 8154 Folsom 

Roche & Desbeck (John J Roche and J 
Desbeck), attorneys-at-law, 30, 31, 
and 32 Montgomery Block 

Roche Maj James R, paymaster United 
States army, Army Building, 36 and 
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Roche John J, attorney-at-law, 30, 31, 

and 32 Montgorery Block 

Roche P (Leary & Roche), NW cor 6th 

and. Howard 

Roche Simon (Corbett & Roche), 23 2d 

Roche Thomag B (McVicker & Roche), 

NW cor 3d and Townsend 

Roche Mme V Tojetti, music teacher, 

10164 Larkin 

Rock House Hotel, Leon Pieper propr, 

438 the g 

Rockwell A L, attorney-at-law, 430 
Montgomery 

Rocky Point Mining Co, W G Hughes 

sec, 330 Pine 

Rocthe C, apothecary, SE cor 3d and 

Bryant 

Rodda John, broker, 507 California 

Rodden Hugh, barber, 234 Folsom 

ayman, NW cor Pine and 


Rode Emil, artist, 89 Montgomery 
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Rodefeld Fritz W, saloon, SW cor Post 
and Kearny. 

ODEN A G, livery and sale stable, 
1715 and 1717 Sacramento between 
Polk and Van Ness avenue 

Roden W H (Brigham, Hoppe & Co), 
320 Front 

ee Conrad, pork store, Arcade Mar- 


et 

Rodgers James (John Rodgers & Sons), 

junction Market and Hayes 
RODGERS JOHN & SONS (John, 
James, and William Rodgers), hay 
and grain, livery and sale stable, 
junction Market and Hayes 
Rodgers John (John Rodgers & Sons), 
junction Market and Hayes 
Rodgers Lee O, a bay 920 Market 
Rodgers Mrs Mary, bakery, 270 Bran- 
nan 
Rodgers M, barber, 208 Brannan 
Rodgers, Meyer & Co, commission mer- 
chants and insurance agts, 212 Bat- 


ter 

Rodgers Philip, saloon and boarding- 

house, 1727 Market 

Rodgers Wm (John Rodgers & Sons), 

junction Market and Hayes 

Roe CS, attorney-at-law, 217 Sansome 

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Electric Light Company, 220-226 
Jessie 

Roeben George, board and lodging, 37 
and 39 Pacific 

Roebling’s John A Sons Co (The), mfrs 
iron and steel wire rope, S V Mooney 
‘mgr, 14 Drumm 

Roeckel Joseph, singing teacher, 26} 


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Roeder cf A O, physician, 1117 Stockton 
Roehnert Fred, upholsterer, 31 2d 


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ROEMER BROS (C and R Roemer),: 
Vienna Model Bakery, 205 Kearny 
ROEMER C (Roemer Bros), 205 Kearny 
ROEMER R (Roemer Bros), 205 

Kearny 


Roencrautz John, Arcadian Bazaar, 130 
6th 


Roenthal Getel, mfr ladies’ underwear, 
120 6th 

Reesch L (Rosenthal & Roesch), 411 
and 413 Bush 

Roesler Chas, barber, 955 Bryant 

Roesler Fred, branch bakery, 955 Bry- 


ant 

Roethe Christian, druggist, SE cor 3d 
and Bryant 

Roethlin August, liquors, 245 4th 

Roger A, ostrich feathers, 652 Market 

Roger Herman, mfr of belting and 
lacing, 855-861 Bryant 

Rogers Mrs Anna, groceries, 268 Stev- 
enson 

Rogers Daniel, attorney-at-law, 604 
Merchant 

Rogers E B (Malter, Lind & Co), res 
New York 

Rogers H D, physician, 410 Kearny 

Rogers Henry, agt for S Merritt, 22 Cal- 
ifornia 

Rogers John, paintsand oils, 121 Wash- 
ington : 

Rogers John (McCarthy & Rogers), 17 
Vallejo 

Roger’s sion Express, cor California 
and b.icery 

Rogers Nathan, physics, 703 Market 

Angee Mrs P K, dressmaker, 123. 

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Rogers Robert C, notary public and 
lawyer, 413 Montgomery 

Rogers Robert F, stock broker, 326 
Pine 

Rogers S L, attorney-at-law, 628 Mont- 
gomery. 

Rogers W J, carpeucer, 12 Taylor 

Rogers Z, dentist, 737 Market 

ROGG MISS LENA (Walter Rogg), 

ear ; 

Roggia J ohn, plumber and gasfitter, 440 
Broadway 

Rohde Bros (Frank and August Rohde), 
bootmakers, 509 Jackson 

Rohde H G, bottling beer, 1508 Polk 

Rohde John, groceries, SW cor Taylor 
and Clay 

Rohde Peter F, saloon, 8 Clay 

Rohe Mrs J F, bakery and stationery, 
SW cor Ellis and Webster 

Rohlff C C, groceries and coffee saloon, 
1 Mission 

Rohrbacher Ph (F Kronenberger & Co), 
cor Franklin and McAllister 

Rohrs D, groceries, SW cor Clay and 
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ROHRS GEORGE H, proprietor Sutter 
Street Cable Saloon, ler in fine 
wines, liquors and cigars, northeast 
corner Sutter and Central avenue 

Rohrs J D, groceries, SW cor Mission 
and 1th 

Rohte Emil (Kruse & Euler), 209 and 
211 “ront 

aoe Anna A, furnished rooms, 108 

ear: 

Rolando Jahn, groceries and liquors, 
1336 Dupont 

Rolff A H, D pidsdubenit; 1615 and 1617 
Buchanan 

Roller Carl (Kaechele & Koller), cor Ful- 
ton and Octavia 

ere John W (Roller & Layng), 611 


Py Rallet & Layng (Wm G Layng and John 


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W Roller), printers, 611 and 521 Clay 
Rollet C H, bakery, 1223 Stockton 
Rollins R R, aucvioneer, 535 California 


wad | Rollins William, real estate, 6 Mont- 
gomery ave 
Roma Hotel, P Beromio pro, 3 
eg Sansome 
| Roma J M (Cabrera, Roma & Co), 123 
California 
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Winkle & Co, 413 and 415 Market 

Roman A, agt books and stationery, 120 
Sutter 

Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum, Bay 
View SS F 

Roman H (Pauson & Roman), 40 Kearny 
and 942 Market 

Romberg William & Co (Wm Romper 
and Wm Crofoot), furniture and 
ding, 769 Mission 

Romberg Wm (Wm Romberg & Co), 
769 Mission 

Romera Joseph A, custom house broker, 
508 Battery 

Romer Chris, groceries, NW cor Filbert 
and Dupont 

gare H {Romig & Williams), 109 Du- 


rA Romig & Williams (H Romig and Geo 


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ee Edward, wood ‘and coal, 1312 
Pacific 

Rooney Jas, groceries, Potrero ave bet 
Center and El Dorado 


Rooney P H, saloon, 813 Battery 
Rooney’s Hall, cor Potrero ave and 16th 
Roos A (Roth & Co), 214 Pine 
‘doi (Roos Bros), 35 and 37 


ie ‘Bros (Adolphe and H Roos), cloth- 
ing, 35 and 37 Kearny 
a eV (Roos Bros), 35 and 37 


Root D DE, 
Co, 432 earny 


PRISON CELLS, weo*sar"s 


Root E M (Root & Sanderson), 122 and 
124 Market 

Root J E (Mowry & Root), 103 and 104 
California Market 

Root & Sanderson (E M: Root and Geo 
H Sanderson), wholesale grocers, 122 
and 124 Market 

Boyan Miss Matilda, dressmaker, 2234 


Roques Madam Mary, varieties, 422 
Broadwa, 

Rorke B 3 stock broker, 314 Mont- 
gomery 

Rosa Joseph, barber, 435 Pine 

Rosa Joseph P, barber, 657 Cla; 

Rosalia BA B (A B Rosalia & Co), 214 
Sansom 

Rosalia A B & Co (A B Rosaalis), collec- 
tors, 214 Sansome 

Romee Mining Co, J L Fields sec, 330 

ine 
Rose L S, stock broker, 424 Montgomery 
Roseberry James (Yerby & Roseberry), 
Davis 

Rosecrans W S, vice-pres Veterans’ 
Home Association, 10 California 

ef La H & Co, hardware, 638 Mar- 


Rosekrans Henry M, painter, 517 Cali- 
fornia 

Rosenbaum A (Rosenbaum Bros), 206 
Front 

Rosenbaum Bros (S and A Roseabaum), 
shipping 8 and commission merchants, 


Rosenbaum & Co (S D Rosenbaum), im- 
porters white goods, laces, embroid- 
pee hosiery, etc, 125 and 127 San- 


Ronsnteni F H (FH Romnbaum & Co), 
567 Market 

Rosenbaum Fr H & Co (Fr H Rosen- 
baum and Geo Nelle), whoiesale 
French plate mirrors, etc, 567 Market 

Rosenbaum I S (I S Rosenbaum & Co), 
29 Market 

Rosenbaum I S & Co (I S Rosenbaum 
and David Goldstein), mfra cigars, 29 
Market 

Rosenbaum Joseph (Neustadter Bros), 
SW cor Pine and Sansome 

Rosenbaum Moses, capitalist, 206 Front 

Rosenbaum N A, meats, | and 2 Centre 
Market 

Rosenbaum S (Rosenbaum Bros), 206 
Front 

Rosenbaum 8, judge Police Court, Old 
City Hall 

Rosenberg C, meat pivhahy stall 4, 
Metropolitan Market 

ere Chas, hair goods, 1101 How- 


res The Odorless Excavating ROSENBERG GEORGE, cap manu- 


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sey | Rosenberg Joseph, executor Michael 
Reese, 410 Montgomery 

Rosenberg M, jeweler, 1004 3d 

Rosenberg M (Wm Melczer & Co), 123 
California 

Rosenblum D, hairdresser, 504 Hayes 

Rosenblum Philip, bootmaker, 207 
lbth : 

Rosenbohm John H, liquors, cor Rail- 
road and 5th aves 

Teppubumn Harry, dry goods, 1307 Pa- 
cific 

Rosencrantz James, varieties, 130 6th 

Rosencrantz Louis, dry goods, 252 Fol- 


som 

Rosendal A C, combs, English garnet 
goods and novelties, 549 Market 

Rosener Bros (Samuel and Henry Ros- 
ener), proprs Star Malt House, 121 
California 

Rosener Bros, brewers’ materials, 121 
California 

Rosener F, hairdresser, 209 6th 

Rosener Henry (Rosener Bros), 121 Cal- 
ifornia 

Rosener Samuel (Rosener Bros), 
California 

Rosenfeld A, dry goods, 1209 Polk 

Rosenfeld John, shipping and commis- 
sion, 202 Sansome 

Rosenfeld John, wholesale coal yard, 
NW cor Howard and Spear, office 
Anglo-California Bank Building, NE 
cor Pine and Sansome 

Rosenfeld S, propr California Corset Co, 
539 Market 

Rosenfield John, commission merchant, 
cor Sansome and Pine 

Rosengarm H, saloon, 114 Dupont 

Rosenheim John H, saloon, cor 5th and 
Railroad aves 

Rosenkrans H & Co (Milo S Jeffers), 
hardware, 638 Market 

Rosenmoller Mrs L, boarding-house, 12 
Washington 

Rosenshine L (M Rosenshine & Bro), 
604 and 606 Front 

Rosenshine M (M Rosenshine & Bro), 
res New York 

Rosenshine M & Bro, leaf tobacco and 
cigars, 604 and 606 Front 

Rosenstirn Julius, physician, 312 Stock- 


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ton 

Rosenthal A, German consul, 318 Sac- 
ramento 

Rosenthal A S & Co, importers dry 
goods and fancy goods, 6 Batter 

Rosenthal Barnett, cigar mfr, 515 Mont- 


omer 
Rosenthal Bros (I L and M Rosenthal), 
boots and shoes, 1418 Polk and 1946 
Fillmore 


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Rosenberg J (Groeschel, Reinhold & Co), | Rosenthal, Feder & Co (S Feder, M 


303 


Rosenthal and S Bromberger), whole- 
we boots and shoes, 33 and 35 Bat- 


ry 
Rosenthal G, ladies’ under wear, 120 6th 
Rosenthal Isaac, boots and shoes, 202 


Pacific 
Rosenthal I L (Rosenthal Bros), 1946 


Fillmore 
JOSEPH, attorney-at- 
law, 420 Montgomer 
Rosenthal J, janitor B'nai B'rith Hall, 
119 and 121 Eddy 
Rosenthal Marcus, attorney, 318 Pine 
Rosenthal M (Rosenthal, Feder & Co), 
33 and 35 Battery 
Begeenish Meyer (Rosenthal Bros), 1418 


‘0 

Rosenthal Moses 8, wholesale dry and 
fancy goods, 35 Sutter 

Rosenthal & Roesch (L Rosenthal and 
L Roesch), steam printing, 4l1l and 
413 Bush 

Rosenthal L (Rosenthal & Roesch), 411 
and 413 Bush 

Rosenthall Wm, barber, 12 Jackson 

Rosentreter Otto, groceries, 337 3d 

Rosenstock S W (S W Rosenstock & 
Co), 32 and 34 Sansome 

Rosenstock S W & Co (S W Rosenstock 
and Marion Leventritt), boot factory, 
32 and 34 Sansome 

Rosie W, sec United Workingmen’s 
Co-operative Boot and Shoe Co, 416 
Market 

Rosner F, hairdresser, 209 6th 

Ross Adam, groceries, SE cor Ellis and 
Pierce 

Ross Alexander, groceries and liquors, 
629 Front 

Ross Alex, bootmaker, 503 Hayes 

Ross A O (Delfino & Ross), 723 Sansome 

Ross Bros (N and G Ross), millinery 

RB oods, 938 Market 


CHARLES, bakery and restau- 
Ross ag house painter, 14 Leaven- 


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Ross Donald (Heriot, Bigley & Co), N's 
cor Davis and Clay y 

Ross E M, justice supreme court, cor 
Stockton and O'Farrell 

Ross Geo C (Fox & Ross), 324 Pine 

Ross Geo D, 3 Post 

Ross & Hutchinson (James Ross and 
Wm H Hutchinson), carpenters, 
Van Ness ave nr Hayes 

Ross James (Ross & Hutchinson), Van 
Ness ave nr Hayes 

Ross James (J T Armstrong & Co), 627 
Kearny 

Ross Jesse Y, agt Phillip Best’s Mil- 
waukee Bottled Beer, room 16, 124 
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Ross Mrs 
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Ross Wm T, teacher of elocution, St 

Ann’s Building 
ROSSBACH FRANK WM (San Fran- 
cisco Packing and Provision Co), 517 
and 519 Washington 
Rosseter G R & I H (Rosseter & 
Smith), 545 Market 
Rosseter George (Rosseter & Smith), 
545 Market 
Rosseter John H (Rosseter & Smith), 
545 Market 
ROSSETER & SMITH (George Ros- 
seser, Stephen M Smith, and John H 
Rosseter), wholesale leather and shoe 
findings, 545 Market 
Rossi Angelo (Rossi A & Co), 521 Com- 
mercial 
Rossi A & Co (Angelo Rossi and Gia- 
como Ferretto), liquors and coffee 
saloon, 521 Commercial 
Rossi Baron E de, Aribi Café, 510 Pine 
Rossi Dominico, veterinary surgeon, 
NE cor Dupont and Montgomery ave 
Rossi Erwin, coffee saloon, 510 Pine 
Rossi George, butcher, 515 Broadway 
Rossi H, butcher, 400 Union 
Rossi Peter C (Steylaars & Rossi), NE 
cor Dupont and Montgomery 
Rossi S J, job printing, 503 Green 
Rossi Vincenso (Chiline & Rossi), 332 
6th 
Rostivich Michael (Rostivich & Sero- 
vich), 1654 Polk $ 
Rostivich & Serovich (Michael Rosti- 
vich and T Serovich), fruits, 1654 
Polk 
Rote G P, chief Germania Stamm iade- 
pendent Order of Red Men, 510 Bush 
Rotermund Frederick, barber, 402 Pa- 
cific 
Rotger & Bischoff (E Rotger and H 
Bischoff), candy mfr, 307 East 
Rotger E (Rotger & Bischoff), 307 East 
Roth & Co (A Roos, S Scheeline and 
Joseph Roth), wholesale wines and 
__ liquors, 214 and 216 Pine 
Roth Conrad, Electro German Specific, 
807 Market 
Roth D (Michelssen, Brown & Co), 308 
Front 
Roth Joseph (Roth & Co), 214 Pine 
Roth Samuel, tailor, 636 4th 
Rothchild J M, attorney-at-law, 315 
California 
Rotherman John (Rotherman & Stolte), 
4th bet Townsend and King 
Rotherman & Stolte (John Rotherman 
and Fernand Stolte), saloon, 4th bet 
Townsend and King 
Rothermel & Muller (Phil Rothermel 
and Fred Muller), meat market, 702 
Bush 


Mary, confectionery, 503 


PRISON CELLS, wo:'te’tlain street, 6. 


Rothermel Phil (Rothermel & Muller): 
702 Bush 

Rothganger Frederick, carriagemaker, 
834 Harrison 

Rothmann H I, toys, 1513 Dupont 

Rotholtz Chas, bakery, 416 Hayes 

ROTHSCHILD & FORT 
(Hugo Rothschild and Frederick Eh- 
renpfort), steam candy factory, 118 
Front 


Rothschild H, groceries, NE cor Powell’ 


and Ellis 

ROTHSCHILD HUGO (Rothschild & 
Ehrenpfort), 118 Front 

ie aa Joseph, attorney-at-law, 604 
Cla 

Rothschild L (Wenzel, Rothschild & 
Hadenfeldt), 9 Hardie Place 

Rotrosky William, insurance broker 
Fireman’s Fund Insurance Co, 401 
California 

Rottanzi Antonio, druggist and physi- 
cian, 301 3d 

Rottanzi & Buzzini (Giosue Rottanzi and 
George Buzzini), liquors, cor Cali- 
fornia and Central ave 

ROTTANZI GIOSUE (Rottanzi & Buz- 
zini), and wholesale liquors, 1027 Mar- 
ket bet 6th and 7th 

Roturier & Calegaris (Charles Roturier 
and Joseph Calegaris), pharmacy, SE 
cor Kearny and Pacific 

Roturier Charles (Roturier & Calegaris), 
SE cor Kearny and Pacitic 

Rouard Joseph, groceries, SW cor Green- 
wich and Mason 

Rouke Miss Minnie, dressmaker, 5064 


Bush 

ROULEAU F A, searcher of records, 
328 Montgomery 

Round Valley Water Co, A Halsey sec, 
328 Montgomery 

Roundey C H (Roundey & Fay), 412 
Kearny 

Roundey & Fay (C H Roundey and S J 
Fay), cigars and tobacco, 412 Kearny 

Rountree James O (Rountree & Me- 
Clure), 404 Front 

Rountree & McClure (James O Rountree 
and Penuel McClure), wholesale gro- 
cers, 404 Front 

Rountree J O Jr, stock broker, 304 
Montgomery 

Roure J, bakery, 1425 Dupont 

Rourke Chas, groceries, 759 Bryant 

ROURKE JOHN, merchant tailor, 629 
Market 

Rouse C §, artist, St Ann’s Buildin 

Rouse & Laws (John Laws and 
Rouse), commission merchants, 306 
Davis 

Rouse W H (Rouse & Laws), 306 Davis 

Hayegno D, coffee saloon, 615 Com mer. 
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RANKIN, BRAYTON & CO. 
Ofice, 127 First street, 


SAN FRAWCISCS, CAL. 
Builders of 


MINING MACHINERY. 


LANTS for Gold and Silver Mills, em- 

bracing the latest and most improved 
machinery and processes for base and free 
ores, Water Jacket Smelting Furnaces for 
silver, lead, and copper ores, with new and 
important improvements superior to any 
other make. Hoisting Works, Pumping Ma- 
chinery, Chloridizing Furnaces, etc. We 
offer our customers the best results of 30 
years’ experience in this special line of work, 


and are prepared to furnish the most ap- 
preved character of Mining and Reduction 
Machinery, superior in design and construc- 


tion to that of any other make, at the lowest 
possible prices. We also contract to deliver 
in comp ete ruuning order, Mills, Furnaces, 
Hoisting Works, etc., in any of the States 
and Territories of the Pacific Coast. Esti- 
mates given on application. Send for illus- 
trated circular. 


GALENA-SILVER § COPPER 
ORES. 
Se - 
HE PACIFIC WATER JACKET SMELTERS 
embrace many features that areentirely new and 


of great practical utility, which are covered by letters 
patent. 


No other furnaces can compare with these for dura- 
bility and in capacity for uninterrupted work. 


MORE THAN SIXTY 


of them are now running on the Pacific Coast, giving 
results never before obtained as regards continuous 
running, economy of fuel, grade and quality of bullion 
produced. Weare prepared to demonstrate by facts 
the claims here made. 

These Smelters are shipped in a complete state, re- 
quiring no brick or stone work, except that for the 
crucible, thus saving great expense and loss of time in 
construction. 

Complete smelting plants made to order ‘of any ca- 

city, and with all the improvements that experience 

as sugyested as Valuable in this class of machinery. 
Skilled and experienced smelters furnished when de- 
sired to examine mines and to superintend construc- 
tion and running of furnaces. Estimates given upon 
application. Send for circular. 


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RANKIN, BRAYTON & CO., 
Pagiti¢ Irom Works, 


SAN FRANCISCO. 


OR SINGLE OR DOUBLE SHAFTS 

to work any depth, of late and improved 
designs. Our various styles of Hoists are 
the most perfect and complete of any that 
hava ever been devised, embracing all the im- 
evenia and safeguards that experience 
as proved valuable in this class of machine- 


ry. Send for circular. 


RANKIN, BRAYTON & CO., 


Pacific Iron Works 


San Francisco, Cal. 


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Portraits Enlarged and Painted in Oil or Water Colors to Auy Size, 


FROM ALL KINDS OF PHOTOGRAPHS. 


FINE WORK AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN ALL CASES 
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Painting of all kinds executed to order at 
Reasonable Prices. 


Mss wlarge variety of Landscape Laiutings, 
Constantly on Hand. 

Parties in want of fine work at reasons 
able prices will find it to their 


interesi to give mea call oefore 
going elsewhere. 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO. “422225 Ween er. Ae EEE 


San Francisco. 


ats 08, saloon, SW cor Stockton 
Greenwich 
Rove noS & Co, cor Montgomery ave 
and Vallejo 
Rowan N (Ward & Rowan), 337 4th 
Rowan Owen, blacksmith, 215 Ellis 
Rowe Adelaide A, vice- principal Haight 
Grammar School 
Rowe Albert (Wilcutt & Rowe), 7 Mer- 
chant 
Rowe August, liquors, SW cor 5th and 
Bryant 
RO EDWARD E. bakery and ‘in- 
ing room, 205 VU Farrell, also confec- 
tionery, stationery and variety, 203 
O'Farrell 
Rowe E P, agt Mohr & Mohr Co, 405 
Front 
ROWE WM 8H. Pioneer Looking-glass 
aul Picture Frame Manufactory, 132 
Main 
Rowell C, physician, 426 Kearny 
ROWELL F, superintendent west- 
ern division Wells, Fargo & Co's Ex- 
press northeast corner Sansome and 
alleck 
Rowley Madam, perfumery and cos- 
metics, 228 Stockton 
Rowley BN, mgr ‘California Grocer,” 
124 California 
Roxburgh Mrs E, dressmaker, 1011 Fol- 
som 
Roy J A, milkman, 35 Eddy 
ay Robert, assistant sec Hibernia 
avings and Loan Society, 2-6 Mout- 
gomery 
Roy Thos, Parisian Laundry, 112 Taylor 
ROYAL ST JOHN SEWING MA- 
CHINES, C Shawl ageut, 30 of 
Royal Win, attorney-at-law, 318 Cali- 
ifornia 
Royce C E, atty-at-law, 507 Montgom- 


er 
Raye John, butcher, 1129 Howard 
Roylance J (Rvylance & Moller), 49 
Fremont 
Roylance & Moller (Joseph Roylance 
and Wm Moller), San Francisco Brass 
Works, 415 Mission 
Roziere Charles, saloon, 21 Stockton 
Ruby Gold and Gravel Mining co, H 
Pichoir sec, 320. Sansome 
Rubicon House, lodging-house, NE cor 
5th and Berry 
Ruby Siiver Mining Co, 19 Merchant’s 
Exchange 
Ruddock A J, plumber, 829 Sutter 
Rudee I, varieties, 129 2d 
Rudelsbury Zar, saloon, SW cor Noe 
and Henry 
ud ear Andrew, candy factory, 318 3d 
UDGBAR, & PARR (A Kudgeur and 
D Parr), Chicago Nickel Platiug 
add 23 Stevenson 


HARDWOOD LUMBER E WAGON STOCK, 


305 


Rudolf G (G Rudolf & Co), 107 Stockton 
RUDOLF G.& CO (G Rudolf and E 
C Walters), pianos, 107 Stockton 
Rudolph Wm, lamps and oil, 1 
567 Mar- 


ket 
Raed JC, agt for Brooklyn, Petaluma 
and Watsonville Tanneries, 119 Clay 
Ruef M, real estate, 251 Montgomery 


ave 

Ruehle R, cigars and tobacco, 4014 6th 

Rueling E hk commission merchant, 
522 Montgomery 

Rueser Chas, carriage factory, 335 Mc- 
Allister 

Ruf Jacob, bootmaker, 939 Clay 

Ruf Lawrence, sat jaa 1208 Dupont 

RUFFINO LJ(L J Ruffino & Co), 

ant 

RUFFINO LJ & CO (CD Bianchi 
and L J Ruffino), marble depot and 
steam saw mills, 964-970 Bryant 

Rufner J, hairdresser, 631 Merchant 

Rugg Summer P, physician, 505 Leaven- 
worth 

Ruggles D W, second-hand stoves, 310 
Jackson 

Ruggles J E (Dodge, Sweeney & Co), ' 
114 and 116 Market 

Ruhl Bros (Adolphus and H C Ruhl), 
importers of wines, 522 Montgomery 

ae eel (Ruhl Bros), 522 Mont- 


Rule Fred K, sec California Farmers 
Mutual Fire Insurance Co, 308 Pine 

Rul: J W, druggist, NW cor 3d and 
Howard 

Rulon Mrs R K, nurse, 16 Mason 

Runde C H, groceries, NW cor 18th 
and Sherman 

Runge Fred, bootmaker, 1120 Taylor 

Runge F W, : urocer, 40 3d 

Runnels Benjamin F, photographer, 31 


3d 
Ruuyon H A (Mead & Runyon), 225 
ashington 
Runyon Simon (Pease & Runyon), O77 
Market 
Ruppel C, dairy produce, Arcade Mar- 
ket 


Bunpreoht P, produce, Grand Central 
Market 

Rush Mendel, tailor, 21 Market 

Russ F D (Hatteroth & Russ), 321 
Kearny 

Russ G i (Russ, Meyerink & Co), 525 
Sansome 

Russ HH B, treas Olympic Club, 119 Post 

BUSS HOUSE, 8 H Seymour propri- 
etor, Montgomery between Pine and 
Bush 

Russ House Exchange, Wm_ Engel- 
hardt propr, SW cor Pine and Mont- 
gomery 

Russ J (J Russ & Co), Ferndale, Cal 


HITE BROS,, 13 & 15 Main 
and 144 16 Spear St, 8. B, 


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‘.H. WACHHORST, Jeweler, 315 J Street, Sacramento, Sien of the Town Clock 


DANIEL NORCROSS & CO., 


306 San Francisco. 


Russ J & Co (J Russ, E J and C 
H King), lumber, mills Humboldt 
Bay, yards, San Diego and National 
City, and general office, 36 Market 

Russ, Meyerink & Co (John O Meyer- 
ink and G A Russ), foreign and 
domestic fruits, 525 Sansome 

Russell Edwar.|, liquors, 5 Polk 

Russell Edwin, note broker and loan, 
330 Pine 

RUSSELL ELI F, Russell’s Amalga- 
mator, 35 Rose Alle 

Russell E T (MoGurk & Russell), 850 
Howard 

Russell Henry, grocery, cor 29th and 
Sanchez 

Russell J, hatter, 136 3d 

Russell J B, boots and shoes, NW cor 
Dupont and Geary 

Russell J B, pres Candelaria Mfg Co, 
327 Pine 

Russell John Edward, groceries, cor 
24th and Treat ave 

Russell Sister Mary Baptiste, Superior- 
ess St Peter’s Academy, cor 24th and 
Alabama, and Orphan Asylum, Mount 
St Joseph 

Russell Mrs M E (J Sudl & Co), 439 


Hayes 

RUSSELL MONSON (Wells, Russell 
& Co), corner Mission and Fremont 

Russell W F, general freight agt N PC 
RR, 430 Celifornia 

Russel] Wm S, barber, 62 2d . 

RUSSIA, CONSUL OF, Max Axelrood, 
717 Post 

Russian Chuich, 1713 Powell 

Russian Church, Greenwich bet Stock- 
ton and Dupont 

Russian River Land and Lumber Co, 
430 California 

Russian and Turkish Tobacco Co, 515 
Montgomery 

Rust R C, attorney-at-law, 628 Mont- 
gomery 

Rustemeyer W J, stoves and tinware 
and plumber and gasfitter, 2333 Mis- 
sion 

Ruthe C (Schwengel & Ruthe), 1323 
Stockton 

Ruther Harry, grocer, 1046 Folsom 

Rutherford Mrs W P, mfr corsets, 
shoulder braces and supporters, 126 
Kearny 

Ruthrauff A T, mfr passepartouts and 
picture maps, 769 Market 

Ruwe Wn, cigar factory, 114 Dupont 

Ryall John (O’Brien & Ryall), 516 Mis- 
sion 

Ryan Miss Anna, bakery and confec- 
tionery, 129 6th 

RYAN D & CO, Jicpnetoes Saratoga 
Stables, 814-818 Geary 

Ryan James, groceries, 564 Mission 


Military 


Weary Care he Suo 6 Bost cree 


Ryan James H, justice of the peace, 520 
Washington ; 

Ryan James W, groceries, SE cor 5th 
and Minna 

Ryan J B, harnessmaker, 330 Mont- 
gomery ave 

Ryan J J. (Timm & Ryan), 245-251 16th 

RYAN JOHN, glassware, 5244 16th 

Ryan Mrs Maria, grocery, 5364 3d 

Ryan Martin, saloon, NW cor Pacific 
and Front 

Ryan Michael, saloon, 7154 Davis 

Ryan & Packham, saloon, 35 Pacific ‘ 

Ryan Thomas, groceries, 1193 Harrison 

Ryan Thomas (Ryan & Packham), 35 
Pacific 

Ryan Mrs Thomas, livery stable, 615 
‘llis 

Ryan T P, attorney-at-law, 230 Mont- 
gomer 

Ryder i, bootmaker, 122 Folsom 

Ryder John, bootmaker, 132 Folsom 

Rye Tonic Co, D R Provost mgr, 302 
Davis 

Ryer Washington M, capitalist, 320 
Sansome 

Ryer William T S, real estate, 320 San- 


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Saalburg W, publisher of the ‘‘He- 
brew Observer,’’ 622 Clay bet K 


and M 
Sabatie P G, (P G Sabatie & Co), 330 


Bush 

Sabatie P G & Co, importers wines, 
brandies and fancy groceries, 330 
Bush 

Sabey L A, physician, 1001 Folsom 

Sabiel Mrs M, dressmaker, 422 Broad- 


way 

Sabin Ferdinand, cigar mfr, 734 Mont- 
gomery 

Sabin John I, supt American District 
Telegraph, Pacific Bell Telephone 
and Gold and Stock Telegraph Co, 
222 Sansome 

Sablatschan J, bootmaker, 810 Laguna 

SACHAU & MENNE (Theo Sachau 
and Alb H Menne), Park Hotel, 26 
and 28 Turk 

Sachau Theo (Sachau & Menne), 26 and 


28 Turk 

Sachs & Co (Fred Sachs & Miller), 
SW cor Jackson and Powell 

Sachs Fred (Sachs & Co), SW cor Jack- 
son and Powell 

Sachs, Heller & Co (M and S L Sachs, 
E Land A W Heller), importers dry 
goods, SW cor Battery and Bush 

Sachs J (Greenebaum, Sachs & Freeman), 
17 Sansome 


Sachs L (Schweitzer, Sachs & Co), 29 
Sansome ; 


CONKLIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


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JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, makes the BEST FITTING Clothes in the 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., Eastern Hard Wood Lumber 


San Francisco. 


Battery and Bush 

Sachs S (Schweitzer, Sachs & Co), 29 
Sansome 

Sachs S L (Sachs, Heller & Co), res 
New York 

Sachse EC M, Manager National Mu- 
tual Aid Association for Unmarried 
Persons, Nucleus House 

Sachse Louis, bakery, 315 Stockton 

Sacramento Boiler Works, J V Hall 
propr, 214 and 216 Beale 

Sacramento Lodging House, Mrs Caro- 
line A Williams propr, SE cor 3d and 
Mission 

Sacramento Boiler Works, J V Hall 
propr, 214 and 216 Beale 

Sacramento Lumber Co, Geo W Hooper 
treas, cor 4th and Channel 

Sacramento River Pkg Co, W B Brad- 
ford mgr, 318 Front 

Sacred Heart College, cor Eddy and Lar- 
kin, Bro Genebern director 

Sacred Heart Presentation Convent, 
Sister Mary De Salis Mahr Supe- 
rioress, SW cor Taylor and Ellis 

SADLER C (Sadler & Co), 605 Market 

SADLER C M (Sadler & Co), 605 Mar- 
ke 


SADLER & CO (C and C M Sadler and 
E D Kentfield), wholesale fancy goods 
and notions and druggists’ sundries, 
605 Market 

Sadler Hermann J (Albert Mau & Co), 
212 Market 

Safe Deposit Co of San Francisco, J D 
Fry pres, William Cunningham sec, 
SE cor California and Montgome 

SAFETY FUND BENE 
ASSOCIATION, J F Naughton sec- 
retary, 126 Kearny 

Safety Nitro Company, George W 
Beaver pres, William K Flint sec, 
408 California 

Saffold & Meux (RB Saffold and J P 
Meux), attorneys-at-law, 434 Cali- 


fornia 
Saffold R B (Saffold & Meux) 434 Cali- 
fornia 
Sage L P, propr Cowells & Sage’s Union 
"St warehouses, NE cor Battery and 
Union 
Sagehorn H, liquors, 520 Union 
Sahlein Moses J, ladies’ underwear, 11 
Stockton and 20 6th 
Sahnke H G, groceries, SE cor 16th and 
Dolores 
Sailors’ Home, Daniel Swannack mgr, 
Harrison bet Main and Spear 
Sainsot Anna, saloon, 200 Mission 
St. Alban’s Church (Episcopal), Cam- 
brian Hall, 1133 Mission 
ST. ANN’S BUILDING, Benj Green 
janitor, SW cor Powell and Eddy 


18 & 20 Spear St, 
San Francisco. 


307 


St. Boniface (R C), church and school, 
Sabastian Wolf pastor, 123 Tyler 

St. Brendan’s (Catholic), 37 Market 

St Bridget’s Church (Catholic), cor 
Broadway and Van Ness ave 

St Cyprian Hall, cor Virginia and Jack- 


son 

St David's lLodging-house, Rienzi 
Hughes pe r, 713. Howard 

St Denis J (J St Denis & Co), 1305 
Stockton 


St Denis J & Co(T Macauley and J St 
Denis), painters, 1305 Stockton 

St Dominic Church and Monastery 
(Catholic), cor Bush and Steiner 

St Francis’ Church (Catholic), Vallejo 

. yi bad at and Stockton 
t George ing-house, 812 Kearn 

ST GERMAIN FERDINAND DE 
(Jacob Strahle & Co), 533 Market 

St Gothard Hotel, Pedroni & Caselini 
proprs, 509-513 Broadway 

St Ignatius Church, served by the Fath- 
ers of the Society of Jesus, cor Hayes 
and Van Ness ave 

St Ignatius College, directed by the 
Fathers of the Society of Jesus, 214 
Hayes 

St Ignatius Library, cor Van Ness ave 
and Hayes 

ST JACOB'S OIL, Chas F Von Sonter 
manager, 710 Mission 

ST JA HOTEL, Mrs R O:ford 
proprietor, 906 Market 

St John the cf (Catholic), Eddy 
bet Octavia and Lagun 


ST JOHN RICHARD, 


St John’s Church (Episcopal), cor 15th 
and Valencia 

St John’s Church (Catholic), Post bet 
Mason and Tyler 

St John’s Church (Episcopal), cor Stock- 
ton and Filbert 

Saint Joseph’s Church (Catholic), ws 
10th bet Howard and Folsom 

Saint Joseph’s Grammar School, Prof 
Williams principal, SW cor 10th and 
Howard 

St Joseph’s Hall, 10th bet Howard and 
Folsom 

St Julien Livery Stable, DJ O'Callaghan 
propr, 838-844 Howard 

St Jullian Mrs E, hairdresser, 631 Union 

St Lawrence Hotel, Lewis Shaw propr, 
568 Mission 

St Louis Art Studio, 34 3d 

St Louis Mining Co, 79 Nevada Block 

ST LOUIS FIRE INSURANCE CO. 
Smith & Snow agents, 310 California 

St Louis Paper Co, TR Troendle agt, 
SW cor Montgomery and Commercial 

St Luke’s Church (Episcopal), Pacitic 
bet Polk and Van Ness ave 


a 
odging-house, 


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308 San Francisco. 


St Luke’s Hospital, bet Valencia and | Salande A, repairer of jewelry, 420 Sut- 


Mission near 28th 


ter 


St Mary’s Cathedral, cor California and | Salazar J A (Monteleagre & Co), 230 


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St Mary’s Hospital, TJ Le Tourneux 
M D resident physician, cor lst and 
Bryant 

St Mary’s Hospital Chapel, cor 1st and 


Bryant 

St Matthew Episcopal Church, Alabama 
near 24th 

St Nicholas Hotel, Robert Boyle propr, 
212-216 Ist 

St Patrick’s Church (Catholic), Mission 
bet 3d and 4th 

St Patrick’s Mutual Alliance No 2, K 
RB Hall, 861 Market 

St Paul Ambros, physician, 850 Market 

St Paul Insurance Co, of St Paul, Hutch- 
inson & Mann agts, 322 and 324 UCali- 
fornia 

St Paul’s Church (Catholic), cor 29th 
and Church 

St Paul's Church (Methodist), Broadway 
bet Stockton and Powell 

St Paul’s Church (Episcopal), California 
bet Fillmore and Steiner 

St Paul’s Episcopal Church (German), 
Mission bet 5th and 6th 

St Paul’s M E Church South, Rev J C 
Simmons pas‘ur, ces 25 Russ 

St Peter’s Academy, Sister Mary B Rus- 


sell superior and Sister Mary Teresa | 


Brown local superior, cor Alabama 
and 2ith 

St Peter’s Church (Catholic), Rev Peter 
cany pastor, Columbia bet 24th and 
25t 

St Peter’s Church, NE cor Stockton and 
Filbert 

St Peter’s Hall (Temperance), Alabama 
bet 23d and 24th 

St Rose Church, Rev Dennis Nugent, 
620 and 522 Brannan 

St Rose's Chapel, cor Steiner and Tyler 

St R-se’s Church (Catholic), Brannan 
near 4th 

St Stephen’s Church (Episcopal), cor 
Fulton and Fillmore 

St suprey Antoine & Co, sand and saw- 
dust, 555 Howard 

St Teresa’s Church (Catholic), Rev John 
Kemmy pastor, cor Tennessee near 
Butte 

St Ujury Celestin, liquors, 310 Sutter 

St Vincent’s Scho.l, Sister Mary Vin- 
cent supt, 771 Mission 

fal i ae Orphan Asylum Chapel, 

SF 

St Vincent’s Orphan Avylum, S S F 

SALAMANDER FELTING COM- 
PANY, Eugene A Millard mana-er, 
108 Leidesdorff 


pont 
St Mary’s College Snath San Jose Road |gaLFIELD C D, 


California 

physician, 216 
Kearny : 

Salinger Albert M (Lobe, Salinger & 
Co), 515 Market 

Salinger J ulius, sec Patent Brick Co, 
612 California 

Salinger Julius, commission merchant, 
$12 Sacramento 

Salinger William (Oppenheimer & Sal- 
inger), 422 Montgomery 

Salkeld & Eckart (W 1 Salkeld and W 
R Eckart), millwrights and engineers, 
217 Sansome 

Salkeld W I (Salkeld & Eckart), 217 
Sansome 

Salles P (Peguillan & Salles), wholesale 
butcher, cor 5th ave and L 

Saloman Edwards, attorney-at-law, 331 
Montgomery 

Salomons F P (H Heynemann & Co), 5 
and 7 Sansome 

a ag Gustav, watchmaker, 1218 

0 

Salomon J (Salomon, Wise & Cohn), 606 
and 608 Battery 

Salomon J L,. pawn broker, 622 Kearny 

Salomon N, groceries, stall 66 Centre 
Market 

Saloman, Wise & Cohn (J Salomon, R 
Wise and G Cohn), mfrs cigars, j 
and 608 Battery 

Salsbury Warren H (Jason Springer & 
Co), SE cor Spear and Mission 

Salter & Boyd (John W Salter and N 
Ellington Boyd), druggists, Valencia 
cor Hill 

Salter John W (Salter & Boyd), Valen- 
cia cor Hill 

Salvatore Romani, saloon, 437 Broadway 

Salz Jacob (Kullman, Salz & Co and 
Kullman, Wagner & Co), 106 Battery 

Samisch R, porcelain painter, 207 and 
209 Sutter 

Sammy Geo, grocery, NE cor Tyler and 
Larkin 

Sample Samuel, liquors, 231 Kearny 

Sampson Henry (Kavanagh & Sampson), 
517 California 

Samson Goce F, auctioneer and commis- 
sion mercnant, 425 Kearny 

Samsrcither George, saloon, 411 Pacific 

Samuels D, propr The Lace House, 123- 
129 Post 

Samuels J oseph, watchmaker, 325% 5th 

Samuels Julius, dry goods, 104-108 
Kearny 

Samuels M (Pacific Jewelry Co), 6 Bat- 


tery 
rag R Gillings, physician, 719 Mar- 
et 


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San Francisco. 


San Bernardino Borax Mining Com- 
pany, Riddell Speer pres, 106 Leides- 


San Bruno Hotel, John Schaer propr, 
cor 28th and San Bruno Road 
“SAN FRANCISCO ABEND POST,” 
Hugo Herzes manager, 535 California 
San Francisco Art Association and 
School of Design, D P Belknap sec, 
430 Pine 
NCISCO BELLOWS FAC- 
» Henry McKenne proprietor, 
566 Mission 
San Francisco Benevolent Association, 
R Beeching mgr, 20 Webb 
San Francisco Box Co (J R Carrick, H 
Ae and Wm S Wright), 515- 
519 5t 
SAN FRANCISCO BOILER 
WORKS, P F Dundon proprietor, 131 
and 133 Folsom 


San Francisco Brass Works, Roylance 


& Moller proprs, 415 Mission 
SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COM- 
PANY, J McMullen manager, W C 
Whitehead secretar » enginvers’ and 
builders’ iron-wooden combination 
and suspension bridges, room 11, 10 
California 
FRANCISCO BULLETIN 
COMPANY, Geo K Fitch, Loring 
Pickering, and James W Simonton 
proprietors, 525 Montgomery 
SAN FRANCISCO GALL COMPA- 
(Loring Pickering, Geo K Fitch, 
and James W Simonton), publishers 
and proprietors ‘Morning Call,” 
office 525 Montgomery 
San Francisco Candle Co (Egbert Jud- 
son, Peter R and Wm C Woodman), 
402 Front 
SAN_ FRANCISCO CASH GRO- 
CERY, H A Smith, 519 Post 
San Francisco Chair Factory, Charles 
Nougaret propr, 133 and 135 Beale 
San Francisco Chemical Works Judson 
& ana 402 Front 
SAN ANCISCO CHRONICLE, 
Chas De Young & Cv publishers, cor- 
ner Kearny and Bush 
San Francisco Clearing House, Charles 
Sleeper mgr, 211 Sansome 
San Francisco Copper Mining Company, 
Jeffery Cullen pre:, R H Pond sec, 
820 Sansome 
SAN FRANCISCO CO MEDICAL 
SOCIETY, Walter H A Hodson sec, 
108 Geary 
San Francisco Cordage Factory (Tubbs 
& Co), 611 and 613 Front 
San Francisco Daily ‘‘ Journal of Com- 
merce,” 414 Clay 
San Francisco Distributin 
A Macsorley & Co proprs, 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


Agency, 
64 Jessie 


309 


San Francisco District Telegraph Com- 
pany, A Nunez mgr, 436 California 
San Francisco Engraving Co, C L 
Weed mgr, 405 Ke earny 

San Francisco Female Hospital DrCB 
Hutchins, 806 Stockton 

San Francisco Forge, H Sanders propr, 
general blacksmithing, 315 Mission 

SAN FRANOISCO FREE PUBLIC 
LIBRARY, Frederick B Perkins 
librarian, Pacific Hall, Bush between 
Kearny and Dupont 

San Francisco Fusiliers, Company C 
22a Artillery, H Hoeber captain, 
Armory, 620 Bush 

SAN F CISCO GASLIGHT CO 
Peter Donahue president, Wm P Bar- 
rett secretary, J B Crockett engineer, 
cor Ist and Natoma, works cor King 
and 2d 

SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN EX: 
CHANGE, Philip Gerold secretary, 
327 Pine 

San Francisco Horse Market, H Froom- 
bery pers R_ I Green mgr, 33-37 
New Montgomery 

San Francisco Illustrated ‘“Wasp,” E 
C Facfarlane & Co publishers, 5: 0 an 
542 California 

San Francisco Iron Works, Fred Self- 
ren, 203 Fremont 

San Francisco venety Manufactory, D 
W Laird propr, 27 Post 

‘SAr Ene FR sco JOURNAL OF 
COMMER H Murray man- 
ager, 414 ae 


ts Francisco Last Factory, J oseph Le- 
ue and F W Potter, 10 Stevenson 
San 4: Bran etio0 Laundry, office 33 Gear 
SAN FRANCISCO LAW LIBRARY, 
Frank P Deering librarian, 27 Mont- 
gomery Block, 628 Montgomery 
San Francisco "Lodge Ancient Order 
United Workingmen, B’nai B'rith 
Hall, 121 Eddy 
San Francisco Lodge Knights of Honor, 
A Goldsmith sec, B’nai B’rith Hall, 
121 Eddy 
San Francisco Lying-in Hospital and 
Foundling Asyluin, Benj F Hardy M 
D physician, sec and supt, 913 Golden 
Gate ave 
San Francisco Market, Clay bet Mont- 
gomery and Sansome 
“SAN FRANCISCO MARKET RE- 
VIEW,” John H Carmany & Co 
publishers, 409 Washington 
“SAN FRANCISCO MERCHANT,” 
(commercial weekly), A D Bell editor 
and proprietor, C W Collins manager, 
323 Front 
SAN FPANCISCO NAUTICAL 
ACADEMY, Edmund McNevin prin- 
cipal, 404 and 406 Beale 


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TES SISSY 


WHITE BRON, 13 & LE Main ant 14 & 16 Spear. 
8t,8. F. Black Wal:tic, Spanish Cedar, Veneers. 


MASONIC CUTFITS, “etist Seesttusene Reece” ; 


10 San Francisco. 


SAN FRANCISCO NEWS C0 (The), |SAN FRANCISCO TANNERY, An- 
news agents, books, and stationery, M| ton Krieg proprietor, San Bruno 
E Bauer proprietor, 210 and 212 Post} Road bet 28th and 29th 

‘San Francisco News Exchange,” 214 | San Francisco Tea Co, C Toohey mgr, 
Post 604 Market 

“SAN FRANCISCO NEWS LET-|San Francisco Tool Co, A W Bowman 
TER,’ F Marriott & Son proprietors,} pres, 314 California and 21 Steven- 
609 Merchant son 3 : 

SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH | ‘‘San Francisco Trade Review,’’ Morris 
PACIFIC RAILROAD, Peter Don-| U Bates & Co proprs, 123 California 
ahue president, James M Donahue | ‘‘San Francisco Tribune,” 320 Sansome 
secretary, 430 Montgomery SAN FRANCISCO VEREIN, Otto 

San Francisco and Pacitic Glass Works, | _ Muser president, 219 Sutter 
King nr 4th SAN FRANCISCO WIRE WORKS, 

SAN FRANCISCO PACKING AND| CH Gruenhagen proprietor, 669 Mis- 
PROVISION CO, Frank Wm Ross-| _ sion 


bach proprietor, stalls 54 and 55 | San Joaquin and Kings River Canal and 


, ALSO WHITENING. 332 TYLER ST., S. F. 


Washington Market Irrigation Company, Joseph Sedgley 
San Francisco Pactern Works, W J &|_ pres, 533 Kearn, 
C A Anderfuren proprs, 110 and 112/}SAN JOAQUIN AND SIERRA NE- 
Beale VADA RAILROAD’ COMPANY, 
San Francisco Petroleum Co, oils, LD| Edward F Stone secretary, room 4, 
Fisk sec, 402 Montgomer 306 Pine 
SAN FRANCI SCO PIONEER | San Jose Fruit Packing Co, Geo W 


SCREEN WORKS, Join W Quick Hume agt, 311 Sacramento 
proprietor, 32 Fremont SAN JOSE WOOLEN MILLS, manu- 

San Francisco Pioneer Woolen Factory, | facturers of clothing, W H Peckham 

roprs Mission Woolen Mills and! _ agent, 541 Market 

Pioheer Woolen Factory, I Cahn mgr, | San Leandro Express, Sharpe & Co, 2° 
A M Goldsmith sec, 115 Batter Market 

SAN FRANCISCO PLATING |San Pedro Mining Co, H Deas seo, room 
WORKS, E G Denniston proprietor, 44, 309 Montgomery 
653 and 655 Mission 

San F. ancisco Post-office, NW cor Bat- 
tery and Washington 

‘San Francisco Prices Current,’ E R 
Painter publisher, 123 California room 5, 506 Battery 

SAN F CISCO PRODUCE EX- ! Sanborn A J (Sanborn, Vail & Co), 857 


San Quentin Ferry, foot Clay 
CHANGE, Chas Clayton 4 Market 


San Rafael Express, C L Howard propr, 
1 Commercial 
San Salvador, Consul of, J M Tinoco, 


W W Walker secretary, 302 Davis |SANBORN A W (A W Sanborn & Co), 
“San Francisco Public School Journal,” | 24 Beale 
603 Washington SANBORN AW & CO(A WandJA 


“San Francisco Punch,’ 838 Market Sanborn), manufacturers and dealers 
‘San Francisco Estate Circular,’’ Thos 


Magee publisher, 20 Montgomer 
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UN- 

ION, James DeFremery president, 

Lovell White cashier, 532 California 
SAN FRANCISCO SEWER PIPE 

ASSOCIATION (The), Giadding, H, 121 Eddy 

McBean & Co, terra cotta goods, 1310 SANBORN JA (A W Sanborn & Co), 


in wagons, 24 and 26 Beale 
SANBORN GEO W, agent for Hinds, 
Ketcham & Co, New York, labels, 
lithographs and show cards, 123 Cali- 
fornia 
Sanborn H L, sec Anchor Lodge L K of 


THE TAILOR, 424 Market and 203 Montgomery Streets, §. F. 


~1316 Market 24 Beale 
San Francisco Spiritual Union, Ixoria | Sanborn Map and Publishing Company 
Hall, 737 Mission of New York, C W Morse agt, 420 


“San Francisco Star,” 212 Sacramento| California 
San Francisco Steamboat and Transpor- | Sanborn T C, stock broker, 314 Mont- 
tation Company, (J Millerand F W} gomery 
Eaton), 320 Sansome Sanborn, Vail & Co (A H Vail and A J 
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK BREW-| Sanborn), mirrors, mouldings and 
ERY, Fred Bruns president, Rudolph | picture frames, 857 Market 
Moore secretary, 2)18 Powell Sanchen C,& Co, sroceries, NE cor Eddy 
San Francisco Stock and Exchange| and Steiner 
Board, George T Marye Jr pres, 327} Sanchez Street Primary School, cor 
Pine Sanchez and 15th 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, "7 TAtSpvor tant Veule nee 


CHHORST " 2.2.8eltl shea ewe B15 J St., Sacramento. 


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CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING 


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“ALIEN, TUBGLE & CO,, HARDWOOD LUMBER, *.zx¢,teszees *- 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgomery Streets, S. F. 


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Sand Bros (Fred and Joseph Sand), bar- 
bershop and baths, 23 3d 

Sander P F C, attorney-at-law, 207 San- 
some 

Sander Psier, insurance agt, 13 Mer- 
chants’ Exchange 

Sanders A, poultry, stall 81 Centre 
Market 

Sanders A A, dancing academy, Sanders’ 
Hall, 71 New Montgomery 

Sanders C T (Sanders & Johnson), 3 
New Montgomery 

Sanders & Co (Henry Sanders and Lud- 
wing Dettmann), coppersmiths, 421 
Mission 

Sanders Charles, saloon, 154 2d 

Sander’s Dancing Academy, 71 New 
Montgomery 

Sanders Duke, physician, 523 Kearny 


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Bie ENLINccoe hsnoeerennduean nant oarck a ve 
SANFORD A B, agent Pulsomete d 
Steam Pump Co of New York an t 
Steam Fitter and Steam and Ho. 
Water Heating Apparatus, 102 Mar 

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e 
Sanford Lon, saloon, 308 Kearny 
Sanger Halle, Schneider & Farster 
proprs, 14 and 16 Geary 

Sanger I, dentist, 264 Keerny 

Sanguinetti Miota, hairdresser, 
Stockton 

Sanguinetti N A, cigars and tobacco, 
1512 Stockton 

Sanguinetti Paul, boots and _ shoes, 
151834 Stockton 

Santa Anita M & M Co, J M Buffington 
sec, 309 California 

Santa Clara Hotel, L Diedering propr, 
444 Brannan 


150 1 


Sanders George H (Wright & Sanders), | Sunta Clara Livery Stable, J F McDon- 


41S California 


ald & Co propr, 11 and 13 Webb 


Sanders H, blacksmithing, 315 Mis- (Santa Clara Petroleum Co, oils, L D 


sion 

Sander’s Hall, 71 New Montgomery, 

Sanders H & Co (H Sanders), furnishing 
goods, 160 3d 

Sanders Henry (Sanders & Co), 421 
Mission 

Sander’s Hotel, John P Sanders propr, 
823 Battery 

Sanders John (Paulson & Sanders), 419 
Jones 

Sanders John P, propr Sanders’ Hotel, 
823 Battery 

Sanders & Johnson (C T Sanders and P 
Johnson), merchant tailors, 3 New 
sip had aa 

Sanders W, dry goods, and boots and 
shoes, 236 6th 

Sandersfeld F T, groceries, NW cor 
Leavenworth and Jackson 

Sanderson H A (Campbell & Sanderson), 
530 California 

Sanderson Bros (S A and E H Sander- 
son), crockery, 310 Battery 

Sanderson E H (Sanderson Bros), 310 
Battery 

Sanderson G R (Coffin, Sanderson & 
Cook), 312 Pine 

Sanderson & Horn (L A Sanderson and 
T A Horn), wholesale cigars and to- 
bacco, 327 and 329 Front 

Sanderson John, carpenter, 8 Hawthorn 

Sanderson John, carpenter, 635 Folsom 

Sanderson L A (Sanderson & Horn), 
327 and 329 Front 

Sanderson S A (Sanderson & Bros), 310 
Battery 

Saadford LN, dentist, 969 Mission 

candheimer Moses (Livingstone & Sand- 
heimer), 1420 Polk 

Sandman Mrs §S, dressmaker, 333 4th 

Sando Thomas, foreman Engine No 2, 
412 Bush 


Fisk sec, 402 Montgomery 

Santa Cruz Water Company, G F Bow- 
man sec, 314 California 

Santa Rosa Coal Co, coal, A C Ham- 
mond sec, room 7, 401 California 

Santomasimo O, variety store, 1328 and 
1330 Dupont 


Saratoga pang and Livery Stables, 
D Ryan propr, 814-818 Geary 
Saratoga M Co, R M Heath sec, 318 Pine 


Saratoga Music Hall, 814 Geary 

Saroni Louis (Hirschfeld & Saroni), 118 
and 120 Davis 

Sarraille Peter, varieties, NE cor Fran- 
cisco and Meiggs’ Wharf 

Sarrette Pierre, tailor, 1302 Powell 

Sarscen Edward, restaurant, 814 3d 

Sarscen Nicholas, chop house, 800 3d 

Sarthou RB, laundry, 423 Post 

Sartor J (Sartor & Steffani), 1107 Du- 


pont 

SARTOR & STEFFANT, liquors, 1107 

upon 

Sass A C, liquors, Davis nr Clay 

Sass Edward, groceries, 715 Natoma 

Sass Marcus, saloon, 305 Davis 

Sather & Co, bankers, 518 Montgomery 

‘Saturday Local” (The), Kidd Bros 
publishers, cor 19th and Capp 

Saucelito Ferries, foot of Clay 

Saul G M, dentist, room 4, Phelan 
Block, 806 Market 

Saul Mrs J, varieties, 5th bet Minna 
and Natoma 

Saulmann Julius, insurance broker, 213 
Sansome 

Saulmann’s | Restaurant, A Reusike 
propr, 518 California 

Saulnier John (John Saulnier & Co), 607 
and 609 Front 

Saulnier John & Co (John Saulnier and 
P Laclaviere), liquors, 607 Front 


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| Sauls J. bakery and candy factory and 
tua.» goods, 132 5th 
& Saur Theo (Saur & Tollner), SW cor 
g Davis and Pacific 
r) Saur & Tollner (Theo Saur and Wm 
Tollner), saloon, SW cor Davis and 
Pacitic 
F Sauter J C & Co (J C Sauter), proprs 
fy Columbia Brewery, 735 Tehama 
Savage John E (Savage & Sons), 135 
Fremont 
Savage Mining Co, E B Holmes sec, 
room 15, 309 Montgomery 
4 Savage Mrs M, baker, 3144 Harrison 
Savage Myron H, Pacitic Bureau of 
W Education, 19 New Montgomery 
"“| SAVAGE & SONS (R RH and John 
a) E Savage), Empire Foundry and Ma- 
chine Works, 135-143 Fremont 
: Savage W P, Oil and Excelsior Soap Co, 
Ten] 1024 Howard 
peel | Savings and Loan Society, John Brickell 
pres, Cyrus W Carmany cashier, 615 
and 619 Cla ae 
SAWTELLE MRS M P, physician, 
Dean Women’s Medical College, cor 
Sansome and Pacific 
peyyee Mrs A, dressmaker, 131 O’Far- 
rell 


Sawyer A F, physician, 302 Stockton 

Sawyer & Ball (E D Sawyer and A E 
Ball), attorneys-at-law, 612 Clay 

SAWYER B fF &CO(F A Sawyer, S 
E Holden, A W Norton and E Ma- 
nasse), tanners and wool pullers, 400 


Batter 
C H (Earle & Co), 765 


SAWY. 
Mission 

Sawyer E D (Sawyer & Ball), attorney- 
at-law, 612 Clay 

Sawyer F A (B F Sawyer & Co), 400 
Battery 

Sawyer Lorenzo, judge United States 
circuit court, room 54, United States 
Appraiser’s Building 

Sawyer L S B, clerk United States cir- 
cuit and United States commissioners, 
court room, 51 United States Apprais- 
er’s Building 

Sawyer M A, saloon and restaurant, cor 
Fulton and Devisadero 

Sawyer Otis V, nota:y public and com- 
missioner of deeds, 436 California 

Sawyer S, propr Sawyer’s Hotel, NW 
cor Fulton and Devisadero 

Saxe Rollin P, importer thorough-bred 
live stock, 218 Califoryia 

Saxtorph H (Holm & Saxtorph), 867 and 
869 Market | 

Sayers W F (Bryant & Sayers), attor- 
ney-at-law, 214 Sansome 


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Saylor D W & Wm, coffee saloon, 221 
Dupont : 

Sayre S H, mining sec, 330 Pine 

Sayre M S (W R Matthews & Co), 
rooms 1 and 2, 54 Kearny 

Sayre Roger H, butcher, 407 Turk 

Sbarboro A, sec West Oakland Mu- 
tual Land Association, 526 Merchant 

Sbarboro & Co, groceries, wines and 
liquors in gener], 531 Washington 

Sbragia A, fruit, 1102 and 1104 Folsom 

Scales Mrs Ada, medium, 1031 Market 

Scalmanini Carlo, liquors, 712 Front 

N J, groceries, 1149 Folsom 


SCALLY 
i\SCANDINAVIAN HOTEL, N P 


Lundberg proprietor, 28 and 30 Clay 

Scandinavian M E Church, 928 Harri- 
son 

Scandinavian Society, Sander’s Hall, 71 
New Montgomery 

Scanlan John, bootmaker, 546 4th 

Scanlan Miss Kate, dressmaker, 215 
Minna 

Scanlon M, boarding-house, 1829 Mis- 


sion 
SCANNELL DAVID, chief Fire De- 
partment of San Francisco, 412 Bush 
Scatena L & Co, commission merchants, 
417 Washington 

SCATTING PHILIP, Terrapin Oys- 
ter House, 15 Stockton 

Schaaf Mrs J, dressmaker, 507 Broad- 


wa 
Schad Richard, boarding and lodging, 
NE cor Brannan and 8th 
Schade August, boots and shoes, 517 
Valencia 
Schaefer Chas G, paints, oils, and glass, 
516 Davis 
Schaefer Charles (Fromm & Schaefer), 
543 Market 
Schaefer Conrad, saloon, 112] Mission 


MARIA (M Schaefer & 
Co), 34 3d 
CHAEFER M & CO (Maria Schae- 


fer), theatrical masquerade costumer, 

34 3d 

Schaffner Carl, books and stationery, 

4384 3d 

Schaer John, propr San Bruno Hotel, 
cor 28th and San Bruno Road 

SCHAERTZER JOHN A (F Hageman 
& Co), Albany Brewery, 71-75 Everett 

IN R, manufacturer of 

society badges and silversmith, 13 
and 19 Trinity 

Schaf-r & Co (John F and Herman H 
Schafer), clothing and gents’ furnish- 
ing goods, 11 Montgomery 

Schafer Geo (Breiz & Schafer), 38 Hayes 

Schafer Herman H (New York) (Schia- 

fer & Co), 11 Montgomery 


Saylor Daniel W, coffee house, 22) | Schafer John F (Schafer & Co), 11 Mont- 


Saylor Daniel, fruits, 1315 Pacific 
i pont 


gomery 


PRISON CELLS, wor'tes"tdain Street, s:'.CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


‘LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., S:3es.2isrzes" (19 Montgomery St. 


312 San Francisco. 


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Schaffer Frederick, painter, SE cer Cal- 
ifornia and Kearny 

Schallehn August, Hoaithaleer; 513 Bry- 
ant 

Schammel H (Schammel, Reynolds & 
Co), 120 Front 

Schammel, Reynolds & Co (H Schammel, 
F B Reynolds and W L Bolte), proprs 
Standard Packing Co, factory 413- 
419 Chestnut, office 120 Front 

Schardin J P (J P Schardin & Co), 31 


Dupont 

SCHARDIN J P & CO (J P Schardin 
and Fred Loy), wholesale wines and 
liquors, SE cor Dupont and Geary 

Scharetz George (Hoelscher & Co), cor 
14th and Railroad ave 

Scharfenberg Adolph, tailor, 27 Stock- 


ton 

Schatt Chas, liquors and groceries, 713 
Brannan 

Schaurte F W, inspector-i in-charge post- 
office, Inspector’s Office, 320 Sansome 

Scheele Herman (Browning & Scheele), 
cor Mission and 19th 

Scheeline Simon C, attorney-at-law, 302 
Montgomery 

Scheelnie S (Roth & Co), 214 Pine 

Scheer Henry, bootmaker, 737 Vallejo 

Scheerer Jacob & Co, carpenters, SW 
cor Market and 9th 

Scheerer Joseph, carpenter and plumber, 
510 Post 

Scheffer C, artist, St Ann’s Building 

Scheggia C, wines and liquors, 1138 
Dupont 

Schenck Caspar, pay director U S N, 
Navy Pay-office, room 17, Appraiser’s 
Buildin 

Schenck Christian (Hoffman & Schenck), 
414 Sacramento 

Schenck W T Y, agt for Eureka Fire 
Hose Co, 36 California 

Schelichting H F, groceries, 
and Bryant 

ids. «ea A, merchant tailor, 515 
Pine 

Scheper A, groceries, NW cor Pine and 
Broderick 

Scheper C, groceries, 221 15th 

Scheper John H, ‘groceries, 
Larkin and Clay 

Scheper John H, liquors, NE cor Beale 
and Bryant 

Scheper Joseph, groceries, cor 22d and 
Dolores 

Scheper Joseph, groceries, 122 Langton 

Scheppler W, mfr of jewelry, 33 


Kearn 
Prancis (Scherb & Rathje), 16th 


cor 5th 


NE cor 


Scherb 
above Valencia 

Scherb & Rathje (Francis Scherb and 
gngpe Rathje), U S Laundry Office, 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & C0., Ship Plank, all kinds, 
San Francisco. 


Schereck E A (Boericke & Schereck), 


18 and 20 @pear it, 
San Franci-co. 


313 


234 Sutter 
Scheurer Christian, 
147 4th 
Schfer Fletereck, artist, 211 Sutter 
Schieble George, carpenter, 1604 Stock- 


merchant tailor, 


ton 
Schieffer C H, leather and findings, 10 


Post 
Schiller C F, sculptor, plaster orna- 
ments, wood carver and modeler, 18 
Taylor 
Schiller & Cohn (R Schiller and Max 
Pee cigars and tobacco, 1034 Mar- 
et. 


Schiller H, engraver, 339 Bush 
anise R (Schiller & Cohn), 1034 Mar- 


Schling A & Co (A Schilling and Geo 
F Valkmann), coffees, teas and spices, 

122 and 124 Davis 
Schilling A (A Schilling & Co), 122 and 
(walter Schilling & 


124 Davis 

SCHILLING C < 
Co), NW cor Pine and Battery 

SCHILLING WM (Meister & Schil- 
ling), 862 Harrison 

Schimpf Lena, bakery, 1018 Powell 

§ TTO, groceries, SW cor 
9th and Bryant 

Schintz J H, Tesle, 10 Stevenson 

Schirmer E, mfr iron stone pipe, 436 
Montgomery 

Schirmeier F R, locksmith, 785 Folsom 

Schlaberg Bros (Frank and Chas Schla- 
berg), cigar mfrs, 629 Washington 

Schleef John Henry, groceries, 815 
Jackson 

Schleef J H (Schleef & Rippe), cor 24th 
and Bryant 

Schleef & Rippe (J H Schleef and John 


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Rippe), groceries, NW cor 24th and 
Bryant 

Se len Joseph F, ship and Custom 
Ho broker, 324 Washington 

Schlesinger Ferdinand, tailors’ trim 
mings, 321) Sansome 

Schlesinger & Green (John Schlesinger 
and Wm Green), cigars and tobacco, 


946 Market 

Schlesinger John (Schlesinger & Green 
946 Market 

Schlesinger N, commission 
ance, 329 Sansome 

Schlesselmann Bros (Harry and Henry 
Schlesselmann), groceries and liquors, 
SW cor Hayes and Polk 

Schlesselmann John H, groceri 
Turk and Fillmore 

SCHLEWECK SIMON, lijwors, 429 

California 

Schlichter P, dry goods, 52 and 54 4th ~ 

Schlichtin H F, groceries, 449 5th 

Schlieker Henry, saloon, 717 Davis 


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Schloh Fritz, saloon, 609 Sansome 

Schloh Louis (Carsten & Co), NW cor 
Mission and 17th 

Schloss Benjamin, groceries, 1028 Larkin 

Schloss J, boots and shoes, 110 3d 

eile 8s dry goods, boots and shoes, 


Schliiter D, saloon, 508 Davis 

Schlueter E (Schlueter & Volberg), 709 
Market 

Schlueter & Volberg (F Schlueter and 
ce Volberg), carpets, etc, 709 Mar- 


e 
4s Schlute JG W (Osmer & Co), NW cor 


Folsom and Eaat 
Schmalz & Co (Wm Schmalz and Ike 
Lesser), pawnbrokers, 250 Sutter 
Schmalz (W Schmalz & Co), 250 
Sutter 


A Schmatzlen George, saloon, 112 4th 


Schmelcher Fred, bootmaker, 1 Vir- 
inia 


10 Schmidt A (W Warnke & Co), 734 


Broadway 


wt | Schmidt Mme Anna, fortune teller, 320 


Dupont 
Schmidt A J S, liquors, NE cor Berry 
and 5th 
CHMIDT CHRIS, liquors, 502 Mar- 
ket and 3 Sutter 
Schmidt Chas P (H W Schmidt & Bro), 
cor Sacramento and Kearny 
Schmidt & Co, printers, 320 Sansome 
Schmidt E, meat market, stalls 5 and 6, 
cor Bush and Polk 
Schmidt F A, hairdresser, 403 Dupont 
Schmidt & Fretz (J Schmidt and F H 
Fretz), vinegar and cider works, 119 
Commercial 
Schmidt Geo, bakery and confectionery, 
913 Bryant bet 6th and 7th 
Schmidt Geo F, fruits and vegetables, 
cor Shotwell and 23d 
Schmidt H (Albers & Schmidt), 50 Cali- 
fornia Market 
Schmidt & Havens (P R Schmidt and C 
I Havens), architects, 1&3 Post 
Schmidt Hubert, saloon, 534 Montgom- 
ery ave 
Schmidt H W (H W Schmidt & Bro), 
cor Sacramento and Kearny 
Schmidt H W & Bro (H W and Chas P 
Schmidt), druggists, SE cor Kearny 
and Sacramento 
Schmidt J, dry goods and notions, 1311 
Dupont 
Schmidt J (Schmidt & Fretz), 119 Com- 


mercial 
JOHN, tailor, 510 Mont- 
omery ave 
ais John C, cigars and tobacco, 427 
fast 
Schmidt Louis, music teacher, 810 
Leavenworth 


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Schmidt Jos, dry goods retail, 1311 Du- 
ont 
Schmidt M (Schmidt & Co), 320 San- 


some 

Schmidt Marcus, Bree 420 Green 

SCHMIDT M & CO (Max and Richard 
Schmidt and Carl Rahsskopff ), lith- 
ographers, engravers, peer design- 
ers, zincographers and manufacturers 
of labels and box brands, 25-41 
Main 

Schmidt Oscar, sewing machines, 516 


Bush 

Schmidt Otto, boots and shoes, 432 
Pacific 

Schmidt P R (Schmidt & Havens), 103 
Post 

Schmidt Val & Co (Valentine Schmidt 
ic H Smith), druggists, 1401 

0 

Schmidt Valentine (Schmidt Val & Co), 
1401 Polk 

Schmiedell Henry, treas S F Grain Ex- 
change, 327 Pine, and stock broker, 
326 Montgomer 

Schmitt B L, stock and money broker, 
6 Merchants’ Exchange 

Schmitt Charles A (J L Schmitt & Co), 
6 Merchants’ Exchange 

SCHMITT GEORGE, proprietor The 
Fountain, southeast corner Sutter and 
Kearny 

Schmitt James G, bootmaker, 2034 
Montgomery ave 

Schmitt Jean George, bootmaker, 203} 
Montgomery ave 

Schmitt J L (J L Schmitt & Co), 6 
Merchants’ Exchan 

Schmitt J L& Co (C A, M Aand JL 
Schmitt), stock brokers, 425 Cali- 
fornia 

Schmitt Maurice (J L Schmitt & Co), 
6 Merchants’ Exchan 

Schmitt Maurice, treas Sutter St R R Co 

Schmitz John P, physician, res 1109 
21st, office 1032 Market 

Schmoll Charles, cigars, 1703 Stockton 

SCHMOLZ W, surveying instrument 


maker and engineering, 420 Mont- 


omer 

Schnabel C, dressmaker, 1094 Ellis 

Schnabel Martin H (Fitzhugh and 
Schnabel), 304 Montgomery 

Schnackenberg J H (Seegers & Schuack- 
enberg), grocers, SE cor Natuma and 
Russ 

Schneider A, propr California House, 
626 California 

Schneider A (Somaly & Schneider), 624 
California 

Schneider C, barber, 990 Batter 

Schneider & Forster (F G Schneider and 
Geo Forster), Sanger Hall, 14 and 16 


Geary 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F 


20. 203 Montgomery & 724 Market. 


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Schneider F CG (Schneider & Forster), 
14 and J& Gear 

Schneidcr Frank (Schneider & Wachter), 
1524 and 1526 Pacific 

Schneider George, saloon, 1125 Dupont 

Schneider Henry, bootmaker, 224 Ellis 

Schneider Jacob, bakery, 115 Oak 

Schneider John, fruits, 1706 Polk 

Schneider Joseph, barber, cor 23d and 
Valencia 

Schneider N (Detels & Schneider), SE 
cor Pacific and Davis 

Schneider & Wachter (Frank Schneider 
and Lawrence Wachter), Presidio 
Brewery, 1524 and 1526 Pacific 

Schneider W H, guns, pistols and am- 
munition, 28 Ge 

Schneily Joseph (Galli & Co), 504 Com- 
mercial 

Schneitzer J & Co, butchers, 16-20 Clay 
St Market 

Schnetzler & Bell(L Schnetzler and J 
Bell), sausage mfrs, pork, bacon and 
ham, 21 6th 

Schnetzler L (Schnetzler & Bell), 21 6th 

Schnetzler W (Hoffman & Schnetzler), 

- 611 Pacific 

Schnider Charles, cigars, 607 Davis 

Schnider F G, saloon, 14 bape 

Schnider W H, gunsmith and sporting 
implements, 28 Geary 

Schnitzer S, cigar mfr, 347 4th 

Schnoor Chris H, locksmith and hard- 
ware, 219 6th 

Scho Mrs Theresa, florist, 26 Stockton 

Schocken A L, cigars and tobacco, 329 
Montgome 

Schocken S "i, sec Montefiore e 
Independent Order B’nai B’riths, 121 
ay 4 

Schoefft August, artist, 120 Sutter 

Schoellhorn Mrs E, midwife, 1528 
Stockton 

Schoellhorn Ferd, tailor, 1528 Stockton 

Schoen Hermann, ee Mont- 

omery ave cor Filbert 
deboen uis L, barber, 1258 Market 
Schoeneman F, gunsmith and cutler, 517 


Kearny 
Schoenfeld Adolph, furnishing goods, 
106 3d 


Schoenfeld Jacob, wholesale commission 
butcher, 331 Kearny 

Schoenfeld Jonas, leaf tobacco and cigar 
mfr, 423 and 425 Jackson 

Schoenfeld S, cigars and tobacco, 21 
Kearny 

Schoenholz Bros & Co (Siegmund and 
Sol Schoenholz and Herman Elsbach), 
dry goods, 110 and 112 6th and 1913 
Fillmore 

Schoenlight John, bakery, 1131 Howard 

Schoenstein F B, model maker, 511 
Fulton 


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315 


Schoenwald Albert, barber, 2207 Geary 

Schoenwald Otto, barber, 127 2d 

Schofield Charles, painter, 1084 Jessie 

Schohay A, jeweler and insurance agt, 
3024 Hayes 

Schohay & Miller (J F Miller and A 
Schohay), insurance agts, 3024 Hayes 

Schoken A L, tobacco and cigars, 329 
Montgomery 

Scholle Anthony, groceries, wines, etc, 
cor Turk and Leavenworth 

Scholle Bros (Jacob and Wm Scholle), 
real estate brokers, 242 Montgomery 

Scholle Jacob (Scholle Bros), 339 Pine 
and 242 Montgomery 

Scholle & Lankershim, proprs Union 
Warehouse, NW cor Union and Bat- 


tery 

Scholle Wm (Scholle Bros), 242 Mont- 

omery 

Scholle Wm (W I Steinhart & Co), res 
New York 

Schomaker Andrew (Tiedermann & 
Schomaker), 1301 Powell 

Schoning Otto (W T Galloway & Co), 
540 Cl 


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Schonwasser B (B Schonwasser & Co), 
222 Kearny 

Scbonwasser B & Co (B Schonwasser 
and Max Davis), ladies’ underwear, 
222 Kearny 

Schoof Gerh (Mercado & Schoof), 518 


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School Libraries (public and private), 
25,000 volumes 

Schooner Beer House, Fred Wenzell 

ropr, 538 Commercial 

Schortemeier H H, groceries, 816 Cali- | 
fornia 

Schott Charles, grocer, 713 Brannan 

Schottler A (A Schottler & Co), NE cor 
Montgomery and Vallejo 

SCHOTTLER A & CO (A Schottler 

and J Sullivan), grocers, northeast 

corner Montgomery and Vallejo 


-\SCHOTTLER H, asphaltum roofing 


and sidewalks, 615 4th 

Schottler Hermann, barber, 2755 Mis- 
sion 

Schrader A J, wholesale butcher, cor 
Ist and Railroad ave 

Schrader J, butcher, cor Point Lobos 
ave and Collins 

Schrader Charles, groceries, 455 Steven- 
son 

Schrader John, groceries, NW cor Pa- 
cific and Mason 

Schrader J W (Luhrs & Schrader), NW 
cor Pacific and Mason 

Schrakkart Chas, liquors, 718 Bryant 

bas ob A, mfr cigars and tobacco, 309 
4t 

SCHREIBER AUGUST, gold and sil- 


ver embroidery, 513 California 


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SCHREIBER HEARMAN, butcher, 
923 lsth 

Schreiber William, liquors, 21 Kearny 

Schriber John, saloon, 631 Mission 

Schriner G, bakery, 203 2d 

Schroder, Albrecht & Co (H Schroder, A 
Albrecht and A Aromada), candy mfrs, 
222 and 224 Buttery 

Schroder & Bohlen (R Schroder and M 
H Bohlen), groceries, SE cor Clay and 
Fillm»re 

SCHRODER C, Ferry Saloon, 425 East 

Schrider Chas, groceries, 601 McAllister 

Schroder George, sec Golden Aye Mill 
Company, Battery bet Broadway and 
Pacitic 

Schroder H (Schroder, Albrecht & Co), 
222 and 224 Battery 

Schroder H (Brickwedel & Co), 208 and 
210 Front 

Schroder Henry (Wellbrook and Schro- 
der), 214 Davis 

Schroder Hermann, groceries and liq- 
uors, 300 Fell 

Schroder J A, grocer, 330 Vallejo 

Schroder John F, groceries, SE cor 
Drumm and Sacramento 

Schroder J H, groceries, NW cor Geary 
and Buchanan 

Schroder J H, groceries, NW cor Wash- 
ington and Webster 

Schroder Wm J H, groceries, 117 2d 

Schroeder Claus, saloon, NW cor 4th 
and Townsend 

Schroeder & Co (Hermann Schroeder), 
groceries, 2017 and 2019 Fillmore 

Schroeder & Co (J Schroeder), boots and 
shoes, 101 3d 

Schroeder John, bootmaker, 101 3d 

Schroeder R (Schroeder & Bohlen), cor 
Clay and Fillmore 

Schrof William, a.chitect, 61 Merchants’ 
Exchange 

Schropfer A, architect, 32 O’Farrell 

Schroth Julius, groceries, NW cor Grove 
and Larkin 

Schroth Chas (Schroth & Westerfeld), 
228 Kearny 

Schroth & Westerfeld (Chas Schroth and 
Louis Westerfeld), bakery and restau- 
rant, 228 Kearny 

Schubert August, groceries, NW cor 
19th and Howard 

Schuch Emil, meat market, 211 Folsom 

Schuck Henry, barber, 434 Montzomery 

Schuerg George, bootmaker, 405 24th 

Schula John & Bro, cigars and tobacco, 
102 Market 

Schuldt H, groceries, NW cor 3d and 
Silver 

Schule F A (Johnson & Schule), 5 Post 

Schulken Bros (John and Henry Schul- 
ken), groveries, SW cor Bush and 
Taylor 


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San Francisco. 


Schulken John (Schulken Bros), SW 
cor Bush and ss 

Schulken Julius, hay and feed store, 
1616 and 1618 Missiou 

Schulker Julius, groceries, wood and 
coal, cor Octavia and McAllister 

Schuller A, real estate, 408 Montgomery 

SCHULTE HENRY, California Brew- 
ery, cor 26th and Bryant 

Schulte J G W (Osmers & Co), cor Spear 
ant Bryant 

Schulte J H, cigars and tobacco, 214 
Brannan 

Schulte The, wood and coal, 422 Va- 
lencia 

Schultheis Henry, groceries, NW cor 
Polk and Clay 

Schultz E H, dentist, 44 3d 

Schultz Geo (Schultz & Von Bargen), SE 
cor California an'l Front 

Schultz Joseph, restaurant, 267 3d 

Schultz & Kock (Wm Schultz and Peter 
Kock), saldon and cigars, SW cor 
Broadway and Davis 

Schultz Louis (Pacific Distilling Co), 416 
‘evan 

Schultz Peter, cigars and tobacco, 525} 
Sansome 

Schultz Philip, hairdressing saloon, 6 


Hayes 

SCHULTZ THEODORE, grocer, re- 
tail, 426 Green 

Schultz & Von Bargen (George Schultz 
Henry Von Bargen), wholesale liquors, 
SE cor California and Front 

Schultz W, groceries, 500 Ist 

Schultz Wm (Schultz & Kock), SW cor 
Broadway and Davis 

Schultz Wm A, native wines, wholesale, 
523 Front 

Schultze Emil, engraver, 321 California 

SCHULTZE LOUIS. saloon, southeast 
corner Sansome and Lombard 

SCHULTZE PAUL (Hurtzig & 
Schultze), 140 3d 5 

SCHULZ & FISCHER (Wm Schulz 
and Emile Fischer), mfrs silver and 
silver plated ware, 513 Market 

Schulz Henry, groceries, SW cor Bush 
and Webster 

Schulz J & Co (J Schulz and J Knuck- 
ing), bakery, NE cor Union and 
Mason 

Schulz J (J Schulz & Co), NE cor Union 
and Mason 

Schulz John, liquors, 519 Washington 

Schulz & Mayer (Wm Schulz and J L 
Mayer), blacksmiths and wagonmak- 
ers, 770 Mission 

Schulz Peter, liquors, 5254 Sansome 

Schulz & Smith (John Schulz and Hu- 
bark Smith), liquors, 519 Washington 

Schulz Wm (Schulz & Fischer), 513 
Market 


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Schumacher E A, groceries, SE cor 
Valencia aud 2)st 

eda Sa Mme BE, dressmaker, 1203 


fs) 

Schumacher Fred, saloon, 36 Steuart 

Schumann L, mfr meerschaum pipes, 
335 Kearny 

Schumann & Vogel (Fred Schumann 
and Phil Vogel), restaurant, 504 
Montgome 

Schuppert AL plumber, 1206 Pacific 

Schurtz William, groceries, SW cor lst 
and Bryant 

Schussler Adolph (Hippmann & Schuss- 
ler), 28 and 29 California Market 

Schussler Chris, hatter, 208 Montgom- 
ery ave 

Schussler Louis, notions, 228 lat 

Schussler M, wholesule watches and 
jewelry, 26 Kearny 

Schuster Bros (J S and J Schuster), 
stoves and tinware, 306 Sutter 

Schuster Fred, saloon, 427 Valencia 

Schuster J (Schuster Bros), 306 Sutter 

Schuster J S (Schuster Bros), 306 Sutter 

Schutt John H, chop house, 136 lst 

Schutte Dick (Brumund & Schutte), SE 
cor 2d ave and 16th 

Schutte Frederick H, groceries, NE cor 
Battery and Green 

Schutts Louis, grocer, cor Market and 
16th 


Schuur Edward, restaurant, SW cor 
Kearny and Montgomery ave 

Schuur John, restaurant, 83] Kearny 

Schwab Max (P Kronenberger & Cv), 
cor Franklin ar... McAliister 

Schwabacher Bros (A, and L Swa- 
bacher), commission merchants, 203 
California 

Schwabacher L, ink mfy, 617, 619 and 
621 Brannan 

Schwabacher L (Schwabacher Bros), 203 
California 

Schwibacher S 
03 California 

Schwan Frank, harness and saddlery, 
962 Folsom 

Schwark & Huncke (W Schwark and 
John Hancke), saloon, 510 Howard 


(Schwabacher Bros), 


How ard 
Schwartz Bros (Henry Schwartz), li- 
quors, 133 Montgomery 


produce, 32 California Market 
Schwartz Deidrich, grocery, SE cor 
24th and Valencia 
Schwartz Henry, liquors, 133 Mont- 
omery 
© | Schwartz & Husing, groceries, SE cor 
>| Mission and 18th 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montgomery & 724 Market 


ALLEN TUSGLE & CO. Pacific Coast Hari Woods 
San Francisco. 


Schulz Wm (Schulz & Mayer), 770 Mis- | Schwartz, Husing & Meyer (C Schwartz, 


Schwark W (Schwark & Huucke), 510/SCHWIND H W, upholstery, 703 


Schwartz C & Co (C Schwartz), dairy | Schwitters Deitrich, liquors, 214 Post 


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R Husing and A Meyer), Ensign Sa- 
loon, 1 Market 
Schwartz John, saloon, 207 Dupont 
Schwartz Kaufman, tailor, 3174 3d 
Schwartz Mitchell, clothing, 104 3d 
Schwartz Samuel, barber, 655 Sacra- 
mento 
Schwartz Samuel, tailor, 1111 Clay 
Schwartze K G, jeweler, 524 Battery 
Schwarz August, tannery, cor Ser- 
pentine ave and Folsom 
Schwarz Chas, liquors, H rbor View 
SCHWARZ GUSTAV, Felsen Grotte 
Saloon, 10:6 Market 


Schwarz M, clothing, 104 3d 

Schwarzmann Gust, music director, 860 
Mission 

Schwarzschild F, dentist, 803 Howard 

Schwarzschild Louis (Feigenbaum & 
Co), 520 Market 

Schwegerle J & Co, commission mer- 
chants, hay and grain, 549 4th 

Schweikert Albert, tailor, 222 2d 

Schweiule Louis, tailor, 36 Eddy 

Schweitzer B (Schweitzer, Sachs & Co), 
29 Sansome 

Schweitzer Jacob (J Schweitzer & Co), 
514 Clay 

Schweitzer J & Co (Leon Blum, I Levy 
and J Schweitzer), wholesale butchers, 
514 Clay and 16-18 Clay St Market 

Schweitzer Jos (J C Bauer & Uo), 632 
Sacramento 

Schweitzer 8S, Eureka Brewery, 235 lsu 

Schweitzer, Suchs & Co (B Schweitzer, 
Land S Sachs and L Stiefel), whole- 
sale fancy goods, 29-33 Sansume 

SCHWEIZER FRED (speigel & 
Schweizer), 312 Post 

Schwengel C (Schwensel & Ruthe), 
1323 Stockton 

Schwengel & Kuthe (C Schwengel and 
C Ruthe), dry goods, 1323 Stockton 

SCHWERDT J ‘Bentschler, Wol!pert 
& Schwerit), 160 Nev Montgomery 

Schwerin Henry, restaurant, 612 and 
614 Clay, and dairy, 35 Eddy 

Schwert August, groceries, 233 5th 


Hyde 
Schwitert P (Bellmer & Schwitert), 
500 Dup mt 


Schworn M, barber, 11004 Stockton 
Sciallero Mrs T, mfr artiticial flowers, 
343 Kearny 
SCIARONI CHARLES, Colombo sa- 
loon, 621 Broadway . 
‘Scientitic l’ress” (monthly), 252 Market 
Senyder P H & Co, liquors, 38 6th 
WHITE BRON,, 13 Main 
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Scofield D G (Scofield & Tevis), 120 and 


122 Front 
FIELD F A (White & Scofield), 

305 Front 
SCOFIELD & TEVIS (D G Scofield 


and Harry L Tevis), manufacturers 
and importers coal oil, propriet: rs 


shipping and commission merchants, 
ee and 122 Front, warehouse 820 
atte 


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Scollay W A, mfr pencil holders and 
saloon, 1524 Stockton 

Scolly’s Hall, cor Stockton and Green 

Scordiglia S, fruits, 442 Hayes 

Scorpion Silver Mining Co, Geo R Spin- 
ney sec, 310 Pine 

Scotchler & Gibbs (J J Scotchler and 
C E Gibbs),importers and commission 
merchants, 318 Front 

Scotchler J J (Scotchler & Gibbs), 318 
Front 

Scott A W (Scott & McCord), pier 21, 
Steuart 

Scott Mrs C S, saloon, 1011 Folsom 

Scott Mrs Edward, liquors, 106 Steuart 

Scott G H, blacksmith, cor 10th and 
Harrison 

Scott G W (Sisson, Crocker & Co), 202 
Sansome 

Scott Gustave A, music, 428 Eddy 

Scutt H (H Scott & Co), 138 4th 

morse itenry, books and stationery, 138 
4t 


Scott Henry, restaurant, 146 2d 
Scott Henry T (Prescott, Scott & Co), 
NE cor lst and Mission , 
Scott H & Vanani M, restaurant, 146 2d 
Scott H & Co (H Scott and E McSwe- 
gan), books and stationery, 138 4th 
Scott Irving M (Prescott, Scott & Co), 
NE cor Ist and Mission 

Scott J C, news stand, Market junction 
Kearny and Geary 

Scott John, physician, 729 Sutter 

Scott J C, books and stationery, 22 3d 

Scott & McCord (A W Scott and John 
McCord), hay and grain, pier 21, 
Steuart 

Scott, McKean & Co, mdse brokers, 214 
Sacramento and 418 Commercial 

Scott OG (Burnham & Scott), 321 Da- 


vis 

SCOTT T H, saloon and groceries, 1011 
Folsom 

Scott Thos (McCord & Scott), 225 Ellis 

SCOTTISH IMPERIAL FIRE IN- 
SURANCE CO OF GLASGOW, 
Donaldson & Co agents and attor- 

ys, 319 California 


scr TISH UNION AND NATION- 


INSURANCE CO, Macdonald 

& Hawes general agents, Hagan, & 

Manheim resident agents, 401 Cali- 
nia 


Scouler James, carpenter, 36 Rose Alle 

Scovill J J, mining secretary, room 59, 
309 Montgomery 

Scripture Henry D, attorney-at-law, 
823 California 

Scrivener Arthur, mgr London and Sar. 
Francisco Bank (limited), 424 Cali- 
fornia 

Scrivener Wm J, wholesale oil, 1038 
Folsom 

Scrivner J J (Scrivner & McKinne), at- 
torney-at-law, 328 Montgomery 

S.rivner & McKinne (J J Scrivner and 
Barna McKinne), attorneys-at-law, 
328 Montgomery 

Scully Jeremiah, groceries, 1313 San- 


some 

Sea Insurance wompany (limited) of 
Liverpool, Meyer, Wilson & Co agts, 
212 Battery 

Seaders John H, stationery, 603 Davis 

Seal Rock Tobacco Co, J Brandenstein 
pres, Wichter Jones supt, factory cor 
4th and Bryant, office 225 California 

Seale Thomas, supt California Street R 
R, SE cor California and Larkin 

Sealy Chas, cooperage, 8 Mission 

Seaman’s Boarding Masters’ Associa- 
tion, Thomas Chandler pres, 603 Front 

Searby W M, druggist, 859 Market 

Searight W P (Samuel Irving & Co), 206 
Kearn 

Searle A C, attorney-at-law, 502 Mont- 
gomery 

Searle James J (Bode & Searle), Battery 
Street Warehouse, NW cor Battery 
and Filbert 

Searles Robt (Searles & Stone), 22 Cali- 
fornia 

Searles & Stone (Robt Searles and C B 
Stone), commission merchants, 22 Cal- 
ifornia 

Searles Wm A, periodicals and station- 
ery, 602 Montgomery 

Sears & Doyle, sailmakers, 11 Drumm 

Sears & Foley (M G Sears and T Foley), 
saloon, NW cor Washington and East 

Sears Garrett, lodging-house, 519 Mis- 


sion 

Sears MG (Sears & Foley), NW cor 
Washington and East 

Sears W H, attorney-at-law, 324 Pine 

Seaton & Bailey (Chas A Bailey and 
Horace H Seaton), real estate, 320 
Sansome 

Seaton D M, attorney-at-law, 318 Pine 

Seaton Horace H,(Seaton & Bailey), 320 
Sansome 

Seaton Samuel, saloon, cor Ist ave and 
Kentuck 

SEATTLE COAL AND TRANSPOR- 
TATION COMPANY, J L Howard 
Seen S O Putnam secretary, 210 


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Seaward Mrs Jennie E, bakery, 942 
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Seawell J M, attorney-at-law, 509 
Kearn 
OHN O, coffee saloon, 
northeast corner Folsom and Steuart 
Sebring Jacob, agt Laurel Hill Ceme- 


tery 
Second Advent Christian Church, Eddy 
bet Taylor and Jones 
Second American Methodist Church, 
1205 Powell 
Seculovich P S, pres Islias Creek Prop- 
erty Owners’ Association, 504 Steven- 
son 
Seculovich P T, propr Munson’s Saw 
Shop, 504 S evenson cor 6th 
SECURITY INSURANCE CO OF 
HARTFORD, Macdonald & Hawes, 
eneral agents, 401 California 
s RITY SAVINGS BANK, Je- 


rome Lincoln vice-president, 215 San- 


some 
Sedgely Joseph, tannery, 18th bet Fol- 
4 Ret ae oe as 
annery, Joseph Sedgely propr, 
18th bet Folsom pe Harrison, office 
Kearny nr Clay 
Sedgley Joseph, pres San Joaquin and 
Kings River Canal and Irrigation 
Company, 533 Kearny 
ae Madame, French laundry, 1503 
ine 
See Finleyson, sec Republican State 
Committee, Internal Revenue Office 
Seeber Chester, 
Clay 
Seegen E, insurance agt, 331 Montyom- 


attorney-at-law, 636 


ery 
Seeger A, groceries and liquors, 631 
Bush 


Seegers J F (Seegers & Schnackenberg), 
grocers, SE cor Natoma and Russ 
Seegers & Schnackenberg (J F Seegers 
and J H Schnackenberg), SSE cor 
Natoma and Russ 

Seeley Chas M, physician, 405 Kearny 
Seeley Dr E M, physician, 1002 Powell 
Seeley F Edward, dentist, 1402 Bush 
Seeli Gasper (Klaas & Seeli), 1283 Stock- 
ton 

Seeligsohn Abe, editor ‘‘Jewish Pro- 
gress,” 608 Sacramento 

Seeligsohn & Co (Max Seeligsohn and 
A Blumenthal), clothing, 844 Market 
Seeligsohn Max (Seeligsohn & Co), 844 
Market 

Seeligsohn Solomon, shirtmaker, room 
14, 9 Geary 

Seely Albert, cigars, 36 2d 

Seering Henry, fancy goods and em- 
broideries, 216 Post 

Sefrin Fred, iron worker and propr San 
Francisco Iron Works, 203 Fremont 


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WHITE BROS., 13 & 15 
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319 


By Adolph, electrician, 2374 5th 

GALE GIOVANNI (€ L Granduna 
& Co), 2012 Mason 

Segars Uriah, door, sash and blind mfr, 
60 Main 

Segelcke Wm F E, cigars and tobacco, 
1158 Market 

Segelke Mrs A D, Astor House, 522 Pine 

Segregate Rock Island Mining Co, W H 

atson.sec, 302 Montgomer 

Segregated Belcher Mining Company, 
George D Edwards sec, 414 California 

Seib Henry, groceries, cor Bryant and 
Dora ; 

Seibel Bros (Philipp and Frederick Sei- 
bel), butchers, 59 and 60 Washington 
Market 

Seibel Frederick (Seibel Bros), Washing- 
ton Market 

Seibel Philipp (Seibel Bros), Washing- 
ton Market 

Seiberlich’s A Sons (F X and T W 
Seiberlich), mfrs and importers boots 
and shoes, 32 2d 

Seidel ‘red, propr Baek NY ores cor San 
Bruno Road and 29t 

Seidel Wm, cigars and tobacco, 174 4th 

Seidl J (J Seidl & Co), 439 Hayes 

SEIDL J & CO (J Seidl), candy factory, 
250 and 252 Market 

Seidl J & Co(J Seidl and Mrs M E Rus- 
sell), confectionery, 439 Hayes 

Seidl J & Co (J Seidl and Peter and 
George Wichman), confectioners, 754 
Market 

Seifert Chas, propr Brooklyn Restau- 
rant, 46 Steuart 

Seifert M, bootmaker, 986 Harrison 

SEILER DAVID (Green & Seiler), 
689 Market 

PAUL, superintendent Cali- 

fornia Electrical Works, 35 Market 

Seipel Chas, butcher, 2302 Mission 

Seitz John, liquors, NW cor Geary and 
Kearny 

Selby Mrs Henrietta I (Thos H Selby 
& Co), 116 and 118 California 

SELBY PRENTISS, superintendent 
Selby Smelting and Lead Co, 416 
Montgomer 

SELB SMELTIN G AND LEAD CO 
ASSAY OFFICE AND GOLD RE- 
FINERY, 416 Montgome 

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Prentiss Selby superintendent, H B 
Underhill Jr secretary, 416 Montgom- 


ery 
SELBY THOS H & CO (HS Austin, 
Edward H Hammer, 'A H Phelps and 
Mrs H I Selby specia! partner), im- 
yorers iron and steel and agents for 
azard Sporting and Blasting Powder, 
116 and 118 California 


Main and 14 & 16 Spea 
ory, Maple, Cherry ete, 


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Selec George, bakery and dairy produce, 
907 Bryant bet 6th and 7th 

Select Riding School, AS Weston propr, 
1537 Mission 

Selfredge Edward A (Geo W Gibbs & 
Co), 33 Fremont 

Selfrin Fred, propr San Francisco Iron 
Works, 203 Fremont 

Selig A, crockery, 3 4th 

Selig E (Selig & Newman), 31 Sutter 

Selig I, gent’s furnishing goods, 218 

earn 

SELIG & NEWMAN (Seligman Selig 
and Henry Newman), millinery goods, 
31 Sutter 

Selig Samuel A, hairdresser, 9054 Mar- 


ket 
SELIG SELIGMAN (Selig & Newman), 
leg Pens 31 Sutter 
Seligman M, attorney-at-law, 511 Mont- 
omery 
Selk Charles, groceries, 254 and 2F4 


Jessie 

Selleck Mra G W (Williams & Selleck), 
31 Ellis 

SELLENGER ANNA, saloon, 615 

avific 

Seller Bros & Co (J H, Fred, and Henry 
Seller), stoves, furniture, etc, 420 
Sacramento 

Seller Fred (Seller Bros & Co), 420 Sac- 
ramento 

Seller Henry (Seller Bros & Co), 420 
Sacramento 

Seller J H (Seller Bros & Co), 420 Sacra- 
mento 

Selleric) H, restaurant, 104 2d 

Sellers Ji nes C, whitener, 14 Stockton 

Selling *. Cotter (John Selling and T 
Cotter), livery stable, 113 O’Farrell 

Selling John, insurance broker, 210 San- 


some 
Selling John (Selling & Cotter), 113 
O'Farrell 


Sellon A F, physician, 556 Minna 

SELLS W. cashier Oregon Improve- 
ment Co, 210 Battery 

Seman Israel, furnishing, 614 4th 

Semlar Annie, liquors, cor Greenwich 
and Baker 

Semler & Salinger, hairdresser, 405 Bush 

Sengstaken Peter, liquors, SE cor Fre- 
mont and Mission 

Sennett James (James Sennett & Co), 
112 Leidesdorff 

Sennett James & Co, stevedores, 112 
Leidesdorff 

Sensenbrenner Aug, cigars and tobacco, 
351 4th 


Serb Mrs Joseph, bakery, NW cor Post |: 


and Baker 

Seregin F, importer statuaries and mon- 
uments, 24 Post 

Sereusky Joseph, glazing, 2240 Mission 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO,, Starizs.c2'rczeze 119 Montgomery St. 


San Francisco. 


Serighelli S, watches and jewelry, 219 
ontgomery ave : 
Serovich T (Rostivich & Serovich), 1654 
Polk 
Serovich & Metrovich, fruits, cor Turk 
and Larkin . 
Serres J (Messner & Serres), 402 Pacific 
Sesnon William T, attorney-at-law, 211 
Sansome 
Sessions George W, mining sec and sec 
The California Vigorit Powder Co, 
room 62, 309 Montgomer., 
Seth Thomas Clock Co, 
mgr, 132 Sutter 
Sethmann Charles, groceries, 1000 Valen- 
cia 
Sethman Henry, groceries, SE cor Pow- 
ell and Vallejo 
Seventh-Day Adventist Church, La- 
gunu bet Taylor and McAllister 
Severance A J, diamond drills, 320 San- 
some 
Severance C C F, wharfinger, Section 1, 
Seawall 
Severance H W, commission merchant 
and Hawaiian Consul, 316 California 
SEVERANCE J G (Severance, Tra- 
vers & Hornblower), attorney-at-law, 
331 Montgomery 
SEVERANCE, TRAVERS & 
HORNBLOWER (J G Severance, 
Chas E Travers and F A Hornbower), 
attorneys-at-law, 331 Montgomer 
Severino Wm, bootmaker, 7 Belden 
Plae 
Sevin Vincent & Co (Eugene Thiele), 
dealers in seeds, 607 Sansome 
Sewell D (Peters & Sewell), 25 3d 
SEXTON WILLIAM, assistant man- 
ager The lou Fire Insurance Co of 
London, 433 California 
Seydel E, liquors, 7 6th 
Seymour A C (Shillaber & Co), 1268 lst 
YMOUR S GH, proprietor Russ 
House, Montgomery between Pine and 
Bush 
Seymour W H, wholesale collars and 
cuffs, 120 Sutter 
Shaare-Tefilah, synagogue, Irish-Ameri- 
can Hall 
Shaarey Tzedek, synagogue, Stockton 
bet Vallejo and Broudway 
SHABER J A, furniture and bedding, 
707 Market 
Shadburne Geo D, 
623 Montgomery 
Shaddock T, pictures, picture frames 
and mirrors, 119 6th 
Shade Mrs Mary E, stationery, SW cor 
Scott and Geary 
Shaeffer J W & Co (J W Shaeffer), 
mfrs of cigars, 321 and 323 Savra- 
mento 
Shaen Aaron, barber, 32) Bush 


Molineux 


attorney-at-law, 


GIRDERS, JAIL AND FENCE WORK. 


227 Main Street, San I rancisecu. 


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Shaffer preny, hairdresser, 304 Dupont 

Shafer F J, plumbing, NE cor California 
and Steiner 

Shafter James McM (Shafter, Parker 
& Waterman), attorney, 628 Munt- 


omery 

Shatter, Parker & Waterman (Jas McM 
Shafter, C H Packer and F H Water- 
man), attorneys-at-law, 13 Mont- 

omery Biock, 628 Montgomer 

SHAIN JOSEPH E, law and collection 
office, 628 Sone raaty 

Shainwald Brog (EK and N Shainwald), 
commission merchants, 218 California 

Shainwald E (Shainwald Bros), 218 
California 

Shainwald Herman, sec Vulcan Powder 
Co, 218 Caliiornia 

Shainwald Ralph L, sec Tonite Powder 
Co, 310 California 

Shankland James H, attorney Board of 
Trade of S F, 202 Market 

Shanley Michael, saloon, 314 Main 

Shannahan Thomas, saloon, 37 Clem- 
entina 

Shannon John, groceries, SE cor Grove 
and Octavia 

ba Og M (Frank Eastman & Co), 509 

ay 

Shannon Mrs Mary, bakery, 406 3d 

Shannon W S (Miller & Shannon), 29 
Merchants’ Exchange 

Sharkey J M, physician, 634 Washing- 

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ton 

SHARON ALEXANDER D, manager 
Palace Hotel, southwest corner Mar- 
ket and New Montgomery 

Sharon William, capitalist, 305 San- 


some 

Sharp G F and W H, attorneys-at-law, 
40) California 

S.arp Geo F, attorney, 409 California 

SHARP J H (Shaw & Sharp), 10 Fre- 
mont 

Sharp J V, fancy goods, 116 9th 

Sharp Louis H, attorney-at-law, 330 
Pine 

Sharp & Putnam (W Sharp and A J 
Putnam), liquors, 515 California 

Sharp Wesley (Sharp & Putuam), 515 
California 

Sharp W H (G F and W H Sharp), at- 
turney-at-law, 409 California 

Sh irpe A J (Sharpe & Co), 28 Market 

Sharps & Co (A J Sharpe and E A 
McDuffey), San Leandro Express, 28 
Market 

Sharpstein J R, justice supreme court, 
cor Stockton and O'Farrell 

Shath John, bvotmik r, 3 Franklin 

Shattuck D D(Hubbell, Shattuck & Co), 
317 and 319 Front 

Shattuck Edmund J (Shattuck & 
Fletcher), 520 Commercial 


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WHITE BROS 134 15 Main and 14 & 168 2° 
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Shattuck & Fletcher (Edmund J Shat- 
tuck and Horace P Fletcher), mfrs of 
inks, printers’ rollers, etc, 520 Com- 
mercial 

Shattuck J, liquors, 414 Bush 

Shattuck O A, watchmaker and jeweler, 
120 Sutter 

Shattuck O J (Aherns & Shattuck), NW 
cor 2d and Minna | 

Shaver J W, attorney-at-law, 330 Pine 

SHAW A O,_ solicitor McKenney’s 
Pacitic Coast Directory 

Shaw Geo T (Turner, Kennedy & Shaw), 
840 4th ‘ 

Shaw H B, druggist, 434 Sutter 

Shaw John H, copyist, 230 Montgom- 


ery 

Shaw John R, mgr Pacific Bell Tele- 
phone Co, 205 Sutter 

Shaw Lewis, propr St Lawrence Hotel, 
668 Mission 

Shaw Mrs M J, bakery, 227 Hayes 

SHAW & SHARP (W A Shaw and 
J H Sharp), wholesale coal’ dealers, 
215-121 Howard, office 10 Fremont 

Shaw S W, artist, 12U Sutter 

SHAW W A (Shaw & Sharp), 10 Fre- 
mont ' 

Shaw W E, blacksmith; 1621 Market 

Shaw Wn, saloon and boarding, 328 and 
330 Drumm , 

SHAWL CHARLES, agent for the 
Remington and the Royal St John 
sewing machines, 30 2d 

Shawl Mark, pawnbroke~, 144 4th 

Shawl G, fash iapreed 144 4th 

Shay B J, real estute agt, 224 Mont- 
gomery 

Shay Cornelius, groceries, cor Folsom 
and 27th 

SHEA, BOCQUERAZ & McKEE 
(James Shea, A Bocyueraz and Robert 
McKee), importers wines and liquors, 
southwest corner Fyont and Jackson 

Shea Cornelius, liquors, 240 Minna. 

SHEA JAMES (Shea, Bocqueraz & Me: | 
Kee), southwest corner Front. and 
Jackson ree thes 

Shea Mrs Margaret, groceries, 21 Na-. 
toma i 

Shea Michael, books and stationery, 805 
Market 

SHEA PATRICK, groceries, south- 
west corner 1lU0th and Folsom 

Shea Richard, harnessmaker, 637 Mis- 


sion. 
Shea Robert, boarding-house, 11 Lafay- 
ette 
Shea Timothy M, groceries, 1116 Bry- 
t 


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Shea Waldron, laundry, 10) 15th 

Shearer Albert N, mining, 306 Pine 

Shearer Frederick E, American Tract’ 
Society 


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nnspiee Lewis, attorney-at-law, 306 


ne 
Sheat Jamer B, commission merchant, 
418 Davis 
Sheba Silver Mining Co, A Halsey sec, 


$28 Montgomer : 

Shed C D, artist, 10 California 

Shedon & Co, agts for University Pub- 

‘ lishing Oo, school supplies and book 
dealers, 108 Leidesdor 

SHEEHAN MRS DANIEL, fruits, 154 

SHEEHAN JOSEPH F, wines and 
po ay 414 Market 

ones an Maurice, boots and shoes, 360 

Sheehan & Sons (M and EI Sheehan), 
boots & shoes, 360 3d 

Sheehen J T, groceries, 1800 Market 

SHEEHY 5 W (O'Connor & Sheehy), 
767 Mission 


Sheehy Robt & Co (Margret, John P, | SHEPMA 


and A L Sheehy), grain and shippin 

merchants, California lite 

ahaenee Joseph, painter, 508 and 510 
0 


at 

Sheerer Joseph & Co, carpenters, 22 
Montgomery 

Sheerin iel, stone and marble works, 
SE cor Ellis and Broderick 

IRON PIPE, Francis Smith 

& Co, 130 Beale 

Sheets H Clay, dentist, 305 Kearny 

Sheffer C M(C M Sheffer & Co), 775 
Market ‘ 

Sheffer C M & Co, Charter Oak Stable, 
775 Market 

Sheffield Charles M, attorney-at-law, 


Pine 
C P (Pacific Saw Man- 
ufacturing Co), 17 Fremont 
Shehe~ John, liquors, cor Greenwich 
and #roderick 
Sheldon & Brown (K W Sheldon and 
Wm Brown), liquors, 552 Clay 
Sheldon H A, carpenter, 8 Ridley 
Shel.ion J P, bridge and wharf builder 
.. 22 California 
N MARK, sewing machines, 
and dealer in sewing machine supplies, 
9-13 Ist 
Sheldon Mrs M L, insurance agt, 320 
Cahfornia 
pation W (Sheldon & Brown), 552 


ay 
Shelley John, carpenter, cor Franklin 
SHELTERED CO 
VE BATHS, Joseph 

J Bamber proprietor, foot of Mont- 

gomery avenue 
Shemanski H, cloaks and suits, 1102 
Pe okdsedsiy 

emanski Julius, crockery and gl 

14264 Dupont i wane 


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Shepard Bailey, lodging-house, 502% 
road 


wa, 
ahepert Bros (James and Wm Shepard) 
umbers and gasfitters, 108 and 110 
Poidesdorff 

Shepard E A, money broker, 501 Mont- 
gomery ; 

Stepard E P, sec Pacific Hlectric Com- 
pany, 330 Sutter 

Shepard James (Shepard Bros), 108 and 
and 110 Leidesdorff ; 

Shepard J L N (S F Chemical Works), 
vice-pres Home Mutual Insurance Oo, 
402 Front 

Shepard William (Shepard Bros), 108 
and 110 Leidesdortf 

Shephard John E, commissioner State 
Board of Immigration for Oregon and 
Washington b oddann J 504 Batter 

Sheplar S H & Co, rubber stamps, 7/02 
Market 

N W E, proprietor Pacific 
Gold, Silver and Nickel Plating 
Works, 103 Gear: 
Shepstone J A, milkman, 35 Eddy 
Sherith Israel, synagogue, cor Post and 


Taylor 

Sherman, Clay & Co (LS Sherman and 
C C Clay), music and musical instru- 
ments, 137 and 139 Kearny 

Sherman Leander S (Sherman, Clay & 
Co), 137 and 139 Kearny 

Sherman Wm, pres Thunder Powder 
Co, 606 Montgomer e 

Sherman Wm W, lodging-house, 316 4th 

Sherns & Shattuck (N Sherns and 0 J 
Shattuck), groceries, NW cor 2d and 
Minna 

Sherwood A T, physician, 330 Sutter 

Sherwood James (Barrett & Sher- 
wood), 517 Montgomery ; 

Sherwood Robert, capitalist, 309 Cali- 
fornia 

Sherwood W R, capitalist, 309 Cali- 
fornia 

Sheyer Emanuel, cigars and tobacco, 
SE cor Market and Kearny 

Shew William, photographer, 523 
Kearny 

Sheyer M & Bro(M and Marcus Sheyer), 
wholesale dry and furnishing goods, 
224 and 326 Sansome 

Sheyer E, tobacco and cigars, NE cor 
Kearny and Geary 

Shiedeman B (Brown Bros), 24 and 26 


Sansome 
Shields Hall, 32 O’Farrell 
Shields Mrs J, millinery, 1010 Market 
Shields Miss Lizzie, dressmaker, 23 
Clinton 
ee R H, harnessmaksr and saddler, 


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Shillaber C H, capitalist, room 68, 309 
Montgomery 


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JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgome 


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Shillaber & Co (Levi Shillaber and A C 
Seymour), fruits and nuts, 268 lst 
Shillaber Levi (Shillaber & Co), 268 lst 
Shillaber Theodore, capitalist, room 68, 

309 Montgomery ; 
Shilling J oneph, tailor, 1043 Howard bet 
6th and 7t 
Shine Daniel J, printer, 535 ley 
ohiogeperens FW (Yates & Co), 113 


ront 
Shinn Howard H, stock broker, 326 
Montgomery 
Shp Joiners’ Association, 71 New 
ontgomery 
Shipping Commissioner, J D Stevenson, 
cor Front and Jackson 
Shipsey E & Co (E Shipsey), wines and 
liquors), 1226 Market 
Shipwrights’ Association, Sanders’ Hall, 
ew Montgomery 
Shirek A (Shirek & Tonner), 18 San- 


sume 

Shirek & Co (R Shirek), carpets and oil 
cloths, 112) Stockton 

Shirek R (Shirek & Co), 1121 Stockton 

Shirek & Tonner (A Shirek and F Ton- 
ner), shirt mfy, 18 and 20 Sutter 

Shirer H (J Baum & Co), 9 and 11 San- 


some 

Shirer M (J Baum & Co), res New York 

Shires & Getz, gloves, 223 Stevenson 

Shirley John, zeal estate, 536 Kearny 

Shirley Mrs J, a yee 167 9th 

Shoaf & Rademaker (Randall Shoaf and 
J M Rademaker), saloon, NW cor 
Kearny and Bush 

Shoaf Randall (Shoaf & Rademaker), 
NW cor Kearny and Bush 

Shoal Water Bay Oyster Company, 
Thos T Gresley agt, 83 California 
Market 

Shoboins John, liquors, cor Railroad 
and lst aves 

Shoe and Leather Insurance Co (Boston), 
Jacobs & Easton general agts, 216 
Sansome 

Shoemaker E H, assistant supt N P C 
RR, res San Rafael 

Shoenberg & Co (H Shoenberg), Pioneer 
Glove Works, 329 Sansome 

Shoenberg H (Shoenberg & Co), 329 
Sansome 

Shoenberg Sal (Wolf & Shoenberg), 444 
California 

Shoenlicht John, bakery, 1131 Howard 

Shohay Frank, groceries, 920 Pacitic 

Shoobert & Beale (J E Shoobert, Trustun 
Beale and H W Woodward), wool and 
commission merchants, 405 Mont- 
gomery 

Shoobert J E (Shoobert & Beale), 405 
Montgomer 

Shorader ‘oieew J, wholesale butcher, 
Ist ave nr Kentucky 


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Shorb J ©, physician, 407 Post 

Shores L, real estate, room 1, Chron- 
icle Building, and 230 Montgomery 

Short John, captain Southern Police 
Station, 827 Folsom 

Short Michael, tailor, 409 and 411 

cing ara 

Short Peter, merchant tailor, 1 Mont- 


gomery 

Short Mrs Rosanna, japanning, 240 
Fremont 

SHORTT L H, civil engineer and sur- 
veyor, 120 Sutter 

Shotwell J M, treas S F Stock and Ex. 
change Board, 327 Pine 

Shotwell J M, stock broker, 324 Mont- 


gomery 

Shotwell Street Primary School, cor 
Shotwell and 22d 

Shovall Peter, liquors, cor Railroad and 
lat aves 

SHREVE GEO C (eo C Shreve & Co), 
110 Montgomery 

SHREVE GRO C & CO (Geo C 
Shreve, Geo Bonny and A J Lewis), 
manufacturing jewelers and importers 
of watches, jewelry, diamonds and 
silverware, 110 Montgomery 

Shreve & Wolf (G W Shreve and Simon 
Wolf), guns, revolvers and fishiug 
tackle, 214 Bush 

Shrewsbury Wm W, liquors, 116 4th 

Shrier E, Ohio Hall 
201 Montgomery, Rusa Bloc 

Shrier Frank, importer cigars and to- 
bacco, 902 Market 

Shubener L, tailor, 505 4th 

Shuck Oscar T, attorney-at-law, 605 
age irl 

Shula ton (John Shula & Bro), 100 
Market 

Shula John (John Shula & Bro), 100 


Market 
Shula John (Shula & Son), 2764 Mis- 


sion 
Shula John & Bro (John and Anton 
ho al cigars and tobacco, 100 Mar- 
et 


Shula Martin (Shula & Son), 2764 Mis- 
sion 

Shula & Son (John and Martin Shula), 
cigar makers, 2764 Mission 

Bee John (Shuldt & Namany), 813 

uy 

Shuldt & Namany (John Shuldt and 
Henrich Namany), liquors, 813 Clay 

Shulz J (Shulz & Kucking), cor Union 
and Mason 

Shulz J M, horseshoer, 17-2] Alabama 

Shulz & Kucking (J Shulz and John 
Kucking), bakery, cor Union and 


Mason 
Shurtleff C A, attorney-at-law, 419 
California 


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WHITE BRON,, 13 & 15 Main &nd 14 & 16 Spear 
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Shute Daniel 8S, carriagemaker, 111 
O’ Farrell 

Shwetzer Abe, barber, 2929 16th 

Shwetzer Jabob, tailor, 2929 16th 

SHYNE J G, butcher, 339 4th 

Siccardi Mrs G B, hair emporium, 918 
Market 

Sichel Arthur (Kullmann & Co), 313 
Montgomery 

Sichel Edward M (Kullmann & Co), 313 
Montgomery 

hi ax (Sichel & Richards), 103 

‘ost 

Sichel & Richards (Max Sichel and C 
W i ichards), dentists, 103 Post 

Sideman B J. (Sideman, Lachman & 
Co), 209 and 211 Battery 

Sideman, Lachman & Co (AJ ‘ach- 
man, B J Sideman), mfrs cigars, 209 
and 211 Battery 

Sidemann Abe, cigars, 19 Montgomery 
ave 

Siehe A (Stelling & Siebe), 155 and 157 2d 

SIEBE BROS & PLAGEMAN (John 
D and F C siebe and J F Plageman), 
wines and liquors, wholesale, and 
agents Ratafia Damiana, southeast 
corner Sansome and Sacramento 

Siebe F C (Siebe Bros & Plageiman), 
SE cor Sansome and Sacramento 

Siebe John D (Siebe Bros & Piageman), 
SE cor Sansome and Sacramento 

Seibenhauer L (Seibenhauer, Mcyerfeld 
& Co), 222 Battery 

Seibehhauer, Myerfeld & ‘Co (L Seiben- 
hauer, J Myerfeld and M Meyerfeld 
Jr), 222 Batter 

Siebenhauer S (Falkenstein & Co), NE 
cor Battery and Sacramento 

Sieberst Henry G, attorney-at-law, 
rooms 20 and 21, 309 Montg. mery 

pree Ferdinand, boots and shoes, 240 

it 


rie L, grocery, SE cor Mason and 
ddy , 


Siegel Moses (Loewe Bros), 217 Battery 

Siegel M, tailor, 1502 Stockton 

Siegel S, wholesale clothing, 20 Sansome | 

Siegtried & Brandenstein (John C Sieg- | 
fried and M J Brandensteiu), tee im- , 

_ porters, 210 California | 

‘segfried John C (Sieyiried & Bran- | 

enstein), 210 Califor us 

Siegfried Hotel, Msyerhofer & fiein- 
ecke proprs, 228 Bush 

Siemer D (J Lohrmann & Co), 46 Clay 

Siems John, saloon, 318 Brannan 

Siering Henry, fancy goods, 216 Post | 

Sierra Buttes Gold Mining Co (Limited) 
(Sierra Co, California) Wm Johns 
mgr, Sansome 

Sierra Iron and Quincy Railroad Co, 
H P Bush sec, 27 Merchants’ Ex- 
change 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., seweiry a tismona Work.119 Soda F 


324 San Francisco. 


Sierra Nevada Mining Co, 57 Nevada 
Block 

Sierra Land and Improvement %o, E A 
Phelps sec, 328 Montgomery 

Sicrra Nevada S Mining Co, Edwin 8 
Parker, room 57, 309 Montgomery 

Siess J, boots and shoes, 1250 Market 

Sievers Conrad, restaurant, 533 Sacra- 
mento 

Sievers John H, fi rist, 25 Post 

Sievert Ferd, liquors, cor Berry and 


Haggin 

glswale Louis, liquors, 908 Kearny 

Siewert C, cigars and tobacco, 24 
Steuart 

Siewert William, groceries, 541 Mont- 
gomery ave 

Signal Service of the U S Army, Nelson 
Gorom officer in charge, 42 Merchant’s 
Exchange 

Sikes E (Raymond & Wilshire and E 
Sikes & Co}, 115 Front 

Sikes E & Co(E Sikes, L Kntner, G A 
Raymond and Wm B Wilshire), mfrs 
and dealers in cigars and tobacco, 115 
and 117 Front 

Silberstein Philipp, dyeing and scouring, 
861 Folsom 

Silberstein 8S, shirtmaker, 108 Sutter 

Silberstein Simon, ‘‘Superior ” Shirt 
Factory, 506 Market 

Siick Andrew, livery stable, 15 Wash- 
ington 

Silerstein Lewis, locksmith, 1 Taylor 

Silezinn Plate Glass Insurance Co of 
Breslau, Esche & Jacoby ayts, 320 
Sansome 

Silliman F W & Co (Fred W Silliman), 
lig aors, 516 and 518 Washington 

Silva Amanuel, bar er, 605 Mission 

Silva Frank, saloon, 646 Pacific 

Silva Manuel J, ‘arhber, 112 Ist 

Silva M M, barber, 631 Union 

Silver Blt Mining Co, 310 Pine 

Silver City Miniag Co, 69 Nevada Block 

Silver Hill Mining Co, W E Dean acc, 
room 79, 309 Montgomery 

Silver King Miniag Co, Joseph Nash 
sec, 328 Montgrinery 

Silver Lick Consvlidated Mining Co, 
Louis J O’Farre!i sec, 30 Montgomery 
Block 

SILVER STAR HOUSE, Mrs N E 
May manager, (European), northeast 
corner Sansome and Pacific 

Silver Street Primary School, n 8 Silver 
bet 2d and 3d : 

S lver W J, mattress mis. SW cor Mason 
and Ellis 

Silvera joseph V, hairdresser, /19 4th 

Silverberg & Goldman, butchers, 1238 
and 1240 Market 

Silverberg S, wholesale butcher, 320 
Scsome . 


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Silveira R, saloon, 319 Drumm 

Silverman J, dry, fancy and gent’s fur- 
nishing goods and ladies’ and chil- 
dren’s underwear, 220-224 3d 

SILVERMAN M (Peixotto & Silver- 
man), 42-46 3d 

Silverstein E, locksmith, 37 Pacific 

Silverstein Julius, dry goods, 1435 Polk 

Silvester Geo F, seeds, 317 Washington 

Silvestri A & Co, fish, 517 Merchant 

Simark Mitchell, fruits, 2100 Fillmore 

Simi Lazzro, saloon, 412 Broadway 

Simi Louis, butcher, 314 Montgomery 
ave 

SIMI PIETRO, manufacturer and 
wholesale dealer in native wines, 429 
Green 

Simmi Michale, fruit, 1519 Buchanan 

Simmon Herber,. cigars, 146 4th 

Simmonds G (G Simmonds & Co), 429 
Batte eee. 

SIMMONDS S G & €O (A Vignier 
and G Simmonds), proprietors Nabob 
Whisky, 429 and 431 Battery 

Simmons Herbert, cigars and tobacco, 
146 4th 

Simmons John P (John P Simmons & 
Co), 394 Fremont 

Simmons John P & Co, machine screw 
works, 394 Fremont 

Simmons Mrs Mary M, nursery and 
florist, 232 Ellis 

Simmons & Meyers (Wm S Simmons 
= Charles Meyers), riggers, 17 How- 
ar 

Cupane Rowe & Co, hardware, 52 

ay 

Simmons 8, watchmaker and jeweler, 
519 Kearny 

Simmons 8 R (Maxson & Simmons), 
Crystal Soda-water Co, NE cor Stock- 
ton and Union 

Simmons Win 8 (Simmons & Meyers), 
i7 Howard 

Simms Chavies, dentist, 825 Market 

Simon Alexander (Falk & Simon), 80] 
Larkin 

Simon Alexandre (Lazard Freres), 205 
Snsome 

Simon & Breslauer (ST Simon and L 
Bresliuer), wool, 235 Berry — 

Simon C J (Araold, Pollock & Co), 206 
Sacramento 

Simon E (Simon, Jaeobs & Co), 17 and 
19 Battery 

Simon Esther, second-hand clothing, 45 

Simon G, tailor, 609 Mission 

Siraon Gus (Meyerstein, Lowenberg & 
Co), 109 Sansome 

Simon Mrs H, second-hand 
3054 3d 

Simon Henry, restaurant, 213 and 215 
Pine 


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Simon, Jacobs & Co(ST Simon, I H 
Jacobs, E and Samuel Simon), com- 
mission merchants, 17 and 19 Battery 

Simon J © (Coghill & Simon), 313 
Front 

Simon Joseph, furniture, 1226 Stockton 

Simon Joseph, crockery and tinware, 
302 and 304 6th 

Simon Joseph, shoemaker, 818 Mont- 
gomery 

Simon Mrs Mary, crockery and glass- 
ware, 2064 Pacific 

Simon Mrs Minnie, teacher South San 
foe school, SW cor 14th ave and 


Simon Morris, junk, 250 8th 

Simon S (U Simon, Sons & Cook), 3 San- 
some 

Simon Samuel (Simon, Jacobs & Co), 17 
and 19 Battery 

Simon S I (Simon & Breslauer), 235 


Berry 

Simon 8 T (Simon, Jacobs & Co) 17 and 
19 Battery 

Simon T (Langrehs & Simon), California 
Galvanizing Works, 16 Drumm and 
25 Market 

Simon U (U Simon, Sons & Co), 3 San- 
some 

Simon U, Sons & Cook (U and S Sim »n 
and A Cook), gents’ furnishing goods, 
3 Sansome 

Simons Peter B (Peter B Simons & Co), 
120 Sutter 

SIMONS PETER B & CO (Peter B 
Simons), wholesale watches and jew- 

elry, 120 Sutter 

SIMON A M, Young America 
Boarding-house, 15 Pacific 

Simonsson John, liquors, 408 Main 

Simonton I B, carpenter, 534 Sacra- 
mento 

Simonton James W (San _ Francisco 
Bulletin Co and San Francisco Call 
Co), 5-5 Montgomery 

Simpkins C H, commission merchant, 
328 Monto wery 

Simpson A M & Bro, lumber, 44 Mar- 
ket, yards Howard and Beale street 
wharfs 

Simpson & Fisher (John Simpson and 
Andrew Fisher), sail makers, 34 and 
36 Steuart 

Simpson Jas, physician, 234 Post 

Simpson J C, ‘‘ Breeders’ and Sports- 
men’s Journal,” 508 Montgomery 

Simpson John (Simpson & Fisher), 34 
and 36 Steuart e 

Simpson Regular Line for Oregon, 44 
Market, G H Flanders agt 39 Front 
Portland, Oregon 

Simpson R W, brush and broom fac- 
tory, office 325 Sacramento, factory 
613 and 615 Brannan 


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Simpson S C, attorney-at-law, 34 Mont- 
_gomery Block 

Simpson W (Kelleher & Simpson), SE 
cor 4th and Folsom 

Simpson Wm, druggist, 609 Davis 

Simrack Mitchell, fruits, 2100 Fillmore 

Sims James, c nter, 417 Turk 

SIMS JOHN R & SON (John R and 
John F Sims), manufacturers of iron 
docs and shutters, 123 and 125 Beale 

Sinciair Archie, stationer, SE cor Sut- 
ter and Dupont 

Sindel Jacob (Jacob Sindel & Co), 424 
Pacific 

Sindel Jacob & Co (Jacob Sindel and 
Richard Gantner), blacksmiths, 424 
Pacific 

Singer Alfred, music teacher, 37 Post 

SINGER MANUFACTURING CO, 
see The Singer Manufacturing Co 

Singing Section Verein Eintracht, Prof 

1n Borchert, 316 Post 

Sinsheimer Bros (Henry and Bernhard 
Sinsheimer), merchants, San Luis 
Obispo, 228 California 

Sinsheimer Henry (Sinsheimer Bros), 
228 California 

Sinsheimer 8S, crockery and cutlery, 635 
Washington 

Sinz Otto, pres The Co-operative Watch 
Repairing Co, 331 Kearny 

Sippel Frank, liquors, 638 Sacramento 

Sisenvine L, cigars and tobacco, 301 
Kearny 

Sisson A W (Sisson, Crocker & Co), 202 
Sansome é , 

Sisson, Crocker & Co (S M Cutler, G W 
Scott, R A Wilson, M A Burke, A 
W Sisson and C W Crocker), general 
merchants, 202 Sansome 

Sisson Robert, watchmaker and jeweler, 
203 Pacitic 

Sisson A W (Sisson, Crocker & Co), 202 
Sansome 

Sisters of St Dominic, Sister Mary 
Pia Bakes Superioress, St Boniface 
School, 117 Tyler 

Sittenheim Benj, fish dealer, Hayes 
Valley Market 

Siverson Martin, liquors, NE cor Steu- 
art and Howard 

Sixth Street Pharmacy, Fred Crazer 
mgr, druggist, cor Sth and Folsom 

Skaife Alfred (Dwyer, Skaife & Robert- 
son), 400 Sansome 

Skehan John, vegetables, 3016 16th 

Skehan Mrs M, fruits and vegetables, 
Arcade Market, 6th 

Skelly J F (J Trejos & Co), 123 Cali- 
fornia 

Skelly John, wines and liquors, NE cor 
Howard and 4th 

Skelly Miss Kate, dressmaker, 2443 
California 


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Banners. etc,. at NORCROSS & CO 


mic Temple, No. 6 Pest Street,s.F.. 


Skelton E W, real estate, 304 Mont- 
gomery 

Skerrett Daniel, watchmaker and jew- 
eler, 126 2d 

Skerrett & Donnelly (Thomas Skerrett 
and Thomas Donnelly), boots and 
shoes, 226 6th 

Skerrett Thomas (Skerrett & Donnelly) 
226 6th 


Skidmore Mrs E T, millinery, 1110 and 
1112 Market 

Skidmore W A, mining expert and sec 
Miners’ Association, room 23, 320 
Sansome 

Skillar E W, real estate, 304 Montgom- 


er 
SKINKER JOHN, agent Du Pont’s 
Powder, Eagle Safety Fuse and Win- 


chester Repeating Arms, 115 Pine 
Skinner Richard, furniture, 424 Broad- 


way 

Skinner T L, attorney-at-law, 220 San- 
some 

Skipper J ©, crockery and chinaware, 
34 6th, cor Jessie 

Sklan Jno, fruits, Grand Arcade Market 

Slamon P, liquors, 901 Battery 

Slattery James, expressman, cor 16th 
and Valencia 

Slattery Jeremiah, hotel, 521 Howard 

Slaven Daniel, liquors, 420 Brannan 

Slaven H B, druggist, NE cor Powell 
and Eddy 

Slavin P, bakery, 1324 Dupont 

Slavin Patrick, groceries, SW cor Broad- 
way and Hyde 

Slayback Mrs A D, candies, 384 7th 

Sleeper Chas, mgr S F Clearing House, 
211 Sansome 

Slessinger Louis (Porter, Slessinger & 
Co), 117 Battery 

Sloan & Garvin (John Sloan and James 
Garvin), produce merchants, 305 and 
307 Washington 

Sloan John (Sloan & Garvin), 305 and 
307 Washington 

Sloan W R, real estate broker, 234 
Montgomery 

Sloane Bernard, groceries, Tehama bet 
27th and 28th 

Sloane W & J (W and J Sloane and 
Chas L Watson), wholesaie carpets, 
Bphclayy goods, etc, 525 and 527 
Market 

Slocomb & Co (H Slocomb), agts Dibble 
Lubricator, 436 Montgomery 

Slocomb H (H Slocomb & Co), 436 
Montgomer ou 

SLOCUM AMANDA HM, job printer, 
543 Clay 

Slocum Lot D, propr Excelsior Livery 
Stables, 921-925 Sutter 

Slorah Edward O, liquors, cor 26th and 
Folsom 


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Sloss Louis (Louis Sloss & Co), 310 and 
312 Sansome 

SLOSS LOUIS & CO (Louis Sloss and 
Lewis Gerstle), hide and fur dealers 
and tanners, 310 and 312 Sansome 

Slurzene C A, saloon, 536 Mission 

Smacks Frank, barber, 2702 Mission 

SMADEKE & HEY (Wm Smadeke 
and John Hey), wines and liquors, 
1201 Mission corner 8th 

SMADEKE WM (Smadeke & Hey), 
wines and liquors, 1201 Mission cor- 
ner 8th 

Small Mrs A F, dressmaker, 11314 Mis- 


sion 

Small Mrs Annie, dressmaking, 2050 
Mission 

Small Mrs E, dressmaking, 131 Post 

SMALL ISAAC H, foundry and ma- 
chine works, 574 and 576 Brannan 

Small J W, saloon, 503 Montgomery ave 


Bruno Road 

SMART GEO C, president Milkmen’s 
Mutual Aid and Protective Associa- 
tion and milk dealer, 35 Eddy 

Smerchimich B, restaurant, 629 Davis 

Smeth Antonio A, restaurant, 1002 and 
1004 Market © 

Smiley James, broker, 634 Broadway 

Smiley T J L, stock broker, 314 Mont- 
gomery 

Smilie E R, physician and dentist, 649 
Washington 

Smith Dr, Medical Institute, 1513 Bu- 
chanan 

Smith Adam, liquors, 633 Sacramento 

Smith Andrew (Harrington & Smith), 
218 California 

Smith Andrew D (Smith & Snow), 310 
California 

Smith Arthur H (Smith & Co), 1401 
Polk 

Smith Miss Anna, dressmaker, 961 and 
963 Mission 

Smith A B, livery stable, 1209 Folsom 

Smith A D, agent Amazon Fire Insur- 
ance Co, 310 California 

Smith Mrs Adam, lodging-house, 515 
Sacramento 

Smith A S, oyster saloon, 1002 and 1004 
Market 

Smith A Vincent, coffee saloon, 17. 
Washington 

Smith B B, mining sec, 330 Pine 

SMITH BENJ B, proprietor Empire 
House, 630, 636 and 640 Commercial 

Smith Brainard F (Geo A Davis & Co), 
327 Market 

Smith Bros (Julius P aud Frank M 
Smith), borax mfrs, 315 California 

Smith C, bakery, NE cor Stockton and 
Washington 

Smith Charles, saloon, 817 Kearny 


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WHITE BROS., 19 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 


San Francisco. 


Small Pox Hospital, cor 26th and San /§ 


327 


Smith Charles, carpenter, 218 lst ~~ 
MITH CHAS §, secretary Mechanics’ 
Foundry, 213-219 1st 
Smith Chas T, sec Improved Order of 
Redmen’s Hall, 320 Post 
(Redington 


MITH CHRISTIAN W 
& Co), 529 and 531 Market . 
Smith Claude L, attorney-at-law, 
Montgomery 
Smith C M, expressman, 5414 Sacra- 
mento 
Smith C W, coppersmith and plumber, 
520 and 522 Davis 3 
Smith C W, express, 4836 Montgomery 
Smith C W (Redington & Co), 529 Mar- 


ket 

SMITH C W M. Pioneer Patent Of- 
ces, patent lawyer and solicitor, estab- 
lished 1862, 224 Sansome 

Smith D A, first deputy coroner, 643 

Sacramento 

MITH D A, propr Watt’s Liver King, 

1414 5th 

Smith & Denker (S Denker and F 
Smith), cigars and tobacco, 29 4th 

Smith ED, physician, 223 Kearny. .. 

Smith E M, mining, 330 Pine 

Smith F (Smith & Denker), 29 4th 

Smith Ferdinand, money broker, 316 
Montgomery 

Smith, Francis (Francis Smith & Co), 
130 Beale 

SMITH FRANCIS & CO (Francis 
Smith), manufecturers of sheet iron 
pipe, 130 Beale 

Smith . Frank M (Smith Bros), 315 
California 

Smith G F, attorney-at-law, 502 Mont- 
gomery 

Smith Geo F, watchmaker, 122 4th 

Smith GeorgeG & Co (George G Smith), 
mill supplies, 111 Mission 

Smith Geo J, painter, 311 Sutter 

Smith Geo L, barber, 1210 Market 

ae George S, physician, 1063 How- 
ar 

Smith H, new and second-hand furni- 
ture, 1047 Howard bet 6th and 7th 

Smith H, commissioner of deeds and 
notary public, 307 Montgomery _ . 

Smith H, stables and boarding, 9 Wash- 

g ington 


HHA, managerS F cash grocery, 
519 Post 

Smith Harry B Jr, agt Chicago Grand 
Trunk R R, 8 New Montgomery 

Smith H C (Ackerman, Moore & Co and 
Moore & Smith), pier 10, Steuart 

Smith Hamilton Jr, civil engineer, 320 
Sansome 

Smith Henry, clothing, 527 Pacific 

Smith Henry (Smith & Merkens), 10 


Washington 
Smith Henry, liquors, 505 Pacific 


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MITH HENRY L, secretary Board 
of Trade of S F, 202 Market 

Smith H F (H F Smith & Co), 225 
Kearny 

Smith H F & Co (H F Smith and WR 
Lothrop), stationers and newsdealers, 
225 Kearny 

Smith Holland, notary public and com- 
missioner of deeds, 307 Montgomery 

Smith H P & Son, hay and grain, 1214 
Folsom : 


| Smith Hubark, liquors, 519 Washington 


Smith H W, soap mfr, agt Arbuckle 
Bros’ coffee, 405 Front 

Smith Hyman (S Asher & Co), 325 Davis 

Smith J (Smith & Poultney), 344 Bran- 
nan 

Smith Jas K, mfr of trunks and valises, 
961 Mission 

Smith J C, lumber, ! Howard 

Smith J F, attorney-at-law, 637 Kearny 

Smith J Frank, attorney-at-law, 502 
Montgomery 

Smith J G, painter, 524 Valencia 

SMITH J LEY, vice-president 
Pacific Transfer Co, 110 Sutter 

Smith J Howard, attorney-at-law, 562 
Montgomery 

Smith J M, bakery, 1000 Stockton 

SMITH JOHN, boarding and lodging, 
409 Drumm 

Smith John, grocer, 18 Clay 

Smith John, coal and wood, 223 Post 

Smith John, saloon, 102 Jackson 

SMITH JOSEPH (Smith & Poultney), 
South Park Livery, 344 and 346 
Brannan 

Smith J J, painter, 850 Howard 

Smith Julius H, civil engineer, 22 Cal- 
ifornia 

Smith Julius P (Smith Bros), 315 Cali- 
fornia 

Smith J R (Benedict & Smith), 136 

- Montgomer 

Smith J R, milkman, 35 Eddy 

Smith J S, mgr of the Navy Soap Com- 
pany, 34 California 

Smith J T (Smith & Nelson), 10 Com- 
mercial 

Smith J W, bootmaker, cor Napa and 
Kentucky 

Smith J W, carpenter, 128 Hayes 

Smith Mrs Kate, saloon, 214 Hunt 

Smith K M, attorney-at-law, 74 Mont- 
gomery Block 

Smith Miss L, artist, 1023 Market 

Smith Louis, groceries, 641 California 

Smith, Lucy & Co, soap mfrs, 405 Front 

Smith Martin L, meat market, 45 Fol- 
som 

Smith Matthias, bootmaker, 502 Pacitic 

Smith & Merkens (Henry Smith and 
Claus Merkens), groceries, 10 Wash- 
ington 


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Smith Miss Mollie A, dressmaker, 2736 
16th 

Smith Mrs Nellie, liquors, SE cor Sutter 
and Central ave 

SMITH & NELSON (J T Smith and 
S P Nelson), commission agents, 10 
Commercial 

Smith N T, treas S P RR, cor 4th and 
Townsend 

Smith O B (Stearns & Smith), 423 Front 

SMITH & POULTNEY (Joseph Smith 
and Geo T Pouitney), South Park 
Livery Stable, 344 and 346 Brannan 

Smith R, livery stable, 324 3d 

Smith Robert (Grant & Smith), 1141 
and 1143 Market 

Smith Mrs R V, lodging-house, 514 Bush 

Smith Sidney, physician, 111 Geary 

SMITH SIDNEY M, president Union 
Packing Co and Cutting Packing Uo, 
121 Market and 17-21 Main 

SMITH & SNOW (Andrew D Smith 
and Harvey W Snow), general agents 
Amazon Insurance Co of Cincinnati, 
American Central Insurance Co of 
St Louis, Manhattan Fire Insurance 
Co of New York, Metropole Insurance 
Co of Paris, France, Northwestern 
National Insurance Co of Milwaukee 
and Reassurance Generales of Paris, 


310 California 
Smith S S, publisher of ‘‘The Pacific,” 


Smith Mrs M L, coffee house, 1005 


7 Montgomery ave 

Smith Stephen M (Rosseter & Smith), 
545 Market 

Smith S V & Son (Sidney V Smith & 
Son), attorneys-at-law, 630 Sacra- 
mento 

Smith T L, wood, coal, hay and grain, 
1497 and 1499 Market 

Smith Thomas V, cigars, 200 4th 

Smith Wm, patent water closets, 21 
Montgomery ave 

Smith Wn, rigger,. 120 Howard 

Smith Wm F, architect, 318 Pine 

Smith Wm F, physician and oculist, 
Phelan’s Building 

Smith W H, wood, coal, hay and grain, 
1060 Folsom 

Smith Rev W J, pastor Central Presby- 
terian Tabernacle, Tyler bet Taylor 
and Jones 

Smith Wm N, cigar mfr, 142 5th 

Smith W R, commission merchant and 
Ag in auction goods, 630 Commer- 
cia 

Smith Mrs W R, dressmaker, 315 Clem- 
entina 

Smithson Bethulia, fancy goods, 414 
Gear 

Smoot D L, attorney-at-law, 606 Mont- 
gomery 


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editor ‘‘Women’s Herald of Industry” 

Smyth W H, mechanical engineer, room 
7, 258 Market 

Snapper A, mfr hats and caps, 110 Sut- 
ter 

Sneads G, whitener, 978 Harrison 

Sneath RG, propr Jersey Farm Dairy, 
837 Howard and 350 Tehama 

Snider A, mining, 328 Montgomery 

Snook F W (Wm L Snook & Son), 554 
Cla 

Byeok & & E, plumbers and gasfitters, 
630 Sacramento 

Snook J A (Snook & Weeks), carpenter, 
2704 Mission 

Snook & Weeks (J A Snook and Chas 
Weeks), carpenters, 2704 Mission 

Snook Wm 'S & Son (Wm S and F W 
Snook), plumbers, gas and steam fit- 
ters, 554 Clay 

SNOW & CO (F C Snow), art dealers, 
12 Post 

SNOW F C (Snow & Co), 12 Post 

Snow Harvey ‘SV (Smith & Snow), 310 
California 

Snow John F, tailor, 342 Sutter 

Snow John F, cleaner and dyer, 633 
Market, 1625 Mission, 2 Dupont and 
10 Franklin 

Snow John F & Co (Chas J Holmes), 
dyers, office 633 Market 

Snow L T (Hanley & Snow), 126 Cali- 
fornia ‘ 

Snow Roland (Richards & Snow), 408 
Market * 

Snow R W (Richards & Snow), res Oak- 
land 

Snow W H, dyer and scourer and re- 
pairing, 342 Sutter 

Snyder A A, architect, 17 Halleck 

Snyder & Co (C L Ellis and P H Snyder), 
liquors, 38 6th 

she te & Ellis (P H Snyder and Louis 
“ilis), saloon, 38 6th 

Snyder Geo (Snyder & Richling), 57: 
and 576 Brannan 

Snyder & Richling (George Snyder and 
Casper Richling), furnitare and bed- 
ding, 574 aud 576 Brannan 

Sobbe Dictch, wholesale liquors, 541 and 
513 Mission 

Sobbe Henry, liquors and groceries, SE 
cor Beale and Harrison 

Sobey A L, physician, NE cor 18th and 
Mission 

Social Hall, 39 4th 

Societe Francaise (Benevolent Society), 
Henri Barroilhet pres, 510 Jackson 

Society of California Pioneers, Wash- 
ington Bartlett pres, Ferdinand Vas- 
suult sec, 808 Montgomery 


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Society of Decorative Art of California, 
631 Sutter 

ERBERG N, attorney-at-law, 629 
Kearny 


Soderer A H (Donnelly & Soderer), 1108 
Market 

Soelter L, painter, whitener and paper- 
hanger, 403 Green 

Schulken Henry (Schulken Bros), SW 
cor Bush and Taylor 

Solaman isidor, tailor, 532 Pacific 

Solano Crushing Mill, H O’Neil propr, 
218-224 Steuart 

Solis Angel, barber, 37 Sutter 

Solley Steave, cigars, 924 Kearny 

Solomon & Bush (Moris Solomon and 
Isaac Bush), junk, 408 5th 

Solomon I L & Co, furniture and bed- 
ding, 244 4th 

Solomon Jacob L, pawnbroker, 622 
Kearny 

Solomon Joseph, tailor, 1207 Polk 

Solomon L, clothing, 48 Steuart 

Solomon Marks, tailor, 250 Ellis 

Solomon Meyer, tailor, 138 Jackson 

Solomon Morris (Solomon & Bush), 408 
5th 


Solomon S, butcher, Grand Central 
Market cor 6th and Market 

Solomon Solomon, tailor, 515 Jackson 

Somaly John (Somaly & Schneider), 624 
and 626 California 

Somaly & Schneider (John Somaly and 
A Schneider), restaurant, 624 and 626 
California 

Somerset House, Mrs H Westall propr, 
764 Mission 

SOMERS H C (Rider, Somers & Co), 
pier 22, Steuart 

Somerville Daniel, saloon, 132 Mont- 
.omery ave 

Somervell & Neuval (W S Somervell 
and F N Neuval), Pacific Asphaltum 
Co, roofers and sidewalks, 420 Jack- 
son and 422 Montgomery 

Somervell WS (Somervell & Neuval), 
Pacific Asphaltum Co, 420 Jackson 

Sommer Max, fancy goods, 362 3d 

Somps PG, soda works, 259 and 261 
Clementina 

Son Mrs Adelaide, confectionery, 134 
Hayes 

Son Adolph A (Son Bros), 300 and 302 
California 

Son Albert A (Son Bros), 300 and 302 
California 

SON BROTHERS (A A and A A Son), 
importers and dealers in cutlery, pipes, 
stationery, smoking articles, etc, 300 
and 302 California 

Sonnenberg Louis B, groceries, SE cor 
Stockton and Post 

SONNTAG CHAS (Charles Sonntag & 
Co), 114 and 116 Market 


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SONNTAG CHARLES & CO (Chas 
Sonntag), munitions of war, guns, 
perels ammunition, cartridges, agents 
or Robt Mann & Sons axes, ov Ss 
Cord (braided) Co and Lowell Battery 
Gun, 114 and 116 Market 

Sonoma Lumber Co, 420 California 

SONOMA VALLEY RAILROAD, 
Peter Donahue president, Thomas W 
Johnston secretary, 430 Montgomery 

Sonora Market, Victor LeBert propr, 
218 18th 

Sonora Pacific Coal Co, A C Hammond 
sec, 401 Califérnia 

Sons of Jacob, Chebra, H Raymond sec, 
B'nai B’rith Hall, 121 Edd 

Sontallasci B & Co, fruits, NE cor Mis- 

§ sion and 11th 

Sontallasci & Co, fruits and vegetables, 

Z| 1432 Howard 

bey Soper Mrs Benjamin, bakery, 941 Bry- 

ant 

Ne} Sophey Joseph (McGlynn & Sophey), 

126 4th 


Sorbier Mrs Louise, dressmaker, 220 
Van Ness ave 
Sorbier Restaurant, H Bocken and L 
2 Baccala proprs, 540 Commercial 
i | Sorensen Charles M, tailor, 516 Pine 
£& | Sorensen Wm, groceries, NE cor McAl- 
mie lister and Laguna 
te Sorge Oscar (J B Golly & Cv), 26 Gea 
sq | Sorich A (Medovich & Sorich), 5 Broo 
a= | SORMANOGUISEPPE, Grand Casino 
Be Saloon, 308 Montgomery avenue 
i» | Sornin A, watchmaker and jeweler, 343 
\ Kearny : 
& | Sorvel Firmin, florist, 105 6th 
Sosso Antonis, saloon, §10 Kearn 
Soubies P, fish market, 1322 Stockton 
SOULE E, agricultural implements and 
carriage manufacturer, corner 4th and 
Bryant 
SouleS P, dairy produce, 232 Mont- 
gomery ave 
Souter Peter, books and stationery, 
11384 Pacific 
ot i Bodie Gold Mining Co, 44 Nevada 
‘Block 
SOUTH BRITISH FIRE AND MA- 
RINE INSURANCE CO OF NEW 
ZEALAND, W J Callingham general 
agent, 213 Sansome 


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CHHORST’S 


| South Bulwer Gold Mining Co, 320 San- 

| Mining Co, J M Buffington sec, 309 
cor Eddy and Polk 

South End Pharmacy, J K Dunbar 


| , Some 
' South Comstock Consolidated Silver 
California 
ry South Cosmopolitan Grammar School, 
| South Cosmopolitan Primary School, 
cor Bush and Dupont 
bj propr, cor 6th and Bryant 


South End School, cor William and 


Henr 
South Feather Water and Union Mining 
Co, A Halsey sec, 328 Montgomery 
South Pacific Coast R R, R M Garrett 
, 222 NGIEIC HO 
SOUTH PACIFIC HOUSE, F F Mol- 
ler proprietor, 263 East 
South Park, 2d and Brannan 
South ane House, M Kuhl propr, 


530 

South Park Laundry, Mrs Mary Bennett 
propr, 555 Bryant 

South Park Malt House, Herman Zwieg 
propr, Brannan bet 5th and 6th 

South Point Mills and Wooden Pump 

+» and Pipe mfy, ns Berry bet 3d 
and 4th 

South Pont Warehouse, ‘ G Midas) - 
ton & Co proprs, Berry bet 3d and 4t 

SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO BREW- 
ERY, Hoelscher & Co, corner 14th 
and Railroad avenue 

South San Francisco Dock Company, 
Wnm Stuart sec, 320 Sansome 

South S F Methodist Church, 15th ave, 
South San Francisco 

South San Francisco Packing and Pro- 
vision Co, J G Johnson, Mohr, H 
Kroger and C Nonnenmann proprs, 
cor 4th ave and M, South San 
Francisco, office and salesroom, 226 
Front 

South San Francisco School, W J Gor- 
man prin, SW cor 14th ave and L 

SOUTHER MRS A B, materializing 
medium, 1150 Market 

Souther J L, second-hand fyrniture, 706 
Howard 

Souther Joseph N (Joseph N Souther & 
Co), 122 and 124 Market 

Souther Joseph N & Co (Joseph N 
Souther) proprs Dr Abernethy'sGreen 
Ginger Brandy and Bennet’s Stomach 
Bitters, 122 and 124 Market 

S S F Park St RR, cor R R and 9th 
ave 

Southern Nevada Mining Co, R E Kelly 
sec, 419 California 

Southern Pacific R R, office SE cor 4th 
and Townsend 

Spaar Chris, groceries, NE cor Mason 
and Filbert 

Spafford Mrs E, lodgings, 281 Minna 

Spafford JM & Co, commission mer- 
chants, 310-316 Clay 

Spafford Packing Co, 310-316 Clay 

Spain, Consul of, Camilo Martin, 4114 
California 

Spamer J A, compressed yeast, 643 
Mission 

Spanier Joe, saloon, 112 Post 

Spanish Benevolent Society, 510 Bush 

Spanton James, painter, 1214 Polk 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, "Works seo Sain Street Wan Branctecs: 


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Spannagel J C, Columbia Bakery and 
Confectionery, 125 7th 
Gpeete Charles (Wight & Sparks), 1507 


Sparks William, ship owner, 7 Mission 

Sparrow Joseph, saloon and meat mar- 
ket, 33 Clementina 

Spaulding Geo (Geo spaulahig & Co), 
steam printers, 414 C 

Spaulding Geo & Co (Geskge Spaulding 
and Dwight Germain), steam printers, 
414 Clay 

Spaulding Gold and Silver Mining Co, 
310 Pine 

Spaulding Jerome, sec Pacific Stove and 
Tron Works Co, 228 and 230 Main and 
410 Kearny 

see. J & Co(J Spaulding), Pioneer 

et-beating Works, 308 Uehame 

Spaul ing M, bricklayer and jobber, 
3064 Jessie 

Spaulding N P, asst treas U S Treasury, 
608 Commercial 

SPAULDING N W, Pacific Saw Man- 
bly WI Co, 17 and 19 Fremont 

Spawn Abel F, Western agt for fire en- 
gines and apparatus, 40 409 California 

Spear A F & Co, stevedores, pier 22, 
Steuart 

Spear Edward S & Co (Edward S, Jo- 
seph S, Joseph S Jr, and Gustavus L 
Spear), auctioneers and commission 
merchants, 729 Market 

Spear Street Planing Mills, F W Glade 
propr, 30-34 Spear 

Spear T R, dentist, 335 Kearny 

Spear Wm J, cigars and tobacco, 976 
Harrison 

§P cern J M, grocer, corner Pine and 


spedtal’ Agents Treasury, J F Evans, W 
G Morris, United States Appraiser’s 
Building 

Speckman F F, grocer, NE cor 4th and 
Mission 

Specter Richard (Wienberg & Specter), 

iy a ge 

Speer H J (Dr Spinney & Co), physician, 
11 Kearny 

Speer Riddell, pres San Bernardino Bo- 
rax Mining Company, 106 Leides- 
dorff 

Spellman Juseph, merchant tailor, 506 

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SFENCE A S8. president The AS 
537 arket 

SP] CE AS CO (THE) (see The A S 
Spence Co) 

SPENCE & JOHNSON (W A Spence 
and Robert Johnson), fish dealers, 93 
California Market 

Spence S J, dentist, 629 Kearny 

SPENCE W A (Spence &J <M 93 
Califoruia Market 


JOE POHEIM, THE ae Suits made to 7% from $20. 203 Montgomery & 724 Market. 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, street's "r. Wagon stock, Cabinet Woods, ete.” 


San Francisco. 331 


Spencer Alrik G, haa 500 Folsom 
Spencer David saloon, NW cor 
Folaom and Beale 
PEN FW & CO, importers of 
_the Steck & Spencer Pianos, New 
York, aud Smith American Organs, 
Boston 23 and 25 5th opp US Mint 
Spencer G (Boedeker & Spencer), NW 
cor Green and Kearny 
Spencer Geo W, saloon, 1600 Mission 
Spencer Geo w, mgr of the Manchester 
Fire Assurance "Sainbany; 316 Cali- 
fornia 
Spencer J: oh plumber and gasfitter, 695 
Washin 
SPENC 7 C, (The Wonder) feathers 
and artificial flowers, 1024 Market 
Spencer O H, attorney-at-law, 408 
California 
Spengemann Charles, saloon, 12 O’Far- 


re 
eer ae ADELINE, music teach- 
104 

SPERANZA SIGNOR D, Italian mu- 
sical Institute of San Francisco, 104 
Kearny 

Sperl Charles (Kaientz & Sperl), 444 3d 

Sperling F, Ist vice pres Grand Lodge 
Independent Order B’nai B’riths San 
Francisco 

Sperling M E & Co (M E Sperling), 309 
California 

Sperry Austin (Sperry & Co), 22 Cali- 
fornia 

Sperry & Co (Austin & S W Sperry), 
millers and commission merchants, 
proprs S oye Flouring Mills, Stock- 
ton, 22 California 

Sperry JW (Hogg & Sperry), 22 Cali- 
fornia 

Sperry S W (Sperry & Co), 22 California 

Speyer Jacob (Philip, Speyer & Co), 
425 California 

Bpaeet sal insurance agt, 307 Cali- 
for 

Spaxih "Phillip & Co (Morris and Jacob 
W Speyer), insurance agts, 13 Mer- 
chants’ Exchange 

Spiegel Capt C (California Yeagers), 
620 Bush 

SPIEGEL CAPT CHRIS (Spiegel & 
Schweizer), 312 Post 

SPIEGEL & SCHWEIZER (Chris 
Spiegel and Fred Schweizer), saloon, 
312 Post 

Spiers James (Hinckley, 
Hayes), 220 Fremont 

Spiesz Jos, bootmaker, 634 Pacific 

Spiller F F, attorney-at-law, 622 Cla 

Spinetti Antonio, attorney and col- 
lector, 704 Montgomery 

SPINK & SONS (Samuel P, James A, 
and Samuel P Jr), gold and silver 
plaiters, 7 4th 


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332 


Spinney & Co (H J Speer), physici 
“PAK peer), physicians, 


Spinney Geo R,: mining sec, 310 Pine 
“Spirit of the Times,’’ 62] Sansome 
‘Spiritual Reasoner,” 114 Geary 
Spiritualist Library, Ixora Hall (1,000 
volumes), open Sundays 10 am to 10 


PM 

Spiro M & Co, watches and jewelry, 18 
Kearny 

Spiro Morris (M Spiro & Co), 18 Kearny 

Spiro Rudolph, oyster house, 808 
Kearny 

Spiteri Bros, game and poultry, 4 Clay 
Street Market 

Spitz Mme Bertha, hair work and per- 
fumery, 328 Kearny 

Svlivan J, tailor, 5064 Bush 

SPLIVALO AUGUSTUS D, attor- 
ney-at-law, 72 and 73 Montgomery 
Block 

Splivalo © R (C R Splivalo & Co and 

Splivalo & Forman), 415 Battery 

SPLIVALO CR & CO (CR Splivalo 
and RS Polastri), proprietors Cali- 
fornia Italian Paste Co, 415 Battery 

SPLIVALO & FORMAN, proprietors 
Yosemite Flour Mills, 415 Battery 

Spofford J L, boatbuilder, 413 Main 

Spofford M L, shipjoiner, 413 Main 

Sportorno John B, poultry, 47 and 48 
California Market 

Sportman’s Club of California, Wm 
Stuart sec, 320 Sansome 

Sposito J & Co (J Sposito), fish, 101 and 
102 California Market + 

SPOTTS A T, president and general 
manager California Refrigerator and 
Pork Packing Co, 727-731 4th 

SPOTTS T T, secretary California Re- 
frigerator and Pork Packing Co, 727- 
731 4th 

Spray G OC, collector, 511 Montgomer 

Spreckels Adolph B (John D Spreckels 
& Bros), and sec California Sugar Re- 
finery, 327 Market 

Spreckels C A (J D Spreckels & Co), 
327 Market 

Spreckels Claus (J D Spreckels & Bros), 
and pres California Sugar Refinery 
and Hawaiian Commercial Sugar Co, 
327 Market 

Spreckels J D (J D Spreckels & Co), 327 
Market 

Spreckels J D & Co (Claus, J D, AB 
and C A Spreckels), Hawaiian Com- 
mercial Sugar Co, 327 Market 

Spreckel’s New Sugar Refinery, A B 
Spreckels sec, Potrero 

Spring Creek Ditch Mining Co, A 
Halsey sec, 328 Montgomery 

Spring Dale Water Co, Thos A Thom- 
sen agt, 271 East 

Spring F S, real estate, 705 Sansome 


in mB. aifcr Coeds lower than gny 


San Francisco. 


Spring G W, Pioneer Fruit Store, 803 
4th 


Spring J R, real estate, 705 Sansome 
SPRING MENZO, artificial limbs, 9 


ary 
Spring Valley Grammar School, cor 
Broadway and Polk 
Spring Valliy Hall, Green 
Spring Valley School, Union nr Frank- 


lin 

Spring Valley Water Works, Chas Webb 
Howard pres, 516 California 

Springer A, fruits and vegetables, 1623 
Polk 


Sprin er Henry L, barber, 358 4th 

Springer Jason (Jason Springer & Co), 
SE cor Spear and Mission 

Springer Jason & Co (Jason Springer 
and Warren H Salsbury), doors, win- 
dows and blinds, SE cor Spear and 
Mission 

SPRINGER W H., groceries, north- 
west corner ]7th and Dolores 

Springfield Fire Marine Insurance Co 
(Massachusetts), Jacobs & Easton 
general agts, 216 Sansome 

Springsteen W S, physician, room 5, 
652 Market 

Sprott Maggie, teacher Mission Gram- 
mar School 

Sproul Andrew (Sproul & Krill), 60 
California Market 

Sproul & Krill (Andrew Sproul and 
Henry Krill), oyster saloon, 60 Cali- 
fornia Market 

Spruance John (Spruance, Stanley & 
Co), 410 Front 

SPRUANCE, STANLEY & CO 
(John Spruance and Samuel L Stan- 
ley), wholesale liquors, 410 Front 

Squaglia Octavia, tailor, 302 Montgom- 
ery ave 

Sresovich Luke G & Co, commission 
fruits, etc, 505 and 507 Sansome 

Sroufe John (Sroufe & McCrum), 210 
Market 

Sroufe & McCrum (John Sroufe and 
Hugh McCrum), wholesale liquors, 208 
and 210 Market 

Staacke George (Thomas Bell & Co), 305 
Sansome 

Staake Ernest, notions, 315 3d 

Staats I F, groceries, 55 Harrison 

Stack J M, boarding-house, 1831 Mis: 
sion 

Stack John (Stack & Lacombe), 639 
Market 

Stack & Lacombe (John Stack and Geo 
Lacombe), hatters, 639 Market 

Stack Richard, bakery, 466 6th 

Stack TJ (G W Clark & Cv), 645. Mar- 
ket 

Stacom Maria J, millinery, 141 Post 

Stad Geo (Davis & Co), 344 3d 


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Established 1849. 227 Main Street.8 F. 
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Ton, groceries, SW corner 
Steuc:. au Mission 

Stadtfeld J Jr, mining sec, 419 California 

Staatfeld Wm C (Liudacher & Stadtfeld), 
34 Montgomer 

STADTMULLER F D (Walter, Schil- 
ling & Co), northwest corner Pine 
and Battery 

Staengel Eberhart, confectionery, 1432 
Pacitic 

Statfelbach Edward, liquors, 108 Steuart 

STAFFORD WIL D, manager 
Great Western Mutual Aid Associa- 
tion, room 9, 841 Market 

Staff'rd Wm F, attorney-at-law, 420 


Montgome 
STAHL EDW (Stahl & Maack), 305 
and 307 Stockton 


Stahl Henry N, saloon, 506 Washing- 
tn 
STAHL & MAACK (Edw Stahl and 


Ernest Maack), proprietors Winter 
Garden, 305 and 307 Stockton 

Stahle John, propr Russ House, baths 
and barber shop, 217 Montgomer 


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Stahle Henry » Occidental Hotel, 
barber shop, 233 Bush 
STAH MRS SOPHIE, sta- 


tionery and schvol books, branch bak- 
ery, 722 Lombard 

StaibC, bootmaker, 932 Folsom 

Staley Mrs R V, medium, 220 O’Far- 


rell 
Stallard J H, physician, 632 Sutter 
Stambaugh S 8, physician, 659 Clay 
St mper Mrs F, mattresses and bedding, 


7 2d 

Standard Box Co, J L Merguire propr, 
SW cor Bryant and 5th 

Standard Building and Loan Associa- 
tion, B'nai B’ritn Hall, 121 Eddy 

Standard Express, Herman Drucker 
mgr, 1 Commercial 

Standard Gold Mining Co, William 
Willis sec, room 2), 309 Montgomery 

STANDARD INSURANCE CO 0: 
LONDON, Brown, Craig & Co genu- 
eral agents, W 8S Davis city agent, 
215 S nsome 

Standard Marine Insurance Co (limited) 
of Liverpvol, W J Callingham general 
agt, 213 Sansome 

Standard Oil Co, E A Tilford mgr, ware- 
house King bet 2d aud 3d, office 123 
California 

Standard Packing Co, Schammel, Rey- 
nolds & Co proprs, factory 413-419 
Chestnut, offic: 120 Front 

Standard Shirt Manufactory, cor Gough 
and Grove 

Standard Soap Company, R P Thomas 

| prea, J J Applesute sec, 204 Sacra- 

| mento ; 

Standard Sugar Refinery, 16 Front 


[EIM, THE TAILOR, makes the BEST FITTING Clothes 


JOE PO 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO, VENEERS “si 7en 


San Francisco. 


Stanford Hotel, C H Lehrke propr, 
618 and 620 4th 

Stanford JB (@ W Clark & Co), 645 
Market 

STANZORD LELAND, president C 
P RR, northeast corner 4th and 
Townsend 

Staniforth Mrs Julia, liquors, NW cor 
3d and King 

kab W (Herman Hoger & Co), 1317 

ine 

Stanley Mrs Amelia, news dealer, 4 7th 

Stanley Chas T, notar Bree and com- 
missioner of deeds, cor Moptgom- 
ery and Commercial 

Stanley D S & Co, book and job printers, 
543 Cla: ; 

Stanley M J & Co (M J and J G Stan- 
ley), baskets, 865 Market 

Stauley Samuel L (Spruance, Stanley & 
Co), 410 Front 

Stanley Wm H, dentist, 115 Kearny 

Stanly Joho A, attorney-at-law, 604 


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Clay 

Stanly, Stoney & Hayes (John A Stanly, 
Thos P Stoney and Geo R B Hayes), 
attorneys-at-law, 604 Clay 

Stanton A P, mgr Argonaut Publishing 
Co, 522 California ; 

Stanwood H OC, agt California Fast 
Frei ht Line, 2 New Montgomery 

Stapelfeldt Wm, groceries, NE cor 

aller and Fillmore 

Stapff Win, liquors, 116 Dupont 

STAPLES B J, president Fireman’s 
Fund Insurance Co of California, 
southwest corner California and San- 


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Staples J W, insurance adjuster, 316 
California 

Star Brewery and Malt House, Rovener 
Bros, SE cor 11th and Folxem 

STAR FIRE INSURANCE CC) (of 
New York), Brown, Craig & Cu gen- 
eral agents, W S Davis city agent, 
215 Sansome 

Star Mining Co, Wm Stuart sec, 320 
Sansome 

Star Shirt Co, 113 Sansome 

STARBIRD A W (Starbird & Gold- 
stone), 101-107 Market 

STARBIRD & GOLDSTONE (A W 
Stirbird, J B Goldstone and S B 
Lyn), lumber and building materials, 
101-107 Market . 

Starck John, b.tcher, 501 Ellis 

Stark Luke, Bay View Market, 529 Ist 

Starkweather L S, lodging-house, 930 
Market 

Starr A D (Starr & Co), 16 California 

Starr Alfred B (Starr & Co), 16 Califor- 
nwa 

Starr A M (Starr & Mathison), Berry 
b:t 4th and 5th 


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WHITE BRO, 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
@e.8.F Boat Scock, Oak Plauk and Timber. 


HARDWOOD LUMBZR, 


Starr A W (Starr & Co), 16 California 

Starr & Co (A D, A W and Alfred B 
Starr), shipping and commission mer- 
chants an our mills, 16 Cali- 
fornia 

Starr Geo R (Geo R Starr & Co), 308 
aud 310 Washington 

Starr Geo R & Co (H O Link and G R 
Starr), commission merchants, 308 
and 310 Washington 

Starr King Primary School, cor Bryant 
and 6th 

Starr & Mathison (A M Starr and Thos 
Mathison), smelters, Berry bet 4th 
and 5th 

STARR WM M, Occidental Ware- 
house, corner Ist and Townsend 
arson J, chiropodist, 11 and 13 Du- 


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STASER MRS MARTHA, coffee 
STATE BOARD OF IMMIGRA 
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ATE T commissioner, 504 Batter 


TMENT AND IN- 
CE CO (The), C H Cushing 
secretary, 218 and 220 Sansome, see 
The State Investment Insurance Co 


410 Kearny 

State University Land Office Depart- 
ment, 310 Pine 

STATHAM WM & CO, piano manu- 
facturers, 765 Mission 

“Statistivian” (annual), L P McCarty 
publisher, 414 Clay . 

Staub Henry, druggist, SW cor Sutter 
and Larkin 

Staud J N and Frank, wood and coal, 
211 Mason 

Staude J (Mans & Staude), 815 Pacific 

STEAM CANDY FACTORY, Roths- 
child & Ehrenpfort, 118 Front 

Steamship Lines, located at C PR R 
Ticket Office, foot of Market street, 
Inman, National, White Star, Allen, 
Anchor, State, Guion, Hamburg, 
North German Lloyd, American, 
gonecnte Trans-Atlantique aud Red 


tar 

Steam Soda Works, P G Somps propr, 
259 and 26: Ulementina 

Stearns Mrs E, millinery, 538 16th 

STEARN' ERICK & CO, 
manufacturing pharmacists, 26 New 
Montgomery 

Stearns & Smith (O B Smith and Wm 
H_ Stearns), commission merchants, 
423 Front 

Stearns Wm H (Stearns & Smith), 423 

p Front 


ACHHOR°TS 


Unitarian Church, res 1609 Larkin 


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State Prison Director, Dr W F McNutt, | §) 


tebbins Rev Horatio, pastor First | §' 


PRISON CELLS, we''tso" tain street, wir. CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


siay ot ROMTRONS 4,09. 


Steber J O, machinist and engineer, 316 
Mission 

Steele C H, Rhysician, 2318 Mission 

Steele ELG(C Adolphe Low & Co), 
208 California 

Steele Jas B, bootmaker, 1109 Sutter 

Steele James G & Co (Jas G Steele), 

druggists, 635 Market 

Steele hrs J B, shirt factory, 224 Mont- 


gomery 

Steele S B (J B.Wooster & Co), 218 and 
220 Front 

Steele Wm A (Fechheimer & Steele), 
office 109 Battery 

STEEN ET, pumps and blocks, 113 
Mission 

Steen H W (Steen,. Simon & Co), res 
Paris 

STEEN JOHN, dyer, 929 Folsom 

Steen J (L Jaffe & Co), 244 Sutter 

Steen J (Jaffe & Co), 656 Howard 

Stcere & Colby (Thomas Steere and H H 
Colby), East Oakland and Mills Sem- 
inary Express, 33] East 

Steere Thomas (Steere & Colby), 331 
East 

Steers Henry, saloon, 451 lst 

Steffani Henry (Sartor & Steffani), 1107 

Dupont 

SD, grocer, 138 3d 

Steffens Diedrich (Steffens & Reinecke), 
SE cor Folsom and M:. a 

Steffens John, meat market, 114 lst 

Steffens & Reinecke (Diedrich Steffens 
and Frederick H Reinecke), groceries, 
SE cor Folsom and Main 

Stege Henry, saloon, 426 Broadwa, 

Steiger Chas R (Steiger & Kerr), 137 lst 

STEIGER & KERR (Chas R Steiger 
and Jas W Kerr), proprietors Occi- 
dental Foundry, 137 1s 

STEIL HENRY, merchant tailor, 621 
and 623 Market, under Palace Hotel 

Steimke Bros (Fredrick and John 
Steimke), groceries, 2064 Union 

Steimke Fredrick (Steimke Bros), 2064 
Union 

Steimke J (Steimke Bros), 2064 Union 

STEIN AARON, stationery and pur- 
cha-ing agent Wells, Fargo & Co's 
Express, northeast corner Sansome 

“d Pine 

Stein Bros (E H and Henry Stein), tan- 
nery, Serpentine ave bet Howard and 
Shotwell 

Stein Chas W, carriage trimmer, 265 
Stevenson 

Stein George A, bootmaker, 3 Wash- 
ington 

Stein H, hairdresser, 604 Montgomery 

Stein H L (Stein, Simon & Co), 585 

Market 

TEIN JOHN, dyeing and scouring, 

929 Folsom 


CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING 333 TYLER ST.,S. F. 


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Stein Morris, crockery, 214 Pacific 
Stein N (Heineman & Stein), 908 Larkin 
Stein Robert, bakery, 1137 Folsom 
Stein R, baker, 533 4th 
Stein, Simon & Co (H Hoffmann, H L 
Simon, L Arnstein, San Francisco, and 
Sylvain Weill, New York, and H W 
Stein, Paris), cloths and tailora’ trim- 
mings, 585-589 Market 
BACH HENRY, saloon, 819 
rca ‘ 
Steinbach John A, watchmaker, 517 
Montgomery 
Steinberger A (Triest & Co), res New 
York 
Steinberger & Kalisher, commission and 
insurance, 24 Sansome 
Steine Morris, tailoring, 64 Washington 
Steinegger Robert A, saloon, 220 Dupont 
Steiner & Gamma (Joseph Steiner and 
a Gamma), Helvetia Hotel, 431 
ine 
Steiner H, pres Byron Club, 207 Phelan 
Block, 806 Market 
Steiner J (Steiner & Gamma), 431] and 
. 433 Pine 
Steiner, Klauber & Co (Saml Steiner, A 
Klauber and S Levi), general mdse, 
San Diego, office 206 Front 
Steiner Nicholas, liquors, 311 Bush 
Steiner Sam (Steiner, Klauber & Co), 
206 Front 
Steiner T (Kohlberg & Co), 143 Post 
Steinfels Charles, meat market, 1701 
Leavenworth 
Steinhagen P & Co (Paul Steinhagen 
and HA Minaker), 402 Davis 
STEINHART IGNATZ, manager 
Anglo-Californian Bank, northeast 
corner Sansome and Pine 
Steinhart !srael (W & I Steinhart & “o), 


res New York 
TW &I & CO (Wm 

Steinhart, C Adler, Israel Steinhart 
and Wm Scholle), manufacturers and 
importers clothing and gents’ furnish- 
ing goods, 3 and 5 Battery, and Stein- 
hart, Adler & Co, New York 

Steinhart Wm (W & I Steinhart & Co), 
3 and 5 Battery 

Steinhart W, treas California Immi- 
grant Association, 10 California 

Steinhoff H, groceries and liquors, NW 
cor Dupont and Bush 

Stenkamp BC (C F & B C Stein- 
kamp), SE cor Battery and Sacra- 
me:ito and saloon, 420 Clay 

Steinkamp C F (C F & BC Stein- 
kamp), SE cor Battery and Sacra- 
mento 

Steinkamp C F & BC, saloon, SE cor 
Battery and Sacramento 

Steinmetz Charles H, watchmaker, 109 
Montgomery 


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San Francisco. ’ 


335 


Steins Robert, bakery, 1137 Folsom 

Steins Therese, bakery, 819 Broadwa 

Stelling & Bro (Henry and William 
Stel ng). butchers, 2766 Mission 

aes J (Stelling & Siebe), 155 and 

2 

Stelling George, groceries, NW cor 
Francisco aud Stockton 

Stelling Henry (Stelling & Bro), 2766 
Mission 

Stelling & Siebe (F J Stelling and A 
i Howard Market, 155 and 157 


Stelling Wm (Stelling & Bro), 2766 
Mission 

Stelljes H (H Ranken & Co), 200 4th 

Stellman F (M Detels & Co), 8 Sacra- 
mento 

Stempaler Fred, upholsterer, 1713 Mar- 


et 

Stender Herman, artist, 126 Kearny 
Stenhouse Mrs Fannie, dressmaker, 814 

Geary 
Stephan John G, butcher, 1 and 2 Cali- 
Stephione Alfred (Stephen 

tephens re tephens & Du F 

42 6th . sii 


Stephens & Co (Saul and William R 
Stephens), fish dealers, 33 Centre 
Market 

STEPHENS & DUGAN (P Stephens 
one V F Dugan), boots and shoes, 42 

t 


Stephens & Dugan (Alfred Stephens and 
Bernard F Dugan), boots and shoes, 
42 6th 

Stephens Henry, groceries, cor 24th and 


Noe 

STEPHENS MRS M J, sec Womens’ 
Protective League, 215 Post 

Stephens P (Stephens & Dugan), boots 
and shoes, 42 6th 

Stephens Samuel (Stephens & Co), 33 
Centre Market 

STEPHENS THOMAS, proprietor 
Walnut Villa, fin: wines, liquors and 
cigars, corner California and Waluut 

a Wm R (Stephens & Co), 33 

entre Market 
Stephenson Robert, coal and wood, 142 
inna 

Stephenson see also Stevenson 

Sterling Mrs Mary, restaurant, 236 3d 

Sterling Mining Vo, W H Allen sec, 306 
Pine 

STERETT B F, book and job printer, 
532 Clay, facing Leidesdortf 

Stern David, lodging-house, 148 6th 

STERN HEN ty manager Nucleus 
House, coruer 3d and Market 

Stern J, crockery and tinware, 1119 
Folsom 

Stern Louis, butcher, 1078 Howard bet 
6th and 7th 


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STERN MOSES (Heineman & Stern), 

residence ¥21 Post, business 908} 
Larkin 

ahr Philip, bedding and furniture, 218 


Stern Mrs S, dressmaking, 321 Powell 
Stern Sigmund, barber, 801 Kearny 
Sternberg Morris, tailor, 7 Spring 
Sterufeld Bros & Co (Morris Sternfeld, 
S F, Adolph Sternfeld, N Y, Hermann 
Sternfeld, Paris), importers French 
and American calfskin, 53!) Market 
Sternfold Morris (Sternfeld Bros & Cv), 
539 Market 
wey Sternfels B H (Lachman & Sternfels), 
129 Montgomeiy 
STERNHEIM SAMUEL (Wangen- 
heim, Sternheim & Cu), 528 and 530 
Market 
a] Sterns Mrs T, bakery, 819 Broadway 
Stetson Edward J (Stetson & Hough- 
ton), attorney-at-law, 315 California 
STETSON & HOUGHTON (Edward 
G Stetson and KR C Houghton), attor- 
neys-at-law, 315 California 
Stetson James B (Holbrook, Merrill & 
Stetson), SE cor Market and Beale 
Stetson John W (Fleming & Stetson), 
409 Batter 
Stetson W W, mining sec, room 57, 309 
Mo. tgomer 
STETTIN MRS H, stamping and em- 
broidery, 443 Busi 
Steuart [, broker mdse, 218 California 
Steuart Street Huse, boarding and 
lodging-house, Herbert Hunt propr, 
104 Steuart i 
Stevens A O, merchant tailor, 331 


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earny 
Stevens A K, sec Sutter Street Rail- 


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road 

Stevens, Baker & Co (L Stevens and J 
Baker), commission merchants, 202 
Sacramento 

Stevens G A (Finley, Stevens & Co), 331 
Kearn 

STEVENS & GALLAGHER J H 
Stevens and Thomas J Giullagher), 
wood and cual, 7.3 Folsom 

Stevens Geo, wholesale liquors, 318 
! ront 

Stevens George, saloon, SE cor Buttery 
and Union 

Stevens H H, dentist, 164 3d 

STEVENS J H (Stevens & Gallagher), 
753 Fo'soin 

Stevens L (Stevens, Baker & Co), 202 
Sacramento 

Stevens M V, groceries, 1500 Folsom 

Stevens W E, azt California Pottery 
and Terra Cotta Co, cor Market and 
Larkin, opp 9th 

‘STEVENS WILLIAM W ((eorge 

Bull & Co), 31 Market 


Stevenson A M, shipping and commis- 
sion merchants, 214 C lifornia 

Stevenson Building, SW cor Montgom- 
ery and California 

Stevenson Mrs E, dressmaker, 115 
Kearny y 

Stevenson J D, United States Shipping 
C.ummission Office, 118 Jackson 

Stevens:nJ J (Stevenson & Longwill), 
603 Market 

Stevenson & Longwill (J J Stevenson 
and John Longwill), druggists, sun- 
dries, and fancy goods, 603 Market 

Stevenson Robert, capitalist, 331 M:nt- 
gomery 

Stevensun Wm W, shoemaker, 25 Steu- 
art 

Stevenson, see also Stephenson 

Svewart & Buckley (‘Thomas Stewart 
and Danicl Buckley), commission mer- 
chants, 513 Sans: me 

Stewurt Charles S, lieutenant colonel 
US Engineers US A, and president 
Board of Fortifications Pacific Coast, 
§33 Ke rny 

Stewart David, livery stable, 134 7th 

Stewart Frank, jewelry, 2940 16th 

Stewart George, real estate and ’bus 
agt, 644 Market 

Stewart G W, supt California and Ne- 
vada Ice Co, 356 Tehama 

Stewurt Henry, nursery, Post bet Devi- 
sadero and Broderick 

STEWART & HERRIN (William M 
Stewart and Wm F Herrin), attor- 
neys-at-law, $10 P ne 

Stewart I, mdse broker. 218 California 


STEWART JAMES, restaurant, 214 
Z 


Stewart James (O'Neill & Stewart), 875 
Market 
Stewart Thomas (Stewart & Buckley), 
513 Sansome 
Stewart W E, restaurant, cor Railroad 
ave and N 
Stewart W J, sec Excelsior Water and 
Mining Co, 215 Sansome 
STEWART WM M (Stewart & Her- 
ris), a'torney-ut-law, 310 Pine 
Stey!aurs Chas (Steylaars & Rossi), NE 
cor Dupont and Montgomery ave and 
cor 19th and Mission ; 
Steylaars & Rossi (Chas Steylaars 
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‘ cor 19th and Mission 

Stiebers Daniel (Oppenheim & Stiebers), 
12 6th 

Stiefel L (Schwietzer, Sachs & Co), res 
New York 

Stier Ernest, harness and saddles, 550 


4th 
Stievler Jacob, boots and shoes, 212 
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“‘Stilla-Hafs-Posten,’’ (Swedish), 
Washington and Sansome 
Still A P (Mountain Ice Co), 554 and 


566 Mission 

T MRS E P (Foster & Still), 
189-191 16th 

Stillmann Alfred (Jennings & Still- 
mann), 317 California 

Stintsen Miss E S, principal Harrison 
Street School, 810 and 812 Harrison 

Stitt James, bakery, 309 Minna 


Stitt Robert, carriage mfr, 175 Jessie 
Stivers Chas A, physician, 640 Wash- 


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Srey Hoary F, lumber inspector, 104 
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“Stock Report” (daily), Bunker & Heis- 
OC REDOR 238 Montgomery 
STOCK REPORT PUBLISHING CO, 
Wm M Bunker and Amos C Hiester 
ublishers ‘Stock Report,” 238 
ontgomery 
Stocker Louis, liquors, 444 5th 
Stockmall August, pleating, room 9, 
841 Market 
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Stockkoda Sylvester, 
House Market 

STOCKTON E A, woodworker, propr 
Novelty Wood Works, 3d floor, 41 
Mission 

Stockton Gaslight Co, Joseph G East- 
land pres, Alfred T Eastland sec, 604 
Commercial 

STOCKTON STREET HOUSE, H 

m Weiss & Cv, 218 Stockton 

Stockwell & Co (J H Stockwell & W T 
Baggett), propr “Daily Law Journal,” 
538 Montgomer 

Stockwell J H (Stockwell & Co), 538 
Montgomery 

Stockwitz Morris, clothing, 250 4th 

STODDART A C, M D, 406 Mason cor- 
ner Geary and 231 Post 

STODDART BROS, PME ola John 
Stoddart proprietor, 400 Geary corner 
Mason, and London, Outario 

Stoeten Mrs Anna C, lodging-house, 
5 Market and 279 East 

Stoetzer Ed, propr Thoroughfare Ho- 
tel, cor 5th and Bryant 

Stoeven Thies, groceries, 1627 Powell 

Stuever Henry, groceries, 2742 (new 
number) 16th 

Stoever Henry, liquors, NE cor How- 
ard and 16th 

Stofen Mrs Herman W, coffee house, 
1144 4th 

Stohlmann Wn, bakery, 337 Turk 

Stolte Fernand (Rotherman & Stolte), 
4th bet Townsend and King 

Stolz A (Stolz & Weidenreich), 202 


Bush 
Stolz Chas (Stolz & Hoenes) 1103 Fol- 
som 


fruits, 


HARDWOOD LUMBER & WAGON STOCK, nats 2 te peur sc, ss. 


Stolz & Hvoenes (Chas Stolz and Louis 
W Hoenes), butchers, 1103 Folsom 

Stolz P J, butcher, 126 11th 

Stolz & Weidenreich (A Stolz and S 
Weidenreich), shirt mfrs, 202 Bush 

Stolzenwald Henry F, dyer, 1148 Fol- 


som 

Stone Appleton W, captain of the City 
Prison, Old City Hall 

Stone C B (Searles & Stone), 22 Cali- 
fornia 

Stone Chas L, liquors, 2131 Mission 

STONE ED F, secretary San 
Joaquin and Sierra Nevada Railroad 
Company, 306 Pine 

Stone FF, insurance agt, 209 Sansome 

Stone F M (Flint & Stone), attorney-at- 
law, 216 Sansome 

Stone F N, horseshoer, 2 Everett 

Stone Geo A, barber, 104 9th 

Stone H S, mining operator, 230 Mont- 
gomery 

Stone I, milkman, 35 Eddy 

Stone K L, dry goods, 1211 Stockton 

Stone Manoel, propr ‘‘A Voz Portugue- 
za’ (semi-weekly), 734 Montgomery 

nah Morris, second-hand clothing, 157 


Stone N J (Reber & Stone), 241 3d 

Stone R, mfr harness and saddlery 
wares, 422 and 424 Battery 

Stone William, groceries, 2029 Pacific 

Stonehill & Brown (E B Stonehill and 
John K Brown), attorneys-at-law, 408 
California 

Stonehill E B (Stonehill & Brown), 408 
California 

Stoneman Geo, railroad commissioner, 
third district, 320 Sansome 

Stonesifer C A, attorney-at-law, 306 
Pine 

Stoney T P, attorney-at-law, 604 Clay 

Stoppelkamp A H, groceries, SE cor 

nion and Stockton 

Stork Jacob (Stork & Ligon), 445 Bush 

STORK & LIGON (Jacob Stork and 
Leopold Ligon), French restaurant, 
445 Bush 

Storrer Edward, physician, 400 Tyler 

STORY CHARLES R, secretary Home 
Mutual Insurance Company, 406 Cal- 
ifornia 

Story Geo-A (Merten, Moffitt & Co), 
318 and 320 Clay 

Stout Arthur B, physician, 1 Hopeton 
Terrace off Washington 

Stoutenburgh I A, stoves and tinware, 
117 Washington 

Stovesand William, groceries, 413 Jones 

STOW MRS J W, publisher of ‘‘Wo- 
man's Herald Industry,” 304 
Stockton 

Stow W W, attorney-at-law, 408 Cali- 
fornia 


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Stowell Wm H, mdse broker, 3 Pine 
STRAHLE JACOB & CO (Ferdinand 


de St Germain), billiard table manu- 


533 Market 


fornia 

Strassman M, physician, 2064 Post 

Stratton Frederick 8, attorney-at-iaw, 
room 76, 309 Montgomery 

Stratton John S, house raising, 854 
Harrison 

Straub Fred, upholsterer, 1909 Mis- 
sion 

STRAUB GUSTAV, bootmaker, 403 
S 


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Frederick Husing), merchant tailor, 
317 Hayes 

Straub John (Straub & Husing), 317 
Hayes 

Straub Joseph, liquors, 25 6th 

Straub Michael (Dix & Straub), NE cor 
Fillmore and Filbert 

Strauch John O, propr Gibb’s Bonded 
Warehouse, SW cor Vallejo and 


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Straud Franz (F & J N Straud), 211 
Mason 


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Straus A, watches and jewelry, 207 
Montgomery . 
| Straus Binsnuel (Greeuebaum, Helbing 
& Co), 232 Montgomerv 


Straus Gaston, attorney-at-law, 328 


Montgomery 
as Straus J (Straus, Kohnstamm & Cu), 
a>| _ 102 Battery 
“a5| Straus, Kohnstamm & Co (J Straus, E 
= Kohnstamm and J Bloom), wholesale 
@|/ crockery, 102 Battery 


Straus & Levy (M Straus and H Levy:, 


| wholesale clothing, 22 Sansome 


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Straus M (Straus & Levy), 22 Sansome 

Straus M, artist, 319 California 

Straus Samuel J, broker, real estate and 
money, 316 California 

Strauss & Frohman (M Strauss and H 
Frohman), dry and fancy goods, 1201- 
1205 Stockton 

Strauss Jonas (Levi Strauss & Co), 14 
and 16 Battery 

Strauss Levi (Levi Strauss & Co), 14 
and 16 Battery 

Strauss Levi & Co (Levi and Jonas 
Strauss), importers and wholesale 
dealers in foreign and domestic dry 
goods, {4 and 16 Battery 

Strauss M (Strauss & Frohman), 120)- 
1205 Stockton 

Strauss Moses, shoemaker, 1135 Folsom 


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338 San Francisco. 


STRAUT W E, carriage and wagon 


materials, northwest corner Sacra- 
mento and Drumm 


facturers and dealers in fancy wood, | Strecker Adolph (Strecker & Kern), 33 


Post 


pirate A (Kahn, Brod & Co), 335 | Strecker & Kern (Wm Kern and Adolph 
as 


Strecker), barbers, 33 Post 


Strassburger I, real estate, 436 Cali- | Street C H, land officer California Im- 


migration Association, 10 California 

Street J (Coates & Street), 200 Market 

Street Mrs R A, insurance broker, 34 
Nevada Block 

STREETEN JAMES M, president 
Llewellyn Steam Condenser Manufac- 
turing Co, 330 Pine 

Strehl Ad, retail butcher, stall 6 Met- 
ropolitan Market, cor Mission and 
New Montgomery 

Strehl Chas, meat market, stall 56 
Metropolitan Market, cor Mission and 
New Montgomer 

Streib Julius, hairdresser, 137 11th 

Streib Wm, barber, & Merchant’s Ex- 
change 

Stretch R H, surveyor, 420 Montgomery 

Streuber Gustav, gunsmith, 628 4th 

Strezichich Vichento (Richards & Strez- 
ichich), cor Beale and Bryant 

Striby Mrs L, music teacher, 204] Mis- 
sion 

Striby William, piano tuner, 204) Mis- 


sion 

Strickland Miss M A, dressmaker, 506 
Hayes 

STRICKLAND SIDNEY L (Wd & 
Strickland), 749 Market 

Strobel J F, butcher, 1129 Folsom 


STROBRIDGE T W JR (M Cloy- 
burgh & Co), 109 Clay 

Stroecker H H W (Osmers & Co), cor 
Spear and Bryant, NW cor Folsom 
and Kast and cor lat and Brannan 

Stroele Herman (Horstmeyer & Stroele), 
665 Mission 

Strohl Jacob, liquora, 638 Green 

Strohl P (Graner & Strehl) 429 Bush 

Strohmaier Charles, be -ery, 418 Bran- 
nan 

Strong & Co, metallurgical works, 10 
Stevenson 

ane G, physician and druggist, 
21 

Strong Miss E, artist, 728 Montgomery 

ig Geo H (Dewey & Co), 252 Mar- 

et 

Strong Geo W, varieties, 2059 Mission 

Strong N R (Morrow & Strong), 115 
and 117 lst 

Strossman M, physician, 2064 Post 

eo John (Strothoff & Reimeis), 25 


Strothoff Mrs M, embroidery, 1022} 
Market 


abular Wheelbarrows, Bolt and Bridge 
Work, 227 Main Street, flan Franciece, 


CONKLIN BROS., PACIFIC S\EAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. : 


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Strothoff & Reimers (John Strothoff and 
Ww Reiniers), saloon, 25 3d 


& CO (Mark 
Strouse and C Derby), wholesale and 
retail butchers and packers, and pro- 
peewee Bay City Market, 1146 Mar- 
et and Hayes Valley Market corner 
Grove and Vcoone 
Strozynski Boleslaw, boots and shoes, 
1004 Valencia 
Strozynsxi Roman, hairdresser, 374 3d 
Strozynski Stanislas, ladies’ hair dress- 
er, SW cor Powell and Ellis 
Struckmann Bros (William and Henry 
Struckmann), liquors, NE cor Beale 
and Folsom 
Struckmann Henry (Struckman Bros), 
NE cor Beale and Folsom 
Struckmann Wm (Struckmann Bros), 
NE cor Beale and Folsom 
Struss William, proceries, NE corner 
Greenwich and Taylor 


Stuart James F, attorney-at-law, 606 | 


Montgomer 

STUART THOMAS, furniture, 775 
Folsom 

Stuart Wm, sec Star Mining Company, 
Oro Mining Company, South San 
Francisco Dock Company, and Sports- 
man’s Club of San Francisco, 320 San- 
some 

JC, general freight agent 

Central Pacific Railraad, northeast 
corner 4¢4 and Townsend 

Studebaker Bros Mfy Co of South Bend 
Indiana, A H Isham mgr, J A Bart- 
lett and J A Massey asst mgrs, 31 
Market 


San Francisce. 
339 


Sturla Antonio (Antonio Sturla & Co), 
2407 California 

Sturla Antonio & Co (Antonio Sturla 
and G Gatto), wood and coal, 2407 
California 

Sturla G B, saloon, 1402 Dupont 

STURMAN B, physician, 101 Dupont 

Sturzenegger Mrs M, liquors, 546 Mis- 


sion 

Suandt Gustav, boots and shoes, 803 
Jackson 

SUBLETT & TRACY (W A Sublett 
and C E Tracy), dentists, 906 Market 

SUBLETT DR W A (Sublett & 
Tracy), dentist, 906 Market 

Such & Co (F L Suchand John H Lick), 
milkmen, 35 Eddy 

Such F L (Such & Co), 35 Eddy 

Suckow Charles, cabinetmaker, 23 Mont- 
gomery ave 

Sudington Geo C, auctioneer, 22 Mont- 
somery 

Suffern James, locksmith, 672 Howard 

Suh! C F, wagonmaker and blacksmith, 
114 Drumm 

SULLAVON S H, hairdresser, 1646 

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Sullivan Mrs, ladies’ hairdresser, 514 
Geary . 

Sullivan Mrs, stamping, 344 Srtter 

Sullivan D O, second-hand stoves, 316 
Jackson 

Sullivan Daniel, fruits and produce, 544 
4th 

Sullivan D O, liquors, 20 Commercial 

Sullivan Daniel T, attorney-at-law, 606 
Montgomery 

Sullivan & Donohue (Wm M Sullivan 
and Thos R Donohue), Wiener Bot- 
tled Beer, 914 Elis 


Studabecker J A (Studabecker & Lou-| Sullivan F J, attorney-at-law, 310 Pine 


don), 224 Stockton 
Studabecker & Loudon (J A Studa- 


Sullivan Florence (Kennelly & Sullivan), 
1123 Market 


becker and W M Loudon), dressmak- | Sullivan J (A Schottler & Co), NE cor 


ers, 224 Stockton 
Studley B W, watchmaker, 24 Post 
Studwick Jose, boots and shoes, 206 Sth 
Stulz Bros, butchers, stalls 52 and 53 
Washington Market 
Stumpf B, propr Metropolitan Bakery, 
226 Pacific 
Stumpf J, bootmaker, 1002 Bush 
Stumpf J, bootmaker, 501 O'Farrell 
Stumpf John, hay and grain, cor Rail- 
road and 15th aves 
Sturiza Nicholas, chophouse, 226 Bat- 


Mont,omery and Vallejo 

Sullivan Jas (Jas Sullivan & Co), 219 
Davis 

Sullivan Jas & Co (Jas Sullivan and J 
D Campbell), commission merchants, 
219 Davis 

Sullivan James F, physician, 
Ness ave 

Sullivan J D, attorney-at-law, 234 
Montgomery ave 

Sullivan J D, pres United Workingmen’s 
Co-operative Boot and Shoe Co, 416 
Market 


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tery 
Starke J W, cartridge mfr, Five-Mile | Sullivan Jeremiah, collector, 526 Kearny 


House, Mission Road 


Sullivan J F, judge, Superior Court, 


Sturken H (Sturken & Hollings), NW} 628 VA mah 
' SULLIV. 


cor 3d and Brannan 


MRS JOHANNA, gro- 


18 & 20 Spear st. 


Sturken & Hollings (H Sturken and N | 
Hollings), groceries, NW cor 3d and | 
Brannan 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


ceries, 922 Howard 


SULLIVAN JOHN, bootmaker, north- 


east corner Battery and Jackson 


WHITE BROS .13 & 15 Main and 14 
Street, 8. F. Wagon Steck, Cabinet 


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0 Sullivan John, wood and coal, cor La- 
_ fayette and Natoma 
Sullivan John J, merchant tailor 
= _ Sullivan M, bootmaker, 215 Folsom 
o Sullivan Mary, bakery, 1002 Pacific 
Sullivan Mrs Mary, saloon, 270 Bran- 
nan 
Sullivan Matthew I, attorney-at-law, 
511 California 
Sullivan Maurice, liquors, 657 Wash- 
ington , 
3 Sullivan Michael, saloon, 33 Pacific 
Sullivan Michael, saloon, 522 Ist 
Sullivan Michael, saioon, 68 lst 
Sullivan M J, saloon, NW cor Taylor 
and Tyler 
SUL. AN © J, dentist, 30 Post 
Sullivan M O, s\loon, 518 Mission 
Sullivan Nelly F, teacher Mission Gram- 
mar Schoo 
Sullivan Nora G, teacher Mission Gram- 
mar School 
Sullivan Patrick, livery stable, 913 
Folsom 
Sullivan Patrick, saloon, 208 Broadway 
Sullivan Patrick J, furrier, 66 Shipley 
Sullivan P D, saloon, 425 Pacific 
Sullivan Peter, wood and coal, 2622 


315 J Street, 


oe 

Pe sg Mission ; 

ge Sullivan Peter J, real estate, 601 Cali- 
fornia 


SULLIVAN PJ, practical upholsterer, 


spring and hair mattresses made and 
repaired, 1000 Sutter corner Hyde 

ce Terrance, boots and shoes, 214 
16t 

Sullivan Thos, grocer, 1701 Mission 

8 THOMAS, proprietor Sul- 
livan’s Cloak and Suit House, import- 
ers and manufacturers of ladies’ cloaks 
and suits, 120 Kearny 

Sullivan Maj Thomas C, commissary 
subsistence, Army Building, 36 and 
38 New Montgomery 

Sullivan Timothy D, butcher, 1128 
Folsom 

Sullivan T J, upholsterer, 1000 Sutter 

Sullivan W A, liquors, SE cor Tehama 
and 6th 

Sullivan Wm M (Sullivan & Donohue), 
914 Ellis 

Sullivan W M, bootmaker, i424 Wash- 


ington 

SULLIVAN S CLOAK AND SUIT 
HOUSE, Thomas Sullivan proprietor, 
wholesale and retail, 120 Kearny 

Sulphur Bank Quicksilver Mining Co, 
Lucien Hermann sec, 220 Sansome 

Summerfield L, coal, NE cor Folsom 
and ed aed 

Summerhays Wm, photograph gallery, 
612 Clay 

Summertun George (Henry Coubrough 
& Co), 713-719 Sansome 


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Summit Gold Mining Co, W H Lent 
sec, room 62, 309 Montgomery 


Summit Ice Co, J O’B Gunn sex, 64 } 


Minna 

Sumner Mrs C A, lodging-house, 969 
Mission 

Sumner House, Mrs C A Sumner propr, 
969 Mission 

Sumner W B & Co (W B and F W 
Sumner), hides, leather, tallow, wool 
and skins, 415 Front 

Sundell F, upholsterer, 1213 Pacific 

SUN INSURANCE CO (FIRE AND 
M ), C L Taylor president, 
Edward E Potter secretary, 415 Cali- 
fornia 

SUNLIGHT GAS MACHINE and 
Dieckmann’s patent flat crimp elbows, 
Wrolhouse Bros manufacturers for 
Pacific Coast, 626 and 628 Washing- 
ton —- 

Superintendent Inspection Steam Ves- 
sels, C C Bemis, U S Appraisers’ 
Building 

Superintendent of Schools, J W Taylor, 
New City Hall 

Superintendent of Streets, RJ Graham, 
New City Hall, 

Superior Shirt Factory, Simon Silber. 
stein, £06 Market 

Supreme Court of California, 105 Stock- 
ton 

Surveyor General, 610 Commercial 

Surveyor, W P Humphreys 

Susmann ag mgr Pacific Jute Mfg 
Company, 204 Front 

Suss Abraham, broker, 304 M. ontgomery 

Sussman 8S (M Ehrman & Co), 104 
Front 

Sutcliffe James, bakery, 703 Van Nese 
ave 

Suter Mrs J, dressmaker, 424 Sutter 

Sutherland F E, attorney-at-law, office 
645 Clay 

Sutliff Henry, cigars and tebacco, 330 
and 832 Kearny 

Sutro Adolph, capitalist, 628 Montgom- 
ery Block 

SUTRO CHARLES (Sutro & Co), 408 
Montgomery 

0 (Charles, Hmil and Gus- 

tave Sutro), bankers and brokers, 408 


Mentgomer 
SUTRO EMIL (Sutro & Co), 408 Mont- 


somery 

SUTRO GUSTAVE (Sutro & Co), 408 
Montyomer 

Sutro ‘funnel Company, Pelham W 
Ames sec, $20 Sansome 

SUTTER STREET CABLE SA- 
LOON, ‘ieorge H Rohrs proprietor, 
dealer in fine wines, liquors and cigars, 
northeast corner Sutter and Central 
avenue 


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proprietor 

Sutter Street Railroad, office cor Sutter 
and Larkin 

Sutticken Frank, cigars, 36 6th 

Sutton C Jr (C Sutton Jr & Co), 32 Cal- 

ifornia : 

SUTTON C JR & CO (C Sutton Jr), 
manufacturers of oil clothing and im- 
porters of rubber boots, 32 California 

Sutton Dispatch Line from New York, 
John Rosenfeld agt, 202 Sansome 

Suydam James N (Orocker & Suydam), 
322 Montgomery 

Svenkson & Blomberg, lodging-house, 


108 Ber 
SVETINICH P, restaurant, 305 6th 
Svilovich Antonio, jeweler, 502 3d 
Swain Mrs E A (Swain & Pearson), 636 
Market 
Swain Edward R (Cleaveland & Swain), 
St Ann’s Building 
Swain James, fruits, cor Haight and 
Fillmore 
Swain J H, lastmaker, 5 Post 
Swain Josiah H, livery stable, 417 Fol- 
som 
Swain J W, fruits and vegetables, cor 
Haight and Fillmore 
Swain & Pearson (Mrs A E Swain and 
C E Pearson), bakery and restaurant, 
636 Market 
Swain R A & Co (R A Swain andS H 
Fessenden), wholesale crockery, 112 
and 114 California 
Swain R M, attorney-at-law, 636 Clay 
Swain R R, propr Swain’s Bakery, 213 
Sutter 
Swain William 3, real estate, 37 Mer- 
chants’ tixchinge 
Swain’s Bakery ard Restaurant, Mrs A 
E Swain propr, C E Pearson mgr, 636 
Market 
Swamp Angel Mining Company, 320 
Sansome 
Swan Wn, painter, 727 Market 
Swan Benj R, physician, 310 Stockton, 
res Oakland 
Swan Mrs E, groceries, NE vor Leaven- 
worth and Washington 
Swan Edward S, fruits and vegetables, 
21 Califorma Market 
Swan F W, groceries, 1338 Woshington 
Swan GN & Co, box factory, 114-124 
Spear 
Swan J §, sign painter, 727 Market 
SWANBERG Q (Swan- 
berg & West), 107 California Market 
SWANBERG & WEST (Charles 0 
Swanberg and Peter F West), whole- 
sale oysters, 107 California Market 
Swaney & Griswold (H A Swaney and 
| C P Griswold), confectionery, 123 
| Powell 


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ALLEN; TUGGLE & C0., OAK 


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ASA POPLIN Eta a LYE 


PLANK, “sxi Rome 


341 


Swaney H A (Swaney & Griswold), 123 
Powell 

Swannack Daniel, mgr Sailor’s Home, 
Harrison bet Main and Spear 

Swansea Mining Company, 320 San- 
some 

Swansey P A, 

Swanton Mrs 
ton 

Swartz Koffinan, second-hand clothing, 
3174 3d 

Swayne Robert H (C A Edson & Co), 
504 Battery 

Swedish Church, Howard opp New 
Montgomer 

Swedish aud Norwegian Consulate, 
Aug Berggren Sotit 406 Montgom- 
r 


ery 

Swedish Society, 71 New Montgomery 

Sweeney Miss Cassie, teacher Valencia 
Primary School 

Sweeney E & Co, stock yard, 9th bet 
Folsom and Harrison 

Sweeney John P (J P Sweeney & Co), 
409 and 411 Davis 

Sweeney John, marble works, 16 Hayes 

Sweeney John, boarding, 206 Steuart 

Sweeney Nicholas, tailor, 41 2d 

Sweeney J P & Co (James McCloskey 
and John P Sweeney), seedsmen, 409 
and 411 Davis 

Sweeney L H (Dodge, Sweeney & Co), 
114 and 116 Market 

Sweeney GC (Sweeney & Vance), 623 
California 

Sweeney Miles D, pres Hibernia 
Savings and Loan Society, 2-6 Mont- 
gomery 

Sweeney & Vance (G C Sweeney and 
R A Vance), plumbers and _ gasfitters, 
623 California 

Sweeny M, books and stationery, 843 
Market 

Sweeny Michael, groceries, 172 Minna 

Sweeny Miles, second-hand books, 843 
Market 

SWEEPSTAKE QUARTZ- MILL, 
A E Redstone & Co, 240 Montgomery 

Sweet H A, mining stockbroker, 331 
Montgomery 

Sweet Simon (Simon Sweet & Co), 221- 
225 Frout 

Sweet Simon & Co (Simon Sweet), com- 
mission merchants and wholesale pro- 
visions, 221-225 Front 

Sweet F H (R T Acres & Co), 532 
Commercial 

Sweetland Wm P, physician, 406 
Hayes 

sa ad C H (Sweetzer & Curtis), 267 

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F, milliner, 1217 Stock- 


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Sweetzer & Curtis (C H Sweetzer and W 
P Curtis), vessel supplies and provis- 
ions, 267 East 


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ROS, 13 & 15 Main ant 14 & 16 Spear 
encers. 


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Swengor John L, saloon, 505 Davis 

Swifel Mrs S W, bakery, $4 Hayes 

Swift Amasa, lodging-house, 220 3d 

SWIFT CHAS F attorney-at-law, and 
mining secretary, 306 Pine 

Swift John F, attorney-at-law, 430 Cali- 
fornia 

Swift M N, dressmaking, 108 O’Farrell 

Swift Patrick (Lewis & Swift), 215 


Sbost 
Swift Wn, restaurant, 33 O’Farrell 
Swim David K, stockbroker, 314 Mont- 


omery 
SWISS HOTEL, John Gantner pro- 
prietor, 627 and 629 Commercial 
Swiss Lager Beer Brewery (The), Ar- 
nold Hensler propr, 416 Dupont 
Swiss Lloyd Marine Insurance Co, 
Philip Speyer & Co agts, 425 Cali- 
fornia 
SWISS MARINE INSURANCE 
COMPANIES COMBINED, Harry 
W Syz general agent, 220 and 222 
California 


| Swiss Sharp Shooters, Capt P Bontempi, 


Armory, 620 Bush 

Switser Mrs Sarah, dentist, 1150 Market 

Switser Mrs Sarah A, dentist, 132 4th 

Switzerland, Consul of, Fr Berton, 527 
Clay 

Swoboda S, dress and cloak maker, SW 
cor Polk and Pine 

Swordstream E J, groceries, 127 5th 

Swortfiguer E F. attorney-at-law, 606 
Montgomery i 

Swuenarton John A, manager California 
Hosiery Co, 111 Sansome 

Swyney Thomas, attorney-at-law, 409 
California 

Sykes Chas H, painter, 657 Mission 

Sykes Chas H, teacher of languages, 37 
Post 

Sykes Edward, 609 Clay 

Sykes J & E, liquors, 609 Clay 

Sykes Joseph S, 609 Clay 

Sykes, see also Sikes 

Sylvester Gibben J, wholesale butcher, 
Ist ave below Kentucky 

Sylvester L, tinner, 707 Larkin 

Syme John N, sec Geary Street Rail- 
road Co, NE cor Geary and Buchanan 

Syndicate M Co, J Stadtfeld Jr sec, 319 
California 

SYZ HARRY W, general insurance 
agent, £20 and 222 California 

Szarvash S T, druggist, cor Powell and 
Filbert 


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Taber C W, dairy, 1008 Valencia 
Taber, Harker & Co (J S Taber and Asa 


Harker), importers and wholesale | Ta 


grocers, 108 and 110 California 


TABER I W, proprietor Taber’s Pho- 
tographic Parlors, 8 Montgomery 

Taber Jacob S (Taber, Harker & Co), 108 
and 110 California 

TABER'S PHOTOGRAPHIC PAR- 
LORS, I W Taber proprieter, §& 
Montgomery 

Ta ant. J A (Mayhew & Taggard), 405 

ashington 
Tahiti Line Packets, Matthew Turner 
, 122 California 

Tailors’ Cutters’ Union, K R B Hall, 
861 Market 

Tailors’ Protective Association, Verein 
Eintracht Hall, 316 Post 

Tait Allen J (Tait & Hainque), 115 and 
117 Beale 

Tait Goorge, capitalist, room 68, 309 
Montgomery 

Tait & Hainque (Allen J Tait and Mar- 
tial Hainque), Cyclops Engine and 
Machine Works, 109 and 111 Beale 

Talbot C F A (Pope & Talbot), 204 Cali- 
fornia 

Talbot C W, milkman, 35 Eddy 

Talbot W H & C F A (Pope & Talbot), 
cor King and 3d j 

Talbot W H (Pope & Talbot), 204 Cali- 
fornia 

Talcott Harvey D, attorney-at-law, 62] 


Clay 
Taliaferro T W, attorney-at-law, 328 


Montgomery 
Tallant & Co (Drury J Tallant, John 
McKee and John DTallant), bankers, 


NE cor California and Battery 
Tallant Drury J (Tallant & Co), NE cor 
California and Battery 
Tallant John D (Tallant & Co), NE cor 
California atid Battery 
Tallant Robert (Haycock, Tallant & 
Cotton), NW cor Folsom and Main 
ae MrsC, dyer and scourer, 1212 
olk 


Tailon John E, physician, 131 Mont- 


gomery 
Tambling W H, mfr of bath cases, 7 9th 
Tamm A J, tailor, 107 Stockton 
| TAMM T, proprietor Pacific 
Ocean Exchange, southeast corner 
Bay and Mason 
Tamm Henry (Kreye & Tamm), 150 Ist 
Tamm John W, salcon, SW cor Stock- 
ton and O'Farrell 
Tammany Hall, cor 8th and Folsom 
Tanron Madam, lace renovator and «:n- 
broiderer, 1505 Pine 
Tappen H H, water pipe, 32 Merchent’s 
ixchange 
Tapper H, carpenter, 641 California 
Tardelli Lafayette, fruit and vegetables, 
3034 Hayes 
y MF (Tarpey & Kirkpatrick), 
1 California 


frou Doors. Bank Vaults, Eic. 


lety Goods, ete, at NORCROSS & CO. 
Sasouic Temple, No.6 Post Street, ®,F.” 


342 Sam Francisco. 


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Tarpey & Kirkpatrick (J F Ta 
J W kirk i "Bol Ca.- 


patrick), live stock, 
fornia 
ARPY DP, secretary American Heat 
and Light Co, 821 Market, office 307 
California 
| Tasheira George (Thomas W McCollam 
& Co), 208 Clay 
- Tasheira Lem, civil engineer A and P 
RR, 328 Montgomery 
Taschner Hugo, groceries, 312 Chestnut 
TATUM & ay (H L Tatum and 
J J Bowen), type, presses, inks and 
printer’s material, and manufacturers 
age.ts sawmill machinery, engines, 
boilers, tools, etc, 12 California 
Tatum H L (Tatum & Bowen), 12 Cali- 
fornia 
Taubmann John (Taubmann & Knubel), 
NW cor Bush and Franklin 
Taubmann & Knubel (John Taubmann 
and August Knubel), groceries, NW 
cor Bush and Franklin 
Taufenbach Arnold, lunch kitchen, 54 
Belden Place 
Taussig Louis (Louis Taussig & Co), 205 
and 207 Battery 
Taussig Louis & Co (Louis Taussig and 
Ad_ KEisenbach), wholesale liquor 
dealers, 205 and 207 Battery 
Taussig Philip, new and second-hand 
furniture, 10424 Howard 
Tavornier Jules, artist, 728 Montgome 
Tavolara J (Lusinchi & Tavolara), stall 
6 Clay Street Market. 
Tay George H (Geo H Tay & Co), 614- 
818 omiogt 8 
Tay George H & Co (George H Tay, H 
B Broo s, Geo LGoud and Oscar J 
Backus), hollowware, stones, metals 
ete, 105 and 107 California and 614 
and 618 Battery 
Tayac Mrs C J, liquors,231 4th 
TAYLOR CL, president Sun Insurance 
Co of San Francisco, 415 California 
Taylor C L & Co, shipping and commis- 
sion merchants, 34 California 
Taylor & Copeland (F L Taylor and 
Ww G Copeland), architects, 126 
K 


earny 

Taylor C R, The Avenue Livery Stable, 
312 Golden Gate ave 

Taylor Cyrus B, baker, 207 6th 

Taylor rs E (King & Taylor), 27 
tre 


ary 

Taylor Edward R (Taylor & Haight), 
attorney-at-law, 207 Sansome 

bad! lor F L (Taylor & Copeland), 126 


perny 
Taylor Frank F, attorney-at-law, 429 
ontgomer 


y. 
| Taylor & Haight (Edward R Taylor and 


Geo W Haight), attorneys-at-law, 207 | T 


Sansome 


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343 


Taylor Harry, coal and wood, 22 Mont- 


Taylor Henry R (John Taylor & Co) 
ay or enry onn ayilor Oo 
118 and 150 Market. ‘ 


Taylor James (Robinson & Taylor), sor. 


ayes & Buchanan 
Taylor James, varieties, 903 Bush 
Taylor James M, attorney-at-law, 410 
ont; anery, 
Taylor John, barber, 2558 Folsom 
Taylor John (John Taylor & Co), 118 
and 120 Market 
Taylor J F (Corning & Co), 11 Taylor 
Taylor John & Co (John and H R Tay- 
lor), druggist’s sundries and assayer’s 
materials, 118 and 120 Market 
Taylor John & Co, saloon, 13 Post 
Taylor John W, mgr The Gutta Percha 
and Rubber Mfg Co, SW cor Ist and 
Market 
ba & Kinney (E Kinney and Mrs E 
aylor), Joti Bones 27 Geary 
Taylor & Moore (WH Taylor and Joseph 
oore), ae rs Risdon Iron and Loco- 
motive Works, cor Beale and Howard 
Taylor & Moore (Truman Taylor and 
ustin Moore), horse radish, 29 Cen- 
tre Market 
Taylor Robert H, atty-at-law, 606 
ontgomery 
Taylor R W, mattress mfr, 1559 Mar- 


et 

Taylor Miss S, dressmaker, 712 Sutter 

TAYLOR 8 P & CO, manufacturers 
of paper and paper dealers, 414 and 
416 Clay 

Taylor T, oyster saloon, 5154 4th 

Taylor T G, pres and supt Yellow Jack- 
4) Silver Mining Co, Gold Hill, Nev- 
ada 

Taylor Truman (Tuylor & Moore), 29 

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‘aylor hysician, 215 Gea: 

TAYLOR WH. president Riedon Iron 
and Locomotive Works, southeast 
corner Howard and Beaie 

TAYLOR WM J, wminiag secretary, 
room 25, 310 Pine 

Taylor W S, stock broker, 314 Mont- 
gomety 

Teague L A (Cone & Teague), 1424 4th 

bas W, painter, plasterer and as- 
phaltum roofer, 405 Clementina 

Teal Benjamin, 
Montgomer 

Teamsters’ an 
Hall, 121 E 

Teare Philip, U S District Attorney, 
room 59, Appraiser’s Buildin 

Tecklenburg oh carpenter, 1055 Folsom 

Tedford C J, real estate, 331 Mont- 

gomery 

eese Lewis Jr, liquors, SE cor Califor- 

nia and Kearny 


attorney-at-law, 523 


raymens’ Union, B B 
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Tehama Primary School, cor Tehama 
and 2d 

Teintuch M, jewelry, 240 Kearny 

Teixeira Frank Lee, barber, 505 Broad- 
way 

Telegraph Hil! Observatory, Vogelsan 


£ 
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& Wertheim proprs, cor Kearny an 
Greenwich 
Telegraph Hill R R Co, Otto H Frank 
sec, 508 Montgomery 
‘Telephone,’ 605 Clay 
Telephone Oyster Co, O’Brien & Put- 
tuck proprs, oyster saloon, 1427 
Polk 
4s Telephone Transfer Co, Phillips & Dick- 
W ieson proprs, 304 16th and 644 Mar-. 
t 


ke 

TELLER JD P, commission broker, 
405 Front 

Teller Philip S, commission broker, 405 


jy. 


nt 
Tellurium Gold and Silver Mining Co, 


change 
Temperance Coffee House, Mrs S A 
Pearson propr, 631 Clay 


Temperance Hall, —— Duffy janitor, 
184 Eddy 

Templar Encampment, No 50, C of RC, 
184 Eddy 


Ten Bosch N & Co, shipping and com- 
mission merchants, 28 Merchants’ 


Exchange 

TENCE C proprietor Rassette House, 
family hotel, 1] Kearny 

Tennent Thomas, chronometer and in- 
strument maker, 18 Market 

Tenney Richard P, commission mer- 
chant, 6 Davis 

Tennis Henry, groceries and liquors, 
NE cor Grove and Gough 

Tenthorey J P (Tenthorey & Trolliet), 
558 Mission 

Tenthorey & Trolliet (J P Tenthorey 
and H Trolliet), macaroni and vermi- 
celli factory, 558 Mi sion 

Terbois F, tailor, 222 Montgomery ave 

Terkelson James (Terkelson & Bro), 
foot of 4th st 

Terkelson L & Bro (Lraenz and James 
Terkelson), wood, foot of 4th 

Terkelson Lraenz (‘Terkelson L & Bro), 
foot of 4th 

Terkildsen Geo, restaurant, 1704 Polk 

TERME MME LOUIS, costumer, 612 
Montgomery 

Terminal Hotel, J H Corcoran propr, 
606 4th 

Terpsiehorean Hall, cor Pacific and 
Stockton 

Terrapin Oyster House, Philip Scatting 
propr, 15 Stockton 


838 Market 


H. WACHHORST "“g7.sisat!on,te, be S880" 315 J 


ae iat aan BAP MA 


H P Bush sec, 27 Merchants’ Ex- | TE 


PRISON CELLS, sooast iar ies Sw. 


iL shar: Sey be acaee ts ame 


119 Montgomery St. 


Territorial Pioneers’ Library, 838 Mar- 
ket, 2,000 volumes é 
Terry E & Co, oysters, 107 California 
Market 

Terry John C (Joseph T Terry & Co), 
747 Market 

Terry J gee T (Joseph T Terry & Co), 
747 Market 

Terry vines T & Co (Joseph T and 
John C Terry), auctioneers and fur- 
niture dealers, 747 Market 

Terry L A, meat, stall 7 Centre Market 

TEBRY RB O, superintendent Franklin 
Brass and Tron Woks, 105 Fremunt 

Terry Wm N, saw filer, 103 Spear 

Tesmore Solomon, oysters, 57-59 Cali- 
fornia Market 

Tessel Louis, liquors, 653 Washington 

Tetzen Christian, mdse broker, 232 Cal- 
ifornia 

Teubner Gustave (Teubner & Hoffmann), 
532 California 

UBNER & HOFFMANN, metal 
showcase manufacturers, 532 Cali- 
fornia 

Teutonia Garden, Henry and George 
Waas proprs, cor Jemima and Steiner 

Teutonia Hall, 1322 Howard 

Teutonia Insurance Co of New Orleans, 
Hutchinson & Mann agts, 322 and 324 
California 

Teutonia Saloon, Louis Wahl propr, liq- 
uors, 28 3d 

Tevis Harry L (Scofieid & Tevis), 120 
and 122 Front 

TEVIS HUGH, secretary Continental 
Oil and Transportation Co of Cali- 
fornia, 123 California 

TEVIS LLOYD, capitalist, northeast 
corner California and Sansome 

Tewksbury Lucio M, attorney-at-law, 
6 Montgomery ave 

Texas Ice Co, H Deas sec, 44 Nevada 
Block 

Thacher Geo & Co, importers of liquors, 
322 Clay 

Thackray George, hay, grain, wood and 
coal, SW cor 22d and Fair Oaks 

Thain Alex T Jr (Thain Bros), 781 Mar- 


Thain Frederick (Thain Bros), 781 Mar- 


et 

Thain Bros (Alex T Jr and Frederick 
Thain), candy factory, 781 Market 

Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance 
Co of London, William Greer Harri- 
son agt, 308 Pine 

Thannhauser August (Thannhauser & 
Co), 311 California 

Thannhauser & Co (S M and August 
Thannhauser), commission merchants 
and insurance agts, 311 California 


Territorial Pioneers, L J Hardy Jr sec, | Thannhauser S M (Thannhauser & Co), 


311 California 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO,, Starlzsei'arcese gomery 


344 San Francisco. 


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sioner, 288 Montgomery 

Tharp Joseph L, register of voters, New 
City Hall 

Thatcher Edward C, propr Eureka Ba- 
zaar, 869 Market 

Thee Benjamin B, chemist, Grand 


Thayer I E, agt Duncan Mills Land and 
Lumber Co, 22 California 
THAYER 0 AA physician, 218 Post 
THE ARCAD ry O’Brien & Co, im- 
rters of dr pee 924-928 Market 
LAS SPENCE CO (A S Spence 
and H L Mason, San Francisco, and 
S W Coxter, Ohio), wholesale and 
manufacturers agents for novelties, no- 
tions and fancy goods, 537 Market 
THE ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO 
OF NORTH AMERICA, Horace D 
Irwin & Co general agents, 216 San- 
some 
THE BABCOCK & WILCOX C0, 
Charles G Ewing manager, patent 
water-tube decata botlera, 505 Mission 
The Bancroft Library, Hubert H Ban- 
croft propr, stra Valencia 
TREET CO, Paired 
Mercantile pene New York, L B 
THE GF superintendent, 230 California 
HE CENTRAL GASLIGHT CO, 
kf McLaughlin president, A D 
Sharon vice-president, James W Bur- 
ling secretary, general office 413 Cali- 
fornia, uptown office 843 Market 
“THE COAST REVIEW,” J G Ea- 


THE. COMMERCLE 320 Saar 


AGENCY. 
ik Pickens & Pauilen. corner 
Sansome and California 


Brokers, E F Hall Jr pres, 327 Pine 

Te COMPTOIR D’ESCOMPTE DE 

PARIS, © de Guigne agent, 412 

Montgomery 

THE CORNER, Alexander Hauer 
proprietor, liquors, coruer 4th and 
Everett 

THE CUBA, Adolph Griesser proprie- 
tor, southeast corner Montgomery 
and Clay 

THE DANICHEFF KID GLOVE 
FACTORY, & © Clark proprietor, 
119 Dupont (moved from 114 Post) 


The Danube Austrian Insurance Com- 
pany, Hy Balzer & Co general agts, 
200 Sansome 

T ht, TIONAL GOLD 

FRANCISCO, k 


C Woolworth president, i D Morgan 


THE” IDE Montgomer 
OGRAP HC, "Walter 
= ae and proprietor, 1038 


Mission 


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Tharp E B, notary public and commis- THE J C YOUNG INSTITUTE, 7 


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Stockton 

THE J M BRUNSWICK & BALKE 
CO, manufacturers of billiard and pool 
tables, the largest billiard house in 
the world, 653 and 655 Market 

The James Lick Trust, H E Mathews, 
606 Mont ares 

THE JO OEBLING’S SONS 
Co, Mooney manager, manufac- 
turers of wire work, steel and iron, 


14 Drumm 

THE LIO. E INSURANCE CO 
OF LO » George D Dornin 

ae Tey 433 California 

THE Ap L, LONDON 

GLOBE CE COMPANY, 
Charles D Haven resident secretary, 
422 California 

YHE L W BLINN LUMBER CO, 
Geo W Hooper secretary, corner 4th 
and Channel 

TRE O'BERON, saloon and billiards, 
ot Walter proprietor, 32-40 O’Far- 
re 

‘The Pacific’ (Congregational), 7 Mont- 

omery ave 
SINGER MANUFACTUR- 
ING CO’S SEWING MACHINES, 
John R MacKenzie manager, 116 Sut- 
ter : 

THE STATE INVESTMENT 
INSURANCE CO OF SAN FR 
CISCO, A J Bryant president, C' H 
Cushing secretary, 218 and 220 Sin- 
some 

THE TRAVELERS’ INSURANCE 
COMPANY OF HARTFORD, 
Thomas Bennet general agent, 410 
California 

WESTERN PAPER COM- 
PANY, Putter & Van Derveer, 212 
Sacramento 

Theas Phillip, furniture and carpets, 
1115 Dupont 

Theater Comique, James A Browne 

ropr, W F A Karman mgr, NW cor 
ine and Kearny 

Thebald Robert, stable, 24 Commercial 

Theil F, liquors, 300 3d 

Theller Samuel L, real estate, rooms 3 
and 4, 330 Pine 

Theobald Geo J (Geo J Theobald & Co), 
419 California 

Theobald George J & Co (George J The- 
obald), shipping and commission, 419 
California 

THEOBALD, KANE & CO, coal, 35 
and 37 Clay 

Theobald R W (Theobald, Kane & Co), 
35 and 37 Clay 

Theological Seminary, 121 Haight 

Thevenet EK U J, laundry, 106 Stockton 

Thevenet Mary, laundry, 106 Stockton 


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‘ Oregon Ash, Maple and Alder, 


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Thiehaut Charles, paper box mfr, 744 
Mission 

Thiele A L, fobliher of ‘The Humor- 
ist,” 622 Clay bet Kearny and Mont- 
GO th 

Thiele Hugene (Sevin Vincent & Co) 
607 Sansome 

Thiele J (Janson & Thiele), hatter, 118 
6th, bet Mission and Howard 

Thiele Louis, editor “The Humorist,”’ 
622 Clay 

THIELMANN MARTIN 6, sec- 
retary American Eagle Association, 
123 California 

Thierbach Chas (Thierbach & Kroeger), 
SW cor 5th and Bryant 

Thierbach & Kroeger (Wm Kroeger and 
Charles Thierbach), coffee and spice 
mill, SW cor 5th and Bryant 

Thies Stoeven, groceries, 1627 Powell 

Thiesse Albert, lodging-house, 919 Stock- 


ton 

Third Baptist (colored), Powell bet 
Bush and Sutter 

Third Congregational Church, 15th nr 
Mission 

THIREERGE ONESIME, bootmaker, 
316 4th 

Thode John W, groceries, NE cor 
Hayes and Laguna 

Thode W I, groceries, 544 Hayes 

Thom Wohrden T N, liquors, SE cor 
Bartlett and 23d 

Thomann J, bootmaker, Filbert nr Fill- 
more 

Thomas Chas J, milkmen’s headquar- 
ters saloon, 35 Eddy 

Thomas Charles L, coal and wood, 313 
and 315 Ist 

Thomas Eugene (Eugene Thomas'& Co), 
617 and 619 Sansome 

THOMAS EUGENE & CO (Eugene 
Thomas and Adolph Carrere), impor- 
ters wines and liquors and agents 
Bordeaux Board of Underwriters, 617 
and 619 Sansome 

Thomas F & Co (Francis Thomas), dye- 
ing and cleaning, 714 Washington:and 
10th bet Market and Mission 


THOMAS FRANCIS (Thomas & Co), 
27 10th and 714 Washington 

Thomas'Geo H, G A R Post No 2, 218 
Post 

Thomas Henry (Locke & Thomas), 670 
Mission 

Thomes Mrs Jane, dressmaker, 1652 
Polk 

Thomas J, cigars:and tobaceo, 130 Cali- 
fornia 

Thomas John, groceries, SW cor Cali- 
forma ar” Larkm 

Thomas J G, cigars and tobacco, 130 
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Thomas J Proctor, produce and commis- 
sion, 109 and 111 Dawis 

Thomas P J, printer (Cosmopolitan 
Printing Office), 505 Clay 

Thomas P, pres Standard Soap Co, 
204 Sacramento, retail, 637 Market 

Thomas Mrs Stephen, milliner, 30 3d 

THOMAS (Chickering & 

homas), attorney-at-law, 214 ‘Sane 

some 

Thomason E R, street contractor, 640 
Market 

Thomford H A, butcher, 701 Mont- 
gomery aye 

rab son A ©, marble worker, 441 7th 
jompson A Ww, attorney-at-law, 320 
Sansome 

THOMPSON BROS (Thomas and 
Thornton Thompson), proprietors 
Eureka Foundry, 129 and 131 Beale 

THOMPSON MRS C M, president 
Women’s Protective League, 218 Post 

Thompson & Co (E B Thompson and 
.Theresa_ Corlett), publishers ‘The 
Golden Gate,’’ 1326 Bush 

THOMPSON & CO (I D and J W 
Thompson), manufacturers flavoring 
extracts and the ‘‘Governor,” for 
rheumatism, 504 Front 

Thompson D (Auerbach & Thompson), 
751 Market 

THOMPSON E B, manager American 
Mercantile Union, 76 Montgomery 
Block, 628 Montgomery 

Thompson E B (EB Thompson & Co), 
1326 Bush 

Thompson E H, engineer and machinist, 
57 Beale 

THOMPSON MISS ELIZA, dress- 
maker, 733 O’Farrell 

THOM PSON FF & R Thompson), 73 
4t 


THOMPSON F & R, book store, 73 
4t 
'THOMPSON GEORGE C, soda water 
| and mineral waters, 1915 Mason 
OMPSON I H, secretary People’s 
Ice Co, 312 Mission 
Thompson Ira D (Thompson & Co), 504 
Front 
Thompson J (Perjan & Thompson), 42 
n 
Thompson James D, attorney-at-law, 
318 Pine 
Thompson James W (Thompson & Co), 
504 Front 
Thompson James W, saloon, 3 Mer- 
chant 
Thompson J B, attorney-at-law, 402 
Montgomer 
Thompson J i, insurance broker, 413 


Montgomer 
THOMPSO J §, president Peoples’ 
Ice Co, 312 Mission 


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Thompson L, watches and jewelry, 139 
Montgomery 

Thompson Mrs Mary A, dressmaker, 
646 Howard. 

Thompson N ©, hay and grain and wood 
and coal, cor Church and 24th 

Thompson N 8, druggist, cor Steuart 
and Market 

Thompson O A, (Butte Ditch and Min- 
ing Co), 204 Post 

Thompson Robect, collector, 436 Mont- 


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THOMPSON R, attorney-at-law, 76 
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THOMPSON B (F &'R Thompson), 
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THOMPSON THOMAS (Thompson 

Bros), 129 and 131 Beale 

Thompson Thornton (Thompson Bros), 
129 and 131 Beale 

Thompson William, boarding house, 
103 Clark 

Thompson William, groceries, SW cor 
26th and Bartlett 

Thompson W S§, sailors’ boarding-house, 
10 Broadway 

Thomsen Thomas A, agt Spring Dale 
Water Co, 271 East 

THOMSON & EVANS (J Thomson 
and C H Evans), engineers and ma- 
chinists, 110 and 112 Beale 

THOMSON J (‘Thomson & Evans), 110 
Beale 

Thomson Monroe, mining, 302 Mont- 
gomery 

Thomson Peter, pres California Hosiery 
Co, 111 Sansome 

Thomson Thomas, wharf and bridge 
builder, 14 Howard 

Thomson Wn, cigars, 102 Jackson 

THOMSON WM JR (Young, Thom- 
son & Co), 123 Beale 

Thor and Bright Point Mining Co, Geo 
W Deitzler sec, 220 Sansome 

Thorn Chas Jr, general freight agt San 
Francisco & N PC RR, 450 Califor- 
nia 

THORN S F, manager Grand Hotel, 
southeast corner Market and New 
Montgomery 

Thorne i L, attorney-at-law, 330 Pine 

Thornton Crittenden, attorncy-at-law, 
426 California : 

THORNTON HARRY I (Garber. 
Thornton & Bishop), 327 Pine 

Thornton J D, justice supreme court, 
cor Stockton and O’Farrell 

Thornton J F & Co (J F Thornton and 
Wm J O’Conor), -fruits and produce, 
1600 Pacific 

Thornton J F (J F Thornton & Co), 
1600 Pacific 

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ThorntonS K (J D Culp & Co), 16 
Front 

Thornton T P, tinning and plumbing, 
10584 Howard 

Thornhill Joseph, bricklayer and con- 
tractor, 35 Pine 

Thoroughfare Hotel, Ed Stoetzer propr, 
cor 5th and Bryant 

Thors Louis, photographer, 1025 Lar- 


kin 
sd Mrs Mary, coffee saloon, 626 


Thorsen Peter, saloon, 29 Pacitic 

Thorson Nicolaus, merchant tailor, 15 
New Montgomery 

Thrall H, dentist, 26 Geary 

THRASHER MRS 8A, lodging-house, 


Throckmorton § R, capitalist, 401 Cal- 
ifornia 
Thron Mrs, dressmaking, 912 Larkin 
THUMANN HENRY, dealer in choice 
roceries, wine and liquors, corner 
ine and Hyde 
Thumler H, bootmaker, 284 1st 
Thumler Chas, boots and shoes, 28 Turk 
Thumler C L, bootmaker, 6 Sacramento 
Thunder Powder Co, C M Oakley sec, 
Wm Sherman pres, 606 Montgomery 
Thurman & Beyer (J W Thurman and 
A Beyer), paper bags, boxes and en- 
velopes, 258 Market 
Thurman Henry, liquors, 404 Hayes 
Thurman J W (Thurman & Beyer), 258 
Market 
THURSTON GEORGE P, mining, 
315 California 
ido JG, straw works, 757 How- 
ar 
Thurston John L, mfrs agt, 39 Sutter 
Thyes John B, cigars and tobacco, 61 3d 
Tiaffay George (A L Auradou & Co), 
515 Merchant 
ae JS, architect, 871 Filbert, Oak- 
an 
Tibbits Stephen Morris, physician, 931 
Howard 
Tichenor H B(H B,Tichenor & Co), 42 
Market 
Tichenor H B & Co, lumber and proprs 
Navarro Mills, 42 Market 
Tichenor § J, liquors, NE cor Bush and 
Battery 
TICINO HOTEL, David Laloli pro- 
prietor, 518 Pacitic 
Tidball Scott, artist, 11 Kearny 
Tidd J A, liquors, SE cor Sacramento 
and Kearny 
Tide Land Reclamation Company, J S 
Lambert sec, 320 Sansome 
Tieck John, groceries, SE cor Post and 
Jones 
Tiedemann John, groceries, NE cor Ellis 
and Devisadero 


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Tiedemann Mark, groceries, NW cor 
McAllister and G Gough ; 
Tiedemann Martin, groceries, 700 Mc- 
Allister 
Tiedermann Henry (Tiedermann & Scho- 
2 macker), 1301 Powell 
Tiedermann & Schomacker (HenryTider- 
= mann and Andrew Schomacker), gro- 
ceries, 1301 Powell 
ment Mrs Maria, groceries, 18 Na- 


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wn Tierback J & Co, fruits, Grand Central 
Market 


§ TIERNEY EP, physician, 708 Mont: 
‘omer 


'Y M, coal, wood, coke and 
liquors, 18 Everett 
bape Thomas (Hardiman & Tierney), 
and coal, 710 Brannan 
Tietjen D W (Kelting & Tietjen), SW 
cor Washington and East 
Tietjen D W, groceries, 317 Drumm 
Tietjen Henry, saloon, 906 Kearny 
Tietjen Henry, groceries, SW cor Broad- 
way and Leavenworth 
Tietjen Henry (Henry Ahrens & Co), 
1420 Pine 
Tietjen Hermann, groceries, 520 Pine 
Tiffany & Co (W Z Tiffany), coal and 
wood, 130 Ellis 
ti bung Z (Tiffany & Co), 130 Ellis 
9] Tiggs A, books and stationery, 408 
ry Tilden Charles L, carpenter, 8 Quincy 
Tilden C L (Tilden & Tilden), ,attorney- 
at-law, 533 Kearny 
ae ae J (Tilden & Tilden), 533 


OD] vilden H% (Collins & Tilden), 426 San- 
some 
= Tilden Mining Co, room 11, 310 Pine 
-==| Tilden & Tilden (H J and C L Tilden), 
attorneys-at-law, 533 Kearny 
Tilfore E A, mgr Standard Oil Co, King 
bet 2d and 3d 
>) Tillman Augustus, harnessmaker, 313 


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Tillman J, tailor, 1416 Stockton 
Tillmann & Bendel (Fredrick Tillmann 
and Hermann Bendel), grocers and 
fenerel mdse, 325 and 327 Battery 
Nriant Fredrick (Tillmann & Bendel), 
908 and 327 Battery 
Tillson C (Daly & Tillson), 121 Mont- 
omery 
Tilton Win H (Carroll &° Tilton), 873 
Market 
Timke Anthony M (J H Timke & Bro), 
gas ar mfr, 425 and 427 Front 
Timke James H (J H:Timke & Bro), ci- 
gar mfr, 425 and 427 Front 
Timke J H & Bro (James H and An- 
py oP viasgeadl cigar mfrs, 425 and 
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San Francisco. 


Timm E A (Timm & Ryan), 245-251 
16th 


Timm & Ryan, dry goods, 245-251 16th 

Timney Mrs E J, varieties, 1505 Powell 

Tindal Geo W, ‘commission merchant, 
500 and 502 Sansome 

Tinnemann Louie, fruits, 1502 Polk 

Tinoco J M (J M Tinoco & Co), consul 
of Salvador, 506 Batter 

Tinoco J M & Co (J M Tinoco and J 
Costa), commission merchants, 506 
Batte 

Tioga "Consolidated Mining Co, 62 Ne- 
vada Block 

Tippett John (Garnell & Tippett), 539 

ackson 

Tip Top Silver Mining Co, H Deas sec, 
rocm 44, 309 Montgomer, 

Tirney Thomas, liquors, 526 3d: 

Tirrell Mrs A M & Geo B Conant, varie- 
ties, 1821 Polk 

Tirrell C & P H & Co hn and PH 
Tirrell and Henry wards), boots 
and shoes, 419 Clay 

Tirrell ao (C& P H Tirrell & Co), 
419 C 

Tirrell P mh (C & PH Tirrell & Co), 419 

Tishler Geo, school books and station- 
ery, 24 6th nr Market 


TITCOMB AC (AC Titcomb & Co), 24 
TITCOMB AC & CO (A C Titcomb), 


wholesale watches and jewelry, man- 
ufacturers and importers o " silver: 
ware, 24 Post 

Titcomb & Co (H D Titcomb), produce 
commission and mfrs’ agts, 205 Sac- 
ramento 

Titcomb H D (Titcomb & Co), 205 Sac- 
ramento 

Titscher A F, butcher, cor Railroad and 
11th aves 

TITTEL MRS ME, real estate, 417 


ne ii Hall, 417 Bush 


TITUS DANIEL (Pillsbury & Titus), 
attorney-at-law, 306 Pine 


TITUS I §S, physician, 34 Kearn 

Titus J B, druggist, 601 and 603 Laguna 

TITUS WH, agent Wells, Fargo & 
Co’s Express, northeast corner San- 
some and Halleck 

Tivoli Garden, Kreling Bros proprs, 28- 
32 Eddy 

Toggee r grocer, SE cor Kearny and 
Valle 

Tobbenboske Henry J, groceries, SW 
cor Howard and 2d 

Tobbenboske Herman, cigars and tobac- 
co, SW cor Market and 2d 

Tobelmann Henry, groceries and liquor, 
237 Hayes 


Tubular Wheelbarrows. Bolt and Bridge 
Work, 227 Main Street. San Francisco. 


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Tobey Sart P Prope] Metropolitan Foun- | T 
dry, 228 Fremont 

Tobey & Son. Ohatie F and Albert D 
H ghey), grereen 524 Valencia 

Tobey “Pacific Church- 
ey (Ei rnp fal), 605 Montgomery 

Tobin Alfred, a Hictoar-atiaw, 8 Mont- 

‘omery 

Tobin E M, pianos and organs, 17 Turk 

Tobin I J, bootmaker, Valencia 

Tobin J ¥, merchant tailor, 114 Mont- 


Tobin Jot John, bootmaker and cigars, 444 
Valencia 
Tobin R C, stock broker, 314 Montgom- 


e 

Tobin Richard (Tobin & Tobin), attor- 
ney-at- -law, 8 Mont; omery 

Tobin Robert (Tobin & Tobin), 8 Mont- 


Tobin Ro Robert J, sec and treas Hibernia 
Savings and Loan Society and Police 
Commissioners, 2-6 Montgomery 

Tobin & Tobin (Robert and Richard To- 
bin), attorneys-at-law, 8 Montgomery 

Tobleman Henry, wood and coal, ha 
and grain, groceries and liquors, SE 
cor Hayes and Franklin 

Landini & Tocchini), 
1320 Polk 


abo AH & Co, stock broker, U S 
are Praha M, real estate, 306 Mont- 


reid : Mrs Marian, attorney-at-law, 51 
Montgomery Block, 628 Montgomery 

Todesco Jacob, tailor, 414 O'Farrell 

Todt & Boss (Frederick Todt and Fred- 
erick Boss), blacksmithing and ma- 
chine works, 19 lst 

Todt Ferdinand (Wagner & Todt), 565 
Mission 

Todt Fred (Todt & Boss), 19 Ist 

Todt John, cutler and locksmith, 119 
Leidesdorff 

Toepke Wm, director Orchestral Union, 
117 Post 

Toft & Bros (N and C Toft), wood and 
coal, Waller bet Fillmore and Steiner 

Toft Hans, hairdresser, 818 3d 

Tognotto Onusto (L Marsili & Co), 320 
Broad adway 

Tojetti D, aia 223 Leavenworth 

Toklas Ferdinand (Toklas & Singerman), 
and -sec Mutual Building and Loa” 
Association, 218 California 

Toklas Max (Davis Bros, Toklas & Co), 
10 Sutter 

Toklas & Singermian (Ferdinand Toklas), 
commission merchants, 218 California 

Toland C &, physician, 7 Montgomery 
ave 

Toland’s Medical College, cor Stockton 
and Pfeiffer 


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by Mae ae Ry (I W Floyd & Co), cor 
ae Chee mE (Cherry & Tolles), 636 


Tallichet Clara, dyer, 12124 Polk 

Tollner Wm (Saur & Tollner), SW cor 
Davis and Pacific 

ae P J, groceries, SW cor 6th and 


TOMBSTO: WATER, MILL AND 
LU CO, George C Pratt, room 
22, 309 Montgomery 

Tomkinson James, livery stable, 57-61 


inna 

Tompkins F W, attorney-at-law, 320 
Sansome 

Tompkins M M, accountant, 423 Cali- 
fornia 

bi! ai W UH, attorney-at-law, 636 


Tomek Wn, painter, 122 4th 
Toner hu h, wood and coal, 608 3d 
Tonett John, bootmaker, 134 Pacific 
Tonini A (Tonini Bros), 136 Montgomery 
ave 
Tonini Bros (MG and A Tonini), sta- 
tionery, 136 Montgomery ave 
Tonini M G (Tonini Bros), 136 Mont- 
gomery ave 
Tonite Powder Company, Thomas Bell 
res, R L Shainwald sec, 310 Cali- 
ornia 
Tonjes Christopher (M & C Tonjes), SE 
cor Union and Mason 
Tonjes Martin (M & C Tonjes), SE cor 
Union and Mason 
Tonjes M & C (Martin and Christopher 
Tonjes), groceries, SE cor Union and 
Mason 
‘Tonks J. gold and silve: engraver, 614 
Merchant 
Tonner F (Shirek & Tonner), 18 Sutter 
Toohey C, lunch hampers, 604 Market 
TOOE John, fish and poultry, 34] 4th 
OOHY D DENNIS J, attorney-at-law, 
betes 57 and 58, 330 Pine 
Toohy & Johasaon, attorneys-at-law, 
330 Pine 
Toomey Daniel (Boyle & Toomey), 809 
Howard 
Toomey & Dolan, horseshoers, 7 Louisa 
Toomey H, real estate, 418 Montgomery 
Toothacker John H, blacksmith, Pine 
bet Nan Ness ave and Franklin 
Topiano Frank, groceries, cor 29th and 
Mission 
Toplitz F & Co (F and L Toplitz), whole- 
sale millinery, 571 Market 
TOPLITZ F (Ff Toplitz & Co and M 
Banner & Co), 571 Market 
Toplitz J B, general agt for shirring 
machine of the Pacific Coast, 529 Clay 
To ae L(F Toplitz & Co), res New 


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Torras & Freeman (Charles W Freeman 
and Vincent A Torras), book and job 
printers, 419 Sacramento 

Torras Vincent A (Torras & Freeman), 
419 Sacramento 

Toscana Hotel, V Davalle & Co proprs, 
619 Broadway 

Tostmann Henry, pres Verein Eintracht, 
316 Post 

Tostmann Henry, groceries, cor 5th and 
Mission 

Touchard Albert, attorney-at-law, 604 
Clay 

Touchard Gustave, pres Union Insur- 
ance Company, 416 California ‘ 

Tournel Madame M, French laundry, 
120 Ge 

Towne A 
cor 4th and Townsend 

Towne J W (Biake, Robbins & Co), res 
New York 

Townsend A S, saloon, 17 Valencia 

Townsend F J S, carpenter and builder, 


612 19th 

TOWNSEND G W (G W McPherson 
& Co), 608 Market 

a Sapipaiags B, attorney-at-law, 636 

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Townsend W S, candy mfr, 627 Market 

Toy Geo D (Van Tassel & Toy), 218 Cal- 
ifornia 

Traber J (Muller & Traber), 610 Sacra- 


mento 
Tracy Mrs(, liquors, 4%4 3d 
Cz (S: slett & Tracy), 
906 Market 


TRACY DR 

Trade Peter, whitener, 1431 Valencia 

Traders’ Insurance Co, Jacobs & Easton 
general agts, 216 Sansome 

Trades Assembly, Verein Eintracht 
Hall, 316 Post 

Trans-Atlantic Fire Insurance Co of 
Hamburg, Geo Marcus & Co agta, 304 
California 

Trans-Atlantic Marine Insurance Com- 
pany, Thannhauser & Co agts, 311 
California 

Trantle Mrs M, lodging-house, 305 
ety 

Trany Mining Co, 409 California 

Trask Mra A L, teacher Valencia Pri- 
mary School 

Trask James L, real estate, 6 Montgom- 


ery ave 

Tracy John W (Whelan & Tracy), 410 
Sansome 

Tratz Mrs, lodging-house, 118} Wash- 
ington 

UBE HARTWIG, watchmaker 

and manufacturing jeweler, 643 
Kearny 

Lag C (Aug Jungblut & Co), 10-16 

'yler 
Trautmann John, restaurant, 39 Market 


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» general mgr CP RR, NE| TRAVERS 


Trautner Bros (Gustave and Charles 
Trautner), tailors, 505 California 

Trautner Charles (Trautner Bros), 505 
California 

Trautner Gustave (Trautner Bros), 505 
California 

Trautvetter A, bootmaker, 2515 Mission 

TRAVFUERS’ INS CE CO 
OF HARTFORD (The), Thomas 
Bennet general agent, 410 California 

Traver G W, general agent Massachu- 
setts Benefit Association, 26 New 
Montgomery 

Traver GW & Co, insurance agents, 26 
New ze 

TRAVER C, livery stable, 2611 


Mission 
CHAS E (Severance, 
Travers & Hornblower), attorney-at- 
law, 331 Montgomery 
Tier Miss Rosain, lodging-house, 51 
Bias hol W W, mining sec, room 37, 309 
ontgomery 
Treadwell J P, attorney-at-law, 606 


earny 

Trebois F, tailor, 220 Montgomery ave 

Tregellas Mrs Susan, dressmaker, 838 
Market 

Trejos J & Co (J F Skelly and Yanuario 
Arroyo), importers and commission 
merchants, 123 California 

Trenkle E, dent 318 Kearny 

Trespailles Martin, bakery, 1504 Turk 

Trevor Frank, wood and coal, 706 Bush 

Trew Thomas D, cutlery, lamps, oils, 
etc, 1005 Market bet 6th and 7th 

Tribel Louis (Imhaus & Tribel), 403 
Hayes 

Tridon L, liquors, 317 Bush 

Triest B (Triest & Co), 116 and 118 San- 
some 

a ons & Co (B pegs = and A Pies 

), importers of hats, 116 an 

118 Sansome 

Trinidad Mill Co, F P and A J Hooper 
agts, pier No 24, Steuart 

Trinity Church. Rev H W Beers, D D, 
pastor, cor Powell and Post 

Tripp Clinton C, capitalist, rooms 7 and 
8, 401 California 

TRIPP GEORGE A (George A Tripp 
& Co), 226 Fremont 

TRIPP GEORGE A & (OO (George 
A Tripp), coppersmiths, plumbing 
and steam fitting, 226 Fremont 

Tripp J W, attorney-at-law, 408 Cali- 
fornia 

Tritsch Peter, saloon, 531 Jackson 

Trobock B N (Trobick & Levy), 420 
Sansome ; 

Trobock & Levy (B N Trobock and M 
W Levy), commission merchants; 420 
Sansome 


ufacturers all kin 
237 Main Street, 


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Troendle T R, agt ‘1s Louis Paper Co, 
SW cor Montgomery and Commercial 

Troga Con MCo, W H Lent sec, room 
62, 309 Montgomery 

Trolliet H (Tenthorey & Trolliet), 558 
Mission 

Trost L P, saloon, 637 Broadway 

Trouette Hypolite, druggist, 304 4th 

Troutman John, restaurant, 39 Market 

Troutt James M, attorney-at-law, 207 
Sansome 

Troy Bros, liquors, 24 Hayes 

Trowbridge Mrs S A, smplopuiet office, 
11 Stockton 

Truckee Lumber Co’s Box Factory, 249 
and 251 Berry 

Truebenbach D E (M Waterman & Co), 
113 Clay 

Truelson Theodore, groceries, cor Leav- 
enwvurth and Sacramento 

Trueman Herbert G, dentist, 1001 Mar- 
ket cor 6th ; 

TRUESDELL MRS A OC, proprietor 
Truesdell House, 1104 Market 

TRUESDELL HOUSE, Mrs A OC 
Truesdell proprietor, 1104 Market 

TRUMANI J (Jackson & Truman), 
625-631 6th and 149-169 Bluxome 

TRUMBULLR J (R J Trumbull & 
Co), 419 Sansome 

LLR J& CO(R J Trun- 

bull and Chas W Beebe), seedsmen 
and nurserymen, 419-421 Sansome 

Trumbull Walter (W Trumbull & Co), 
316 Pine 

Trumbull William, saddle and harness 
maker, 119-121 Davis 

Trumpour J I, dentist, 4014 Hayes 

Trunkle Emil, physician, 318 Kearny 

TRUSSEAU P C, attorney-at-law, 604 
Merchant 

‘Truth,” 430 Clay 

TRUWORTHY MRS F M, successor 
to F M Truworthy, stencil plates and 
rubber arenas 318 Front 

Tryon James W, apothecary, 56 Geary 

Tsang Hoy, Chinese vice-consul, 915 

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vet Henry, notions, cor Market and 
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Tscharner & Nager (J Tscharner and 
Paul Nager), saloon, 215 Dupont 

Techarner J (Tscharner & Nager) 215 
D.:pont, res 621 California 

Tscherner M (G Leipnitz & Co), 236 


Sutter 

TSCHURR C (Tschurr & Dingeon) 217 
Kearny 

TSCHURR & DINGEON (C Tschurr 
and L ere Maison Doree Rea- 

Kearny 


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351 


Tsola Paul eee & Broya), cor Mission 


and Goddy . 

Tubbs A L (Tubbs & Co), 611 and 613 
Front 

Tubbs & Co (A Land Hiram Tubbs), 
S F Cordage Factory, 611 and 613 
Front 

Tubbs Hiram (Tubbs & Co), 611 and 
613 Front 

TUBBS ROBT C (Pease & Tubbs), 418 
Sacrainento 

Tuck John, saloon, San Bruno road 

Tucker Mrs Ella, dressmaker, 524 6th 

Tucker Mrs H S P, artist in crayon, 
200 Stockton 

TUCKER GEO H, metal cornice man- 
ufacturer, 539 Sth 

Tucker John W (Fritz Dirking), watches 
and jewelry, 131 Kearny 

Tucker W J, mgr American Saw Co, 3 


Spear 

Tuckey Alfred, repairer of jewelry, 13 
Trinity 

Tuebner & Hoffman (Gustav Tuebner 
and William Hoffman), show cases, 
532 California 

Tuedinglausen Oscar Wolf, druggist, 
519 Hayes 

Tuft James, ship owner, 22 California 

TUGGLE S P (Allen, Tuggle & Co), 18 
and 20 Spear 

Tuite James, bakery, 217 8th 

Tully Frank, tannery, Serpentine ave 
bet Folsom and Harrison 

Tunitas Petroleum Co, S M B Haley 
mgr, 405 California 

Turel J (Lemoine, Turel & Co), commis- 
sion merchants, stalls 15, 17 and 19, 
S F Market 

Turk Henry (Neubert & Turk), 25 Cali- 
fornia Market 

TURK STREET HOTEL, Hillen- 
eri & Klose proprietors, 22 and 24 

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Turk Street Primary School, Turk near 
Webster 

Turkey, Consul of, G W Gibbs, 33 Fre- 


mont 

Turnbull W (W Turnbull & Co), 316 
Pine and SW cor East llth and 6th 
ave, East Oakland 

TURNBULL W & CO (W Turnbull), 
stock brokers, 316 Pine and south- 
west corner Eact 11th and 6th avenue, 
East Oakland 

WALTER, stock broker, 

316 Pine and southwest corner East 
llth and 6th avenue, East Oakland 

Turn Verein Hall (The Old), Huber 
Bros (O F and A Huber), 620 Bush 

Turner A J (Turner, Kennedy & Shaw), 
840 4th 

TurnerC, mgr Bay City Soda Water Co, 
110 and 112 Tyler 


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Turner Charles D (Burnell & Trrner), 

, _ 519 Sacramento 

Turner Mrs C V, corsets, 1250 Market 

T GEORGE, attorney-at-law, 
331 Montgoiner 

ae Mrs H W, confectionery, 149 


Turner John, mining, 414 California 

Turner, Kennedy & Shaw (A J Turner, 
John F Kennedy and Geo T Shaw), 
lumber, doors and sashes, 840 4th 

Turner Matthew, agt Tahiti Line Pack- 
ets and ship builder, 122 California 

Turner R P, real estate, 640 Clay 

Turn Verein Hall, Bush bet Stockton 
and Powell 

Turn Verein Hall, Powell bet Pine and 
California 

urn Verein Hall, Turk bet Leaven- 
worth and Hyde 

ony Verein Vorwartz Hall, 310 O’Far- 


re 

Turn Verein, 323 Turk 

Turpin F L, propr Capitol House, 537 
Sacramento 

Tuscarora Mill and Mining Co, M E 
Sterling sec, 309 California 

Tuska Walter J, attorney-at-law, 7 
seonteeery ave 

Tustin I, mfr Rotary Pulverizing 
Mill and windmill mfr, 308 Mission 

Tuttle — (Warren & Tuttle), 204 9th 

Tuttle A J (Tuttle Bros), 234 Montgom- 


ery 
Tuttle Bros (John and A J Tuttle), 
brickmakers, 234 Montgomery bin 
1- 


Tuttle H D, attorney-at-law, 4 
fornia 

Tuttle John (Tuttle Bros), 234 Mont- 
gomery 

Tuttle S E, restaurant, 161 9th 

Twenty-seventh Street M E Church, 
27th bet Church and Sanchez 

Twichell W _L, physician, 5284 Valencia 

TWIGGS D A, books, stationery, toys 
etc, 408 3d 

Twist Frank J, teacher and translator, 


13 Stockton 
Tyler B(SH Tyler & Son), 221 Com- 


mercial 

TYLER GEORGE W, attorney-ct- 
law, 318 Pine 

Tyler John, restaurant, 1007 Market 
bet 6th and 7th 

Tyler S H (S H Tyler & Son), 221 Com- 
mercial 

Tyler S H & Son (H F and E Tyler), 
wholesale spices etc, 221 Commercial 

Tyler Street Primary School, Golden 
Gate ave nr Pierce 


Tyrrell J H (Brearty & Tyrrell), 1111 ba N saaag Telegraph, supt’s office 
a 


Market 
Tyson A J (Tyson & Bill), butchers, cor 
Washington and Stockton 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, “**ser"main'strcce, tan Hrancisce, 


Tyson & Bill (A J Tyson and George 
Bill), butchers, cor Washington and 
Stockton 

Tyson Duncan §, saloon, SW cor Sac- 
ramento and Leidesdorff 

Tyson Henry F (B Mendiondou & Co), 
532 Merchant 


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Ubhaus Bros, 12 Geary 

Ubner Ernest, pekery 804 Greenwich 

Uhl G (Goety & Uhl), 429 California 

Uford Lena, dressmaker, 441 Green 

Uhlenbrock A, liquors, 603 California 

Uhlig Mrs Marguerita, music teacher, 
108 McAllister 

ee Robert, music teacher, 106 McAl- 
ister 

Uhrlandt Hermann E (Radovich & Uhr- 
landt), 306 Kearn 

Ulin John, coffee saloo.1, 310 Dupont 

UNCLE JACOBS (A), broker, 613 


Pacific 
UNDERHILL H B JR, secretary 
Selby Smelting and Lead Co, 416 
Bivuectaatty 
Underwood H E (Underwood & Kord- 
meyer), Russ House Billiard Rooms 
Underwood & Kordmeyer (H E Under- 
wood and G Kordmeyer), Russ House 
Billiard Rooms 
Underwriters’ Fire Patrol, Russell 
White capt, C H Okell lieut, head- 
quarters room 1, 33 Stevenson 
Ungaretti F, fruits, 601 Post 
Unger A (Unger & Merdheim), Alameda 
Unger Frank L, sec Pacific Stock -Ex- 
ange, 314 Montgomer 
Unger Louis, meat market, 1236 Pacific 
Unger & Mendheim (A Unger and M 
endheim), real estate, 210 Mont- 
gomery 
Ungraded School, cor Harrison bet 10th 
and llth : 
Dagon Aug, saloon, cor Valencia and 
t. 
nion Base Ball Grounds, resorts and 
drives, cor Townsend and 7th 
Union Block, 202 Market 
UNION BOX FACTORY, R 1. Morey 
superintendent, 114-120 Spear 
Union Brewery, C Hess propr, 326 
Clementina 
Union building and Loan Association, 
BB Hall, 121 Eddy 
Union Con Mining Co, J M Buffington 
sec, 309 California 
Union Club, Wm Ashburner pres, 508 
California 


Union Furniture Co, Clarke & Lawson, 
855 Market 


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Union Gravel Mining Co, 320 Sansome 
Union Hall, 731 Howard 
Union Hotel, Adam Wagner propr, 34 


Hayes 
UNION HOUSE, John Burfeind propr, 
northeast corner Bay and Larkin 
Union Insurance Co (Phil’a), Jacobs 
& Easton general 8, 216 Sansome 
UNION INSURANCE CO OF SAN 
CO, Gustave Touchard 
president,*C D Haven secretary, 416 
California 
Union Iron Works, Prescott, Scott & 
Co, NE cor lst and Mission 
Union Loan Association, Isaac Upham 
pres, room 4, 729 Montgomery 
Union Malt House, brewery, 1413 and 
1415 Folsom, office 311 Sacramento 
Union Market, Howard bet 3d and 4th 
Union Mineral and Soda Water Works, 
Geo C Thompson propr, 1915 Mason 
UNION MUTUAL INSUR.- 
ANCE CO (Maine), E Hawkins ..an- 
ager, 601 California 
ON PACIFIC RAILWAY, D W 
Hitchcock general western passenger 
agent, Masonic Temple, 1 Montgomery 
Union Pacific Salt Co, Jno Barton pres, 
A W Jee sec, 34 and 216 Sacramento 
UNION ‘PACKING CO, Sidney M 
Smith president, P D Code vice-pres- 
ident, Chas J King secretary, Wm T 
Coleman & Co sole agents, 121 Market 
Union Powder Co, M Kissler supt, 40 
California 
Union Primary School, cor Filbert and 
Kearny 
Union R B, butcher, Grand Central 
Market cor 6th 
Union Restaurant and Oyster Saloon, 
A Jugassovich & Co proprs, 106 6th 
UNION SALOON, William Wall 
roprietor, 12] 4th 
UNION SAW WORKS, Hawkins & 
Co proprietors, 32 Fremont 
Union Scales, C R Allen, 118 and 120 
Beale 
UNION SHAFT CO, George C Pratt 
secretary, room 22, 309 Montgomery 
Uni m Soap Factory, Chas Peterson and 
Ludwig Koster proprs, Juniper off 
Folsom bet 10th and 11th 
Union Square Baptist Church, Post bet 
Powell and Mason 
Union Square House, 226 Stockton 
Union Square Park, Stockton bet Geary 
and Post 
Union Street Exchange School, 512 
Union 
Union Warehouse, Scholle & Lanker- 
shim proprs, NW cor Union and 
Batter 
United y OR Order of Druids, 4)3 
Sutter 


724 Market and 203 Montgome 


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United Californians, Gus 
director, hall 417 Kearny 
United Land Association, A C Ham- 
mond sec, 401 California : 
UNITED MARKET, Richard T Bac- 
cus proprietor, southwest corner Ma- 
son and O’Farrell 

United Order of Friends, K R B Hall, 
861 Market 

United Presbyterian Church, Rev M M 
Gibson pastor, 107 and 109 Mason 

United Presbyterian Sabbath School, 
2419 Mission 

United States Appraisers’ Building, 
Sansome bet Washington and Jack- 


son 

United States Appraisers’ Office, J G 
Moore and G Dent, appraisers’ 
room 29, Appraisers’ Building 

United States Army Depots, cor New 
Montgomery and Jessie 

United States Army Engineer ’ Pacific 
Coast, Col Stuart senior engineer, 533 
Kearn 

United States Army, Pacific Coast Di- 
vision, presidio, Irvin McDowell com- 
mander 

UNITED STATES BREWERY, F 
Kronesberg & Co, corner Franklin 
& McAllister 

UNITED STATES CARTRIDGE 
COMPANY, Charles Sonntag & Co 
agents, 116 Market 

United States Circuit Court, Lorenzo 
Sawyer judge, Stephen J Field pre- 
siding judge, U S Appraisers’ Building 

United States of Columbia, R Ulloa 
consul, 415 Montgomery 

United States Commissioners’ Office 
LS B Sawyer and J F O’Beirne, com- 
missioners room, 51 U S Appraisers’ 
Building 

United States Custom Barge Office, 
Appraisers’ Building, Meiggs’ Wharf, 
foot Powell 

United States Custom House, cor Bat- 
tery and Washington 

United States Custom House, cor 
Washington and Sansome 

United States District Court, Ogden 
Hoffman judge, Southard Hoffman 
Clerk, room 63 Appraisers’ Building 

United States Engineers Office, George 
H Mendell chief, 533 Kearny 

United States Geological Survey, 155 
New Montgomery 

United States Hotel, John Kelly & Son, 
306 Beale 

United States Insurance Co of New 
York, E D Farnsworth & Son, 219 
Sansome 

United States Land Office, Wm R 
Wheaton register, Chas H Chamber- 
lain receiver, 610 Commercial 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, Stitt Counter rope, Newel Posts, tiaiusters, 
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United States Laundry, 12394 Folsom 

United States Laundry Association, 
Scherb STATES Caw. 3d 

UNITED ASSOCIA- 
TION OF NEW YORK, John B 
Wilkins attorney, 438 California 

United States Light House Department, 
120 Sutter 

United States Marine Hospital, near 
Presidio Reservation, John Vansant 
surgeon in charge, Spence C Devan, 

Yemans, E L Grattan assist- 

ants, Appraisers’ Building, Sansome 
bet Washington and Jackson 

United States Mint, cor 5th and Mis- 
sion nr Market (Mint began opera- 
NITED STATES N 

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AGENCY » Henry Cox, 620 Wash- 
it gton 

United States Post-office, cor Washing- 
ton and Battery 

United States Restaurant, Ezra Bo 
Rickards propr, 548 Clay 

United States Restaurant, Emil Quarg 
propr, 537 Clay 

United States Shipping Commission 
Office, J D Stevenson commissioner, 
118 Jackson 

United States Signal Service, Nelson 
Gorom observer, office 42 Merchants’ 


ms. cte. O15 J Street, Sacramento, Cal. 


H. WACHHORST ‘Grinstensredir 


Exchange 

United States Sub-Treasurer, N W 
Spaulding, 610 Commercial 

United States Surveyor General’: Of- 
fice) Wm H Brown surveyor general, 
610 Commercial 

United Workingmen’s Co-operative Boot 
and Shoe Company, Rosie sec, 
factory cor 25th and Bartlett and 416 
Market 

United Workman’s Store, gents’ and 
ladies’ furnishing goods, L Marks 
propr, 18 6th 

Unity e, No 273, Independent Order 
B'nai Brriths, B’nai Brith Hall, 121 


Eddy 

Unity Lodge, Ancient Order United 
ee B'nai Brith Hall, 121 
dd 


UN. BENEVOLENT AS- 
SOCIATION (for unmarried persons), 
W Price secretary and general man- 
ager, 1038 Mission between 6th and 

th 


Universal Copying Oo, Jeffers & Wells 
proprs, 1202 Mission 

Universal Cooler Co, Geo W Deitzler 
sec, 220 Sansome 

Universal Fashion Co, Isaac Lamb agt, 
40 6th 


Universal Marine Insurance Co (United) 
London, Wilfred B Chapman agt, 123 
California 


PRISON CELLS, *‘es7"ats Stroee, s.r.’ GALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


FELLOWS’’SUPPLIES, "isss, Berers,ct“gat @meEORS. 4, (P- 


354 San Francisco. 


University City College, 119 Haight 
University Collections (Berkeley). of 
fossils, animals, birds, ores, minerals, 


UNIVERSITY DAIRY, John Kelly 


proprietor, San Bruno Road 
University Gold Mining Co, Wm L Oli- 
ver sec, 328 Montgomery 
University Publishing Co, Alexander W 
H MacEwen agt, 108 Leidesdorff 
UNNA JACOB, feather dusters, brushes 
and brooms, 157 and 159 New Mont- 
gomery 
Upham Isaac (Payot, Upham & Co and 
ovis Gregoire & Co), and pres Union 
Loan Association 
Upstone John, iron doors and shutiers, 
521 Mission 
Upton Bros (Vernon and Thomas B 
pton), job printers, 605 Sacramento 
Upton Thos B (Uptun Bros), 605 Sac- 
ramento 
Upton Veraon (Upton Bros). 605 Sacra- 


mento 

Urbach Ignatz, leather and findings, 801 
Montgomery 

Urban Ferdinand, saloon, 10 Ellis 

Urban Hugo, cigar mfy, 1028 Market 

Urban Jacob, saloon, 925 Kearny 

URI FELIX, butcher, 22-26 San 
Francisco Market 

Urioste Adolph Jorge (Urruela & Uri- 
oste), 202 Market 

Urner John, liquors, 2122 Mission 

Urquhart William (Rickards & Urqu- 
hurt), 115 Drumm 

Urruela Jose (Urruela & Urioste), 202 
Market 

Urruela & Urioste (Jose Urruela and 
Adolphe Jorge Urioste), commission 
merchant:, 202 Market 

Urry Daniel B, furniture, 155 3d 

Uruguay, W Grace consul, 40 California 

Ussellini A, baker, 219 6th 

Ussenger M, sec of Empire Council 
Chosen Friends, 510 Bush 

Ustorg Marcellen, market, 154 lst 

UTAH SILVER MINING CO, Geo 
C Pratt secretary, room 22, 309 
Montgomery 

Utschig John, boots and shoes, 326 
Bush 

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Vaccari C M, painter, 325 Turk 

Vaccaro (+ (G Vaccaro & Co), 611 Mont- 
gomery ave 

Vaccaro G & Co(G Vaccaro and Fran- 
cisco Chizhisola), fruits and vegeta- 
bles, 611 Montgomery ave 

Vacquart A P, restaurant, 732 Mont- 


omer: 
Vahle Harry, liquors, 0 4th 


COMELIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST. S. F. 


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Vail A H (Sanborn, Vai' & Co), 857 
Market 

Vaillant Mrs Fanny, groceries, cor 27th 
and Harrison 

VALDEZ ZEFERINO, groceries and 
provisions, 3264 Dupont 

Vale Chas Sr (Vale & Son), 1404 Polk 

Vale Chas Jr (Vale & Son), 1404 Polk 

Vale Chas & Son (Chas Vale Sr and 
Chas Vale Jr), hardware, 1404 Polk 

Valencia Primary School, Valencia bet 
22d and 23d 

VALENTE LUIGI, baker and manu- 
facturer maccaroni and _ vermicelli, 
214 Broadwa 

J J, superintendent 

Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express, north- 
east corner of Sansome and Halleck 

Valentirie Mill Mining Co, John H Gil- 
lespy sec, room 73, 309 Montgomery 

Valentine S D (Francis, Valentine & 
Co), 517 Clay 

Valentine V (EK J Cattarina & Co),"519 
Front 

Valianos Gec-ge, fruits, cor Tyler and 
Market 

Valkmann George F (A Schilling & Co), 
122 and 124 Davis 

be recy Samuel (J R Brodie & Co), 420 


a 

Vallejo and San Francisco Express, 
Good & Roney agts, 418 Sacramento 

Vallet Charles, saloon, 3474 5th 

Van Alen W K, real estate, 602 Wash- 
ington 

Van Alstine A & Co, patent medicines, 
550 Washington 

Vanaradale P (Worden, Vanarsdale 
& Co), 422 6th 

Van Bergen August, liquors, 425 San- 
some 

Van Bergen J W (N Van Bergen & Co), 
413 and 415 Clay 

Van Bergen N (N Van Bergen & Co), 
413 and 415 Clay 

Van Bergen N & Co (N Van Bergen, L 
F Holtz andJ W Van Bergen), whole- 
sale liquors, 413 and 415 Cla 

Van Bibber T CU, stationery, 1305 Polk 

Van Blarcom A Lines, wool merchant, 
214 Sansome 

Van Bokkelen W A M, civil engineer, 
419 California 

Van Brunt RK N, accountant, 310 Pine 

Vance K A (Sweeney & Vance), 623 Cal- 
ifornia 

Vancini A, fruit, 1106 Stockton 

Van Court John F, carriage trimmings, 
0s Jessie 

Vancouver Mining Co, 409 California 

Van De Mark sor F (Gillespie & 
Van De Mark), 11 Drumm 

va Bergh J P P, physician, 2234 

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Van )enburgh A, denti-+, 134 Geary 
Vandenburgh D, dentist, 229 G 
Vanderbilt M and M Co, J Morizio sec, 


328 ER Wad ; 

VAN DER NAILLEN A, principal 
School of Engineering, engineering 
and assaying, 24 Post 

Vand-rpool Mrs Mary F, physician, 
11574 Mission 

Vanderslice W K (W K Vanderslice & 
Co), 136 Sutter 

Vanderslice W K & Co (W K Vander- 
slice and K Melrose), watches and 
jewelry, 136 Sutter 

Vandersweep James, photographer, 64 

Van Derveer M P (Potter & Van Der- 
veer), 212 Sacramento 

Van Dingster R, groceries, SW cor Bay 
and Dupont 

Vandoren George W, dry goods, 1505 
Stockton 

Van Duren Herman, liquors, 1101 Fol- 
som 

Van Dusen J, real estate, 207 Kearny 

Van Duzer A P, assistant district attor- 
ney, room 59, Appraisers’ Buildin 

Van Dyck Hubbard C, merchandise 
broker, 310 Pine 

Van Dyke Walter & William, attorneys- 
at-law, 507 Montgomery 

Van Geistetieds H L, barber, 633 Pacific 

Van Glahn John H, groceries, cor 22d 
and Chattanooga 

Van Gulphen Geo, sec Cigarmakers’ 
Association, 114 Dupont 

Van Housen William, meat market, NE 
cor Larkin and Ellis 

Van Iderstine D (Amos Currier & Co), 
103 Dupont 


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and bie be Se 22 Kearny 

Van Lambert, propr Eureka 
Broom Factory, 17th bet Howard and 
Shotwell, offce 315 and 317 Sacra- 
mento 

Van Loben Sels P J, attorney-at-law 
and consul of Paraguay, 530 Cali- 
fornia 

Van Ness T C, attorney-at-law, 339 
Kearny 

Van Noorden MrsT H, dry goods and 
shoes, 1505 Steiner 

Van Nordon & Gilmore (R T Van Nor- 
gon and J H Gilmore), realestate, 607 

ontgomery 

Van Nordon R T (Van Nordon & Gil- 
more), 607 Montgomer 

Van Norden William, saloon, 1714 Mis- 
sion 

Van Orden L, dentist, 131 Post 

Vanpel H J EK, upholsterer, 2121 Mis- 
sion 


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AN REYNEGOM F W, attorney: 
at-law, 12 Montgomery 

Van Sauten E, insurance broker, 401 

__ California 

Van Schaick L H, “attorney-at-law, 606 
Mon ing 

Van Sicklen F W (Dodge, Sweeney * 

. Co), 114 and 116 Market 

Van Tassel CJ (Van Tassel & Toy), 218 
California 

Var. s’assel & Toy (C J Van Tassel and 
George D Toy), mfrs’ agts, 218 Cali- 
fornia 

Van Vlack G J, physician, 24 Ellis 

Van Vlack J, physician, 24 Ellis 

Van Vleck Durbin, designer and engrav- 
er on wood, 432 Montgomer 

Van Vliet Leon, jeweler, 506 Kearny 

VAN WINKLE I 8 & C0, NT Ko. 
maine manager, iron, steel and heavy 
hardware, 413 and 415 Market 

Van yes H L, stock broker, 308 Pine 

Van Wyck S M, supt Golden City 
Chemical Works, cor 7th and Town- 
send 

Van’s Photograph Gallery, 64 3d 

Varney Ned, saloon, 524 4th 

Varrath Cris C (Clause, Wreden & Co), 
cor Lombard and Taylor 

Vasconcellos J J, ranges and stoves, 524 
heh ey 

Vessault Ferdinand, gec Society of Cal- 
ifornia Pioneers, Montgomery bet 
Jackson and Pacific, and real estate 
agt, 140 Montgomery 

Vasselin H, toys, 146 7th 

Vaughan’s Photograph Gallery, M Kar- 
ras and S Brown, 18 3d 

Vaughan Mrs Emma, propr Imperial 
Photograph Gallery, 7244 Market 

Vaughan Fred, shoe Union News Co, cor 
Sansome and Washington. 

Vaughn A H estate of), liquors, 21 
Leidesdor ff 

Vaughn H B, carpet beating, 213 and 
215 Alabama bet 25th and 26th 

Vaupel Henry, cabinetmaker, 2121 Mis- 
sion 

Vauvert de Mean August, consul of 
France, 704 Washington 

Veatch Mrs, confectionery, 1252 Market 

Vecci G, tailor, 118 Montgomery ave 

Veen Frank (C Herrmann), 336 Kearny 

Veitch Parry, boots and shoes, 3005 
Mission 

Velbert J S, cigar mfr, 418 Hayes 

Venaglia Enrico, restaurant, 235 Mont- 
gomery ave 

Venanziv Quilici, saloon, 312 Montgom- 
ery ave 

ARD G, coffee and spice factory, 

625 and 627 Front 

Venezuela, Consul of, F Herrera, 218 
California 


Fences and Bridge Work. 
227 Main Street, Ss. F. 


Vennekohl! Bros (John and Ben Venno- 
kohl), groceries, 1200 Pacific 

Vennekoh! Ben (Vennekoh! Bros), 1200 
Pacific 

Veni.zkohl John (Vennekoh! Bros), 1200 


Pacific 
Venture V (Bertulucer & Venture), 316 


Broadway 

Venturi E, bootmaker, 1720 Stockton 

Verdenal J M, attorney-at-law, 526 
Montgomery 

Verdenhalven John, grocer, 400 6th 

Verdier Gaston (Verdier, Moreau & Co), 
cor Geary and Dupont 

Verdier, Moreen & Co (G Verdier anc 
Georde Moreau), dry goods, cor Geary 


and Dupont 
VEREIN EINTRACHT, H Tost- 
mann president, 316 Post 
Vergez Madam, dressmaker, 627 Union 
Verhaghen Adolph (Verhaghen & Dher- 
on), 3124 Minna 
VERHAGHEN & DHERON (Adolph 
Verhaghen and Adrian Dheron,, 
orcelain and glass painters, 3124 
finna 
Vermeel J L, hay and grain and com- 
mission merchant, 619 and 621 4th 
Vernon Frank, stenographer, 310 Pine 
Verrill Calvin M, saws set and filed, 
645 Mission 
Veteran’s Home Association, 10 Cali- 
fornia 
Veteran’s Home, 10 California 
Vetsch John, bakery, 111 6th 
Vetter August, horseshoer, 922 Brannan 
Vetter F, tailor, 1145 Market 
Vetter Mra H, fancy goods, 511 Bryant 
TTEREI JACOB (Vetterli& Wink- 


ler), 16s New Montgomer 
VETTERLI & WINKLER (Jacob 


Vetterli and Julius Winkler), saloon, 
163 New Montgomery 

Veuve H de Jr, California Package Dis- 
infecting Co, room 8, 525 Front 

Vice Thomas, boatbuilder, 42 Steuart 

VICE & LANTERI, boatbuilders, 6 
Broadway 

Vice Thomas (Vice & Lanteri), 6 Broad- 
way 

Vice WR, agt Sioux City and Pacific 
R R, 2 New Montgomery 

Vicini Peter, fruit and vegetables, SW 
cor Pacific aud Mason 

Victoria Steamship Co, 118 Pacific 

Victoria and Imperial Tunnel and Min- 
ing Co, W H Watscx sec, 302 Mont- 
gomery 

Victor Marie, French laundry, 10234 


Clay 

Vienna Cafe, August C Becker propr, 
341 Bush 

Vienn Gardens, Chas Rieck propr, NW 
cor Sutter and Stockton 


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VIENNA MODEL BAKERY, Roemer 
Bros proprietors, 205 Kearn 

Viereckt Conrad, bakery, 776 Foleom 

Vietheer Henry (Hokanson & Vietheer), 
527 East} 


Vietor C (Menecke, Vietor & Co), 435 
California 

Vignier A, importer of liquors, 429 and 

31 Battery 

Vignier A, cream tartar factory, NE 
cor 7tn and Bryant 

Vigoreux A W, physician, 224 6th 

Villedieu Chas, liquors, 111 Dupont 

Villemeur Joseph, bootmaker, 4 Summer 

Villemeyre Mrs S, laundry, 605 Post 

Vincent Clarence, contractor, 528 Cali- 
fornia 

Vincent F, florist, 321 Montgomery ave 

Vincent Sevin & Co(E Thiele), seeds- 
men, 607 Sansome 

Vinticultural Commissioners, 113 Leides- 


dorff 

Virden Delfina, bakery, 2215 Post 

Virginia and Gold Hill -Water Co, W 
W Stetson sec, room 57, 309 Mont- 
gomery 

Vits Jacob, bakery, 1205 Polk 

bi eheg Joseph, restaurant, 281 and 283 

ast 

Vlautin J P. restaurant, 715 and 717 
Davis 

“Voce del Popolo ” (semi-weekly), 536 
Washington 

Vock S (F Wittmaack & Co), 41 4th 

Vockke Gustav C, cigars, junction 
Kearny, Montgomery ave and Pacific 

Voelkel Geo E, architect, 331 Kearny 

Voge Charles, cigars, 815 Battery 

Vogel Alfred (Vogel & Hahn), 423 
Wash ngton 

Vogel Charles, bootmaker, 502 Post 

VOGEL & HAHN (Hugo Hahn and 
Alfred Vogel). news agents and im- 

orters, 423 Washington 

Vv LER A & CO, proprietors St 

Jacob’s Oil, Chas F Vonsanter man- 

ager, 710 Mission 

Vogelsang Max, saloon, 142 4th 

Vogelsang & Wertheim (Max Vogelsan, 
and Tony Wertheim), Telegraph Hil 
Observatory Concert Hall and res- 
taurant, cor Kearny and Greenwich 

VOGES GEORGE, liquors, 242 Sutter 

Vogelsang Max (V ogelsang & Wertheim), 
cor Kearny and Greenwich 

Vogul G, tailor, 407 Bush 

Voigt F R, editor “The Guide,” 521 


Clay 
Voisinet Jules E, hairdresser, 545 Mer- 


chant 

Volberg Chas (Schlueter & Volberg), 709 
Market 

Volkman C M, commission merchant, 
319 Washington 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


Voll Henry, dealer in hams, 51 Centre 
Market 

Vollers Bros (Charles and Henry Vol- 
ers), groceries, 971 Harrison 

Vollmar James, real estate agt, 40 Cali- 
fornia i 

Vollmer. Harry, saloon, SW cor Pacific 
and East 

Vollmer J, groceries, SE cor Turk and 

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olpert A, cigars, 2 ontgomery ave 

Von Ahnden J H, cigars an tolnece, 
5 Kearn 

VON AMMON EERNHARD, com 
mission merchant, 310 California 

Von Arx John (Von Arx & Lundquist), 
14 Geary 

Von Arx & Lundquist (John Von Arx 
and John G Lundquist), merchant 
tailors, 14 Geary 

Von Bargen Ernest (Doscher & Von 
Bargen), SW cor McAllister and Web- 


ster 

Von Bargen Henry (Schultz & Von 
Bargen), SE cor California and Front 

Vonder Lieth Frederick H, druggist, 
NE cor Powell and Broadway 

Von der Nienburg W A, liquors, SW 
cor California and Drumm 

Von d’Heidt William, saloon, 440 Bush 

Von Dohren H P (Mass & Von Dohren), 
300 O'Farrell 

Von Emden J, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker, cor 5th and Clara 

TOenee John, groceries, 1601 Pow- 


é 

Von Harten Louis, groceries, NW cor 
6th and Brannan 

Von Hoffmann Charles, physician, 119 
Stockton 

Von Issendorf C F, groceries, SW cor 
Howard and Beale 

Von Leicht Ferdinand, civil engineer, 
418 California 

Von Loesecke P, stock broker, 312 Pine 

Vonniucchi Lorenzo, fruit, 430 Broad- 


wa 

Von Ofen & Cohen (George Von Ofen 
and M J Cohen), cigar manufacturers, 
955 Howard 

Von Ofen George (Von Ofen & Cohen), 
955 How:.7d 

Von Rhein O F (O F Von Rhein & Co), 
512 California 

Von Rhein O F & Co (O F Von Rhein 
and W H Crim), real estate agents, 
512 California 

Von Ronn D, restaurant, NW cor East 
and Folsom 

Von Ronn & Hencke Bros (Wm Von 
Ronn and Hernan and Wm Hencke), 
dairy produce, 400) Front 

Von Ronn D & Schlichting, restaurant, 
cor Folsom and East 


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Von Ronn Wm (Von Ronn & Hencke 
Bros), 406 Front 

VON SANTER CHAS F, manager St 
Jacobs Oil, 716 Mission ” 

Von Schmidt A W, civil engineer, 808 

. og -arvong f 

Von Soosten Luder, saloon, 1949 Mis- 
sion 

Von Staden D ©, groceries, SW cor 
Mission and Steuart 

Von Staden Geo, saloon, 512 Front 

Von Tiedemann E, watchmaker and 
jeweler, 310 6th 

Von Tiedemann F, cigar manufacturer, 
310 6th 

Von Voss W, coffee and spice mills, 353 
-357 Tehama 

Voorhees James, attorney-at-law, 405 


Kearny 

Voorhies F B (Derby & Co), 741-747 
Mission 

Voorhies A H, oculist and aurist, 22 
Geary 

Voorman H, Pacific Distilling Co, 416 
Battery 

Voorman H (Frank Barnard & Co), 213 
Jackson 

Vorrath Thos, painter, 135 12th 

Vortman Henry, liquors, NW cor Steu- 
art and Howard 

Vorwerck Mrs M B, restaurant, 1819 
Powell 

Vossbrinck D, liq $9 East 

Voss H A, uphols 904 Larkin 

Votta Michele, mw... zacher, 1232 Du- 


pont 

Vowinkle Henry, florist, 1009 Folsom 
nr 6th 

**Voz del Nuevo Mundo,” 628 Mont- 
gomery 

‘VOZ PORTUGUEZA A,” Manoel 
Stone proprietor, 734 Montgomery 

Vrachliotti George, fancy goods, 1018 
Larkin 

Vreeland Phrank L (Painter & Vree- 
land), SW corner California and 
Kearny 

Vucassovich Antonio (F D Curtoni & 
Co), cor Turk and Larkin 


VULCAN FORGES, Garcin, Son & 
Co, 294 Howard 

Vulcan Mill and Mining Co, N E Ster- 
ling sec, 309 California 

Vulcan Powder Company, 
Shainwald sec, 218 California 

Vulicevich M, commission merchant, 
405 Davis 

VUSCOVICH & CHIUDA, commis. 
sion merchants, 519 Sansome 

Vuscovich S, cigars and tobacco, 430 
Stockton 

Vuscovich V (Vuscovich & Chiude), 519 
Sansome 


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Waas George & Henry, proprs Teu- 
tonia Garden, cor Jemima and Steiner 

Waas George, liquors, cor Steiner and 
Herman 

Waas H, bungs, plugs, etc., 720 Minna 

Wachsemith Wm, cigars and tobacco, 
2008 Mission 

Wachter Lawrence (Schneider & Wach- 
ter), 1524 and 1526 Pacific 

Wackenrueder Vitus, propr Franconia 
Nursery, San Bruno Road nr 28th 

Wade John, attorney-at-law, 56 Mont- 

pomery Block, 628 Monigsy 

Wade Mining Co, W H Allen sec, 306 
Pine 

Wade Thomas, dentist, 27 Geary 

WADE WILLIAM M, real estate, in- 
surance, collections and general busi- 
ness agent, 214 Sansome 

Wade W N, livery stable, 710 Broadway 

Wadham Luman, sec Bank Commission- 


ers 

Wadhams & Elliott (W Wadhams and 
H A Elliott), wholesale grocers, Port- 
land, Oregon, office 206 Front 

Wadhams W (Wadhams & Elliott), 206 
Front 

Wadman W BB, pres Pacific Stove and 
Iron Works Co, 228 and 230 Main 

WADSWORTH CHAS 6, physician, 


528 Hayes 
WADSWORTH MISS GRACE E. 
music teacher, 528 Hayes 
WADSWORTH H cashier of Wells, 
Fargo & Co’s Bank, northeast corner 
California and Sansome j 
WADSWORTH HOUSE (lodging), 
Major David Coon proprietor, 225 


ush 

Wadsworth J C L, sec Pacific Club, 204 
Montgomery and mining 40! Cali- 
fornia 

Wadsworth William R, broker, 531 Cal- 
ifornia 

Wagener & Besecke (Joseph Wagener 
and Wm Besecke), painters, 1906 
Larkin 

Wagener Joseph (Wagener & Besecke), 
1906 Larkin 

Waggoner G H, sec Pacific Land Invest- 
ment Co and sec South Pacific Coast 
Railroad, foot of Market 

Wagner A, “The Boca Exchange Saloon, 
227 Montgomery 

Wagner Adam, propr Union Hotel, 34 
Hayes 

Wagner A P (Wagner & Haub), 502 
Montgomery ave 

WAGNER & BUNYAN (H Wagner 
and E T Bunyan), proprietors and 
editors ‘‘Vanity Fair’ and ‘Golden 
Era,'’ 606 Clay and 22 Kearny 


PRISON CELLS, *Sess‘uein strece, s.” CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST., S. F. 


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Wagner C F (G Kaiser & Co), 17. and 19 
California Market 

Wagner Charles, meat market, 288 Ist 

bid: ng Charles (Kullman, Waguer & 

lo), 106 Battery 

Wagner © M, mgr Meerchaum and am- 
ber goods, 315 Kearny 

WAGNER L, saloon, 1232 Dupont 

WAGNER F, manufacturer of jewelry 
and diamond setter, 223 Kearny 

Wagner FO (F C Wagner & Bro), San 
Francisco Market 

Wagner F C & Bro(F Cand L Wagner), 


pork packers, 1, 3, and 5 San Fran-| W. 


cisco Market 
Wagner G (Wiese & Wagner, 26 Sacra- 
mento . 


ey Harr (Wagner & Bunyan), | WAKEFIE 


Clay and 22 Kearny 

Wagner Haub (A P Wagner and 
Philip Haub), butchers, 502 Mont- 
gomery ave and 1503 Stockton 

Wagner Henry, house painter, 937 Cal- 
ifornia 

Wagner H D, sewing machines, 19364 

is -ion 

Wagner J, bricklayer, 1032 Potrero 
ave 

Wagner John, physician, 920 Market 

Wagner John, SEP 2018 Mission 

WAGNER JOSEPH (Joseph Wagner 
& Co), 105 and 107 Mission 

WAGNER JOSEPH & CO (Joseph 
Wagner and M O’Brien), flour mills 
and mill furnishers, 105 and 107 Mis- 
sion (see advertisement) 

Wagner J G, plumbers and gastitters, 
214 Montgomery ave 

Wagner L (F © Wagner & Bro), San 
Francisco Market 

Wagner Ludwig (Wagner & Todt), 565 
Mission - 

Water Mrs M, dressmaker, 10244 Lar- 

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Wagner Mrs M A, milliner, 437 Hayes 
Wagner & Todt (Ludwig Wagner and 
erdinand Todt), coppersmiths, 565 
Mission 
Wagoner & Hammond (Luther Wago- 
ner and John H Hammond), mining 
engineers, 318 Pins 
Wagoner Luther (Wagoner & Ham- 
mond), 318 Pine 
Wahl Louis, liquors, 28 3d 
Wahler A N, Pacific Laundry and ci- 
gars and tobacco, 775 Market 
Wahlheim Otta, butcher, 912 20th 
HENRY, proprietor 
Hayes Valley Brewery, 512 and 514 
Grove 
Wahmuth Henry, liquors, 319 4th 


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Wainwright Wm, saloon and restaurant,, 
cor Hayes and Larkin 

Waite A T (A T Waite & Co), 1211 
Mason : 

Waite A T& Co (A T Waite, GW 
Cowyie and Joseph C Peters), livery 
stable, 1211 Mason z 

Waite John M (J K Armsby & Co), 318 
Front 

Wenn M, paper box mfr, 539 Mar- 

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Wakefield Rattan Co, Robt Coulter agt, 
644 Market 

AKEFIELD 8 B(S B Wakefield & 

Co), vice-president San Francisco 

Stock and Exchange Board, 327 Pine 

and 322 Pine 

LD 8B & CO (S B Wake- 
field and A W Foster), stock brokers, 
322 Pine 

WAKELEE & CO (Chas W and UC 
Randell), druggists, perfumery and 
manufacturers of medicinal extracts, 
southeast corner Bush and Montgom- 


ery 

WAKELING MRS LOTTIE T, mag- 
netic healer, 850 Market 

Walch Edward, liquors, NW cor O’ Far- 
rell and Devisadero 

Walcom George, furniture, 109 Stockton 

Walcom, Gowan & Coffee (Jacob Wal- 
com, Edward Gowan and John Coffee), 
carriage painters, 421 and 423 Pacitic 

Walcom Jacob (Walcom, Gowan & Cof- 
fee), 421 and 423 Pacific 

Walda Daniel, saloon and _ boarding 
house, 243 2d 

WALDE DANIEL, beer bottler, 243 

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Waldeck Ernst, liquors, 772 Mission 
Waldeck Fred, saloon, 22 Ist 
Waldo Lodging-House, 733 Market 
Waldstein A, Pioneer Cigar Box Fac- 
tory, Berry nr dth, office 320 Sansome 
Waldstein Abra':am, ab oarenuer zin- 
cographer and printer, 320 Sansome 
Wales Con Mining Co, 409 Washington 
Walfor Wm, saloon, 1004 Kearny 
Walker A, commercial broker, 402 
Front 
Walker Abner, carpenter, 2108 Filmore 
Walker J D, pres N PC RR, 430 Cali- 


fornia 
Walker F W (Ring & Walker), 535 


Cla 
WATKER H W., assayer and bullion 
refiner, 109 Montgomery Block 
Walker James D (Falkner, Bell & Co), 
ee North Pacific R R and pres 
estern Fur and Trading Co, 430 
California 


Wai Wera Mill and Mining Co, Alfred | Walker J G (Gilman, Walker & Co), 


K Dubrow sec, room 69, 309 Mont- 
gomery 


224 Front 
Walker O V, stock broker, 122 Pine 


WHITE BROS. 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
, St,8S.F. Counter Tops, Newel Posts, Balusters. 


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Walker Richard I, cigars and tobacco, 
414 Bush 
Walkington TG & Co (T @ Walking: 


King bet 4th and Sth 
Walkinshaw Robert, real estate agt and 
notary public, 407 Montgome: 
Walkinson F A (Ferguson & 
son), Haverley’s Theatre 
Westy W B (W B Walkup & Co), 
643 Cla; 
Walkup W B & Co, framers of maps 
and paper mounters, 543 Cla 


Wall livery stable, 38 6th 
WALL EDWARD, Wire Works, 1224 


oward é 
WALL J G (Hobbs, Wall & Co), res 
Crescent City 
Wall J S (Earnest, Wall & Co), 302 


Davis 

WALL WILLIAM, liquors, 121 4th 

Wallace Miss Ada, dressmaker, 714 

WALLACE. GREATHOUSE & 

Al 

BLANDING (William T Wallace, 
C R Greathouse and Gordon Bland- 
ing), attorneys-at-law, 324 Pine 

Wallace & Hastings (R B Wallace and 
RP Hastings), attorneys-at-law, 418 
California 

WALLACE HUGH, manager Marder, 
Luse & Co, Pacitic Type Foundry, 
526 and 528 Sacramento 

Wallace Mrs N, varieties, 1313 Pacific 

Wallace & Piercy (Andrew Piercy and 
Walter Wallace), lessees Recreation 
Grounds, cor Folsom and 25th 

Wallace R B (Wallace & Hastings), 418 
California 

Wallace Samuel H, cigars and tobacco, 
NW cor 6th and Howard 

Wallace Thos, stock broker, 240 Mont- 
gomery 

Wallace Walter (Wallace & Piercy), 
cor Folsom and 25th 

WALLACE WM T (Wallace, Great- 
house & Blanding), 324 Pine 

Wallazz E A (Wm Clark & Co), 509 


ayes 

Waller C & Bro (C and Crist Waller), 
groceries, 1731 Market 

Mj cia Claus(Waller & Bro), 1731 Mar- 


et 
wee Crist (Waller & Bro), 1731 Mar- 


et 

Waller John C (W H Wing & Co), NE 
cor Fremont and Mission 

Wallin Mrs Ida, bakery, 1602 Geary 

Wallmann & Bro, watchmakers and 
jewelers, 212 Montgomery 
allmann Bros, gun and locksmiths, 
1028 Sutter 

Wallmann Richard, groceries, NW cor 
Jones and O’Farrell 


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Wallmann Rudolf, locksmith, 246 Ellis 

Walls A, teacher vocal and instrumental 
music, 32 6th ‘ 

VILLA RESORT, Thos 

Stephens proprietor, fine wines 

liquors and cigars, cor California and 


and Frederick O Clark), 
house and restaurant, 44 Steuart 

Walpole Frederick (Walpole & Clark), 
44 Steuart 

Walsh Chas, Pioneer Soda Works, 1721 
Market 

Walsh Edward, saloon, 114 2d 

Walsh James, bakery, NW cor Larkin 
and Greenwich 

Walsh Jam:+a, bootmaker, 218 1st 

Walsh John, bootmaker, 443 20th 

Walsh John, bootmaker, 10 7th 

Walsh John B, books and atationery, 
129 6th 

wae Mrs M, cigars and tobacco, 129 
6t 

Walsh Mrs Margarot, mfr boys’ cloth- 
ing, 500 Ellis 

Walsh Martin, Pioneer Soda Works, 
1721 Market 

WALSH (MICHAEL, Mission Plan- 
ing Mills, 414 and 41% 22d 

Walsh Michael, boots and shoes, 27 


3d 
WALSH ROBERT, carriage, sign and 
ornamental painter, 47 and 49 Beale 
Walsh T F, bootmaker, 1153 Folsom 
Walsh Thomas H, liquors, 775 Market 
Walsh Walter, painter, 222 Mission 
Walsh & Welch, soda water mfrs, 1721 
Market + 
Walsh William R, groceries, 1130 Fol- 


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Walsh & Wilson, liquors, 775 Market 

Walsh W T, notary public, 326 Pine 

Walter D N (D N & E Walter & Co), 
cor Battery and Market 

Walter DN & E & Co (David N, Her- 
man N, Israel N, Emanuel and Moritz 
Walter), importers carpets and oil 
cloths, cor Battery and Market 

Walter E C (G Rudolf & Co), pianos, 
107 Stockton 

Walter Emanuel (D N & E Walter & 
Co), res New York 

WALTER F (Waiter, Schilling & Co), 
northwest corner Pine and Batte 

Walter George, meat market, 313 5th 
ALT @ J, saloon and biliiards, 
32-42 O’Farreil 

Walter Herman N (D N & E Walter & 
Co), cor Battery and Market 

Walter I N (D N & E Walter & Co), 
cor Battery and Market 

WALTER J (Walter & Rogg), 


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Walpole & Clark (Frederick Walpole 
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Walter Max (M Walter & Co), 625 San- 


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Walter M & Co (Max and Thomas 
Walter), wholesale liquors and mfrs 
bitters, 625 Sansome 

Walter ’ Morits (DN 3 E Walter & Co), 
res New York 

Walter Lebire (Fischer & Walter), 518 


Sacramento 
WAL & ROGG (Mrs J Walter 
iss Lena Rogg), costumers, 11 


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WALTER, SCHILLING & O00 (F 
Walter, O Schilling and F D Stadt- 
muller), native wines and brandies, 
northwest corner Pine and Battery 

Mid 9d Thomas (M Walter & Co), 625 

Sansome 

WALTERS WM. groceries, 31 Clem- 
entina 

Waltersen & Dewey (William Dewey 
and John Waltersen), commission 
merchants, 212 Clay and 819 Mont- 


omery 

Walteraen John (Waltersen & Dewey), 
212 Clay and 819 Montgomery 

Walterstein Frank (Hageman & Walter- 
stein), 334 Bush 

Walther P H, barber, 1419 Octavia 

Waltmann Leo, fish, NW cor Sansome 
and Vallejo 

Walton John, painter, 1838 Howard 

Walton J R, Maine mn 408 Tehama 

WALTON NELSON 6, asphaltum 
rooter, 219 Mission 

Walton Thomas T, tourist ticket ant 
Yo Semite Valley and Big Trees, 3 
Montgomery 

sd gaa Mrs M C, lodging-house, 502 

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Wand Joseph (J Wand & Bro), 212 6th 

Wand Joseph & Bro (Joseph and Leon 
Wand), oods, 212 6th 

Wand Leon Gy Wana & Bro), 212 6th 

Wand T N (Mather & Co), 434 Cali- 
fornia 

Wanek Edward, ladies’ hairdresser and 


‘ENHEIM 124 Gear 
WANGEN AMIEL (Wangen- 
heim, Rein & Co), 528 and 530 


Market 
Wahpenets Henry (Dohrmann & Co), 
cor Washington and Drumm 
Wangenheim Sol (Sol Wangenheim & 
Co), cor Davis and Sacramento 
Wangenheim Sol & Co (Sol Wangen- 
heim and J Newman), agts flour mills 
and salmon packers, SE cor Davis and 
Sacramento 
WANGENHEIM, STERNHEIM & 
CO (Amiel Wangenheim and Samuel 
Sternheim), crockery, glass and china 
ware, 528 and 530 Market and 27 and 
29 Sutter 


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Le poy John D (Wanz & Winter), 5 Tay- 


or 
Wanz Mrs K, varieties, 204 24th 
Wanz & Winter (J C Wanz hahaa Win- 
ter), sausage .itrs, 5 Ta 
Wanzer Mrs L M, atten m phyeieian 
Pacific Dispensary, 221 1: th 
Wappel & Son (i sad AM ‘Wapya)) 
appe n (M an a ; 
pileatenh 331 Bush vee 
Warburton Mrs A M, dressmaker, 934 
Howard 
Warburton Mrs Elizabeth P, lodging- 
house, 1424 Howard 
Warburton J P, physicia 2043 Mis- 
sion, office St Ann's Buil ing 
Ward Christopher, tailor, 31 New 
Montgomery 
Ward D Henshaw, attorney and mgr 
Canada pene R R, 426 California 
Ward D W, physician, 55 2d 
WARDJAMES (Ward & O'Brien), om- 
ployment, 610 Clay 
Ward John T, asecineys -at-law, 426 Cal- 
ifornia 
Ward John T & Co, ship chandler, 1 
Drumm 
Ward Joseph W, atiornoy-at-law, 426 
California 
Ward J Walter Jr, attorney-at-law, 426 
California 
wae Mrs Lizzie, fancy goods, 520 


Ward Michael, bootmaker, 1122 Harri- 
son 
Ward M M, druggist, cor 2d and Mis- 
sion 
Ward & O’Brien (James Ward and John 
O'Brien), employment office, 610 Clay 
Ward P'F, plumber, 832 Pacific 
Ward & Rowan (W J Ward and N 
Rowan), groceries, 337 4th 
Ward Mrs T W, fancy goods, 520 Geary 
Ward William (William Ward & Co), 
509 Sacramento 
Ward William & Co (William Ward), 
wholsale liquors, 509 Sacramento 
Ward W J (Ward & Rowan), 237 4th 
Warde M & Co (Michael Warde), liq- 
uors, 313 and 315 Battery and 400- 
406 Commercial 
Wardelli S & Co, wood and coal, 1803 
* Mason 
bis jas Clinton E,'mfrs’ agt, 26 New 


ontgomer 
WARDEN ; W (Aiken & Warden), 


Rhee 22d and Valencia 
Waree T W, cigars und tobacco, 316 
Bush 
Warhambraw A, tailor, 905 Clay 
Warmbold B F (Moller & Warmbold), 
NE oor Kearny and Washington 
Warmbold Fred (Moller & Warmbold), 
NE cor Kearny and Washington 


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WHITE BROS., 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
8t,8. F. Black Walnut, Spanish Cedar, Veneers. 


H. WACHHORST'S “xin. 552.42" 315 J Street, Sacramento,Cal. 


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Warmuth Henry (Henry Warmuth & 


Co), 514 Grove 

Warmuth Henry & Co (Christ Meyer 
and Henry Warmuth), proprs Hayes 
Valley Brewery, 514 Grove, ‘iquors, 
321 4th 

Warncko Ernest (Warncke & Griffiths), 
cor 6th ave and M 

Warncke & Griffiths (Ernest Warncke 
and Joseph Griffithe), Empire House 
and Saloon, cor 6th ave and M 

WARNER ABRAHAM, Meigg’s 
Wharf Saloon, Uncle Abe manager, 
North Beach 

Warner Alexander, dentist, 224 Kearny 

Warner A 8, pres California Spring 
Mfg Co, 147 and 149 New Montgomery 

Warnke W (W Warnke & Co), 734 
Broadway 

Warnke W & Co (W Warke and A 
Schmidt), groceries, 734 Broadway 

Warnken H F, groceries, NE cor Fran- 
cisco and Dupont 

Rae — (Warren & Tuttle), 204 

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Warren C A, contractor, 234 Montgom- 


ery 

Warren & Co, publishers “The Cali- 
fornia Farmer,’ 1021 Market bet 6th 
and 7th 

Warren Geo W (Lake & Warren), 411 
Sacramento 

Warren G R, bakery and confectionery, 
425 4th 

Warren James L, wood carver, 223 Mis- 
sion 

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Warren John, collector, 122 Montgom- 
ery Block 

Warren & Son, painters, 532 Hayes 

Warren S P (S p Warren & Co), 411 
California 

Warren S P & Co (S P Warren and FR 
Wetmore), stock brokers, 411 Cali- 
fornia . 

Warren & Tuttle Artesian Water 
Works, H Hawes pres, W J Kelly 
sec and supt, 204 9t 

Warren William B, carpenter, SW cor 
Bush and Lyon 

Warschauer B (Warschauer Bros), SW 
cor 5th and Market 

Warschauer Bros (B, M and Mark War- 
schauer), hotel, SW cor 5th and Mar- 


et 
Warschauer Mark (Warschauer Bros), 
SW cor 5th and Market 
Warschauer M, saddles and harness, 53 


ay 
Warshaur M, cigars and tobacco, 321 
California 


Washburn Henry, sale stable, SE cor 
5th and Bryant 

Washburn A, music teacher, 318} 
Hayes 

Washington and Elliot Insurance Co, N 
E Potter agt, 415 California 

Washington Flour Mills, A Dohrmann 

Co, NW cor Washington and 

Drumm 

Washington Grammar and Evening 
School, cor Washington and Mason 

Washington Hall, 35 Eddy 

Washington Life Insurance Co of New 
York, John H Grey general agt, 311 
California 

Washington Lodge A O U W, B'nai 
B’rith Hall, 121 Eddy 

Washington Market, Washington bet 
Montgomery and Sansome 

Washington Mining Co, 328 Montgom- 


ery 
Washington Square, Stockton to Powell 
and Filbert to Union 
Wason A, house and sign painter, 115 
Davis 
“Wasp” (The Illustrated), E C Mac- 
farlane & Co publishers and proprs, 
540 and 642 California 
Wassiamull & Assomull, Last India 
oods, 406 Kearn 
WASSMANN BROS (Herman and 
Ernest Wassmann), groceries, corner 
24th and Potrero avenue 
T (Wassmann 
Bros), corner 24th and Potrero avenue 
(Wassmann 
Bros), corner 24th and Potrero avenue 
WATCH REPAIRING CO (THE 00- 
OPERATIVE), Otto Sinz president, 
G R Fletcher secretary, and T H Lord 
business manager and treasurer, 331 
Kearny ~ 
Watchmaker’s Association of Pacific 
Coast, 316 Post 
WATCHMAN PUBLISHING CO, A 
T Dewey and W B Ewer business 
managers, 252 Market 
Waterbury CS (Waterbury & Maxwell), 
325 Turk 
Waterbury & Maxwell (CS Magog tnd 
and T Maxwell), carpenters, $25 Tur 
Waterhouse C (Waterhouse & Lester), 
16-22 Beale 
Waterhouse & Lester (C Waterhouse), 
importers of wagon lumber and car- 
riage material, 16-22 Beale, San Fran- 
cisco, 708 and 710 Sacramento and 159 
Front, New York 
Waterman E R Sr, flour inspector, 
1920 Filbert 
Waterman E R Jr, meat market, 2004 
Polk 
Waterman F H (Shafter, Parker & 
Waterman), 628 Montgomery 


omic ‘Temple, 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, “Works thrMnin'street wan Branciscss 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


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Waterman J G, groceries, wines and 
liquors, 733 Montgomery 

Waterman Joseph (Waterman & Co), 
113 Clay 

Waterman M & Co (H and Joseph 
Waterman, A Pfister and D E True- 
benbach), grain, 113 Clay 

Waters A, livery, 1000 Geary 

Waters Charles, plumber, 30 O’Farrell 

eee & Dunne, plumbers, 922 Lar- 

in 

WATERS G IL (Hartshorn & Waters), 
126 Kearny 

Waterson William, 502 
Ellis 

Watertown Fire Insurance Ce, Hutch- 
inson & Mann agts, 322 and 324 Cali- 
fornia 

Watkin William B, real estate agt and 
money-broker, 438 California 

WATKINS ALONZO A(W W Mon- 
tague & Co), 112 Battery 

Watkins C E photographer, 427 Mont- 


bootmaker, 


gomery 
Watkins & Royce, butchers, 1129 How- 


ard 

Watkins Yo Semite Art Gallery, 427 
Montgomer 

WATEY NICHOLAS (Berteling & 
Watry), 427 ye A 

WATSON & CO (MV B Watson), 
corks, druggist’s sundries and agents 
AD Ruffer & Sons soda apparatus, 
122 and 124 Market 

Watson Chas L (W & J Sloan), 525 
Market 

Watson Geo PJ, mining sec, 302 Mont- 
omer 
ATSON M V B (Watson & Co), 122 
and 124 Market 

Watson WC, wool and grain broker, 
28 California 

Watson Wn, cigars and tobacco, 338 
Bush 

WATSON WILLIAM JH, mining 
agent and secretary, 302 Montgomery 

Watson W M, cigarmaker, 302 Davis 

WATSON W W, student-at-law with 
F M Husted, 424 Montgomery 

Watt Blue Gravel Mining Company, 
Richard “Vegener sec, 414 California 

Watt John, books and stationery, 366 
17th 

Watt Robert, pres Presidio and Ferries 
R RCo, Union bet Leavenworth and 
Hyde 

Watt Robert (Langley & Michaels), 101 
Front 

Watterman F H, attorney-at-law, 628 
Montgomer 

WAT S 5 B (J B Wattles & Co), 
303 Montgomery 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


£.C0., OREGON ASH AND MAPLE. 
San Francisco. 


Waterman H (M Waterman & Co), 113| WA’ 


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TTLES J B & CO (JB Wattles), 
stock brokers, 303 Montgomery 
Ee A 303 Mont re 
roker, ontgomery 
WATTS WILLIAM, hay, grain, coal 
and wood and boarding stable, 2306- 
2310 Mason 
Watts Wm (Wm Watts & Co), 436 Bush 
Watts William & Co (William Watts 
and Thomas Bourke), night con- 
ractors, 436 Bush 
Waugh Alex & Co (A Waugh, Wm D 
and George D Miller), junk, 112 Main 
Way Mrs Annies lodging-house, 32 4th 
Wayman A T, liquors, SE cor Green- 
wich and Steiner 
Waymire James A, judge Superior 
Court Montgomery ave 
Weager Louisa, dressmaker, 106 McAl- 
lister 
Weales & Earley, bakery, 2129 Mission 
Weales Thomas (Weales & Earley), 2129 
Mission 
Weaver D S, hardware, 47 3d 
Weaver Henry, saddle and _ harness- 
maker, 10234 Market bet 6th and 7th 
Webb C ©, capitalist, 405 Front 
Webb Holten, attorney-at-law, 604 
Merchant 
wae H Watson, attorney-at-law, 636 
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| Webb. James Philpot, physician, 10234 
| Mission 
Webb Mathew R, importer of cloths, 
541 Market 
Webb R H, wood and coal, 2405 Mis- 
sion 
Webber A A, capitalist, 314 Montgom- 
ery 
BER L N, manager American 
Salt Co, 217 Sacramento 
Weber Adolph C, pres Humboldt Sav- 
ings and Loan Society, 18 Geary 
Weber C A, bootmaker, 621 California 
Weber Chas, insurance agt, 13 Mer- 
chant’s Exchange 
Weber Chas F, barber, 152 Steuart 
Weber Eugene R, watchmaker and 
jeweler, 1266 Market 
Weber F ©, bootmaker, 621 California 
Weber G (G Weber & Co), 625 Com- 
mercial 
Weber G & Co (G Weber and Wm 
Branchied), bootmakers, 625 Commer- 
cial 
Weber George, saloon, 418 Broadway 
Weber John, blacksmith, 725 Brannan 
Weber John, groceries, 1721 Howard 
Weber J S (J A Miller & Co), 1009 
Market, bet 6th and 7th 
Weber Julius, bakery, SW cor 1lth and 
Howard ‘ 
Weber LN, mgr American Salt Co, 217 
Sacramento 


WHITE BROS., 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
Street,S, F. 


Wagon Stock, Cabinet Woods, ete. 


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mopar, Mie S A, lodging-house, 719 


Weber T H, groceries, cor Point Lobos 
ave and Boyce 

Weber Wn, confectionery, 2337 Bush 
Webster B F (Clark & Webster), 22 


Howard 
Webster F R (Whitney & Webster), 450 
-460 Townsend 
Webster J V, mgr ‘California Patron,” 
40 California 
waberee Thomas, bootmaker, 623 How- 


Webster Wm M, general agt California 
Associated Press, 302 Montgomery 

Webster William W, hardware, saws 
and saw teeth, agt Monitor Oil Co, 3 


pear 
Weck F A (Blakeslee & Weck), 1225 
Market 

Weckerele Charles, carpenter, 508 Pa- 


cific 
hia C J, collector, SE cor Mason and 


is 
Wedel John G, saloon, SW cor Drumm 
and Pacific 

Wedemeyer C A, upholsterer, 4044 


Geary 
Weed Alexander (Weed & Gorie), 927 
Market 
Weed C L, mgr San Francisco Engrav- 
ing Co, 405 Kearny 
Weed Edward A, printer, 2222 Mission 
Weed & Gorie (Alex Weed and James 
Gorie), wood & coal, 927 Market 
WEED JOSEPH H (Weed & King- 
well), 125 lst 
& KINGWELL (Vincent 
Kingwell and J H Weed), proprs Cal- 
ifornia Brass Works, 125 1st 
Weeden Miss E H, princi al Clarke 
Institute, SE cor O’Farrell and Ma- 


son 

Weekes W J J, plumber and gasfitter, 
stoves and tinware, 1526 Stockton 

‘Weekly Exchange,” 306 Montgom- 


e 

&¢ Weekl Graphic,” 419 Sacramento 

Weeks Charles (Snook & Weeks), car- 
penter, 2704 Mission 

Weeks F L, physician and coroner, 643 
Sacramento, office 514 Kearny 

Weeks W J J, stoves and tinware, 1526 
Stockton 

“Wee Valkvrien” (Scandinavian), 409 
Washington 

Wefelsburg Alexander B, physician, 
868 Mission 

Wegener F O, notary public, 404 Mont- 


gomery 
Wegener Richard, accountant and min- 
ing secretary, 414 California 


Weglehner Leonhardt, collector, 410) W 


ontgomery 


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San Francisco. 


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Weglein John J (B Dreyfus & Co), 121 
alifornia, res New Y ork 
Wehmoller Wm, corrugated stovepipe 


elbow factory, 416 7th 
WEHN CHAS F W, merchant tailor, 
29 Sutter 


Wehr Henry, saloon, 140 Jackson 

Webring Chas, liquors, 206 Sutter 

Wehrman Abraham, barber, 3006 Mis- 
sion 

Wehser & Co, poultry, Grand Central 
Market 

Weichart J, propr California Tool 
Works, 143 and 145 Beale 

Weidenreich S (Stolz & Weidenreich), 
202 Bush 

Weigella S M, music school, 1623 Post 

Weihe rae, oe broker, 400 Montgomery 

Weil A (Weil Bros & Co), 21 and 23 
Battery 

WEIL ALEXANDER (Lazard 
Freres), 205 Sansome 

Weil Brothers: (L: and Wm Weil), im- 
pee of wines and liquors, 213 

ackson 
Weil Bros & Co (A and M Weil and 
Greenbaum), importers dry goods, 

21 and 23 Battery 

Weil David (Weil, Leiter & Co), 521 
Market 

Weil Henry L, fancy goods, 1016 Lar- 


kin 
Weil Joseph (Weil, Leiter & Co), 521 
Market 


Weil L (Weil Brothers), 213 Jackson 

Weil, Leiter & Co (David and vcaegh 
Weil and eso pte ae oe 1 
mgrs gents’ furnishin 8, 521 an 
and 528 Market a 

Weil Leopold (Weil & Michels), 8 Bat- 


tery 

Weil M (Weil Bros & Co), res New 
York 

Weil M, sausages, 108 Dupont 

Weil Mayer “(Weil & Woodleaf), 113 
Batter 

Weil & Michels (Leopold and Morris 
Weil and Leopold ichels), importers 
gents’ furnishing goods, 8 Batte 

Weil Mcrris (Weil & Michels), 8 Bat- 
tery 

bie Theodore (Weil & Woodleaf), 113 


be, 
Weil illiam (Weil Brothers, 213 
Jackson 
Weil & Woodleaf (Mayer and Theodore 
Weil), wholesale fancy goods and no- 
tions, 113 Batter 
HENRY (J W Davidson & 
Co), 101 Kearny 
Weill Leon, Lroker, cor California and 


Leidesdorff 
EILL RAPHAEL (J W Davidson 
& Uo), 101 Kearny 


ALVIN eh a & SON, Proprietors. 
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Weiss E M, 
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218 Stocl 
Weiss Jacot 
WEISS J 
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Weill S (Hein, Simon & Co), res New 
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Weiman Chas, liquors, 19 4th 

Weiman John, liquors, 506 6th 
Weinberg Antone, liquors, Long Bridge 
Weinberg C, bootmaker, 957 Folsom 
Weinberg Mrs H, hairdresser, 340 Sut- 


ter 

Weinberg Louis, tailor, 3034 3d 

©, successor to Carl 

Rahsskopff, nautical.and surveyin 
instrument maker, 412 Commercia 
and 411 Clay j 

Weintraub Samuel (Alta Soap Co), 109 
and 111 Oregon 

Weis Wm W, cigars, 154 2d 

Weisel Ph (Ph Weisel & Co), 1405 Stock- 


ton 

Weisel Ph & Co, dairy produce depot, 
1405 Stockton 

Weisenborn Frederick, liquors, Presidio 
House 

Weisheimer Chas, butcher, 16th bet 
Guerrero and Valencia 

Weismann Louis, carpenter, 818 Pa- 
cific 

Weiss E M, 

Weiss H W 
218 Stockton 

Weiss Jacob, liquors, 333 Bush 

WEISS JOEY, printer, 319 Battery 

Weiss Markey, Oriental Printing House, 

319 Battery 

Weitner Anton, harnessmaker, 530 4th 

Weitz & Bibo (Samuel Weitz and Samuel 
Bibo), dry goods, 2011 Filmore 

Weitz Samuel (Weitz & Bibo) 2011 Fill- 


per, 552 Filbert 
& Co, proprs lodging-house, 


more 

Welbern S E, bakery, cor Jersey and 
Sanchez 

WELCH & CO, importing, shipping 
and commission merchants, agents 
Moodyville Saw Mill Co (limited) of 
Burrard Inlet, B C, represented by 
Welch, Rittzel & Co, Victoria, B C, 
and R D Welch & Co, 4 and 6 Tower 
Chambers, Liverpool, agents for the 
Planters’ Line for Honolulu, 109 Cal- 
ifornia 

WELCH JD, plumber and gasfitter, 
cor Fillmore and Tyler 

Welch Michael, tinner, 131 Ist 

WELCH SAMUEL B (Cunningham, 
Curtiss & Welch), southwest corner 
Sansome and Sacramento 

Welcker Adair, attorney-at-law, 432 
Montgomery 

Weldon W E, physician, cor 22d ad 
Folsom 

Wellbrock Henry (Wellbrook & Schro- 
der), 214 Davis 

Wellbrook & Schroeder (Henry Well- 
brook and Henry Schroder), groceries, 
214 Davis 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


Mining Co, 327 Pine 
WELLINGTON B F, scods and im- 


WHITE BROS,, 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
@¢,.8.F Boat Stock, Oak Plank and Timber. 


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Weller C L, pres Crown Point Gold and | = 
Silver Mining Co and Exchequer | 


ors egg food for poultry, 425 

Ww Vinee C li D ir, Diggl 
ellington Colliery, Dunsmuir, C) 
& Coe 620 East vi . 

Wellington Shipping Co, W W Diggle 

wie 620 East 
ellman Bela (Wellman, Peck & Co), 
126-132 Market 

Wellman, Peck & Co (Bela Wellman 
and Jane E Peck, special partner), 
wholesale grocers, 126-132 Market 

WELLS ASA R (Wells, Russell & Co), 
cor Mission and Fremont 

Wells, Carruthers & Co (J J Wells, T 
H Chandler and J Carruthers), teas, 
coffee and spices, 37 Market 

Wells Chas H, Puget Sound Line, 10 
California 

Wells E & Co, merchant tailor, 613 
Montgomery , NW cor Merchant _ 

WELLS, FARGO & CO'S BANK, 
Lloyd Tevis president, H Wads- 
worth cashier, northeast corner Cali- 
fornia and Sansome 

WELLS, FARGO & CO’S EXPRESS, 
JJ Valentine superintendent, S D 
Brastow northern division superin- 
tendent, L F Rowell western division 
superintendent, Aaron Stein station- 
ery and commission department, W 
H Titus agent, northeast corner San- | 
some and Halleck 

Wells Frank F (Jeffers & Wells), 202 
Mission 

Wells F Marion, sculptor, 757 Mission 

WELLS XAVIER SALOON, Mission 
road, Farmers’ Rest 

Wells J J (Wells, Carruthers & Co), 37 
Market 

Wells L, horseshoer, 14 Taylor 

Wells Levi, horseshoer and general 
blacksmith, 1111 Market 

WELLS, RUSSELL & (CO (Asa R 
Wells and Monson Russell), planin, 
mills, southwest corner Mission an 
Fremont 

Wells W F (Brown & Wells), 30 and 31 
California Market 

Wells W H, 
ity Fund 
331 Kearny 

Welp G H F, bootmaker, 20524 Mission 

Welsh James, bootmaker, 218 lst 

Welsh M J, architect, 302 Montgomery 

Welsh Presbyterian Church, Cambrian 
Hall, 1133 Mission 

Welsh Thomas J, architect, 302 Mont- 


oraer 
WELSH WALTER & CO (Walter 
Welsh), carriage painters, 222 Mission 


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Welspiel & Fahrenholz (Jacob Welspiel 
and Henry Fahrenholz), florists and 
nursry, 12) Sutter 

Welspiel Jacob (Welspiel & Fahrenholz), 
121 Sutter 

WELSPIEL W & CO (Wm Welspiel), 
florists and nurseryinen, 117 Sutter 

Wempe Bros (G, W, H and F Wempe), 
ae paper boxes, 573 and 575 Ma: 

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acramento, 


Wempe F (Wempe Bros), 573 Market 

Wempe G (Wempe Bros), 573 Market 

Wempe H (Wempe Bros), 573 Market 

Wempe Henry, plumbing and gasfitting, 
cor Valencia and Hill 

ous W (Wempe Bros), 573 Market 

Wende Paul D, books and stationery, 
SE cor 6th and-Market 

Wendel George, bakery and confection- 
ery, 109 Taylor 


Stockton 
Wensinger FS, real estate, 624 Sacra- 
mento 
Wentler Chas, 
Powell 
Wentworth C W, dressmaker, 1569 
Market ’ 
Wentworth IM & Co, boot and shoe 
factory, 35 2d 
WENTWORTH J P i, editor and 
roprietor ‘‘The Resources of Cali- 
ornia,’’ 320 Sansome 
Wenzel F: (Wenzel, Rothschild & Haden- 
feldt:, 9 Hardie Place 
Wenzel Fred, saloon, 538 Commercial 
Wenzel H, air clocks and watch repait- 
ing, 328 Kearny 
Wenzel, Rothschild & Hadenfeldt (E 
Wenzel, L Rothschild and C Haden- 
feldt), mfg jewelers, 9 Hardie Place 
hig eg Wm T, apothecary, 852 Mar- 
et 
Wenzlik Rudciph, furrier, 7244 Market 
Werbrock & Schroder, groceries, 214 
Davis 
Werder Max, physician, 36 Geary 
Werling Jake, cabinetmaker, 1132 York 
Werner George, meat market, 1653 
Polk 
Werner J, tailor, 6164 Merchant 
Werner Louis, butcher, 910 Bryant 
Werner Robert, saloon, NE cor Geary 
and Kearny 
Werner Robert, liquors, SE cor Califor- 
nia and Kearny 
Wertheim A (Mork & Wertheim), 506 
Montgomery 
Wertheim Tony (Vogelsang & Wert-. 
heim), cor Kearny and Greenwich 
Wertheimer E (L and E Wertheimer), 
300 Front 
Wertheimer I (M Wertheimer & Bro), 
518 Front 


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Wenes Victor (Goethals & Wenes), 1103 | W. 


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Wertheimer L (L & E Wertheimer), 300 
Front 
L & E (u and E 


ertheimer), wholesale cigars and 
tobacco, 300-306 Front 
Wertheimer Louis (Sam Lewis & Co), 
24 California ; 
Wertheimer M (M Wertheimer & Bro) 


518 Front 
M & BRO (M and 
1 Wertheimer), cigar manufacturers, 
518 Front 
Wertheimer Michael, groceries, 501 
Hayes 
Wertsch Wm, blacksmith and carriage 
mfr, 102 Tyler 
Wesendunk Theodore, liquors, Dolores 
nr 29th 
Wesher H & Co, poultry, Grand Central 
Market, cor Gch and Market 
ADOLPH, president Cali- 
fornia Cracker Co, northwest corner 
Broadway and Battery 
Wessell John, liquors, 1628 Powell 
Wessling H J, liquors, wood and coal, 
1515 Geary 
Wesson J W, lumber, SE cor Spear and 
Howard 
we ee W, painter and whit ner, 1325 
Po - 
West B W, painter, 1111 Sutter 
West Coast Furniture Co, cor 4th and 
Bryant 
T CN, Electro Medical Belt, 652 
Market 


West E H, carpenter, 619 Hyde 
WEST END DISTILLERY, R C 
Brooks proprietor, cor Otsego and 


Seneca avenue 

West End School, San Jose Road nr 
Six-Mile ‘House 

West End Stables, Hoff & Preble proprs, 
2414 California 

West x= O, carpenter, SE cor Sacramento 
and Batter 

WEST JOHN, liquors, 615 Merchant 

West Joseph (Brown & West), 6 Tyler 

West Mission Primary School, Mrs Lou- 
isa F Cadwell principal, 614 Sutter 

West Oakland Mutual Loan Association, 
A Sbarboro sec, 526 Merchant 

WEST PETER F (Swanberg & West), 
107 California Market 

West R B, ‘jeweler and optician, 407 
Kearn 

WESTALL J, importer, feather ware- 
house and pillow manufactory, 764 
Mission 

Westdorp H J, liquors, 611 Davis 

Westdorp Robert, saloon, 611 Davis 

Westerfeid Herman, pres Potrero Yeast 
and Distilling Co, 220 Stockton 

Westerfeld Louis (Schroth & Wester- 
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Westerfeld W, German Bakery Restau- 
rant, 1035 Market 

Westerman John, tailor, 668 Howard 

Western Addition Hall, California nr 
Fillmore 

WESTERN ASSURANCE CO OF 
TORONTO, CANADA, Butler & 
Haldan general agents, 413 California 

WESTERN DIVISION WELLS, 

GO & CO’S EXPRESS, L fF 

Rowell superintendent, corner San- 
some and Halleck oe 

WESTERN FIRE AND MARINE 
INSURANCE CO OF SAN FRAN- 
CISCO, R G Brush secretary, 409 Cal- 
ifornia 

Western Fur and bik Company, J 
D Walker pres, 430 C ilifornia 

Western Home Consolidated Mining 
Co, A Halsey. .., room 7, 328 M ont- 
gomer ; 

WESTERN HOTEL, John Higgins 
propr, 812 Broadway 

Western House, B Svenkson and R 
Blomberg proprs, 108 Berry 

WESTEEN IRON WOHKS, C L 
Bigelow and W B Morris proprietors, 
323 Mission and 103 Fremont 

‘* Western Lancet,’’ 703 Market 

Western Straw Works, L Lapham 

ropr, 1110 and 1112 Market 

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH 
CO, Frank Jaynes superintendent, 
300 Montgomery corner Pine, 205 
Sutter, 961 Mission, corner Hayes and 
Laguna, 803 Sutter, corner 4th and 
Townsend, corner Mission and 20th, 
corner California and Fillmore and 
corner Powell and Union 

Westervelt Ellsworth (C Adolphe Low 
& Co), 208 California 

ama Mrs Mary, lodging-house, 39 
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Westheimer E, restaurant, 236 Mont- 


gomery 

Westheimer J F (Westheimer & Kahn), 
322 Montgomery 

Westheimer & Kahn (J F Westheimer 
and S Kahn), coffee saloon, 322 Mont- 
pomery 

**’-athoff & Co, 310 Kearny 

Westminster Church (Presbyterian), 
Fell bet Octavia and Laguna 

WESTONC W, manufacturer patent 
berry boxes, 213 Mission 

Weston EJ, architect and civil engin- 
eer, 7244 Market 

Weston S J, lodging-house, 331 Kearny 

Weston S W, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker, 2109 Polk 

Weston Wm, bakery and restaurant, 9 
Stockton 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, “Street ‘STP? orenon Ash, Mayle aca sites 


Westphal C H, cigars, 13 New Mont- 
ome ‘ 
WETHERBER GEO M, sowing, 


planing and turning and beehive man- 
ufacurer, 734 Bryant 

Wetherbee Henry, lumber mfr, Albion 
and Noyo Mills, 111 Market 

WETMORE CHARLES A, chief ex- 
ecutive oificer Board of State Viticul- 
tural Commisa‘oners, 111 Leidesdor ff 

Wetmore F R (S P Warren & Co), 411 
California 

Wettig T, wood and coal, 363 Clemen- 
tina 

Wetz Fred E, vpholsterer, 1464 5th 

Wetzel Theodore, sec Derbec Blue Gra- 
vel Mining Co, 522 Montgomery 

Wetzel Wm, butcher, 2546 Folsom 

WETZLARA J, adjuster of fire losses, 
office Sun Insurance Co, 415 Cali- 
fornia 

Weyl Cerf (Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co), 
129 and 131 Sansome 

Weyl Jonas, importer of diamonds and 
mfg jeweler, 126 Kearny 

Weynewsky E, second-hand furniture, 
328 3d 

Weyrather Ferdinand, Razor 175 16th 

Whahn Wn, artist, 240 Montgomery 

Whal Louis, liquors, 28 3d 

Whaland Jno, boatbuilder, foot Steuart 

Whalen Miss J, dressmaker, 139 7th 

Whalen M, bootmaker, 252 Beale 

WHALEY JOHN D. attorney-at-law, 
432 Montgomery 

Whaley Miss M J, artist, 23 Post 

Whaley Nathaniel, fruits, 621 Sansome 

WHARFF J F & CO (J F andJ H 
Whartff), carriage and ‘sgonmaking 
and horseshoeing, 1511 vevisadero 

Wharff W H, carpenter, NE cor La- 

na and Green 

Whartenby James, capitalist, 612 Clay 

What Cheer House, estate of R B 
Woodward propr, Isaac Hyde repre- 
sentative, 529 Sacramento 

What Cheer Laundry, Ferguson & Biggy 


roprs, 121 Leidesdorff 
WHEAR TIMBER, dealer in paints, 


oils, glass, etc, 555 4th 

Whearty Thomas, barber, 990 Battery 

WHEAT CHARLES D, notary pub- 
lic and commissioner of deeds, 501 
California 

Wheatley E D, commission brol-er, 1 4th 

Wheaton George M (Wheaton & Luhrs), 
219 Front 

Wheaton & MHarpham (Milton A 
Wheaton & G L Harpham), attorneys- 
at-law, 414 California 


Wheaton & Luhrs (George H Wheaton. 


and M C LGubhrs), commission mer- 
chants, importers and jobbers provi- 
sions, 219 Front and 307 Sacramento 


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Wheaton Milton A (Wheaton & Harp- 
ham), 414 California 

Wheaton Wm R, register U S Land 
Office, 610 Commercial 

Wheelan Bros (Samuel and William 
Wheelan), restaurant and bakery, 
2232 Mission 

Wheelan J 8S, groceries, 13th near Har- 


rison 

Wheelan Samuel (Wheelan Bros), res- 
taurant and bakery, 2232 Mission 

Wheelan William (Wheelan Bros), res- 
taurant and bakery, 2232 Mission 

Wheeler Alfred, attorney-at-layw, 331 
Montgomery 

Wheeler Chas, pres Pacific Electric Co, 
330 Sutter 

Wheeler C T (W W Dodge & Co), res 
Sacramento 

Wheeler F A, merchandise broker, 128 
California 

Whee Harold, attorney-at-law, 318 

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LER JAMES, attorney-at-law, 
224 Sansome 
LER JOHN H. mfr Wheeler’s 

Carbon Bisulphide and _ secretary 
Board of State Viticultural Commis- 
sioners, 111 Leidesdorff 

Wheeler M Allison, civil engineer, 320 
Sansome 

Wheeler O C, general baggage agt C P 
RR, cor 4th and Townsend 

Wheeler Robert S (Bruntsch & Wheeler), 
500 Battery 

Wheeler Walter K, music teacher, 946 
Mission 

Wheeler & Wilson Mfg Co, C L Hovey 
mgr, 20 Geary 

Wheeler’s Bazaar, books and staticnery, 
1226-1230 Market 

Wheelock J D, book-keeper, 32 6th 

Whelan John, feed store, SW cor 17th 
and Mission 

Whelan John, liquors, cor Fillmore and 
Tyler 

Whelan John A & Bros (John A, 
Frank and James Whelan), ship- 
wrights, cor Steuart and Folsom 

Whelan R 1 (Whelan & Tracy), 410 
Battery 

Whelan & Tracy (R I Whelan and 
John W Tracy), book-binders, 410 
Sansome 


Whigham V M (Myers & Whigham), 14 
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Whigham Wm, salesman, 25 and 27 
Market 

Whinnery J C, dentist, 330 Sutter 

Whiffle Maj Chas H, paymaster U S 
Army, Army Building, 36 and 38 
New Mon ‘gomery 

Whipple Mrs E A, missionary First 
Presbyterian Church Mission, 119 Post 


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“LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., s&stsre*mreesou7ine 119 sep y? 


San Francisco. 


Whitaker Wm H, stenographer, 327 


Pine 

Whitcomb Edwin, lodging-house, cor 
Mission and 2d 

Whitcomb J B, real estate, 317 Mont- 
‘omery 

Whitcomb N T, dentist, 216 3d 

White A A (White & Hewlett), 320 


; Davis 
WHITE AL (White Bros), 12 and 15 
Main 


White B B, hairdresser, wood and coal, 
9244 Folsom 

WHITE BROTHERS, (Peter and A 
L White), hardwood lumber, wagon 
stock and veneers, 13 and 15 Main 
and 14 and 16 Spear (see advertise- 
ment) 

wee C, cigars and tobacco, 1100 Mar- 


et 
White Carlos, Pacific Newspaper Pub- 
lishing Company, 320 Sansome 
WHITE C @ (Farnham & White), 6 
rolsom 
White E P, propr La Grande Laundry, 
13th between Howard and Folsom, 
office 212 Dupont 
WHITE Gg W, liquors retail, 333 
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WHITE, GREY & C0 (J L White, 
J P Grey and Archibald Cambridge), 
dry goods, 114 and 116 Kearny 

WHITE A (Allyae & White), 112 and 
114 Front 

White H, painter, 403 Gough 

White Henry, hatter, 614 and 616 Com- 
mercial 

White & Hewlett (Frederick Hewlett 
and A A White), commission mer- 
chants, 320 Davis 

White HG, joiner, 20 Steuart 

WHITE HOUSE, Petrovich & Augius 

roprietors, 420 and 422 Jackson 

hite H R (Gott & White), 4 Steuart 

Whit» H R, supt Merchants Tow- 
boat Line, pier 17, Steuart 

WHITE I'K & GO, cigar manufac: 
turers, 22] Sacramento 

White James F, tents and awnings, 111 
Clay and 112 Commercial 

TE JAMES T & CO (J T White), 

publishers, booksellers and stationers, 
agency of D Appleton & Co publish- 
ers, 23 Dupont 

White J B (J B White & Co), 318 Pine 

WHITE J B & CO(J B White, T J 
Patten and James Mee), millwrights, 
318 Pine 

White J G (John W Roberts & Co), 508 
Mont, on 

White J L (White, Grey & Co), 114 and 
116 Kearny 

White Mrs Julia W, California Teach- 
ers’ Agency, 838 Market 


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White Laundry, Michael Kilcullen 
propr, 512 Bryant 
White L EK, lumber and railroad ties, 15 


Stewart 

White Lead Mining Co, W H Watson 
sec, 3'2 Montgomery 

& LISSAK (Wilson White 

and A H Lissak), grain brokers and 
jute goods, 312 California S 

White Lovell, cashier S F Savings 
Union, 532 California 

WHITE M A (White & Scofield), 305 
Kearny 

bpitha Martin,” ‘mining, 420 Montgom- 


White Matthew, bootmaker, 505 Com- 
mercial 

White Mrs Mercy, stationery and fancy 
goods, 445 9th 

White Michael P, fruits and vegetables, 
153 11th 


WHITE PETER (White Bros), 13 and 
ain 

white Peter, groceries and fruits, SW 
cor Powell and Clay 

Unite P J, insurance agt, 409 Cali- 
orn 

White R E & Co (RE White), druggists, 
400 Hayes 

White Richard, crockery, 340 3d 

White Robt, treas S F News Co, 210 
Post 

White Russell, captain Underwriters’ 
Fire Patrol, 33 Stockton 

WHITE & SCOFIELD (M A White 
and F A Scofield), real estate, 305 
Kearny 

WHITE SILAS A, principal Haight 
Grammar School 

White Star Line Steamers, J F Fugazi 
agt, 5 Montgomery ave 

White Thomas, bootmaker, 35 Pacific 

White W F, bank commissioner, res 
Santa Cruz 

White Win, wood carver, 45 North 

White Wilson (White & Lissak), 312 
California 

Whitehead Mrs S, dressmaker, 3 Dela- 
ware Court 

Whitehead W C, secS F Bridge Co, 10 
California 

Whitehouse Geo (Geo Whitehouse & 
Cu), 41 Sacramento 

Whitehouse Geo & Co (Geo Whitehouse), 
axle grease, shoe blacking and writing 
ink, 41 Sacramento 

Whitelaw Thos P H, ship chandler, 
fuot of 2d 

Whitely T, stock-broker, 314 Montgom- 


er 
Whitesides Madame S, dressmaker, 
10074 Stockton 


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HARDWOOD WIMBER & WAGON STOCK “ste ess S25" 


Whiting M 8, propr ‘“‘Winedealers’ Ga- 
zetse, ’ 11 Montgomery ave 

Whitman S P, land and loan agency, 
302 Montgomery 

Whitmore Enoch, carriagemaking, 1920 
Union 


Euan Miss R C, dressmaker, 1812 

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Whitney A L, 322 California 

Whitney A P (C E Whitney & Co), 101 
California 

Whitney C E (C E Whitney & Co), 101 
California 

Whitney C E & Co(C Eand A P Whit- 
ney), commission merchants and 
dairy produce, 101 and 103 Cali- 
fornia 

Whituey Mrs Chas, pres Old Ladies’ 
Home, cor 28th and Valencia 


WHITNEY CHAS W (Whitney & 
Marshall), 22 and 24 Fremont 

Whitney & Co’s Express (M A Cahn 
and Max Popper), Oakland and SF 
Express, 3 and 5 Commercial 

Whitney F L (Whitney & Webster), 450 
-—460 Townsend 

Whitney Geo, stevedore, 11 Steuart 


Whitney James W, city agt Phoenix 
and Home Insurance Oo’ 8, 323 Cali- 
fornia 

Whitney James D, physician, 204 Sut- 


ter 

Whitney J O (J Y Wilson & Co), 9 Sut- 
ter and 508 Market 

Whitney J R & Co, commission mer- 
chants, 612 Clay 

Whitney J T, carpenter and asphaltum 
roofer, 373 Natoma 

Whitney J T, real estate, 418 Clemen- 
tina 

WHITNEY & MARSHALL (C W 
Whitney anc John Marshall), i iron, 
steel, coal anci commission merchants, 
22 and 24 Fremont 

Whitney Sumuer (Sumner Whitney & 
Cu), 613 Clay 

WHITNEY SUMNER & CO (Sum- 
ner Whitney and Joseph Hasbrouck), 
Oley booksellers and publishers, 613 

a 

Whitney & Webster (F L Whitney and 
F L Webster), wool, 450-460 Town- 
send 

Whittell A P, oculist, 703 Market 

Whittell George, agt Jonas Brooks’ & 
Bros’ thread, 111 Sansome 

aie William, physician, 703 Mar- 

et 

Whittemore L H (Whittemore & Me. 
Kee), attorney-at-law, 318 Pine 

Whittemore & McKee (D H Whittemore 
and O H McKee), attorneys-at-law, 
318 Pine 


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Wane Chas (Boarde & Whittier), 608 


WHITTIER, FULLER & CO(WF 
Whittier, W P Fuller, James Duffy 
and D Ravekes), paints, oils and glass, 
wholesale, 21 and 23 Front, factories, 
229-239 Fremont and 228-238 Beale 

Whittier James E, asphaltum worker, 
410 Townsend 

Whittier James S, asphaltum roofer, 
619 Sacramento 

Whitties W F (Whittier, Fuller & Co), 
21 and 23 Front 

Whitton Chas F, stenographer, 1 Mont- 


porery Bloc 
Whicwe!l W Py physician, $13 Hyde 
Whitworth J M.(York & Whitworth), 
120 Sutter 
Whyte Bros & De Rome (Neil C and 
alcolm C Whyte and Louis De 
Reme), Globe Brass and Bell Found- 
ers, 292 Howard 
Whyte Malcolm C (Whyte Bros & De 
Rome), 292 Howard 
Whyte Neil C (Whyte Bros & De 
Rome), 292 Howard 
Wible Thos B, restaurant, 3 lst 
Wichelhausen Louis, insurance broker, 
210 Sansome 
Wichelhauser Herman, shirt factory, 
924 Larkin 
Wichman Peter (J Seidl & Co), 754 
Market 
Wichman George (J Seidl & Co), 754 
Market 
Wichman H P (Wichman & Lutgen), 
321 Clay 
Wichman & Lutgen (H P Wichman and 
John Lutgen), wholesale liguors and 
mfrs Dr Forster’s Alpine Stomach 
Bitters, 321 Clay 
Wichrowski Albert, tailor, 1603 Bu- 
chanan 
Wickson E J, editor ‘‘Pacific Rural 
Press, 414 Clay 
Wickson GeorgeG, butcher, stalls 1 and 
2, Mission Market 
Wickstrom Chas (Wickstrom & Ram- 
sey), 622 Kearny 
Wickstrom & Ramsey (Chas Wickstrom 
and Neal Ramsey), saloon, 622 Kearny 
ER J. H, druggist, south- 
weat corner Market and 3d 
Wide Awake Mining Co, room 5 Chron- 
icle Building 
Widman Theodore, mining sec, 404 
Montgomery 
Wiebalk Nick, groceries, SW cor Bush 
and Polk 
Wiebe William, hairdresser, 6 Morton 
Wieboldt John P, groceries, cor 20th 
and Valencia 
Wiebusch Henry, groceries, 1525 Mis- 
sion 


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Wiegmann Henry F, groceries, SW cor 
‘Webster and Ellis and SW cor Geary 


and see 
Wieland Bros (J and F Wieland), com- 
mission merchants, 326 and 328 Front 
Wieland Frank, liquors, 26 Lvides- 


dorff 

Wieland Fred (Wizland Bros), 326 and 
328 Front 

Wieland John (Wieland Bros), 326 and 


828 Front 

WIELAND JOHN, proprietor Phila- 
delphia Brewery, 220-240 2d 

WIEMANN CHAS, liquors, 19 4th 

Wiemann John, liquors, 506 6th 

Wieners August C (Haas & Wieners), 
232 Ist 

Wiener M H, cigars, tohacco and sta- 
tionery, 334 6th 

Wienberg Antone (Wienberg & Specter), 
Long Bridge 

Wienberg C, bootmaker, 957 Folsom 

Wienberg & Specter (Antone Wienberg 
and Richard Specter), saloon, Long 
Bridge 

Wienholz N (Langberg & Wienholz), 
SE cor Mission and 4th 

Wiese C (Wiese & Wagner), 26 Sacra- 
mento 

ae Geo H, toys and fancy goods, 326 

th 

Wiese John (Rickels & Wiese), saloon, 
cor Mission and 16th 

Wiese & Wagner (Chas Wiese and G 
Wagner), hotel, 26 Sacramento 

Wiesenhavern L, ruchings and rufflings, 
1621 Polk 

Wiester & Co, wood and willow ware, 
oil stoves and household utensils, 17 
New Montgomery - 

Wigger Henri, attorney-at-law, 240 

ontgomery 

Wigger Mrs Rosa, embroidery and fancy 
work, 635 Sutter 

Wiggin Samuel B, attorney-at-law, 216 
Sansome 

Wines Mrs Kate, teacher Silver Street 


indergarten, 64 Silver 
WIGGINTON P D (Bennett & Wiggin- 
tun), attorney-at-law, 330 Pine 
Wigholm John A; blacksmith, 11 Val- 


lejo 
WIGHT 8 H (Wight & Sparks), 1507 
0. 


WIGHT & SPARKS (S H Wight and 

oe Sparks), carriagemaking, 1507 
‘0 

Wightman A C, stock broker, 12 Leides- 
dorff 

Wightman Bros (John Jr and James 

ightman), commission merchants, 

117 Cla 

Wigmore John, hardwood lumber, 129- 
147 Spear and 26 and 28 Howard 


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treet, &, F. 


barrews, Beit and Mrid 
Werk, 987 Main Street, 3an Francises, 


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Wier G (Dieffenbacher & Wihl), 318 


nt 

Wilbert E W (Wilbert & Hays), 18 3d 

Wilbert & Hays (J S and E Wilbert 
and Irwin W Hays Jr), dentists, 18 3d 

Wilbert J L (Wilbert & Hays), 18 3d 

Wilbert ——, pres Mutual Security 
Fund ‘Association of California, 331 
Kearny 

Wilcocks Benj, collector, 502 Washing- 
ton 

Wilcox Mrs E A, bakery, 535 Geary 

Wilcox Mrs R M, bakery, 812 Valencia 

Wilcox W CO, pumps and blocks, 14 
Davis 

Wilcutt James (Wilcutt & Rowe), 7 
Merchant 

Wilcutt & Rowe (James Wilcutt and 
Albert Rowe), ship and boat builders, 
7 Merchant 

Wild Fred & Co (F Wild), plumbers, 14 
Steuart 

Wild Thos (Eagle & Wild), 602 Mission 

WILDE F B, secretary Pacific Coast 
Land Bureau, secretary El Dorado 
Fruit Co and real estate, 22 Mont- 
gomery 

Wilde Jamcs M, mdse broker, 213 San- 
some 

Wilder A D, freight auditor C P R K, 
NE cor 4th and Townsend 

Willer A M (Powers & Wilder), 215 


Geary 

WILDER CHARLES B, house and 
sign painter, whitening and paper- 
hanging, 11 Market 

Wilder Mrs David, pres Pacific Home- 
pathic Dispensary, 843 Howard 

Wilder David, mining sec, 328 Mont- 
poey 

Wilder David, connty clerk, New City 
Hall 

Wilhelm A, physician, 328. Eddy 

Wilhelm R, physician, 29 Kearn 

WILHELMI WOLEAD, retail cigars 
and tobacco, 509 Montgomery 

Wilke T (T Wilke & Co), 206 Bush 

Wilke T & Cu (T and W Wilke), cigars 
aud tobacco, 206 Bush 

Wilke W (T Wilke & Co), 206 Bush 

Wilkens C (Wilkens & Co), 109 Cali- 
fornia 

Wilkens & Co (C Wilkens and B Na- 
torp), shipping and commission mer- 
chants, 109 California 

Wilkens & Co (Wm Wilkens), grocers, 
SW cor 3d and Brannan 

Wilkens Wm (Wilkens & Co), SW cor 
$d and Brannan 

Wilkens Matthias, groceries, NE cor 
Chestnut and Mason 

Wilkens Nicolaus, pexeey 37 5th 

Wilkie Andrew, mouldings, SW cor 
Mission and Fremont 


Wilkie G M, merchant tailor, 1038 Fol- 


som 

WILKINS JOHN H B, attorney for 
U is Law Association, 438 California 

WILKINSON ELI, proprietor Wil- 
kinson’s Salvon, cor Bay and Fillmore 

Wilkinson ‘William, boots and shoes, 
1212 Polk 

WILL & FINCE (Frederick A Will 
and Julius Finck), importing and 
manufacturing cutlers, locksmiths and 
bell hangers, 769 Market 

WILL FREDERICK A (Will & 

Will J D, saloon, 226 Montgomery 


Finck), 76:) Market 

Willard E L, physici.n, 326 Pine 

Willcomb Geo (Gower & Willcomb), 65 
-69 New Montgomery 

Willcox David (Dean & Co), 22 Cali- 
fornia 

Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co, 
A T Eggleston agt, 124 Post 

Willcutt J L, secS P R R, cor 4th and 
Townsend 

Willey Chas J (O F Willey & Co), 427 
Montgomery 

Willey James, real estate and business 
agt, 323 Kearny 

Willey J M, physician, 949 Mission 

Willey John, patent medicines, 1515 


Market 

Willey O F & Co (O F and Chas J Wil- 
ley), carriages, 427 Montgomery 

William Gustav, liquors, 7 Mission 

Williams A C, restaurant, 2197 Powell 

Williams A F, pres Alaska Gold and 
Silver Mining, Milling arid Trading 
Co, 339 any 

Williams A P (Livingston & Co), 220 
and 222 California 

Williams Benjamin (Bisbee, Williams 
& Co), 32 Merchants’ Exchange 

Williams & Bixler (Thos H Williams 
and David Bixler), capitalists, 320 
Sansome 

Williams Bros (Henry L and Chester 
Williams), wholesale leather and shoe 
mfrs’ goods, 569 Market 

Williams Mrs Caroline A, propr Sacra- 
mento Lodying-house, 681 Mission 

Williams C B, contractor, 528 California 

Williams Chester (Williams Bros), 569 
Market 

Williams C L & Co, giant cement mfrs 
and ink mfrs, 779 Mission 

Williams Daniel T, barber, 799 4th 

MS, DIMOND & C9 (Hen- 

ry B Williams, Wm H Dimond and 
Andronicus Chesebrough), agents Pa- 
cific Mail Steamship Co, office 202 
Market, and wharf cor lst and Bran- 


nan 
ELIZABETH, artist, 
120 Sutter 


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109 Dupont 
Williams G A, painter, 1313 Pacific 
Williams Mrs (3 E, dressmaker, 2411 


Mission 

Williams Geo E, teacher of piano, 2115 
Howard 

Williams Geo N, attorney-at-law, 309 
Califurnia 

Williams Hannibal (S F Bot & Co), 515- 
519 5th 

Williams Henry B (Williams, Dimond 
& Co), 202 Market 

‘Williams H G, real estate, 216 Bush 

Williams Henry L & Chester (Williams 
Brothers), 569 Market 

Williams, Hill & Co (Joseph Williams, 
Samuel Hill and Henry Wilson), jub 
printers, 517 Geary 

Williams H L (Williams Bros), 569 


Market 
Williams H R (A Carlisle & Co), 221 
Sansome 


9147 Market 

Williams Mrs Jane, ladies’ underwear, 
240 3d 

Williams Mrs J G (Williams & Selleck), 
31 Ellis ’ 

Williams J L, groceries, 507 Montgom- 


ery ave 

Williams John (Bisbee, Williams & Co), 
32 Merchants’ Exchange 

Lae ine John F, liquors, 20 Commer- 
cia 

Williams John J (Bisbee, Williams & 
Co), 32 Merchants’ Exchange | 

Williams John L, groceries, cor Mont- 
gomery ave and Green 

Williams John X (Kerr & Williams), 
wholesale butchers, Ist ave nr Ken- 
tucky 

Williams Joseph (Williams, Hill & Co), 
517 Geary 

Williams Joseph E, cigar mfr, 113 
Jackson 

Williams J L & Co, groceries, 507 
Montgomery ave 

Williams J S, liquors, 34 2d 

Williams & Knox, liquors, 710 Front | 

Williams Lewis (Bisbee, Williams & Co), 
32 Merchauts’ Exchange 

Williams Mrs M A, human hair dealer, 
505 Hayes 

Williaras N F, hairdresser, 799 4th 

Williams Miss P C, artist, 131 Post 

Williams Robert E, physician, SE cor 
St ckton and Geary 

Witliams Miss S C, artist, 131 Post 

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cloak and dressmakers, 31 Ellis 


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Williams Frank, granite stone yard, 17 | Williams S G, hardware, stoves and 
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Williams George (Romig & Williams), | WM 


253 and 255 4th 

HOUSE, Fred K Gencke 
roprietor, 315 aud 317 Bush 
illiams Thos H, capitalist, 320 San- 


some 

Williams Thos S, merchant tailor, 218 
Montgomery 

Williams Virgil, director California 
Schuol of Designs, 340 Pine 

Williams Wm, El Dorado House, 3112 
Fillmore 

WILLIAMSBURG OITY FIRE 
INSURAN CO OF NEW 
YORK, Kd U Potter manager, 415 
California 

Williamson Henry, plumbing, 329 Sut- 


ter 
Williard Emory L, physician, 326 Pine 
Willis Mrs R, dressmaker, 10 Taylor 
Willis Robert, house and sign painter, 
10 Taylor 
Willis Wiitiam, mining sec, room 29, 
309 Montgomery 
Willman & Co, liquors, 422 Sacramento 


WILLIAMS JB, sewer pipe, 945 and | Willman Oscar, coffee saloon, 306 Du- 


pont 

Wilmot Chas, brewer, S F Stock Brew- 
ery, cor Powell and Francisco 

LOWS BREWERY, 0 Fauss & 

Co proprietors, southeast corner 
Mission and 19th 

Willows Brewery Co (O Fauss & Co), 
SE cor Mission and 19th 

Willows Exchange, Joseph W intz propr, 
SE cor 1th and Mission 

Willows Land Association, J H Sayre 
sec, 330 Pine 

Willoughby W H, saloon, 516 Pacific 

Willson Saqnuel, tailor, 1304 Polk 

Willy Mrs Kate, Brunch Bakery, 2927 
Mission 

WILMERDING & CO (JC Wilmer- 
ding and Johu S Haviland), liquors, 
214 and 216 Front 

Wilmerding J C (Wilmerding & Co), 214 
and 216 Front 

Wilner M G, gentlemen’s nurse, 257 
Pine 

Wilshire William B (Raymond & Wil- 
shire, and E Sikes & Cv), 115 Front 

Wilson Mrs A E, artist, 264 Kearny 

Wilson A C J, wharfinger, section 3, 
Seawall 

Wilson Andrew (Wilson & Johnson), 
saloon, 1074 Jackson 

Wilson Andrew, liquors, 111 Jackson 

Wilson Augustus, bakery, 1139 Folsom 

Wilson A W, Baldwin’s Dining Palace, 
35 and 37 Gear , 

WILSON & BROTHER (N J Wilson), 
manufacturers of and deal -ra in doors, 
windows and blinds, 18-22 Drumm 

Wilson C (Wilson & Co), 108 Sutter 


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WILSON C H, dentist, 925 and 927 
Market 

Wilson Charles (Doyle & Wilson), and 
consul for Denmark, 307 California 

Wilson Chas 5, attorney-at- ‘law, 420 
California 

bad ec tal Cornelius W, hairdresser, 108 
utte 

Wilson Edgar M, attorney-at-law, 207 
Sansome 

Wilson Edward V, plumber, gas and 
steam fitter, 608 Larkin 

Wilson F A, coffee saloon, 47 Sacra- 


mento 

Wilson F P (Jno Scott, Wilson & Co), 
318 Pine 

Wilson Henry (Williams, Hill & Co), 
517 Geary 

vaee Heury (Marshall & Wilson), 505 


Mis ty Laeony A (H H Wilson & Son), 
13 Cla 

Wilson Henry C, lodging-house, 675 
Mission 

Wilson H H & Son, mfrs of rifles, pistols 
etc, 513 Clay 

Wilson Horace, librarian Mechanics’ 
Iustitute, 27 Post 

Wilson Hugh H (H H Wilson & Son), 
513 Clay 

Wilson I x, principal Lincoln Gram- 
mar School, cor 5th and Market 

Wilson J H. harnessmaker, 522 Bat- 
tery 

Wilson John, furnitare, 777 Mission 

Wilson John (Meyer, Wilson & Co), 212 
Battery 

Wilson John, restaurant, 423 Washing- 
ton 

Wilson John D, mining, 331 Mont- 
gomer 

Wilson J N, painting and whitening, 
928 Washington 

Wilson John Scott (John Scott Wilson 
& Cv), 318 Pine 

Wilson John Sc tt & Co (John Scott 
Wilsen and F P Wilson), stuck bro- 
kers, 318 Pine 

Wilson & Johnson (A Wilson and I 
Johnson), 1074 Jackson 

Wilson JS, plumbing and stoves, 314 


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Wilson J Y (J ¥ Wilson & Co), 9 Sutter 
and 508 Market 
WILSON J Y & CO(J Y Wilson and 
J O Whitney), packing and provision 
house, market and commission mer- 
chants, 9 Sutter and 508 Market 
Wilson Mrs Mary, lodging-house, 29 2d 
Wilson M A, candy factory, 213 4th 
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Wilson M I (Wilson & Bro), 18 Drumm 

Wilson M T, physician, 1037 Mission 
bet 6th and 7t\ 

Wilson Olof, housemover, 857 Harrison 

Wilson & ‘Otis, attorneys-at-law, 420 
California 

Wilson R A (Sisson, Crocker & Co), 202 
Sansome 

Wilson Ramon E, attorney-at-law, 419 
California 

Wilson Robert, furnishing goods, 2514 
Mission 

WILSON RUSSELL J (Wilson & 
Wilson), attorney-at-law, 202 San- 


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Wilson Samuel, tailor, 1304 Polk 

Wilson Samuel M (Wilson & Wilson), 
420 California 

WILSON SAMUEL M (Wilson & 
Wilson), attorney-at-law, 202 San- 
some 

Wilson T K, judge Superior Court, 628 
Montgomery 

Wilson Wm (Larsen & Wilson), 201 
Kearny 

Wilson Wm F, plumber, 25 Stockton 

WILSON & WILSON (Samuel M and 
Russell J Wilson), attorneys-at-law, 
202 Sansome 

Wilson W P, mgr Pacific Land and 
Trust Co, 513 California 

Wilton & Cortelyou (John Wilton and 
P L Cortelyou), dairy produce, 23 and 
24 California Market 

Wilton Ephraim F, tailor, 12 Stockton 

Wilton John (Wilton & Cortelyou), 23 
and 24 California Market 

Winall Stuart A, carriagemaker, 17 
Stevenson 

Winans, Belknap & bee (Jos W 
Winans, D P Belknap and J F Godoy), 
attorneys-at- law, 604 Merchant 

Winans Joseph W (Winans, Belknap & 
Godoy), attorneys-at-law, 604 Mer- 
chant 

Winans Joseph W Jr, attorney-at-law, 
604 Merchant 

Winberg J A, photographer, 28 3d 

Winch Walter, tinware and crockery, 
512 Hayes 

Winch Fred C, druggist, 1910 Market 

Winchester A S, editor “Light for All,”’. 
304 Srockton 

Winchester Mrs Charles W, dressmaker, 
628 Howard 

Winchester E H (Main & Winchester), 
214 and 216 Battery 

Winchester House, lodging-house, 44 3d 

Winckelman Henry, groceries, 601 
Hayes 

Wind stontbead, tannery, San Bruno Road 


WINDEL H & CO (i Windel, fur- 
hiture storage, 310 Stockton 


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Winderman Henry (J D Heins & Co), 
cor Folsom and Fremont 

Windhuus & Lesman (Bernard Wind- 
haus and —— Lesman), liquors, 1057 
Market 

Mernene, Bennsed, liquors, 1057 Mar- 


et 
Windmiller Morris, furrier, 104 Kearny 
Windsor House, Warschaner Bros 
wrrepres 905 Market 

ndsor Mining Co, W E Norwood 
res, 327 Pine 
indt_ H A, groceries, NE cor Hyde 
and Broadway 
‘‘Wine Dealers’ Gazette,” MS Whiting 
ropr, 1! Montgomery ave 
“Wine and Tobacco Journal,” 414 Clay 
Wineburgh Emanyel, fancy goods, 219 


Dupont 
GUSTAVE, manufac- 

turer buck gloves, 515 Market 
Wing & Allen (Simon Wing and BG 
Allen), aa a 342 Kearny 
Wing Simon (Wing & Allen), 342 
money 
Wing W H (W H Wing & Co), NE cor 
Fremont and Mission 
Wing W H & Co(W H Wing and John 
C Waller), last mfrs, NE cur Fremont 
WINGATE'S OAKLAND AND SAN 

FRANCISCO EXPRESS, I C Win- 
gate prprietor, 6 Sacramento 
Winkle Adam, bakery, SE cor Battery 
and Vallejo 
Winkle William, shocting gallery, 815 


Kearn 

JULIUS (Vetterli & 
Winkler), 163 New Montgomery 
Winn T J, merchant tailor, 7 Eddy 
Winslow James, liquors, 314 3d 
Winslow Wm, lumber, pier 24, Steuart 
Winter BenjaminG (Feinberg & Winter), 
205 Front 
WINTER & FELSING (Morris Win- 
ter and Fred Felsing), sausage manu- 
facturers, 37 Main 
GARDEN, Stahl & Maack 
pr-prietors, 305 and 307 Stockton 
nee Henry (Wanz & Winter), 5 Tay- 
or 
Winter James H, druggist, 659 Clay 
Winter J H, groceries, SW cor Geary 
and Jones 
Winter John F, liquors, SW cor Filbert 
and Mason 
Winter Kasten, saloon, NW cor Jackson 
and East 
WINTER MORRIS (Winter & Fel- 

sing), 37 Main 
Winter P D, varnish works, Utah bet 
El Dorado and 16th 


Winter & Wans (Henry Winter and 
Joun D Wanz), bata Taylor 

Winter W G, dentist, 206 Kearny 

Winterburn Joseph (Joseph Winterburn 
& Co), 417 Clay 

Winterburn Joseph & Co a h Win- 
terburn and Wm _  Hoffschneider), 

rinters and electrotypers, 417 Clay 
Wiuterhalter W, architect, 27 Post 
Winters Miss Hattie, dressmaker, 807 


19th 

Winters John F, groceries, cor Filbert 
and Montgomery ave 

Winton N W, AStna Fire Insurance 
Co, of Hartford, 311 California 

Wintjen John, groceries, SW cor Geary 
and Devisadero 

Wintz Joseph, Willows Exchange, SE 
cor 19th and Mission 

Winzlik Rudolph, furrier, 7244 Market 

Wirsing C H, mfr of trunks and valises, 
705 Market 

Wirt NS, attorney-at-law, 519 Mont- 


gomery 

Wirtuer Adolf, tailor, 306 Post 

Wise went (Clayburgh & Wise), 320 
and 322 Battery 

Wise Isidore H (Wise & Jacobs), 332 
Montgomery ave 

Wise & Jacobs (Isidore H Wise and 
Philip Jacobs), boots and shoes, 332 
Montgomery ave 

Wise J H (Jacobs & Wise), 1205 Stock- 


ton 

WISE JOHN H, president Commercial 
Iusurance Uo, of California, 405 Cali- 
fornia 

Wise Tully R, attorney-at-law, 16 Mont- 
gomery ave 

Wise R (Salomon, Wise & Cohn), 606 
and 608 Batter 

Wiskotschill A J (WL Cook & Co), 
NW cor Grove and na 

Wisluzil J, merchant tailor, 19 Mont- 

omery, 302 Kearny and 932 and 756 
farket 

Wissel August, butcher, cor 14th ave 
and N 

Wissen August, butcher, cor Railroad 
and 12th aves 

Wissing F Jacob, liquors, 1057 Folsom 

Wistrand Afidrew (Larson & Wistrand), 
1426 Howard 

Witchell & Gleason, groce ies, 309 
Hayes 

Witgen Dietrick, groceries, NW cor 
Broadway and Dupont 

Withrow & Co (H L Pendleton and I N 
Withrow), boot and shoe mfrs, 148 
9th 

Witham W IL, (Larzelere & Witham), 
SW cor Clay and Davis 

Withrow 1 N (Withrow & Pendleton), 
148 9th 


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JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgome 


235 4th 

Witschen Henry, groceries, SE cor 8th 
and Bryant 

Witsechen Nicholas, saloon, 1801 Mis- 


sion 
bid Henry, fruits and vegetables, 235 


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Witt J, butter and eggs, stalls 9, 10, 
and 20 Bay City Market 
Witt J (Witt & Pursch), res New York 
WITT & PURSCH (J Witt and F 
Pursch), clothing mfrs, 13 Sansome 
Witte William, groceries, 765 Folsom 


WITTLAND & FREDRICKSO. 
(W Wittland and F C Fredrickson), 
commission merchants, 209 Wash- 


ngton 

Wittland W (Wittland & Fredrickson), 
209 Washington 

Wittmaack F (Wittmaack F & Co), 41 


4th 

Wittmaack F & Co (F Wittmaack and 
S Vock), groceries, 41 4th 

Wittman & Bigné (Geo Wittman and 
V Bigné), restaurant, 412 Pine 

Wittman George (Wittman & Bigné), 
412 Pine 

Wittmeier John George, saloon, 513 
Pacific 

Wittmeier J G, liquors, 532 Montgom- 
ery ave 

Wittmeier Sevrin, saloon, 532 Mont- 
gomery ave 

Wittiam F, real estate broker, 230 


Montgomer 

WITZEL & BAKER (C F Baker and 
J F Witzel), commission merchants 
and wholesale provision dealers, 324 


a 

Witzel Bros (J F and G Witzel), grocer- 
ies, NW cor Davis and Pacific 

Witzel G (Witzel Bros), NW cor Davis 
and Pacitic 

Witzel J F (Witzel & Baker), 324 Clay 
and Witzel Bros, 601 Davis 

Witzeman Wm, butcher, NW cor East 
and Merchant 

Wixon I, fruits, vegetables and dairy 

roduce, 113 6th 

WOBBEER BROS (Wilhelm and Her- 
mann Wiobber), groceries, wines and 
liquors, NW cor Lombard and Powell 

Wibber Henry, groceries, NE cor 
Geary and Leavenworth 

Wo R HERMANN §$ (Wibber 
Bros), NW cor Lombard and Powell 

Wibber Peter (Gerken & Wibber), SW 
cor Mission and Spear 

WOBBER (Wibber 
Bros), NW cor Lombard and Powell 

Wochatz C, liquors, 411 Bush 

Woeber Capt H, San Francisco Fusileers, 
620 Bush 


WN | Wohlmann Otto, saloon, 40 re tts) 
olits), 


Woelfel Bros, liquors, 400 4th 

WOENER ae, cloak and 
costume maker, 223 Kearn 

Woerner David, cooper, NW cor Main 
and Harrison. 

Woenne E (Ike Hoffman and E Wornne), 
606 Market 

Woesner Christian, liquors, 237 3d 

Woerz G H, sec Germania Lodge K of 
H, 121 Edd 

Woerz G H, liquors, 5 Hardie Place 

Woest Louis (Maas & Weest), 1423 
Powell 

Wohl P (Wohl & Politz), 403 California 


Wohl & Politz (P Wohi and 
brokers, 403 California 

Wohrden T N Thos, liquors, SE cor 
Bartlett ond 23d 

Wolcott Chas P (Gardner & Wolcott), 
504 py k 

Wolf A (Wolf & Shoenberg), 444 Cali- 
fornia 

Wolf A, clothing, 902 Dupont 

Wolf A, liquors, 605 Davis 

Wolf A, upholsterer, 2006 Polk 

Wolf & Co (W H Wolf), carpenters, 
931 Mission 

Wolf David, butcher, 1262 Market 

Wolf F, stock-broker, 316 Montgomery 

Wolf Mrs Fanny, dress and cloakmak- 
ing, 5th nr Howard 

Wolf FC, paper hanger, 12382 Stockton 

Wolf H, general mdse, 202 Bush 

Wolf H (H Wolf & Bro), 208 6th 

Wolf H & Bro (Hyman and Ike Wolf), 
boots and shoes, 208 6th nr Howard 

Wolf Henry, bakery, 631 3d 

Wolf I (H Wolf & Bro), 208 6th 

Wolf John W (Loughran & Wolf), 420 
and 422 Davis 

Wolf Joseph, agt New York Jewelry 
Mfrs, 130 Sutter 

Wolf Joseph, trusses, 509 Kearny 

Wolf Morris, mfr cigars and cigarettes, 
356 3d 

Wolf Nicholas, liquors, 305 Davis 

Wolf Philip & Co (Philip Wolf), com- 
mission merchants, 304 Battery 

Wolf Samuel, tailor, 4164 Folsom 

Wolf Sebastian, pastor St Boniface Ro- 
man Catholic Church, 123 Tyler 

Wolf & Shoenberg (A Wolf and Sol 
Shoenberg). real estate andinsurance, 
444 California 

Wolf W H (Wolf & Co), carpenter, 931 
Mission 

Wolfarth John M, bootmaker, 1322 Pa- 
cific 

Wolfe Abram, furnishing goods, ete, 
902 Dupont 

Wolfe C E, draughtsman, 302 Mont- 

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gomery 

Wolfe Jacob, bootmaker, 704 Mont- 
yomery ave 

Wolfe Jas E (Wolfe & Son), 240 Mont- 
gomery 

Wolfe M A, dry goods, 1022 Market 

Wolfe Miss Minnie, stamping and em- 
broidery, 131 Post 

WOLFE & SON (Jas E and Geo H 
Wolfe), architects and editors, 240 
Montgomery 

Wolfe Wm, retail dry goods, 1201 Stock- 
ton 

Wolfen Max & Co (Max Wolfen), com- 
mission, SW cor Davis and Washing- 
ton 

Wolff August, book-binder, 308 Post 

Wolff A, furnishing goods, 902 Du- 

ont 

OLFF BERNHARD, florist, pro- 
prietor Grand Floral Market, fruits 
and vegetables, fish and poultry, 741- 
747 Mission and 109 4th 

Wolff & Bodley, 26 New Montgomery 

Wolff Chas (Chase & Wolff), 900 Front 
nr Vallejo 

Wolff Chas H, attorney-at-law, 401 Cal- 
ifornia 

Wolff M, groceries, 1900 Mission 

Wolff Marcus, tinsmith, 240 2d 

Wolff & Rheinhold {Wm Wolff and 
Hugo Rheinhold), agts Hamburg Line 
of Vessels and commission merchants, 
506 Battery 

Wolff Wm (Wolff & Rheinhold), 506 
Battery 

WOLFFEH (Wolffe & Kelley), 120 
Sutter 

WOLFFE & KELLEY (H Wolffe and 
L Kelley), watch materials and jew- 
elers’ touls, 120 Sutter 

Wolkenhauer H W, liquors, SE cor 
Clay and Drumm 

Wollberg J (Zadig, Wollberg & Co), 302 
Montgomery 

Woller C & Bro, groceries, 1731 Market 

Wollheim Meyer, dry goods, 527 Mont- 
gomery ave 

Wollistadt Nick, butcher, 1117 Mission 

Wollitz Theodore, bakery, SE cor O’Far- 
rell and Pierce 

Wollpert C (Bentschler, Wollpert & 
Schwerdt), 160 New Montgomery 

Woolstadt Nicholas, butcher, 1117 Mis- 
sion 

Wolters August (Wolters Bros & C.), 
221 California 

Wolters H & Bro (Richard and Henry 
Wolters), groceries, NE cor 20th and 
Guerrero 

WOLTERS BROS & CO (Henry and 
August Wolters), wholesale liquors, 
221 California 


Wolters Henry (H Wolters & Bro), 
NE cor 20th and Guerrero 

Wolters Henry (Wolters Bros & Co), 
221 California 

Wolters Richard (H Wolters & Bro), 
NE cor 20th and Guerrero 

WOLTERS WM, groceries, 29 Clem- 
entina 

“WOMAN'S HERALD OF INDUS- 
TRY,” Mrs J W Stow editor, asso- 
ciate editors—Mrs Knox Goodrich, 
San Jose, Mrs Luis Livingston, Sacra- 
mento and Mrs J H Smyth, Oakland, 
304 Stockton 

WOMAN'S MEDICAL COLLEGE, 
Mrs M P Sawtelle dean, Mrs S E 
Furnas pres, 155 New Aion igor ety 

Women and Children’s Dispensary, 13t 

Women’s Christian Temperance Coffee 
House, Mrs Smith and Mrs Gardner 
proprs, 1005 Market 

Women’s Christian Union Temperance 
Coffee House, Mrs D E Millington 
propr, 629 Sacramento 

Women’s Christian Temperance Union 
Free Reading Room, 631 Sacramento 

WOMEN’S CO-OPERATIVE 
PRINTING OFFICE, Mrs L G 
Richmond & Son proprietors, 420-430 
Montgomery 

Women’s Homepathic Hospital, 730 
Sutter 

Women’s Protective League, Mrs M E 
Blade pres, 407 Stevenson 

Women's Temperance Coffee Rooms, 
Mrs Gardner propr, 234 Sutter 

WOMEN’S PROTECTIVE LEAGUE 
Mrs U M Thompson pres, 213 Post 

WONDER (THE), J C Spencer, 1024 
Market 

Wong Edward, slippers, 403 Sutter 

Wong Tsun Hin, Chinese consul, 915 
Clay 

Wood A D, editor and 
‘““The Rescue,’ 123 
Block 

Wood B & Co, real estate, 612 Clay 

Wood Mrs C, dressmaker, 8 Hayes 

Wood C C, butcher, 27th bet Folsom 
and Harrison 

Wood & Co (J Pand R A Wood, sta- 
tionery, 1433 Polk 

Wood & Daley (James Wood and James 
Daley), saloon, 2564 4th 

Wood George (Linforth & Co), 3d floor, 
411 Mission 

Wood Geo W & Co, stationers, 749 
Market 

WOOD GEO M (Wood & Strickland), 
749 Market 

Wood H, tailor, 547 Clay 

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Wood Hugh, second-hand furniture, 
677 Mission 

Wood H V, butcher, Mission bet 29th 
and 30th 

Wood J M, attorney-at-law, 704 Mont- 


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Woes James (Wood & Daley), 256} 
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Wood John, boots and shoes, 24th bet 
Harrison and Alabama 

Wood J P (Wood & Co), 1433 Polk 

Wood J R(C Moore & Co), dry goods, 
230 16th 

Wood R A (Wood & Co), 1433 Polk 

Wood S A (Hobart, Wood & Cv), 15 
Sahsome i 

Wood S M, tailor, 927 Market 

WOOD & STRICKLAND (Geo M 
Wood and Sidney L Strickland), de- 
signers, practical engravers, static™- 
ery, copperplate printers and deaie.-s 

‘in books, stencil cutters, die sinkers, 
etc, 749 Market 

Wood W ©, Sail Loft, 514 2d 

WOOD WILLIAM §(Lloyd & Wood), 
attorney-at-lav7, room 9, 30) Mont- 
gomery 
ood Wm H, attorney-at-law, 655 

V ashington 

Woodbridge Church (Catholic), 
20th and Capp 

Woodbridge J D, printer, NE cor Wash- 

ington and Montgomery 

WOODBURY F C (Woodbury & 

Haley), 24 Post 

WOODBURY & HALEY (F C Wond- 
bury and C F Haley), proprietors 
Heald’s Business College, 24 Post (See 
advertisement back of book) 

Woodin Eugene (Woodin & Little), 421 
Market 

WOODIN & LITTLE (Eugene Woodin 
and Wm H Little), manufacturers Im- 
sroved Althouse Vaneless Windmills, 
importers of pumps, lawn mowers, 
pipe, brass goods, etc, manufacturers 
of tanks, 421 Market 

Woodman Peter R (S IF’ Candle Co), 402 
Front 

Woodman Wm C (S F Candle Co), 402 
Frout 

Woods Mrs Ann, boarding-house, 541 


Ist / 

WOODS F H, stock-broker, 512 Cali- 
fornis 

WOODS F N (F N Woods & Co), 66 
aud 67 California Market 

WOODS F N & CO (F N_Wood:,), 
poultry and game, 66 and 67 Califor- 
nia Market 

Woods J S, liquor, NE cor Ritch and 
Townsend 

Woods Mrs M A, shirt mfr, 9 Geary 

Woods Preston, 13 4th 


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Woodville Consolidated Mining\Co, R E 


Kelly sec, 419 California 

Woodward H W (Shoobert & Beale), 
405 Montgomer: 

WOODWARD 8 B(R B Woodward 
& Co), 411 California 

WOODWARD RB & CO (KR B Wood- 
ward, Drury Melone and Wm H 
Gregg), carriages, buggies, harness, 
etc, 411 and 4114 California 

Woodward William A (Frederick , Mac- 
Crellish & Co), 529 California 

Wovodward William A & Co (William 
A Woodward and Frederick MacCrel- 
lish & Co), jub printers, 529 California 

Woodward’s Garden, n 8 Mission bet 
Ridley and 14th 

WOODWARD’S MUSEUM, Wm F 
Nolte taxidermist, 31 Turk 

Woodworth, Schell & Co, pianos, J B 
Curtis mgr, 105 Stockton 

Woolf Abraham, upholsterer, 2006 Polk 

Woolf Morri+, tailor, 1501 Post 

Woolfe M A & Co, retail dry goods, 
10.2 Market 

WOOLHOUSE BROS (0 B and S G 
Woolhouse), Suntight Gas Machine 
and sole manufacturers for Pacific 
Coast of Dieckmann’s Flat Crimp El- 
bows, 626 and 628 Washington 

WOOLHOUSE 0 B(Woolhouse Bros), 
626 Washington 

WOOLHOUSE S G (Woolhouse Bros), 
626 Washington 
oolley R M, druggist, SW cor Clay 
and Webster 

WOOL PULLING FACTORY, Dom- 
inique Legallet proprietor, 6th ave- 
nue bet Q and R, South San Francisco 

Woolsey E W, propr ‘‘Farmers’ Friend,” 
418 California 

WOOLWORTH RC, president Fir-t 
National Gold Bank of San Francisco, 
315 Montgomer 

WOONSOCKET RUBBER CO’S 
AGENCY, Wales’ Goodyear Artics 
rubber shoes, etc, Jas W Dolan agent, 
414 and 416 Market 

Wooster David, physician, 746 Mission 

Wooster J B(J B Wooster & Co), 218 
and 220 Front 

WOOSTER JB & CO (J & Wooster), 
commission merchants :vd_ wholesale 
dealers in provisions and dairy pro- 
duce, also manufacturers and whole- 
ae dealers in fireworks, 218 and £20 
‘ront 

WORDEN CLINTON E, manager 
branch office of f Stearns & Co, manu- 
facturing pharmacists, Detroit, Mich, 
26 New Montgomery 

Worden, Vanarsdale & Co (W H Wor- 
den and W P Vanarsdale), grocers, 
422 6th 


18 and 20 Spear St., 


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WACHHORST “tiicrcis sttnert woe,” 315 J Street, Sacramento, 


Co), 422 6th 


Challenge Axle Grease, etc, office 223 
Sacramento, 1618 Broderick 

Wores Joseph, hat and cap mfr, 609 
Washington 

Wores Theodore, artist, room 307, 
Phelan Block, 806 Market 

Workambron A, tailor, 940 Clay 

Workmen’s Guarantee Fund Associa- 
tion, E M Reading sec, St Ann’s 
Building 

Workinginen’s Hall, Mission bet 28th 
ané %%th 

Wormser I, pres Richmann Drill and 
td acl Co, 25 and 27 Stevenson 

Worn George A, real estate and money 
broker, 438 California 

Wores Joseph, hats and caps, 609 
Washington 

Worsley Peter, boots and shoes, 231 


6th 

Worth C H, drayman, 531 Market 

Worth S, physician, 426 Sutter 

Wray Jacob, market inspector, 14 
O’Farrell ~ 

Wrede August, bakery, 1310 Pacific 

Wrede C & Co (Cord Wrede and Die- 
trich Weber), saloon, NW cor Clay 
and East 

Wrede Cord, saloon, 419 East 

Wrede Dietrich, groceries, cor 17th and 
Guerrero 

Wrede Edward, barber, 1309 Pacific 

Wrede Hermann, wood and coal, 1218 
Pacific 

Wrede J, wood and coal, 1625 Powell 

Wreden Claus (Claus Wreden & Co), 
cor Lombard and Taylor 

Wreden Claus & Co (Claus Wreden, 
Wm Fourtz, Chris E Vorrath and 
Henry Wreden), Washington Brew- 
evy, cor Lombard and Taylor 

Wreden Henry (Claus Wreden & Co), 
cor Lombard and Taylor 

Wren John, wood and coal, NE cor 22d 
and Harrison 

Wrin M J (Freeman & Wrin), 326 3d 

Wright Arthur, saloon, 406 Pacitic 

Wright & Bowne (H C Wright and W 
S Bowne), ship chandlery, 34 and 36 
Steuart 

Wright C J (N Gray & Co), 641-645 
Sacramento 

Wright & Chadbourne (Geo W Wright 
and Samuel W Chadbourne), books 
and stationery, 1430 Stockton 


Worden W H (Worden, Vanarsdale & | Wright Geo W (Wright & Chadbourne), 


1332 Pacific 


’ Worden W H, propr and mfr Martin’s| WRIGHT GEO W & CO, stationers 


and news dealers, 433 Montgomery 
ave 

Wright H B, physician, 23 Kearny 

Wright H C (Wright & Bowne), 34 and 
36 Steuart 

Wright J A (Hammond & Wright), at- 
torney-at-law, 318 Pine 

Wright John, clams, 83 California 
Market 

Wright John (Wright & Sanders), 418 
California 

Wright John, liquors, 52 Steuart 

Wright John, mill and mining, 13 and 
15 Fremont 

Wright J, sewer’ contractor, 316 Du- 
ont 
right John T, commission merchant, 
638 Market 

Wright J W 4H, Mission Chemical 

orks, 850 Market 

Wright R_ Percy, attorney-at-law, 
rooms 10 and 12, 310 Pine 

Wright & Sanders (John Wright and 
George H Sanders), architects, 418 
California 

Wright Selden S (Wright & Wright), 
606 Montgomery 

Wright W H, physician, 850 Market 

Wright W H, stock-broker, 3:4 Mont- 
gomer 

Wright Wm 8, San Francisco Box Co, 
515-519 5th 

Wright & Wright (Geo T and Selden S 
Wright), attorneys-at-law, 606 Mont- 
gomer 

Wrobiott Henry, groceries, NW cor 
Mason and Francisco 

Wuiche Fred, distiller’s agt, 258 Mar- 
ket cor Front 

Wulbern John, groceries, NW cor Fil- 
bert and Laguna 

Wulff Peater, groceries, cor 6th ave 


and L 

Wulsen F G (Christensen & Wulsen), 
cor Davis and Market 

Wu'zen D H, groceries, NE cor 9th 
and Folsom 

Wulzen F H, groceries, SE cor 23d and 
Fair Oaks 

Wunsch M (M Wunsch & Co), 11! 
Sutter 

Wunsch M & Co (M Wunsch, Theodore 
Kirchhoff and August Heilbronner), 
wholesale watches and jewelry, 111 
Sutter 


Wright G B (English & Wright), 327 | Wunsch Nicholas, barber, cor ..ailroad 


Pine 


and 12th avs 


Wright G H (J Harris & Co), NE cor} Wurkheim & Co (Mrs Paula Wurkheim), 


Kearny and Market 


cloaks and suits, 125 Kearny 


Wright Geo T (Wright & Wright), 606| Wurkheim Mrs Paula (Wurkheim & 


Montgomery 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, “*""Wessrsz AIL Sisgs IRON WORK, 


Co), 125 Kearny 


227 Main Street, San Francicco. 


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Wuthrich John, meat market, 415 
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WyerC F (CF Wyer & Co), 847-851 


Mission 

Wyer CO F & Co(C F Wyer and E Ram- 

say), proprs Pacific Coal and Feed 

Yard, 847-851 Mission 

wae James, carriagemaker, 20 and 22 
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Wylie Joseph H (Batchelor & Wylie), 

1 Market 

Wyman Chas, upholstery and cabinet 

making, 1317 Mission 

Wyne Martha, tinware, 2007 Fillmore 

Wythe J H, physician, 759 Market 


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YALEC G, editor ‘‘Mining and Scien- 
tific Press,’ 414 Clay 

Yanagiya Kentaro, consul of Japan, of- 
fice 703 Market 

Yancovich Luco, coffee saloon, SW cor 
Davis and Clark 

Yangtze Insurance Association, Macon- 
dray & Co agts, 206 Sansome 

Yarnell Joseph (Yarnell & Tippett), 539 
Jackson 

Yarnell & Tippett (Joseph Yarnell and 
John Tippett), restaurant, 539 Jack- 


son 
YATES.& CO (C M Yates and F W 
Shingleberger), paints, oils, lamp 
stock, varnishes and brushes, whole- 
sale, 113 Front 
Yates C M (Yates & Co), 113 Front 
Yates & Jackson (R H Yates and RC 
Jackson), cloaks and suits, 4 and 6 
Dupont 
Yates John D, liquors, 211 Stevenson 
Yates R H (Yates & Jackson), 4 and 6 
Dupont . 
Yates R R, agt California Silk Co, 585 
Market 
Yeager Mrs Thomas, umbrellas and par- 
asols, 3 Dupont 
Yeaton Mrs C A, dressmaker, 
Post 
Yelland Raymond D, artist, 408 Cali- 
fornia 
Yellow Jacket Silver Mining Co, TG 
Taylor pres and supt, 327 Pine 

BA BUENA, A H Hentz proprie- 


tor, wines and liquors, 534 Park ave- 


nue 

Yerby H C (Yerby & Roseberry), 302 
Davis 

Yerby & Roseberry (H C Yerby and 
James Roseberry), 302 Davis 

YOLO MILLS, Dierck, Hinz & Plage- 
mann proprietors, flouring, northeast 
corner Mission and Main 

Yomer Mrs M B, dressmaker, 1122 
Stockton 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


106 


igs en E R, shipping merchant, 34 Cali- 

oriia 

York Waldo M (York & Whitworth), 
120 Sutter 

York & “Whitworth (J M Whitworth 
aad Waldo M York), attorneys-at- 
law, 120 Sutter 

York William, wholesale liquors, 109 
California 

YOSEMITE FLOUR MILLS, Spli- 
valo & Forman proprietors, Bryant 
bet 7th and 8th, office 415 Battery 

Rae ag Valley Commissioners, 9 Hub- 

ar 
Yost D Z (Clute & Yost), 242 Montgom- 


ery 

YOST JOHN D (HS Crocker & Co), 
215-219 Bush 

YOUNG AMERICA HOUSE, A M 
Simonsen proprietor, 1. Pacific 

Young Andrew, restaurant, 867 Market 

Young Charles, saloon, 619 Mission 

Young Conrad, dairy, 1429 Dupont 

Young E B, attorney-at-law, 502 Mont- 
gomery 

Young Geo A, attorney-at-law, 318 
Pine 

Young Herman, laces and ribbons, 912 
Market 

Young HH (H P L Young & Bro), 
Greenwich nr Steiner 

Young H PL& Bro(H PL and HH 
Young), meat market, Greenwich nr 
Steiner 

Young HP L(H P L Young & Bro), 
Greenwich nr Steiner 

Young James, optician and watchmak- 
er, 57 Mission 

YOUNG JAMES (Young, Thompson 
& Co), 123 Beale 

YOUNG J C, MEDICAL INSTI- 
TUTE, see The J C Young Medical 
Institute, 204 Post 

Young J H, painter, 1431 Bush 

YOUNG JOHN. bakery, confectionery, 
etc,” 1419 Stockton 

Young Joseph, druggist, 1114 Folsom 

YOUNG TJ(T J French & Co), 2339 
Mission 

YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSO- 
CIATION, A B Forbes president, 
Henry J McCoy secretary, 232 Sutter 

Young Men’s Christian Association 
Hall, 232 Sutter 

Young Men’s Christian Association Li- 
brary, 232 Sutter 

Young Men’s Pacific Hall, Pacific bet 
Powell and Mason 

YOUNG R, proprietor Phenix Iron 
Works, 18 and 20 Fremont 

YOUNG THOMAS (Allen & Young), 
1026 Battery 

Young Thomas, real estate and loan 
broker, 39 Sutter 


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WHITE BROS. 134 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
st SF. Counter Tops, Newel Posts, Balusters,. 


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WACHHORST, Jeweler, 315 J Street, Sacramento, Sign of the Town Clock. 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO,, nrstereee°t i2,y, JEWELERS, mae 


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YOUNG, THOMSON & CO (James 
Young and J Thomson), proprie- 
tors Beale Street Mill, 123 Beale 

Young Wn, port warden, room 12, 525 
Front 

Young Wm, sewing. machines, 19364 
Mission 

Younger W J, dentist, 234 Stockton 

Young Women’s Christian Association 
Library, 314 Sutter 

YOUTHS’ DIRECTORY, James Reid 
superintendent, 1417 Howard 

Yuba Gravel Range Mining Co, H Pi- 
choir sec, 320 Sansome 

Yuma Mill & Mining Co, John H Gil- 
lespy sec, room 73, 309 Montgomery 

Yung John OC, blacksmith and shutter 
maker, 110 Main 


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Zabel Mme A, lace mender, 624 Ellis 


Zabaldano A, druggist, 1124 Stockton 
Zabriskie James C, attorney-at-law, 620 


Washington 
ZA S MRS, physician, 517 
Taylor 


Zacharias L (L Zacharias & Bro), 210 
Kearny 

Zacharias L & Bro (L and Z Zacharias), 
watches and jewelry, 210 Kearny 

Zacharias M, watchmaker and jewelry, 
308 Kearny 

Zacharias Z (L Zacharias & Bro), 210 
Kearny 

Zachrisson Th, cigars, 82] Market 

Zack GG U& Co, grocers, NE cor 4th 
and Clementina 

Zadig H (Zadig, Wollberg & Co), 303 
M mntgomer 

Zadig, Wollberg & Co (H Zadig, J Woll- 
berg and J Marks), stock brokers, 
303 Montgomery 

Zahn Henry, groceries, §23 Vallejo 

Zante Daniel, silver plater, 190 Jessie 

Zaun Henry, bakery, 326 Broadway 

ZECHER F W, Comanche Market, 
(and: L Miller & Co) 18174 Powell bet 
Filbert and Greenwich 

Zecht Jacob, pianos, Zii yt 

Zeglio David, Carrara Marbic Works, 
J049 Market 

Zeh Louis, butcher, 1428 and 1430 Du- 


ont 
Zehfuss Frederick W, carpenter, 840 
Mission 
Zeile Charles D, apothecary, 528 Pa- 
cific 
Zeile Frederick, physician, Russian and 
Turkish steam baths, 524-528 Pacific 
ZEIRO E G (Fanciola & Zeiro), 439 
Jackson 
Zeiss Louis, commission merchant, 106 
Clay 


Zekind Soloman (Pacific Clock Mfg Co), 
2 and 4 Battery 

Zeller Herman, whitening and plaster- 
ing, 1043 Market 

Zellerbach Antone, straw paper, twines, 
writing paper, etc, 509 Clay 

Zelner W, druggist, cor Mission and 5th 

Zemansky Mrs Sarah, millinery and 
fancy ae 210 6th 

Zengeler E, coffee saloon, 605 Montg’y 

Zenon Aubert, restaurant, 422 Jackson 

Zenovich L, liquors, cor Post and Jones 

Zenovich Z W, fruits and vegetables, 
Hayes Valley Market 

Zeph Frank J, cigar mfr, 24 Hayes 

Zerr Caspar, meat market, 1604 Polk 

ZIBELIN MME E, French artificial 
flowers, 1115 Stockton 

Ziegenbein John (John Ziegenbein 
Co), 201 Davis 

Ziegenbein & Co (John Ziegenbein and 
F Hammer), commission mer- 
chants), 201 and 203 Davis 

Ziegler Frank E, books and stationery 
5?1 Montgomery 

Ziezler J L, house moving, 1017 Mission 

4ierenberg Geo H, groceries, 721 Foisom 

Zeigelmeyer A, grocer, 500 6th 

Zillmer Mrs A, midwife, 1009 Mission 

Zimmer George W, groceries, 422 Post 

ZIMMERMAN & CO (L Zimmer- 
man), butchzrs, 1154 Market 

Zimmerman Edward, barber, 334 6th 

Zimmerman Mrs H L, varieties, 703 
Broadway 

Zinkand © (D Block & Co), 107 Sansome 

Zinke Mrs C, dressmaker, 413 Union 

Zinnamon A, merchant tailor, 302 Bush 

Zinnamon A, tailor, 36 O’Farrell 

Zinns C, merchant tailor, 5 Montgomery 

Zion’s Baptist Church, Laguna bet 
Golden Gate ave and McAllister 

ZION M E CHURCH, Rev H J Davis 
pastor, Stockton, res 1006 Clay 

Zobel J, hat and cap mfr, 114 Dupont 

Zvbel J, vice-pres B'nai B'rith Hall 
Association, 119 and 121 Eddy 

Zocchi D & Co, poultry, 541 Merchant 

Zolfo G, fruits, etc, 1436 Cali'ornia 

Zollver Henry, books, stationery and 
toys, 238 6th 

Zoppi & Willson, painters, 8084 Larkin 

Zschiesche C, bootmaker, 1422 Dupont 

Zschiesche E R, cigars and tobacco, 621 
Kearny 

Zugeemeyer D, grocer, 500 6th 

ZUM BADISCHEN HOF, Charles 
G Bauer proprietor, 804 Pacific 

Zundorf John, tailor, 422 Sacramento 

Zunelorg J, tailor, 422 Sacramento 

Zweifel Mrs B, confectionery, 10 Hayes 

ZWICK MRS LOUISA (Koster & 
Zwick), 33 Main 

Zwirz H, malt, Brannan bet 5th and 6th 


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BUSINESS HOUSES 


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SAN FRANCISCO. 


ADVERTISING AGENTS. 


Brown D, 644 Market 
Dake E C, 65 Merchants’ Exchange 
Dunphy Thos N & Co, 506 Commercial 
Farrell Samuel B, 348 4th 
Fisher L P, 21 Merchants’ Exchange 
Lowell F, 432 and 522 California 


ADVERTISING CARDS. 


Roberts John W & Co, 508 Montgomery 


J. G. WHITE, J. W. ROBERTS. 


JOHN W. ROBERTS & CO. 
IMPORTERS, 


Specialists in Advertising Cards, 


508 Montgomery S8t., San Francisco. 


Proprietors “Yosemite” Advertising Cards. 

Sole Agents Ketterlinus Advertising Cards. 

Sole Agents Leonhardt’s French Chromo Cards. 
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLE- 


MENTS. 
(See, also, Hardware.) 
Ayers M, 2583 Market 
Bull George & Co, 31 Market 


Davis Gece A & Co, 327 Market 
Everson, Wallace & Co, 116 Front 
Frank Bros, 319 and 321 Market 
Hawley David N, 117 and 119 Market 
Jackson & Truman, 

625-631 6th and 149-169 Bluxome 
Judson Mfg Co, 402 Front 
Linfor h, Rice & Co, 323 and 325 Market 
Osborne D M & Co, 33 Market 
Scuie E, cor 4th and Bryant 


AMALGAMATORS. 


Russell Eli F, 35 Rose Alley 


CEO. BULL & CO. 
Importers of Agricultural Implements, 


—AND— 


Sole Agents for the Celebrated J. I. Casa Straw and Wood Burning 
Engines, Separators, Headers, Saw Mills, Riding and 
Walking Plows, Harrows ani Cultivators. 


WM. HARRISON'S FARM, FREIGHT AND HEADER WAGONS, 


LITTLE CHIEF FANNING MILLS, ETC 


31 MARKET STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, 


4&2 Send for Catalogue. 
AMUSEMENTS. 
Adelphi Theatre (Ned Buckley), 


6U7 California 
Baldwin Theatre (The), 
Bush Street Theatre, 


Bush bet Montgomery and Kearny | Winter Garden eh det aor hescking 


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4a Liberal Discounts to Dealers. 


California Theatre, 


Bush bet Kearny and Dupont 


Fountain (The) (George Schmitt), 


0 SE cor Sutter and Kearny 
934 Market | Grand Theatre (Chinese), 
id 814 and 816 Washington 


Maack), 


18 & 20 Spear St. 


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Anatomical Museum (L J Jordan), 
751 Market, office 211 Geary 


ANILINE COLORS. 


Richter P E & Co, sole agents, 
109 California 


J. F. ESPENSCHIED, 
BADEN, GERMANY, 


ANILINE COLORS, 
P. E, RIGHTER.& CO., Sole Agents, 


109 California St., San Francisco. 


ARCHITECTS. 


Wolfe & Son, 240 Montgomery 


ART DEALERS, 


Currier Amos & Co, 103 Dupont 
Snow & Co, 12 Post 


ARTESIAN WELL BORER. 


Babcock & Co, 40 Merchants’ Exchange 


ARTESIAN WELL PIPE. 


Gladding, McBean & Co, 1310 Market 


ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. 


Cook Mrs A O, 126 Kearny 
Manescau Mrs B, 713 Sutter 
Spencer J C, 1024 Market 
Zibelin Mme E, 1115 Stockton 


WONDER 


Flower and Feather Store, 
1024 Market Street, 
SAN FRANCISCO. 


ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. 


Beeman Wn, 32 O’ Farrell 
Spring Menzo, 9 Geary 


ARTISTS. 


Ballou A7*’* L (portrait), 759 Market 

Clow J & \pnoto), 8 6th 

Cook Mrs A O (landscape and _por- 

i 126 Kearny 
220 3d 


trait), 
Delabaere Mlle Clemence 
Eastman Emily R, 
11 Kearny and 914 Market 


Representative Business Houses 


ete., for all Orders, 
Mies Sect Street, S. F. 


Frassi A, 802 Montgomery 
Hellwegen Henry, 108 Taylor 
Holt Mrs J H, room 331, 806 Market 
Williams Elizabeth, 120 Satter 
ARTISTS’ MATERIALS. 
Currier, Amos & Co, 103 Dupont 
Hueter Bros & Co, 601 Market 


Perry S A & Co, 624 Market 


HUETER BROS. & CO, 


IMPORTERS OF 


ARTISTS’ MATERIALS 


AND MANUFACTURERS OF 
SHEET WAX, 
601 Market St., under Grand Hotel.’ 


ASBESTOS GOODS. 


Merrell I L (roofing), 
316 Townsend nr 4th 


ASPHALTUM WORKS. 


Lane W E, 505 Kearny nr California 
Pacific Asphaltum Co (Neuval & 
Somervell), 420 Jackson 
Paul Philo D, 1331 Mission 
Schottler H, 615 4th 
Walton Nelson C, 219 Mission 


ASSAYERS. 


Booth Edward, 
Johnston William D, 

. 118 and 120 Halleck 
Kustel & Co, 


318 Pine 
Nevada Metallurgical Works, 
23 Stevenson 
Selby Smelting and L ad Co, 


416 Montgomery 
Vander Naillen A, 24 Post 
Walker H W, 


109 Montgomery Block 
ASSAYERS’ MATERIALS. 
Caire Justinian, 521 and 523 Market 


ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIE- 
TIES. 


American Eagle Association A W 
Burrell pres, 123 California 
Arnold Bros, mgrs Pacific Coast 
Immigration Association, 207 Kearny 
Art Association and School of De- 
sign (Alex Hawes), 430 Pine 
B’nai B’rith Hall Association, 
119 and 121 Eddy 
Board of State Viticultural Com- 
missioners, 111 Leidesdorff 


110 Sutter 


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202 Market 
California Immigration Association, 
A W Preston sec, 10 California 
Caswell Thomas H, Grand Recorder 
F and A M, cor Montgomery and Post 
Colton Dental Association, 
rooms 6, 8 and 10 Phelan’s Block 
Garfield Monument Association, A 
W Preston sec, 10 California 
Gas Consumers Association, E J 
Coleman pres, 202 Bush 
Grand LodgeI O O F, Walter B 
Lyon grand sec, 325 Montgomery 
Great Western Mutual Aid Associa- 
tion, W D Stafford mgr, 841 Market 
Hodgdon Walter H A, sec San Fran- 
cisco County Medical Society, 
108 Geary 
Home Benefit Association, A S 
Brownell sec, 328 Montgomery 
Jones Harrison, sec Masonic Board 
of Relief, Masonic Temple, 
cor Montgomery and Post 
La Societe Francaise D’Epargnes 
Et De Privoyance Matuelle, Leon 
Mejasson pres, 534 California 
Masonic Board of Relief, 
NW cor Montgomery and Post 
Mercantile Library Association, A 
E Whittaker sec, 216 Bush 
Milkmen’s Mutual Aid and Protect- 
ive Association, Geo C Smart 
pres, A T Noble sec, 35 Eddy 
Odd Fellows’ Library Association 
G A Carnes librarian, 325 Montgomery 
Pacific Coast Immigration Associa- 
tion, Arnold Bros mgrs, 207 Kearny 
Painters’ Co-operative League, J O 
Ralston mgr, 1605 Polk 
Preston A W, sec California Immi- 
gration Association and sec Gar- 
tield Monument Association, 
10 California 
Ralston J O, mgr Painters’ Co-oper- 
ative League, 1605 Polk 
Theilmann M C, sec American Eagle 
Association, 123 California 
United States Law_ Association, 
John H B Wilkins sec, 438 California 
Universal Benevolent Association 
(for unmarried persons), W Price 
sec and general mgr, 1038 Mission 
Womans’ Protective League, Mrs C 
M Thompson pres, M J Stephens 
" 218 Post 
Young Men’s Christian Association, 
Andrew B Forbes pres, 232 Sutter 


ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. 


Ackerman C L, 426 California 
Baker O 8, 
33 Montgomery Blk, 628 Montgomery 


WHITE BROS.. 18 & 15 
st,8.F. Oak, Ash, 


383 


Belcher W C, 520 Montgomery 
Bennett N, 330 Pine 
Bennett & Wigginton, 330 Pine 
Bergin Thomas, ; 
: room 38, 309 Montgomery 
Bishop Thos B, 327 Pine 
Blake & Blake, 417 Kearny 
Blake M B, 417 Kearny 
Blake M C, 417 Kearny 
Blanding Gordon, 324 Pine 
Boalt John H, 419 California 
Bonney Franklin, 522 Montgomery 
Boone J L, 320 California 
Boone & Miller, 320 California 
Brandt P BL, 306 Pine 
Buhlert Julius, 607 Clay 
Byrne James K, 310 Pine 
Carson Bros (J Band Jno G), 
rooms 9, 10 and 11, 504 Kearny 
Carson J B, 504 Kearny 
Carson Jno G, 504 Kearny 
Chapman Wm By, 106 Leidesdortf 
Chickering & Thomas, 214 Sansome 
Chickering W H, 214 Sansome 
Cole F W, * room 17, 329 Pine 
Chickering & Thomas, 214 Sansome 
Chickering W H, 214 Sansome 
Clark Leonard S, 606 Montgomery 
Clement Henry N, 420 Montgomery 
Clement, Osment & Clement, 
420 Montgomery 
420 Montgomery 
103 Montgomery 
103 Montgomery 
606 Clay 
606 Clay 
652 Market 


Clement Roswell P, 
Cobb MG, 
Cobb & Moore, 
Cormac & Jahn, 
Cormac T E K, 
Cosgrove Christopher, 
Deering Frank P, 

27 and 28 Montgomery Block 
Dunand Louis F, 331 Montgomery 
Dunand, Miller & Hughes, 

331 Montgomery 
7 Montgomery ave 
Dwinelle Samuel H, 526 Montgomery 
Emmet © Temple, 224 Sansome 
Eno Frank, attorney Charter Oak 

Life Insurance Co, 528 California 
Estee & Boalt, 419 California 
Estee M M, 419 California 
Fairweather J Arthur, 330 Pine 
Foltz Clara Shortridge, 

room 36, 628 Montgomery 
Fox Charles N, 530 California 
Fox & Kellogg, 530 California 
Freidenrich D, 426 California 
Garber John, 327 Pine 
Garber, Thornton & Bishop, 327 Pine 
Gillespie Chas V, 522 California 
Goff C P, 606 Montgomery 
Gough H Dorsey, 603 Washington 
Graves Wm J, 526 Montgomery 
Greathouse C K, 324 Pine 
Grey C V, 604 Merchant 
Haggin James B, 309 Montgomery 


Main and 144 168 
Hickery, Maple, Cherry. ete, 


Dunne Peter F, 


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Haggin Louis T, 


Hanlon Charles F, 

| Harrison R E, 

| Haseett M OC, 

| Herrin Wm F, 

| Heynemann A, 

| Holmes Walter G, 

| Hornblower F A, 
Bounces RE, 

| Hughes James E, 

Husted A, 

Husted F M, 

Irvine William, 

Jahn Albrecht, 

Jarboe & Harrison, 

Jarboe John R, 


Jennings Cussius M, 


Joachimsen H L, 
Kellogg M B, 
Lamar J B, 


Lamar & McKinstry, 


Latimer Lorenzo D 


room 53, 


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310 Pine 
230 Montgomery 
7 Kearny 
310 Pine 
310 Pine 
606 Montgomery 
331 Montgomery 
315 California 
331 Montgomery 
331 Montgomery 
424 Montgomery 
217 Sansome 
606 Clay 
230 Montgymery 
230 Montgomery 
331 Montgomery 
502 Montgomery 
530 California 
126 Kearny 
126 Kearny 


room 76, 309 Montgomery 


Latimer & Morrow, 


room 76, 309 Montgomery 


Le Breton A J, 
Lloyd Reuben H, 


217 Sansome 


room 9, 309 Montgomery 


Lloyd & Wood, 


rooms 9-13, 309 Montgomery 


Loughborough A: H, 


507 Montgomery 


Loughborough & Newhall, 


507 Montgomery 


Mastick, Belcher & Mastick, 


Mastick E B, 
Mastick J W, 


McAllister & Bergin, 


520 Montgomery 
520 Montgomery 
520 Montgomery 


room 38, 309 Montgomery 


McAllister Hall, 


room 38, 309 Montgomery 


McClellan R Guy, 
McClure David, 


McClure & Dwinelle, 


McKinstry A, 
MeMurray Val C, 
McPike & Bonney, 
McPike Henry C, 
Meyer Martin S, 
Miller Frank D, 
Miller J H, 

Moore Chas H ry 
Morrison A F, 


Morrow William W, 


523 Kearny 

526 Montgomery 
526 Montgomery 
126 Kearny 

126 Kearny 

522 Montgomery 
522 Montgomery 
330 Pine 

331 Montgomery 
320 California 
103 Montgomery 
324 Pine 


room 76, 309 Montgomery 


Mowry L I, 


637 Kearny 


Naphtaly, Freidenrich & Ackerman, 


Naphtaly Joseph, 
Naughton J F, 


Naughton & McMurray, 


Newhall W Mayo, 
Newlands F G, 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, 


426 California 
426 California 
126 Kearny 
126 Kearny 
507 Montgomery 
230 Montgomery 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., Sxa'PrSwck Stocks: 119 Mo 
Representative Business Houses 


Noon James F, 
Northan Frank, 


Nygh & Fairweather, 


Nygh Wm A, 
Olney Warren, 
Osment Thomas M, 
Pillsbury ES, 
Pillsbury & Titus, 
Plunkett James OC, 
Quint L, 

Redstone & Bram, 
Regensburger D H, 
Reid Henry H, 
Reinstein J B, 
Robinson C P, 


Robinson, Olney & Byrne, 


Rosenthal Joseph, 
Severance J G, 


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230 Kearny 

224 Sansome 

329 Pine 

*. Pine 

anes 410 Pine 
ontgome 

306 Pine 

306 Pine 

302 Montgomery 

603 Washington 

240 Montgomery 

408 Calif. rnia 

636 Clay 

217 Sansome 

310 Pine 

310 Pine 

420 Montgomery 

331 Montgomery 


Severance, Travers & Hornblower, 


Smith C W M, 
Soderherg N, 


Splivalo Augustus D, 


331 Montgomery 
224 Sansume 
629 Kearny 


72 and 73 Montgomery Block 


Stetson Edward G, 


Stetson & Houghton, 


Stewart & Herrin, 
Stewart Wm M, 
Swift Chas J, 
Thomas William, 
Thompson R, 
Thornton Harry I, 
Titus Daniel, 
Toohy Dennis J, 
Travers Chas E, 
Trussean P C, 
Turner George, 
Tyler George W, 


Van Reynegom F W, 


315 California 
315 California 
310 Pine 

310 Pine 

306 Pine 

214 Sansome 


76 Montgomery Block 


327 Pine 

306 Pine 

330 Pine 

331 Montgomery 
604 Merchant 
331 Montgomery 
318 Pine 

12 Montgomery 


Wallace, Greathouse & Blanding, 


Wallace Wm T, 
Whaley John D, 
Whecler James, 
Wigginton P D, 


Wilkins John H B, 
Wilson Mountford S, 


Wilson Russel J, 
Wilson Sam M, 

Wilson & Wilson, 
Wood William 8, 


324 Pine 

324 Pine 

432 Montgomery 
224 Sansome 
330 Pine 

438 California 
202 Sansome 

202 Sansome 
202 Sansome 
202 Sansome 


room 9, 309 Montgomery 


F. M. HUSTED, 
Attorney aud Connselor-at-Law, 


Rooms 21 and 22, 


424 Montgomery Street, 


SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 


GIRDERS, JAIL AND FENCE WORK, 
227 Main Street, San Francisco. 


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AUCTIONEERS. 


Butterfield William, 109 Montgomery 
Davis R D W & Co, 21) Pine 
Easton & Eldridge, 22 Montgomer 
Greenebaum & Co, 115 and 117 Bus 


AUTOMATIC ADVERTISING 
CLOCKS. 


McKenney L M & Co mgrs, 
238 Montgomery 


AUTOTYPES. 


Currier, Amos & Co, 103 Dupont 


AXES. 


Sonntag Charles & Co (Robt Mann 
& Son’s), 114 and 116 Market 


AXLE GREASE. 


Holt Warren (Dixon & Johnson’s), 


413 Montgomery 
Read Edward B, 18 lst 


BAGS AND BAGGING. 


White & Lissak, 321 California 


BAKERIES. 


Banz John, ~ 1326 Howard 
Broadway Bakery (L Valentine), 
214 and 216 Broadway 

Carcaffa G B & Co, 1309 Dupont 
Christ & Frahm, 24 3d 
Dunn James, supt California Crack- 

er Co, NW cor Broadway and Battery 
Goddard Gilford, 914 Valencia 
Heitmuller Henry, 

492 8th, 1602 Geary and 1216 Poik 
Higgart N E, 1524 Dupont 
Himmelstoss George, 2409 Howard 
Hinton Margaret, 1235 Mission 
Kafka Mrs Annie, 1325 Sacramento 
Roemer Bros, Kearny 


Pacific Coast Hari Woods 3°’ 
Of San Francisco. 


385 


Ross Chas, 

Rowe Edward E, 

Stahmann Mrs Sophie, 722 Lombard 

Valente Louis, 214 and 216 Broadway 

Vienna Model Bakery (Roemer 
Bros), 205 Kearny 

Young John, 419 Stockton 


BAKING POWDER. 


(See Yeast Powder.) 


BANKS AND BANKERS. 


Alvord Wi liam, pres Bank of Cali- 
fornia, NW cor California and Sansome 
Anglo-California Bank, Frederick 
W Low and Ignatz Steinhart 
mngrs, NE cor Sansome and Pine 
Angus J S, cashier Nevada Bank, 
NW cor Montgomery and Pine 
Bank of British North America, 
A McKinlay agt, 221 Sansome 
Bank of British Columbia, W Pow- 
ell acting mgr, 
SE cor California and Sansome 
Bank of California, Wm Alvord 
pres, NW cor California and Sansome 
First National Gold Bank, R C 
Woolworth pres, 315 Montg ‘mery 
Lazard Freres, 205 Sansome 
Nevada Bank of San Francisco, J C 
Flood pres, Geo L Brander vice- 
pres, JS Angus cashier, 
NW cor Montgomery and Pine 
Pacific Bank, R H McDonald pres, 
cor Pine a: d Sansome 
Sutro & Co, 408 Montgomery 
Union and National Banks of Aus- 
tralia, Hellman Bros & Co agts, 
5625 Front 
Wells, Fargo & Co’s Bank, Lloyd 
Tevis pres, 
NE cor California and Sans »me 


BANKS, SAVINGS AND LOAN. 


German Savings aud Loan Society, 
Geo Lette sec, 26 California 

Hibernia Savings and Loan Society, 
2-6 Moutgomery 

Jones Winfield S, sec Security Sav- 
ings Bank, 215 Sansome 

San Francisco Savings Union, Jams 

De Fremery pres, Albert Miller 
vice-pres, 532 California 

Security Savings Bank, Jerome Lin- 
coln vice-pres, 215 Sansome 


BARBED FENCE WIRE. 


California Wire Works, A S Halli- 
die pres, 6 California 


509 Mission 
205 O’ Farrell 


Street, 8. KF. Oregon Ash, Maple and Alder 


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BASKET MANUFACTURERS. 


(See, also, Wood and Willow Ware.) 
Lange John CR, 12 Montgomery ave 


BATHS. 
(See, also, Hairdressers, ) 


Lampe Bros, Baldwin Hotel, 6 Powell 

McSparren Archibal 304 Post 

Sheltered Cove Baths, (Joseph J 
Bamber), foot of Montgomery ave 


BEDDING MATERIAL AND 
COMFORTERS. 


Cahn Morris, ‘ 
Connelly James & Co, 
532 and 534 Market opp Grand Hotel 
Du Rose F F, 29 2d 
Frank Henry, 212-216 Commercial 
Hoey Fugeue, 26 Turk 
Jansen Alex, 48-54 2d 
Kitterman James, 1313 Stockton 
McCabe Owen, 921 Market 
Westall J, 764 Mission 


12 2d 


ALEX. JANSEN, 


Importer and Manufacturer for the Trade. 


Upholstery, Bedding, Feathers, Etc, 


Parlor, Church, Lodge, Lounge and Chair Frames. 
SALESROOMS ....... ... ...48-54 Second Street. 
STEAM FKATHBR RENOVATOR. ....25 Silver Street. 


124 Main Street. 
SAN FRANCISCO. 


BEDSTEADS. 


Frei A, 231-239 King 


BEE HIVE MANUF ACTORIES. 


Wetherbee Geo M, 734 Bryant 


GEO. M. WETHERBEE’S 
Sawing, Planing and Turning 


ESTABLISHMENT, 


BEE HIVE MANUFACTORY, 


WEST COAST MILLS, 
No. 734 Bryant 8t., near 4th, San Francisco. 


BEER BOTTLERS. 


Walde Daniel, 


PRISON CELLS. 


243 lst 


Fences and Bridge Werk, 
227 Main Street, &. F. 


Representative Business Houses 


BELL HANGERS. 


California Electrical Works, 35 Market 
Will & Finck, 769 Market 


BELLOWS MANUFACTUR- 
ERS. 


Earnest, Wall & Co, 302 Davis 
San Francisco Bellows Facto 
(Henry McKeune), 566 Mission 


BELLS'AND FOUNDRIES. 


Garratt W T, 138-144 Fremont 
Linforth, Rice & Co, 325 Market 


BELTING AND HOSE. 


Cook A O, 415 Market 
Cook HN, 405 Market 
Degen L P, 13 Fremont 


L. P. DEGEN, 


MANUFACTURER OF 


Oak Tanned Leather Belting, 
FINEST LACING, 
Cut Strings or Sides always on hand. 


No. 13 Fremont Street, 


Near Market, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 


H. N. COOK, 


MANUFACTURER OF 


LEATHER BELTING AND HOSE, 


405 MARKET STREET, 


Corner Fremont, San Francisco. 


BERRY BOXES. 


Weston C W, 213 Mission 


BILLIARD TABLE MANUFAC- 
TURERS. 


Jungblut August & Co, 10-16 Tyler 
Strahle Jacob & Co, 533 Market 
The J M Brunswick & Balke Co, 

653 and 655 Market 


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CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


Aktion rye “” mE et sal Caw ye vo nibs 


HE B00. Eastern Hard (od ber *88 Bee 
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ESTABLISHED 1862. 
JACOB STRAHLE & co. 


BILLIARD MANUFACTURERS, 
MARKET STREET 

533 san FRANCISCO, cau. O83 

Sole Owners and Patentees on Pacitic Coast of ELANEY’S CELEB ATED 
ail NG SHIONS. 5 Rat ARE over 8,000 Sets eget CTE 
Importers and ers in Billiard Goods and Trimmings, Ivory and Celluloid Tei Billiard 
Lamps, all styles, Ten Pin Goods and Alleys, Billiard Cushions, all kinds, Sporting Goods, 

laying rds, Symington and Skating Goods, Club Room and Saloon Fixtures, 
Bar Fixtures han Goods, TO ORDER. 

Largest Billiard House on the Coa New York Prices. 
Send for Miadteated Raatiaas and Price List. 


JACOB STRAHLE & CO., 533 Market Street, opp. Sansome, San Francisco, Cal. 


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MANUFACTURERS OF 


BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES, 


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Bilhard Materials, 
SPORTING GOODS, TEN PIN BALLS AND PINS, ETC. 


Ours 
OFFICE AND WAREROOMS, 


663 & 695 MARKET STREET, {°"¥nneain.*"} SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, 


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Ratafia Damiana Bitters, Siebe Bros 
BILL POSTERS. & Plagemen aa, ; - * 
i SE cor Sansome and Sacramento 
Ee pie Seow Ne Oop Se Comuneeetat Yerba Buena (A H Hentz), 534 Park ave = 
BIRDS, FISHES, ETC. BLACKSMITHS. - 
Herrmann, Theodore & Co Daclin Chas & Son, > 
, ' : NE cor Sansome and Jackson 
OU Wenn gO To 7 an 44 and 46 Main | a 
Gallagher James & Son, 843 Harrison | 
BITTERS. Haberlon James, cor Vallejo and Front | == 
Herold Chas, San Bruno Road nr Army | @ 
Brickwedel Henry & Co (Dr Schra- MeNeéeil Daniel, 834 Howard |O 
der’s Hamburg), 208 and 210 Front | Munro & Glynn, Filbert nr Fillmore re) 
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BLANK BOOK MANUFAC- 
TURERS. 


Barry, Baird & Co, 

419 Sacramento and 320 Sansome 
Crocker H S & Co, 215-219 Bush 
Hicks D & Co, 508 Montgomery 
Lecount Bros, 535 Market 
Rankin Chas E, 540 and 542 Clay 


BLASTING MACHINERY. 


California Electrical Works, 35 Market 


BOARDING HOUSES. 


Arion House (Fred Huber), 
° 13 and 15 Page 
Bardoni C & Co, ‘ 115 Clark 
Bergan Michael (Abbotsford House), 
1416 Broadway 
Casey M, 430 Brannan 
Kentucky House (Jacob Claassen), 
Kentucky nr Rope Walk 
Keystone House (Charles Banks), 
417 Pacific 
Knack John (Philadelphia House), 
' 421 and 423 Bush 
Manning House (Richard St John), 
9154 Market 
Moller F F, 263 East 
Silver Star House, Mrs N E May 
mgr, NE cor Sansome and Pacific 
Simonson A M (Young America 
House), 15 Pacitic 
Smith John (and lodging), 409 Drumm 
South Pacific House (F F Moller), 
263 East 
Stern Henry, mgr Nucleus House, 
cor 3d and Market 
Stockton Street House (H Wm 
Weiss & Co), 218 Stuckton 
Sutter Street House (S Gaude), 
308 Sutter 
Union House (John Burfeind), 
NE cor Bay and Larkin 
Wadsworth House (Major David 
Coon), 225 Bush 


BOARD OF TRADE. 


Boar 1 of Trade of San Francisco, Jacob 
S Taber pres, 202 Market 


BOAT BUILDERS. 


Lanteri & Vice, 
6 Broadway, and 42 Steuart 
Vice & Lanteri, 6 Broadway 


BOILER FELTING. 


(See Asbestos Goods.) 


PRISON CELLS, 


BOILER MAKERS. 
(See, also, Foundrien, ) 


California Boiler Works, (Pretori- 

ous & Lemmer), 141 and 143 lst 
Dundon P F, 131 and 133 Folsom 
Ewing Chas G (steam boilers), 


McAfee Wm & C o1d-a14 Spear ==] 
cAfee Wm 0, 10-2 pear 
Moynihan & Aitken, 


311 "and 313 Mission | £% 
Rice Harvey W, - 
52-60 Bluxome bet 4th and Sth | pus 
San Francisco Boiler Works (P F : 
Dundon), 131 and 133 Folsom 
The Babcock and Wilcox Co, pat- 
ent water tube steam boilers, 
605 Mission 


P. F. DUNDON. suit 
San Francisco Boiler Works, 


131 & 133 FOLSOM STREET, 
SAN FRANCISCO, 


BOILER MAKING and SHEET IRON WORK 
of every description. Repairing end Country 
Orders promptly attended to. 


BOLTS AND NUTS. 


Payne Bros (manufacturers), 
114 and 116 Mission 
Phelps Mfg Co, 17 Drumm 


BOOK-BINDERS. 


Bancroft A L & Co, 721 Market 
Bartling & Kimball, 505 Cla 
Crocker HS & Co, 215-219 Bus 
Dougherty P E & Co, 

412 Commercial and 411 Clay 
Hicks D& Co, 508 Montgomery g 
Rankin Chas E, 540 and 542 Clay te 


BOOKS AND STATIONERY. 


(See, also, ‘Stationery—W holesale. ) 


Antiquarian Book Store (F and R 
Thompson), 73 4th 
Bancroft A L & Co, 721 Market 
Barkhaus F W & D, 213 Kearny 5 
Beach Chilion, 107 Montgomery | 5 3 
Billings, Harbourne & Co, == 
3 Montgomery | § > 
Choynski I N (Antiquarian), 34 Geary | 89 
Crabb Henry, 2331 Mission | #3 
Denny Edward & Co, 418 Montgomer . 
Dewing J & Co, 420 Bush }- 
Dittman Emiel, 1514 Polk 
Dixon Mrs H H, 528 Hayes | = 


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VISITORS TO SAN FRANCISCO 


SHOULD NOT FAIL TO ORDER A PAIR OF 


Goddard Gilford, 914 Valencia BILLINGS, A |ARBOURNE & CO. =< 
Gordon C W, Sansome 
Gregoire Louis & Co, 6 Post] BOOKS, FINE STATIONERY, | Sa 
Hofmann Joseph A, 208 Montgomer Envelo Cards and Wedding 
Kane Mrs Annie M, 318 6t pee sevonery. 
Lally Mrs Mary, cor 3lstfand Mission] gxqRavens AND PLATE PRINTERS, 
Lecount Bros, 533 Market No, % Montgomery St. 
eee 7350 Valencia | SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, | $ 
Methodt Bo st Book Depository, Rev J 
an 4 Bill og soten’ owe BOOTMAKERS. | and 
illips unt (New York), Rev , 
B Hill agt, 1041 Market | (See bey — ret a Boot — 
Rowe Edward 5B, 203 O'Farrell ‘ 
Sadler & Co, 605 Market | Dietle Chas, 235 Bush 
San Francisco News Co (The), M E Dorler & Hilzinger, 317 4th 
Bauer agt, 413 and 415 Washington | Geitner George, 1880 Folsom — 
Son Brothers a da and deal- Kommer Emanuel, 315 Bush 
ers), and 302 California | Loy Joachem, 1603 Howard = i 
Stahmann Mrs Sophie, 722 Lombard | Lucier J, 101 6th and 1911 Fillmore | fF : 
Thompson F & R, 73 4th | Litcke H, 40 Gear a 
Twiggs D A, 408 3d | Matthiesen Matthias, 203 7th | es 
White James T &Co, 23 Dupont | Miller F J, 4054 Natoma |s 
Wood & Strickland, 749 Market | Plath Theo, 303 Stockton 
Wright Geo W & Co, Staub Gustav, 403 Sutter | o> 
438 Montgomery ave | Sullivan John, ~~ 
Youths’ Directory, James Rei NE cor Battery and queheoe 
supt, 1417 Howard | Thireerge Onesime, 316 4th = 
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CELEBRATED BOOTS OR SHOES, 


235 BUSH STREET, 


000°S6$ ‘SLISSV 


Occidental Hotel Building, SAN FRANCISCO. 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, st’stie Shien; Mickery, Maple, Cherry, ete, 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 — & 124 Market. 


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390 Representative Business Houses 


BOOT AND SHOE FAC- 
TORIES. 


(See, also, Bootmakers; also, Boots and 
Shoes.) 


Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co, 

129 and 131 Sansome 
Earle & Co, 765 Mission 
Hip Wo 22 Leidesdorff, nr Clay 
Horner John, 


1300 Folsom 
Hue, Rai & Co, 123 Cla 
McCormick John, 805 Bryant nr 16th 
Porter, Slessinger & Co, _—_‘117 Battery 
Poy Kee, Sing Chong & Co, 


211 Clay 
BOOTS AND SHOES. 


(See, also, Bootmakers; also, Boot and 
Shee Factories. ) 


Dorler & Hilzinger, 317 4th 
Hinders Henry, 340 Kearny 
Hoener John, NW cor 9th and Folsom 
315 Bush 
416 Sacramento 
101 6th and 1911 Fillmore 
Lucke H, 40 Gear 
Mayers John, 1712 Leavenwort 
O’Hanlon James & Co, 
717 and 719 Montgomery and 10 
Montgomery ave 
Stevens & Dugan, 42 6th 


Kommer Emanuel, 
Kutz & Murr, 
Lucier J, 


H. LUCKE, 
Boot Maker and Importer 


Of HERBER’S PARIS MADE GAITERS and 

SLIPPERS for Ladies and Children. Also Gent’s 

Boots, Shoes and Gaiters of best French and 
American Manufacture. 


40 Geary Street, San Francisce. 


BORAX. 


Houston W J & Co, 
215 and 217 California 


BOTTLES. 


Watson & Co, 


BOX BRANDS. 


Schmidt M & Co, 25-41 Main 


BOX FACTORIES. 


Hobbs, Wall & Co, 
Union Box Factory, R E Morey 
supt, 114-120 Spear 


BRASS BEDSTEADS. 


Marwedel E H, 541 Market 


124 Market 


‘BRASS, COPPER AND ZINC 


LUBRICANTS. 


Read Edward B, 


BRASS WORKS AND FOUN- 
DRIES. 


California Brass Works (Weed & 
Kingwell), 125 Ist 
Franklin Brass and Iron Works, R 
C Terry supt, 105 Fremont 


18 lst 


HITENING. 333 TYLEN ST.,S. F. 


13 Beale | $= 


STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALS 


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Garratt W T, cor Fremont and Natoma | @2 


Woodin & Little, 


421 Market | fam 


FRANKLIN BRASS AND’ IRON WORKS. @ 


BRASS ‘GOODS FOR WATER, STEAM AND GAS, 


Ship, Mining, Brewing and Distillery Supplies. 


GAS AND WATER METERS, 


GANS STOVES AND RANGES, 


Testing and Proving Apparatus for Gas. Jobbing and Machine Work promptly attended to. 


106 Fremont Street, Corner Mission, 


R. C. TERRY, Supt. 


SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 


PRISON CELLS, *“ess'uand Bcicre o'e"™ CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


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BREWERIES. 


Albany Brewery (F Hagemann & 
Co), 71-75 Everett 

Anstett & Co, (Lafayette Brew- 
ery), 725 and 727 Green 
Brekle Gottlieb, 1431 Pacific 

Bruns Henry F, S F Stock Brewery, 
cor Powell and Francisco 

California Brewery (Henry Schulte), 
cor 26th and Bryant 

tiple Brewery and Malt House 
(John Harrold), 420 Chestnut 

Frederick Wm A, (Jackson Brew- 
ery), 1428 Mission 
Hageman F & Co (Albany Brew- 


ery), 71-75 Everett 
Harrold John, (Empire 


Brewery), 
179 Jessie 
Hayes Valley Brewery (Henry Wah- 
muth & Co), 512 and 514 Grove 
Humboldt Brewery (Wm Noeth- 
id), 1839 Mission 
Jackson Brewery (Wm A Freder- 


icks), 1428 Mission 
Kronenberg F & Co (United States 
Brewery), 
cor Franklin and McAllister 
Lafayette Brewery (A Anstett & 
Co), 725-727 Green 
Mason John, 
Chestrut bet Mason and Taylor 
National Brewery (Chas E Hanson), 
SE cor Fulton and Webster 
Noethig Wm (Humboldt Brewery), 
1839 Mission 
O’Fauses & Co (Willows Brewery), 
SE cor Mission and 19th 
Philadelphia Brewery (John Wie- 
land) ” 220-240 2d 
San Francisco Stock Brewery (Fred 
Bruns), 2118 Powell 
Schulte Henry, cor 26th and Bryant 
South S F Brewery (Anton Hoel- 
cher and Geo Scharetg), 
cor 14th and R R ave 
United States Brewery (F Krones- 
burg), cor Franklin and McAllister 
Wieland John (Philadelphia Brew- 
ery), 220-240 2d 
Willows Brewery (O Fauss & Co), 
SE cor Mission and 19th 


WILLIAM NOETHIG, Prop’r. 


HUMBOLDT BREWERY. 


.839 MISSION STREET, 


Near 15th St., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 


JCE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, makes the BEST FITTING Clothes in the State. 


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~ ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN: HARD-WOODS "8.4.59 seen: = 


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391 
BREWERS’ MATERIALS. 


hap of Malt (John Harrold Jr 
& 


10) 420 Chestnut 
Neis Phil & Co, 415 Sacramento 


BRICK MANUFACTURERS. 


Clark N & Sons, 1310-1316 Market 


_ BRIDGE BUILDERS. 


Pacific Bridge Co, 
C H Gorrill pres, 4 California 
San Francisco Bridge Co, C 
Whitehead mgr, 10 California 


BROKERS. 


402 Montgomery 
331 Kearny 

613 Pacitic 

408 Muntgomery 


BROKERS—COMMISSION. 


Teller J D P, 405 Front 


BROKERS—GRAIN. 


Fish, Blam & Girvin, 327 Pine 
White & Lissak, 321 California 


BROKERS—HOUSE. 


McAlester & Jones, 


Boas Judah, 

Finley, Stevens & Co, 
Jacobs A, 

Sutro & Co, 


422 Montgomery 


BROKERS—INSURANCE. 


Carpenter Mrs Florence P,441 California 
Cole O H, 433 California 
Davis J BF, 215 Sansome 


BROKERS — MERCHANDISE. 


Callingham W J & Co, 213 Sansome 
Houston W J & Co, 215-217 California 


BROKERS—PAWN. 


Jacobs Abraham (Uncle), 613 Pacific 
Lichtenstein L H, 820 Kearny 


BROKERS—STOCK. 


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Atkinson Thos T & Co, 337 Pine 
Dewey E E, 330 Pine 
Perry Jno Jr, 413 Montgomery 
Turnbull W & Co, 338 Pine 


Wakefield S B & Co, 
Wattles J B & Co, 
Woods F H, 


322 Pine 
303 Montgom: ry 
512 California 


“JONOd 49 WHOS LSTICWIS 


™315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal, 


Watches. Chronomete 
Cleeks at Shert Notice. 


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H. WACHHORST 


BRONZE POWDERS. 


Dorety Joseph, 527 Commercial 


BROOM AND BRUSH FAC- 
TORIES. 
(See, also, Wood and Willow Ware.) 


Gillespie, Van De Mark & Co, man- 
ufacturers and wholesale dealers 


in bro ms and brushes, 11 Drumm 

‘Sadler & Co, brushes, 605 Market 

BUILDINGS, BLOCKS AND 
HALLS. 


Children’s Hall in Silver Star House, 
NE cor Sansome and Pacific 
Metropolitan Temple, 1 S Kalloch 
pastor, cor 5th and Jessie 
St Ann’s Building, cor Powell and Eddy 


BULLION REFINERS. 


Walker H W, 109 Montgomery Block 


BURNING BRANDS. 


Klinkner C A & Co, 320 Sansome 


BUSINESS COLLEGES. 


Barnard G B, business mgr Cali- 
fornia Commercial College, 417 ih aol 
Heald s Business College, (Wood 
bury & Haley), 24 “Post 
Pacific Business College (Chamber- 
lain & Robinson), 320 Post 


BUSINESS AND GENERAL 


AGENTS. 
Evinson John J & Co, 319 Kearny 
Lain J J, 230 Kearny 
Wade William M, 214 Sansome 


BUTCHERS AND MARKETS. 


Adelaide .arket (C Merchant), 
1915 Fillmore bet Bush and Pine 
Baccus R T (United Market), 
Mason and O’Farrell 
Bay City Market (Mark Strouse & 
Go), 1134-1138 Market 
ce Market (F W Zecher), 
pid Powell bet Filbert and Green- 


ich 
California Market, Thos Brown supt, 
Pine and California, bet Montgomery 
and Kearny 


PRISON CELLS, wov'tes"hain street, si. 


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392  Biprensteasive Business Houses 
Flageollet Henry Chas, 912 Valencia 
BRONZERS. Ford Charles H, 211 4th 
; Lane W E, (and geen Grand Flvral Market (Bernhard 
505 Kearny near California} Wolff), 741-747 Mission 


Rerney P J (Filbert Street Mar- 
ket), SW cor Filbert and Mason 
LeBert Victor (Sonora Market), 218 18th 
McMahon B, 737 Brannan bet 6th & 7th 

Miller L & Co (North Beach Market), 
823 Greenwich 

Oriental Market (Solomon Loben- 
stein), NW cor Post and Laguna 

Palace Market (John C Moritz), 


705 Montgomery ave | 


Queen City Market (Zimmerman & 
Co), 1154-1158 Market 
Roberts & Hill, 723 Folsom cor Ritch 
Schreiber Hearman, 923 18th 
Shyne J G, 339 4th 
United Market (Richard Baccus), 
SW cor Mission and O’Farrell 
Uri Felix, butcher, 
Stalls 22-26 S F Market 
Wilson J Y & Co, 
9 Sutter and 508 Market 
Zimmerman & Co, 1154-1158 Market 


BUTCHERS—WHOLESALE. 


Dunphy Wm & Co, 504 Kearny 
Strouse Mark & Co, 

1136 and 1138 Market 
Zimmerman & Co, 1154-1158 Market 


CABINETMAKERS’ STOCK. 


Allen, Tuggle & Co, 18 and 20 Spear 
CABINETMAKERS. 

Forbes AJ, * 18 Market 

Fuchs & Euler, 545 and 547 5th 


Jungblut August & Co, 10-16 Tyler 
Kemp J & Co, 114 and 116 Mission 
Kiernan & Hall 225 Post 
Koehler Chas, 231 Ellis 


Krone Julius, 711 Sutter nr Taylor 


CANDY FACTORIES. 


(See, also, Confectionery. ) 


Aguirre ““srtin J, 429 Kearny 
Allegretti ‘I, 501 Sutter 
Foster F Ww & Co, 

1025 Market bet 6th and 7th 
Jamison & Dietrich, 1214 Market 
Pacific Steam Candy Factory (J H 

Eichler & Vo), 
1065 Market bet 6th and 7th 


Pitt & Co, 465 Stevenson 
Rothschild & Ehrenpfort, 118 Front 
Seidl J & Co, 250 and 252 Market 


Steam Candy Factory (Rothschild & 


bys beep mB, ofir Ge 110 de lower than se” 


Saaviecws gave. * SANIHOVA DNLAGS “AMO BE ISAON Pan : oT 


Ehrenpfort), 118 Front g 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


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Of San Francisco. 393 


ROTHSCHILD & EHRENPFORT, 
WHOLESALE 


CANDY MA'NUFACTURERS: 


IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN 
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NUTS, ETC., 


118 FRONT STREET, bet, California and Pine, SAN FRANCISCO. 


Steam Candy Fac*‘ory, 118 Front Street. 
CANNED GOODS. CARPET BEATING MA- 


Astoria Packing Co, N J Kinney 
agt, ’ 22 California CHINES. 
Raaner Packing Co (M Banner & Conklin Bros (steam), 
Co), cor Folsom and Spear 333 Golden Gate ave 
Cutting Packing Co, Sidney M___ | Pioneer Carpet-Beating Co(J Spald- 
Smith pres, 17-41 Main| ing & Co), 353 and 355 Tehama 
Inselmann H, 446 3d 


neces Dein Aa PACIFIC 
Banner Packing Co. Steam Carpet Beating and Renovating Works, 


CANNED GOODS Also, WHITENING in all its Branches. 


Of superior quality. 338 Tyler St., near Larkin, San Franciséo. 
Fruits, io 1 we bo RL del eagal Meats, | QakLAND BRANCH—2IsT St. AND TELEGRAPH AVE. 
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N.W. Cor. Folsom and Spear Sts.,| Carpets cut, sewed, and laid by first-class 
SAN FRANCISCO. workmen. Prompt attention will given to 
orders sent by" jlortelephone. @# Telephone 


CAPITALISTS. orl SUS LONE LEN BOR. kc Matin 
Brown Richard, 215 Sansome CARPET FACTORY. 


Cook Daniel, room 4, 309 Montgomery 

Cook Seth, room 4, 309 Montgomery | Mackay Alex, 715 Market 

Dewey Squire P, 330 Pine 

La ea G, room 1, 309 ome R 1 Cc F 
ames O, room 6, 309 Montgomery } 

Haggin Jas B, room 51, 309 Montgomery oya arpet actory 

Phelan James, DEVENTER, HOLLAND. 


Phelan’s Bl’k, cor C’Farrell & Market en 
, L\obinet Eugene, 7 Montgomery ave DUTCH BUGH OF ALL Gree 
P. E. RICHTER & CO., Sole Agents, 


‘CARPENTERS & BUILDERS. 


Couvad W A, 635 Ser coenin 
Hayes John T, 1723 Larkin 
Krone Julius, 711 Sutter nr Taylor CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS. 


i J 22 C i RS] hy : : 
Hits Heosw, G, 422 ¢ omar Clay (See, also, Furniture and Bedding.) 


er Connelly James & Co, 
H. G. P RATT, 532 and 534 Market, opp Grand Hotel 


Edwards Frank G, 628-636 Clay 
CARPENTER and BUILDER, | farts ui, sit Mae 


Mackay Alex, 715 Market 
Near Drumm, San Francisco.| Plum Chas M & Co, 


St d Offices fitted up. 641 and 643 Market 
All kinds of Jobbing pronipely attended to, Raye A P & Co, 739 Market 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, seist PS Bice? Wwaisut, spanish Gedar, Veneers, 


‘1881 ‘NOLSNIM ‘S “4 ‘WHOA MIN 40 “OD JONVUNSNI 3417 WALA NI JYASHI 


109 California Street, San Francisco. 


CIM, TK. {AILOR, makes the BEST FITTING Clothes in the State. 


000'000°S6$ ‘S13ISSV 


JOE POH 


CARPET SWEEPERS. 


McConaughy D E, agt Goshen 
Sweeper and Clothes Wringer 
Co, 242 3d 


CARRIAGE HARDWARE. 


Martell John, 623 Sacramento 


CARRIAGE MANUFACT- 
URERS. 


(See, also, Blacksmiths and Wagonmak- 
ers; also, Wagonmakers.) 


Arfort John B, 623 Geary 
Brandenstein H & Co, 
cor New Montgomery and Mission 

Carvill Manufacturing Co, A D 

Carvill lee and supt, 7 and 9 Powell 
Dupuy J & Co, 630 Broadway 
Folsom Albert, 217 Ellis 
Lamer Dr Thomas (Mission CC: 

riage Factory), 540 and 542 Vu' 
Liljenberg & Bro, 938 Harris 


315 J St., Sacramento, Cal. 


Mersereau A S, 1927 Mision 
Mission Carriage Factory, (T De 
Lamer), 538 Valencia 
Rentschler John, 1624 Mission 
Soule E, cor 4th and Bryant 
Straut W E, 
-NW cor Sacramento and Drumm 
Wharff J F & Co, 1511 Devisadero 


Wight & Sparks, 1507 Polk 
LOWY. iD. dD. CLOWNEY. 


JERRY LOWNEY & SON, 
CarriacGe ManurFacTory, 


426 Ninth Street, 
Bet. Harrison and Bryant, SAN FRANCISCO. 


Light and Heavy Carriages, Buggies, Sulkies 
and Skeleton Wagons made to order. 
@2@ Also, General Jobbing attended to. 


CARRIAGE REPOSITORIES. 


Carvill Manufacturing Co, A D 
Carvill pres and supt, 7 and 9 Powell 

Hawley David N, 117 and 119 Market 

Woodward R B & Co, 411 California 


CARRIAGE TOPS. 


Plumbe J F, 25. 2d 


CARRIAGE TRIMMERS. 


Piche Medurd, 636 Broadway 


CARTRIDGES. 


Skinker John, 115 Pine 
US Cariridge Co, Chas Sonntag & 
Co agts, 


H. WACHHORST'S °?tisionas, Loctets Ete." 


394 Representative Busimess Houses 


Lowney Jerry & Son, 426 9tis | 


116 Market Gladding, McBean & Co, 1310 M rket 


PRISON CELLS, we:"Ss$"fain wtecee, sc. CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


" ODD FELLOWS’ SUPPLIES, "issz, Rewesss,ctssetNORCRONS, 4, C0. 


CAVIAR MANUFACTURER. 


Asmann Adolphe, 69 and 70 California 
Market and 1517 Polk 


CHAIR MANUFACTURERS. 


Centennial Chair Factory (Chas 
reffe), 508 and 510 5th 
Greffe Chas (Centennial Chair Fac- 
tory), 508 and 510 5th 
Indianapolis Chair Mfg Co, (solid 
walnut furniture), 
160 New Montgomery 


CHEMICAL MANUFACTUR- 
ERS’ WARES. 


Gladding, McBean & Co, 1310 Market 


CHEMICALS. 


Richter P E & Co, 109 California 


P. E. RICHTER & CO. 


Wholesale Importers and Sole Agents for 


Societe Anonyme de Louvain, 


Chemicals, Saltpetre, Glycerine, Etc. 
109 California Street, San Francisco, Cal, 


CHEMICAL WORKS. 


California Chemical Works (John 
Reynolds), 

San Brano Road bet 27th and 28th 
Coker William & Co, 11] Minna 
Johnston William, 118 and 120 Halleck 
Reynolds John, 

San Bruno Road bet 27th and 28th 


CHEMIST (MANUFACTURER). 


Coker Wm, 111 Minna 
CHIMNEY CLEANER. 
O’Neil HS, 407 Bush 


CHIMNEY PIPES. 


Clark N & Sons, 1310-1316 Market 
Gladding, McBean & Co (Terra 


Cotta), 1310 Market 
CHIMNEY TOPS. 
Browell J, 727 Montgomery 


Clark N & Sons, 1301-1316 Market 


CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING 333 TYLER ST., S. F. 
JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montgomery & 124 Market. 


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JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montgomery & 124 Market. 


“ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OREGON ASH AND MAPLE 


Of San Francisco. 


CHIROPODIST. 


Halpruner Winfield S, 850 Market 


CHRONOMETER MAKER. 


Pace Charles, 418 Battery 


CIDER WORKS. 


Preble & Jones, 218 Davis 


CIGAR MANUFACTURERS. 
(See, also, Cigars and Tobacco.) 


Barry David SEcor Folsomand 9th 
Cabanas & Co, 406 and 408 Battery 
Garcia José A, 413 Sacramento 
Klahn John H, 116 6th cor Minna 
Koenigsberger, Falk & Mayer, 

312 Washington 


Lewis Sam & Co, 24 California 
Mayrisch Bros & Co, 405 Battery 
Pettenati Peter, 1028 Kearny 
Ramon A & Co, 416 Battery 
Wertheimer M & Bro, 518 Front 


White I K & Co, 221 Sacramento 


CIGARS AND TOBACCO, 


(See, also, Cigar Manufacturers). 


Carroll Wm, 310 Post 
Cummings L & J, 131 4th 
Doscher Henry, 


SW cor Pierce and O’Farrell 
Elmers N, 
SW cor Powell and Greenwich 


Gabriel Gaspard, 443 Valencia 
Griesser Adolph, 
SE cor Montgomery and Clay 


Hanke Chas H, 

Houston W J & Co mfr agts, 
215 and 217 California 

Inselmann H, 


446 3d 
Lessmann Joseph, 
NE cor Bush and Larkin 
Lowell F, 432 and 522 California 
McPortland Daniel, 
cor Pacific and Leavenworth 
MeVeigh P J, 500 Ellis 
Medau J & P, 201 Montgomery ave 
Meierdierks Christian, 416 O'Farrell 
Mooney & Laflin, 
cor Geary and Central ave 
Nichols George, cor Post and Central ave 
Otten Diedrick, 1019 Pacific 
Pearlman Abraham M, 
junc Market and Sutter 
Rohrs George H, 
NE cor Sutter and Central ave 
Wilhelmi Wolrad, 503 Montgomery ave 


328 Pine 


CIGARS AND TOBACCO— 
IMPORTERS AND WHOLE- 
SALE. 


(See, also, Cigar Manufasturers). 


Cohen & Blum, 
Diefenbacher George, 
Drinkhouse J A, 
SW cor Battery and Sacramento 

Garcia José A, 413 Sacramento 
Lewis Wm & Co, 

30 and 32 California and 946 Market 
Mayrisch Bros & Co, 405 Battery 
Wertheimer L & E, 300-306 Front 


CLOAKS AND SUITS. 


Brown & Metzner (agt Springer 


316 Sacramento 
9114 Larkin 


Bros, Boston), 549 Market 
Fratinger & Noll, 105 Kearny 
Kramer, Goodman & Co, 109 Battery 
Messager Etienne, 211 Dupont 


Moran DM & Co, 128 6th cor Natoma 
Mulvey Annie 8, 28 6th 
Sullivan’s Cloak and Suit House 

(Thos Sullivan), 120 Kearny 


CLOCKS. 


Levy John & Co, 118 Sutter 


CLOCKS! 


JOHN LEVY & CO. 


French, Mantel and Traveling Clocks 


And Opera Glasses. 


Manufacturing Jewelers. 


118 SUTTER STREET. 


CLOCKS—WHOLESALE. 


Davis Bros, Toklas & Co, 10-16 Sutter 


CLOTHING—RETAIL. 
(See, also, Clothing—Wholesale. ) 


Cohn Simon, 421 Kearny 
Davis & Kellogg (mfrs oil clothing), 

34 California 
Hyman M & Co (boys and child- 


ren’s), 518 Market 
Jacobs A, 613 Pacific 
Marks M, 52 Clay 

Mierson, Jewell & Co, 
828 and 830 Kearny 


O’Hanlon James & Co, 
717 and 719 Montgomery 
Sutton C Jr & Co (oil clothing), 
32 California 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


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18 & 20 Spear St. 
San Francisco. 


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WHITE BROW., 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
Street. 8. F. Wagon Stock, Cabinet Woods, etc. 


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ener SEES 


H. WACHHORST'S °"Dishonas, tones Eee." 315 J St., Sacramento, Cal. 


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~— [OUIS BRAVERMAN &CO,, a Marsetarezs 2%. 119 


396 Representative Business Houses 


CLOTHING—WHOLESALE. 


Brown Bros & Co, 121 and 123 Sansome 
Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co, 


16 and 18 Sansome 
Steinhart WI& Co, 3 and 5 Battery 


Witt & Pursch, 13 Sansome 
CLOTHS AND TAILORS’ 
TRIMMINGS. 


Baumgarten A & Co, 7 Montgomery 
Cutter John D & Co (manufactur- 
ers), 26 New Montgomery 
Debrunner M, 528 Montgomery 
Reiss Bros & Co, 24 and 26 Sutter 
Stein, Simon & Co, 585-589 Market 


o 


A. BAUMGARTEN & CO. 


Woolens & Tailors’ Trimmings, 
No. 7 Montgomery Street, 


Lick House Block, SAN FRANCISCO. 


REISS BROS. & CO. 


IMPORTERS OF 


Cloths, Beavers, Cassimeres 
And Tailors’ Trimmings, 
24 & 26 SUTTER STREET, 


Bet. Sansome and Montg’y, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 
&# House in Paris, 2 Rue de Chateaudun. 


COAL. 
(See, also, Wood and Coal.) 


Bellingham Bay Coal Co, Pierre B 
Cornwall pres, 
SE cor Spear and Folsom 
Black Diamond Coal Mining Co, 
Pierre B Cornwall pres, 
SE cor Spear and Folsom 
California Coal Co, Geo A Baines 
mgr, SE cor Turk and Jones 
Chandler R D, 118 and 120 Pacific 
Empire Coal Mine and Railroad (M 
Belshaw), 402 Front 
Seattle Coul and Transportation Co, 
J L Howard pres, S O Putnam 


sec, 210 Battery 
Selby Thos H & Co, 
116 and 118 California 
Shaw & Sharp, 


10 Fremont 
Theobald, Kane & Co, 35 and 37 Clay 


Whitney & Marshall, 22 and 24 Fremont 


COFFEE SALOONS. 


Central Coffee House (John Mon- 
son), 923 Market 

Grand Opera House Coffee Saloon 
(Nelson & Hansen), 700 Mission 


Monson John, 923 Market 
Nelson & Hansen, 700 Mission 
Sebelin John C, 

NE cor Folsom and Steuart 
Staser Mrs Martha, 806 Mission 


COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS. 


Bernard & Mantel, 707 and 709 Sansome 
Ghirardelli D & Sons, 

415 and 417 Jackson 
Koster & Zwick 33 Main 
McCarthy Bros & Co, 119 and 121 Front 
Venard G, 625 and 627 Front 


COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS 
M ANUFACTURERS. 


Linforth, Rice & Co (Enterprise), 
325 Market 


COFFIN MANUFACTURERS: 


McAuliffe F T& Co, 514 and 516 8th 


COLLECTORS. 


American Detective, Collecting and 
Mercantile Agency (F C Mar- 
shall), 214 Sansome 

Bachrach M, 604 Merchant 

Cormac & Jahn, 606 Clay 

Harding’s Collection Office, Samuel 
Newman mgr, 648 Washington 

Husted A, 331 Montgomery 

Remington John C, 504 Kearny 

Shain Joseph E, 628 Montgomery 

Thompson E B, mgr American Mer- 
cantile Union, 

76 Montgomery Blk, 628 Montgomery 

Wade Wm, 214 Sansome 


COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. 


Coffee Andrew J (for Arizona), 
509 California 
Craig Lee D, 316 Montgomery 
Crane Alfred CO, 310 Montgomery 
King & Chattin (fr all the States 
and Territories), 442 California 
Wheat Chas D, 601 California 


COMMISSION AGENTS. 


Smith & Nelson, 10 Commercial 


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* SMITH & NELSON, Williams, Dimond & Co, 202 Market m= 
Wilson J Y & Co, L vagal 
No. 10 COMMERCIAL STREET, 9 Sutter and 508 Market | =— 
@ bint al ca ahh eg Wittland & Fredrickson =i 
et Weston and Combination Packing. eiitint ident 209 Washington mn 
= ; itze aker, ay | — 
q|  Cilinder and Lanbricating Oil end Compound. | Wolff & Reinhold, 506 Battery = 
Agents for the Hubber Heater and Condenser. | Wooster J B& Co, 218 and 220 Front ; Gee 
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS. |BANDMANN, NIELSEN & CO. | = 
(See, also, epee and Commission| COMMISSION MERCHANTS, |fm 
] erchants. ) AND GENERAL AGENTS oF THE o 
=") Ppanen peers Von, 310 a eebdetad G IA NT P OownD ERC 0 ak) 
Balzer Henry & Co. 209 Sansome - 
Ey Bandmann, N ielsen & Co, 210 Front OMide; Noy: VEO Peowy meredt: [ae 
©) Brigham, Hoppe & Co, 320 Front SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. ~“ 
a) Clayburgh Mt & Co, Seals e JOHN MCCORMACK. JAMES QUINNE. = 
©| Covert H M, 203 Sacramento McCORMACK & QUINNE, = 
pathy *, ator & Co, 424 Battery | 232 California St., San Francisco, ps 
utter, Lloy 0 eres ‘ 
Sy SH cor Clay and Davis} Commission Merchants |= 
Davis RD W & Co, 211 Pine | For the sale of Flour, Grain, Hops, Wool and all | Soe 
WA| Vellepiane & Co, 425 and 427 Baitory | nis of Produce, ibenl Advances made on 
fa Dempster & Keys, 202 Market | Consignments. Orders of all kinds from the In- | = 
Sa Dickson, De Wolf wiry Adve Bani | terior promptly filled. | i 
an attery | =] 
Dyer Charles A, 330 Pine | e 
© | Earnest, Wall & Co, 302 Davis | GEORGE MORROW & CO., | 
ped | Egerton Henry C, 109 California (EATAHDIH RD) 1854)) = 
GD | Exgers & Co, 214 California AY, GRAIN AND COMMISSION MER: | Gy ; 
Eveleth & Nash, 21) Washington chants. Shipping orders a specialty. rr 
Fea jose oie ee! dis BA 39 Clay Street, San Francisco. | 
yagliardo Andrew, 28 Broadway ys 0. 85. 
o Greenebaum & Co, 115 and 117 Bush ERS addy @& 
Haight Robert & Co, 226 Front | 
FA) Hall AT& Son, 328 and 530 Market| P. E, RICHTER & CO. & 
=) ei F is & ue ii a Wholesale Importers and Exporters of 23 
ellman Bros 0, 25 Fron boy 
mM Howes John, 504 and 506 Sansome FOREIGN and DOMESTIC PRODUCE. => 
wy Jackson T W & Co, 304 California a iis : oe 
Kron A K & Co, 505 Front Cash Advances made on Consignments. i = 
Kruse & Euler, 209 and 211 Front| 108 CALIFORNIA STREET, |s* 
Lane Peter, 18 Clay SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 
Lilienthal & Co, 100 and 102 Front 
Marcus Geo & Co, 304 California 
pq | McCann M, 214 Sansome J. B. WOOSTER & CO. 4 
McUormack & Quinne, 232 California 
Mikro Pekirg : COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 
Ed office room A, 659 Clay, res 313 Capp AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN | 
Moody & Farrish, 210 Davis | Provisions, Dairy Produce, Etc. @ 
a Morrow George & Co, 39 Clay Nos. 218 & 220 FRONT STREET, se 
Muecke Victor & Co, 435 California Row 1989 aay FRANOTECO, | GE 
FA) Platshek & Harris, 314 and 316 Battery | P: 0: Box 1268, sO: | ae 
Price W C & Co, 320 Washington = 
Reynolds L & Co, CONCENTRATORS. |™ 
room 1, 309 Montgomery ~” 
Richter P E & Co, 109 California | Adams & Carter (agts Frue’s Con- anf | 
Smith & Nelson, 10 Commercial | . centrator), 109 California |< 
$q| Von Ammon Bernhard, 310 California | Hendy Joshua (Hendy’s Concentra- ra 
©| Vuscovich & Chiuda, 519 Sansome |_tors), 49 and 51 Fremont | ¢ 
fxs Whitney & Marshall, 22 and 24 Fremont | Huntington F A, 220 Fremont | apy 


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CONFECTIONERY. 
(See, also, Candy Factories.) 


Aguirre Martin J, 429 Kearny 
Allegretti’s Confectionery (I Alle- 
gretti), 501 Sutter 
Berry Mrs G M, 128 Kearny 
Burton L A, 916 Market 
Goddard Gilford, 914 Valencia 
Goss Mrs G W, 1905 Mission 
Guillet Charles, 905 Larkin 
Lally Mrs Mary, cor 3lst and Mission 
Macy Mrs M ¥, 26084 Mission 
Roberts G F, NW cor Polk and Bush 
Rowe Edward E, 203 O'Farrell 
Young John, 1419 Stockton 


I. ALLEGRETTIYS 


MANUFACTORY OF 


Neapolitan Bricks of Ice Cream, 


Italian Cream Chocolates and Confec- 
tionery, Wholesale and Retail. 
501 Sutter St., Corner of Powell, 
SAN FRANCISCO. 


CONSULS. 


Russian Consul (Max Axelrood), 
17 Post 


CONTRACTORS AND BUILD- 
ERS. 


Brown Col W H, 
6 Mills Place, off Dupont bet Sutter 


Forbes A J, 
Lane W E, 505 Kearny near California 
Peters W J & Co, 424 Jackson 


COL. W. H. BROWN, 


THE OLD ORIGINAL EXCAVATOR. 


Sewers Cleaned or Laid. 
Privy Vaults emptied Day or Night. 


OFFICE, No. 6 MILLS PLACE, 
Off Dupont, between Sutter and Post. 


COOPERS. 


California Wine Cooperage Co, 
Fulda Bros mgrs, 30-40 Spear 
Felvey Lawrence, 114 Sacramento 

Fulda Bros, coopers, 30-40 S 

Mattullath Manufacturing Co, (The) 
411 and 413 Brannan bet 7th & 8th 
Meister & Schilling, 862 Harrison 


California Wine Cooperage Co. 
FULDA'S PLANING MILLS, 


FULDA BROS., Proprietors, 


30 to 40 Spear Street, 
Near Market, SAN FRANCISCO. 


®@-Inch Redwood Water Tanks, 
Capacity in Gallons 950 to 10,000 

3-Inch Redwood Water Tanks, 
Capacity in Gallons : 10,000 to 50,000 


House Tanks. 
Capacity in Gallons 
Made of Steamed Redwood and bound 
with Galvanized Hoops. 
Ship and Mining Tanks, etc. ater Tanks a 
specialty. 


COOPERSMITHS. 


233 First 
226 Fremont 


COPYING COMPANY. 


Universal Copy Co (Jeffers & Wells), 
_ cor 8th and Mission 


Perry Peter, 
Tripp George A, 


CORDAGE, ROPE, TWINE, 
ETC. 


California Wire Works, A S Halli- 
die pres, 6 California 
Feldmann L & Co, 315-317 Sacramento 


CORKS AND LIFE-PRESERV- 
ERS. 


122 and 124 Market 


CORNICE MANUFACTURER. 


Knapik P P, 425 4th 
Tucker Geo H, 539 5th 


Watson & Co, 


MASONIC OUTFITS, “este, Sees, Senet MORE BCes 


$98 Representative Business Houses 


) SF. 


For THE BEST FITTING SUIT OF CLOTHES go to JOE POHEIM, the Tailor. 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER 


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LE, ‘Teste t 0, “WENICAN HARD wo00s 22, 


ALIEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS “as. 'Wrateis.c* 


CORSETS. 


Boston California Dress Reform 


(Mrs hag) 
Freud M & Son (Freud Corset House, ) 
742 and 744 Market 

Freud’s Corset House, (M Freud & 

Son), 742 and 744 Market 
Martinet Mrs J, 
Uber Mrs Mary. H & Co, 
Pons Mme H (French), 


MME. HENRIETTE PONS, 


Manufacturer and Importer of 


Fine French Corsets, 


219 POST STREET, 
Bet. Dupont and Stockton, SAN FRANCISCO. 


COSMETIC BAZAAR. 


Cosmetic Bazaar (Mrs E Lord), 
228 Sutter 


COSTUMERS. 


Friedlander Mrs L, 
20 3d and 202 Stevenson 
121 Stockton 
34 3d 
612 Montgomery 


Jahn & Foster, 
Schaefer M & Co, 
‘V'erme Mme Louis, 
Walter & Ro 11 Geary 
Woerner Carl, 223 Kearny 


COUNTY HISTORIES. 


Etio't WW & Co, 619 Montgomery 


CRACKER COMPANIES. 
California Cracker Co, Adolphe 
Weske pres, 

NW cor Broadway and Battery 
CROCKERY AND GLASS- 
WARE. 

Caire ee 521 and 523 Market 
Heale y toa 2237 Mission 
Joseph A, 929 Market 
Levingston A, 717 Market 
Porteous A, 1314 Dupont 
Ryan John, 5244 16th 


pigentoin, Sternheim & Co, 
28 and 530 Market, 27 and 29 Sutter 


ESTABLISHED Tool. 


LEVINGSTON’S 

# CROCKERY STORE, 
Wholesale and Retsil, Crockery, China and 
Glassware. Roger’s White Metal Plated Ware. 
Russel’s and English Table Cutlery of the best 
quality, and cheaper than any house in the City; 
also, Coal Oi) Lamps, Coal Oil, Chimneys, Etc. 
717 Market Street, San Francisco. 


N.B.—Crockery supplied for Balls and Parties 
On reasonable terms. 


Of San Francisco. 


H Ober & Co), 326 Sutter 


399 
CRUCIBLES, 


Dempster & Keys (Robert Ta aylor), ak 
Marke 


CURLED HAIR. 


Cahn Morris, 


CUTLERS. 


Feigenbaum & Co, 
Price M, 
Wiil & Finck, 


CUTLERY. 


416 Market 
109 California 
520 —526 Market 
315 Battery 
529 and 531 Kearny 

Price M, 


415 Kearny 
Rebman & Chetwood, 
3l 6th and 1036 Market 
Sadler & Co, 


605 Market 

Son Bros (importers), 
300 and 302 California 
Will & Finck, 769 Market 


DAIRY PRODUCE—RETAIL. 


Asmann Adolph, 69 and 70 California 
Market and 1517 Polk 
Bennett Bros, 


35 and 36 and 88-91 California Market 
Gusippi Rebozzi, cor 26th and Bryant 
Inselmann H, 446 3d 
Mordoff A H, 37 Center Market 
Point Reyes Butter Depot, Bennett 

Bros agt:, 89, 91, 35 and 36 

‘California Market 
University Dairy (John Kelley) 
San Bruno Road 


DAIRY PRODUCE—WHOLE- 
SALE. 


12 2d 


520-526 Market 
415 Kearny 
769 Market 


Allen ET, 
Egerton Henry O, 
Feigenbaum & Co, 
Herz Gustav, 
Ladd C D, 


Haight Robert & Co, 226 Front 
DANCING ACADEMIES. 
Clark Mrs Ada, 211 Sutter 
Lunt O A, 320 Post 
Mirasole Mrs Cora V, “ 121 O'Farrell 
O’Brien V’ J, 2131 Mission 
DECORATIVE ART. 

Decorative Art Rooms (I Barker), 
316 Sutter 


Fontana and Freiligrath (Decora- 
tive Art Rooms), $26 Sutter 


WHITE BROS., 13 & 15 Main and t 144 16 Spear 
» Street, B. F. Wagon Steck, Cabinet Weeds, ete 


wma 40 WHO ISTIGWIS @ ISULHOHS JH SVH LI “°OO SONVANSNI NNS 3H Mi UNH 


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DENTISTS. 


Birge James J, 
| Blankman H G, 
| Bolton Thomas, 804 Howard 
Brewer F A, 7244 Market 
Christenson G A, 
NW cor 16th and Valencia 
Crossett ET, SE vor 2let and Mission 
oe Dr Chas W, 806 Market 
atch James H, 213 Geary 
Lundborg J A W, 123 Stockton 
Massie H C, 19 6th 
McLain A F, 108 Stockton 
Morffew Thos, 8 Montgomery 
New York Dental Rooms (H C 
Massie), 19 6th 
Sublett & Tracy, - 906 Market 
Sullivan M J, 30 Post 
Tracy C E, 906 Market 
Wilson C H, 925 and 927 Market 


The Original 8-Dollar Dentist on the Coast 


THOMAS BOLTON, 
DENTIST, 
804 Howard Street, San Francisco. 
IVE AND LET LIVE—DENTAL PLATES, 
23,00 to $15.00. A Single Set of 14 Gum Teeth, 


$8.00. Filling Teeth with Gold, $1.00 to $7.00. 
All other Fillings known to the Profession at the 


most reasonable prices, and all work warranted. 
E. T. CROSSETT, 


DENTIST, 


§. E. Corner 21st and Mission Sts. 
SAN FRANCISCO, 


a Speciul attention to correcting irregularities. 


DENTISTS MATERIALS & 
INSTRUMENTS. 


Folkers J H A & Brother, 
118 Montgomery 


J. H. A. FOLKERS & BRO. 


MPORTERS OF SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS 
and Dental Goods. Manufacturers of Trus- 
ses and Apparatus for Deformities, etc, Dealers 
| in Fine Cutlery, etc. 
118 Montgomery Street, 


Next door to Occidental Hotel Entrance, S. F. 
Sole Agents for Geo. Tiemann & Co., New York. 


DESIGNERS. 


Kehrlein Emil, 
Oliver H & Co, 
Wood & Strickland, 


313 Kearny 
106 Post 


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328 Bush 
535 Clay 
749 Market 


PIONEER IRON WORKS, “Sscantistca"tess “ees Mala sereee.s 


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Representative Business Houses 


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DETECTIVES. 


American Detective, Collecting and 
Mercaitile Agency (F C Mar- 
shall), 214 Sansome 

Bachrach M, 604 Merchant 

Pacific Coast Detective Agency (A 
J Lucas & Co), 215 Kearny 


A. J. LUCAS & CO. 
Paciflo Coast Detective Agency, 


Office, 215 Kearny Street, 
SAN FRANCISCO, 


LL BUSINESS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, 
A Best of Reference can be given. Detectives 
dispatched to all portions of the United States, 
Canada and Europe. We investigate mysterious 
murders, blackmailing schemes, conspiracies 
against character or property, incendiary fires, 
train wrecking, the counterfeiting of bonds, 
stocks, and other valuable instruments, patent 
infringements, embezzlements, obtaining goods 
and credit by misrepresentations, the character 
and standing of important witnesses, the habits 
and associates of employes, robberies committed 
by burglar, sneak, clerk or servant, the authen- 
ticity of deeds, wills and heirs traced and proven, 
missing persons found, stolen and lost property 
recovered. Keliable and expert letoottyes sup- 
ied to banks, insurance companies, railroads, 
lawyers, Manufacturing establishments, hotels, 
summer resorts, merchants, stores and private 
persons. Evidence in all civil and criminal ac- 
tions obtained, and all other legitimate business 
attended to with dispatch. All transactions 
strictly confidential. tterius reasonable, 


DIAMOND SETTERS. 
Shreve Geo C & Co, 110 Montgomery 
Wagner F, 223 Kearny 


DIE SINKERS. 


Giller C L, 402 Montgomery 
Kuner A, 611 Washington 
Wood & Strickland, 749 Market 


DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS. 


McKenney L M & Co (McKenney’s 
Pacitic Coast Directory), 238 Mont- 
gomery, S F, and 689 24th, Oakland 


DISTILLERIES. 


Anduran C & Co, 

515 and 517 Sacramento 

Brooks M & Co (agts for Williams 
y 315 California 

& Adler), 
321 Battery 

Oberfelder Bros & Co (agts Amazon 
Distilling Co), 123 California 

West End Distillery (R C Brooks), 
cor Otsego and Seneca ave 


DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS. 


Beale Street Mill (Young, Thomson 
Co), 123 Beale 

Dempster & Keys, 202 Market 

Wilson & Bro, 18-22 Drumm 


& Co), 
California Distillery (Jost 


than any 
ry SC. 


WE an ssaae Ss * ANIHOVM ONIMES .NHOL LS TVAOG,, UL 


Dougherty Mrs Fannie, 452 6th 
Fair Mrs M E, 2 Chelsea Place 
Foster & Still, 189 and 191 16th 
Gonsales Mra G 8, 909 Clay 
Heibach Mrs A, 254 Ellis 
Lewis Mrs RG, 126 Kearny 
Manescau Mrs B, 713 Sutter 
Quigg Mrs M B, 126 Kearny 
Radloff Louis, 218 Post 
Robertson Mrs Mary, 21 Dupont 
Thompson Miss Eliza, 733 O'Farrell 


Williains & Selleck, 
\Woener Carl, 223 Kearny 
Wolf Mrs Fanny, 5th near Howard 


DRESS PATTERNS. 


Butler Mrs T B, 126 Kearny 


Il, GOLTERMANN, 


31 Ellis 


DRUGGISTS’ 


Fine Fancy 


21 SUTTER STREET, 


THE DOTY Let aly MEG ¢o 
THEO. RICKSECKE 


THE XL BRUSH CO 
G@. HEINEMANN & Co 
GREENSFELDER BROS, MWEF'G 
REQUA & WETMORE 
BR. M. HUNTER 
THE BROOKLYN BRUSH 
C H. STRONG & CO 
FAUBEL & C > 


Of San Francisco. 401 
DRAIN TILE. DRIED MEATS. 
oak & ee. ‘ ris aed Heineman & Stern, 9084 Larkin 
adding, McBean & Co, arke 
DRAYMEN DRUGGISTS’ LABELS. 
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Morton J & Co, 204 Battery Doerr Charles, 608 Market 
DRESSMAKERS. DRUGGISTS—RETAIL, 
Abbott Mrs F B, 212 Fell Bertelli Achille, 523 Davis 
Ashley Mrs W H, 120 Sutter | Boericke & Schreck (Homeopathic 
Benoit Mrs A J, 317 Sutter | , Pharmacy), 23+ Sutter 
Brock Mrs Secilia, 1633 Clay cor Polk gasp 600 re 6th 
Clow Mrs Sarah, 8 6th | Di Nola Leon, 1 oward 
Curtis Mrs E. 114 Gear peee Schultze, 140 3d 
Dermot Mrs Mary. 127 Kearny Liebig Dr & Co, 400 Geary cor Mason 
Desautell Mme, r 3334 4t Prado F & Co (Mexican), 909 Stockton 


COLTERMANN & Co. 


IMPORTERS OF . ~ 


Goods, 
CHAMOIS SKINS AND SPONGES, 


AGENTS FOR 


P Anis and Manufacturer of Specialties. 
fT Vai Gr Oe Oot a Re RICE EHC OCT BCE New York. 
Manufacturers of Tooth Brushes. 


Manufacturers of Suspensories, Plasters, Braces and Chest Protectors. 
Manufacturers of Non-Secret Medicines. 


Manufacturers of Toilet Specialtios. 


SOOO eee meee Hee eee tee ee Heer te seesteses 


a nerer of Face Powders. 


Uenuhestacers of tid and Cloth Brushes, 


Pee eee ee ee! 2 ee 


Manufacturers of Labeled Boxes and Gallipots. 


HARDWOOD LUMBER @ WAGON STOCK, 


Stearns Frederick & Co, 


26 New Montgomery 
Stoddart Bros, 400 Geary, cor Mason 
Wakelee & Co, 


cor Bush and Montgomery 
Widber James H, 


SW cor Market and 3d 
Worden Clinton E, 26 New Montgomery 
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J. H. WIDBER, 
Druggist and Apothecary, 


IMPORTER AND DEALER IN 


FINE TOILET ARTICLES, ETC. 
Corner Third and Market Sts., San Francisco. 


ar Prescriptions ct carefully prepared. 


A. B. LEVI. 


SUNDRIES, 


Rubber Goods, 


SAN FRANCISCO. 


New York. 
New York. 


WHITE BRONM., 13 & 15 Main 
and 144 16 Spear St, 8. F. 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO.°RS7SES SSSR RSE Ake REISS: 


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DANIEL NORCROSS & CO, Mitssrz.S awn, Tesmues secs Sic se 


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= Goltermann & Co ua 21 Sutter 

Herz Gustav, 15 Battery 
Saddler & Co, 605 Market 
Watson & Co, 122 and 124 Market 


DRUGGISTS — WHOLESALE. 


Goltermann & Co, 21 Sutter 
Mack J J & Co, 1l Front 
Redington & Co, 529 and 531 Market 
Stearns Fred & Co, 26 New Montgomery 
Wakelee & Co, 

SE cor Bush and Montgomery 


DRY GOODS—RETAIL. 


Castagnetto Giovanni, 1234 Dupont 
Curtin C, 911 and 913 Market 
Davidson J W&Co, 101-103 Kearny 
Doane & Henshelwood, 
SE cor Sutter and Kearny 
Grand Dry Goods Store (C Curtin), 
911 and 913 Market 
Jones J W (Grand Central Auction 
House), 24 6th 
Keane Bros, 107-115 Kearny 
Kwong Shew Lun & Co, 
729 Dupont, cor Clay 
Moran D M & Co, 128 6th cor Natomi 
O’Brien J J, 924-928 Market 
Peixotto & Silverman, 42-46 3d 
The Arcade (J J O’Brien), 
924-928 Market 
White, Grey & Co, 114 and 116 Kearny 


THE LARCEST 
Dry Goods Establishment 


On the Pacific Coust. 


KEANE BROS. 
107, 100, 211, 113 and 115 
Kearny Street, San Francisco. 


BAZAAR. 
KWONG SHEWELUN & CO. 


IMPORTERS OFJAND DEALERS IN 


Chinese and Japanese Fancy and Dry Goods, 


Silk Handkerchiefs, Chinaware, Etc. 
No. 729 Dupont St., Corner Clay, 
SAN FRANCISCO. 


THE ARCADE! 


J. J. O'BRIEN & CO. 
Importers of Dry Goods, 


924-026-928 MARKET 8ST. 
| Next the Baldwin, San Francisco. 


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Representative Business Houses 


DRY GOODS—WHOLESALE, 


Dannenbaum J & 8, 

NW cor Battery and Pine 
Davidson JW & Co, 101-103 Kearny 
Keane Bros, 107 Kearny 
Murphy, Grant & Co, 

cor Sansome and Bush 

Neuburger, Reiss & Co, 

17 Sutter and 516 Market 
O'Connor, Moffatt & Co, 111-115 Post 
Strauss Levi & Co, 14 and 16 Battery 


DYEING AND CLEANING 
WORKS. 


Parisian Dyeing and Cleaning Works, 
27 10th 


PARISIAN 


Dyeing and Cleaning Works, 


1714 Washington, 213 Post 
Offices: 7 hud'ae woah Steecte 


F. THOMAS & CO. 


The Oldest and Largest Dyeing and Cleaning 
Establishment on the Pacific Coast. 

Where Work is done better than in any other 
House in this city. 

A}l kinds of Woolen Goods Dyed in any colors 
wanted, equal to new. 

Also, Mixed Goods, Silk, Cotton and Wool dyed 
and finished to perfection. 

Blankets cleaned by a new process in one 


day. 

Lace Curtains cleaned by a new process. 
A new machine lately imported from Paris. 
Lace Curtains cleaned by us will last three 
are as long as those cleaned at any other 
place. 


DYERS AND_SCOURERS. 


Parisian Dyeing Works (Thomas & 
Co), 27 10th, offices 714 Washington 
213 Post and 33 4th 
Rangod Gustave, 1114 Stockton 
Steen John, 929 Folsom 
Thomas Frances, 27 10th 


ELECTRICAL APPARATUS 
MANUFACTURERS. 


California Electrical Works, 35 Market 


ELECTRICAL INSTRU- 
MENTS. 


California Electrical Works, 35 Market 


ELECTRICAL WORKS. 


Oalifornia Eleetrical Works, Paul 
Seiler supt, 35 Market 


CONKLIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, AiSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


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ELECTRIC BELLS. 


California Electrical Works, 35 Market 


ELECTRIC BELTS, ETC. 


West CN, 652 Market 


ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPA- 
NIES. 


California Electric Light Co, P B 
Cornwall pres, 220-226 Jessie 

California Electrical Works, M 
Grenwood pres, 35 Market 


ELECTRIC LIGHT GALVAN- 
IZED WIRE. 


California Electrical Works, 35 Market 


ELECTRO-MAGNETIC IN- 
STRUMENTS. 


California Electrical Works, 35 Market 


ELECTRO MEDICAL INSTRU- 
MENTS. 


California Electrical Works, 35 Markct 


ELECTRO PLATERS. 


California Electrical Works, 35 Market 


ELEVATORS. 


Rickards & Urquhart, 115 Drumm 


EMBROIDERY. 


Fontana & Freiligrath, 326 Sutter 
Stettin Mrs H, 443 Bush 


EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. 


Bradley & Johnston (Chinese), 640 Clay 
Ewer W D & Co, 626 Clay 
Hansen C R & Co, 624 Clay 
O'Brien & Ward, 610 Clay 
Rice & Co, 112-116 Geary 
Youths’ Directory (James Reid), 

1417 Howard 


RICE & CO., 


(Sticcessors to CROSETT & CO.) 


General EMPLOYMENT Office 


And Business Agency, 
(Established 1855, ) 
BTo. 112 GEARY STREET. 


Male and Female Help “of all Nationalities, 
Skilled and Unskilled, supplied to Hotels, Farms, 
Families, etc. Business Opportunities Bought 
and Suld. Loans Negotiated, etc. 


WHITE BRO 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


ENGINEERS — CIVIL AND 
MINI 


Adams & Carter (mechanical), 
109 California 

Attwood Melvill ioonsaltag’, 
402 Montgomery 


Benson John A, 507 Montgomery 
Dow Steam Pump Works (hydraulic), 

114 and 116 Beale 
Goss & Dow (hydraulic), 

114 and 116 Beale 
Nevada Metallurgical Works, 

23 Stevenson 

Schmolz W, 420 Montgomery 
Shortt L H, 120 Sutter 
Thompson & Evans, 110 and 112 Beale 
Vander Naillen A, 24 Post 


Bull George & Co (straw and wood 
burning), 31 Market 
Rice Harvey W, 
52-60 Bluxome bet 4th and 5th 


ENGRAVERS. 


Baker Geo H, 
Coon M F, 
Dougherty P E & Co, 
412 Commercial and 411 Clay 
Giller C L (seal), 402 Montgomery 
Goldsmith & Son, 26 Montgomer: 
Kehrlein Emil, 328 Bus 
Kuner A (seal), 
Oliver H & Co, 
Schmidt M & Co, 
Wood & Strickland, 


410 Clay 
527 Commercial 


749 Market 


'M. F. COON, 
Wood-Cut Engraver, 


No. 527 Commercial Street, 
SAN FRANCISCO. 
Engravers for PaciFic Press and other large 


houses on the coast. 
Orders by mail promptly attended to. 


EMIL KEHRLEIN, 
Engraver @ Designer, 


328 BUSH STREET, 
First Floor,.........SAN FRANCISCO. 


£47 All kinds of Engraving promptly f 
factorily attended A i promptly and satis 


Street, 8. KF. Wagon Stock, Cabinet Woods, ete 


13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 


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_ Representative: Business Houses 


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For illustrations, the 


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production b 
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secures a superior beauty and finish, and the Electro- 


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produced from it, work handsome 
Also, Posters, Portraits, etc. 
Orders by mail promptly attended to. Send for estimates. 


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Makes a speciait 
Buildings, Fine Machine 
Wood-Cut is cheaper, 


types, which can be 
any other process. 


W. E. GOLDSMITH & SON, |EXPRESS AND TRANSFER 
PRACTICAL COMPANIES. 


Card and Seal Engravers California Transfer Co (Hayes & Co), 
222 Montgomery and 524 Davis 
Crean Ownen, cor Howard and 8th 
Oakland Transfer Co, Oscar Fitch 
mgr, 28 Market, S F, 
Opposite Lick House (up-stairs), San Francisco. ' and 962 Broadway, Oakland 
Pacific Transfer Co, E J Coleman 
pres, 110 Sutter 
River Express (Pease & Tubbs), 
418 Sacramento 
Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express, J J 
EXCAVATING COMPANIES,| Valentine saps, 
NE cor Sansome and Halleck 
Oderless Excavating Co (John Ho- Wingate’s Oakland and San Fran- 
gan), SE cor Ellis and Devisadero | cisvo Express (F C Wings) 
office 430 Kearny : Sacramento 


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AND PLATE PRINTERS, 


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Empire Extract of Malt Co (John 
Harrold Jr & Co), 


FANCY GOODS. 


(See, also, Dry Goods. ) 


Buyer & Reich, 126 and 128 Sansome 
Crossett & Samuel, 914 Market 
Davis Bros, 419 Kearny and 718 Market 


Desautell Mme, 3334 4th 
Dittman E peer 1514 Polk 
Dixon Mrs 2 H, 528 Hayes 
Goltermann & Co, 21 Sutter 
Grand Central Auction Store, 24 6th 
Jacobs Mrs H & Co, 22 6th 
Lally Mrs Mary, cor 31st and Mission 
Leroy Mme E, 121 Sutter 


Levy M & Co, 
Lovell F M, 

McNally Wm, 
Michels, Friedlander & Co, 


7 and 9 Battery 
Moreland J A, 


120 Sutter 
Peiotto & Silverman, 42, 44 and 46 3d 
Richardson Mrs H, 


752 Market 
FANCY GOODS AND NO- 
TIONS—WHOLESALE. 


Davisson, Hall & Co (Yankee no- 
tions), 6 and 8 Sutter 
Feigenbaum & Co, 
520-526 Market and 2] and 23 Sutter 


18 and 20 Battery 


Gasper Sam (importer), 585 Market 
Goltermann & Co, 21 Sutter 
Peters FM L&Co, 207 Montgomery 
Sadler & Co, 605 Market 


The A S Spence Co, 537 Market 


FANNING MILLS. 


Bull George & Co, 31 Market 


FEATHER DUSTERS, 
BRUSHES. ETC. 


Unna Jacob, 


FEATHERS. 


Balny A J (ostrich and fancy), 
608 Market and 9 Post 
Goehring A (manufacturer of arti- 
ficial flowers and feathers), 944 Mission 
Jansen Alex (feathers renovated), 


48-54 2d 
McCabe Owen 921 Market 
Westfall J, 764 Mission 
Wonder (The), J C Spencer, (and 


flowers), 1024 Market 


HARD WOOD LUMBE 


157 New Montgemery 


JOF POHEIM, THE TAILOR, makes the BEST FITTING Clothes in the State. 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & 00, OAK PLANK," 


Of San Francisco. 


‘20 Chests Tpholstery, Bedding, Feathers, Bt 


200 Post | 
845 Valencia | Feather Warehouse, bed and Pillow Manufactory, 


WHITE BROS. 


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ALEX. JANSEN, 


Importer and Manufacturer for the Trade. 


Parlor, Church, Lodge, Lounge and Chair Frames. 


SALESROOMS......00seeeeeee 48-54 Second Street. 
STEAM }'4ATHER RENOVATOR..... 25 Silver Street. 
BAQTORM cvse ces riecite ines . 124 Main Street. 

SAN FRANCISCO. 


FEATHER WAREHOUSES. 


McCabe Owen, 921 Market 
Westfall J, 794 Mission 


J. WESTALL, 


Importer and dealer in all kinds of 
FEATHERS, DOWN, GERMAN 
LINEN AND TICKINGS, 


764 Mission St., near 4th, 8, F. 


All Feathers sold warranted to be well dressed 
with our famous Patent Steam Renovator. 

Feather Bedding made to order. Old Feathers 
Renovated. Orders promptly attended to. 


FELTING. 


Merrell I L, cor 4th and Townsend 
Salamander Felting Co, (Eugene A 
Millard), 108 Leidesdorff 


FILE MANUFACTURERS. 


Jones F A & Co, 305 Howard 
Ridgeway Brothers, 9 and 11 Hill 


FIRE-ARMS. 


Allen E T, 416 Market 
Skinker John, 115 Pine 
Sonntag Charles & Co (munitions of 


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Clark N & Sons, 1310-1316 Market | 

Gladding, McBean & Co, 1310 Market 

H T Holmes Lime Co, 14-18 Market Eo 
FIRE CLAY. baa 
Clark N & Sons, 1310-1316 Market | 
Gladding, McBean & Co, 1310 Market w 
FIRE TILE. on 
Gladding, McBean & Co, 1310 Market S 
FIREWORKS. e 
Wooster J B& Co, 218 and 220 Front |e 


13 & 15 Main anc. 14 & 16 Spear 


) St,s. F. Black Walnut, Spanish Cedar, Vencers. 


315 sed St., Sacramento. . 


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J. B. WOOSTER é& CO., 
Commission Merchants 


And Manufacturers and Dealers in 


Fire Works, Etc., 


218 & 20 Front Street, 
P. O. Box 1268. SAN FRANCISCO. 


FISH. 


Camilloni G & Co, 
New Clay Street Fish Market 
Landini & Tocchini, 1320 and 1322 Polk 
urentet & Co, 517 Market 
nce & Johnson, 93 California Market 
olff Bernard, 
741-747 Mission and 109 4th 


FISHING TACKLE. 


Allen E T, 416 Market 
Ladd C D, 529 and 531 Kearny 
Maggio Fortunato, 896 Front 
Plate AJ & Co, 418 and 420 Market 


FLAVORING EXTRACTS. 


Thompson & Co (manufacturers), 


504 Front 
FLORISTS. 


Grand Floral Market (Bernard 
olff), 741-747 Mission 


GRAND FLORAL MARKET, 
741, 743, 745 & 7A7 
MISSION STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. 


BERNHARD WOLFF, 
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Dealer in all kinds of 


PLANTS & SHRUBBERY, 


Ornamental Hanging Baskets, Boquets, ete. 


A fine lot of German c anaries always on hand. 
pew a full line of Imported Canary and Flower 


“i009 Fourth St., San Francisco. 
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FLOUR-MILL MACHINE FUR- 
NISHERS. 


Allis Edward P & Co, John P Cross, 
Office 318 Pine, Store Room 7374 
Mission 
Wagner Joseph & Co, 
105 and 107 Mission 


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Representative Business Houses 


FLOUR MILLS. 


Davis Horace & Co (Golden Gate 
Flouring Mill), 41-49 Ist 
Everding John & Co, 48 Clay 
Golden Gate Flouring Mill rae. 
Davis & Co), —49 Ist 
Laumeister’s Mills, 208-207 Mission 
Western Flouring Mills (McCormack & 
Quinne), 232 Culifornia 
Yolo Mills (Dierck, Hinz and Plage- 
mann), NE cor Mission and Main 
Yosemite Flour Mills (Splivalo & 
Forman), office 415 Battery, 
Bryant bet 6th and 7th 


FLOUR SACKS. 


Meyerstein Joseph, 124 Commercial 


FLOWER POTS. 


Gladding, McBean & Co, 1310 Market 


FOREIGN STAMPS. 


Brunt & Fisher, 509 Bush 


FOUNDRY FACINGS. 


Elliot Martha A, 41 Fremont 
MARTHA A. ELLIOTT, 


Foundry Facings, 


Pulverized Charcoal, 


PLUMBACO, 
BLACK LBAD, 
41 Fremont Street, 


SAN FRANCISCO, 


FOUNDRIES AND IRON 
WORKS. 


tna Iron Works, Pendergast, 
Smith & Co, 217-221 Fremont 
Architectural Iron Works (Martin 
O’Connell), 230-236 Steuart 
Atlas Iron Works (Joseph B Jar- 
dine), 135 and 137 Beale 
Bigelow & Morris, 
103 Fremont and 323 Mission 
Columbia Foundry (Reese Llewel- 
lyn), 135-137 Beale and 130-136 Main 
Day J E (steel forger), 44 and 46 Main 
Dundon P F, 131 and 133 Fulsom 


ING & SON, 7 MAIN STREET BAN FRANCISCO, 


ron Doors. Bank Vaults, Ete. 


at oerRoNs & C9. 


CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST., S. F. 


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Elliot Martha A, 41 Fremont 
Empire Foundry and Machine 
orks (Savage & Sons), 
135-143 Fremont 
‘Eureka Foundry (Thompson Bros), 
129 and 131 Beale 
Eureka Iron Works (A Pfeiffer), 
317 and 319 Howard 
Franklin Brass and Iron Works, 
R C Terry sec, 105 Fremont 
Globe Iron Works (Nuttall, Bacon 
& Co), 222 and 224 Fremont 
Golden State and Miners’ Iron 
Works, W L Palmer pres, 237-251 1st 
Mechanics’ Foundry, George 
Kelley business mgr, 213-219 Ist 
Nuttall, Bacon & Co, 222-224 Fremont 
Occidental Foundry (Steiger Bs 
Kerr), 137 Ist 
O’Connell Martin (Architectural 
Iron Works), 230-236 Steuart 
Pacific Iron Works (Rankin, bak 
ton & Co), 127 Ist 
Phenix Iron Works (R Young), 
18 ani 20 Fremont 
Pioneer Iron Works (Calvin Nut- 
ting & Son), 227 and 229 Main 
Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works, 
Wm H Taylor pres, 
cor Beale and Howard 
Small Izaac H, 574 Brannan 
Vulcan Forges (Garcin, Son & Co), 
294 Howard 


FRUIT DRYER. 


Linforth, Rice & Co (Zimmerman’s), 
325 Market 


HARDWOOD LUMBER @ WAGON STOCK, ° 


407 
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. 


Baldocchi G, 1310 Dupont 
Barsi M, 1310 Dupont 
Brown & Wells, 30-31 California Market 
Cummings, Gimmel & Co, 424 Battery 
Desimone Bros, cor 18th and Valencia 
El Dorado Fruit Co, GW Fink 


pres, 22 Montgomery 
Ford Chas H, 


211 4th 
Grabbie J B, cor Bryant and 26th 
Inselmann H, 


446 3d 

Korn Bruno, 54 3d 
als & Tocchini, 1320 and 1322 Polk 
O’Malley Patrick, 2146 Mission 
Sheehan Mrs Daniel, 154-9th 
Wolff B, 741-747 Mission and 109 4th 


FRUITS—WHOLESALE. 


Whitland & Fredrickson, 
209 Washington 


FURNISHINS GOODS. 
(See, also, Clothing.) 

Boston California Dress Reform 
(Mrs Mary H Ober & Co) (ladies), 
326 Sutter 

35 Sutter 

726 Howard 


415 Montgomery 
845 Valencia 


Heineman H M, 
Kelley Peter R, 
Litchfield J M & Co, 
McNally William, 
Michels, Friedlander & Co, 

7 and 9 Battery 
Neustadter Bros, cor Pine ¢nd Sansome 
Orr & Atkins, 123 and 125 Montgomery 
Popper Samuel, 233 Kearny 
Stemhart W I & Co, 3and 5 Battery 


[Established in 1854. ] 


HENRY FRANK, 


lesale and ieta il Manufacturer and 
Dealer in 


BEDDING 


FURNITURE 


— AND —— 


Upholstery Goods, 


Spring, Hair, Wool, Moss & Pulu 
Mattresses, 


212, 214 and 2'6 


Commercial Street, 
Below Front, San Francisce. 


Steamers and Vessels promptly fitted up. 


and 14 & 16 Spear st, 8. F, 


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Representative Business Houses 
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Connelly James & Co, 

532 and 534 Market opp Grand Hotel 
Frank Henry, 212-216 Commercial 
Fuchs & Eular, 545 and 547 5th 
Fuller George H, 19 New Montgomery 
Gabriel Gaspard, 443 Valencia 
Gilbert & Moore, 

18 and 20Sutter and 556-572 Brannan 
Heney Wm J & Co, 18-22 Ellis 
Indianapolis Manufacturing Co, 


f 160 New Montgomery 
Kitterman James, 


t 1313 Stockton 
Plum Charles M & Co, 

641 and 643 Market 

Shaber J A, . 707 Market 

Stuart Thomas, 775 Folsom 

Windel H & Co, 310 Stockton 


FURNITURE MANUFAC- 
TURERS. 


Frei A, 231-239 King 
Fuchs & Euler, 545 and 547 5th 
Indianapolis Manufacturing Co, 
160 New Mon teow 

4t-54 2d 

114 and 116 Mission 


Jansen Alex, 
Kemp J & Co, 


ALEX. JANSEN, 


Importer and Manufacturer for the Trade. 


Upholstery, Bedding, Feathers, Etc, 


Parlor, Church, Lodge, Lounge and Chair Frames. 
48-54 Second Street. 
25 Silver Street. 


124 Main Street. 
SAN FRANCISCO. 


FURRIERS. 


Alaska Commercial Co, 3}0-312 Sansome 
Liebes H & Co, 113 Montgomery 
Platshek & Harris, 314 nd 316 Battery 
Sloss Louis & Co, 310 and 312 Sansome 


FUSE. 


Skinker John (Eagle Safety Fuse), 


115 Pine 
Sonntag Charles & Co (U S 
Cord) (braided), 


114 and 116 Market 

FUSE AND GIANT POWDER 
CAPS, — 

Skinker John, 115 Pine 


PRISON CELLS, we-'tse"s 


ERS. 
(See, also, Plumbers and Gasfitters.) 


Day Thomas, 122 and 124 Sutter 
Froelich Christian Jr, 202 Market 
Lane W BE, 505 Kearny nr California 
Nye A F & Co, 609 and 611 Market 


GAS LIGHT COMPANIES. 


Central Gas Light Co, Jas W Bur- 
ling sec, 
413 California and 843 Market 
San Francisco Gas Light Co, Peter 
Donahue pres, _cor Ist and Natoma 
GAS MACHINES. 
Woolhouse Bros (Sunlight), 
626 and 628 Washington 


GAS PIPES, 


Montague W W & Co, 110-118 Battery 


W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., 


Importers of 


GAS AND WATER 


IRON PIPE 


And Pipe Fittings, all Sizes. 
110, 112, 114, 116 & 118 
BATTERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. 


GAS STOVES. 


Day Thomas, 122 and 124 Sutter 


GILT IMITATION. 


Knapik P P, 


GLASS LABELS AND SIGNS. 


Doerr Charles, 608 Market 


GLASS AND PORCELAIN 
PAINTERS. 


Verhaghen & Dheron, 3124 Minna 


GLASS WORKS. 


California Glass Bending and Cat- 
ting Works (S E Hopper), 


394 Fremont 
Houston W J & Co (agts), 
215 and 217 California 


425 4th 


To Sesh caves Ss  ANIHOVN ONIMAS .NOLONIWAY MAN,, THE 


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Bruml S, 106 Battery 
Danicheff Kid Glove Factory, 
119 Dupont 
Eureka Glove Factory (Gustave 
Winehill), 515 Market 
Heineman H M, 35 Sutter 
Mueer Bros, 541 Market 
PaciticGlove Works (S Bruml), 


106 Battery 
Richter P E & Co, 109 California 


Winehill Gustave (Eureka Glove 
Factory), 515 Market 


PACIFIC GLOVE WORKS 
S. BRUML, Proprietor. 


Manufacturer of 
GENUINE INDIAN-TANNED 


BUCKSKIN, GOAT & KID GLOVES, 


No. 106 Battery Street, 
Near Pine Street, SAN FRANCISCO. 
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Take notice that all goods are stamped with 
the above Trade Mark. 


P. E. RICHTER & CO. 


Wholesale Importers and Sole Agents 


Ate Bonissot and Fils, Paris, Fans, 


Roule Didier, Paris, 
ISABELLE GLOVES, 


109 California St., San Francisco. 


GOLD LEAF. 


Dorety Joseph H, 527 Commercial 


GOLD PEN MANUFACTUR- 


Baptis John H, 328 Bush 


sot Senet 


San Fran 
409 


GOLD PLATERS. 


California Electrical Works, 35 Market 


GOLD AND SILVER EM- 
BROIDERY. 


Schreiber August, 513 California 


GRAIN—COMMISSION. 


Hobbs F, 
Lilienthal & Co, 
Newell Thomas, 


402 Front, corner Clay 
100 and 102 Front 
124 Clay 


GROCERS—RETAIL. 


Ahrens Wm, SW cor 16th and Folsom 
Alldack Joseph, 

SW cor Bush and Devisadero 
Bockmann John C, 535 4th 
Bremer John H, 

é NE cor Vallejo and Larkin 
Bruse Chris,cor Pacific and Leavenworth 
Buck & Hahl, NE cor 4th and Harrison 
Buck John, 231 2d 
Bucking & Pilster, 515 Bryant 
Bucking John (Bucking & Pilster), 

615 Bryant 
Buhlert Julius, 1000 Valencia 
Burke Michael, cor Ellis and Scott 
Canty Thos, 523 4th 
Carstensen Julius, 
NW cor Dolores and 29th 
Castello & Son, 
NE cor Day and Sanchez 
Clark Andrew, 
E cor 22d and Alabama 
Cluff Bros., 40 and 42 2d; 9 and Il 
Montgomery ave; and 409 and 411 
Montgomery ave 
Corkery & Quill, SW cor 26th and Ala- 
bama and SW cor 5th and Howard 
Dangers Henry (provisions), 
\ NE cor Post and Laguna 
Doscher Henry, 
SW cor O'Farrell and Pierce 
Ellison David, 335 10th 
Elmers N (prov‘sions), 
SW cor Powell and Greenwich 


Engle & Maret 
NE cor O'Farrell and Powell 
Evans Mrs Bessie, 27 Everett 
Farrell James, 458 Natoma 
Field Amos, 230 Minna 
Fitzgerald James, 401 10th 
Flageollet Henry Chas, 912 Valencia 
Flinn P T & Son, 
’ SW cor Howard and 8th 
Flinn P T, SE cor Mission and Sth 


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WHITE BROS., 13 & 15 Main and i2 & 16 Spear 


Street, ¥. F. Oregon Ash, Maple and Alder. 


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Floegeman & Raschen, Haas Bros, 100 and 102 Cali fornia 
cor 18th and Valencia | Jones & Co, 12] and 123 Market 
French T J & Oo, 2339 Mission | Kennedy & Nichuals, 324 3d 
Gagliardo Andrew, 628 Broadway | Kruse & Euler, 209 and 211 Front 
postion, ‘ acob, cor Hye 4 a ackson 
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Freaer Alex aaschecr tt a4 Evers) GUN AND LOCKSMITHS. 
NE cor 18th and Valencia See, also, Guns, Pistols and A: ‘ 
‘la args F ae cor Pacific Fag ( " tion.) en weauindes 
utaff & Rahders, Minna | .. F 2 
Kenna Mrs Sarah, Mission nr 30th | Jicha -7ohn (gunsmith), 624 Washington 
Kennedy & Nichuals, 324 3d 


Koerner John N, cor Market and Pearl GU NS, PISTOLS AND AMMU- 


Kroenke H C, SW cor 8th and Mission 
Lally Mrs Mary, cor 31st and Mission |. NITION. 


Lee Mrs Susan, Z 
NW cor 10th and Harrison (See, also, Gun and Locksmiths. ) 


Lessmann Joseph, ~- _ | Allen ET, 416 Market 
E cor Bush and Larkin | Brunswick & Balke Co (The J M), 
Lincoln & Co, 1801 Polk cor Washington 653 and 655 Market 
Lyons J M, NE cor Pine and Hyde | Ladd C D, 529 and 531 Kearny 
Maas & Woest, _ 1423 Powell] Plate AJ &Co, 418 and 420 Market 
McPartland Daniel, Sonntag Charles & Co, 
cor Pacific and Leavenworth 114 and 116 Market 
Mehrtens va Neale <del 
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Meierdiorks Christian, 416 O'Farrell HAIR DRESSERS. 
Miller Wm H, 316 Green | Diefenbacher Geor, i 
! ; ge, 9114 Larkin 
Moisant A J, 30 Franklin | Emmerich Balthasar, 2308 Howard 
Mulcahey Michael, 135 2d | Ford & Mast, 300 Post 
foe M, | ‘ ite Goldstein & Cohn, 822 Market 
tten Deidrick, 1019 Pacitic Lampe Bros, Baldwin Hotel, 6 Powell 
Peterson & Palmer, 716 Market | Sullavon S H, 1646 Polk 
Petenati Peter, 1028 Kearny 


Preist Thomas F, 
cor Clementina and Sumner HAIRDRESSERS—LADIES. 


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San Francisco Cash Grocery (H A Pyat F & Co, 204 Kearny 


519 P Y 
Soally NT, 1149 Dalene, Ringgold Mrs W H, 1109 Stockton 


Schinkel Otto, SW cor 9th and Bryant 
Schottler A & Co, 

NE cor Vallejo and Montgomery HAIR FACTORIES. 
Schultz Theodore, 426 Green | Eureka Hair Factory (M Cahn) 
Scott T H, 1011 Folsom | SW cor 15th and Dolores, office 12 2d 
ee Patrick, SW cor 10th and Folsom 


Spears J M, cor Pine and Hyde 
Springer Ww H, NN. CAHN, 


NW cor 17th and Dolores Successor to J. Herzog & Co. 
Pag hada - Joh 929 a. 38 x Manufactuer of 
ullivan rs vohanna, : owar Curled Hai 

Thumann Henry, cor Pine and Hyde EUREKA HAIR. —Wool, and al 
Valdez Zeferino, 13264 Dupont (PATENTED ) kinds of Mat: 
Walters Wm 31 Clementina | ‘tes8es and Bedding. Dealer in Mattress Mate- 
W B rial of every description. Factory, 8. W. corner 
assmann Dros, Ffteenth and Dolores Streets. Office and yee 

cor 24th and Potrero ave | rooms, 12 Second St., under Grand Hotel. P.O 


Wobber Bros, Box 1427, San Francisco. 
NW cor,Lombard and Powell 


Wolters William, 29 Clementina 
GROCERIES—WHOLESALE, |,,,UAIR GOODS—HUMAN, 


Alldack Joseph, Gol tein & Cohn, 822 Market a Eversc 
cor Bush and Devi 2 Hauptli Jacob, 411 Sutter ©! Go: io 
Daneri F & Co, 27 and 29 Calits. aia Pyat F & Co, 204 Kearny >| Din 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, “*° Sess ‘sii street San Wrancisce HARD 


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- Ladies’ Hair Dressing. 


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Biches, Curls, rane eee etc. 
No. 749 Market Street, opposite Dupont, San Francisco. 


Combings made up in any style. 


The Only Complete Hair Establishment on the Coast. 


Theatrical and Masquerade Wigs to let. 


HAIR RESTORATIVES. 


Reaves Mrs M A, 120 Tyler 


NO PAY IN ADVANCE. 


REAT ELECTRIC HAIR TONIC, 


THE ONLY SURE REMEDY 
That will Restore the Hair! 


MRS. M. A. REAVES, 
120 Tyler Street. San Francisco, 


HARDWARE. 


(See, also, Stoves and Tinware. ) 


Allen E T, 416 Market 
Caire Justinian, 521 and 523 Market 
Carolan, Cory & Co, 
117 and 119 California and 120 and 12 
2 Front 
Dunham, Carrigan & Co, 107-111 Front 
Lane W E, 505 Kearny nr California 
Linforth, Rice & Co, 323 and 325 Market 
Osborn & Alexander, 28 Market 
Osborn R F & Co, 751 Market 
Rebman & Chetwood, 
31 6th and 1036 Market 
Richards & Snow, _ 408 Market 
Van Winkle IS & Co, 
413 and 415 Market 
Whitney & Marshall, 22 and 24 Fremont 


HARDWARE— WHOLESALE. 


Arnold NS & Co (importers), 
SW cor California and Davis 

Carolan, Cory & Co, 

117 and 119 } California and 120 and 122 

Front 

Dunham, Carrigan & Co, 107-111 Front 
Everson, Wallace & Co, 116 Front 
Go:ion Hardware Company, C L 

Dingley pres, 8 and 10 Pine 


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 


GOLDSTEIN ind COHN, 


IMPORTERS OF 


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Country Orders promptly attended to. 


Ladies’ and Children’s Hair Cutting. 


Judson Manufacturing Co, 402 Front 
Linforth, Rice & Co, 323 and 325 Market 
Osborn R F & Co, 751 Market 
Selby Thos H & Co. 116-118 California 
Van Winkle 1S & Co, 

413 and 415 Market 
Whitney & Marshall, 22 and 24 Fremont 


HARDWOOD LUMBER. 


Allen, Tuggle & Co, 18 and 20Spear 
White Bros, 
14 and 16 Spear and 13 and 15 Main 


HARNESSMAKERS AND 
SADDLERS. 
(See, also, Harness and Saddlery.) 


Doyle Patrick, 1011 Market 
McKerron John A, 327 Sutter 
Piche Medurd, 636 Broadway 


HARNESS AND SADDLERY. 


(See, also, Harnessmakers and Saddlers. ) 


Burke John J, 618 Mission 
Johnson J C & Co, 12 and 14 Pine 
Woodward R B & Co 

41i and 41 14 California 


JOHN J. BURKE, 


Manufa::turer of and Dealer in 
Saddles, Harness, 
BRIDLES, WHIPS, ETC., 


618 Mission Street, 


N. E. cor. New Montgomery, ‘San Francisco. 


éa7Nepairing Neatly Executed. Old Harness 
for sale. All orders promptly filled. 


HARROWS. 


Harris J ames & Co (patent tube and 
angle iron), 308 Mission 


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HATS AND CAPS. 
(See, also, Hatters.) 


Collins & Co, 512 Mon 
Davis Brothers, 419 
Meussdorffer Konrad, 

15 Kearny, 635 and 637 Commercail 
Meussdorffer M, 

NE cor Montgomery and Bush and 

404 Kearny 

Rosenberg Geo, 


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20 Sansome 


HATTERS. 


(See, also, Hats and Caps.) 


earny | Jansen ry Thiele, 


118 6th bet Mission and Howard 
Meussdorffer Konrad, 
15 Kearny and 635 ‘and 637 aces 


Meussdorffer M, 


Ratto Otto, 326 Montgomery ave 


M. MEUSSDORFFER, 


Manufacturer and Importer of 


Frates and E=at Materials, 


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 


N. E. Corner Montgomery and Bush Streets, 
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 


Branch, 404 Kearny Street. 


HAY. GRAIN AND FEED. 


(See, also, Grain—Commission.) 


Ahrens Wm, SW cor 16th and Folsom 
Aiken & Warden, cor 22d and Valencia 
Alldack Joseph, 
SW cor Bush and Devisadero 
Bray Frank, cor 16th and Howard 
Dossier Henry. 
SW cor Pierce and O'Farrell 
Everding John & Co, 48 Clay 
Flinn P T & Son, 
SE cor Mission and Sth 
Gronduna S L & Co, 2012 Mason 
Lauder Louis G, cor King and 4th 
Male Giacomo, cor Brannan and 8th 
Morrow George & Co, 39 Clay 
Rider, Somers & Co, pier 22 Steuart 
Rodgers John & Sons, 
junc Market and Hayes 
Watts William, 2306-2310 Mason 


GEORGE MORROW & CO,, 


(ESTABLISHED 1854.) 


AY, GRAIN AND COMMISSION MER- 
chants. Shipping orders a specialty. 


30 Clay Street. San Francisco. 


Telephone No. 35. 


Factory, 416 Market Street. 


HEATING APPARATUS. 


Sanford A B, 102 Market 


HEAT AND LIGHT COM- 
PANY. 


American Heat and Light Co, 
office 307 California, 821 Market 


HIDES, PELTS AND TAL- 
LOW. 


(See, also, Wool—Commission. ) 


Clayburgh & Wise, 320 and 322 Battery 
Foley, Francis & Co, 219 and 221 Drumm 
Legallet Dominique, 6th ave, South S F 
Less Morris, res 367 Natoma 
Liebes H & Co, 113 Montgomery 
Lille Charles, cor Bay and Webster 
Norton A W & Co, 400 Battery 
Platshek & Harris, 314 and 316 Battery 
Sawyer B F & Co, 400 Battery 
Sloss Louis & Co, 310 and 312 Sansome 


HOPS. 
(See Brewers’ Materials.) 


Moody & Farrish, 210 Davis 
Neis Phil & Co, 415 Sacramento 


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- HORSEPOWERS. | 
Bodwell H H, 211 and 213 Mission 
Krogh F W & 51 Beale 
HORSE COLLAR MANU- 

FACTURERS. 

Doyle Patrick, 1011 Market 
Logan Alex, 550 4th 
HORSESHOERS. 

Brannan P R, 821 Gea; ty 
Lamer Thos D, 540 and 542 Valencia 
McNeil Daniel, 834 Howard 
Munro & Glynn, Filbert nr Fillmore 
Wharff J F & Co, 1511 Devisadero 
Cook A QO, 415 Market 
Cook HN, 405 Market 
Woodin & "Little, 421 Market 


H. N. COOK, 


Manufacturer of 


LEATHER HOSE 
And Fire Engine Supplies, 


405 Market Street, Cor. Fremont, 
SAN FRANCISCO. 


HOSIERY COMPANY. 


California Hosiery Co (mfrs kuit 
underwear), 111 Sansome 


HOTELS. 
(See, also, Boarding- Houses. ) 


Abbotsford House (M Brogan), 
1416 Broadway 
American Exchange Hotel (Chas 
Montgomery & Bros), 319 Sansome 
Baldwin Hotel (The) (EJ Baldwin), 
GH Fassett mgr, 
junc Market, well, Ellis and Eddy 
Banks Charles (Keystone House), 
417 Pacific 
Bootz Hotel (A J Bootz & Bro), 
435 Pine 
Brannan J (Brooklyn Hotel), 
Bush bet Montgomery and Sansome 
Brooklyn Hotel (Dutticy & Bran- 
nan), Bush bet Montgomery and 
Sansome 
Burfeind John (Union House), 
E cor Bay and Larkin 
ued tog Pacific Hotel (John M Far- 
348 4th 


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Cincinnati Hotel (F H Burmeister), 
Valencia 
Federal Hotel (J Dicand), 1205 Stockton 

Gatihard Hotel (C H Gailhard), 
507 and 509 Pine 

Grand Central Hotel (Mrs H An- 
drews), ' 957-961 Market 

Grand Hotel, S F Thorn mgr, 

SE cor Market and New ontgomery 

Hackmeyer’s Hotel (Katy Autz), 
512 Bush 
Hotel Rhein (John N Meyer), 
9 Kearny 
Kock Claus (New Atlantic Hotel), 
207 Montgomery ave 
Lick House, W F Harrison mgr, 
Montgomery bet Sutter and Post 
Montgomery Hotel (Chas Mont- 
gomery) 221-247 2d 
New At Mitts Hotel (Claus Kock), 
207 Mcutgomery ave 
New Wisconsin Hotel (Henry 
Evans), 302 Montgomery 
North Pacitic Hotel (D Haesloop), 
NE cor Jackson and Drumm 
Nucleus House, Henry Stern mgr, 
_ cor 3d and Market 
Occidental Hotel, Geo H Arnold 
mgr, 

es Montgomery, bet Bush and Sutter 
Palace Hotel, Alexander D Sharon 

mgr, 

SW cor Market and New Montgomery 
Park Hotel, Sachau & Menne, 

26 and 28 Turk 
Philadelphia House (Jno Knack), 
421 and 423 Bush 
Prescott House (J W Becker), 

SW cor Kearny and Montgomery ave 
Rassette House (C Tence), 11 Kearay 
Resin i John, 5 

ission Road opp St Mary’s College 
Russ House (S H Seymour), 
Montgomery bet Pine and Bush 
St James Hotel (Mra R Orford), 
906 Market 
Scandinavian Hotel (N P Lundberg), 
28 and 30 Clay 
took ton St House (Wm Weiss & 


Co), 218 Stockton 
Sutter St House (S Gauili) ; 
Swiss Hotel (Jno Gantner), 

627-629 Commercial 
Ticino Hotel (David Laloli), 518 Pacific 
Turk Street Hotel (Hillenbrand & 

Klose), 22 and 24 Turk 

Weatern Hotel (John Higgins), 
812 Broadway 
White House (Petrovich & Augius), 
4.0 and 422 3 acksun 
Wnm Tell House (Fred A aba 
5 and 317 Bush 
Young America iiusi. (A M Simon- 
sen), 15 Pacific 


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HOUSEHOLD WOODEN- 
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Stockton Edward A (manufacturer 
411 Mission, 3d Floor 


HYDRAULIC JACKS. 


Dudgeon E M, cor 8th and Minna 


ICE. 


People’s Ice Company, J S Thomp- 
son pres, 312 Mission 


ICE-CREAM FREEZERS. 


Montague W W & Oo, 110-118 Battery 


ICE-CREAM MANUFACTORY. 


Allegretti’s Ice-Cream Manufacto: 
(I Allegretti), 501 Sutter 


INSTRUMENT MAKERS. 
(Mathematical, Nautical, and Optical.) 


Atwood Frank H, (microscopical 
section cutter), 402 Montgomery 
Roach John, 429 Montgomery 
Schmolz W 420_Montgomery 
Weinman J ©, 
412 Commercial and 411 Clay 


I. C. WEINMAN, 


Successor to CARL RAHSSKOPFF, 
Mathematical & Nautical 
Instrument Maker, 


412 Commercial Street, 
SAN FRANCISCO. 


INSURANCE—ADJUSTERS. 


406 California 
415 California 


Garniss James R, 
Wetzlar A J, 


INSURANCE—BROKERS. 


Carpenter Mrs Florence P, 411 California 
Cole O H, 433 California 
Davis J B F, 215 Sansome 


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Representative Business Houses 


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Aetna Insurance Co of Hartford, 
Geo C Boardman general agent, 
311 California 
Etna Life Insurance Co, C W Dan- 
nals mgr, 504 Kearny 
Amazon Insurance Co, Smith & 
Snow agts, $10 California 
American Central Insurance Co, 
Smith & Snow agts, 310 California 
Austrian Insurance (marine) Co of 
Vienna, 209 Sansome 
Berlin Cologne Insurance Co of 
Berlin, Hutchinson & Mann, 
320 and 322 Ualifornia 
British America Assurance Co of 
Toronto, Canada, Butler & Hal- 
den, general agts, 413 California 
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co 
Frank Eno, 528 California 
Commercial Insurance Co of Cali- 
fornia, Jno H Wise pres, 
- 405 California 
Commercial Union Assurance Co of 
London (fire and marine), Jno 
Rae Hamilton mgr, 210 Sansome 
Connecticut Fire Insurance Co of 
Hartford, Connecticut, Macdon- 
ald & Hawes general agts, 
401 California 


INSURANCE COMPANIES. 


Danube Imperial Royal (privileged), 
Henry Balzer & Co, agts, 
209 Sansome 
Equitable Life Insurance Co, Wm 
D Garland mgr, 240 Montgomery 
Fidelity and Casualty Fire and Life 
Insurance Co of New York, 
James R Garniss general agt, 
406 California 
Fire Assoviation of Philadelphia, 
Chas A Laton general agt, 
405 California 
Fireman’s Fund Insurance Co, of 
California, D J Staples pres, 
401 California 
German American Insurance Co, 
Thomas C Grant mgr, 213 Sansome 
Guardian Assurance Co of London, 
Wm J Landers general agt, 
406 California 
Hamburg, Magdeburg Fire Insur- 
ance Co of Hamburg, Gutte & 
Frank agts, 307 California 
Home Insurance Co, Arthur E Ma- 
gill agt, 323 California 
Home Mutual Insurance Co, J F 
Houghton pres, 406 California 
Imperial Fire Insurance Co (of Lon- 
don), Robt Dickson mgr, 
441 California 
Imperial Fire {London Assurance 
Robert Dickson 


Cerporation, 
411 California 


mgr, 


Manufacturers all kinds [RON WORK, 


227 Main Street, Jan Francisco. 


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Montgomery Avenue is the great new-built thor- 
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by elegant buildings and in the neighborhood of 
the Theatres and all places of Amusement. 


The Hotel is situated within one block of the U. S. Land Office and 
U. S. Surveyor General’s Office; also withii: one block of the Old City 
H.ll, Supreme Court, and the Superior Courts; within two blocks of. 
the Post Office and Custom House. Street cars for all parts of the 
city pass the hotel every minute. 


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finest Family Hotel in San Francisco for the Price. It has 105 
rooms, all elegantly furnished. The building is only three 
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Insurance Co of the State of Penn- 
sylvania, ; 215 
International Marine Insurance Co 
(limited), of Livurpool, 319 California 
La Societe Franczise d’Epargnes, et 
de Prevoyance Mutuelle, ae 
534 California 
Le Cercle Fire Insurance Co of 
Paris, Geo Muecke general agt, 
435 California 
Liverpool, London and Globe Insur- 
ance Co, Chas D Haven sec, 
422 California 
London Insurance Corporation (fire), 
Robt Dickson mgr, 441 California 
Manhattan Fire Insurance Co, 
Smith & Snow agts, 310 California 
Millwaukee Reassurance Generals) 
Paris, Smith & Snow, 310 California 


Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co, 
James Muneell Jr general agt, 
415 Montgomery 
Mutual Life Insurance Co of New 
York, A B Forbes general mgr, 
214 Sansome 
National Life Insurance Co of New 
York, W J Dutton general agt, 
401 California 
National Fire Insurance Co of New 
York, W J Dutton general , 
40] California 
National Fire and Marine Insur- 
ance Co of New Zealand, W J 
Callingham general agt, 213 Sansome 
National Insurance Co, Macdonald 
& Hawes general agts, 401 California 
New England Mutual Life Insur- 
ance Co, Henry K Field general 
i 328 Montgomery 
New Haven (Conn) Insurance Co, 
Macdonald & Hawes agts, 
401 California 
New York Life Insurance Co, Alex 
Hawes, 202 Sansome 
New York Metropole Insurance Co, 
Smith & Snow agts, 310 California 
New York Underwriters’ Agency, 
209 Sansome 
North British and Mercantile In- 
surance Co, Thomas C Grant 
mgr, 213 Sansome 
Northern Assurance Co, Robert 
Dickson mgr, 441 Califuroia 
Northern Assurance Co of London 
and Aberdeen, Robert Dickson 
mgr, 441 California 
North-Western Mutual Life Insur- 
ance Co of Milwaukee,. J 
Howell general net, 507 Berney 
Oakland ome Insurance Co, 


Brown, Craig & Co general 
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| Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co 


. (The), Geo A Moore pres, a 
‘ 4 418 California 
Paris (France) Northwestern Nat- . 
ional Insurance Co, Smith & 
Snow agts; - 310 California 
Parrott & Uo, Insurance Co, 
306 California 
Phoerix Assurance Co of London, 
Butler & Haldan general agts, 
413 California 
Phenix Insurance Co of Brooklyn, 
Brown, Craig & Co, generul agts, 
215 Sansome 
Phoenix Insurance Co, Arthur E 
Magill agt, 323 California 
Prescott Insurance Co, Louis 
Jacoby agt, ‘439 California 
Providence Washington Fire Insur- 
ance Co, Louis Jacoby general 
agt, 439 California 
Prussian National Insurance Co, 
Louis Jacoby agt, 439 California 
Queen Fire Insurance Co, Robert 
Dickson mgr, 441 California 
Queen Fire Insurance Co of Liver- 
pool, Robt Dickson mgr, 
441 California 
St Louis Fire Insurance Co, Smith 
& Snow agts, 310 California 
Scottish Imperial Fire Insurance 
Co, 319 California 
Scottish Union Insurance Co, Mac- 
donald & Hawes general agts, 
401 California 
Security Insurance Co of Hartford, 
Macdonald & Hawes generala ts, 
40! California 
South British Fire and Fire and 
Marine Insurance Co of New Zea- 
land, W J Callingham general agt, 
213 Sausome 
Standard Ineurance Co of London, 
Brown, Craig & Co general agts, 
215 Sansome 
Star Fire Insurance of New York, 
Brown, Craig & Co, general agts, 
215 Sansome 
Sun Insurance Co (fire and marine) 
of San Francisco, C L Taylor pres, 
415 California 
Swiss Marine Insuranee Co, Harr 
W Syzagt, 220 and 22. California 
The Accidental Insurance Co of 
North America, Horace D Irwin 
& Co general agts, 216 Sansome 
The American Eagle Association of 
the United states, 128 California 


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Combined. Payable at death or in 20 years, or 
at the age of 75. The association is owned and 
controlled by the Members, and all ipa belong 


to them only. Agents wanted in every 
town in the United Mtat«s. 


The Lion Fire Insurance Co of Lon- 
don, George D Dornin mgr, 
433 California 
The Liverpool, London and Globe 
Insurance Co, Chas J) Haven sec, 
422 California 
The State Investment and Insurance 
Co, AJ Bryant pres, C H Cush- 
ing sec, 218 and 220 Sansome 
The Travelers’ Insurance Co of 
Hartford, Thos Bennet general 
agt, 410 California 
Trans Atlantic Fire Insurance Co 
of Hamburg, Geo Marcus & Co 
agts, 804 California 
Union Insurance Co of San Francisco, 
416 California 
Union Mutwai Life Insurance Co of 
Maine, E E Hawkins agt, 
601 California 
Western Assurance Co of Toronto, 
Canada, Butler & Haldan general 
agts, 413 California 
Western Fire and Marine Insurance 
Co of San Francisco, RK G B urh 
sec, 409 California 
Williamsburg City Fire Insurance 
Co of New York, Ed KE Potter 
mgr, 415 California 


INSURANCE—GEN'L AG’TS 
AND MANAGERS. 


Balzer Henry & Co, 
Booker William Lane, 

Brown, Craig & Co, 
Butler & Haldan, 413 California 
Callingham W J & Co, 213 Sansome 

Danuals C W (AXtna Life Insurance 

504 Kearny 
215 Sansome 
44) California 
319 California 
433 California 
330 Pine 


209 Sansome 
411 California 
215 Sansome 


Dickson Robert, 
Donaldson & Co, 
Dornin Geo D, 
Dyer Chas A, 
Easton George, 216 Sansome 
Farnsworth E D & Son, 21 Sansome 
Field Henry K (New England Mu- 

tual Life Insurance Co), 

328 Montgomery 

Forbes Andrew B (Mutual Life In- 

surance Co of New York),214 Sansome 


surance Co), 
Garniss James R, 
Grant ‘i homas C, 
Gutte & Frank, 307 California 
Hawes Alexander, 2.0 Sansome 
Howell. J W (Northwestern Mu- 
tual Life Insurance Co of Mil- 
waukee), 507 Montgomery 
Hutchinson & Mann, 322 and 324 
California and 3U2 Sansome 
Irwin Horace D & Co, 216 Sansome 
Jacobs & Easton, 216 Sansome 
Jacobs Julius, 216 Sansome 
Jacoby, Louis, 439 California 
Kelly John Jr, 415 California 
Landers William J, 406 California 
Laten Chas A, sec Commercial In- 
surance Co, 405 California 
Macdonald & Hawes, 401 California 
Macondray & Co, 204 Sansome 
Magill Arthur E, 323 California 
MecNevin Edmund (marine), 
404 and 406 Beale 
435 California 
435 California 
415 Montyomery 
306 California 
415 California 
310 California 
220 and 22? California 
415 California 
Thomas Eugene & Co, 617 S nsome 
Wade Geo W 123 California 
Wade William M, insurance col- 
lector, 214 Sansome 
Williams, Dimond & Co, 202 Market 


INTERPRETERS. 


Gronduna S L (Italian), 2012 Mason 


IRON. 


Richter P E & Co, 


109 Calif: rnia 
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BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND, 
P,E. RICHTER & CO., Sole Acente, 


No. 109 California Street, 
SAN FRANCISCO, 


240 Montgomery 
406 California 
213 Sansome 


Mel George, 
Muecke G, 
Munsell] James Jr, 
Parrott & Cu, 
Potter Edward E, 
Smith & Snow, 
Syz Harry W, 
Taylor C L, 


IRON BEDSTEADS. 


Clark Truman S & Son (also gas 
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Conlin & Roberts, 728 Mission 
Cronan & Dunbar, 
1073 Market, bet 6th and 7th 


IRON DOOR AND SHUTTER 
MANUFACTURERS. 


Sims John R & Son, 123 and 125 Beale 


IRON PIPES, 


Richards & Snow, 408 Mariet 
Selby Thomas H & Co, 
116 and 118 California 


Francis Smith & Co, 130 Beale 


IRON AND STEEL. 


Carolan, Cory & Co, 117 and 119 
California and 120 and 122 Front 
Chandler R D, 118 and 120 Pacitic 
Dunham, Carrigan & Co, 107-111 Front 
Fairbanks & Hutchinson, 401 Market 
Grundell J G, 24 O'Farrell 
Houston W J & Co, agents for Pa- 
cific Iron and Nail Co of San 
Francisco, 215 and 217 California 
Montague W W & Co, 
110 and 118 Battery 
Morris H D, agt Sanderson Bros 
Steel Co, 40] Market 
Rebman & Chetwood, 
1036 Market and 31 6th 
Richter P E & Co, 109_California 
Selby Thomas H & Co 


Van WinkleI S & Co 
Whitney & Marshall, 


TRON and STEEL 
RAILS 


e Pacific Coast or i’. O. B. Foreign Por's, 
AND 


RAILWAY SUPPLIES.. 


Barrow's Hacmetite Steel Company, 

Hoerde Rolling Mill Company. 

Thy-le Chateau & Wes-St.-Martin 
Rolling Mill Company. 


P. E. RICHTER & CO., 


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108 California Street, San Francisco, Cal. 


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418 Representative Business Houses 


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116 and 118 California 


413 and 415 Market | Titcomb A C & Co, 
22 and 24 Fremont 


rene Desired Section, for deiivery at any Port 


Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast. 


Banners. ete.,at NORCRORS & CO. 
nic Tap le eae "Post Street, 8. F.” 


W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., 


; Importers of 
GALVANIZED AND COMMON 


SHEET IRON, 
All Sizes and Numbers, 


110, 112, 114, 116 and 118 
SAN FRANCISCO. 
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IRRIGATING PIPE. 


Gladding, McBean & Co, 1310 Market 


iVORY GOODS. 


Grundel J G, 24 O'Farrell 
Heininger CH & Co, 609 Sacramentu 
Meyer J GH, 

320 Kearny and 417 and 419 Mission 


JAPANESE AND. CHINESE 
_ GOODS. 


King Lee & Co, 410 Kearny 
Kwong Shew Lun & Co, 729 Dupont 


JEWELERS Tidal 


Aufrichtig Morris, 116 6th 
Calitornia Jewelry Co (Levison 


_ Bros), 134 Sutter 
Laird D W, 27 Post 
Levy Davil L, - 39 3d 
Levy John & Co, 118 Sutter 


Lichtenstein M B & Co, 101-105 Battury 
| Miller L, 335 Bush 


Morris B & Co, 110 Sutter 

Shreve Geo C & Co, 110 Montgomery 

24 Post 

iraube H, 643 Kearny 

Wagner F, 223 Kearny 
CALIFORNIA 


JEWELRY COMPANY 


LEVISON BROS., 


No. {34 Sutter Street, 


Between Montgomery and Kearny, 


SAN FRANCISCO. 


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JOHN LEVY & CO., 


MANUFACTURING JEWELERS. 


Importers of 


Diamonds and Precious Stones, 
118 Sutter Street, Ss. F. 


JUNK. 


res 367 Natoma 
204 Drumm 
foot:6th nr shipyard 


JUTE GOODS. 


White & Lissak, 321 California 


LABELS. 


Sanborn G W (agt), 123 California 
Schmidt M & Co (printers), 25-41 Main 


LACE GOODS. 


537 Market 
120 Sutter 
541 Market 


LACE GOODS—MANUFAC- 
TURERS. 


Less Morris, 
McDevitt D, 
Qung Lee, 


Lash H, 
Moreland J A, 
Muser Bros, 


Lash H, 5387 Market 


LADIES’ PHYSICIANS. 
Martin Mrs ifary A, 810 Howard 


PRIVATE HOME 
For LADIES in Confinement. 


Where Ladies from 
the country can be 
attended. Confidence 
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MRS. MARTIN, Ladies’ Physician, 
810 Howard Street, 


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UNDERWEAR. 


Grand Central Auction Store, 
Jacobs & Co, 
Kramer, Gocdman & Co, 109 Battery 
Ober Mrs Mary H & Co, 326 Sutter 


LAND, LOAN AND BUILD- 
ING ASSOCIATIONS.. 


Half Moon Bay Colony, M W Mul- 
er mgr, 207 Kearny 
Pacific Coast Land Bureau, G W 
Fink mgr, 22 Montgomery 


LAMPS AND OILS. 


Boesch Emile (locomotive, mining, 
ship, railroad car, coach and 
583 and 585 Mission 
122 and 124 Sutter 
109 California 
113 Front 


JAMES HINKS & SON, 


Birmingham, England. 
Patent Triple Action Duplex 


EXTINGUISHER [A MN PS 


P. E. RICHTER & CO. 
109 California St., San Francisco, 


LAMP REFLECTORS. 


583 and 585 Mission 


24 6th 
226 Kearny 


stree'), 
Day Thomas, 
Richter P E & Co, 
Yates & Co, 


Boesch Emile, 


PACIFIC 
Lamp and Reflector Factory. 


EMILE BOESCH, 


583 & 585 Mission St., just below Second, 
SAN FRANCISCO. 


Patent Locomotive, Mining, Ship, Railroad, 
Car, Coach snd Street Lamps, Sil er-Plated Cor- 
rugated Glass Reflectors and Sun Lights, for 


Lighting and Ventilating Churches, Halls, 


Stores, ete. 
Successor to Robt. Mills, (Ornamental Lamp Factory.) 


Architectural Ornaments of Pressed and Cast 
Zine. 
Metal Spinning and Stamping. 


LAUNDRIES. 


Berard Alfred (French), 2206 Fillmore 
La Grand Laundry (E P White), 
618 Market 


Flumbers’ Coppe: Ware and General - 


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ewelry & Diamend Work, ( { 9 Hontgomery 


Representative Business Houses 


LAW BOOKS. 


Whitney, Sumner & Co, 613 Clay 


LEATHER AND HIDES. 


415 Market 
405 Market 
12 and 14 Pine 
605 Front 

109 California 


Jchnson J C & Co, 
Kron A K & Co, 
Richter P E & Co, 


A. VERSE SPELMAN’S 


BRUELLS 
WAX AND 


LACQUERED LEATHER 
P. E. RICHTER & CO, 


Sole Agents, 
109 California St., San Francisco. 


LEATHER AND SHOE FIND- 
INGS. 


Clayburgh & Wise, 320 Battery 
Rosseter & Smith, 5645 Market 


LIFE PRESERVIRS. 


Watson & Co, 124 Market 


LIBRARIES AND READING 
ROOMS. 


Japanese Gospel Society, 116 Tyler 
Mechanic’s Institute, Horace Wil- 
son librarian, 27 Post 
Mercantile Library Association, 
216 Bush 
Odd Fellows’, Geo A Carnes libra- 
rian, 325 Montgomery 
San Francisco Free Public Library, 
Fred B Perkins librarian, Pacitic Hall, 
Bush bet Kearny aud Dupont 
San Francisco Law Library, Frank 
P Deering librarian, 
27 and 28 Montgomery Block 


LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS. | 


California Electrical Works, 35 Market 


LIME, CEMENT, HAIR, ETC, 


H T Holmes Lime Co, H 'T Holmes 
mgr (manufacturers Santa Cruz 
and Sacramento Lime), 14-18 Market 

Lane W E, 505 Kearny nr California 

Pacific Cement Co, J Browell agt, 


731 Montgomery 
PRISON CELLS, 


Fences and Bridge Work. 
227 Main Street, ». F. 


LIQUORS—RETAIL. 


Alaska Saloon (EK Daiss), 
NW cor Bush and Kearny 
res 8 Oak Place 
Anderson Andrew, 250 Spear 
Arnaud Albert, 
NW cor Post and Dupont 
Anchor Down Saloon and Lodyinus 
(Marcel Demarias}, 520 Pacific 
Bach, Meese & Co (Budweiser beer), 
321 Montgomery 
Bacigalupo T D, 1419 Dupont 
Barry David, SE cor Folsom and Yth 
Bauer Chas G, 804 Pacitic 
Bentham Harry (Market Exchange), 
538 Market 
Billy & Harry’s Saloon (T Wm Ley- 
decker and J H Lunsman), 63) Davis 
Blohn John, 923 Kearny 
Bolt John F, 907 Market 
Boro Gabriel, 1300 and 1302 Dupont 
Bralich Frederick, 706 Jackson 
Bramstedt J H, 251 Steuart 
Brauer Albert (Railroad Exchange), 
Baker bet Beach and Jefferson 
Bremer John H, 
NE cor Vallejo and Larkin 
Brewers’ Home (Pircher Bros), 
707 Mission 
Broyer John, 623 2d 
Bruce Albert, 
Baker bet Beach and Jefferson 
Brulon & Lauth, 645 Merchant 
Bruse Chris,cor Pacific and Leavenworth 
Bruns Harvy, 
Biichi Conrad (Humboldt Hall Sa- 
oon), cor Kearny and Morton 
Buckingham & Blumer, 16 3d 
Buckingham S S, 16 3d 


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123 Front | C2 


Burke Michael, NW cor Ellis and Scott | & 


452 3d 


Burley Pitrick, 
7 Sutter 


Butler John, 
Butler Mrs Martin, 
NW cor 10th and Bryant 
40 McAllister 
SE cor Mission and {th 
29 6th 
213 dd 
210 Post 
430 Brannan 


Buzenet Alex, 
Buzzini Bror, 
Buzziui & Granettoni, 
Candau F & Co, 
Carroll Wm (tobacco), 
Casey M, 
Christin & Boudan, 
Cody J C, cor Mission and 29th 
NW cor 4th and Pelsom 
Cody J C, cor Missien and 2uth 
Collins S P & Co, 
#29 Montgomery 924011 California 
Colombo S.loon (Charles Sciaroni), 
621 Broudway 
Condon John, 735 Howard 
Connolley Edwai, 10-16 Liedesdortf 
Cook Ebben, NE cor.9th and Brannan 
Crossin & Jennings, 1000 Market 
Cummings L & J, 131 4th 


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Curley Patrick (Dexter Saloon), 452 3d 
Daiss Edmund (Alaska Saloon), 
NW cor Bush and Kearny 
Dangers Henry, NE cor Post and Laguna 
Dawson George, 321 California 
Demarias Marcel, 520 Pacific 
Dexter Saloon (P Curley), 452 3d 
Doscher Henry, 
SW cor Pierce and O’Farrell 
Ekard Char'es, 924 Brannan 
Elmers N, SW cor Powell and Greenwich 


Evans Mrs Bessie, 27 Everett 

Farrell James, 458 Natoma 

Felsen Grotte Saloon (Gustav 
Schwarz), 1016 Market 


Ferry Saloon (C Schrodey), 425 Kast 
Foley & Gilmore, 
SW cor Ist and Mission 
Fountain The (George Schmitt), 
SE cor Sutter and Kearny 
Gardner & Co, » 429 Davis 
Gately P J, 1139 Markt 
Gendotti Luigi, 
440 Hayes and 508 Octavia 
617 Merchant 
Goetz Paul, 775 Mission 
Goetjen Jacob, cor Hyde and Jackson 
Gohlinghorst George, 1914 Market 
Grand Casino de Marseille Saloon 
(G Sormano), 308 Montgomery ave 
Grand National Hall (saloon) (Held 
& Miller), 105 and 107 Dupont 
Grand Opera House Saloon (Nelson 
& Hanson), 700 Mission 
Griffin & Co, 702 Mission 
Hadse Herman, cor Main and Bryant 
Haase Herman, NE cor Main and Bryant 
Hartshorn & Waters, 126 Kearny 
Haymarket Exchange Saloon (P J 
Gately), 1139 Market 
Held & Miller (Grand National Hall), 
105 and 107 Dupont 
Henrichs Chas J, SW cor 4th and King 
Henry D, 219 2d 
Heuer Alex, cor 4th and Everett 
Hofmann August, 1026 Market 
Holder Joseph, 5 Leidesdorff 
Holle Jacob 613 Bannan 
Hulsmann Fred, cor Pacific and Hyde 
Humboldt Hall Saloon (Conrad 
‘Btichi) and H Q Ebert’s Military 


Gibb James, 


Band, cor Kearny and Morton 
Jones Frank, 192 Stevenson 
Kernan John, 5 52d 
Kerr John, 527 2a 
King Thomas (Commercial Ey- 

change), NW cor Clay and Drumm 


Koch Chas, SE cor 4th and Perry 
Kock Henry H, 15 and 17 Leidesdortf 
Kohnke P F F, ’ 
21 Davis and 120 California 
La Chapelle Mme Exilda, 
NE cor Post and Central ave 
Lacoste John, 901 Montgomery avo 


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Laugel Andrew, 1412 Dupont 
Lauriston Archibald, 

SW cor Battery and Green 


Lessmann Joseph, 
NE cor Bush and Larkin 
Leydecker & Lunsman, 631 Davis 
Liensman J H, 631 Davis 
Lynn Patrick, 1910 Mission 
Market Exchange (Harry Bent- 
ham), 538 Market 
Mathews J H, 643 Washington 
Mayer Wendelin, 
SW cor California and Montgomery 
McePartland Daniel, 
cor Pacific and Leavenworth 
McVeigh P J, 500 Ellis 
Meehan J J, SE cor Howard and 2d 
Meierdierks Christian, 416 O'Farrell 
Merchants’ Exchange Saloon (E 
Phillip), 21 Leidesdo: ff 
Meyer km & Co, 33 Sutter 
Meyer Henry, SE cor 4th and Brannan 
Michel Lille, 1413 Dupont 
Miller John, 253 Steuart 
Moisant A J, 30 Franklin 
Montana Saloon (John Blohn), 
923 Kearny 
Monthon & Bordes, 508 Bush 
Mooney & Latflin, 
cor Geary and Central ave 
Murphy J B, SW cor 7th and Mission 
Myer Henry, SE cor 4th and Brannan 
Nichols George, 
cor Post and Central ave 
Nigro James V, 1312 Dupont 
Oakland Ferry Saloon (C Schroder), 
425 East 
Orpheus Beer Hall (Henry Stein- 
bach), 819 Kearny 
Otten Diedrick, 1019 Pacific 
Pacitic Ocean Exchange (Christ 
Tamm), SE cor Bay and Mason 
Pechin Charles, 417 Front 
Peters Frank, 504 Broadway 
Petrovich & Augius, 420 Jackson 
Petteniti Peter, 1028 Kearny 
etteraon J N, 207 Main 
Pioneer Exchange (Wendelin Mayer), 

SW cor California and Montgomery 
Pircher Bros, 707 Mission 
Rader & Bonn, 515 Clay 
Radovich Bozo, 29 Geary 
Railroad Exchange (Albert Brauer), 

Baker bet Beach and Jefferson 
Rohrs George H, 

NE cor Sutter and Central ave 
Resing John (innkeeper), 

Mission Road opp St Mary's College 
Schlewe:k Siuon, 429 California 
Schmidt Chris, 601 Market and 3 Sutter 
Schultze Louis, 

cor Lombard and Sansome 
Sontt T H, 


1011 Folsom 
Sellinger Mra Anna, 615 Pacitic 


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WHITE BROS. 154 15 Main and 144 168pear 
wt,8.F. Oak, Ash, Mickory, Maple, Cherry, etc. 


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Sheehan Jos F, 414 Market 
Smadeke & Hey, 1201 Mission 
Sormano Guiseppe (Grand Casino 
Saloon), 30€ Montgomery ave 
Sortor & Steffani, 1107 Dupont 
Spiegel & Schweizer, 312 Post 
Steinbach Henry, 819 Kearny 
Sutter Street Cable Saloon (Geo H 
Rohrs), NEcor Sutter and Central ave 
The Corner (Alex Heuer), 
cor 4th and Everett 
The Cuba (Adolph Griesser), 
SE cor Montgomery and Clay 
The Windsor Saloon (John F Bolt), 
907 Mirket 
cor Pine and Hyde 
18 Everett 
H_ Tostmann 
316 Post 


Thuman Henry, 
Tierney M, 
Verein Eintracht, 


pres, 
Vetterli & Winkler, 
163 New Montgomery 
Voges Geo, 242 Sutter 
Union Saloon (William Wall), 121 4th 
Wagner E L, 1232 Dupont 
Wall William, 121 4th 
Walnut Villa (Thomas Stephens), 
cor California and Walnut 
Walter G F, 38-42 O'Farrell 
Warner Abraham (Meigg’s Wharf 
Saloon), North Beach 
Wells Xavier (Farmers’ Rest), 
Mission Road 
Wert John, 


615 Merchant 
White Geo W, 333 Hayes 
Wiemann Charles, 


19 4th 
Wilkinson Eli, cor Bay and Fillmore 
W obber Bros, 


NW cor Lombard and Powell 

Yerba Buena (A H Hentz), 534 Park ave 
Zum Badis.hen Hof (Charles G 

Bauer), 804 Pacific 


P. J. GATELY, 
Haymarket Exchange, 


No. 1139 Market Street, 
Bet. 7th and 8th Streets, © SAN FRANCISCO. 


=" 315 J St., Sacramento, Cal. 


The drawing of Beer and Porter a specialty. 


LIQUORS—WHOLESALE, 


Anduran C & Co, 
515 and 517 Sacramento 
Bovo Gabriel, 1300 and 1302 Dupont 
Brandenstein & Co, 
cor New ae wy and Mission 
Brick wedel Henry & Co, 
208 and 210 Front 
321 Batter 
2Y 6th 
433 Battery 


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Buneman & Martinoni, 
Buzzini & Gianettoni, 
Cassin P J & Co, 


Representative Business Houses 


Daneri F & Co, 27 and 29 California 


Gendotti Luigi, 
Hayes and 508 Octavia 


Gilman, Walker & Co (Kentuck 

whiskies), 224 Front 
Goodwin M & Co, 407 Battery 
Gundlach J & Co, SE cor Market and 2d 
Kelly & Egan, 623 Sansome 
Lacoste John, 901 Montgomery ave 
Lang & Co, 210-214 Dupont 
Lilienthal & Co, 100 and 102 Front 
Naber, Alfs & Brune, 413 Front 
Newmark, Gruenberg & Co, 


221 and 223 Bush 
Oberfelder Bros & Co, 123 California 
Putzman & Dupker, 340 Pine 
Rottanzi Giosue, 
1027 Market bet 6th and 7th 
Schardin J P, 31 Dupont 
Shea, Bocqueraz & McKee, 
SW cor Front and Jackson 
Siebe Bros & Plageman, 
SE cor Sansome and Sacramento 
Simmonds G & Co (Nabub Whiskcy), 
429 and 431 Battery 
Spruance, Stanley & Co, 410 Front 
Thomas Eugene & Co, 


617 and 619 Sansome 
Wilmerding & Co, 


214 and 216 Front 
Wolte:s Bros & Co, 221 California 


LITHOGRAPHERS. 


Baker Geo H, 410 Clay 
Bancroft A L & Co, 721 Market 
Britton & Rey, 525 Commercial 
Burkhardt Max, 
545 and 547 Washington 
Crocker H S & Co, 215-21 Bush 
Dougherty P E & Co, 
412 Commercial and 411 Clay 
Ellittt WW & Co, 619 Montgomery 
Sanborn Geo W (agts), 123 Culifornia 
Schmidt M & Co, 25-41 Main 


LIVERY STABLES. 


Archibald P L & Co, 1324 Market 
Chapman & Hinman, 126 Ellis 
Hott & Preble (West End Stables), 
2414 California 
Horn John (Laguna Livery Stables), 


1620 Laguna 
Marshall Arthur, 737 Folsum 
McC.fferty Mre B, 1615 Market 
McCafferty William, 


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2417 Mission 
O’Callaghan Dennis J, 840 Howard 
Pacitic Stables (James Marlow), 
07 and 70) Jones 
Praver J C, 2611 Mission 
Riphenburgh Wesley, 21 and 23 Steuart 
Roden AG, 1715 and 1717 Sacramento 
Rodgers John & Son, 
junc Market and Hayes ro) 


ONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET B: 


PRISON CELLS, "Sesr‘acts Strece: wx.” CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


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Ryan D & Co, 814-818 Geary 


| Saratoga Stables (D Ryan & Cv), 


814-818 Geary 

South Park Livery Stables (Smith 
& Poultney), 344 and 346 Brannan 
Traver J C, 2611 Mission 
Watts William, 2306-2310 Mason 


LOCKSMITHS. 
(See, also, Gun and Locksmiths.) 


412 Commercial 
505 Kearny nr California 
769 Market 


LODGING-HOUSES. 


(See, also, Hotels; also, Boarding.) 


Albemarle House (Mary F Collins), 
8 Mason 
Brewers’ House (Pircher Bros), 
707 Mission 
Demarias Marcel, 520 Pacific 
Empire House (Benj B Smith), 
630-610 Commercial 
Galt House (W Hinchliffe), 632 Market 
Gerard Mrs E T, 6084 4th 
Gerke Fred (Wm Tell House), 
315 and 317 Bush 
Huber Fred (Arion House), 
13 and 15 Page 
King Bertha (furnished rooms), 


Bien Joseph, 
Lane W E, 
Will & Finck, 


502 Dupont 
St John Richard, 9154 Market 
Tence C (Rassette House), 11 Kearny 
Thrasher Mrs S A, 54 3d 


Truesdell House (Mrs A C Truesdell), 
1104 Market 
Wadsworth House (Major David 
Coon), 225 Bush 


RASSETTE HOUSE, 


No. {1 Kearny Street. 
FAMILY HOTEL. 
Rooms to Let with or without Board. 
Prices Moderate. 
C. TENCE, Proprietor. 


LUBRICANTS AND LUBRI- 
CATING OILS. 


Read Edward B, agt New York 
Refining Co, 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CD., MEXICAN HARD WOODS "Ss. .22s.2* 


Of Sam Francisco. 


18 First ! Wagner Jos & Co, 105 and 107 Mission 


WHITE BROS .184 15 Msl’eand 144 te Rpete 
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LUMBER. 


Baker Samuel, 202 Sacramento 


Blinn Lumber Co (The L W), Geo 
W Hooper sec and treas, 


Oifice 4th and Channel 

Coos Bay Stave and Lumber Co, 
John L Koster mgr, 33 Maio 
Dingley C L, 110 Mission 
Doe, Kimball & Co, 104 Market 
Herrick E M, 19 Steuart 


Knowles Geo B & Son, 
NW cor Main an! Bryant, 
and SE cor Missiv.1 and Main 
Preston & McKinnon, _ pier 5 Steuart 
Starbird & Goldstone, 101-107 Market 
The L W Blinn Lumber Co, Geo W 
Hooper sec and treas, 
cor 4th and Channel 
Tombstone Water Mill and Lumber 
Co (George C Pratt), 
Room 22, 309 Montgomery 


LUMBER—HARD WOOD. 


White Bros, 13-15 Main 
Allen, Tuggle & Co, 18 and 20 Spear 


Strant W E, 
NW cor Sacramento and Drumm 


MACARONI AMD VERMI- 
CELLI. 


California Italian Paste Co (C R 
Splivalo & Co), 415 Battery 


Liguria Paste Manufactory (Louis 
alente), 214 and 216 Broadway 


Pacific Con Paste Co(V Ravenna 
and A Ghirardelli & Co), 
421 and 423 Battery 


MACHINERY. 


(See, also, Machine Shops.) 


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Coughlin Joseph, (second-haad), 


760 Bryant 
Freeland E G, 102 Market 
Huntington F A, (mining), 220 Fremont 
Nuttall, Bacon & Co, 
222 and 224 Fremont 
Parke & Lacy, (mining), 
21 and 23 Fremont 
Sadler & Co (machine needles), 


605 Market 
Sanford A B, 


102 Market 
Tatum & Bowen, (saw-mill), 
12 California 


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MACHINERY AND SHAFTING 
LUBRICANTS. 


Read Edward B, 18 Ist 


MACHINE SHOPS. 


(See, also, Machinery ; also, Foundries.) 


Garratt W T, 13°-144 Fremo t¢ 
Ohmen Wm H, 109 and !11 Beale 
Small Isaac H, 574 Brannan 
Wagner Jos & Co, 105 and 107 Missiou 


MACHINISTS. 


| Bien Joseph, 412 Commercial 
| Dow Steam Pump Works, 

114 and 116 Beale 
Galli & Co, 504 Commercial 


J. SCHNEILY. J. GALLI. 


GALLI & CO., 
MACHINISTS 


—— AND — 
GENERAL BLACKSMITHS, 


504 Commercial Street, 
Near Sansome, SAN FRANCISCO. 


H. WACHHORST ironisttacryenc™ 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal. 


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THE 


NEW PULSOMETER 


By Recent Great Improvements, 


STANDS UNRIVALED AND UNEQUALED 


IN POINT OF 


Cleapness, Simpl'city, Durability, Efficiency and Econ- 
omy, with M n'mum Size and 
, other Steam Pump in the Market. 

If you want to purchase a Steain Pump for Mining, Railroad, or Steamboat 
use; for Paper Mill, Chemical or Gas Works; for Tannery, Brewery or Sugar 
Retinery; for Draining Quarries, Cellars or Plantations; for Irrigating or Hydrau- 
lic Mining; for Smking foundations, Coffer Dam, Sewer, Well Sinking and other 
Contractors’ Work; for Raising Water for any kind of Manufacturing or Fire 
Purpose—CHEAPER than any other Steam Pump known. 

Mechanics’ Institute, 1882, awarded Medal for Sanford Heaters. 


Office, 102 Market St., San Francisco. 


Weight, over any 


114 and 116 Beale 
102 Market 
110 and 112 Beale 


yoss & Dow, . 
Sanford A B, 
Thomson & Evans, 
Waguer Jos & Co, 105 and 107 Missiou 


MAGNETIC HEALERS. 


Wakeling Mrs Lottie T, 850 Market 


MRS. DR. WAKELING, 


AGNETIC HEALER 


WAKELING’S 


‘MAGNETIC OIL 


Certain cure for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Cough 
and Sore Throat. 


WAKELING'S BLOOD PURIFIER 


And Elixir of Lite, 


Unfailing remedy for all diseases of the blood and 
weaknesses of the system from dissipation 
and other causes. 


No, 850 Market Street, 8. F. 


MAIL, EXPRESS, BULLION 
AND HUNTING BAGS. 


Cook H N, 405 Market cor Fremont 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., "ieccotw the Oity 110 Montzomery se.” 


424 Representative Business Houses 


A. B. SANFORD, 


MANUFACTURER OF 


Steam and Hot Water Heating Apparatus for Warm- 
ing Dwellings, Stores, Churches, 


And all Public Buildings aud H.t Houses. Heaters and Steam Traps furnished 
to the Trade. Plans and estimates made free. Agent for Pulsometer 
Steam Pump Co., of New York, also, the Albiny Steam Trap. 


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Mail, Express, Bullion and Hunt- 
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MANTELS—MARBLEIZED. 


Montague W W & Co, 110-118 Battery 


W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., 


Importers of 


Marbleized Mantels 
ENAMELED GRATES 
AND ENGLISH TILE, 


110, 112, 114, 116 and 118 
BATTERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. 


MANUFACTURERS AGENTS. 


Arnold S N & Co (hardware), 
SW cor California and Davis 
Brown & Metzner, 540 Market 
Cotrel Thomas Jr, 405 Front 
Gordon Hardware Co, 8 and 10 Pine 
Hall A I & Son, 528 and 530 Market 
Jackson T W & Co, 30+ California 
Lane W E, 505 Kearny nr California 
Morris H D (Sweets Manufacturing 
Co), 401 Market 
Peters F C, i3 Main 
Richter P E & Co, 109 California 
Tatum & Bowen, 12 California 
The A S Spence Co, 537 Market 


MAP PUBLISHERS. 


Holt Warren, 413 Montgomery 


MARBLE WORKS. 


Black Wm, 1121 Market 
McGrath Edward, 935 Market 
McKenzie Charles (importer marble 
monuments), cor Bush and Central ave 
Metropolitan Marble Works (An- 
drew Paltenghi), 1235 Market 
Ruffino L J & Co, 964-970 Bryant 


MARKETS. 


(See Butchers and Markets. Also Cali- 
fornia Market, page 426.) 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


MASTIC ROOFING. 


Merrell I L, 316 Townsend nr 4th 


MATTRESSES. 


Cahn Morris (and bedding), 12 2d 
Clark Truman S & Son (manufac- 
turers woven wire), 
21 New Montgomery 
Eureka Hair and Wool Mattress 
Factory (Morris Cahn), 12 2d 
Farrar B F (2nd lounges, etc), 
946 Howard and 1555 and 1557 Market 
McCabe Owen (manufacturer), 
921 Market 
Sullivan P J, 1000 Sutter 


M. CAHN, 
Suecessor to J. Herzog & Co., 
Manufacturer of 


EUREKA HAI 


(PATE NTED.) 


Curled Hair, 
« Wool, and all 

kinds of Mat- 
tresses and Bedding. Y sealee in Mattress Mate- 
rial of every description. Factory, S. W. corner 
Fifteenth and Dolores Streets. Offi ce and Ware- 
rooms, 12 Second Street, under Grand Hotel. 

P. O. Box 1427, San Francisco. 


MEAT CUTTER. 


Linforth, Rice & Co (Zimmerman’s), 
325 Market 


MEDICAL BELTS. 


West CN 652 Market 


MEDICAL INSTITUTE. 


California Medical College, D Mac- 
lean pres, 3/4 Sutter 

National Surgical Institute (G W 
Handy), 319 Bush 

San Francisco County Medical So- 

ciety, Walter H A Hodgdon sec, 
108 Geary 

Woman’s Medical Colleze, Mrs S E 
Furnas pres, 155 New Montgomery 


MEDIUMS. 


Hendee Mrs Miry J, 8655 Market 
Souther Mrs A B, 1150 Market 


MRS. A. B. SOUTHER, 
Materializing Medium 


1150 MARKET STREET, 
SAN FRANCISCO. 


Public Circles Sunday Evening, at 8 o'clock. 


ALLEN, TUEGLE & C0, WAGON LUMBER,":"222%22°- 


‘WOLSNIM ‘S “4 “WHOA Man 0 “09 JONVHNSNI 3411 1VALAW Nl ane 


1Sald 


+ pooTOU ses ‘SLISSV 


WHITK BRON., 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
8¢,8. F. Black Wainut, Spanish Cedar, Veneers. 


Representative Business Houses 


CALIFORNIA MARKET, 


Located on Pine and California Sts, bet. Montgomery & Kearny. 


This is the largest and best regulated institution of its kind in San Francisco. Visitors fro. the 
interior should see this Market as one of the sights in the great metropolis. 


SWANBERC & WEST, DOANE & CO., 
Importers, Planters, and Wholesale Dealers in Wholesale Dealers in 
all kinds of 


FRESH OYSTERS/”™ "era eo 


Stall 107 F.N. WOODS & CO., 


CALIFORNIA MARKET. 


Wholesale and Retail Dealers in 


mreravrsint” og |POULTRY AND GAME 


EASTERN OYSTERS, 
Stall 87. Sta'ls 65, 66 and 67. 


ROBERT F. BUNKER, M. B. MORACHAN, 


Curer and Dealer in California Sugar-Cured 
Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in 


HAMS, BACON) oysters, CLAMS 


Pork, Lard, Smoked Tongues, And all kinds of Shell Fish. 
Beef, Sausages, etc. Stall 68. 
Agent for Hi. M. Dupee & Co’s Open DWWight and Day. 
Club Sausages a Specialty. SPENCE & J CUNGON, 
Stalls 74 and 75. All kinds of Fresh Fish 
Packing House: Brannan St., bet. 5th and 6th. Stall 93. 
I I I eT I TS aE OES 


EOE EE ETE LIE LEE 

A A a | A N N 69 & 70 CALIFORNIA MARKET 

A.ASMANN SAN FRANCISCO. 
MANUFACTURER OF, oe, DEALER IN 

Mustarp, Horse Rapisu, Burrer, Cueeaz, Ecos, 

Pickxes, SAUERKRAUT, O1t, VINEGAR, JELLY, 
TaBLE Fruit, Honey, 

WorcESTER SAvce, 


: = } Hottanp Herrina, 
Catsue, SALAD DressINna, - Coprisn, Hams, OLtvEs, 
SALT anv Spicep FIsu. 


CANNED Mrarts, etc. 
Only Best Articles kept at Wholesale and Retail. Goods 
Lowest Market Rates, 


delivered. Country Orders 
prumptly attended to. 


Established, 1867. 
BRANCH STORE, 1517 POLK STREET. 


Daily Sweet and Sour Cream, Fresh Butter, Buttermilk and White Cheese. 


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TUGGLE & CO., OREGON ASH AND PAAPLE "2%. P.Seee7* 
Of San Francisco. 427 
MERC’, ‘LE AGENCIES. (METALLURGICAL WORKS. 


Dun R G & Co, Jay Lugsdin mgr, (See, also, Assayers.) 
= 320 California 
The Bradstreet Co Improved Mer- California State Mining Bureau, 
cantile Agency of New York, L Henry G Hanks State mineralo- 
B Hillard supt, 230 Califurnia| gist, 212 Sutter 


The Commercial Agency (Edwards, , 
Pickens & Fulton), 7 Hofmann Bros (Ore Sampling and 


cor Sausome and California emannny MWe 5th and Bryant 


Nevada Metallurgical Works, C A 
MERCHANT TAILORS. Lacklaedt mor : 


(See Tailors.) 23 Stevenson and 12 Leidesdorff 


Cc, A. LUCKHARDT, Manager. EsTABLISHED, 1869, 


Nevada Metallurgical Works, 


OF SAN FRANCISCO. 


om $20. 203 Montgomery 


Ores Crushed and Sampled, and Working Tests made by any process. Assay- 
ing in all its Branches. Analysis of Ores, Minerals, Water, an tt ‘i 


Vidomeny nunnetcenisnst” MINING ENGINEERS & NETALLURGISTS 


23 Stevenson Street, near First and Market, ) 
Branch Office, No. 12 Leidesdorff Street. ‘ f SAN FRANCISCO. 


METAL CORNICE MANUFAC-|MILK CAN MANUFACTUR- 
TURERS. ERS. 


Tucker Geo H, 539 Sth | Brook & Kneass, 12 Mason 


METAL ROOFERS, | 2 Erm 3. Brown.” 
onlin & Roberts, 728 Mission BROOK & KNEASS, 


Cronan & Dunbar, No. 12 Mason St., San Francisco. 
1073 Market bet 6th and 7th Dealers in 


Lane WE, 505 Kearny or Califurnia| $toyes, Ranges & ‘Tin Ware, 


PLUMBING AND JOBBING, 
METALS. MILK CANS A SPECIALTY 


Ray W S & Co, 12 and 14 Market and 
Gand Vk Sacraments MILLINERS. 


Altshuler Mrs L, 237 16th 


Auger Mme, 621 Larkin 
METAL WORKS. Band Box (The) (B 8 Hirsch & Co), 
Pacific Metal Works (Morrow & 748 Market 


Strong), 115 and 117 Ist | Blochman Mrs E, 1019 Larkin 
Irish Mr: L, 


MILITARY AND SOCIETY 708 Market and 9 and 11 Gear. 


G00DS Marks Mrs §, 214 6t 
Norcross Daniel & Co, 6 Post MILLINERY GooDS— 


PlateA J &Co, 418 and 420 Market WHOLESALE. 
R.senberg George, 20 Sansoine | Excelsior Straw Works (J H Bab- 
Schaezlein R, 13-19 Trinity | _ bitt), 120 4th 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, werect tse. Wagon stock, Cabinet Woods, cte., 


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428 Representative Business Houses 
Gochring A, 944 Mission| MILL AND MINING SUP- 
Hinz & Landt, PLIES 
16 and 18 2d, Grand Hotel Building . 
Selig & Newman, 31 Sutter gg 5 Po ge pal OS ue 


Mish Mrs Sarah, 133 Kearny, 
708 Market and 9 and 11 Geary 


PARIS MILLINERY. 


RS. S. MISH, 708 Market Street, 3 
4 doors from Kearny, 9 and 11 Geary Street, 
and ‘* BON TON,” 133 earny Street. 


Large Stock of Goods constantly 
On hand wholesale and retail, 


Pattern Bonnets and Hats received every 
season. 
Country orders promptly attended to. 


Caire Justinian, §21 and 523 Market 
California Electrical Works, 35 Market 
109 California 

49 and 51 Fremont 
220 Fremont 


Egerton Henry C, 
Hendy Joshua, 

Huntington F A, 
Kortick Frank, 31 Commercial 
Linforth, Rice & Co, 325 Market 
Wagner J oseph & Co, 105 & 107 Mission 


MILL PICKS. 


Kortick Frank, 31.Commercial 
MILLWRIGHTS. 

Allis Edward P & Co, 318 Pine 

White J B & Co, 318 Pine 


EDWARD P. ALLIS & CO., 
Flour Mill Builders and Furnishers. 


RELIANCE WORKS. 


JNO. R. CROSS............... 


PATCVE Cree A Tee MANACER. 


Exclusive Manufacturers of 
Gray’s Patent Noiseless Rollin ng Mill, with Chilled Iron Rolls of all Des- 


criptions, Smooth or Corrug:te 


Wegmann's Patent Porcelain Rolls. 


Also, of the Reynolds’ Corliss Engine. 


318 Pine Street, Benson Block. 


Storeroom: 7874 Mission Street, 


San Francisco, California. 


J. B. WHITE, 
MILLWRICHT 


And Constructing Engineer, 
Will furnish Plans and Specifications for all kinds 
of MILL AND MINING MACHINERY. 
Office, 318 Pine Street, Room %&. 
San Francisco, California. 


MINERAL WATERS. 


Thompson George C, 1915 Mason 
Lynch J D (agt Bartlett Springs 
Mineral Water), 26 Stockton 


MINING. 


Carrier G S, room 23, 230 Montgomery 
Coye Hiram L, 328 Montgomery 
Dawley J M (mill supt), 


room 7, 330 Pine ! Miller O C, 


CALVIN NUTTING & NON, Proprictors, 
Established 1840. 227 Main Street.8 F. 


PIONEER IRON WORKS, 


Dewey Wm P, 330 Pine 
Green & Brinckmann, 320 Sansome 
Kraner Phillip H, 328 Montgomery 


Thurston George P, 315 California 


MINING COMPANIES. 


Cornwall Pierre B (pres Dinck Dia- 
mond Mining Co and Bellingham 
Bay Coal C. ), 

SE cor Spear and Folsom 

Sweepstake Quartz Mill (A E Red- 
stone & Co), 240 Montgomery 

Union Shaft Co (George C Pratt 


room 22, 309 Montgomery 


sec), 
Utah Silver Mining Co (George C 
Pratt sec), room 22, 309 Montgomery 


MINING SECRETARIES. 


Buffington J M, 
Hammond A C, 


309 California 
401 California 
409 California 5 


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Minor B 
Pratt Ge 


Swift C. 


Taylor V 
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Li i Br 
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Knapik 1 


MUSIC 


Antisell ‘ 


Bancroft 
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Co's Pi 
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Bonelli E 
Broderser 
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Minor B B, 
room 19, Safe Deposit Building 
Pratt George OC, 
room 22, 309 anny 
Swift C J, 


Pine 
Taylor William J, 
Watson Wm H, 


MIRRORS. 


Lippi Brothers, 749 Market 
McEachren Ben D, 132 Main 


MODEL MAKERS. 


Electrical Works, 35 Market 


MOULDINGS. 


Knapik P P, 425 4th 


MUSIC AND MUSICAL IN- 
STRUMENTS. 


Antisell T M & Co, 
NW cor Powell and Eddy 
Bancroft A L & Co, 721 Market 
Benham A M, agent J P Hale & 
Co's Pianos, 647 Market 
Blum M M (brass and reed bans), 
647 Market 
Bonelli E 8, 909 Market 
Brodersen I L A & Co (foreign and 
American sheet), 137 and 139 Post 
Eaton Chas S (agent Hazelton 
Bros Pianos), 647 Market 
Eberts Military Band, headquarters 
Humboldt Hall, 
cor Kearny and Morton 
Hagans Geo W (pub), 532 Clay 
Kohler & Chase, 137 and 139 Post 
Meyers Adolph, 633 Washington 
Miller Louis, 108 3d 
Peters F M L& Co, 207 Montgomery 


Largest MUSIC HOUSE 


On the Pacific Coast. 


BAND INSTRUMENTS 


Violins, Guitars, Accordeons, 
Violin Strings, 

Band and Orchestra Music, Ete. 
At New York Prices. 
KOHLER & CHASE, 
Importers and, Wholesale Dealers, 


137 and 139 Post Street, 
SAN FRANCISCO. 


302 Montgomery 


M, the Tailor. 


For THE BEST FITTING SUIT OF CLOTHES go to JOE PO 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO, VENEERS ‘s:$ tromsre- 
Of Sam Francisco, 


room 25, 310 Pine |- 


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By jevauay) ‘S7qH0) “HV “MHOA MIN 40 “OD JONVUNSNI 3411 TWNLAN 


ADOLFH MEYERS, 
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS | 


Italian Strings, Etc., 
Wholesale and. Retail, 
No. 633 Washington Street, 
Bet. Kearny and Montgomery, San Francisco. 
ta? Best Italian Strings for Violin, Guitar and 


Banjo only 124 cents. Orders from the country | 
promptly attended to. 


LOUIS MILLER, 


Manufacturer of 


Steel Reed Accordeons 


EPAIRER of and dealer in all kinds of Mu- 
sical Instruments. Best quality Violin and 
Guitar Strings, 12} cents each, 108% Third 
Street. San Francisco. 
P. 8, --The only Accordeon Factory on the coast. 


MUSIC TEACHERS. 


Baumstarck Mys Z (also French), 
945 Folsom 
Bianchi E 765 Market 
Italian Musical Institute of San 
Francisco (D Speranza), 104 Kearny 
Speranza Adeline, 104 Kearny 
Wadsworth Miss Grace E, 528 Hayes 


ITALIAN MUSICAL INSTITUTE 


LESSONS IN SINCING & PIANO 
—— BY —- 
SIGNOR D. SPERANZA, 
Conductor of the Operatic Orchestra, 


104 Kearny Street, 8S. F. 
ae Ee ES: LEE 


MUSTARD, HORSERADISH, 
ETC. 


Pacific Mustard Mills, John L Kos- 
ter manager, 33 Main | 


NECKTIE FACTORIES. | 


Heineman Harry M, 35 Sutter 


NEWS AGENTS. 


(See, also, Books; also, Varieties.) 


Proll Bros, 1417 Polk 
San Francisco News Co (The) (M 
E Bauer), 413 and 415 Washington 
Vogel and Hahn, 423 Washington 
Wright Geo W & Co, 
433 Montgomery ave 


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PROPANE i Pac A GSR th TN, ili pe BARS cag die sth 


H. ‘WACHHORST, "sree eee eee 


315 J St., Sacramento, Cal. 


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MASONIO OUTFITS 


430 


NEWSPAPERS AND PERI- 
ODICALS. 


“Alta California” (Frederick Mac- 
Crellish & Co), 
**An lo-Spauish Merchant, A D 
Bell editor and propr, 323 Front 
“Argmaut” (The), F M_ Pixle 
editor, 
“Anti-Chinese Advertiser” (Hall & 
Harris), 331 Montgomery 
“A Voz Portugueza” (Manoel 
Stone), 734 Montgomery 
“Bulletin” (Daily and Weekly), 
(San Francisco Bulletin Pub Co), 
622 Montgomery 
“California Architect” (The) 
(monthly) (Wolf & Son), 
240 Montgomery 
“California Christian Advoc te,” 
Rev B F Crary editor, 1041 Market 
“California Democrat,” F Hess & 
Co pubs, 536 and 533 Bush 
“California Journal”. (weekly) 
(Huefner & Kayser), && Montgomery 
“California Spirit of the Times” 
(M D Boruck), 621 Sansome 
“Californian” (‘The) Californian Pub- 
lishing Co), 408 California 
Call” (dai y and weekly), (San 
Francisco Call Co), 525 Montgomery 
“Chronicle” (Che) (daily and week- 
ly) (Chas De Young & Co), 
NE cor Kearny and Bush 
“City Argus” (R E Culbreth), 
629 Kearny 
“Coast Review” (The) (J G Kd- 
wards), 320 Sansome 
“Commercial Herald,” John H Car- 
many & Co pubs, 40) Washington 
“Courrier De San Francisco,” 536 Clay 
“Daily California Demokrat’’ (Fred- 
erick Hess & Co), 40) and 413 Bush 
‘Daily Commercial News and Ship- 
ping List (Morris U Bates & Uv), 
123 California 
‘Daily Hotel Gazette’ (W P H uirri- 
son), 518 Sacramento 
“Daily Evening Post” (Post Pub 
Co), cor Montg: mery and Sacramento 


“Daily Law Journal” (Stvckwell 
& Uo), 538 Sacramento 
‘Daily Report’ (The), (W 


Bunker and A C Hiester), 
238 Montgomery 
“Daily Stock Exchange,” Grattan 
Perry mgr, 306 Montgomery 
‘Dramatic Brevities’’ (The), Wm 


McIntyre pub, 526 M. ntgomery 
“Dry Goods Reporter” (B F 

Jacobs), 35 Sutter 
“El-vator,”’ 612 Battery 


PIONEER IRON WanKS, “ 


t,t aes Piha 0 


629 California 


522 California 


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“Examiner” Publishing Co, Emanuel 
Katz pub and propr, 
junc O'Farrell and Market 
“Exchange” Publishing Co, Grat- 
tan Perry mgr, 
219 Bush, office 306 Montgomery 
Fanciola & Zeiro (‘‘L’ Independeute”’) 
(semi-weckly) 439 Jackson 
“Farmer and Dealer,” M Ayers 
editor, 253 Market 
‘Figaro’ (daily), J P Bogardus edi- 
ter and pre r, 532 Merchant 
“Fraterna, Hecord” (The) « (semi- 
monthly) (Kraternal Record Pub- 
lishing Co), 2.2 Market 
“Grocer and Country Merchants”’ 
(The) (AR Briggs) 123 California 
‘Hayes Valley Advertiser” (week- 
ly) (Wm Clack & Co), 500 Hayes 
“‘Heald’s College Journal” (Wood- 
bury & Haley), 24 Post 
“Journal of Freeman Rights” (Julius 
Buhlert), SW cor Mont and Clay 
“Journal” Publishing Co, 606 Clay 
“La Republica,” Albert G Packard 
editor, 734 Montgomery 
‘‘Lu Voce del Popolo,”” G B Cevasco 
editor and propr, 535 Washington 
“La Vozdel Nuevo Mundo,” Ramon 
A Madero publisher, 
119 and 120 Montg mery Block 
“Light for All,’”’” Mr and Mrs AS 
Winchester editors, 304 Stockton 
“L'Indepundente’’ (semi-weckly), 
(Faciola & Zziro), 43) Jackson 
Lyser Albert & Co, pubs ‘‘Pacitic 
Schoo: Journsl,”’ 838 Market 
“Market Keview” (John H Car- 
many & Co), 409 Washington 
‘Mercantile Agency” (The Com- 
mercial Agency, Edwards, Pick- 
ens & Fulton), 
SW cor California and Sansome 
“Merchant” Publishing Co (A D 


Bell), 323 Front 
ne and Scientific Press” 
(weekly), Dewey & Co pubs, 


252 Market 
“Morning Call” (daily and weekly), 
525 Montgomery 
‘New Ago” (W F Norcross), 420 Kearny 
“ Pacitic Business College Review,” 
(Chamberlain & Robinson), 320 Post 
“Pacific Coast Law Journal,’ W T 
Bagyett pub, 538 Sacramento 
‘*Pacitiv Life” (J J Harrigan), 
4.0 Kearny 
“Pacific Medicil and Surgical Jour- 
nal’’ (monthly), Henry Gibbons 
and Heury Gibbons Jr editors aud 


proprs, 101 Dupont 
‘‘Pacitic Methodist,” Wick B Pur- 
sons editor 419 Sacramento 


“‘Pacitic Pilote,"” F G Gerhard 36 13th 


AUVIN NOTTING & SON. Proprictors. 
Established 18190. 2287 Main Street.8 F. 


macicty Sands, ces ee NOMTmONS Aco. 


Representative Business Houses 


N GATE AVCNUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


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CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLD 


**Pacific 
mouth 


Yo % 
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‘Railros 
mgr, 
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“San Fri 
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“San Fr 
John | 


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“Vanity 
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“Watch 
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“Wasp” 
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Wolfe & 


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Chicago 
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, the Tailor. 


For THE BEST FITTING SUIT OF CLOTHES go to JOE POH=IM 


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mouthly) (Watchman Publishing 


Co), 252 Market 
“Post” Publishing Co, John P 
Jackson pres, 500 Montgomery 
“Public Opinion” (weekly), I N 
Choynski editor, 34 Geary 
‘Railroad Gazetteer” B F Giddings 
mgr, 219 Bush 
“*Rescue’’ (The), A D Wood editor 
and pub, 123 Montgomery Block, 
628 Montgomery 
“San Francisco Abend Post,” Hugo 
Herzer mgr, 535 California 
“San Francisco Journal of Com- 
merce,’’ W H Murray mgr, 414 Clay 
“San Francisco Market Review,” John 
John H Carmany & Co pubs, 
409 Washington 
“San Francisco Merchant,” A D 
» Bell editor aud propr, 323 Front 
“San Francisco News-Letter,” (F 


Marriott & Son,) 609 Merchant 
“San Francisco Trade Keview” 
(Morris U Bates), 123 California 


“Scandinavian,” WS Krevtzmann 
ub, 409 Washington 
wthe Comptoir D'Escumpte de 
Paria,”’ C de Guigne agt, 
412 Montyomery 
‘The Footlight,” J D Robertson 
pub, 538 California 
“he Ideographic,” W Price editor 
aud propr, 1038 Mission 
‘*The Resources of California,” J P 
H Wentworth publisher, 320 Sansome 
“Vanity Fair and Golden Era,” 
Wagner & Bunyan editors and 


proprs, 22 Kearny 
‘Voz Portugueza” (A) (Manvel 
Stone), 734 Montgomery 


“Watchman” Publishing Cu (A T 
Dewey and W B Ewer), 252 Market 
“Wasp” (The) (Illustrated), (E C 
Maciarlane & Uo), 
540 and 542 California 
Wolfe & Son, editors, 240 Montyomery 
*“Woman’s Herald of Industry,” 
Mrs J W Stow editor, 304 Stockton 


NICKEL PLATERS. 


California Electrical Works, 35 Market 
Chicago Nickel Plating Co (Kud- 
gear & Parr) 23 Stevenson 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS.#%."9.teee.5+ 


Of San Francisco. 431 
“Pacific Rural Press” (weekly), 
Dewey & Co pubs, 252 Xrket NOTARIES PUBLIC, 
“Pacific Schoul Journal,” Albert Coffee Andrew J, 509 California 
Lyser & Co pubs and proprs, Craig Lee D, 316 Montgomery 
838 Market | Crane Alfred C, 310 Montgomery 
‘Pacific States Watchman”’ (semi- Fugazi J F, 5 Montgomery 


King & Chattin, 
Lawrence Albert G, 
Wheat Chas D, 


442 California 
333 Montgomery 
501 California 


NOTIONS—WHOLESALE. 


The A S Spence & Co, 537 Market 


NOVELTIES AND NOTIONS. 


Davis Bros, 
419 Kearny and 718 Merchant 
The A S Spence Co, 537 Market 


NURSERYMEN AND FLOR- 
ISTS. 
(See, also, Seedsmen.) 


Collie W H ®Co, 


18 Post 
Deasy Mrs Jerome, 736 Market 
Fautsch F EK, 


cor Buchanan and Washington 


Harper John, Folsom nr 19th 
Leopold Bros, 35 Post 
Maret Victor, 1000 Market 
Trumbull R J & Co, 

419 and 421 Sansome 
Welspiel W & Co, 117 Sutter 


Wolff Bernhard, 
741-747 Mission and 109 4th 


‘OCULISTS. 


Cornwall F, 318 Sutter 


OILS. 


rs Chas (mfr neat’s foot oil and 
ertilizers, 
cor 5th and N, South San Francisco, 
and Grove and Buchanan 
California Oil Retining Co (J O 
Klewisch), 935 Montgoinery ave 
Contiuental Oil and 'l'ransportation 
Co of California, Walter E Den- 
nison supt, 123 California 
Pacific Oil Works (Allyne & White), 


. 112 and 114 Front 
Scofield & Tevis, 120 and 122 Front 


OPTICIANS AND GOODS. 


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Al 


Berteling & Watry, 427 Kearny 
Muller C, 135 Montgomer 
Proll Bros, 1417 Pol 


Roach Jobn, 429 Montgomery 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


WHITE BROS... 13 4. 


15 Main and 14.4 16 Spear 
¢,8.F. Oak, Ash, Hickory, Maple, Cherry, ete. 


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OPTICAL INSTITUTE. 
THE 


Largest 


Best and 


CHEAPEST L. A. BERTELING’S PATENT. 
Establishment on the Pacific Coast 


To buy SPECTACLES and all kinds of Optical 
Goods, SPECTACLE LENSES made to order. 
A large assortmen’ of Human Artificial Eyes 
constantly on hand. 42%°Adjusting Spectacles to 
suit all the various conditions of the sight our 


specialty. 
BERTELING & WATRY, 
Scientific Opticians. 
427 Mearny St., near California. 


Sacramento, Cal. 


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ORE CRUSHERS. 


Huntington F A, 220 Fremont 
Hofmann Bros, 415 Mission 
and SW cor 5th and Bryant 


OYSTERS 


64 California Market 
Moraghan M B, 68 California Market 
Morgan & Co, 87 California Market 
Swanberg & West, 107 Culifornia Market 


OYSTER SALOONS. 


(See, also, Restaurants. ) 


ag ee teen peeing 


Doane & Co, 


Fountain (The) Oyster Saloon, 
cor Sutter and Kearny 
Franciscovich John, 10 Ma-un 
Moraghan M B, 68 California Market 
Terrapin Oyster House (Phillip 
Scatting), 15 Stockton 


PAINTERS—HOUSE, SIGk. 
AND CARRIAGE. 


(See, also, Paints, Oils, Glass, ete.) 


Black Edwin H, 

Broad Chas Edward, 

| Brown DC, 
Coleman John EW, 
Derbium & Gimpzl, 
Eekler RE, 
Fragsi A (freseoe), 
Lynch W M, 

| Merserean A S, 

Norman Edward, 

Walsh Robert, 

| Welsh Walter & Co, 

| Whear Timber, 
Wilder Chas B, 


REST in van oneree 315 J Stree 


1003 Hyde 

6 Tyler 

924 Folsom 

S10 Market 

12 7th 

802 Montgomery 
25d 3d 

1927 Mission 
1058 Market 

47 and 4!) Beale 
222 Mission 
555 4th 

1013 Powell 


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PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, ETC. 


(Manufacturers and Wholesale.) 


Aliyne & White, 112 and 114 Front 
Ammerup G, 1220 Market 
Averill Mixed Paints, manufactured 
by California Paiut Co, O S Or- 
rick yeneral agt, 403 Markei 
Bass T J & Co, 14 and 16 Ellis 
California Paint Co, C W Beach 
419 and 421 Jackson 
Dietz A C & Co, ({agts white lead 
works), 9 Front 
Hueter Bros & Co, 601 Market 
Merrell I L, 316 Townsend nr 4th 
Moore Alfred S & Co, 104 Market 
Whear Timber, 555 4th 
Whittier, Fuller & Co, 21 and 25 Front 
Yates & Co, 113 Front 


SAN FRANCISCO 
PIONEER VARNISH WORKS. 


Huw BROS. & CO., Proprietors. Man- 
ufa:turing Dealers fn Paints, Oils, Brush- 
es, and Artist Materials. Fine Coach, Railway 
and Furniture Varnishes and Japans. 

Works : 24th and Kansas Streets. Depot and 
Office 601 Market Street, (Grand Hotel), San 
Francisco. 


PAPER BAG MANUFACTUR- 


ERS. 
Mint Bros, 28 Clay 
Potter & Van Derveer, 212 Sacramento 


PAPER HANGINGS AND WiN- 
DOW SHADES. 


(See, also, Paints, Oils, Glass, Etc.) 


1220) Market 
14 Stocktun 
*®9§-636 Clay 
861 Market 
255 3d 


1013 Poweil 


Ammerup G, 

Black Edwin H, 
Edwards Frank G, 
Hartshorn & McPhun, 
Lynch W M, 

Wilder Chas B, 


PAPER WAREHOUSES. 


(See, also, Stationera—-Wholesale.) 


Bonestell, Allen & Co, 
413 and 415 Sansome 
| Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch, 

SW cor Sansome and Sacramento 

Graham Paper Co, W G Richardson 
agt, 607 Montgomery 
Tayior § ? & Co, 414-416 Clay 

The Western Paper Co, (Potter & 
Van Derveer), 212 Sacremento 


14 Stockton | 


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PIONEER IRON WORKS, “fsistitehea tuas ee Moinmececes ee 


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Lows BRAVERMAN &C : IRRLERE, ofer senate es we 


432 Representative Business Houses 


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Of Sam Francisco. 


PAT ENT AGENTS AND SO- | Osborn Hdwara B, _920 California 
LICITORS. Redstone & Brann, 240 Montgomery 
Smith C W M, 224 Sansome 


Dewey & Co, 2&2 Market 


e DEWEY & CO, THE LEADING AND OLDEST 


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PATENT SOLICITORS PATENT AGENT, 
For the United States and Foreign Seats X. 
Countries, and Cc. WwW. M. 
EXPERTS in PATENT CASES 
Conduct tikentmtenes Suits, and attend to all \ i | l 
matters connected with Patents. Pamphlet Cir- 
culars containing Legal Points and Valuable In- 
Sg eter seeps ie sent FREE 
Pp’ 
Office, 252 Market Street, : Attorney at Law, 
S. E. cor. California, _ SAN FRANCISCO), ‘ 
Lemony i | Popular Prices, Established, 1862. 


Branch Offices in Washington, D. C., Paris, 
London, Melbourne, and in other foreign cities. al 


EDWARD E. OSBORN, 
SOLICITOR of PATENTS 


(AMERICAN AND FOREIGN.) 


No. 224 Sansome St., San Francisco. 


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St Jacob’s Oil, Chas F VonSont 
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W H& Co, 11] Minna | Phompson & Co, manufacturers of 
a the “ Governor ” for rheuraatism, 
nike man Samuel, (McClellan’s Diph  — 4 


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| 434 Representative Business Houses 


H. WACHHORST, jewi, 315 J Streot, Sacramento, Sig tthe Town Clock, 


D. A. SMITH, 


PROPRIETOR OF 


And Agent for 
SMITH’S bigaiitayes TONEC 


No. 1414 Sth Street, 


SAN FRANCISCO, 


PEN MANUFACTURERS. 


Baptis John H, 328 Bush 


JOHN 4. BAPTIS, 


Manufacturer of 


GOLD PENS 


328 Bush Street, San Francisco. 
-Gold Pens Repointed and Pencil Cases Repaired. 


PERFUMERY. 


Goltermann & Co, 21 Sutter 


PHOTOGRAPHERS. 


Brown T A 606 Kearny 
Duhem & Co, 1633 Polk 
Houseworth Thos & Co, 


12 Montgomery 
Lange O V & Co, 


1023} Market 
Morse George D, 826 Market 


New York Gallery (J H Peters *. a 


Co), 
Oriental Photographic Parlors 

(Dowe & Pickett), 997 and 999 Market 
Perkins A J, 337 Hayes 
Pimentel J M, 407 Montgomery ave 
Redington D C, 

743 Howard, office 237 Kearny 

Taber's Photographic Parlors (1 W 

Taber), 8 Montgomery 


oO. V. LANGE, 


PHOTOGRAPHER OF 


| ARCHITECTURAL, LANDSCAPE, 


MARINE AND MINING 


SCENERY, 
1023: MARKET meee Fe 


SAN FRANCISCO. 
J. Ww. FARNELL, 
Business Manager. 
Views of San Francisco a a Specialty, ¢ 


PRISO CELLS, we ais. 20 ess eee Po CALVIN NU TTING & SON. 


Dr. Watt's LIVER KING Davis O A, 


‘Dr. Alden’s Cough Remedy. | Axelrood Max, 


LJ osselyn Ber} F, 


PHRENOLOGIST. 


1064 3d 


. PHYSICIANS. 


717 Post 
Boushey J, SW cor 9th and Mission 
Bowie A J (Bowie Doctors), 330 Sutter 
Bowie Doctors, 330 Sutter 


Bowie H © (Bowie Doctors), 330 Sutter. 


Rowie R: J (Bowie Doctors), 330 Sutter 
Boyson Thomas, 112 Kearny 
Cook F C, 716 Howard 
Duhagon F (homoepathic), 304 Sutter 
neh a A T, 225 Dupont 

318 Sutter 
Gin sy "Henry Jr, 101 Dupont 
Gibbone H Sr, 101 Dupont 
Handy G W, 319 Bush 
Heinimaan 8 M, 

NE cor Jackson and Mont omery 
Hilton G F, 8064 Mission 
Hodgdon Walter H A, 108 Geary 
Humphrey P H, 5 Market 
Jordan L J 211 Geary 

204 Post 

226 Sutter 

215 Kearny 
514 Kearny 
1030 Mission 
318 Sutter 
324 Sutter 
1410 Octavia 
810 Howard 
909 23d 

603 Merchant 
9 Guerrer) 
704 Washington 
1122 Market 
216 Kearny 


osselyn J 
Kahn 8 *, 
Kunkler John E, 
os Brie a Garett 


Meter D 
Mac Lennan J D, 
Martin Mrs Mary A, 
Matthews J Murray, 
McLean Robert A, 
Norton B T, 
O’ Donnell Chas’C, 
Pelham J E, 
Saltield C D, 
Sawtelle Mrs M P, 
cor Sansome and Pacific 
Stoddart A C, 405 Mason 
Sturman B, 101 Dupont 
Thayer O V, 218 Post 
Tierney E P, 708 Montgomery 
Titus if 8, 34 Kereny 
Wadsworth Chas C, 528 Hayes 
Zacharias Mrs, 517 Taylor 


THE 


MEDICO-LITERARY JOURNAL. 


SANITARY MAGAZINE, EDITED AND 
Pulished } poe by Mrs. M. P. Sawtelle, 
M. D., Dean of the Woman's Medic: College. 
Terms, $3.00 a Year, in advance, 
Office : No. 104 Phelan's Building, Market St. 
Hours : From 10 to 12 a. M. and 1 to 4 Pp. M. 
Women’s Medica] College, corner Sansome and 
Pacific Streets. 


CONKLIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


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JOX PO 


—_ =a makes the BEST FTETING Clothes in the State. 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., Eastern Hard Wood Lumber 28: %8.8zcer 8¢ 


Of Sam Francisco. 


PIANOS AND O%GANS. 


Antisell T M & Co, 
NW cor Powell and Eddy 
Badger Wm G (agt Halle’, Davis 
& Co’s Pianos), 13 Sansome 
Benham A M (musical mdse), 


647 Market 
Bennett & Frisbee, 724 Bryant 
Bergstrom & Co, 647 Market 
California Piano Manufacturing 
Company, Walter S: Pierce sec, 

30 New Montgomery 
Eaton Chas S, 647 Market 
Goodnough AM (wholesale), 
Hall C R, 
Long S H, 1815 Washin aon 
Mayer Joseph, 127 
New York Piano Co (E S Bonelli), 


909 Market 

Rudolf G & Co, 107 Stockton 
Spencer F W & Co, 

93 and 25 Sth opp U 8 Mint 

Statham Wm & Co, 765 Mission 


PIANO TUNERS. 


Pierce Walter 8, 30 New Montgomery 


PICKLES. 


(See, also, Vinegar, Cider, etc.) 


69 and 70 California 
Market and 1537 Polk 
California Pickle Factory (J Lohr- 

mann and D Siemer), 46 Clay 
Pacific Pickle Works, John L Kos- 

ter mgr, 323 Front 


PICTURY FRAMES, MIR- 
RORS, ETC. 


Burkardt Max, 45 and 547 Washington 


28 5th 
16 Tyle 


Asman:. Adolph, 


Currier Amos & Co, 103 Dupont 
Davis Bros, 419 Kearny 
Hellwegen Henry, 108 Taylor 
Knapik P P, 425 4th 
vippt i Bros, 749 Market 

chren Ben D, 132 Main 


Perry SA & Co, (324 Market 
Pioneer Looking Glass and Picture 


Frame Manufactory, 132 Main 
Snow & Co, 12 Post 
PN ea] 


P. P. KNAPIK, 
Manufacturer of 


Gilt, Imitation Walnut Veneer, 
Cornice and Roora 


MOULDINGS, 


For the Wholesale Trade only. 


age | Golden Gate Plaster Mills (Lucas 


PLANING MILLS. 


se Mill and Building Co, 
Miller supt, 


mee 


217-225 Shear and 218-226 Steuart 
Fulda Bros, 30-40 Spear 
Glade F W, 30-34 Spear 


Mechanics’ Mills (Wells, Russell & 
Co cor Mission and Fremont 


Mission Planing Mills (Michael 
Walsh), 414 and 416 22d 
Wetherhee Geo M, 734 Bryant 


Young, Thomson & Co (Beale irect 
Planing Mill), 123 Beale 


PLASTER MILLS. 


213-217 Main 


PLATE PRINTERS. 


Woot & Strickland, 749 Market 


PLATED WARE. 


419 Kearny 
Hall A I & Son, 528 and 530 Market 
Schulz & Fisher, 513 Market 


PLATERS—GOLD, SILVER, 
AND NICKEL. 


California Electrical Works, 35 Market 
Chicago Nickel Plating Co, 23 Stevenson 
Denniston E G (San Francisco Plat- 
ing Works), 653 and 655 Mission 
Martell John, 623 Sacramento 
Pacific Gold, Silver and Nickel 
Plating Worl:a (W E Shepman), 
03 Geary 
San Francisco Plating r Works (E G 
Denniston), 653 and 655 Mission 
Schaezlein R, 13-19 Trinity 
Spink & Sons, 7 4th 


CHICAGO PLATING COMPANY. 


AMALGAMATING PLATES 
FOR QUARTZ MILLS. 
Gold, Silver and Nickel Plating. 


The Largest Plating and Polish- 
ing House on the Coast, 


A. RUDGEAR, 
H. D. PARR, 


PLUMBERS & GASFITTERS. 


Brook & Kneass, 12 Mason 


Co), 


Davis Bros, 


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23 
STEVENSON. rt Proprietors. 


225 Fourth St., 


First-Class Work 


HARDWOCE LUMBE 


San Francisco, 
All orders ie pee snes to. 


Hayes Thomas, 
Healy Timothy J, 
Hobro W D, 


WHITE BROS .13 & 15 Main and 14 


» Street, 8. F. Wagon Steck, Cabinet 


728 Washington 


1528 Polk 
532 Bush 


KUdWOWd SISSOT SLI SAV ONY sare HOIHM 


16 Spear 
oan bie 


~— -1L0UIS BRAVERMAN & C0, Bra Te JEWELERS, i, ogee 
Representative Business Houses 


5 J Street, ern age 


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Lane W E, 505 aw 
Montague Ww W & Co (and g 
110-1 Ss citery 
Nye A F & Co (importers and deal- 
ers in gas fixtures),609 and 611 Market 
Paul Philo D, 1331 Mission 
Petterson Martin, 1325 Pacific 
Rehn nie 208 16th 
wean 226 Front 
ch J ae 


cor Fillmore and Taylor 
PLUMBERS’ MATERIALS. 
(See, also, Plumbers and Gasfitters.) 


Day Thomas, 122 and 124 Sutter 
Richards & Snow, ' 408 Market 


RICHARDS & SNOW, 
(Successors to Barker & Snow.) 

Iron Pipe, Plumbers’ and Gas 
Fitters’ Stock and Tools, Cop- 
per Boilers, Bath Tubs, etc. 
406 & 408 Market Street, 


SAN FRANCISCO. 
Fc] 


PORK PACKERS. 


Bunker Robert F, 
74 and 75 California Market 
California Refrigerator Pork Pack- 
ing Co, A T Spots pres, 727-731 4th 
Merry, Faull & Co, 
125 and 127 California 
Strouse Mark * Co, 1136 Market 
and Hayes Valley Market 
ve Packing Co, W T Coleman & 
ts, 121 Market 


Wilson JY & Co, 
9 Sutter and 508 Market 


POST OFFICE. 


Backus 8 W, 
cor Washington and Battery 


POTTERIES. 


| Albion (W S Ray & Co), 


H. WACHHO? 


2 and 14 Market 

Pacific Potteries (Gladding, Mc- 
Bean & Co), 1310-1 16 Market 
Sacramento and Oakiand 

Michigan Bar Pottery (J B Wil- 
liams), 945 and 947 Market 
Williams J B, 945 and 947 Market 


POULTRY, GAME, ETC. 


Burr Bartlett, stall 34, Mission Market 
Wolff Bernard, 
741-747 Mission and 109 4th 


Woods F N & Co, 
66 and 67 California Market 


POUND KEEPERS. 


Lossius Rudolph, 
California bet Walnut and Laurel 


POWDER. 


(See, also, Guns and Ammunition.) 


Bandmann, Nielsen & Co (agt Giant 
Powder Co), 210 Front 
King James’ Powders (J Murray 
Mathews), 909 2: 
Selby Thos H-& Co, 
116 aud 118 California 
Skinker John (agt Du Pont’s Pow- 
der), 115. Pine 


BANDMANN, NIELSEN & CO., 
Commercial Agents of the 


Ciant Powder Company, 
G)ffice, 210 Kront Street. 


POWDER WORKS. 


California Powder Works, N G 
Kittle pres, 230 California 
Hercules Powder Works, N G Kit- 
tle pres, 230 California 


PRINTERS’ !NK. 


Dorety Jos H (Johnson’s), 
527 Commercial 
Tatum & Bowen (and printers’ ma- 
terials), 12 California 


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PRINTERS—JOB AND BOOK. | 


Barry, Baird & Co, 


419 Sacramento and 320 Sansome } § 


Crocker H S & Co, 
Dougherty P E & Co, 
412 Commercial and 411 Clay 
Eastman: Frank & Co, 509 Clay 
Gordon C W, 320 Sansome 
Hughes E C, 511 Sansome 
Knarston John H, 502 Washington 
Lafontaine A J, 
625 Merchant and 622 Clay 
Pacific Press, 527 Commercial, 
cor 12th and Castro, Oakland 
Richmond Mrs L G & Son, 
420-430 Montgomery 
Schmidt M & Co, a 
Slocum Amanda M, 
Sterett B F, ton Clay facing Leidesdor 
Woman's perce rinting 
Office (Mrs L Richmond & Son), 
20-430 Montgomery 


Weiss Joey, 319 Battery 


ALVIN NUTTING & SON, “°° See ‘R wirecs San Brancisce. 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & C0, OAK 


PRINTERS’ MATERIALS. 


(See, also, Type Foundries. ) 
Brunt & Fisher, 509 Bush 


Dorety Joseph H, 527 Commercial 
Marder, Luse & Co, 528 Sacramento 
Painter & Co, 512 Clay 
Palmer & Rey, 405 and 407 Sansome 


12 California 


JOSEPH H. DORETY, 


AGENT FOR 


JOHNSON'S PRINTING INKS 


—— AND --— 


GEORGE MEIER & CO’S 


Bronze Powders, Gold Leaf, Etc. 
527 Commercial Street. 


Tatum & Bowen, 


NOTICE. 


PALMER & REY 


Have removed from their old stand, 527 and 
529 Commercial Street, to the five- 
story building 


405 & 407 Sansome Street. 
PRODUCE. 


(See, also, Dairy Produce; also Commis- 
sion Merchants. ) 


Asmann Adolph, 
69 and 70 Cal Market and 1517 Polk 
Everding John & Co (Oregon Pro- 


duce), 48 Clay 
Nugent & O’Neal, 229 Washington 
Price W C & Co, 320 Washington 


PROVISIONS. 


Bay City Packing and Provision Co, 
Bay City Market 
Bunker Robert F (packer), 
74 and 75 California Market 
Haight Robert & Co (wholesale), 
226 Front 
Merry, Faull & Co packers 
125 and 127 California 
San Francisco Packing and Provi- 
sion Co (Frank Wm Rossback), 
Stalls 54 and 55 Washington Market 
Union Packing Co, Sidney Smith 


pres, 121 Market 
Wilson J Y & Co, 
9 Sutter and 508 Market 
Witsel & Baker (wholesale), 324 Clay 
Wooster J B & Co (wholesale and 
dairy), 218 and 220 Front 


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PUBLISHERS. 


(See, also, Newspapers and Periodicals.) 


J & Co (book), 420 Bush 
W W & Co(county histories), 

619 Montgomery 
McKenney LM & Co (directory), 


238 Montgomery 
White J T & Co, 23 Dupont 


PUBLISHERS’ AGENTS. 


(See, also, Books and Stationery. ) 


MacEwen Alexander W H, 
108 Leidesdorff 
White James T & Co, (agt of D Ap- 
pleton & Co), 23 Dupont 


PUMPS AND BLOCKS. 


(See, also, Machinery). 
Berry & Place Machine Co (Parke & 


Pat 
Elliott 


Lacy), 323 and 325 Market 
Freeland E G, 102 Market 
Lane W E, 505 Kearny nr California 


Sanford A B, agt Pulsometer Steam 
Pump Co, 102 Market 

Steen E T, 113 Mission 

Woodin & Little, 421 Market 


PURCHASING AGENTS. 


Covert H M, 203 Sacramento 

Jackson T W & Co, 304 California 
Farmers’ Co-operative Purchasing 
Agency (James A Miller & Co), 

13 Pine 

Stein Aaron, NE cor Sansome and Pine 


RAILROADS AND OFFI- 
CIALS. 


Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe 
Railroad, D W Hitchcock general 
western passenger agt, 
office 1 Montgomery, Masonic Temple 

Central Pacific Railroad, T H Good- 
man general passenger and ticket 
agt, cor 4th and Townsend 

Chicago & Northwestern R R Co, 

J Meredith Davies agt, 
2 New Montgomery 

Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific R R, 

608 Market 

Davies J Meredith, gen agt Chicago 
and Northwestern Railroad Co, 

2 New Montgomery 

Garratt A M, gen freight and pas- ~ 
sengeragtS PC RR, foot Market 

Goodall, Perkins & Co, agts Oregon 
Railway and Navigation Co, 

10 Market 


HOS, 13 & 15 Main anc 14a 
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Goodman T H, general passenger 
and _ ticket agt Central Pacific 
Railroad, cor 4th and Townsend 

Kirkland Joseph B, 116 Montgomery 

Lakeshore and Southern Railroad, 

Wm Be Dell agt, 22 Montgomery 
Malpas A, agt CP RR, foot Market 
Mead Wm “H, traveling railroad 

agt, 1 Montgomery 

Michigan Central Railroad, Wm 
BeDell agt, 22 Montgomery 

Michigan Southern Railroad, Wm 
BeDell agt, 22 Montgomery 

Northern Division S P RR, H R 
Judah assistant ticket agt,. 

cor 4th and Townsend 

Oregon Railway and Navigation Co, __. 
Goodall, Perkins & Co agts, 10 Market 

San Francisco and North Pacific 
Railroad, James M Donahue sec 

- 430 Montgomery 

San Joaquin and Sierra Nevada 
Railroad Co, Edward F Stone sec, 

room 4, 306 Pine 

Sonoma Valley Railroad, Peter 
Donahue pres, 430 Montgomery 

Stanford Leland, pres Central Pacitic 
Railroad, cor 4th and Townsend 

Stubbs J C, general freight agt Cen- 
tral Pacitic R R, cor 4th and Townsend 

Union Pacific Railway, DW Hitch- 
cock ca aay agt, 

1 Montgomery, Masonic Temple 


RANGES. 


Montague W W & Co, 110-118 Battery 


W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., 


Importers of 


RANGES AND STOVES 


Beote Geea NORCROSS 
Reclety, ees, e, ag at moe wt 4,60 


Representative Business Houses 


Hill John H, room 3, 605 Sacramento 
Lane J J, 230 Kearny 
Madison & Burke, 
401 and 403 Montgomery, cor California 
Magee Thomas, 20 Montgomery 
Matthews W R & Co, 54 Kearny 
McAfee Bros, 328 Montgomery 
McAlester & Jones, 422 Montgomery 
Moran Thos & Co, 
room 1, 605 Sacramento 

Oregon Improvement Co, E W Sells 

cashier, J L Howard assistant 

mgr, 210 Battery 
Osterreicher L, 503 California 
Pacific Coast Land Bureau, G W 

Fink mgr, 22 Moan 
Tittel Mrs M E, 417 Bus 
Wade Wm M, 214 Sansome 
White & Scofield, 305 Kearny 
Wilde F B, 22 Montgomery 


REFRIGERATORS. 


California Refrigerator Co, 727-731 4th 


REGALIAS, FLAGS, ETC. 


Norcross Daniel & Co, 6 Post 
Schaezlein R, 13-19 Trinity 


REPEATING ARMS, 


Ladd C D, agt Ballard Rifle, 
529 and 531 Kearny 
Skinker John agt Winchester Re- 
peating Arms, 115 Pine 


RESTAURANTS. 


(See, also, Oyster Saloons.) 


Bahruth Hilbert, 214 Washington 
Cable Restaurant (Felix Meklin) 
1539 Geary 


Cafe Lafayette (Mouthon & Bordes), 
508 Bush 


110, 112, 114, 116 and 118 


Battery Street, 


REAL ESTATE. 


Bradford G B, 
Buttertield William, 
Chapin George W, 
Cosgrove Christopher, 
Crane Albert E (sale agt farm and rant), 
country property), 
Durkin P & FE, 
Easton & El Iridg 
Evenson & ©o, 
Fink G W, 
I ‘inley ,s 
Green & Brinckmann, 
Harris Matthew (loan agt), 482 Kearny Guglielmetti Frank 8 & Co, 


Co, 331 Kearny 


& ‘pe re "oO. 3 : 
An PPsaolEce (George Norval), 


Christ & Frahm, 
Restaurant), 


109 Montgomery 
310 Montgomery Franciscovich John, 


410 Montgomery | Freitas Manuel, 


California Cable Restaurant 


1427 California 


24 3d 


Dellasanta Lodovico (New Italian 


12 Ellis 
413 Montgomery | Fountain (The) Restaurant (George 


Schmitt), SE cor Sutter and Kearny 


10 Mason 


652 Market | Frank J & Co (Albemarle Restau- 


10 Mason 


43 2d 


306 Montgomery | French Restaurant (GQ H Richard), 
315 4th 


22 Montgomery 


319 Kearny | Gohlinghorst Geo J, 
1 Haight and 1914 Market 
Golden Gate Restaurant (LJ Grant), 


322 Montgomery 


320 Sansome 


388 Francisco 


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PRISON CELLS, Pesss watt Sicce: 2¥e"" CALVIN NUTTING & | SON. 


"CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST.,S. 


the State. 


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makes the BEST FITTING Clothes 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 


Of San Francisco. 


Lick House Restaurant (F W Hau- 


brick), bet Sutter and Post 
Lisbon Chop House (Francisco Oli- 
vero), 503 Davis 
Maison Doré Restaurant (Tschur & 
Dingeon), 217 Kearny 
‘(Morning Call” Restaurant (P Svet- 
inich), 305 6th 
New Italian Restaurant (Lodovico 
Dellasanta), 12 Ellis 


New York Bakery Restaurant (Wm 
Pike), 626 and 628 Kearny 
Norval George (California Cable 


Restaurant), 1427 California 
Olivero Francisco, 503 Davis 
Olsen J J, 42 Spear 
Richard G H (French), 315 4th 


Ross Charles, 

Rowe Edward EF, 

Steuart James; 

Stork & Ligon, 

Von Ronn & Schlichting, 
cor Folsom and East 


RIDING ACADEMY. 


Marshall Arthur, 737 Folsom 


ROCK DRILLS. 


Berry & Place Machine Co (Parke 
& Lacy), 323 and 325 Market 


‘ROLLING MILLS. 


Alvord William, pres Pacific Roll- 

ing Mill Co, 202 Market 
Pacitic Rolling Mill Co, L B Bench- 

ley gencral ingr, 


509 Mission 
203 O'Farrell 
214 2d 

445 Bush 


ROOFERS—METAL. 


Conlin & Roberts, 


CONLIN & ROBERTS, 
METAL ROOFERS 


VALVANIZED IRON CORNICES, Leaders, 

WV Cutters, ete, Roofs Repaired and Painted. 
Ventilators and Chimney Tops.  Nativel Patent 
Smoke and Ventilating Chimneys. No. 7:28 
Mission Street, between Third and Fourth, 
San Francisco, 


LEATHER BELTING. 


Davis & Kellogg (importers and 
dealers in rubber boots), 34 California 
Dolan James W, (agt Woonsocket 
Rubber Co), 414 and 416 Market 
Coltermann & Co, 21 Sutter 
Lane W EK, = 505 Kearny nr California 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, makes the BEST FITTING Clothes in the State. 


202 Market | 


728 Mission | 


RUBBER GOODS, HOSE AND | 


439 


Sutton C Jr & Co, 32 California 
Woonsocket Rubber Co’s Agency, 
Jas W Dolan agt, 414 and 416 Market 


Woonsocket Rubber Co's Agency. 


Georrnens M. R. 8, CO.—Always on hand 
a full supply of the Celebrated Woonsocket 
Farming and Mining Boots. Also, the Celebra- 
ted ‘* Wales Goodyear Arctics,” Rubber Shoes, 
ete. All orders promptly filled at the very lowest 
Market Rates. JAMES W. DOLAN, 
Agent for Pacific Coast. 
414 & 416 Market Street. 8. F. 


RUBBER STAMPS. 


Klinkner C A & Co, 
Mohrig Edwin, 252 Market 
Oakley’s Rubber Stamp Manufac- 
tory (A Doty Oakley),712 Montgom’ry 
Truworthy Mrs F M, 318 Front 


RUCHINGS. 


Lash H (manufacturer), 


320 Sansome 


537 Market 


SADDLERY HARDWARE. 


Johnson J C & Co, 12 and 14 Pine 


SAFES AND SCALES. 


Everson, Wallace & Co, (agts Chica- 
go Scale Co), 116 Front 
Fairbanks & Hutchinson, 401 Market 
Hall’s Safe and Lock Co, C B Par- 
cells mgr, 211 and 213 California 
Hawley David N (Howe’s scales), 
117 and 119 Market 
Raymond & Wilshire, 115 and 117 Front 


SALT. 


American Salt Company (sole agts 
Plummer’s Crystal Salt), Lo N 
Webber mgr, 217 Sacramento 


SAUCE AND CATSUP MANU- 
FACTURERS. 


Asmann Adolph, 
69 ind 70 Cal Market and 1517 Polk 


SAUSAGES. 


9084 Larkin 

(Vienna Sausage 

3 Stockton 
37 Main 


Heineman & Stern, 
Ludwig Adam 

Manufactory), 
Winter & Felsing, 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., S<z°t 
440 Representative 


SAW MANUFACTURERS. 


Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co, 
17 and 19 Fremont 
Union Saw Works (Hawkins & Co), 
82 Fremont 


SAW MILL FURNISHERS. 


Hendy Joshua, 49 and 51 Fremont 
Liaforth, Rice & Co (Blymyer), 
325 Market 


SAW MILLS. 


Garcia Saw Mil!, Samuel Baker agt, 
, 202 Sacramento 
Ruffino L J & Co, 964-970 Bryant 
Welch & Co, agts Moodyville Saw 
Mill Co (limited), of Burrard In- 
let, BC, 109 California 


SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. 


California Commercial College, C N 

Andrews pres, 417 Kearny 
French and Euglish Institute (Xavier 

Mefret), 
Heald’s Business College (Woodbury 

& Haley), 
Pacific Business College (Cham ber- 

lin & Robinson), 320 Post 
San Francisco Nautical Academy, 

Edmund MeNevin principal, 

404 and 406 Beale 

Speranza D (Italian Musical Insti- 

tute of San Francisco), 104 Kearny 


SCREEN WORKS. 


San Francisco PioneerScreen Works 
(John W Quick), 32 Fremont 


SCROLL SAWYER. 


Langland Nelson P, 


SEARCHERS OF RECORDS. 


415 Montgomery 
§22 California 
328 Montgomery 


Barry & Evans, 
Gillespie Chas N, 
Rouleau F A, 


SEEDSMEN. 
Needham’s Red Clover, F C Brewn- 
lee agt, 105% Mission 
Trumbull RJ &€o, 
419 and 42? Sansome 
Wellingtom BF (and improved egg food), 
425 Washington 


PRISON CELL Cemetery Fences ¢te., 
LU, No. 227 Main Street, 8. F. 
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407 Mission 


rench Clecks, 119 Mont omery St. 


me Silverware 


Business Houses 


SEWER PIPES. 


Clark N & Sons, 1310-1316 Market 
Gladding, McBear * ‘50, 1310 Market 
Lane W E, _505 Kearny nr California 
Montague W W & Co, 110-118 Battery 
Williams J B, 945 and 947 Market 


SEWING MACHINES. 
THE ROYAL ST. JOHN. 


712 Broadway 
24 Post | & 


A CHILD CAN USE IT. 
The ROYAL ST. JOHN possesses features and 
advantages which make it the most complete 
and perfect SEWING MACHINE in the world, 
The only Machine which runs either 
Forward or Backward 


Without stopping or changing direction of work, 


C. SHAWL, General Agert, 
No. 30 Second Street. 


SAN FRANCISCO. 


Bivaze & Ortiz, 328 Montgomery ave 
Bodley E C, 26 New Montgomery 
Davis Sewing Machine Co, Mark 

Sheldon agt, 9 and 11 Ist 
Dwelle J H (New Domestic and 

Singer), y 
Eggleston A T (Willcox & Gibbs 

Sewing Machine Co), 124 Post 
McCan P, 215 4th 
Nagel John, 1100 Stockton 
Queen Sewing Machine, Mark Shel- 

don agt, 9-13 lst 
Remington Sewing Machine, C 

Shawl agt, 30 2d 
Royal St John Sewing Machine, 

C Shawl agt, 30 2d 


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Sheldon Mark 9-13 lst bi 
Singer Manufacturing Co, John R SHEET-IRON PIPE. 
cKenzie mgr, 116 Sutter | Smith Francis & Co, 130 Beale 
pa Sewing Machine, Mark 
eldon agt, 9-13 Ist 
Abele Sewing Machine, Mark SHIRT MANUFACTURERS. 
Sheldon agt, 9-13 1st 
Black Howard, 126 Kearn 
SEWING MACHINE SUP- Boston Shirt Manufactory (William . 
PLIES Reinstein), 411 Kearny 
j : De Mill E G, 104 Kearny 
Sadler & Co (machine needles), Kellerher Mrs C, 126 Kearny 
605 Market Lawton W D & Co, 
Sheldon Mark, 9-13 Ist ; 608 Market and 9 Post 
SH EEP WASH. McPherson G ‘W & Co, 608 Market 
Jackson T W & Co, 304 California RUEHILA ATOR LSA Ey Senay 


T. W. JACKSON & CO. 
Commission Merchants HOWARD BLACK, 


APA SHEEP WASH, | CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER 


Soap Makers’ Ma- 
terials and 


‘ | No. 126 Kearny Street, 
Soda, and purchas- 


ing Agents, 
No. 304 California Street, 
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 


Our PATENT EXTENSION BOSOM Prevents Breaking or Wear” 
ing Out at the Edge. 


SAN FRANCISCO. 


Gero. Moopy. Gro. W. TowNSEND. Gro. W. McPHERSON. 


GEO. W. McPHERSON & CO. 


MANUFACTURERS OF 


White, Chevoit $ Groton Cutts, Shirts, Collars. 


Red' and White Medicated Flannel Underwear to order. 


Perfect Fit Guaranteed, ind all Goods Warranted as represented. 


608 MARKET ST., Ovposite Patace Hotel, SAN FRANCISCO, 


Communications by Post will receive Prompt Attention. 


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We are pleased to inform those residing out of the city that we have invented 
a system of measuring so complete that any one can measure themselves, and’as 
well as though they were measured by us, which we will send to our country 
patrons on application, We will also send samples of Lamb’s Wool and othe 
Flannels and English Cotton Flannels, and of the latest styles of Bosoms, Che- 
voit_and Creton Patterns. All measurements reserved for future use. 


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For THE BEST FITTING SUIT OF CLOTHES go to JOE POHEIM, the Tailor. 


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Representative Business Houses 


SHIP AND BOAT BUILDERS, 


RIGGERS, SPAR MAKERS, |@ILWERWARE| 


ETC. 


Farnham & White, 6 Folsom 
Muir Adam, 1015 Battery 


SHIP CHANDLERS. 


Heath, Gallup & Co, 58 Clay 


SHIPPING AND COMMISSION | ' 


MERCHANTS. 


(See, also, Commission Merchants.) 


Coleman Wm T & Co, 
121 and 123 Market 
Dingley C L, 


110 Mission and 8 and 10 Pine 
Donaldson & Co, 319 California 
Goodall, Perkins & Co, (agts Spring 

Valley Water Co for shipping), 


10 Market 
Herrick E M, 19 Steuart 
Houston W J & Co, 

215 and 217 California 
Jones & Co, 121 and 123 Market 
Macondray & Co, 204 and 206 Sansome 
Parrott & Co, 806 California 
Peters F C, 13 Main 
Scofield & Tevis, 120 and 122 Front 
Welch & Co, 109 California 


SHOW CARDS. 


Sanborn G W, 123 California 


SHOW CASE MANUFAC- 
TURERS. 


Furlong & Manseau, 
Teubner & Hoffmann, 


SILK MANUFACTURERS. 


549 Market 


819 Market 
5382 California 


Brown & Metzner, 
Cutter John D & Co, 
26 New Montgomery 


SILVER PLATERS. 
(See, also, Platers, Gold and Silver.) 


California Electrical Works, 35 Market 
Schaezlein R, 13-19 Trinity 


SILVERWARE. 


Levy John & Co, 118 Sutter 
Titcomb A C & Co, 24 Post 


JOHN LEVY & CO. 


WATCHES, 
French Clocks, Jewelry and Diamonds, 
118 Sutter Street. 


SMELTING AND LEAD. 


Selby Smelting and Lead Co, A J 
Ralston pres, 416 Montgomery 


SMOKERS’ ARTICLES—IM- 
PORTERS. 


Grundel J G, 
Heininger C H & Co, 
Herz Gustav, 
Son Bros, 


CUSTAV HERZ, 


IMPORTER OF 


Pipes and Smokers’ Articles, Cutlery, 
Brushes, Druggists’ Sundries, 
Chamois, Sponges, Essential Oils. 

Gums, etc. : 


No. 315 Battery Street. 


Bet. Commercial and Clay, San Francisco, 


SOAP. 


Houston W J & Co, 
215 and 217 California 


SOAP MAKERS’ MATERIALS. 


Jackson T W & Co, 304 California 


SOAP STONE ROOFING. 


Merrell I L, 316 Townsend nr 4th 


SODA. 


Jackson T W & Co, 


SODA APPARATUS. 


Watson & Co (Puffet A D and 
Jones), 122 and 124 Market 


SPONGES—CHAMOIS 
SKINS. 


Goltermann & Co, 


24 O'Farrell 
609 Sacramento 
315 Battery 
300 and 302 California 


304 California 


21 Sutter 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


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SPOOL COTTON.  |SPORTSMEN’S MATERIALS. 


Brown & Metzner, 549 Market 
Olark’ 3 Mile End Spool Cotton, The J M Brunswick & Balke Co, 


Thos Russell & Co, 541 Market 653 and 655 Market 
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MANUFACTURERS OF 


BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES, 


AND DEALERS IN 
Billiard Materials, 
SPORTING GOODS, TEN PIN BALLS AND PINS, ETC. 
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OFFICE AND WAREROOMS, 


653 & 655 MARKET STREET, {°"¥ounain*"} SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, 
SPRING MANUFACTURING STAMP MILLS. 


COMPANY. Huntington F A (and rock crushers), 


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California Spring Manufacturing 
Co, A S Warner pres, 


147 and 149 New Montgomery STAMPED WARE. 


Ray W S & Co (importers), 12 and 


STAIR BUILDERS. 14 Market and 9 and 11 Sacramento 
Hurley Dennis J, 134 Main 
Langland Nelson P, 407 Mission] STAMPING AND EMBROID- 
ERY. 


Stetlin Mrs H, 443 Bush 


N. P. LANGLAND, 


STAIR BUILDER, 


Wood Turner and Scroll Sawer, STARCH. 


Egert H Cc D ; 
407 Mission Street, ise ce ein 100 Dalttorais 


SAN FRANCISCO. Houston W J & Co (manufacturin 
agts), 215 and 217 California 


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444 Representative Business Houses 


va, ie Crescent City and Trinidad Steam- 
STATIONERS WHOLE ship Line, Hobbs, Wall & Co agts, 


the Town Clock. 


Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch, 
‘wa cor Sanseme and Sacramento 
© Denny Edward & Co, importers, 

4 418 Montgomery 
22 Dewing J & Co, importers of books, 


SALE. 11 and 13 Beale 
Fugazi J F, 5 Montgomery 

Bancroft A L & Co 721 Market ‘ A 
Crocker H S & Co, 215-219 Bush bag Lot ana, dipeultoests 


Inman Line S S Co, A Malpas agt, 


foot of Market 
Kirkland Jos B, 116 Montgoméry 
Occidental and Oriental S S Co, T 


A 420 Bush | H Goodman gen agt w~ 
~| Dittman E (importer), IBMG POE do. com aien Maclak Bee he 
8 Son Brus, 300 and 302 California kins & Co, 10 Marke t, tick t office 4 
214 Montgomery 
A STEAM ENGINES. Pacifio Mail 8 8 Co, Williams, Di- 
} ‘ mon 0, 
Linforth, Rice & Co, 325 Market 202 Market and 1st and Brannan 
Welch & Co, (agts Planters Line for 
STEAMER LINES AND AGEN- Honolulu), 109 California 
Wolff & Reinhold, Hamburg line of 
a CIES. vessels, 506 Battery 


W Coleman W T & Co’s Lines of Clip- 
per Ships, Philadelphia, Boston 


and Hongkong, STEAM FITTERS. 


Office SE cor Market and Mission | Sanford A B, 102 Market 


A. B. SANFORD, 


Practical Steam Fitter, and Manufacturer of 


STEAM2 HO; WATER HEATING APPARATUS 


For Warming Dwellings, Stores, Churches, and all Public 
Buildings and Hot Houses. 


ALSO, 


Hot Water Heaters, Steam Heaters, Steam Soup Boilers, 
Sectional Steam Boilers, Steam Traps. 
102 Market Street,............-. San Francisco. 


STENOGRAPHERS. 


STEAM POWER. 


Llewellyn Steam Condenser Manu- Osbourne & Jones, 309 Montgomery 
facturing Co, Chas E Allen sec, 


330 Pine} STEP LADDER MANUF AC- 
TURER. 


Stockton E A, 411 Mission 3d floor 


STEAM PUMPS. 


Goss & Dow, proprs Dow Steam 
Pump Works, 114-116 Beale 


Puleometer Steam Pump Co, A B STEVEDORES. 


Sanford agt, 102 Market | Allen & Young, 1026 Battery 


Haseltine Chas E & Co, 34 Steuart 
STEERING WHEELS. STENCIL CUTTERS. 
Bragg Robt, manufacturer, 322 Main 


Wood & Strickland, 749 Market 
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: Of San Francisco. a’ ': 
STENCIL PLATES. 


Klinkner C A & Co, (manufacturers), 
320 Sansome 


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Truworthy Mrs F W, 318 Front 
Wood & Strickland, 749 Market 


[Established in 1857.) 


MRS. F. M. TRUWORTHY, 


(Successor to F. M. TRUWORTHY.) 


MANUFACTURER OF 


STENCIL PLATES, RUBBER STAMPS 


AND BURNING BRANDS. 


Keeps constantly on hand and for sale Stencil Brushes, Inks and Cups, 
and in fact everything pertaining to the business. Orders by 
Mail promptly attended to 


318 Front Street, San Francisco. 


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offat , cattle dealers, 
238 Kearny and Ist ave near Kentucky 120 Fourth Street. 
STONEWARE. Illusion Frames made to order. Straw 


Goods Dyed, Bleached and Pressed neat- 
Clark N & Sons, 1310-1316 Market | ly and with dispatch. Hat and Bonnet 


Frames on hand, Particular attention 


STOVES AND TINWARE, _| paid to Country Orders. 


(See, also, Tinners.) J. @. BABBIT T, Proprietor. 
Arnold N S & Co, (importers), 
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Brook & Kneass 12 Mason : 
Lane W a 565 Ke sray ne C alifornia White James T & Co, 23 Dupont 
Montague 0, 110-11 ttery 
Montague V , 110-118 Battery! SUGAR CANE MILLS. 


Ray W S & Co, 12 and 14 Market | Linforth, Rice & Co (and evapora- 
and 9 and 11 Sacramento| tors), 395 Market 


jc bea mcs /SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, 
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO,, |Folist,J.34 & Bro, 118 Mfontgome 


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STOVES AND METALS,| eteseso tei tbo 
110, 118, 114, 116 ana ie | J. A A. POLKERS & BRO. 


MPORTERS 0 
BATTERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, | J MPQRTERS Goods. CAL INSTRUMENTS 


ses and Apparatus for Deformiti . 
in Fine Cutlery, ete, re rere 


STRAW WORKS. 118 Montgomery Street, 


Next door to Occidental Hotel Entrance, 8. F. 
Sole Agents for Geo. Tiemann & Co., New York. 


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SURVEYORS. 


Benson John A, 
Shortt L H, 


SUSPENDERS. 


Heineman H M, 


SQUIRREL POISON. 


Wakelee & Co (and patent medi- 
cines), 


TAILORS. 


(See Merchant Tailors.) 


Abraham Max, 
Benedict & Smith, 


B. FRIEDLANDER, 
MERCHANT TAILOR, 


761 Market Street, 
Bet. Third and Fourth, San Francisco, Cal. 
A full line of French, German and English 


Cloths always on hand, and perfect fit guaran- 
teed. Samples sent on Spee 


TANKS AND PUMPS. 


Jewell A M & Co, Berry bet sgl and 4th 
Krogh F W & Co, 1 Beale 
Woodin.& Little ea tathatta 

421 Market 


TANNERIES, 


Balz Bros & Finkeldey, 

San Bruno Ruad bot 25th and 26th 
Curtis Rivhard, 

cor 28th and San Trane Road 
Norton A W & Co, Battery 


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120 Sutter 


35 Sutter 


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919 Pacific 
136 Montgomery 


ralias, ete., pes ane 


Masentiec imple. ‘eo. 6 Pest Street, 


Business Houses 


Burr & Fink, 

Curley John H & Co, 
Friedlander B, 
Gordon Bros, 

Green & Seiler, 
Kaiser William, 335 Bush 
Lacher George, 403 Sutter 
Levison H, 

323 Montgomery and 733 Market 
Litchfield J M & Co, 415 Montgomery 
Nicoll Alexander, 816 and 818 Market 
Parker T G & Co, 237 Kearny 
Poheim Joe, 

724 Market and 203 Montgomery 
Reid John, 9074 Market 
Rourke John, 629 Market 
Schmidt John, 510 Montgomery.ave 
Steil Henry, 621 and 623 Market 

: under Palace Hotel 
Wehn Chas F W, 39 Sutter 


620 Market: 
14 Montgomery 
761 Market 
202 Kearny 


We Are Still Ahead! 
J. H. CURLEY & CO., 
Fashionable 


No. 14 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. 


We beg tu inform the public that we have just received from Europe direct a large stock of the 
choicest patterns of French, English and Scotch Goods for Fall and Winter Wear, 
which are unexcelled by no other Merchant Tailoring establishment in San Francisco. We are 
offering these goods at exceedingly Low Prices, and invite you to call and examine same. 


Tailors, 


J. H. CURLEY & CO. 


San Tb gaiad Tannery (Anton 


ped Bruno Road bet 28th and 29th 
Sawyer BF & Co, 400 Battery 
Sloss Louis & Co, 301 and 312 Sansome 


TAXIDERMISTS. 


Jackson Wm J A, 647 Market 
Nolte W F, 31 Turk 
Woodward's Museum (Wm F N yd 


31 Turk 
TEAS. 


McCarthy Bros & Co (importers), 
119 and 121 Front 


TELEGRAPH COMPANY. 


Western Union Telegraph Com- 
pany,. Founk Jaynes supt, 
300 Montgomery 


TELEGRAPH SUPPLIES. 


California Electrical Works, 35 Market 


CALVIN NUTTING & SOW STIS went ean Peace. 


Hy 
“gre. 


689 Market. 


PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. 


CONKLIN BROS., 


- TELEPHONE SUPPLIES. 
California Electrical Works, 35 Market 


_ TERRA COTTA GOODS. 


Clark N & Sons (manufacturers), 
1310-1316 Market 
Gladding, McBean & Co, 1310 Market 
. San Francisco Sewer Pipe Associa- 
tion (The), 1310-1316 Market 


TERRA COTTA SEWER-PIPE 


Williams J B, 945. and 947 Market 


TILES. 


H T Holmes Lime Co, 14-18 Market 
Linforth, Rice & Co, 325 Market 
Montague W W & Co, 110-118 Battery 


W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., 


Importers of 


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’ 110, 112, 114, 116 and 118 
BATTERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. 


TIN CANS. 


Montague W W & Co, 110-118 Battery 


TIN FOIL. 


‘Watson & Co, 124 Market 


TIN IMPORTERS. 


Montague W W & Co, 110-118 Battery 


TINNERS’ STOCK. 


Montague W W & Co, 110-118 Battery 


TIN. PLATE, 


Montague W W & Co, 110-118 Battery 


W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., 


Importers of, A 


TIN PLATE AND SHEET IRON, 
110, 112, 114, 116 and 118 
BATTERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. 


TINSMITH. 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montgomery & 7124 Market 


cy JG, 


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305 8th 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO, WAGON LUMBER, " 


Of San Francisco. 


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TINWARE—(WHOLESALE.) 


Montague W W & Co, 110-118 Battery 


W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., 


Manufacturers and Dealers in 
Plain, Japanned, Planished and Stamped 


TINW ARE, 
110, 112, 114, 116 and 118 
BATTERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. 


TOOLS. 


Everson, Wallace & Co, 
Osborn & Alexander, 
Tatum & Bowen, 


TOYS. 


Davis Bros, Toklas & Co, 10-16 Sutter 
Dittmann E, 1514 Polk 
Dixon Mrs H H, 528 Hayes 
Feigenbaum & Co, 

520-526 Market and 21 and 23 Sutter 
Peters FM L&Co, 207 Montgomery 
Twiggs D A, 408 3d 


TRIMMINGS. 


Jacobs Mrs H & Co, 22 6th 


TRUNK AND VALISE 
MAKERS. 


Block D & Co, 107 Sansome 
Mierson, Jewell & Co, 528-532 Kearny 
Norgrove John, 12 Geary 


TRUSSES. 


Beeman Wm, 32 O'Farrell 
Folkers J H A & Bro, 118 Montgomery 


WM. BEEMAN, 


Manufacturer of 


ELASTIC CORK TRUSS. 


Btu for by ps Curvature and other De- 
formities. Abdominal, Womb and Medica- 
ted Pile Supporters. Artificial Cork Limbs, 
Shoulder Braves, Breast Pads, etc. 
Office, Shiels’ Building, 32 O’Farrel] 
Street, Up-stairs, Rooms 4 & 5. 
Residence, 494 O'Farrell Street. 


aaMy goods have taken First Premium at Me- 
chanics’ Institute. : i 


116 Front 
628 Market 
12 California 


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J. Hi A. FOLKERS & BRO. 


MPORTERS OF SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS 

and Dental Goods, Manufacturers of Trus- 

ges and A) tus for Defornities, etc. Dealers 
in Fine Cutlery, etc, 


118 Montgomery Street, 


Next door to Occidental Hotel Entrance, 8. F. 
Sole Agents for Geo. Tiemann & Co., New York. 


TUBS AND WATER TANKS. 


Jewell A M & Co (manufacturers), 
Berry bet 3d and 4th 


TURNING. 


Wetherbee Geo M, 734 Bryant 


TYPE FOUNDRY. 


Pacific Type Foundry (Marder, Luse 
& Co), Hugh Wallace mgr, 
526 and 528 Sacramento 
Palmer & Rey, 405 and 407 Sansome 
Tatum & Bowen, 12 California 


UMBRELLA MAKERS. 


Barr J D, 323 Bush 


First Premiums Awarded Mechanics’ Fair, 
1868-69, and 1871. 


J. D. BARR, 


Pioneer Manufacturer of Latest Styles 


Umbrellas and Parasols, 


No. 323 BUSH STREET, 
(Alhambra Building,) 
SAN FRANCISCO. 


UNDERTAKERS. 


Dierks Theodore, 957 Mission 
Gray N & Co, 641-645 Sacramento 
Massey Atkins, 649 and 651 Sacramento 
O’Connor & Sheehy, 767 Mission 
Peterson, Hartman & Co, 766 Mission 


UNDERWRITERS. 


Berthean Cesar Jr, mgr New York 
Underwriters’ Agency, 209 Sansome 
Boston Underwriters, E Potter 
mgr, 415 California 
Bremen Underwriters, Henry B 
& Co agts, 209 Sansome 
Hamburg Board of Underwriters, 
Hellman Bros & Co agts, 525 Front 
New York Underwriters, Henry 
Balzer & Co agta, 209 Sansome 


‘| Koehler Chas, 


Thomas Eugene & Co, 
617 and 619 Sansome 


U. S. OFFICERS. 


Board of ey Me Sears Com- 
missioners, araszthy pres, 
an 111 Ladeedori 
California State Mining Bureau, 
Henry G Hanks State mineralo- 
gist, 212 Sutter 
Reichert Theodore, clerk Circuit 


Court of California, 610 Commercial | 


US Pension Agency, Henry Cox D 
D agt, 620 Washington 
Wetmore Charles A, sec State Viti- 
cultural Commissioners, 
111 Leidesdorff 


UPHOLSTERERS. 


Bauer Andrew, 1519 California 
Bick Robert, 211 Ellis 
Connelly James & Co, ‘ 

532 and 534 Market opp Grand Hotel 
Frank Henry, 212-216 Commercial 
Jansen Alex, 48-54 2d 
Kiernan & Hall, 225 Post 
231 Ellis 
Mantz Fred C, 1616 Polk 
Perrin Gustave, 1161 Market 
Ridgeway C W, 21 Tyler 
Schwind H W, 703 Hyde 
Sullivan P J, 1000 Sutter 


ALEX. JANSEN, 


Importer and Manufacturer for the Trade. 


Upholstery, Bedding, Feathers, Ete, 


Parlor, Church, Lodge, Lounge and Chair Frames. 
SALESROOMS..... seccee.... 49°54 Second Street. 
STEAM FEATHER RENOVATOR 


SAN FRANCISCO. 


UPHOLSTERY GOODS. 


Marwedel E H, 541 Market 
Plum Chas M & Co, 64] and 643 Market 
Raye A P & Co, 39 Market 


VARIETIES, 


Feigenbaum & Co, 520-526 Market 
and 21 and 23 Sutter 

Kafka Mra Annie, 1325 Sacramento 

Mayers John, 1712 Leavenworth 


‘ VARNISHER. - 


Merkle Chris, 


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‘IUD ‘eoeyouuly ULE ‘300738 
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Tez0wen * 


Gladdi 


Richte: 


CULM 
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Velvets 


AWLEN, TUGGLE & C0. 


VARNISH WORKS. 


Hueter Bros & Co, 601 Market 


the Tailor. 


SAN FRANCISCO 


PIONEER VARNISH WORKS. 
HUETER BROS. & CO. 


Manufacturers of 
Fine Coach and Railway Varnish, 


ALSO, 
Farniture Varnishers and Japans, 
Depot, 601 Market St. Factory 24th St. 


VASES. 


Gladding, McBean & Co, 


VELVETS. 


Richter P E & Co, 109 California 


POHEIM 


1310 Market 


J. W. ECK 


CULMBACH VELVETS 


Velvets for itailway Carriages and Furniture. 


P. EB. RICHTER & CO., Sole Agents, 


108 California Street, S. F. 


VENEER. 


18 and 20 Spear 

425 4th 

14°and 16 Spear 
and 13 and 15 Main 


VINEGAR & CIDER WORKS. 


Klewisch J O (vinegar sauce, etc), 
935 Montgomery ave 
Pacific Vinegar Works, John 


Koster mgr, 33 Main 
Preble & Jones, 218 Davis 


VITRIFIED IRON. 


Gladding, McBean & Co, 
1310-1316 Market 


WAGON:AND CARRIAGE MA- 
TERIAL. 


Allen, Tuggle & Co, 18 and 20 Spear 
White Bros, 13 and 15 Main 
and 14 and 16 Spear 


Allen, Tuggle & Co, 
Kaapik P P, 
White Bros, 


For THE BEST FITTING SUIT OF CLOTHES go to JOE 


CABIBNET Woops oF 
Non. 28 and 20 Npear Street 
Of Sun Francisco. 


Mary PJ 


449 


WAGONMAKERS. 


(See, also, Blacksmitus and Wagon- 
makers.) 


Arfort John B (piano moving truck 
manufacturer), 623 Geary 
Daclin Chas & Son, 

NE cor Sansome and Jackson 
Gallagher James & Son, 843 Harrison 
Plumbe J F (adjustable wagon and 

buggy tops), 27 2d 


WAGONS. 


Bull George & Co (Wm Harrison’s 
wagons), 31 Market 
Sanborn A W & Co, 24 and 26 Beale 


WAREHOUSES. 


Mott J H & Co, 641 Market 
Occidental Warehouse (Wm M 
Starr), cor Ist and Townsend 


WASHING MACHINES. 


California and Humboldt Washing 
Machines (G M Pursell), 431 4th 


WASHING POWDER. 


Climax Washing Powder, 9054 Howard 


WATCH-CASE MANUFAC- 


WHOA MIN 40 “OD JONVUNSNI 3311 TVALLAW 


TURERS. 
Breidenstein L, 120 Sutter 
Croce & Marchand, 622 Clay 


P. E. CROCE. C. MARCHAND. 


CROCE & MARCHAND, 
ATCH CASE MAKERS, No. 682 Clay St., 
between Montgomery and Kearny, San 
Francisco, , Watch Cases made in ever style-— 
Plain, Engine Turned or Engraved. Silverware 
and Jewelry Engine Turned to any Pattern. Re- 
fring, Polishing and Springing done at New 
York Prices. Orders from the Country to the 
above address, through ‘“‘ Wells, Fargo & Co.”, 
will receive prompt rttention. 


WATCHES AND JEWELRY. 


(See, also, Jewelers— Manufacturing; 
also, Watchmakers and Jewelers.) 


“INSWISVNVN WWOIWONODS 


Baehr Wm (manufacturer), 
649 Sacramento 
Barrett & Sherwood, 517 Montgomery 
Braverman Louis & Co, 119 Montgomery 
Californis Jewelry Co (Levison 
Bros), 134 Sutter 
Cook Mrs A O (hair), 126 Kearny 
Davis Bros, Toklas & Co, 10-16 Sutter 


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Laird Db W 27 Post 
Sal Francisco Jewelry Mannfactory 
(Eetablished 1863. | 


No. 27 POST STREET. 
Watches and Jewelry R-paire? 


Cheapest place in the city for good work. 


D. W. LAIRD. 


Le':y John & Co, 118 Sutter 
Lewis H M, 655 Clay 
Lichtenstein M B & Cu, 101-165 Battery 
Lundy Thomas, 7 and 9 3d 


Randolph & Co, 101 and 103 Montgomery 
Shreve GeoC & Co, 110 Montyomery 
Simons Peter B & Co, 1020 Sutter 
by Titcomb A C & Co, 24 Post 

SE ATES Ie OT STIS EIT LE OT IIPS 


| JOHN LEVY & Co. 
WATCHES, 


French Clocks, Diamonds, Jew- 
elry and Silverware, 


118 Sutter Street. 
T. LUNDY. 


Importer and Jobber of 
DIAMOND WATCHES, CLOCKS AND 
9 Jewelry, of every description, 
Nos. 7 and 9 Third Street, corner of Mar- 
ket. Particular attention paid to Repairing of 
Watches. 
None but experienced workmen employed. 


WATCHMAKERS AND JEW- 
ELERS. 


Aufrichtig Morris, 116 6th 
Bannett Louis, 


St., 


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rter Fine Watches, J: 


werware, 


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*/ Giannini P A, 109 Montgomery 
Ft) Laird Dw, | 27 Post 
Levy John & Co, 118 Sutter 
yer AW, 1014 Market 

Pace Charles, 418 Batter 

ro) Proll Bros, 1417 Pol 
Ritter Albert, 303 Kearny 
Traube H, 643 Kearny 


Watch Repairing Co (The Co-op- 
erative), Otto Sims pres, 331 Kearny 


CHARLES PACE. 


HRONOMETER AND WATCH MANUFAC: 
turer, from London, No. 418 Battery Street, 
between Washington and Merchant, San Fran- 
Charts, Almanacs, and Nautical Instru- 
ments. Ritchie’s Patent Liquid Compasses. 


(ESTABLISHED 1852. } 


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450 Representative Business Houses 


aMisgiay 


WATCHMAKERS’ TOOLS. 


Nordman Bros, 120 Sutter 
Woltfe & Kelley, 120 Sutter 


WATER CLOSETS. 


Milne & Gants, 618 Washington 


WATER FILTER. 


Gordon C W, 320 Sansome 


WATER PIPE. 
Froelich Christian Jr, 202 Market 
Gladding, McBean & Co, 1310 Market 
Lane W E, 505 Kearny nr Californi¢ 
Montague W W & Co, 110-118 Battery 


W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., 


Importers of 


Water and Gas Pipe, 
IRON PIPE, 
And Pipe Fittings of all kinds. 
AAO, LAR, 114, 116 and 118 
SAN FRANUI8CO, 


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BATTERY STREET, 


WHIP MANUFACTURERS. 


Keyston Bros (see adv. page 451), 
2629 Mission 


WHITENERS AND PLAS- 
TERERS. 
(See, also, Plasterers. ) 
Coleman John E W, 924 Folsom 
Conklin Bros, 333 Golden Gate ave 
Eckler R E, 12 7th 
Lynch W M, 255 3d 
Randall Alfred, NE cor 5th and Folsom 
Wilder Chas B, 1013 Powell 


WIG MAKER. 


Goldstein & Cohn, 822 Market 


WINDMILLS AND HORSE 
POWER. 


Bodwell H H (Excelsior), 
211 and 212 Mission 
Kfogh F W & Co, 51 Beale 
Linforth, Rice & Co (Enterprise), 
325 Market 
Woodin & Little (Althouse Vane- 
less), 421 Market 


IN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER 


oul 


! H. BODWELL, Proprietor, 211 and 213 
H. Mission Street, San Francisco. 
éxcelsior and Excelsior Improved Wind Mills. 
Little Giant, Excelsior and Farmers’ Horse 
Powers. Wind Mill Pumps, Water Tanks, etc. 
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Buggy Whips, 
Black Snakes, 
Bridles, 


WINDOW SHADES. 


Hartshorn & McPhun, 861 Market 
Marwedel E H, 541 Market 


WINES AND LIQUORS. 


Richter P E & Co, 109 California 


P. E, RICHTER & 00. 


Wholesale Importers of 


Mey Coblent Sparkling Wine Factory. 

Bell-Crown Geneva Gin. 

Le Vicomte de Chasteigners French Clarets. 
. Michele Saggogna & Co’s Bari Olive Oils. 


108 California Street, 8S. F. 


WINES, NATIVE. 


Anduran C & Co, 

515 and 517 Sacramento 
Bach, Meese & Co, 321 Montgomery 
Bovo Gabriel, 1300 and 1302 Dupont 
Buzzini Bros, SE cor Mission and 9th 
Dangers Henry, NE cor Post and Laguna 
Elmers N,SW cor Powell and G:eenwich 


ri San Francisco. 451 


KEYSTON BROS., 


|WHIP MANUFACTURERS 


EVERY VAPIETY OF 
Whip Stocks, 
Braided Work, 


Riatas, 
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 


OFFICE AND SALES{OOM, 


104 Market Street and 3 California Street, 


SECOND FLOOR. 
Factory, 2629 Mission Street, 
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 


Clarets. Olive Oil, etc., and | 
Sole Agents for the Pacific 


Whip Lashes, 
Rawhide Reins, 
etc., etc, 


Gunlach J & Co, SE cor Market and 2d 
Lacoste John, 901 Montgomery ave 
Meyer Em & Co, 33 Sutter 
Putzam & Dunker, 340 Pine 
Simi Pietro, 429 Green 
Walter, Schilling & Co, 

W cor Pine and Battery 


WIRE GOODS. 


Oniterals Wire Works, A S Halli- 


e pre 6 California 
California’ Electrical Works, tele- 
graph engineers, mfrs Ft son 
tractors, galvanized o ee 
ee eerope wire, salnaele tables, 
insulators, instruments and pk 
arket 


plies 
The J john Bee 8 Sons & Co, 
(and steel), S Mooney A oie 


WIRE ROPE. 
Richter P E & Co (see adv. ee 452), 
WIRE SCREENS. 


Caire Justinian, 521-523 Market 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, St2u'5? oat Ast: Mickory. Mapio, Chcery ccc, 


@ak, Ash, Hickory, Maple, Cherry, etc. 


cn er ap eC ot 


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FELTEN & GUILLEAUME, 
CARLSWERK. 


Patent Crucible, Steel, 
Cast Steel, Iron and Copper 


WIRE ROPES. 
Telgeraph, Torpedo, and all kinds of 
CABLES, 


For Suspension Bri Mini: 
Purposes and Street Pi 


Guaranteed to be equal in quality and make 
to any manufactured in this country or imported 
to this coast. Price lower than any yet intro- 


luced. 
Iron, Steel and Copper Wire. 


P. E. RICHTER & CO., Sole Agents. 
108 California Street, San Francisco, Cal. 


WIRE WORKS. 


California Electrical Wire Works, 
35 Market 
California Wire Works, A S Halli- 
die pres, 6 California 
Pacific Wire Works (A M Fuhr- 
mann), 751 Mission 
Gruenhagen C H, plain and orna- 
mental wire works of every de- 
scription, 669 Mission 
San Francisco Wire Works (C H 
Gruenhagen), 669 Mission 
Wall Edward, 224 Howard 


bell 


SAN FRANCISCO 


WIRE WORKS 
669 Mission Street. 


Wire Work of all Kinds. 


C. H. CRUENHACEN. 


Wire Cloth. Wire Railing. 
A. M. FUHRMANN, 


Pacific Wire Works, 


751 Mission Street, bet. 3d and 4th, 
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 


Sieves, Fire Fenders, Coal Screens, Window 
Guards, Garden Arches and Arbors, Iron and 
Wire Store Fixtures, Flower Stands, and all 
kinds of Plain and Ornamental Wire Work. 


Wire Fly Doors and Window 
Screens a Specialty. 


WOOD AND COAL. 


(See, algo, Coal.) 


“ici stEREZZ" No, 315 J St. Sacramento, Cal. 


H. WACHHORST'S 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, **’ 


TED SAP TON ee ae TY ge Tee wy bet tll A. ib iets hie " ‘ 
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LOUIS BRAVERMAN -& CO., 7REREEES, oer Grogs tower than ano 


452 Representative Business Houses 


| Gillespie, Van De Mark & Co (man- 


Aiken & Warden, cor 22d and Valencia! Parke & Lacy, 


MAIN STREET. SAN FRANCISCO. 
Iron Doors. Bank Vaults, Ete. 


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Alexander Jas, 
Berry Street Wharf bet 3d and 4th 
Alldack Joseph, 
cor Bush and Devisadero 
cor 16th and Howard 


Bray Frank, 
Doscher Henry, 
SW cor Pierce and O'Farrell 
Gawthorne & Maguire, 
NW cor Main and Folsom 
810 Pacific 


Giovannini Daniel, 
Giovannini Francisco, 
SE cor Broadway and Kearny 


Gronduna S L & Co, 2012 Mason 
Hardiman & Tierney, 710 Brannan 
+ ey 8 JC, 47-49 Everett 
Kelley Bros, 173 Railroad ave 
Male Giacomo, cor Brannan and 8th 
Stevens & Gallagher, 753 Folsom 
Tierney M, 18 Everett 


Watts Wm, 2306, 2308 and 2310 Mason 
Whitney & Marshall, 22 and 24 Fremont 


WOOD AND WILLOW WARE. 


Feldmann L & Co, 
315 and 317 Sacramento 


ufacturers), 11 Drumm 
Lange John C R, 12 Montgomery 
Linforth, Rice & Co, 325 Market 


WOODEN PIPES. 


Jewell A M & Co, Berry bet 3d and 4th 


WOODEN PUMPS. 


Jewell A M & Co, Berry bet 3d and 4th 


WOOD TURNERS AND CARV- 


x “SNTHOVN DNIMAS .NOLONIWAY MAN, FHL. 


ERS. 
Brehm R W, 221 Mission 
Cameron & Hull, 409 Mission 
Hatch James, 221 Mission 
Langland Nelson P, 407 Miesion 


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A. CAMERON. G. L. HULL. 


CAMERON & HULL, 
OOD TURNERS AND SCROLL SAW- 
yers, 409 Mission Street, San Francisco. 
Columns, Newels, Balusters, Ten-Pin Balls and 
Brackets of all descriptions. Cabinet and Ship 
Work done to order. 
Orders from the country promptly attended to. 


WOOD WORKER. 


Stockton E A, 3d floor, 411 Mission 


WOOD-WORKING MACHIN- 
ERY. 


21 and 23 Fremont 


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WOOL Golden Gate Woolen Manufactory 
ki Co, Donald McLennan mgr 
Dellepiane & Co, 425 and 427 Batte office 112 Bush, mills oe Butte and 
Legallet Dominique, 6th ave, South SF Bryant ave 

Moody & Farrish, ion Davis | San Jose Woolen Mills (W H Peck- 
Norton A W & Co, 400 Battery| ham), 541 Market 
Platshek & Harris, 314 and 316 Battery 
Sawyer B F & Co, 400 Battery YARNS, 


MOODY & FARISH, | Ridticioon Meu," '"" "ou Masset 
Wook 


COMMISSION MERCHANTS YEAST POWDER. 


No. 210 Davis Street, 8. F. | Bernard & steptell, ” 


and 709 Sansome 
satan Waban dotano ieee Shears; McCarthy Bros & Co, mfrs Don- 
Cash advances made on Consignments. nelly’s Yeast Powder, 


119 and 12) Front 
Woenee Gib. ZINCOGRAPHERS. 
California Hosiery Co, Peter Thom- 


son pres, }11 Sansome | Schmidt M & Co, 


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Will be in attendance at the Ferries and Railroad Depots to carry 
passengers to the Hotel free of charge. 


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T. J. BRANNAN, 
Proprietors. 


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RUSS S AMALCAMATOR 


Saves the Finest Gold, Quicksilver and Amalgam. 


It Works on Gold Mills Direct to the Battery. 


FOR SILVER MILLS BELOW THE SETTLER. 


Saves Flour Gold out of Black Sand or Gravel; has a 
lateral motion, does not bake: has 5 pans, 4 quick- 
silver boxes and 3 hanging plates. 


Requires one-fifth of the amount of water used in sluice for same 
aminint of material. Has advantages over any other Amal- 
gamatoy in America; is silver- -plated all dhouph will 
run from 15 to 100 tons of material in 24 hours. 


Prices from $300 to $750. 


For further particulars address 


HE. F. RUSSELL & CO,, 
35 Rose Alley, San Francisco, Cal. 


THE Best 


WASHING MACHINES 


WRIN GERS. 


' Tam manufacturing three kinds of Wash- 
\ ‘ing Machines. Each is guaranteed to do 
i! i | the work that I represent. The one repre- 
NL! sented in this Cut is the “CALIFORNIA.” 
It washes five times as fast as by hand on 
the washboard, and with one-fifth the labor, 
The next best is my improved ‘‘ HUM- 
BOLDT,” with two rows of Slats in the 
Rubber, that washes four times as fast as 
on the board. 
\ -The third one is ‘what Finch, of Florny, 
~ calls “THE LATEST IMPROVED HUM- 
BOLDT,” with a single row of Slats on the 
_— Rubber, It is my third-class washer, and 
washes three times as fast as on the board. MY PRICES ARE REASONABLE. 


@: A Liberal Discount made to Traveling and Local Agents, 
G. M. PURSELL, 
431 Fourth Street, San Francisco. 


Representative Business Houses 


Established 1878. 


IS THE 


BRIGHTEST, SPICIEST AND MOST READABLE WEEKLY PAPER 


On the Pacific Coast, and the only one that 


Illustrates Important Events, Noted People, Etc. 


BOLD, FEARLESS AND INDEPENDENT. 


Subscription Rates, per Year, $4.00 


Sent, Post Paid, on receipt of price. 


ALL NEWSDEALERS AND POSTMASTERS 


Are authorized to act as Agents, to whom liberal commissions will be paid. 


PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY 


hienwe AY. beabats 
ROBT. E. CULBRETH, 


629 Kearny Street, San Francisco, Cal. 


H. Brandenstein.& Co. 


Successors to BOWLEY BROS. 
Importers, Wholesale and Retail 


DEALERS = CARRIAGES 


Top Phetons, Top and Open Buggies, 
Jump Seat Wagons, Top and 
Open Rockaways, Single Seat 


Business Wagons, Two Seat “A 
Country Wagons, and every Kade 


description of VISAS 


HARNESS, SADDLERY, WHIPS, BLANKETS, ROBES, ETC. 


Repository, Sale, Boarding and Livery Stables. 


COR. NEW MONTGOMERY AND MISSION STS: 


Auction Sales—Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 11 o’clock. 
Cash Advances made on Carriages in Storage. 


A. J. BALNY; 


Importer and Manufacturer of 


. ¥ OSTRICH AND FANCY FEATHERS 


IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, 
608 Market Street and 9 Post Street, 
Opposite Palace Hotel, 
Room No. 8, up-stairs, San Francisce. 


Feathers Cleaned and Dyed to Sample. 


. ROBERT BRAGG, 
Steering Wheels, 


No. $22 Main Street, between Folsom and Harrison, 
| SAN’ FRANCISCO. | 


Representative Business Houses 


N. CLARK & SONS, 


MANUFACTURERS OF 


Terra Cotta Chimney Tops and Pipe, | 
FIRE BRICK, FIRE CLAY, 
IRRIGATING AND DRAIN TILE. 


MANUFACTORY AT SACRAMENTO, CAL, 
OFFICE AND YARD, 
1310 to 1316 MARKET STREET, San Francisco. 
1172 BROADWAY, OAKLAND. 


GLADDINC, McBEAN & CO., 


Manufacturers of and Dealers in 


STONE WARE WATER PIPE. 


~ WATER PIPE 


TERRA COTTA CHIMNEY PIPE AND TOPS, 
Garden Vases, Rustic and Plain Flower Pots, Fire Brick and{Tile, Fire Clay, 
Chemical Manufacturers’ Wares, etc., also 


For Draining or Irrigating Lani‘s. 


Manufactory at Lincoln, Placer County, Calj 
1310 MARKET STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. 


Of: San Francisco. = 8 = «50 
Removal Notice. | 


The COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION) 


Formerly 925 and 927 Market Street, 
Has Removed to Phelan’s Building, Rooms 6, $ & 10, 
Entrance 806 Market Street. 2 ‘SAN FRANCISCO. 


GAS SPECIALISTS, — "atively extract Teath Without Bain. Aleoy'| 
Established 1863. Over 7,000 references. The only office in this city that makes and uses’ the| 
Celebrated Colton Gas. DR. CHAS. W. DECKER. 


d. NUTTALL. J. REDINGTON, 'C. I. FOUTS. ¥. P, BACON. 


GLOBE IRON WORKS. 
NUTTALL, BACON & CO., 


Manufacturers and Repairers of all kinds of 


|Machinery slron Castings 


Blacksmithing, Foundry & Machine Shop Work, 


222 & V24. Fremont Street, 


Between Howard and Folsom, SAN FRANCISCO, 
BISHOP'S MINING PUMP APPARATUS A SPECIALTY. 
C. H. Boder’s Mining Horse Power. 

Hoisting and Mining Mechinery. 
Portable, Stationary and Marine Engines. 
And 8. D. Lount’s Patent Air Compressors, 


CONDUCTED ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. 


Gailhard Hotel, 


FRECHE BLOUSE.) 


507 and 509 Pine Street, 


ABOVE KEARNY, SAN FRANCISCO. 
‘EUROPAEISCHER PLAN. TENU A L'EUROPIENNE, 
SE HABLA ESPAN 
Cc. H. GAILHARD, PROPRIETAIRE. 

TENIDO AL ESTILO EUROPEO. | 


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BA tates hirety iene ss 
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Representative Business Houses 


Sam’! Z. Hartshorn. Geo. L. Waiers. 


THURLOW BLOCK EXCHANGE 


No, 196 Kearny Street, 
Southeast Corner Sutter and Kearny Streets, 
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 


Offices and Rooms to le to let, En Suite, Two, 


Three, or Singly. 
Elevator runs till 10 P. M. 


att sa Largest and Best Billiard Par- 
| || [lors on the Coast. Open at all hours. 


iy HARTSHORN & WATERS, 
gi tS PROPRIETORS. 


T. J. HEALY, 


Plumber, Gas Steam Fitter. 


— DEALER IN —— 


GAS FIXTURES, PLUMBING MATERIALS, IRON PIPE, ETC. 


Chandeliers and Statuary Rebronzed in the Latest Style. 


532 BUSH STREET, NEAR STOCKTON, 


SAN FRANCISCO. 
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ROBERT HAIGHT & CO., 
Commission Merchants 


Aud Wholesale Dealers in 


Dairy Produce and Provisions, 


226 Front Street, San Francisco. 


Jobbing promptly attended to. All work warranted. 
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Special attention given to Consignments of 
Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Ete. 
QUICK SALES AND PROMPT RETURNS. 


6@ Country Orders from Cash or Short Time Customers filled 
with care and at lowest market rates. 


DRESS MA’ ING PARLORS, 


Of San Francisco. : 461 


F. R&SNTSCHLER. C. WouLrsrr. J. SCHWERD?. 


INDIANAPOLIS CHAIR MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 


MANUFACTURERS OF 


Solid Walnut Furniture and Chairs. 


SALESROOMS: 
No. 160 New Montgomery Street, 


Near Howard Street, ' SAN FRANCISCO, 
S"actory, Indianapolis, Indiana. 


ORIGINAL 


Cosmetic Bazaar, 


228 Stockton Street, opposite Union Square, 
SAN FRANCISCO. 


MADAM ROWLEY’S Medicated Toilet MASKS. 


Cosmetic Gloves, Glove Cream, Sultana Cream, Bloom of Carnations, Cream of Almonds, Cream 
of Pearls, Milk of Lillies, Eyebrow Pencils. Also, every description of Powders, Pastes, Liquids, 
Hair Tonics, Dyes and Dressings of all kinds, Perfuinery, etc. 


ly i ipt of f 
ia wier nem MRS, 8, LORD. 


LEWIS, 


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DRESS MA’ ING PARLORS, 
126 Kearny Street, Thurlow Block, Rooms 27 & 28. 
Latest Styles received direct from Paris and London every week. 
*oqquuosuos A10A SULIOY, ‘poejuvieny 
"KITVIO4dS V SNVASSNOUL TVCIdd 


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Representative Business Houses 


N. P. LANGLAND, 


[Stair Builder and Wood Turner, 
No. 407 Mission Street, 


| Mechanics’ Mill, Second Floor, 


SAN FRANCISCO. 
|From the Pacific Coast to Europe. 


— 


PASSENCERS — 
| From California, Oregon and Washington Territory, 


To and from the Principal Seaport Towns and Cities of 
| ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND & WALES, FRANCE, SPAIN, 
 TTALY, GERMANY, HOLLAND and BELGIUM, 
DENMARK, NORWAY, SWEDEN, Site. 
CAN PURCHASE PASSACE TICKETS 


FOR a SINGLE TRIP, in either ag fot OR for se ye D TRIP, via any of the following well- 
STEAMSHIP LINES: 


Inman, Guion, “Red Star, National, Anchor, 
White Star, American, State, Allen, Rotterdam, 
Generale Trans-Atlantique, North-German Lloyd & Hamburg, 

Italian, Bordeaux, U. S. American and Cunard. 


For Full particulars—Passage, Rates, etc., apply to 
A. MALPAS, ACENT, 
Overland Ticket Office. foot of Market Street. 


MISS M B. QUIGG, 
|DRESSMAKING ROOMS 


Nos. 22 and 23 Thurlow Block, Kearny Street, 
Between Sutter and Post Streets, SAN FRANCISCO. 


Zlegant Walking Suits, Evening Toilets, Bridal Trousseaus and 
Mourning Costumes manufactured on the Shortest Notice, 
after the Latest Parisian. Modes. 

Orders from the Interior by Mail promptly attended to. t7 Take the Elevater. 


Of San Francisco. 


ATKINS MASSEY, | 


UNDERTAKER 
651 Sacramento Street, 


First house below Kearny, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 


BARSTOW'S AND > etiae METALLIC CASKETS 


ALWAYS ON HAND. 
Everything in our Line will be furnished on the Most Liberal Terms. 


I. S. VAN WINKLE & CO., 


Importers and Dealers in 


IRON, STEEL, | 


anki ditiiaaes bik 
And all Kinds Blacksmiths’ Materials. 


AGENTS FOR 
PERKINS’ HORSE SHOES, and GLOBE. PUTNAM, 
NORTHWESTERN HORSE NAILS, ETC 


Nos. 443 & 445 MARKET eat 


SAN FRANCISCO. 


N. T. ROMAINE, Manager. 


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/———- AND —— 


BUSINESS HOTEL 
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TERMS VERY REASONABLE. 
From $1.0G to $1.50 a day. 


| Of San Francisco, 465 


| No. 643 KEARNY STREET, CORNER OF. og 
Ft. TRAU BH, 


Importer and Dealer in 


Ww ATCHES' 


Clocks and J ewelry- 


AND AGENT FOR THE 


P. & BARTLETT WALTHAM WATCH 00., (Fogg’s Patent.) 


Movement with 6 ounce Solid Silver Cases, $30.00 


28.00 
26.00 
24.00 
22.00 


' All Watches Guaranteed for Two Years. 
All Orders from the Country Promptly attended to. 


Marble Depot and Steam Saw Mills. 
L. J. RUFFINO & CO,, 


(Successors to G. BRIGNARDELLO.) 
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in 


FOREIGN § DOMESTIC MARBLES 


964 to 970 BRYANT STREET, 
SAN FRANCISCO. 


P. O. Box 1683. Country Orders promptly attended to. 
Da SE a i ET a EO ee 


LL. MERRELL, . 


PATENTEE OF 


STEATITE BOILER COVERING. | 


Also of the latest and best improvement in 


BOLLHR COVERINGS, 


CONSISTING OF THB 


‘Wire-bound, Utilized Asbestos and Steatite, or Soapstone Boiler Covering. 
Asbestos and Asbestos Material for Sale, and Lowell Felts. 
Address, IT. In. MBERRDPLL, 
8314 Townsend Street, San Francisco. 


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Representative Business Houses 


C. W. RIDGEWAY & CO., 


Manutactureve of 


SPRING BEDS 


MATTRESSES, BEDDING, 
SOFA BEDS AND, LOUNGES, 


Wholesale and Retail. CAF 
No. 21 TYLER STREET, 
| Ze Near Junction of taste, Bata Sixth Streets, Retabli 
Lounge, Mattress and Parlor Suit Frames. All kinds of Cabinet Work. — 
, . ae 
Women's Co-operative Printing Otice, 108 
MRS. L. G. RICHMOND & SON, : 
” PROPRIETORS. : Pree 


Nos. 420, 424 & 430 Montgomery Street (upper floor,) 


Elevater Entrance, 424, 


SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 


Commercial” Printing, Book Binding, Paper Ruling, and 
Society Work of all descriptions done at 
the above address. 


€@ Please give us a call if you are in need of Good Work and 
Fair Dealing is an object to you. 


L. C. PARKE. B. T. LACY, 


PARKE & LACY, 


Importers and Dealers in 


Mining and Wood Working Machinery, 
21 € 23 Fremont Street, 
‘SAN FRANCISCO. 


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Fe ee et Oa a UG BPO ae He vii eh ye 4 va Aden it ay, iv) 
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Pacific Rolling Mill 


Established for the manufacture of Railroad and Merchant Iron, Rolled Girders, . 
and every variety of Rolled and Hammored bag? pay + Railroad Supplies, 
Forgn of all kinds, Horse Shoo Shapes, Machine and Bridge 

its, Nuts, Washers, Boiler Rivets, Harrow Teeth, eto. 


OFFICE; 


202 Market Street, - - San Francisco, Cal. 
Orders addressed to Pacific Rolling Mit} Co., P. O. Box 2082, will have immediate 


HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR SCRAP IRON. 


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WH. ALVORD. \ 
PATRICK NOBLE. 


|Philadelphia House 


JOHN KNACK, Proprietor. 


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Nos. 421 $423 Bush Street, 
| SAN FRANCISCO.. 


Board and Room, - $1.00 to $1.25 per day. 
Board per Week, - - - $5.00 to $7.00 


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Representative Business Houses 


MAL? 


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The Leading Photographer, Dupo 
: PORTRAIT AND VIEW ARTIST, 
No. 8 Montgomery Street, opposite Palace and Grand Hotels, 
v SAN FRANCISCO. 

NEW STYLES OF Cartri 

Cabinet, Boudoir and Promenade Photographs. 
You are cordially invited to inspect our new VIEW DEPARTMENT. The Triple 

Best and Largest Collection of Vicws of the Pavific Coast, including Yosemite, 

Big Trees, Geysers, Columbia River, Oregon, The Railroads 

Mining, Indians, Japan, Sandwich Islands, City, etc. 
1. W. TABER, N 
Corner of Montgomery and Market Streets. 

SILVER-PLATED SILV 


PEMALGAMATING YeLATES 


FOR SAVING GOLD. 


Exte sively Used by Mines and Quartz Mills. 


In any size or quantity, furnished to order. 
The Best Process yet discovered for Saving Fine Gold. 


Gold, Silver, Nickel and Copper Plating on all Metals. New Plated 
Goods and Cut:ery at Factory Prices. Old Table Ware repaired 
and replated. Every description of Work ‘Plated. 


San Francisco Plating Works, 


653 and 655 MISSION STREET, 
SAN FRANCISCO. 


E. C. DENNISTON, Proprietor. 


Pe eas Te eo ety Tig or fi a. y rai’ ies re 7 M4 Jhuicag 


- BUSINESS PENMANSHIP, rresseeaO ASIST 
Of San Francisco. 469 


JOHN SKINKER, 


(1S Pine Street, San Francisco, Cal. 


Dupont's Mining, Blasting Common } Sporting 
= OW/ 1D EE: Et.. 


Winchester Repeating Arms, 


Cartridges, Brass and Paper Shot Shells, Primers, 
Percussion Caps, etc. 
EAGLE SAFETY FUSE. 
Triple Tape, Double Tape, Single Tape, Cement Nos, 
1 and 2, Water-Proof, Submarine and 
Hemp Brands. 
NOBEL’S DETONATORS OR CIANT CAPS, 
SINGLE, DOUBLE AND TRIPLE FORCE, 


GILVER- PLATED SkMALGAMATING PLATES, 


FOR MINERS AND QUARTZ MILLS. 
Furnished to order in any quantity and size at lowest pouailie rates, 
and Silver Plating guaranteea at 


Pacific Gold, Silver, Nickel 2 Copper Plating Works 


103 a Street, 8S. W. corner Dupont, San Francisco. 


w. Ee. SHEPMAN, | Prenrletor. 
t@ Table Ware die all kinds of Work Re-plated 


. SCHULZ & FISCHER, AMANDA M. SLOCUM, 
STERLING SILVERWARE 
seems ane | 00K an Jb Printing 
FIND TABLE CUTLERY, Bul MING tne St! SUE 
813 Market Street, _ BAN FRANCISCO. 
TO ita | RR re OO me 


Representative Business Housea 


H. W. Sraix, H. L, Simon, Hy. Horruann, L. ARNaTRix, Syivain WEILL 
Paris. San Francisco, New York. 


STEIN, SIMON & CO., 


WOOLEAS? TAILORS TRIMMINGS 


LADIES’ CLOAKINGS, 


CORNER OF MARKET AND SECOND STREETS, 
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 
PARIS, Rue Ste. Cecile, 10. NEW YORK, 64 Reade Street. 


TEUBNER & HOFFMANN, 


ENTIRE NEW STYLE OF 


METAL SHOW CASES, 


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532 California Street, 


Between Kearny and Montgomery Sts., cor. Webb, SAN FRANCISCO, 


Magic Show Case Door Springs. 


A large assortment of Silver, White Metal, and Wood Show, Cases of the latest 
improved patterns, constantly on hand ; Old Show Cases taken in exchange. 
rders by mai! promptly attended to. 
a Ne a 


‘“VALKYRIEN,” | VERHAGHEN & D’HERON, 


THE ONLY PORCELAIN AND GLASS 


SCANDINAVIAN NEWSPAPER 


ON THE PACIFIC COAST. P A I N TE RS 
Published once a week by 


W. &. KREUTZMANN. 312) Minna Street, 
OFFICE, SAN FRANCISCO, 
409 WASHINGTON STREET. 
es aii | FIRING DONE WITH CARE, 


Asan Advertising Medium it is unexcelled. 


Of San Francisco. | 471, 


PROGRESSIVE AND SUBSTANTIAL PATENT AGENCY. 


Tux Screntirio Press Patent Agency was established in 1860, and has ever 

: since been the leading Patent Agency on this side of the continent. Thousands 

of patents have been secured through this old and reliable Agency ; and, from 

personal experience, most of the leading inventors of this coast can testify their 

greet satisfaction at the promptness and dispatch with which their business has 
mn put through, and the best patent claims admissible obtained. 

There are few sulicitors of Patents in the United States who have been so largely, 
or so continuously and successfully engaged in the soliciting of patents. 

As editors and publishers of leading scientific, tochanienl and industrial 

‘newspapers for the past twenty years on this coast, Dewey & Co. have superior 
facilities for anqniring and giving information upon all subjects of discovery, 
whether in the line of the farmer, the miner, the manufacturer, the mechanic or 
the scientific inventor. 

Their files of illustrated, scientific and mechanical publications afford an ency- 
clopzdia of useful knowledge pertaining to the development of all branches of 
business upon this coast for many }: ‘rs past. 

Their library of books on home and foreign patent laws; United States and _ 
Foreign Patent Office-Keports ; iaechanical, industrial, and Scientific text books, 
encyclopadias, etc., is one of the most complete for reference in patent matters, 
in the United States outside of Washington. 

Herg an inventor can secure a knowledge of the state of the art, in any par- 
ticular class he wishes to investigate and improve in, that will greatly aid him in 
his work of in enting. 

Geo. H. Stron, W. B. Ewer and ‘A. T. Dewey comprise the firm of Dewey & 
Co., Patent Solicitors. Their Patent Agency is favorably located and connected 
with the Murine anp ScrenTIFIO PrEss and the Pa’ 1F1c Rural Press offices, at 
No, 252 Market Street, San Francisco, journals that are well known among the 
ably conducted and widely circulated progressive Amerivan weeklies of the day. 


CHAS, W. WHITNEY, JOHN MARSHALL, ‘ 


WHITNEY & MARSHALL, 
Iron, Steel, Hardware, Coal 


— AND — 


COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 
AGENTS FOR 
Woodrough & McParlin’s Saws, Baitimore Copper 
Works, Hoyt Metal Co., Baitimore Car Whe.3! Co. 


22 & 24 FREMONT STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, 


Refined Bar, Norway Iron and Cast Steel, Hardware, Wrought Iron Bean:s 
and Shapes, Angle and Tee Iron, Iron and Stel Boiler Plates, Sheets and Shaft- 
ing, Boiler Flues and Tubes, Gas and Water Pipe and Fittings, Boiler and Tank 
Rivets, Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails, Iron and Steel Forgings and hails, 
Fish Plates, Bolts, Nuts, Washers and Spikes, American and Scotch Pig 
Iron, Cumberland Coal, Galvanized Sheet Iron, Plain and Corrugated Iron and 
Steel Wire, Ingot, Sheet and Bolt'Copper, Babbitt-metal, Woodrough & McPar- 
lin’s Sawa, etc., eto. i 


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Representative Business Houses. 


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PHILADELPHIA 


BREWERY 


ALLY JAP ATEN 


Corner Second and Folsom Streets, 
SAN FRANCISCO. 


4 


The Amount of Besr sold during the year 1881 was about 59,162 bbls. 


I take the present onpostubley of thanking my Friends and Customers for the 
eral support heretofore extended to the - 


PHILADELPHIA BREWERY, 


And notify them that I have added to my establishment 


Wew { Extensive Buildings, 


By which I hope, through the greatly increased facilities now possesrd 
by me, to furnish, as usual, a 


Superior Article of Lager Beer 


That shall not only equal that previously furnished by me but convince them that 
I am determized to merit their continued patronage and support, 


JOHN WIELAND. 


Of San F-ancisco. 473 


STANISLAS GAUDE, 


PROPRIETOR 


Sutter Street House’ 
208 Sutter Street, 


SAN FRANCISCO. 


‘SALVU AIAVNOSVAD LV “G0; 10 Joa 
‘eq aun Aq SINAWLYVd\.GNV SNOOU GAHSINUNA ATAVLAOINOO 


THIS HOUSE IS CENTRALLY LOCATED 
And is Accessible by FOUR LINES OF CARS. 
"wooy A19Aq Ul 40}UM PUL SLD 


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Representative Business Houses 


M. A. REAVES' 


GREAT 


Electric Hair Tonic!/ 
1 


THE ONLY \Q3# 


That WILL. 


REMEDY 


RESTORE — 


Lda The Hair! 


[TRADE MARK. ] 


} 4 Purely Vegetable Compound. 


FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED, OVER ALL COMPETITORS, 


At the State Fair, Sacramento, California, 1882. 


{NO PAY REQUIRED UNLESS YOUR HAIR IS RESTORED. 


CONTRACTS MADE AT THE OFFICE. 


PRICE, $1.00 PER BOTTLE. 
Sold by all Drugeists. 


SALESROOM AND LABORATORY, 
120 TYLER STREET, . SAN FRANCISCO. 
Agents Wanted. 


Of San Francisco. 


Engine and Machine Works 


W.H. OHMEN, Proprietor. 
109 and 111 Beale Street, 


Near Mission Street, SAN FRANCISCO. 


Hoisting, Upright and Horizontal Engines and Boilers a Specialty, | 
Repairing promptly attended to. 


The Odorless Excavating 


APPARATUS COMPANY, 


A Perfect and Successful System for Cleaning 


Vaults, Sinks, Privies, Cesspools and Sewers, 


Either by Day or Night, withovi the least offensive smell. 
The only perfect system now in use, and the Cheapest. We invite the public to give us a call. 


-No. 432 Kearny Street. Up-stairs. 


T | of Kohler &w Chase, 
Dealers in Musical Instruments. 
to Mere for the Pacific Coast for the Publications of White, Smith & Co., Boston ; Geo. Willig & 
» Baltimore ; H. Bollman & Sons, St. Louis ; Chicago Music Co., Chicago ; F. 8. Chandler & Co., 
Chicago : Louis P. Goullard, Boston ; E, Schubert & Co., New York ; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos- 
pon , Lilolff- Braunschweig, Germany , and the Cotta Edition, Stuttgart, Germany. 


HA Srrdarsin@ 


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427 Only Exclusive Sheet Music House on the Pacific Coast. Leaders of New and Popular Music. 
# Publishers and dealers in American and Foreign Music and Books. Agents for the ‘‘Koello,” 
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CALIFORNIA. 


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THERE is, perhaps, no other in the sisterhood of States that has been looked 
upon with eyes of such high favor and true esteem as the great and wonderful 
Golden State, a description ot whose unlimited resources and attractive scenic 
and clima.ic features must, from the nature of our work, be necessarily brief 
and incomplete. Although less than a third of a century has been recorded 
in the world’s history since the nemorable event took place that witnessed the 
cession of California to the United Statex, her broad area is covered with smiling 
towns, cities, and villages, well improved and thoroughly cultivated farms, and 
mammoth “monuments of bone and sinew,” and handsume temples of justice 
acd learning, while it 1s checkered with lines of railway, and her rivers are util- 
ized by a large fleet of elegant and well-appointed steamers. The vicissitudes of 
time and the presence of King Commerce have wrouzht a development that has 
scarcely been paralleled in other commonwealths, In the remotest corners are 
found to-day proud evidences of ingenuity, enterprise, and energy, elements 3» 
essential to the progress of all countries. ihe music of industry, whose accom- 
paniments are the hammer, the saw, the stamp, the trowel, and the plane, 
awakens the echoes of the once uninhabitated fastuesses of the mountains, aud 


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s= the clear toned bells of the schools and churches ringing out wpon the morning 
«% air, the din and clatter of the drays, cabs and truck-wagons, are added to the 
wi | 8 ngs of the f-rmer in the valleys as he drives his team atield. How magical is 
8m | the touch of Commerce! How beautiful are the resultants of her twin brother, 
€4| Ma ufacture! One cannot concive the immensity of their combined works 
SS} until a tour of this powerful dependency has been made. From her extreme 
&. northern boundary to the southernmost border, the panorama which is made up 

@| of man’s geniis and Nature’s ecstatic charms, is like the figures of a kaleidescope 
RA —ever chanying, ever beautiful. Those two extreme localities present a diversity 
Gq@| of climate that is peculiarly astonishing. In the northern counties in the Winter 
g= season an abund ince of snow and ice, and a raw and chilly atmosphere, are feat- 


ures most noticeable ; while in these of the south, there is perpetual sunshine 
and a balmy air, laden with the fragra ce of orange blossoms and rare flowers. 
Here the inv iid, whose physique and hacking cough suggest consum tion, is 
found contending with the inevitable, because the soft and tender vespers of the 
region whisper words of encouragement in his willing ear, while the hardly Nim- 
rod, on his snow-shoes, scaling bulwarks made of ice, is searching at the north 
for the burly grizzly or the nimble and graceful deer. One need not necessarily 
‘*shiver and freeze,” or “sweat and burn,” in California, for every season of the 
year can be found at all times! Truly, truly, the climate of California is ‘* glo- 
rious!” Her soil is of inexhaustible fertility, her mountains still teem with un- 
tol.l wealth, and hvr ‘‘ big trees,” and beautiful lakes alive with trout, are factors 
that must contribute largely to her continued growth and prospe:ity. Her edu- 
cational sv>* m stands out a prominent example of efficient management and un- 
limited in._.est. ‘lhe youth of the State, under the ca:eful discip ine of capable 
preceptors, attain a greater degree of proficiency in their studi 8 than those of 
other States, asa rule. The colleges of the State are generally handsome and 
commodious structures. Be it said to her credit, statements of envious and 
malignant visitors ty the country notwith tunding, her morals are of a very high 
standard, as her thousands of magnificent churches, if that is any criterion, will 
attest. 


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ADAMS SPRINGS. Schminck H, stoves and hardware 


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: and C H Cutter), publishers ‘Adin 
wep Fresno County.—(See Big Dry Creek). Argus”’ — 
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o2 ACAMPO. Harvey JV , livery stable = 
San Joaquin Counry. <A post, express | Henderson Geo S, saluon = 
= sand telegraph office on the Western | He:dricks Bros, saloon i 
@| Division of the Central Pacific R. K., |¢Hubbard B ©, carpenter = 
| 16 miles north of Stockton. Knight Geo H, W M, Fand A M me, 
S02 Denehy Dennis, blacksmith epouny barbs : = 
| Emmerson H , justice of the peace Lewis James C, sec Adin Lodge, F & AM | om 
Gilman John, liquors McCash C A, physician and druggist 
Hill I J, flour and barley mill secon J rt yy ee Adin Flouri =z 
KIRKLAND WM, postmaster, gen- sat e edsoe, in Flouring |qw 
eral merchandise, woud and coal Mit 5 il JH rave = 
Long M A D, hotel ae nage w. varieties > 
Loomis A W, harness shop Parker & Ct Criey -at-law = 
McCourt Jas & Bro, warehouse vidos ad ubier, Insurance agents co 
McNeil J F, carpenter Roseberry, Knight & Harvey, general | tr 
Thomas G W, constable merchandise oO 
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AD Unisute HOTEL Titus C E, City Hotel = 
Miller & Stolle, hotel Welch Joe, barber _ = 
AME Mes S A, saw-mill ae 
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ADELAIDA. Willis C A, NG, LOOF ey 
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San Luis Osiseo County. Post-office; 


OHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Mont 


opul.tion 200; 50 miles from San ‘ 
Pui Obispo, ADOBE MEADOWS. = 
Smith Ed, produce buyer Mono Country. Post-office Benton; 18 [yy 
WYSS 0, postmaster miles north of Benton. * 
Spree kas SHAW FRANK, zeneral merchandise, = 
ADIN. forwarding and stock raiser. = 
Mopoc od aa Situated in a good = 
farming and mining district, and takes 
its name from Adin McDowell, Esq. ; AETNA SPRINGS = 
It is a post and express office, and Napa County. Summer resort; post- 
has a population of 5U0. Reached via office St Helena. =~ 
Redding. Lidell W H, hotel 4 
rp apaus works — rang 
“AD GUS,” Frank & Cutter ¢ 
publishers AGNEWS STATION. ss 
Adin Flouring Mill, McDowell & Bled-| 5.04 Crara Cousty. A station on | 
re 1 the South Pacific Coast R. R., 48|@ 
Apple Mrs JH, millinery ‘les f San Franc Beis, ped 
Auble Montgomery, gene almerchandise | eS 110m San Brancisco, on 
Bedford J M, saloon LICK PAPER MILLS s 
Blake sf a boas peek SRE EC A 
Blaske A, general merchandise co 
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A Chace J M, painter weg ALAMEDA Country.  Post-office West 4 
fq | Clark & London, meat market End. = 
© Cromwell Oscar, photographer Bird Geo, hotel ce 
up| Cutter CH, justice of the peace Derby E M & Co, lumber —# 


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California— Alameda, 


ALAMEDA. 


ALAMEDA County. Situated across the 
bay from San Francisco, about 8 
miles dist»nt, and stretches over a 
distance of five miles of the peninsula 
formed by San Francisco Bay and San 
Antonio or Oakland Creek. 

It is a pretty residence burg, cele- 
brated chiefly for its beautitul oak 
groves, handsome reside ces, pleasure 

unds, and magnificent bathing estab- 
ishments, Alameda is a favorite resort 

of San Franciscans, and visitors from 
abroad delight in its admirably arranged 
baths and pleasant walks and drives. 
The Central Pacitic (via Oakland) and 
the South Pacific Coast (narrow guage) 
railroads make half-hour trips during 
the day, thereby making communication 
with San Francisco convenient for bath- 
ers, picnic parties, and residents of the 
town and its suburbs. 


Ackley & Hartwick, carriagemakers, cor 
Lincoln ave and Park 
Adams C W, evening school, cor Park 
and Buena Vista ave 
‘A A ARGUS? (weekly), T 
G Daniels proprietvr, 1510 Park 
‘ALAMEDA ENCINAL,” F K 
Krauth editor, Park near C P R R 
Depot 
“ALAMEDA NEWS” (THE) (week- 
ly), A O Ingham proprietor, cor Park 
and Santa Clara ave 
Alameda Planing Mill, Encinal ave bet 
Oak and Walnut 
Arff F C (Strong & Arff), 1525 Park 
Bank of Alameda, Levi Jenks pres 
Barber Arthur S, postmaster 
Barlow Mrs 8S, Loyal Oak Hotel, Park 
Barnes Henry W, paints, oils, sashes, 
etc, Santa Clara bet Park and Oak 
Baroteau A, groveries and liquors, cor 
Grand and Railroad ave 
Bartlett W B, director Conservatory of 
Music, cor Park and Buena Vista ave 
Blymann A, Blymann’s Retreat, Cen- 
tral ave opp Schuetzen Park 
Bishop M F, dentist, Odd Fellows’ 
Block, cor Park and Santa Clara ave 
Boehmer Fred, groceries and provisions, 
1429 Park 
Boehse Chas J, saloon, Webster nr San- 
ta Clara ave 
Brick C J, practical watchmaker and 
jeweler, 1507 Park 
Briggs Rev M C, clergyman M E Church, 
cor Park and Central ave 
Britt P, Britt’s Hotel, opp Long Branch 
Baths, Central ave 
Burns H, Cash Shoe House, cor Alameda 
ave and Park 


Fences and Bridge Work, 
wey Main Street, s. F. 


siya (Weyburns & Burns), *” 
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Byler Wm P, attorney, Webster bet 
Railroad and Santa Clara aves, West 


End 

Cabral Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 
Santa Clara ave nr Post-office 

Carpenter Elder, clergyman Second Ad- 
vent Church, cor Park and Webb ave 

Carreau Joseph, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker, Webster 

Cerf A, wond, coal, hay and grain, Web- 
ster het Pacific and Railroad aves 

Christ Church Parish School, Rev AF 
Perkins rector 

Cohen Miss M G, music teacher, Santa 
Clara bet McPherson and Prospect 

Commercial School, A Hartmann prin- 
cipal, Bay bet Santa Clara and Rail- 
road aves 

Cook Alex, real estate and insurance 

agt, Argus Building 

Cook Richard, Sandy Beech Baths and 
Lodging-house. Central ave nr Ist ave 

Corbett J J, Terrace Saloon and coffee 
rooms, Terrace Baths 

CROSBY E 0, attorney-at-law and jus- 
tice of the peace, Park opp Pacific ave 

DANIELLS T G, editor and proprietor 
‘Alameda Weekly Argus,” 1510 Park 

Davidson A W & Co, mars People’s 
Cash Grocery, Park bet Railroad and 
Pacific aves 

Dean P A, fruits, groceries and produce, 
cor Central ave and Park 

Denke A, contractor and builder, cor 
Webster and Beuna Vista ave 

Doolittle Ira R, Park Hotel, Park 

Doyle J J, Pioneer Harness Shop, 1509 
Park 

Durein John, boots and shoes, Park nr 
Santa Clara ave 

Edwards J, Central Saloon, opp Ter- 
race Baths 

Eggers J H, Eclipse Market, 1423 Park 

Elbe’s Pharmacy, NW cor Santa Clara 
ave and Webster 

Ellsworth John, attorney, Town Hall 

Falck Adolph S, insurance agt, cor San- 
ta Clara ave and Webster 

Fischer & Stahl] (Chas Fischer and Wm 
G Stahl), practical plumbers and gas- 
fitters, 2 Smith’s Block, Park 

Fisher D, The West End Tailor, Web- 
ster nr Santa Clara ave 

FITCH W &CO, groceries and provis- 
ions, cor Railrosd ave and Sherman 

Flynn W J, dry goods, Webster nr Rail- 
road ave 

Fossing J C, fruits, vegetables and fancy 
georeninns Water Works Building, 

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Frank A, wine and beer hall, 1117 Park 
Gallagher Father, clergyman (Catholic) 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST.,S. F. 


ist Liens 


ALLEN, 


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Gamble W W, physician, Pacific ave nr 


Gardet Prof V, French school, cor Santa 
Clara ave and Willow 

‘Gerdes F, family garden, Prospect bet 
Taylor and Central ave 

Gibbs & Reichert, horseshoeing, Enci- 
nal ave nr Park 

Gilbert & Brown (DS Gilbert and A C 
Brown), real estate, loan and insur- 
ance agts, 1428 Park opp Yosemite 


mery & 124 Market. 


ote 

Gleason Father, clergyman (Catholic) 

Gohrauer P L, propr West End Market, 
Webster nr Railroad ave 

Greene AJ, Alameda Pharmacy, 1417 
Park 

Greene Theo, dry goods, etc, cor Park 
and Santa Clara ave 

Gundlach Max, hay, grain, wood and 
coal, Railroad and Pacific aves bet 
Oak and Walnut 

Haley & Edson, Terrace Baths, Central 
ave nr 3d ave 


Y FRANK, pioneer horseshoer 
and blacksmith, Sauta Clara avenue 
near Park 

Hammond C J, teamster, Everett nr 
Central ave 

Hammond Wm, nurseryman, Buena 
Vista bet Willow and Chestnut 

Harter B, blacksmith and carriage mfr, 
Park nr Railroad ave 

Hartman C, principal Commercial 
School, Bay bet Santa Clara and Rail- 
road aves 

Haskel Wm H, fruits and produce, Park 
nr Alameda ave 

Haskell J E, grocery, fruit and provis- 
ion store, cor Park and Alameda ave 

Hayes J W, boots and shoes, 1413 Park 
opp Reservoir Building 

Hecker A, hardware, Webster 


eplase Jac.b R, fishmonger, 1327 

Var! 

Henderson D D, painter, Park Street 
Station 

Henry N, Long Branch Saloon, Central 
ave 

Hess A, physician, Pine nr Santa Clara 
ave 

Holtz F J, groceries, SE cor Webster 
and Railroad ave 

Horst Wm, saloon, cor McPherson and 
Santa Clara ave 

stUnpaNy John, the tailor, Park opp 

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Ba 

INGHAM A 0, preprietor ‘‘Alameda 
News,” corner Park and Santa Clara 
ave 

Johnson Wm H, groceries, 1430 Park 

Juk-s Henry, Washington Brewery De- 
pov, SE cor Railroad ave and Oa. 


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Kaechler H, music teacher, Pacific ave 
bet Walnut and Oak 

Kalis Frank J, hairdressing and shavin 
saloon, ws Park b t Santa Clara an 
Central aves 

Kay IN & Son, Yosemite Hotel, Park 
nr C PR R Depot 

Keene E B, drugs, chemicals, medicines 
and toilet articles, 1533 Park 

Kelly P, wood and coal, Park opp C P 
RR Depot 

Knowlton E L, principal Encinal School 


Koch ai Park Street Bakery, 1421 


Par 

Koenig L, The Fountain, cor Park and 
Bank 

Koerber Henry, hay, grain, feed, wood 
and coal, 15 and 17 Santa Clara ave 

Koh\moos Chris, groceries, provisions, 
liquors and tobacco, cor Santa Clara 
ave and Benton 

Kohlmoos Hotel, Kohlmoos Bros, Rail- 
road ave bet 2d and 3d aves 

Konigshofer J J, foreign and domestic 
dry goods, 1419 Park 


KRAUTH F K, editor ‘Alameda En- 
cinal,’’ Park near C P R R Depot 

Krauth Frank J, notary public, ‘‘En- 

eos. Bhd Park ; 4 : 
ruger Herman, groceries and provis- 
gee, cor Alameda ave and Oak. 

Lewis & Fletcher (Geo L Lewis and Is- 
aac Fletcher), hauling and teaming, 
office Smith’s Block, Park 


Lewis Geo L, lumber, cor Park and 


Railroad ave 
Liese Conrad, Alameda Market, 1525 
Park bet Railroad ave and Bank 
hones W H, physician, Park over Post- 
ce 


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MacDonald M, contractor and sewer 
pipe factory, south en | Grand 

Malatesta Joseph, Encinal House, cor 
Railroad ave and Mintorn 

Marcuse F, groceries, cor Railroad ave 
and Bay 

Martin & Crowe, livery stable, Park opp 
CP RR Depot 

Maynard Harry, Long Branch Bathing 
and Pleasure Grounds, Central ave 

Mayrisch B, Long Brinch Baths, cor 

ebster and Railroad ave, West End 

Mazzini L, plumber, tinsmith and gasfit- 
ter, 1515 Park 

McAnney B W, crockery, glassware, 
chinaware, lamps, etc, Park opp Res- 
ervoir Building 

McCULLOUGH JAMES, Philadelphia 
Brewery Depot, opp ‘l'errace Baths — 

Megerle Miss E. elocutionary teacher, 
Railroad ave, Mastic Station 

Merrill J S, cigars, tobacco and shoot- 
ing gallery, Park nr Railroad ave 


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mere Oscar 8, tonsorial parlor, 1527 


ark 

Miller Chas, Brooklyn Brewery Depot, 
cor Central ave and McPherson 

Mills Thomas, plumber and gasfitter, 
Webster, West End 

Morris D, draughtsmen, Water Works 
Building. 

Morris Geo T, groceries, stationery and 
West End postmaster, Webster bet 
Railroad and Santa Clara aves 

Morris Rev Geo, clergyman (Congrega- 
tional), Central ave nr Grand 

Morris M A, postmaster, West End 

Mueller Louis, Yosemite Hotel Barber 
Shop, 1524 Park 

MUTH J F, watchmaker and jeweler, 
Park near Central avenue 

Nedim F, propr Alameda Bakery and 
Restaurant, 1529 Park 

Nelsen H, saloon, cor Park and Enci- 
nal ave 

Noy W H, butcher, Bay Street Station 
Railroad ave 

Pagge Bros, Neptune Gardens, Central 
ave 

Pagge P & Co, proprs Barnum Restau- 
rant, Central ave nr Webster 

Pahlmer Rudolph, Neptune Garden 
Bowling Alley, Central ave nr Webster 

Palmer Norris W, real estate and auc- 
tioneer, office Alameda Station 

Palmer P W, town treasurer, Water 
Works Building, Park 

Pembleton E, furniture store, 1513 Park 

Perkins Rev Alfred T, clergyman (Epis- 
copal), cor Santa Clara and Oak 

Petersen Carl, wines and liquors, 1427 
Park 

Porter B B, Horseshoe Bazaar, station- 
ery, toys, school books, confectionery, 
etc, Park 

Probst L, bakery, confectionery and res- 
taurant, cor Webster and Taylor ave 

Reed Rev G R, clergyman (Baptist), cor 
Pacitic ave and Chestnut 

Reinhart & Co, choice groceries, 6 Park 
Row, Park 

Renshaw E B, mgr Encinal Lumber 
Yard, cor Encinal ave and Oak 

Renton, Holmes & Co, proprs Encinal 
Lumber Yard, cor Encinal ave and 
Oak 

Reynolds G P, physician and surgeon, 
cor Park and Sauta Clara ave 

Reynolds J M, real estate agt, cor Park 
and Encinal ave 

Rickard I J, groceries and provisions, 
cor Railroad ave and Staunton 

R.ENECKER & OLSEN, ealoon, 1531 

Ww 

ROBINSON HENRY, dealer in real 
estate aud general insurance agent, 
corner Park and Central avenue 


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Rosmarin George, nurseryman, depot, 
Railroad ave 

Reichsrath Louis, boot and shoemaker, 
Webster ne Railroad ave 


SCHEITHE & COMBS, Central Mar- 
ket, dealers in fresh and salt meats, 
sausayes, etc, Park opp Reservoir 
Building 

Schroeder Louis, Cottage Saloon, Cen- 
tral ave 

Schroeder & Victors (Albert Victors and 
Adolph Schroeder), hay, grain, wood 
and coal, cor Park and Webb ave 

Schuler H, brewery, cor 3d and Santa 
Clara ave 

Shed D L, groceries, Webster nr Santa 
Clara ave 


SIEBEN PHIL, proprietor The Old 
Corner, southwest corner ‘Park aud 
Railroad ave 

Smith C W, restaurant, Tucker’s Row, 
Park 

Smith E Minor, township assessor 

Sinith J, Encinal Stables, Encinal ave 
nr Park 

Smith John 8, tailor 


SMITH THOMAS A, real estate and 
insurance agent, houses rented and 
rents collected, also st»rage, north- 
west corner Park and Railroad ave 

Stebbens Mrs A, teacher of languages, 
drawing and painting, San Jose ave 
nr Chestnut 

Stephenson 8, painter, Encinal ave bet 
Oak and Park 

Stiefvater S, groceries, provisions, hay 
and grain, c r Central and McPherson 


aves 

Stocky John, propr Oakland Brewery 
Depot, cor Park and Liucoln ave 

STRONG & ARFF, Alameda Market, 
1525 Park bet Railroad ave and Bank. 

Strong M G (Strong & Arff), 1525 Park 

Strong’s Alameda and San Francis.o 
Express, office ‘‘Argus” Building 

Taber Rev R L, clergyman (Presbyter- 
ian), Versailles ave ar Central 

The Odorless Excavating Co, cor Ben- 
ton and SantaClara ave 

Townsend H L, Third Avenue Stables, 
cor 3d and Central aves 

Tucker Paul, druggist, 3 Park Row, 
Park 

Vogt F C, propr Railroad Exchange, 
Railroad ave nr Alameda Station 

Vosburgh J B, hardware, stoves, tin- 
ware, etc, Park opp Park Row 

Wachter Ernest V, groceries, poultry, 
game, etc, Railroad ave nr Station 

Wellendorff L, physician, Railroad ave 
opp Mastic Station 

Werson Lambert H, plasterer, Taylor 
ave bet lst and 2d 


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WEYBURN & BURNS. painters and 

paperhangers, 1325 Park 

big ‘a S (Weyburn & Burns), 1325 
ar’ 

Wheeler & Ralf, wood, coal, hay and 
grain, cor Railroad ave and McPher- 
son 

Winant 8S, propr Park Street Baths 

Wonderlich J P, propr Newport Swim- 
ming Baths, 2d aveStationS PCRR 

Wood A B, dentist, Park nr Alameda 
ave 


THE ALAMEDA ENCINAL. 


The oldest paper in Alameda County. 


{Established September 16, 1869.) 
A PURE 


FAMILY NEWSPAPER, 


CIRCULATING IN THE 
Best Families of the State. 


Terms : : $3.00 a Year in Advance 
To any part of the United States. 


ADVERTISING AT Lowest Ratzs, but no illegal or 
immoral advertising taken at any price. 


Address, ¥.K. KRAUTSA, 
Proprietor and Editor. 


THE ALAMEDA ARGUS, 


A WEEKLY 


Republican Newspaper. 


T. G. DANIELLS, 
Editor and Proprietor. 


Pablished Saturdays. 
Established in 1877. 
Three Dollars per Year. 


ADVERTISING Rates made known on application. 


ALAMO. 


Contra Costa County. <A small place 
and post-office 15 miles southeast of 
Martinez; population 100. 


Beauchamp W W, constable 

Gudfrey E B, carpenter 

GRAVES H A. 

Hardy Mrs ©, general merchandise 

HENI Y 3. eneral merchandise, 
postmaster and hotel 

Seeley D, blacksmith 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgome 


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ALBION. 


Menpocino County. A post and tele- 
ee office, reached via Duncan’s 
ills, on the North Pacific Coast, R. 
+» and gs lines from that point; 
pulation 150. 


Handley Bros, liquors 


JOHNSON C ©, market 
Macpherson & Wetherbee, saw-mill 
Mulson H, liquors 


ALCATRAZ. 


San Francisco County. A post-office 
of the U. S. military prison and fort 
in the bay; population 220, 


McFarland I A, light-house keeper 
THOMAS CHAS E, p stmaster 


ALEXANDER VALLEY. 


Sonoma County. Post-office Healds- 
burg; 5 miles northeust of Healds- 
burg 


COLLINS JAS W, groceries and liquors 
ALGERINE. 


TuvoLuMNE County. Post-office Jamese 
town. 


Naw Gabriel, blacksmith 
ROUCCA JOHN, general merchandise 


ALHAMBRA MILL. 


LAKE County. Pust-office Middletown. 
Stoddard Joel, miller 


ALISAL. 


MonrerRrY County. Post-office Salinas 
City. 

Dunlap A G, constable 

Roadhouse G W, justice of the peace 


ALLEGHANY. 


SrerrA County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, 9 miles from Downie- 
ville; 192 miles from Marysville by 
stage. 


Bradbury J T, dry goods, market and 
livery stable 
Brainerd Chas, livery stable 


CRAFTS & CO, post-office, general 
merchandise and Wells, Fargo & Co’s 
Express 


WHITG BRON., 13 & 25 Main ant 14 & (6 Spear 
gt,8. F. Black Walnut, Spanish Cedar, Veneers. 


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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR 
Hauber F J, wheelwright 
ee go W N, hotel 

Ruth Mrs, shooting gallery 
Thompson D E, hote 


Wert & Clute, salvon 
Young F E, carpenter 


ALLENDALE. 


SoLano County. A station on the Vaca 
Valley R. R., ha fway between Vaca- 
ville and Winters. 


ALLEN M, postmaster and warehouse 


ALLEN SPRINGS. 


Lake County, 


Baily Mrs Agnes, propr Allen Springs 
Sanitarium 
Linder William, teamster 


ALLEN STATION. 


On the C & O stage line, 22 miles 
from Redding. * 


WILEY J M, hotel 
ALMA. 


Santa Ciara Country. Post and ex- 
ress office on the South Pacitic 
Joast R. R.; 58 miles from San Fran- 

cisco, 

Buron V, saloon 

Floyd John G, hotel 

Scammon & Cu, hotel 

Stewart H, postmaster 

STEWAR JOHN, general merchan.- 
ise 

Valezco M, capitalist 


ALTA. 


Piacer County. A nost, express, and 
telegraph office, 33 tiles east o 
Auburn on the Ce’:tral Pacific R. R.; 
altitude 3,607 feet, 

ALTA BRANCF PIONEER BOX 
FACTORY, Covke & Sun proprietors 

Banvard A, hotel 

BANVARD EM, postmister 

Damsguard John, groceries 

Barber Mrs D, hotel 

COOKE & SON, Alta Branch Pioneer 
Box Factory 

Hovery J J, watchmaker 

Lenn J B, fruit 

Lindley Wm, carpenter 

WOOSTER CLARENCE M, agent 
Central Pacitic R RK, Wells, Fargo & 
Co’s Express and Western Union Tel- 

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ALAMEDA County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, on the Western Divi- 
sion of the Central Pacific R. R., 56 
miles from San Francisco. 


COLLICOTT J B & CO, general mer- 
chandise, agents Wells, Fargo & Uo’s 
Express and post-office 

Dyer E, grain warehouse 

Elliott Andrew, saloon 

Owens James, blacksmith and agricul- 
tural implements 

Zimmermann Z, hotel 


ALTAVILLE. 

Catveras County. Post-office Angel’s 
Camp. One hundred and forty-five 
miles from San Francisco. Itis a very 
pretty little pla.e of about 250 inhab- 
‘tants. It is reached via Stockton. 


ALTAVILLE HOTEL, B R Prince 
proprietor 

Baker John, brewery 

Becker J, brewer 

Bovee W H, mine mgr 

DEMOREST D D, foundry 

Heyelguist Louis, carpenter 

W A, Jupiter Mine 

Marshall Peter, harnessmaker 

McElroy Mine, Jos Eudz supt 

Meyers John W, carpenter 

Muninger Henry, general merchandise 

Porter H J, propr Porter Mine 

PRINCE BR, geveral merchandise, 
silk grower, insurance agent, mine 
owner, hotel-keeper and undertaker 

Williamson Thos, blacksmith 


ALTURAS, 


Mopoc County. A post and express 
office, 165 miles from Redding by etage 
or 207 miles from Reno, 


Adams & Wimer, saloon 

Barnes E M, attoruey at-law 

Blake J B, coustable 

Bowmer J C, atiorney-at-law and justice 
of the peace 

Chapman F M, county clerk and re- 


c rder 
Combs W J, blacksmith 
Cook & Pagnello, hotel 
Dean George, constable 
Dodson Win, nursery 
Estes M E, livery stable 
Epperson J H, dentist 
Ewing Mrs, milliner 
Ewing & Kemble, livery stable 
Ewing F W, district attorney and at- 
torney-at-law 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


For THE BEST FITTING SUIT OF CLOTHES go to JOE POHEIM, the Tailor. 


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Flournoy John, justice of the peace 

Flournoy J D, county supervisor 

Forrest Juhn M, Syne 

Greenslet C D, painter 

Grubbs E P, county supt of schools 

Harris G F, superior judge 

vorp H O, county supervisor 

Kelton Mark A, attorney-at-law 

Kent —, physician 

LAVER zB flour-mill and general mer- 
chandise 

Madden J, notary public and convey- 
ancer 

Mark J & Co, general merchandise 

May J J, attorney-at-law 

McKay Geo O, sashes and doors 

Mill & Dean, varieties 

“MODOC INDEPENDENT (THE)” 
Slater & McKinsey publishers 

Mork J & Co, general merchandise 

McKins»y N S§, insurance agent 

Myers A J, county assessor 

Otinger A A, restaurant 

Payne & Ga;mon, saddlers 

Reese I B, county supervisor 

Rine & Laird, druggists 

Rine N B, county treasurer 

Roberts Wm, constable 

Sapper J V, boot-maker 

Salisbury W A, county surveyor 

Slater & McKinsey, publishers 

Stanley John, coroner 

Sullivan & Whiting, saloon 

Taylor Jos, propr stage lines 

Turner Eugene, attorney-at-law 

Weller O D, sheriff 

Wells John, hotel 

Whiting & Woodmausee, saloon 

Wilson & Hill, saloon 

Wilson Joel, agent stage lines 

Wood John, wagon and carriage-maker 


ALUM ROCK. : 


Santa Ciara County. Post-office San 
Jose. 


Poppelwell Geo B, propr Alum Rock 
otel 


ALVARADO. 


ALAMEDA County. A post and express 
office; distant 16 miles from Oakland, 
on Alameda Creek, and Scuth Pacific 
Coast R. R. The creek is navigable 
to this point. 


Granger & Son (F B and F B Granger 
Jr), Riverside H. tel 

fk Philip & Co, butchers 

Hezer August, bakery 

Lee Anthony, saloon and barber 

Listen W M, hotel 


Lowell A J, stoves and tinware 
McKeown Joseph, blucksmith 

Peach M J, general merchandise 
RBICHM E A, postmaster and 
Wells, Fargo & Co and justice of the 


ace 
sith John, saloon 
Smithers John, saloon 


Standard Sugar Mfg Co 
Stukes J J & Sun, general merchandise 
Tay Geo H & Co, stove foundry 


ALVISO. 


Santa Ciara County. A post and 
express office, on the South Pacific 
Coast &. K., 38 miles from San Fran- 
cisco, 


Bray Broz, flouring-mill 

Carter John S & Uo, grain market and 
warehoure 

Emerson Austin, carpenter and builder 

Ham R K, hay, graiu and storage 

Hutchinson Robert, hay and warehouse: 

Karr John, general merchandise and 
justice of the peace 

Martin John, hay and grain 

Ortley John J, hay, grain and storage 

Pelle Jules, hotel and constable 

Pogue Thos, hotel 

Thompeon T F, constable 

Tilden Mrs Susan, patent medicines 

Wade H G, hay, grain and warchouse 

WADE MISS MARY A, postmistress 

Wright Wm, saloon 


AMADOR CITY, 


Amapor County. A post, express and 

. telegraph office, 14 miles from Jone, 
by stage. 

AMADOR HOTEL, J W Harrington 
aud W F Kerny proprietors 

Basao Andrew, bootmaker 

Bianchetti B, hotel 

BRiM & HEWETT (Morris Brim and 
Gi W Hewett), general merchandise 

BRIM MORRIS (Brim & Hewett) 

Chirchizola A, general merchandize 

Dunlap A, postmaster and varieties 

Dunlap J R, drug and variety store and 
Western Union Telegraph operator 

HARRINGTON & » proprie- 
tors Amador Hotel 

Heisch Philip, hairdresser 

HEWETT G W (Brim & Hewett) 

Kerr Thos, livery stable 

Kling Geo W, liquors 

KOEHLER H J, bakery, restaurant 
and liquors 

sar b> & Newman (T H Mayon and D 

Newman), physicians 


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Mil er DR, blackemnith and wagonmaker 
Mooney M G, liquors 
Murphy A J, hairdresser 
Newman DC (Mavon & Newman), 
Peyton Wm, constable and liquors 
Raphael N, merchant tailor 
Smith § H, liquors 
Weil A, general merchandise 
Werner & Sutherland, butchers 


AMADOR GRAVEL MINE. 


Amapor County.  Post-office Jackson. 
Bluxome I, supt Amador Gravel Mine 


AMARGO. 


Los ANGELES County. A post-office. 


VEJAR DOLORES M, postmaster 
Vejar Miss R B, general merchandise 
and saloon 


AMERICAN MINE. 
Lake County. Post-office Middletown. 
Wright Thos, mine owner 


AMERICAN RIVER {BRIDGE. 


SacRaMENTO County. Post-office Sac- 
ramento City. 


Coons E L, toll-bridge collector 


AMESPORT. 


San Mateo Country. Post-office Half- 
Moon Bay. Two and a half miles 
distant frum Half-Moon Bay. 


Fleming J A, saloon 


ANAHEIM LANDING 


Los ANGELES County. Post-office An- 


aheim. 
Anaheim Wharf and Lighter Co, E A 


Saxton sec 
ON E A, secretary Anaheim 
Wharf and Lighter Co 
Wilson Chas, agt Lighter Co 
Wilson & Earl, hotel and r..taurant 


ANDERSON. 


Suasta County. <A post, express and 
telegraph office. Population 200, 


“ANDERSON ENTERPRISE,” 
Baker & McGarvey proprs 


Man etiionve of Fine 
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Bedford & 
agt Oregon Division 


Anderson ,Flouring Mill, 
Lovell pro i 
A.sderson 
Central Pacific R 
BAKER & McGARVEY, publishers 
‘Anderson Enterprise” 
Bedford J F, general merchandise 
Bedford & Lovell, flour-mill 


BEECHER & CHAMPLIN, genera! | 


merchaudie., hardware and tinware, 
forwarding and commission 

Bell J N, physician 

Burke B W, saddles and harness 

Burtt Geo W, hotel and livery 

Cole James H, Plaza Hotel 

Elmore W w, constabie and collector 

Farrell J J, barber 

Ferguson C A, attorney-at-law 

Furginson J, clergyman (M 8) 

Gibson S C, physician 

Gillman A J, bootmaker 
LEAVES BROS (Christopher C and 
Archibald D), druggists 

sally Rev M V, clergyman (Meth- 

dist) 

Kimbrell Jas, saloon 

Kin sley A W, blacksmith 

Malone J W, accountant and business 
agt 

Mullen Mrs L, milliner 

Mullen Joseph, livery stable 

Musicks C A, butcuer 

Smiley J W, wagonmaker 

Spann J W, justice of the peace, notary 
public and real estate agt 

Thatcher ET, lumber 

Wolf Samuel, blacksmith 

Wright J P, general merchandise 


ANDERSON’S SPRINGS. 


Lake County.  Post-office Middle- 
town.: Situated 19 miles from Calis- 
toga, Napa County, 5 miles from Mid- 
dletown, and 10 niles from the Great 
Geysers. 

Anderson A, physician 

ANDERSON & PATRIQUIN, pro- 
prieturs Anderson’s Springs, hot 
sulphur, iron and steam baths 


ANGEL'S CAMP. 
CALAVERAS County. <A post and ex- 
press office on the Sonora and Mokel- 
umne Hill stage road, 14 miles from 
Sonora. Mining is the principal sup- 

port. Population about 600. 


ANGEL'S HOTEL, Geo Tryon propri- 


ban James, watchmaker and jeweler 
Brunner Fred, butcher 


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California—Aimador City-Angel’s Camp. 


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Caster Jacob, saloon 

Claxton Wm, saloon 

Cooley John, bootmaker 

COSGROVE MRS KATIE, proprietor 
Cusgrove Hotel 

Crawford Mrs J, bakery 

Crooks W H, news agt 

Crooks Wm, postmaster and varieties 

Derens Thomas, marble works 

Dolan Wn, saloon 

Drake Capt, mgr Golden Cliff Mine 

Ferry John, livery stable 

Fletcher J C, carpenter 

Fletcher J T, undertaker 

Goldstone ——, supt Golden Cliff Mine 


KELLY WM A, physician 
LAIRD THOMAS F, druggist and 


apothecary 


Lindsay T L, U S Commissioner, notary 
public, agt Petaluina Benevolent In- 
surance Agency 

Love A, county assessor and tax col- 
lector 

Matson James, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Meyers John B, constable and tax col- 
lector 


MONARCH MINE, (co F Steele supt 

‘MOUNTAIN ECHO,” Reed & 
Fletcher proprietors 

Peachy H J, painter 

Peachy T G, supt public schools 

Peirano John, veneral merchandise 

Peirano Jos, general merchandise 

POSEY GD, physician and insurance 
agt 

REED & FLETCHER, proprietors 


**Mountain Echo” 


REED | MYRON, editor ‘Mountain 


Keho 


Robinson L, barber 
SCRIBNER J C, dry and furnishing 


goods, groceries, drugs and medi- 
cines, insurance, queensware, hard- 
ware, cizars, tubacco, ete, to Well:, 
Fargo & Co 

Spillner Wm, bootmaker 


STEELE GEO fF, superintendent 
Monarch Mine 

Stevenot E K, chemist and mining en- 
ineer 

Stickle Geo, stoves and tinware, prac- 
tical tinner 

Stickle Edward and George, seneral 
merchandise 


Tait Wm, justice of the peace 
Tarbot J C, road overseer 


TRYOR GEO C, proprietor Angel’s 
Waterman E K, blacksmith 


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Marin Country. Military station and 
post-office. 


MELLON CHAS, postmaster 
Washington B, post trader 
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ANNALY. 


Sonoma County. See ‘‘reestone. 


ANTELOPE. 


SacraMENTO County. A post and tele- 
graph office, 15 miles east of Sac- 
ramento on Central Pacitic R. R.; 
population about 100. 


ASTILL R, dry goods and groceries 
Dick Morris, county supervisor 
Lewis W, blacksmith 

Tackney John, saloon 


ANTELOPE. 


Yoto Country. See Yolo. 


ANTHONY HOUSE. 


Nevapa County. A post-otfice. 


Davy W H, hotel 
Cole C J, hotel 
RAPP AUGUST, postmaster 


ANTIOCH. 


Contra Cosra Covus'ry. A post, express 
and telegraph ottice; population about 
800. | 


Abbott J P (Abbott & Noakes), and 
jus ice of the peace 

Abbott & Noakes (J P Abbott and W 
Noakes), bute ers 

ADAMS JOHN, bakery and confec- 
thonery 

Adler A, (Jost & Adler) 

AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL, | 
J RK Johnson proprietor 

“ANTIOCH LEDGER.’ C H Smith , 
editur aud publisher a” 

Baker J R, (Baker & Co) | = 

Baker J ii & Co, (J R Bakerand Frank | a 
George}, agts Wells, Fargo & Co, 
insurance agents, prst-otfice, Western 
Un on Telegraph Otfice, drugs and 
stat onery 

Balobuscish Milo, restaurant 

Bayliss Kdlward, liquors 

Beede H F (Rouse, Forman & Co) 

Brewer H W, carpenter 

BROMLEY SETA, liquors 


Brunkhorst W A, general merchandise 


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Carman G C, groceries and fruit 

Chase JG, livery stable 

Dahnken C, Railroad Saloon 

Dahnken Frederick, liquors and wharf- 
inger and agt Stockton S S Co 

ag things Edward, harnessmaker and sad- 

er “ 

Doran Joseph (Kearney & Doran) 

Empire Coal Mine and R R, M W Bel- 
shaw president 

Forman W RK (Rouse, Forman & Co) 

F C BH (Rouse & Frink) 

Gage KE M, ayt C P R RCoand manager 

ntioch Ice Co 

George Frank (Baker & Co) 

Gum Tree Saloon 

Hage Rev C R, (Congregational) 

Homburg M, general merchandise and 
agricultural implements 

Jacobs M H, dry goods and clothing 

JOHNSON J 4 proprietor American 
Exchange Hotel 

Joslin S B, harnessmaker 

Jost & Adler (C Jost and A Adler), Cali- 
fornia Distilling Co 

Jost C (Jost & Adler) 

Joye E V (Parkison and Joye), physi- 
cian 

Kearney & Doran (P F Kearney and J 
Doran), hotc! sud liquors 

Kearney P F (Kearney & Doran) 

Longo Antonio, bootmaker 

Lycurzis Johu & Co, liquors 

Macartney D, groceries and fruit 

Martiu T, liquors 

Meiunker F, liquors 

Mesquita Joseph M, barber 

Meyer: L & Co(Land G Meyer), general 
merchandise 

McMaster J C, county supervisor 

McMaster Mrs M A, millinery and bak- 


ery 

McNulty Mrs, hotel 

McNulty F S, liquors 

NICHOLSON AC, Albion Pottery 

Niner Chas, watchmaker and jeweler 

Nolan James, liquors 

Parkison & Joye (M C Parkison and E 
V Joye), drugs and medicines 

Parkison M C (Parkison & Joye), physi- 
cian 

Peters Fred ‘Peters & Stamm) 

Peters & S..mm (Fred Peters and Louis 
Stamm), bouts and shves 

Peterson Nelson, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Fitts Dennis M, constable 

Reed & Co, undertakers 

Remfree Wm, liquors and barber 

Rouse, Forman & Co (J C Rouse, W R 
Forman and H F Beede), lumber 

& FRINK (G Rouse aud CH 


Frink), general merchandise, furniture 


and agricultural implements 


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ROUSE G (Rouse & Frink) 
Rouse J C (Rouse, Forman & Co) 
CH publisher ‘ Antioch Led- 
ger’’ and estate and insurance agt 
Stamm Louis (Peters & Stamm) 
Taylor RP, liquors’ 
Vail O M, liquors 
Wemple E L, physician 
Wilde Charles, merchant tailor 
Wilis Mra N, millinery 


AMERICAN EXCHANGE 
HOTEL. 
Corner of Main and Wyatt Streets, 


Antioch, Cal. 


Board with Ro Week 

oard with Room, per so'bo and $7.00 

Board per Day - - #£1.00and 1.60 
J.R. JOHNSON, 


PROPRIETOR. 
ANTiocH, Contra Costa County. 


JOHN ADAMS, 
BAKERY 


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Candies, Nuts, Etc. 


Wedding Cakes a Specialty 
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APEX. 


San Dieco County, A post-office. 
McDOUGALL C A, postmaster 


APTOS. 


Santa Cruz County. A _ post and 
telegraph office, on the Santa Cruz 
R. k. 13 miles from Pajaro, and 9 
miles from Santa Cruz. 


Anderson G L, agt Pacific Coast Steam 
Ship Co 
Aptos Hotel 
07, ee merchandise, post- 
master and hotel 


UTTING & MON, pnoprte tens. 


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Bernal S A, varieties 

Lauer Frank OC, blacksmith 

Rice D M, saloon : 

pide Claus, warehouse 
alsh P K, hotel 


AQUEDUCT CITY. 


Amapor County. Post-office PineGrove 


Denson Joseph, mining and round tim- 
ber dealer 

Denson Thomas, mining and round tim- 
ber dealer 

HAM AC, hotel 

Ham John OC, constable 

Henry James, mining and shakemaker 

Hodgdon Joseph, carpenter 

Holman —, round timber dealer 

Jewell L, round timber dealer 

Lowry James, toll-road and farming 

Ludekins L, general merchandise and 
justice of the peace 

Parker (Geo, round timber 

Wiley Geo, mining and shakemaker 


ARBUCKLE. 


Cotvsa County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, on the California 
Pacitic and Northern R. R. 


Allen Chas, saloon 

Arbuckle Cyrus, barber 

Arbuckle Tacitius R, stationery and 
postm ister 

Argyle J F, lumber and wagonmaker 

Atran Alex, blacksmith 

Bailey W H, restaurant and saloon 

Freeman & Co, grain warehouse 

tibbons C H drugs and physician 

phony, ag Mrs, restaurant 


Meory WH, hotel 
' tiuliway W M, livery stable 
4 hss Robert, Central Pacific R R agt 
a tisa CW, harness 
2x3 * Howell, saloon 
2: Ct, saloon and varieties 
le Frank V, hootmaker 
Peart & Cross, general merchandise 
Porter B, butcher 
Smith T A, blacksmith 
Vaughan C L N, attorney-at-law and 
notary public 
Ward J C, constable 


ARBUCKLE. 


| Spasta County. Post-office Igo. 


: FARE WM, general merchant 
A pe Rev D Nee cieeeyman (Methodist) 


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HARRIS D & U0, general merchandise 


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Humpoipt Country. A fost, express 
and telegraph office. ery eligibly 
situated for the lumber trade of Mad 
River and neighborhood, Arcata is 
quite a flou.ishing town. It has a 
pope lation of about 800, boasts a free 
public reading room, a spicy news- 
a Shar tec a & commo- 

ious hall or theater. Distance from 
Eureka, 8 miles by water and tram- 
way and 12 by overland stage. 


‘ARCATA LEADER” (weekly), A 
Wiley editor and proprietor 
Arcata Library Association 
Arcata Transportatinn Co 
Bair & Pardee, liquors and billiards 
Bauman John, blacksmith 
Bowen G C, general merchandise 
Brizard A. general merchandise 
Bull J C Jr, meat warket 
Burns Robert, tin and hardware 
Cave R B, grist-mill 
Chisholm Rev John B, pastor M E 
Church 


Cleverly H C, watchmaker 
CULLBERG ISAAC, general mer- 
chaniise 


Deming B, justice of the peace, attorney- 
at-law and collection agent 

Deming E A, wheelwright and black- 
smith and constable 

Devlin Thomas, ¢ >nnery 

Erickson A W, vooks, stationery and 
music, agt W U Tel Co 

Falk, Hawley & Co, saw and grist-mill 

Galinger Mrs A B, varieties 

Gingery Joseph, bootmaker 

Greenwald Julius, gen:ral merchandise 

Hally John, livery stable 

Harpst & Spring, general merchandise 
and harness 

Hawkins A, cabinetmaker 

Holsworth Thos, saloon 

Hopkins G W, justice of the peace, attor- 
ney-at-law and notar 

Hunter Wm J, bootmaker 

Kirkby W H, Pioneer Livery Stable and 

oR Eureka and Trinidad Stage and 
ail Line, SE cor Plaza 

Knight '& Richert, liquors and billiards 

Kuutz Mrs A, variety at re 

Mappin Geo, hairdresser 

Marsh H W, propr Marsh House 

Menefee P M, Fayectan 

Merrell Seth W, propr Merrell House, 
cor 12th and H 

Miner, Kirk & Co, general merchandise 
and saw mill 

Minor Mrs A E, milliner and dress- 


maker 
Muhlburg G, painter 


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| Nellist Mra J, fancy goods 


Ordenheimer Wm, bootmaker 

Pouleur J B & Co, stoves and tinware, 
sewing machines, etc 

Richard C ©, liquors 

Richert J, propr Union Hotel 

Schorlig L KE, groceries and bakery 

SMITH CHARLES, general merchan- 
dise and p stmaster 

Smith Ma rice, liquors 

Stern George, painter 

Tilley Geo H, Arcata Drug Store 

Union Hotel and Restaurant, J Rich- 
ert propr 

Union Wharf Co, G W B Yocum supt 

Vance John, lumber 

Wiley A, editor and pub ‘Arcata Lead- 
er 


Wiley A, general merchandise 
Yocum G W B, supt Union Wharf Co 
Xizues F, liquors 


ISAAC CULBERC, 


DEALER IN 


GENERAL MERCHANDISE 


Arcata, Cal. 


ARGENTINE. 


Post-office Quincy. 


Heath E A, mine : 
Thompson James, quartz mine 


ARLINGTON. 


| San Bernaxpino County. A_ post- 
| office. 


GALLOWAY J C, groceries 


_—_— 


| ARROYO GRANDE. 


San Luis Ostsepo County. Fourteen 


miles from San Luis Obispo City, and 


| 2 miles from Port Harf rd. 


Beckett J F, nurseryman and fruits 

Branch Mrs M C, fruits and dairy 

BRIEGER A, p:stmaster 

Carman W P, bovks, drugs and writing 
teacher 


PIONEER IRON WORKS, “Ricstitncca sss “ase ‘mals ccreetse F 


California—Arcata—Atwater. 


Danglada Joe, saloon 

Delessi Antonio, saloon 

Duffell George, varicties 

Elston J B, blacksmith and livery stable 

Meherin Bros, general merchandise and 
Jumber 

Meherin John, saloon 

Musick R B, constable - 

NEWSOM D F, proprietor Newsom’s 
Springs, dairy and stock raising 

Orton & Co, Arroyo Grande Mills 

Phillips Bros & Co, general merchandise 

Piesmo Wharf Co, freighting business 

Rodrigues Jose C, butcher 

Ryan Wm H, hotel and stable 

Short N W, nursery and fruit 

Tyler A W, physician 

Valessi Antonia, sa'oon and livery stable 

Vanglada I M, saloon 

Whitely Thos, bootmaker 

Wood B J, justice of the peace 


ARTESIA. 


13 ANGFLES County. A post-office; 3 
miles from Norwalk. 


Crum Rev J D, clergyman (Methodist) 
WILSON W M, postmaster 


ATHLONE. 


MeERceD County. A _ post-office and 
station on Central and Southern 
Pacific R. R.; 162 miles from San 
Francisco. and 45 miles from Fresno. 


Bartlett % F, postmaster 

Gilhency Frank, hotel 

JACOBS J M, ceneral merchandise and 
acting postmaster 

Ring John, saloon 


ATLANTA. 


San Joaquin County. A_ post-office; 
population 75. 


Heffernan Thomas, constable 
Nicewanger L H, supervisor 


ATWATER. 


Mercep County. A_ post-office, and 
station on Central and Southern 
Pacitic R. R., 8 miles from Merced, 


Greene Rev J B, clergyman (Christian 
Church) 

HUMMELTENBERG BROS, hotel 

Mitchell J W, warehouse 


SWAIN MRS EMMA, postmistress 


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California—Auburn. 


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AUBURN. 


Puiacer County. Situated on the line 
of the Central Pacific R. R., 36 miles 
northeast of Sacramento. Auburn is 
the county seat, and has a population 
of about 2,000, and growing. 


Adams Frank D, recorder and auditor 

American Hetel, Frank Gubbay propr 

Andrews & Hollenbeck (M Andrews and 
O W lIlollenbeck), bankers, jewelers 
and agts Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express 

Andrews M (Andrews & Hollenbeck) 

ASHLEY J T, under-sheriff 

Auburn Opera House, Wm B McGuire 

ropr 

Bennett J J, administrator and coroner 

Benson J V, boots and shoes 

Betterly GS, photographer 

Bisbee John G, county treasurer 


BORLAND HOTEL, Wm A Freeman 

ropr 

Bog - John ©, sheriff and tax collector 

Brod Henry, meat market 

BROWN PETER, bootmaker, Main 

BOLL Geo S, saloon 

BULLOCK & HUESTON (W H bul- 
lock and E J Hueston), attys-at-law 

BULLOCK W H (Bullock & Hueston) 

Burns Hugh, saloon 

Cain Thomas, saloon 

Cassidy Mrs Barbara D, Central Pacific 
R R telegraph operator, Auburn Depot 

Catholic Church, Rev John Leahy pas- 
tor; res Sacramento 

Clapp S E (Lowell & Co) 

Coker G C (Mann & Coker) 

COKER W H, deputy sheriff 

Congregational Church 

Craig E L (Hale & Craig) 

Crawford A, propr Globe Hotel 

Crisman Charles C, saloon 

Crosby Charles C, livery stable 

Culver J A, county supervisor and wag- 
onmaker 

Curley & Mahon (T Curley and James 
Maton), saloon, Depot 

Dunn Russell L, mining engineer and 
deputy U S surveyor 

Dwyer & McCormick (S Dwyer and J 

cCormick), groceries 

Dwyer S (Dwyer & McCormick) 

Elfendah] Ernest, teamster 

FENTON HENRY W. 
‘Placer Argus” 


JOSEPH A, editor “Placer 
Herald’’ 


Finley C W, surveyor 

Firehammer J W, principal Giammar 
School 

Freeh Jacob, restaurant 


EEMAN WM A, proprietor Bor- 
land Hotel, Depot 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


proprietor 


Fried Harris, goods 

Fulweiler John M, attorney-at-law 

Globe Hotel, A Crawford propr, Depot: 

Granger Joseph, varieties and sewing: 
machine agt 

Guffay Frank, general merchandise and 
propr American Hotel 

Hale & Craig (J E Hale and E L Craig), 
attorneys-at-law 

Hale J E (Hale & Craig) 

Hamilton Jo, attorney-at-law 

Hawley Mrs Esther T, bakery 

Hawver J C, dentist 

Hellwig Charles J, harnessmaker 

Hinkle A (White & Hinkle) 

eaves O W (Andrews & Hollen- 

eck) 

Hopkins Rev T B, pastor M E Church 

House Mrs L T, dress and cloakmaker 

Houser Louis, dry goods 

Howatt Jas, hotel 

HUESTON E J (Bullock & Hueston) 

Hughes W A, attorney-at-law 

HUNTLEY A (Wills & Huntley): 

Jackson Wm A, dry goods 

Keehner George A, saloon 

Kinkade J T, attorney 

Lardner W B, attorney-at-law, district 
attorney and notary public 

Lipsett Alexander, propr Or'eans Hotel 

Lowell & Co (G Lowell, SE Clapp-and 
T McGuire), groceries 

Lowell G (Lowell & Co) 

Lowell George P, groceries 

Lubeck D W. dry goods 

Mallory Ogden, harnessmaker 

Mann & Coker (V V Mann and G C Co- 
ker), furniture and undertakers 

Mann V V (Mann & Coker) 

McClellen & Shea (W J McClellen and 
J E Shea), saloon 

McClellan Wm B, groceries and notary 
public 

McClellen W J (McClellen & Shea) 

McComb George, hardware 

McCormick James (Dwyer & McCor- 
mick) 

McElwee Charles K, furniture and un- 
dertaker 

McGuire Thomas (Lowell & Co) 

McGuire Wm B, saloon 

McKinley A, district assessor 

Meredith J B, surveyor 

Meyers B F, judge Superior Court 

Mitchel John N, district assessor 

Munson W L, district assessor 

Myres B F, superior judge 

Nichols Thomas J, county clerk 

Norton & Bullock, attorneys-at-law 

Pedroni F P, watchmaker 

Petton Simon, saloon 

Phillips Samuel G, livery stable 

“PLACER ARGUS,” Henry W Fen- 
ton editor 


18 & 20 Spear St. 
fan Francisco. 


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“SUSI JO NOLLOTIZS 1N3IHVI 


WHITE BROS., 13 & IS Main and 14 & 168 
Street,8.F. Oregon Ash, Maple and Alder. 


AAA EI A GPITS ET BY iL ES a 


ODD FELLOWS’ SUPPLIES, "issx.ReinsrttustNomenees, 4, ce 


490 


Placer oonty Bes ital, John Bardwell 
steward, T M Todd physician 

“PLACER HERALD” (The), Joseph 
A Filcher editor and proprietor 

Predom Moses, blacksmith 

PUTNAM ADDISON B, proprietor 
Putnam House, Depot 

PUTNAM HOUSE, A B Putnam pro- 
prietor, Depot 

Putnam Samuel, box factory and lumber 

Rapier Richard P, barber 

Reeves Thomas, barber 

Roll & Weber, brewery 

Rooney R F, physician 

Russell J B, county supervisor 

Seavey O F, county school supt 

Schmidt Anton, saloon 

Seifert Alexander, meat market 

Shea J E (McClellen & Shea) 

Simons Charles L, saloon 

Smith John J, Auburn Hotel, Depot 

SNOWDEN E C, druggist 

Sparks E J, chairman Board of Super- 
visors 

Stephen Thomas F, general merchandise 

STEVENS CLARENCE C, billiard, 
reading and card rooms 3 

STEVENS SOLON M, druggist 

Stone Henry, blacksmith 


Is now open to the public. 


ture New and Eleyant. 
for the use of guests. 


and from the Railroad Depot. 


AVENA. 


UHATELAINES tee, OLS J Street, Sacramento, Cal. 


agn 


a half miles above Bishop Creek. 


Hutchinson T K, miller, threshing, 
grinding grain, meal, etc 

Spencer A, general merchandise and 
postmaster 


wagonmakers 


AZUSA. 


Los AnaELes Country. A post-office. 


Cleveland H, justice of the peace 
Cullen W B, farmer 
Melone John, constable 


H. WACHHORST %%:.3: 


ee 


227 MAIN STRERT, SAN FRANCISCO. 
tron Doors, Bank Vaults, Ete. 


wf 


California—Auburn-Baker’s Station. 


THE NEW AND ELEGANT PUTNAM HOUSE 


This Hotel is convenient] 
and commanding site near the RAILROAD DEPOT, AUBUR 
Apartments Large, Light and Airy, 


THE BAR always supplied with Choice Wines and Liquors. Free ’Bus to 


| Inyo County. A post-office, two and| SHasta Covnry. 


| Baird Spencer F, fish commissioner 


JA, 
Wonacott & Eldred, blacksmiths and | STONE LIVINGSTO 


mcm id a 


Todd T M, physician 

Vergin Carl, tailor 

Walsh James, bootmaker 

Warmington Joseph, groceries 

White & Hiukle (J M White and A 
Hinkle), blacksmiths 

White J M (White & Hinkle) 

Willis James R, nS Empire Hotel 


WILLMENT RGE, agent 
Central Pacific R R 


WILLS & HUNTLEY (J H Wills 
and A Huntley), books and notions 


WILLS J H (Wills & Huntley), post- 
master 


BORLAND HOTEL, 
AUBURN, PLACER C0. 


This HOTEL is Convenient to the Depot and_ 
Everything is First Class. Nothing will 
be Omitted for the Comfort of Guests. 


A FREE ’BUS will Convey 
the Patrons to and from the 
COURT HOUSE. 
WM™. A. FREEMAN, Proprietor. 


located on a piece 
. Furni- 
Hot and Cold Baths 


A. B. PUTNAM, Manager. 


BAIRD. 


A post-offce; is the 
Salmon Breeding Station of the U. 
S. Fish Commission. 


Campbell J B, trout ponds 

Radcliff Robert, deputy postmaster 
RICHARDSON ostmaster 

E, deputy U S 
tish commissioner 


Willey J W, hotel 


BAKER'S STATION. 


TuoLumMNECounty. Post-office Colum- 
bia. Situated on the Sonora and Mo- 
no Toll Road, at the foot of the Sum- 
mit, 57 miles from Sonora and 45 miles 
from Bridgeport. 


G O, hotel, saloon and livery 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


stable 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgome 


ee 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., Eastern Hard Wood Lumber 82. °2.82e3.3¢ 


Cali fornia—Bakersfield. 491 
Crawford W R, li tabl 
BAKERSFIELD. CROSS. DRE priate 


#eRN County. A post, express and 

velserapt office; the county seat; is 
1 mile from Sumner on the Southern 
Pacific R. R., 314 miles from San 
Francisco. It is a thriving town of 
1,200 inhabitants, and can boast of 
solidity and wealth. It is in a fine 
agricultural and stock country. There 
are a number of churches, schools and 
hotels, and three weekly newspapers 
are published in the town. Alto- 
gether, Bakersfield has an appearance 
of prosperity and comfort. 


Adams Wn §, painter 

ADOBE LIVERY AND FEED STA- 
BLES, Howard A Cross proprietor 

Arick R E, attorney-at-law 

ARLINGTON HOUSE, Hall & For. 
syth proprietors 

Atchison W A, WS, LOGT 

Bailey John EK, saloon 

Balenzuela A, saloon 

Bernard A P, county treasurer 

Bevis, Barnes & Co, restaurant and sa- 
loon 

Blodget H A, notary public and insur- 
ance agent 

Borgwardt & McCord (H L Borgwardt 
and D McCord), meat market 

BOWEN W R, sheriff and tax collector 

Brooks W H J, searcher of records, 
Court House 

Brower C, sec Kern Island Irrigating 
Canal Co 


Brundage B, superior judye 
BUCKREUS RANZ, 
2athns 


Burnap S A, druggist, coroner and pub- 
lic administrator 

Calli P, fruits, cigars and tobacco 

Cameron James, binckemith and wagon- 


barber and 


maker 

Carlock & Robb (F M Carlock and H D 
Robb), lumber and Dray and Freight- 
ing Co 

CITY BREWERY, E G Miller pro- 

rietor 

Collins A O, W M Bakersfield Lodge 

Colton F H, supt Kern Island Irrigat- 
ing Canal Co 

Condict H F, expressman 

Coons Alonzo, books, stationery, jewel- 
ry, varieties, agt Wells, Fargo & Co, 
and recorder Justice Lodge 

Cover J W, livery stable 

Cowgill C C, attorney-at-law and court 
commissioner 

Craig F W, sec Am L of H 

Crawford, Smith & McCready (W R 
Crawford, J D Smith and E R Mce- 
Cready), marble yard 


WA 

Adobe Livery and Feed Stable 

CUBELO A, fruits, cigars, tobacco, 
candies, varieties, etc 

Denver W, mfr and dealer in wagons, 
Carriages, horseshoeing, blacksmith- 
ing and painting 

Devoe T H, paperhanger and painter 

Dixon F H, agt Western Union Tele- 
graph Co 

Doherty Geo C, recording secretary, 
Kern Lodge, IO O F 

Donnell R R, saloon : 

Donnelly E, physician and surgeo 

Drouillard Edward, fruits and vegetables 

DRURY J §, druggists, paints, oils 
and glass 

Duparque L J, hairdresser and mfr hair 
work 

Duvall Chas W, saloon, bakery and 
boarding 

Edmunds Joseph, barber 

EITEL MRS -F, proprietor James 
Hotel 

Eckstrom G F, WCT,IOGT 


ESTES WALTER T, proprietor Over- 
land Livery and Feed Stables 
Eyraud Aug, saloon 
Fish + H, livery stable and M W, AO 
V 


U 
FORE CHAS W, cashier Kern Valley 
an 


Freeman J W, attorney-at-law and 
Commander American L of H 

FRENCH HOTEL, A 0 Thoms pro- 

rietor 

GALTES PAUL, general merchandise 
and agricultural implements 

Gates M W, livery stable 

Giesea F A, physician 

Goldberg R, merchant tailor 

Gregory Samuel, saloon 

HALL & FORSYTH (M Hall and 
Alex Forsyth), proprietors Arlington 
House 

Harding Thomas FE, county assessor 

Hirshfeld H, county supervisor 

Hirshfeld L & Co (L Hirshfeld and S 
Brodeck, San Francisco), general mer- 
chandise, hides, wool, hardware, agri- 
cultural implements, wholesale dealers 
in liquors and cigars 

Hoag M C, physician 

HOFFMANN A §, wines, liquors and 
cigars 

Hots & Edmonds (G H Hotz and R E 
Edmonds), dry goods, boots and shoes, 
millinery, etc 

HOUGHTON W E, Livermore Agency 

JAMES HOTEL, Mrs F Litel proprietor 

Jewett Chas E, ice 

JEWETT §, pres Kern Valley Bank 


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492 Cali fornia—Bakersfield. 


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“KEERN COUNTY CALIFOR | OVERLAND LIVERY AND FEED 
NIAN,” A C Maude publisher STABLES, Walter T Estes proprie- 
“KERN COUNTY GAZETTE,” Geo| tor 
W Wear editor and publisher Packard N R, deputy county clerk 
Kern Island Irrigating Canal Co, C| Paehlig A, hotel and hay and grain 
Brower sec, F H Colton supt Palmes E (, saloon 
BANK, S Jewett | POSTMASTER, H A Wickware 
resident, Chas W Fore cashier Reich George, merchant tailor 
e WEEKLY RECORD,” | Rhodes Thomas, attorney-at-law 
John H Lee publisher Rogers C A, physician 
Kline Rev J S, Methodist clergyman Rogers LS, physician and W M,F & A M 
Lechner Bros (Edward and Harry Lech- | Scribner W H, watches, jewelry, books, 
ner), saloon stationery, sewing machines, news de- 
LEE JOHN H, publisher “hern ot and varieties 
Weekly Record” SMITH GEO VENABLE, district at- 
LIGHT AT, county clerk and| torney and counselor-at-law 
recorder Smith J E, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
Lindsey W E, marble yard Stern Louis, physician 
Macmurdo W R, county surveyor THOMS A 0, proprietor French Hotel 
MAIO JOHN F, druggist Toussaint A, stoves, tinware, groceries, 
, under sheriff etc 
Mattson O O, harnessmaker and saddles | Ventura Joseph, restaurant 
and recording sec Kern Lodge, 100 F VESTALR k, wagonmaker and black- 
MAUDE A C, publisher and proprietor| smith 
‘Kern County Californian,’’ real es-| Wallace F S, supt pres instruction 
tate, notary public and secretary Bak-; and MW, AOU W 
ersfield Lodge F & A M | R GEO W, editor and publisher 
Maul! C A, bootmaker ‘Kern County Gazette” 
McLean Angus, physician and surgeon | Weil Jacob, genera) merchandise 
EG , proprietor City Brewery , WEILL BROS (S and A Weill), gen- 
Miller John O, county auditor eral merchandise, agricultural imple- 
Moon Jonathan, carpenter ments, hardware, and agents of the 
Moore & Gawne, lumber dealers and in- | Hemburg-American Packet Co 
surance agts E P, general merchandise 
W, saloon and agricultural implements 
Murphy J J, general merchandise and| Wheeler Geo H, general merchandise, 
icultural implements agricultural implements, hardware 
ERAUR JACOB, furniture, bed-| and county supervisor 
ding, carpets and undertaker WICKWARE A, postmaster 
O’Hara Peter, chairman board of super- | Wilkinson N R, justice of the peace 
visors Withington R W, saloon 


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MRS. F. EITEL, Proprietress. 
Nineteenth st... Bakersfield, Cal. 


‘220038 PUODEG OF “ON § 


All the Comforts of a Home may be Found at this House. 
EQUAL TO ANY FIRST-CLASS HOTEL. 


25 cents per Meal. 81.00 per Day, Lodging Included, Choice Wines, 
Liquors, and Cigars at the Bar. 


PRISON CELLS, n° e2°haun Streee, Sr. CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


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Cali fornia—Bakerefield-Bolena, 
HOWARD A. CROSS, 


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PROPRIETOR OF THE 


Adobe Livery # Feed Stable 


Nineteenth St., West of the French Hotel, 
BAKERSFIELD, CAL. 


Carriages, Single ¢ Double, # Saddle Horses 


FURNISHED AT ALL TIMES AT LIVING RATES. 


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HALL & FORSYTH, Proprietors, 


Terms, Reasonable. 
BAKERSFIELD, CAL. 


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BALD HILLS STORE. BALLAST POINT. 
Suasta County. Post-oflice Shasta. 
Drew James, general merchandise 


San Dreco County.  Post-office San 


M, THE TAILOR, makes the BEST FITTING Clothes in the State. 


Diego. 
BALLARD. Gerald H, Heeper Bovernmnen Works 
ei | SANTA BARBARA County. A post-office 
sta miles northwest of Ganda. Barbara BALLENA. 
y stage. 


San Dieco County. Twelve miles west 


© | Hobson JJ, constable of Julian; supported by agriculture. 


Keenan John, justice of the peace 


Stewart James M, wagonmaker and | DICKERMAN CB, saloon 
blacksmith McIntire John L, postmaster 

WATKINS HENRY, gencral mer- | Mulkins J W, blacksmith 

chandise and postmaster Sanday F R, general merchandise 


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494 California—Ball’s Ferry-Bath. 
BALL’S FERRY. BANTA. 
Suasta County. A post-office. San Joaquin County. A post, Sxirens 
and telegraph office on the Centr 
BALL W W, hotel and ferry Pacific i i, 17 miles from Stockton. 


Burgess Chauncy T, groceries and pro- 
ee Brichetto G 


& Co (G Brichetto and N 


Croghan J, blacksmith Canale), general inerchandise 
GRAY 20 C ensfo ee aammnne Canale N (Brichetto G & Co) 
» bla 1 Godchaux L, liquors 


Hall W G, blacksmith 
Heaton & Vaughn, flour-mill 


Homer W H, justice of the peace 
Israel I G Sr, postmaster 


Winssel J F, physician ; McArdle Eugene, blacksmith 


Williams J 


, constable 


BANDERITA MINE. Wilson O H, propr Wilson’s Hotel 


Wilson T L, agtC P RR and Wells, 
Mariposa County. Post-office Coulter- | Fargo & Vo and mgr Western Union 


ville; 12 miles from Coulterville. arab 


BANDERITA MINE, CL Mast su- | W00 

perintendent _,. egent 
MAST CL, superintendent Banderita | Zimmerman 
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Co 
JR, Wells, Fargo & Co’s 


John, billiards and liquors 


BARTLETT SPRINGS. 


BANGOR. Lake County. A post, express and 


Burre County. A post-office, 14 miles 
southeast of Oroville, and has mail 
communication with Marysville by a 
regular stage line. It is dependent 
upon mining interests, but has anum- 


telegraph office, reached via Williams, 
42 miles, by stage; via Calistoga and 
Lower Lake, 65 miles; via Cloverdale 
and Lakeport, 60 miles 


T H, postmaster 


ber of smal] farmers arfd orchardists Bete Edler hots 


in the vicinity. 


Ruppert August, mineral waters 
ALLEN J E, general merchandise, post- SCUDAMORE, REYNOLDS & CO, 


master and saloon eneral merchandise and agents Wells, 


A) 


Andrews A, blacksmith 
Bishop W P, carpenter 

Cotter I C, vinery 

Kilchen A, justice of the peace 
Payne J E, hotel Sotano Cou 
Reese J P, painter telegraph 


argo & Co 


BATAVIA. 


nry. A post, express and 
office; a pretty place on the 


Rickman & Co, proprs 8. Honcut Min- California, Pacific & Northern R. R., 
mg \o 61 miles from San Francisco. 


Rowe N E, cattle herder 


Shattuck T F, general merchandise BAYLEY G G, agent C P R R and 
Wells, Fargo & Co 


Byrne P, saloon 
BANNER. Byriis Mrs P, hotel and feed stable 
San Dieco County. Post-office Julian, | Coulter & Co, grain warehouses 
A mining town 5 miles east of Julian, | Cushing J H, saloon 
: Francis E, machinist 
Adams N C, blacksmith Frazer D A, blacksmith 
Dickerman C B, saloor. Schmidt Valentine, postmaster 


BANNING. 


SAN BERNARDINO County. A post, ex-| p, ,., ' 
pre's and telegraph office on the Pracer Co 


BATH. 


unty. A post-office and 


mining lege 14 miles from Forest 


ome Pacitic R. R., 10 miles from Hill. Population 200. 
Dunlap & Egan, general merchandise, | Eureka Ditch Co 
hay and grain Hazard Mine, James H Keohen supt 
EGAN GEO C, general merchandise | KENNISON AW, general merchandise 
and postmaster and postmaster 


PRISON CELLS, *cassuid Bettse S’er* CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST., S. F. 


) TROT AR aig ae 


AMEN, TUGGLE £60, CHERRY LUMBER, '.t ¥:2r2:2* 


California—Bath-Benicia. 495 


Mountain Chief and Blue Gravel Co., 
J B Lellier supt 
Van Emon James A, district assessor 


BATTLE CREEK. 


TzHama County. See Ball’s Ferry. 


BEAR VALLEY. 


Cotusa County. See Leesville. 


BEAR VALLEY, 


Mariposa County. A post and ex- 
ee office. Population, about 200. coat f 
welve miles northwest of Mariposa,| Emmett & O'Neil, general merchandise, 

Beard H, sal stable and post-office 

Peake. 52) SALOON Hammerson A, blacksmith 

Choisier Layfayette, constable JANKE C F, Belmont Soda Works 

aa Se & Hammatt, livery stable and|" "snd proprietor Belmont Park, picnic 
utchers 


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Pendola N, merchant pal : 
Quierolo Joseph, justice of the peace PARKER CF, agent Southern Paaiie 
RICE EDWARD M, hotel and post- Waltermire A F, hotel 


BEND CITY. 


Troboco L, merchant 
Inyo County.  Post-office Indepen- 


BEAR VALLEY, dotrte: 


San Diego County. See Valley Centre. BARLOW C H &BW, farmers 


Pfohl Jake, farmer 
BECKWITH. 


Willett John, farmer 
Piumas Cornty. A post-office; pop- ie 
ulation 75; 40 miles east of Quincy. BENICIA. 


BINGHAM W (, hotel and postmaster| SoLano County. A post, express and 
Gibson & McFarlane, blacksmiths telegraph office; on the Sacramento 
LEVY L, deputy postmaster 
LEVY & C0. general merchandise 
Smith E C, attorney-at-law 


BELLEVILLE. 


TuLaRE County, A_ post-office lately 


opened and a new settlement. 
LE GAY DF, drugs and groceries 
Anderson N (Benicia Packing Co) 
Atwood L C, operator Western Union 


BEL LO. yi 


Nara County. Post-office Rutherford.| p luthrie & C. in shi 
A Station on the California Pacific and Benga e sis: paket Se eee 
Northern Railway, Napa Branch. Bank of Benicia, W F Goad pres, J 
E Crooks vice-pres, A P Redding 
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arry James, notary public, genera 
BELLOTA. merchandise and justice of the peace 
San Joaquin County. Population, 75; Bey iOTs. ’ AGRICU TUR AL 
18 miles from Stockton. WORKS, F A Hill supcrintendent, 
CHASE GILMAN, gen merchandise E P Palmer secretary 


HARDWOOD LUMBER € WAGON STOCK “Snats Stes pears. 


Fanning D W, blacksmith 
Fisher W V, hotel 


BELL’S STATION. 


Santa BARBARA County. See Los 
Alamos. 


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BELMONT. 


San Mateo County. A post, express 
and telezraph office; distant from 
San Francisco, via Southern Pacific 
R. R., Northern Division, 25 miles, 
Noted for its handsome residences and 
lovely landscapes. 


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river, 35 miles from San Francisco; 
was at one time the capital of the 
State. It is reached by the Central 
Pacific Railroad, whose cars are trans- 
ferred across the river by the largest 
steam ferryboat in the world. It con- 
tains barracks, a convent, a college, 
and the only arsenal on the Pacific 
Coast. Its population is about 1,800. 


Altmark Solomon, clothin 


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Wheeler R, wine manufacturer 


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496 


Califorria—Benicia. 


BENICIA BREWERY, Massle & 
Gnauck proprietors 
BENIOIA PACKING 00, J Jurgensen 


resident, Charles Blank vice-presi- | HI 


ent, G H Dekau secretary 

Bishop Ira 

Bizzett William, varieties 

Blake William, hardware 

Blank Charles (Benicia Packing Co) 

Bliss T H, boarding and liquors 

Boyle James, liquors 

Brown J R & Co, leather manufacturers 

Burdick Chas W (Williams & Burdick) 

an ag Packing Co, E H Nielson supt 

Chisholm Alexander (McKay & Chis- 
holm) 

Clark W A (Wing & Clark), 

Clarken Matt, attorney end notary 
public 

Clyne James, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

COATS CHAS T (Walsh & Coats), Ist 
near Post-otlice 

Cole Thomas F, varieties 

Coleman John, liquors 

Crooks J E, agert CPRR 

Crooks J E, vice-pres Bank of Benicia 

Cushing J M, freight agt CP RR 

DALTON ALFRED JR, proprietor 
of ‘‘New Era” of Benicia 

Dalton Samuel W, liquors 

Davis Chas, contractor 

Davison Chas, plumber and gasfitter 

Dekau G H (Benicia Packing Co) 

Dennis Henry, agt CP RR 

Downs Geo W, physician 

Dugan Arthur, operator C PRR 

Dunhue John, hotel and liquors 

Durner Charles, variety and news agenc 

CIA VARIETY STORE, 

Geo W Leathe proprietor 

Ewing James, general merchandise 

Ferrin John, deputy sheriff and con- 
stable 

Fisher Joseph, meat market 

Forman W H, city treasurer 

Foreman W H, general merchandise 

Freel J B, liquors 

Gallegher Edward, boots and shoes 

Gilley & Davison (F A Gilley and Chas 
Davison), plumbin 

GNAUCK G (Massle & Gnauck), H 

Goad W F, pres Bank of Benicia 

Goodyear A, pres Water Co 

Gordon Chas, barber 

Gray S A, artist 

Gray Samuel C, real estate and insurance 
agent 

Green Semuel, boots and shoes 

Grogan James, liquors 

Hamner A, expressman 

Hamon Thomas, varieties 

Hastings Bros, real estate and insurance 


Hastings D N, pres Gas Works 

Hastings W F, justice of the peace 

Healy J H, physician 

, superintendent Benicia 
Agricultural Works 

Hopper pes fA (Mounce & Hopper) 

Houghton C B, lumber 

Innis John, tannery 

Jameson H, tailor 

Johnson J G, contractor, hay, grain, 
wood and coal 

Johnston 8, wood and coal 

Jones J W, general merchandise and 
drugs 

JURGENSEN J, Benicia Packing Co 

Kendall G F, supt Benicia Water Co 

King W B, livery stable 

Kinstrey Thomas, groceries and liquors 

Kuhland William, boots and shoes, 
clothing and liquors 

Kullman, Salz & Co, tannery, office 106 
Battery, San Francisco 

Larken William, hotel 

LEATHE G W, varietie:, underwear, 
fancy goods, cigars and tobacco, con- 
fectionery 

Lepper Oliver, boots and shoes 

Lepper Wm P, tinner 

Lynch John, attorney-at-law and notary 
public 

Manning Mrs M, varieties 

Martin Henry, Benicia Cement Mills 


MASSLE & GNAUCK (KR Massle and 


G Gnauck), Benicia Brewery, H 


MASSLE R (Massle & Gnauck), H 

McAntire R, barber 

McCamish D H, painter 

McDonell A, agt W, F & Co and post- 
master 

McEvoy Miss K, dressmaking 

McGrain J, Jersey Dairy 

Mclntyre R N, boarding-house 

McKay & Chisholm (Thomas McKay 
and Alexander Chisholm), tannery 

McKay Thomas (McKay & Chisholm) 


McKENZIE J B (McKenzie & Wat- 


McKENZIE & WATSON (J B Me- 
Kenzie and A D Watson), proprietors 
Benicia Planing Mill 

Mcleod J C, plasterer 

MELLON “HARLES, dry goods, 
fancy notions, groceries, clothing, 
gentlemen’s underwear, tobacco and 
cigars, lst near D 

Miller Mrs A E, music teacher 

Mizner L B & L, attorneys-at-law 

Moore W A, dentist 

Morris W J, harnessmaker 

Morton Captain E, steamer ‘‘Solano” 

Mounce & Hopper (John Mounce and 
Garry H Hopper), liquors 

Mounce John (Mounce & Hopper) 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., Ship Plank, all kinds, ** sso Srazcimcet” 


MULDOWNEY J R, architect, builder 
and contractor, H bet 3d and 4t 

Munson Fred, mgr Balfour, Guthrie & 
Co’s warehouse 

Newmark V, P ysician 

Newmark V N, physician 

O’Neill Mrs Mary E, varieties 

Opperman Julius, tailor 

Ormsby Mrs L G, restaurant 

Ostello J H, furniture 

PALMER £ P, secretary Benicia Agri- 
cultural Works 

Pearson Mrs J, bakery and restaurant 

Phillipson Wm D, varieties 

Phoenix Hose Co 

Raum E C, glove factory 

Redding A P, cashier Bank of Benicia 

Reeng J, propr City Hotel 

K, captain steamer ‘‘So- 


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Roskilly Joseph, liquors 

Rossen H (Benicia Packing Co) 

Rowland R W, painter 

Rueger John, liquors 

Ryan D, saloon 

Ryan John, liquors 

Ryder L A, architect 

St Augustine’s College, Bishop Winfield 

St Catherine Academy, Mother Louise 

St Mary’s Hall, L D Mansfield rector 

Sanborn L D, undertaker 

Schwerdtman H (Benicia Packing Co) 

Shippee M L, hotel 

Silva Mrs F, millinery 

Singler Rudolpn, barber 

Smith M J, blacksmith 

Solano Hotel and Livery, Mrs Julia 
Weinmann propr 

Steffen Jacob, Solano Market 


STEVENS GEORGE W, groceries 

Stevens John, liquors 

Stoddard A M, city marshal 

Stumm Mrs F J, millinery 

Stumm F J, watchmaker and jeweler 
Sullivan M H, hotei 

Sundquist E W (Benicia Packing Co) 

Sweeney Michael, hotel 


THE “NEW ERA” OF BENICIA, 
Alfred Dalton Jr propr ctor 

Thompson M L, architect 

Valeri«y Father (Catholic) 

Von Ptister P H, liquors 

Walsh Bros, painters 

WALSH & COATS (John J Walsh and 
Chas T Coats), house and sign paint- 
ers, lst near Post-oftice 

WALSH JOHN J (Walsh & Coats), Ist 
near Post-oftice 

Walsh P H, constable 

Wangenhcim Sol & Co, Benicia Mills 

WATSON A D (McKenzie & Watson) 

Weinmann F P, sec Gas Works and real 
estate and insurance agt 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, “Strect/s: F: Oregon Ach: Maplo ana Alder. 


California—Benicia—Berdan. 


Weinmann Louis, druggist and princi- 

wit, Hiyzh School 
illey Rev S H, Congregational clergy- 
man 

Williams A W (Williams & Burdick) . 

Williams & Burdick (A W Williams 
and Chas W Burdick), dry goods and 
clothing 

Williams Joseph, barber ; 

Winfield Bishop agra) 

Wing & Clark (H M Wing and W 
Clark), liquors 

Wing H M {Wing & Clark) 

Young Ladies’ cargeiva f Mrs Mary 
Atkins ‘Lynch principa : 


BENNETVILLE. 


Los ANGELES County. See Savannah. 


BENNETTVILLE. 


Mono County. A post-office. 


CURTIS C W, postmaster 
BENTON. 


Mono Country. A post and express 
office. Situated 70 miles southeast of 
Bridgeport and 40 miles from Belle- 
ville, Nevada; reached via V. & T, and 
C. & C. R, R. and stage 40 miles. 


Ashley Dan, saloon and constable 
Daniels N, justice of the peace 
Gerckens Adolph, brewer 

Kelty 1 G, saloon 

Kidd S L, blacksmith 

Krenkow John, brewer 

Lynch Mrs J, hotel 

Mack A & Co, lumber 


McNaughton S L, livery stable 
MILLNER & VER MEHR, general 


merchandise 
Nevins James, butcher 
Russell W H, livery and feed stable 
Wales James, justice of the peace 
Watterson Bros, general merchandise 
Wetherell Wm, county supervisor 


BERDAN. 


Butte County. A post-office. 


BERDAN HOUSE (The), M G Berdan 
proprietor 

BERDAN M G, proprietor Berdan 
House and postmaster 

Bonham Chas, millman 

Bonham Wn, millman 

Goss Joseph, sawyer 

Locey I H, grocer 

Taylor W 1, Durham Flour Mill 


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F. A. HILL, Superintendent, E. P. PALMER, Sccretary, 


BAKER & HAMILTON’S 


Beulcla Agriculttral Works 


MANUFACTURERS OF 


Agricultural Implements, 


Gang Plows, Road and Fie'd Single Plows, 


Iron and Wood Frame Hatrrows, Cultivators, Seed Sowers, Hay Presses, Haying ‘and Harvesting 
Machinery, Headers, Iron Farm and Freight Wagons, 


PATENT IRON GEAR SPPING WAGONS. 


Spring and Thorcughbrace Wagons of aii Kinds 


Buckboards, Barrows, Store and Warehouse Trucks, Grain Cleaners, Barley Crushers, 
Eureka Ditching and Grading Plows, Sweepstake Quartz Mills, Etc., Ete. 


Recent!y removed from San Leandroto Benicia, Cal. Formerly Sweepstake Plow 
Co. The largest and most complete Agricultural Works on the Ceast. The buiidings are over 
1600 feet in length, and have a Hope surface of 105,412 square fect, or nearly 24 acres. The 
Wharves, connected with the Works by rail, are over 600 feet in length, and have a floor surface of 
more than 40,000 square feet, including warehouse. The Machinery is, entirely new, of latest 
improved patterns throughout. With this Mammoth Establishment, and skilled mechanics in 
every departr 2nt, we are prepared to build every kind of implement tu order, and parties needing 
suggestions or assistance in perfecting inventions will have the best kind of aid and assistance, 
thereby saving time, labor, and coin. Our facilities are such as to insure rapid work and prompt 
shipments, either by rail or water, thus making a good saving for parties in the interior who order 
goods from these Works. We particularly invite correspondence from the country, and prompt 
responses will be sent to all inquiries. 

Remember that Water-Communication insures Cheap Freights. That 


DEALERS, FARMERS, AND OTHERS 


Living at, or near, the Sacramento or San Joaquin Rivers or their tributaries, can make a GREAT 
SAVING of FREIGHT by buying goods nianufactured by the BENICIA AGRICULTURAL WORKS 
cither direct or, through Messrs. BAKERK & HaMiiton, Agents, San Francisco and Sacramento. The 

‘verland Train passes between the Wharf and the Works, so that parties from the interior or from 
sun Fraucisco, will be landed at the door of the Factory, 


Wholesale and Retail Dealers, Farmers and Consumers, 


Are cordially invited to call at the Works and examine for themselves. Our line of manufacture 
embraces al! of California’s Standard make of : 


ACRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. 


To excel all in our line of manufacture in producing the best Implements, with all the latest 
practical improvements, which are peculiarly adapted to our soi) and the Pacific Coast, both in 
tilling the ground and harvestiflg the grain; producing articles which combine all that genius, 
enterprise and science can insure. A guarantee to the purchaser, and a credit to the manufacturer. 

Correspondence is invited, that we may send circulars and descriptive lists. 


ADDRESS, 


Benicia Agricultural Works, 


Or BAKER & HAMILTON, 


San Francisco and Sacramento. 


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California—Berkeley—Bernardo. 499 
St Joseph’s Presentation Convent (free), 
BERKELEY. Mother Mary Josephine Haggerty and 


(See, also, West Berkeley.) a community of seven Sisters 


ALAMEDA County. A post, express and | League J F, constable 
atic office, situated in the foot- | Terry CN, justice of peace 
hills about 8 miles from San Fran-| “THE BERKELEY ADVOCATE,” 
cisco, on the Central Pacific R. R. It| HN Marquand proprietor and pub- 
is the site of the State University and | __lisher ‘ 
several manufacturing estalishments. |The Berkeley Gymnasium Boarding 
West Berkeley lies along the bay and| School, Geo Bates propr 
East Berkeley near the foot-hills, both | ‘‘THE BERKELEYAN,”’’ published 
locations being connected with San | fortnightly by students of University 
Francisco by ferry and steam cars,| of California, Abel Whitton superin- 
afd Oakland by steam and horse cars, | tendent 
making half-hourly trips. ‘THE OCCIDENT,”’ published weekly 
by students of University of Califor- 
Acheson. John, hotel. nia, Abel Whitton superintendent 
Anderson Prof, principal Kellogg School| University of California, W 'T Reid 
Bachinan John, gardens and restaurant! pres, D © Mills treas, J H C Bonte 


Bates George, boarding-school sec, J Fiam Harris assistant sec 
Beardslee EF W, insurance and real estate) Wakeham S, painter 

agt, billiards, cigars and tobacco WHITTON ABEL, superintendent 
Bonte J H C, sec State University *¢ Occident ”’ and ‘‘ Berkeleyan ”” news- 
ane J M, clerk papers 
Chapman W Hi, town attorney Wood E F, clerk 
Comerford Rev Dr, pastor St Joseph’s) Wright J G, confectionery 


Church 
Cruy! Florimond, French laundry 


Harmon ch | Asem AXE The Berkeley Advocate 


During John, bootmaker Issued Every Saturday. 
Fisher Samuel, butcher : . 


Finke Christian, bootmaker ' Established in 1877. 

rottshall Louis, treasurer eee ; ; 

Gottshall & McClain, general merchan- Is the ony ated! eligi Ber- 
dise and agts Wells, Fargo & Co Pe ee 7 

Hahn Those, butcher 

Hilton Wm M, physician, surgeon and 
druggist 


Circulates among a population of many 
thousands, The best advertising 


. medium in this section of the 
Huston R G, hotel | country. 


wOneR ; DOreeenoeh, = ee ee oe 
Kellogg School (Public), Prof Anderson $2.00 per Annum. 


rincipal, Misses French, Davis and 
hots teachers Henry N. Marquand, Pubiisher. 


LANDERS MRS SARAH, stationery, 
confectionery, cigars and tobacco BERLIN, 
Lavigne Joseph, hotel : 
Lord C R, justice of the peace Cotusa County. A post-office on the 
Love Chas, barber California Pacific & Northern R. R., 
MACKIN JOHN, restaurant and bil- one from Williams; population 
hhards : 
MARQUAND HN, publisher “ Berk- | SCHUTZ F W, biecksmith 
eley Advocate ” WOHLFROM F A, general merchan- 


Merrill Sidney S, druggist and post-| dise and postmaster 
master : 

Monroe P, marshal and tax collector 

Morris H_ H, painter and constable BERNARDO. 

Morse R A, assessor " , a ne 

Paoleddi Mrs Catherine, coffee saloon oe es AN alt ihNegiag 28 

Reed R R & Co (R R Reed), general avn neers e 


merchandise Blue J S, watchmaker and jeweler 
Robinson Henry, dealer in real estate| GRAHAM P A(P A Graham & Co), 
and gener’! insurunce agt postmaster 


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RAHAM P A & CO, general mer- 
chandise 


Hinman W C, wagonmaker and wheel- 
wright 

Marshall Samuel, physician 

Ober Way, blacksmit 


BERRY CREEK. 


Burre County. A post-office, situated 
16 miles northeast from Oroville via 
C, P. (O. D.) & Cal. Northern; popu- 
lation 100. 


Cushman E, varieties and mining specu- 
lator 

Flinn Joel, stock farmer and piscicul- 
turist 

Galen John, hotel 

Gunn G W, inn keeper, farmer and gen- 
eral merchandise 

JOHNSON DPD, postmaster, hotel and 

eneral merchandise 

Johnson Russ, hotel, blacksmith and 
general merchandise 

4s Price E B, schoolmaster 

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Sacramento, Sign of the Town Clock. 


RAGAN G W, sheep owner, farmer, 


quartz miner and butcher 


BERRYVALE. 


Siskiyou County. A post and express 
office, 30 miles southeast of Yreka; 
population 75. ) 


af FELLOWS MRS § ©, groceries and 
ote 
Sisson J H, hotel 
Sullaway C & Co, saw-mill 


BERTHA. 


Lake County. A post-office, 
Bannister H, farmer 


DEMING THEO, Blue Lake Hotel and 
ostmaster 

Miller Jesse, farmer 

Phillips Luther, farmer 

Wambold Henry and Milton, market 

+ gardeners 

Young E R, farmer 


BETHANY. 


San Joaquin County. A post and tel- 
egraph office on the Northern and 
San Pablo & Tulare R. Rs., 7 miles 
from Tracy. 


HUTCHINGS J O, general mer- 
chandise, liquors, blacksmith, wagon- 
maker and postmaster 

Mohr John, hoi.! and blacksmith 


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BETHEL. 


Fresno County. A post-office. 


Bethel James, general merchandise 
BLANCHARD H, hotel 


BIEBER. 


Lassen County. A post and express 
office; reached via Oregon Division of 
the Central Pacific R. R. and stage 
lines; population 50. 


Andresen & Gibbins (J E Andresen 
and I W Gibbins), boot and harness- 
makers 

Babeock C Jr, barber 

N, postmaster 


BIEBER 
BIEBER N & CO, general merchan- 


ise 

Brown J A, attorney-at-law 

Brownell Bros, general merchandise 

Brownell Dewitt C, notary public, 
county assessor and attorney-at-law 

Burgett Wm, blacksmith 

Carmichael M A, saw-mill 

Camicia LS, dentist 

Dowell E, blacksmith 

FORD TP, editor ‘‘Mountain Tribune”’ 

Gibbins J T, planing-mill, carpenter and 
wagon shop 

Goerig Wm, livery stable 

Holcomb W, hote 

Jack Mrs T H, milliner 

Jainison Thos, shakemaker 

Lamburth W F, blacksmith 

McGuinness F, saw-mill 

McNemer J H, blacksmith, Hillside 
Station 

“MOUNTAIN TRIBUNE,” Thomas 
Parks Ford editor 

Page & Smith, saw-mill 

Perkiss A R, tinsmith 

Perkiss S E, cheese factory 

Powers L, hotel 

Ralls L L, liquors and justice of the 


eace 

Schoober W R, county supt of schools 
Smith M G, constable 
Susanville and Bieber Stage Line, J Tay- 

lor propr 
Swigard & Bashaw, liquors 
Swigard & Herrick, butchers 
Volcklandt J A, painter 


BIG DRY CREEK. 


Fresno County. A post-office ; popu- 
lation 70. 


Cole S H, justice of peace 
Davis L T, physician 
JENSEN FRANCISCO, postmaster 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., avotceaeses'is,,, JEWELERS, ™testeenery 


500 California—Bernardo—Big Dry Creek. 


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Nelson T P, county supervisor 
"AS, general merchandise and 
assistant postmaster 
Wintermute A A, blacksmith 


BIG GULCH. 


SacRaMENTO County. Post-office Fol- 
som. 
Lawton John, general merchandise 


BIG MEADOWS. 


Piumas County. See Prattville. 


BIG OAK FLAT. 


TuvoLUMNE County. A post and ex- 
press office, on stage road from Milton 
and Sonora to Yosemite Valley, 14 
miles southeast of Sonora, and 15 
miles east of Chinese Camp. Was at 
one time very rich in placer mines 
and quartz. Is now supported b 

- fruit growing, mining and Yosemite 
travel. 


Cavagnaro John, general merchandise 
Culbertson Geo F, winery and vineyard 
Ferreti Joseph, winery and vineyard 
er C L, carpenter 
McCarthy J W, blacksmith 
Meekin A G, cabinetmaker, carpenter 
and undertaker 
MURROW F, agt W,F & Co, post- 
master, varieties and "justice of peace 
PRIEST Wn, vine hae and winery 
HOTEL, W C Priest propr 
Seer ae ie M H, general merchandise 
Reppetto G B, bootmaker 
Wootton J ohn, saloon 


BIG OAK FLAT HILL, 


TuOLUMNE County.  Post-otlice Big 
Oak Flat. Situated one mile weéat of 
Big Oak Flat, and is the stage station 
for travel to Yosemite Valley on the 
Big Oak Flat Road. 


PRIEST W ©, hotel 
BIG PINE. 


Inyo County. A post and express 
oftice, 27 miles north of Independence; 
population 150. 


Engle & Burt, saloon 

G 8G, postmaster 

McDonald A C, blacksmith 

McDonald & Gregg, general merchandise 

Moore & McMurry (J J Moore and J W 
McMurry), general merchandise 


mery & 724 Market. 


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Shelton Jos, brewer 
Wimple A H, hotel and saloon 


BIG RIVER. 


MeEnpDoctno County. See Mendocino. 


BIG TREES. 


CaLAVERAS County. A post and tele- 

graph office, 47 miles frac Milton via 

téckton, and 33 miles northeast of 
San Andreas. 


Elias M, saloon 

Mammoth Grove Hotel, J L Sperry 
propr 

Sperry J L, hotel and postmaster 

Sperry Willard, W U T DI id a 


BIG VALLEY. 


Lake County. See Kelseyville. 


BIG VALLEY, 


Lassen County. See Bieber. 


BIGGS. 


Butre County. A post, express and 
telegraph office; is a prosperous town, 
located on the Oregon Division of the 
C. P. R. R., 73 miles from Sacra- 
mento. It depends on agriculture for 
its support. Population about 500. 


Biggs Brass Band 
BIGGS REVIEW,” Ben Goodkind 
propr 

Bredimus Fran’ saloon 

Brown & La Bois, meat market 

Bussey F B, physician 

Butler C T, undertaker 

Chandler C, saloon 

Coffman & ‘Skinner, jewelry an’ varie- 
ties 

Cohen H, general merchandise 

Davidson Sol, general merchandise and 
postmaster 

Ditzler George F, grain buyer 

Doty L W, justice of peace and notary 
public 

Doty W M, tinner 

Kichler L O, painter, glazier and paper 


hanger 

Fleming T R, lumber yard, water tanks 
and mill 

Flint J C, constable 

Foster J A, agt C P R R and Wells, 
Fargo & Oo, also insurance agt 

Gale E H, livery and. feed stable 

Geddes A M, saloon 


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Geddes Samuel Y, saloon 

GOODKIND BEN, propr Biggs ‘Re- 
view ”’ 

Grein Phillip, propr Planters’ Hotel 

Hawkins O C, physician and surgeon 

Johnson W H, barber 

Kimper F C, saddlery and harness 

Kitley F, wagonmaker 

La Point Bros & Co, general merchan- 


dise 

La Shells A F, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker é 

Manning T T, restaurant and lodging 

Marshall A, gunsmith 

Marshall Sylvester, blacksmith and 
wagonmaker 

Myers J W, contractor and builder 

Parker S W, Delta Saloon 

Planters’ Hotel, Phillip Grein propr 

Porter CH, grain buyer 

Saunders Mrs E, dressmaking 

Scott J C, liquors 

Shea John, blacksmith 

Smith G K, general merchandise 

Standley John D, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Van Fossen L, druggist and chemist 

Vinal R, bakery 

Walker J F, dentist 


BINGHAMPTON. 


So.ano County. A post-office, reached 
by stage from Dixon, 7 miles distant. 
Population 50. 

SMITH W H, postmaster, blacksmith 
and wagonmaker 

Davis Mrs E, milliner 


BIRCHVILLE, 


Nevapa County. Post-office Sweet- 
land; 36 miles from Marysville, and 
10 miles north of Nevada City. 


NEWELL GEO B, geaeral merchan- 
ise 


Sacramento, Cal. 


No. 315 J St., 


BIRD’S LANDING. 


So.ano County. A post-office near Rio 
Vista, on the Sacramento River. Pop- 
ulation 400. 


Bird John, warehouse 

Braun John, general merchandise 
Dinkelspiel A, postmaster 

Dinkelepiel M & A, general merchandise 
Fix James, blacksmith 

Galbraith James, justice of the peace 
Jones W C, constable 

Kalber Fred, wagonmaker 

Kennedy W T, blacksmith 


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California—Biggs-Bishop Creek. 


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Mein Robert, warehouse 
Sharine & Yolo, hotel 
Thompson B O, wheelwright 
Tompkins Ed, saloon 
Winters H HE, saloon 


BISHOP CREEK. 


Inyo County. A post and express 
office, 80 miles from Belleville, Nev., 
and 45 miles northwest of Independ- 
ence. Population 175. 


Blazer & Dunn, blacksmiths 

BRIGGS A K, general merchandise 

Brooks R Fred, Yankee notions and 
cigars 

Brown Mrs J 8, milliner 

Bulpit J H, general merchandise 

Bullpit J L, general merchandise 

Burden & Van Epps, general merchandise 

Clark Rev Andrew, clergyman (Baptist) 

Clarke John, livery stable 

Case Rev Leander, clergyman (Metho- 
dist) 

Davis George, tailor 

Drake Geo L, hotel and constable 

Drake Mrs S E, hotel 

Dungan & Blair, tlour-mill 

Elkeles & Lasky, general merchandise 

Forman Sol, butcher 

Freeman A C, assayer 

Gerrish Mrs R A, milliner 

Gill Geo M, attorney-at-law 

Hollenbeck Chas, deputy sheriff 

Horton J M, saloon 

Howell H H, physician 

Hutchins W § saloon 

Kepper Mrs, restaurant 

Lasky & Elkeles, general merchandise 

Mallory E, general merchandise 

Martin 8, saloon 

McDonald & Clarke, blacksmiths and 
wagonmakers 

MeVicar ©, watchmaker and jeweler 

Merithew W O, carpenter 

Middleton 8 A, physician and surgeon 

Munzinger & Philleppay, brewery — 

Murphy A J, saloon 

Nims Rev Warren, clergyman (Metho- 
dist) 

Peeler Barna, butcher 

Rediker H F, harnessmaker and saddler © 

Smith A L, photographer : 

Sneden S G, general merchandise and = 
postmaster 

Spencer A, general merchan lise 

Stevens Geo, hardware, tinware and 
stoves 

STOUTENBOROUGH J H, general 
merchandise and agent Wells, Fargo 
& Co 

Sugden S G, grocer 

Swearingen J B, hotel 


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Vicar C M, watchmaker 

Wainright C ©, physician and surgeon 
Wainwright C C, harness 

Wanacott & Elder, wagonmakers 


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Willis Rev F M, clergyman (Methodist) 
YANCY IP, assistant postmaster 
Zimmerman ——, bootmaker 


BITTER WATER. 


San Benito County. A _ post-office. 


SMALL R H, postmaster 
BLACK BEAR. 


Siskiyou County. A post-office; pop- 
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Contra Costa County. Post, express 
and telegraph office; near Mount Di- 
ablo, 1 mile from Cornwall. 


Baltz Antone, liquors 


BARGOIN P, agt W, F & Co, and 
supt Black Diamond Coal Co R R 


Booth S & Co, salmon cannery 
Cornwall A W, telegraph operator 

e| Delmonte F, boat builder 
Gurnello G, saloon 


pS Hadley A A, fruits 
Junto Roscoe, boat builder 
King, Morse & Co, salmon cannery 
Millini G, liquors ¢ 

Rany Bros, groceries 

ce Rany Sheldon, postmaster 

Rogers Thos, liquors 

Sendermar A, groceries 

Van Dorn Henry, carpenter 

End Wilhams Joseph, blacksmith 


; BLACK POINT. 


Marin County. A post-office. 


Bardell G, dentist 
De Long F C (owner Novato Ranch) 
v=) Ferris J C (owner Novato Meadows) 
Haydon & McDonald, general merchan- 
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©] McDonald G, hotel 
3 | McKenna Peter, blacksmith 


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White M H, blacksmith and wagon-| Yoto County. A post, express and 


Orten H, carpenter 
Pacheco Jose Ramon, saloon 
Scown Mrs A G, groceries 


BLACK’S. 
telegraph office on the California Pa- 


cific and Northern Railway, 11 miles 
from Woodland. 


Amick Wn, hotel and stable 

Blodgett F, wagonmaker 

CLOWE & HOWARD, general mer- 
chandise 

Davidson R, general merchandise 

erie A, agt N R & W U Telegraph 


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Dill Henry, blacksmith 

Dillon ——, physician 

Holloway Arch, saloon 

Huston R M, agt W, F & Co 

Marzolf Jacob, saloon 

Murphy J H, blacksmith 

Proctor M J, saloon 

Reede Davidson, general merchandise 

Sandrock Wn, blacksmith 

Smart C H, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 


BLANCO. 


Monterey County. A post-office. 


Faneuf E R, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 


LOUIS CHARLES, general merchan- 


dise 


BLOCKSBURG. 


Hvumpoutpt County. A post-office on the 
Cloverdale and Eureka Stage Road, 
75 miles fiom the latter place. It 
depends chietly upon its large stock in- 
terests for support. Population 200. 


BLOCKBURGER B, general merchan- 
ise 

Blockburger C, harnessmaker 

Boggs L W, justice of the peace and 
ruggist 

Charles G W, stockraiser 

Cooper & Crabtree, saloon 

Cooper & Guinan, livery stable 

GEORGESON fF, postmaster, clerk and 

bookkeeper 

Grady Johnny, saloon 

Hale ~ J, farmer 

Hamann Peter, butcher 

Helmke F, general merchandise 

Hope Victor, blacksmith 

Lewett F A, physician 

Loveland Mrs, music teacher 

Loveland S, bootmaker 


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McLean A, hotel 

O’Connor D L, barber and constable 
Renfro D K, saloon 

Slater J W, groceries and saloon 
‘Ticknor H H, hotel 


BLOOMFIELD. 


Sonoma County, A post, express and 
telegraph office. 
250, and is 18 miles 
Santa Rosa. 
is located is strictly agricultural. 


southwest of 


Baker B, farmer 

Cannon J P, saloon 

Clark D M, farmer 

Dodson George, farmer 

Eastman & Parks, millers 
Edminster J L, farmer 

Farnsworth C C, harness 

Gregory G W, agt Wells, Fargo & Co 
Jones Rev C P (Methodist) 

Judson Frank, farmer 

KNAPP A H, general merchandise 
Knapp C H, wagonmaker 

Kufel I & Co, saloon 

Lefebvre O M, hotel 

Linebaugh John, farmer 

Mills G B, bootmaker 

Oliver & Mooney, blacksmiths 
Palmer C H, farmer 

Parks A H & Sons, blacksmiths 
Stillwell V, butcher 


315 J St., Sacramento. 


BLOOMFIELD FARM. 


Post-office 


Santa Ciara County. 
Gilroy. 


Bloomfield Farm, Miller & Lux proprs 
Getchell W A, supt Bloomfield Farm 
Merritt Chas Z, bookkeeper Bloomfield 


Farm 
Miller & Lux (Henry Miller and Chas 
Lux), proprs Bloomfield Farm 


BLUE CANYON. 


Puacer County. A post, express and 
telegraph oitice on the Central Pacific 
R. R., 42 miles east of Auburn. 


HIGGINS CHAS (C, postmaster 
cs ee S C, hotel and general merchan- 
ise 
Bae J B, agt Central Pacific R R and 
ells, Fargo & Co 
Peterman Mrs S A, hotel and general 
merchandise 


H. WACHHORST ° Sits Gert y oriweny siemens 


Sterling Silverware 
op and Freach Clocks, 


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BLUE LAKE. 


Humpoipt County. <A | pati 18 
miles from Ukiah, 12 miles from Lake- 
rt, and 8 miles from Upyes Lake. 
The two lower lakes are each about a 
half mile in length, the upper one two 
miles. No bottom has been found in 
the center, and they contain any 
amouné of fish of all varieties. 


Has a population of | CHAXTIN CLEMENT, general mer- 


chandise, postmaster and hotel 


The country in which it | Crogen Barny, butcher and stock-raiser 
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D DORE, hotel 
Deny James, tan-bark mill 
Dorr Geo, blacksmith 

Farmers P, chain manufacturer 
Pouleur B, justice of the peace 
Randle E, green grocer 


BLUE LAKES. 
Post-office Bertha. 


Bannister H, farmer 

DEMING THEO, propr Blue Lakes 
Hotel 

Mendenhall Joseph, farmer 

Miller Issac, farmer and sheep raiser 

Miller Jesse, farmer 

Phillips Luther, farmer 

Young E R, farmer 

Walmbold Henry, gardener 

Walmbold Milton, gardener 


BOCA. 


Nevapa County. Is a post, express 
and telegraph office on the C P RR, 
8 miles from Truckee; population 150. 


Boca Brewery Co, W H Hesse supt 

BOCA ICE CO, D D Whitbeck supt 

Boca Mill Co, planing and saw-mill and 
general merchandise, D D Whitbeck 
supt 

Doan W, pestmaster and notary public 

Hoehn J, supt Summit Ice Co, residence 
Sacramento 

Kornmayer Joseph, hotel 

Lanyon J H, agt CP R R and W U Tel 
Co 

Logan J V, saloon and billiards 

Lonkey & Smith, proprs Banner Saw- 
mill and Prosser Creek mill, lumber 

Martin N, mgr Pacific Lumber and 
Wood Co 

McDonald James, boarding 

McIntosh W A, butcher 

Pacific Lumber and Wood Co, N Martin 
manager 

Summit Ice Co, wholesale dealers in ice, 

J Hoehn supt 


LAKE County. 


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BODEGA. 


Sonoma County. See Smith’s Ranch. 


BODEGA CORNERS. 


Sonoma County. See Smith’s Ranch. 


BODIE. 


Mono County. 475 miles from San 
Francisco by railroad and stage. Pop- 
ulation about 3,500. 


Bodie | ving pases through the 
excitement generally attending the com- 
mencement of a mining town, has set- 
tled down to a true business basis, and 
although its population is less than half 
of its number two years ago, there are 
no surplus population and every one has 
work or business to do, and hence busi- 
ness is good, people hopeful and the gen- 
eral outlook is good. There are three 
dividend. paying mines now in operation 
and others which give evideace of soon be- 
ing added to those already paying hand- 
some dividends. Standard up to August, 
1882, has paid sixty-two dividends, 
aggregating $3,900,000. Bodie Mine has 
declared seventeen dividends, amount- 
ing to $1,225,000. The Bulwer has 
declared nine dividends, amounting to 
$90,000, Total, $5,215,000. We regard 
Bodie as destined to continue a perma- 
nevt and prosperous mining town. It 
contains two churches, Catholic and 
Methodist, and one good school building; 
also two daily papers. 


Adams Herman, tailor, Main 

Albars John, blacksmith, Main 

ALDRIDGE R M, (Peters & Aldridge), 
Main 

Alexander & Anderson (J H Alexander 
and W W Anderson), barbers, 58 Main 

Alexander J H (Alexander & Anderson), 
58 Main 

Altschul Charles (Siegel & Co), Main 

Anderson Clarence L, civil engineer and 
mining surveyor, Main 

Anderson Mrs Eliza J, dressmaker, 
Main 

Anderson Joseph N, cigars and tobacco, 
28 Main 

Anderson W W (Alexander & Anderson), 

| 58 Main 


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ANDREWS FRED, carriage and sign 
painter, Main 

Angell Miss Julia N, teacher Grammar 
chool, Green 

Atlee Wm A, agt Wells, Fargo & Co, 


Main 

Barton Robert, president Mono County 
Bank, Main 

Baule Nick, livery and sale stables 

Beggs Miss Jennie M, dressmaker and 
millinery, Main 

Berliner Mrs E, lodging-house, Main 

ae Mrs L J (Kings & Bennett), 

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Bennett P W, (Bennett & Reddy) 

Bennett & Reddy (P W Bennett and 
Patrick Reddy), attorneys-at-law 

Bennetts John, 'arole Eating House 

Berryman John, restaurant, Main 

Bodie and Benton R R Co, Thos Holt 
supt, Depot 

Bodie and Bridgeport Stages, Wm H 
Fairfield propr 

Bodie Con Mining Co, H A Whiting 


Opt Main 

“BODIE EVENING MINER” John 
J Curry and O E Jones proprietors 
and editors, Main 

Bodie Lodge, No 143, A O U W, Joseph 
J Falkinhata sec, Main 

Bodie and Lundy Stage Line, C F 
Hector propr 

Bodie Tunnel Mining Co, Thomas Buck- 
ley supt, Main 

Bodie Water Co, George Gilson pres, T | 7: 
A Read sec and supt, Main 

BONE ANDREW, bootmaker, Main 

Bone Harvey, general merchandise and 
feed and hay yard, Main 

Borley Nicholas, livery stable, Main 

Botcher A (Botcher & Puouft), Main 

Botcher & Puouff (A Botcher and Peter 
Puouff), saloon, Main 

Boucher & Pluff, saloon 

Bowker Mrs Harriet E, lodging-house, 
Mill 

Boyd N W, propr Grand Central Hotel, 
Main 

Brophy John E, auction and commission 
house, Main 

Brown Josizh, hotel, Green 

Brown T J, barber, Main 

Brunet Remi, saloon, Main 

Buckley Thomas, supt Bodie Tunnel 
Mining Co, Main 

CALDWELI: & FALKINHAM (J A 
Caldwell and J J Falkinham), cigars, 
tobacco and billiard hall, Main 

CALDWELL J A (Caldwell & Falkin- 
ham), Main 

Carion Mrs Marion, brewery and sa- 
loon, Main 

Cassin Rev J M, pastor Catholic Church, 
cor Wood and Lowe 


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School, Green 
Chamberlain E F, sec Chapter No 55, 
F & AM, and recorder Commandry 
No 15, cor Main and King 
Clark Barney, saloon, Main 
CLEVELAND EDWARD RB (0:- 
borne & Cleveland), cor Mono and Mill 
Crocker W G (Eggleston & Crocker), 
Main 
Pie ey Miss Mary, 


ain 

Curry John J & Co (John J Curry and 
Orlando E Jones), editors and propri- 
etors ‘‘Bodie Evening Miner” 

“DAILY FREE PRESS,” H Z 0s- 
borne and E KR Cleveland proprietors 
cor Mono and Mill 

Davison & Co, propra Pioneer Brewery, 
Green 

DAWE W H, Mono Brewery, Main 

Deal D L, physician 

De La Matyr Rev J H (Methodist) 

Domeniconi G, groceries, Main 

DRAKE F V, attorney and counselor- 
at-law 

in ee B (Eggleston & Crocker), 


lodging-house, 


315 J Street, Sacraments, Oak 


ain 

Eggleston & Crocker (B Eggleston and 
W G Crocker), groceries, Maia 

Fairfic!d’s Bodie and Bridgeport Stage 


Line 

FALKINHAM J J (Caldwell & Falk. 
inham), Main 

Fitzgerald Eugene, agt Western Union 
Telegraph Co, Main 

Fort J B, cigars and tobacco, Main 

Foster C W & Co, chop stand 

Friedlander Gustave, tailor, Main 

GADIN JOHN B, saloon and bowling 
alley, 146 and 148 Main 

Gallagher Patrick, saloon, Main 

Gensler S, agt gents’ furnishing goods, 
Main 

Gibson Edwin F, fruits and pr.duce, 
Main 

Gill Frank C, barber, Main 

Gillespie M M, books and stationery 

Gillson George, general merchandise, 
stock and money broker, and pres 
Bodie Water Co, Main 

Goodall James E, register U S Land 
Office and attorney-at-law, Main 

Goodshaw Mining Co, Thomas Buckley 


supt, Main 
GOHEVIN JOHN, city express, Green 
Grand Ceutral Hotel, N W Boyd propr, 
Main 
Hakes O F, attorney and counselor-at- 


law 
HARRELL JOHN R, Hanak Lodging- 
ouse 
Hastings H F, cashier the Mono County 
Bank, Main . 


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Chadwick Alvin M, principal Grammar] HEILSHORN JOHN H, saloon, Main 


Henseleit Fred, tailor, Main 
HIRSCHBERG L, Rosedale Saloon, 
ain 

Hoerchner Henry OC, saloon, 32 Main 

Hoffmann A, I and C (C Hoffmann & 
Bros), Main 

Hoffmann C & Bros (A, I and C Hoff- 
mann), dry econ Main 

Hogan Patrick, propr Nevada Hotel, 
Main 

Holland J G, upholaterer and paper 
hanger 

Holland Mrs Kate, laundry, Main 

Hollander Leo, jewelry, watches and 
silverware, Main 


HOLMES RAYMOND, postmaster, 
Main 
JOHN J CURRY & CO, pnblishers 


‘Bodie Evening Miner,” Main 

Johns Mrs Thomas J, millinery and 
dressmaking, Main 

Johnson S, tailor, Main 

Johnson Mrs W A, lodging-house, Main 

Jones O E (John J Curry & Co), Main 

Kelly Charles H, furniture and under- 
taker, Main 

Kerz Anthony, saloon, Main 

Kilgore Charles H, meat market, Main 

Kilpatrick A (Wells & Kilpatrick), 
Main 

Kings & Bennett (Frank Kings and Mrs 
L J Bennett), proprs Mono Lodging- 
house, Mills 

Kings Frank (Kings & Bennett), Mille 

Kingsley Joseph W, livery stable 

Kirschbreun f and L (Kirschbraun & 
Son), Main 

Kirschbravn & Son (E and L Kirsch- 
braun), general merchandise, Main 

Knapp F ¥, saloon, Bonanza 

Koppel Manuel (Koppel ‘& Platt), Main 

Koppel & Platt (M Koppel and Joseph 
Platt), gents’ furnishing goods, Main 

Kuhlmann Bros (Charles and W P 
Kuhlmann), cigars and tobacco, Main 

Kuhlmann Charles (Kuhlmann Bros), 
Main 

Kuhlmann W P, druggist, Main 

Lafee Alfred, saloon, Main 

Leggan Patrick, saloon, 30 Main 
IEMAN J H, fruits and produce, 
Main 

Love Robert K, furniture, Main 

LUHRS N C(Wheaton & Luhrs), Main 

LUTHER T M & CO (T M Luther 
and J M Whitehill), assayers 

LUTHER T M, (T M Luther & Co), 
Main ' 

Lyons Thomas H, saloon, Main i 
acartney George, district mining re- 
corder, Main 

Mails Elizabeth, rag carpet weaving 


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MAISON DOREE RESTAURANT, 
Dominic Tubino proprietor, Main - 

Mann & Graney, restaurant 

Marks M & Co(M Marks), wholesale 
liquors, Main 

Marks M (M Marks & Co), Main 

McCONNELL MRS ELIZABETH, 
proprietor Occidental Hotel 

McDermott Joseph, saloon 

McElroy Timothy, gun and locksmith, 
Main 

McKown A H, tinshop, 

McLAUGHLIN J, bootmaker, Main 

McMullen Archie, Miners’ Union, Main 

McNaughton Mrs James A, lodging- 


house, Main 

McSWEEN MALCOM, 
Windsor Hutel, Main 

Merchants’ Commercial Protective 
and Collection Agency, F P Willard 
mgr 

Miller Mrs Louisa, dressmaker, Main 

Miller George (Mille: & Wilms), Main 

ER & WILMS (George Miller 

and Henry Wilms), bakery and res- 
taurant, Main 

Mills William, sec Lodge vo 252, F & 
A M, cor Main and King 

Mono Lodge, No 59, K of P, A E Me- 
Millan sec, Main 

Moore S W, notary public, Main 

MORALES JOHN (Morales & Reddy), 


RALES & REDDY (John Morales 
and E A Reddy), Parole Saloon, 26 
Main 

Neblett W N H, Golden Palace Barbex 

Shop, Main 

Nevada Hotel, P Hogan propr, Main 

Newland J S, dentist, Main 

Newman Thomas, justice of the jeace 
and notary public 

Norton Mrs, lodging-house, Main 

Oaks Mrs John, lodging-house, Green 

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, Mrs Elizabeth 
McConnell proprietor 

O’Don.ell Mra Sarah, lodging-house, 
Main 

O'Neill John, tailor, Main 

OSBORNE & CLEVELAND (H Z 
Osborne and E R Cleveland), propre. 
tors ‘Daily Free Press,’’ cor Mono 
and Mill 


proprietor 


ENRY Z (Osborne & 
Cleveland), cor Mono and Mill 
Owen Frank, counselor and attorney- 
at-law 
Owens J A, real estate agt, Main 
Parr T D, sec 10 O F, Main 
Pascoe & Dawe, brewery 
Pattie John, constable 
and feed yard 


Penter George W, ha 
PERRY MRS’ J bhasithg: 


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Perterson R L, ALDRIDGE’ Main 
PETERS & ALDRIDGE (J J Peters 
and R M Aldridge), saloon, Main 

PETERS J 5 (Peters & Aldridge), 
ain 

Phiegar A M, justice of the peace, Main 

Platt Joseph (Koppel & Platt), Main 

Roberts John H, constable, Main 

we err Publico Lodge, No 346, 1 OG 
» Main 


‘ Puouff Peter (Botcher & Puouff), Main 


Ray Miss Georgia, teacher Grammar 
School 

Raymond Augustus C, harness and sad- 
dlemaker 

Read F A, sec and supt Bodie Water Co, 


Main 

REDDY E A (Morales & Reddy), 26 

ain 

Reddy Patrick (Bennett & Reddy), Main 

Reinstein O (Reirstein & Wolf), Main 

Reinstein & Woif (O Reinstein and M 
P Wolf), clothing, boots and shoes, 
Main 

Richardson Charles A, saloon, Main 

Rogers William H, physician und sur- 
geon, Main 

Rowse Joseph, saloon, Main 

Ruden Adolph, piano and organ tuner 
and repairer 

Ryan & Radcliffe (S Ryan and Charley 
Radclitfe), saloon 

Ryan Wm B, boarding-house 

SALISBURY N J, boots and shoes 

Scherer Michael, saloon, Standard ave 

Schroartz Miss Henrietta, dry goods, 
Main 

Schwartz M, clothing, Main 

Schweiger E, bootmaker, Main 

Scully James, Cabinet Saloou, Main 

Seiler August, saloon, Main 

SESTON L C, agt US stage line from 
Bodie to Hawthorne, Main 

Shafer Mrs S A, Champion Hotel, Main 

Siegel & Co (S Siegel and Charles Alt- 
schul, cigars and tobacco, Main 

Siegel Sigmund (Siegel & Co), Main 

SIMMONS R &, saloon, Main 

Smith Mrs Emma J, boarding-house, 
Green 

SMITH MISS JENNIE, lodging- 
house, Main 

Snyder L N, agt Life Insurance and 

farriage Kndowment 

Soderling August, assayer 

Soull es, saloon 

Sp vile George W, constable, Main 

Standard Mining Co, Wm Irwin supt, 
Standard ave 

Stevens T A, attorney, Main 

Stewart Alexander B, druggist, Main 

Stinson R T, upholsterer & fe eres 

STRU FRAN » photo- 
grapher 


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California—Bodie. 


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Sullivan C W, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker, mill and mining work 
Summers J N, meat market, Main 
Sutton Mrs Annie, serge er hiarane, Main 
Syndicate Mining Co, K Colcord 
supt, Main 
Taylor B R, supt Noonday Mill and 
ining Co 
TAYLOR MRS P B, Cosmopolitan 
Hotel, Main 
Teloar Mrs Johanna, lodging-house, Mill 
The Mono County Bank, Robert Barton 
pres, H F Hastings cashier, Main 
Tioga Mining Co, Charles Goulding 
t, Main 
PETER, saloon, Main 
TQWER PLINEY, Occidental Saloon, 
ain 
bh Pe L E, attorney and counselor-at- 
aw 
MINTC, propr Maison 
Dorée Restaurant and Saloon, Main 
US Bakery and Chop Stand, Wilms & 
Miller proprs 
Upton E V, real estate and collecting 
agt 
Van Voorhies R J, druggist, Main 
Van Zandt John W, physician and sur- 


geon 
Vasey M K, blacksmith, Mill 
Wagner Jacob, saloon, Main 
Wagner John, saloon and restaurant, 


ain 
Walheim P, bootmaker, Main 


Walker D, physician, Main 
WARREN WS & J H, city meat 


market, Main 

Warrington Rev F M, pastor M E 
Church, cor Green and Fuller 

Weber Fred, blacksmith and wagon- 


maker 
“WEEKLY STANDARD NEWS,” 
H Z Osborne and E R Cleveland 
roprs, cor Mono and Mill 
Welle J (Wells & Kilpatrick), Main 
Wells & Kilpatrick (J Wells and A Kil- 
atrick), foundry and machine shop, 


ain 

West Charles H, hardware and general 
merchandise, Main 

TON GEORGE H (Wheaton 

& Luhrs), Main 

WHEATON & LUHRS G H 
Wheaton and N C Luhrs), general 
merchandise and agents California 
Powder Co, Main 

*"Vhite Mrs C A, lodging-house, Main 
(/HITEHILL J M (TM Luther & 
Co), Main 


Willard Frank P, notary public and in- 
surance agt, Main 
N MISS MATTIE, 
dressmaking, Main 
Wilms Henry (Miller & Wilms), Main 
W R HOUSE, Malcolm Mc- 
Sween, Main 
Wolf M P (Reinstein & Wolf), Main 
Wright Henry E, druggist, Main 


BODIE’S LIVE PAPERS. 


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Weekly Standard-News. 


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has 4 general circulation in these counties. It is the official organ of Mono, and 
has a large circulation. 

The WEEKLY StraNDARD-NEws is published on Wednesday of each week, 
and contains all the news of the week carefully selected and arranged. Those 
who wish to keep thoroughly posted on the mining operations of Mono County 
should subscribe for either the Datrty Free Press or WEEKLY STANDARD-NEWS. 


Terms; Daily, 810 per year. 86 for six months. #3 for three months. 


The Weekly is mailed post paid for 85 per year, in advance. 
@3 for six months, 


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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. 


THIS HOTEL CONTAINS 


_ Thirty-two Well Ventilated Sleeping Rooms. 


The Table is always Supplied with the Best in the Market, and Everything 
about the Hotel is First-Class in all Respects, 


Terms; $1.50 to $2.50 per Day, Board, 88.00 per Week. 


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N. S. Stage Company’s Stages Arrive at and Leave from Door of this House. 
Opposite Post Office, Main St., Bodie, Cal. 


Malcom McSween, - - - -~ = Proprietor. 


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Crandell W O L, justice of the peace 
BOGUS. | Cottingham R T, stage and express line 


Siskryou County. A post-office; popu-| Eistin ——, physician 
lation about 150. SN John, poultry 
Eskoot A D, poultry 
McCLINTOCK WK, postmaster Feeney F W, notary public 
—_—— eey Matthew, sooney 
Friend J G, constable 
BOLINAS. Garzoli Dan, dairy 
Marin County. A post-office, 8 miles| ena22i Thos, dairy 
from Olema and 30 miles southwest of| Gerratt Tom, saloon 
San Rafael. Gibson H B, stage line : 
Gibson J C, general merchandise 
Alexander Rev M H, Methodist clergy-| Hodson George, farmer 
man Ingerman A, dairy 
Anderson Peter, captain schooner Espi-| Ingram R, farmer 
nos Jvhnson Thos, shipbuilder and captain 
Andrews D O, layman U S Life-Boat Station 
Bailie R D, farmer Lauff C A, dairy 
Betten Henry, dairyman McCoy John, dairy 
Bieones Pablo, physician McCurdy Sam, farm and lumber 
Biesley John, dairy McGovern 8, farmer 
Bonetti R, dairy ; McKennen Hugh, poultry 
Bowen P L, dairy McMullen D, farmer and lumber 
Brown John, captain schooner Adeline| Morse B G, dairy 
BURGE GEO, hotel Morse: J H, poultry 
Carter John, dairy Nott A B, dairy 
Clark Samuel, justice of the peace and| Nott Leonard, constable 
farmer Pedrotti James, dairy 
Cleveland Rev J J, clergyman M E| Pedrotti M, dairy 
Church Petar C, dairy 


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510 California—Bolinas-Brady’s Ranch. 


Clifford OC, groceries 

Crediford W 8S, carpenter 

Dennisen Geo, hote 

Dexter L W, planing-mill 

Elliott J, hotel 

Harmon O K, saw-mill 

Newell F W, blacksmith 

Pascal & Potter, blacksmiths and wheel- 
wrights 

Peery J A, shingle-mill 

Peery.J W, saw-mill 

PERKINS J §, general merchandise 
and postmaster 

Rambo © 4, general merchandise 

Taylor J, uotel 


BOULDIN ISLAND. 


San Joaquin County. A post-office, 

Bagge T, farmer 

Billings W H, farmer 

Campbell A B, farmer 

Cathers Thomas, farmer 

Eggerling H, farmer 

Hahn C & B, farmer 

Holaber P, farmer 

McLachlan Wm, farmer 

Pratt E L, farmer 

Schultz F, farmer 

Schultz L, farmer 

Servson John, farmer 

Shelbey Albert, blacksmith 

Sykora Wm, farmer 

Voorman H, farmer 

Watson C F, farmer 

Wrobioff Henry, general merchandise 
and postmaster 


BOURNE’S LANDING. 


MENDOCINO County. See Gualala. 


BOWER CAVE. 


Mariposa Country. Post-office Coulter- 
ville; 16 miles north from Coulter- 
ville, A large, natural cave in the 
limestone rocks. 

Drulard M, lime kiln 

Pichart Louis, hotel 


BRADFORD'S. 


Lake County. Situated 31 miles from 
Lakeport. 


BRADFORD MRS I, hotel 


BRADY'S RANCH. 


Randall R L, dairy 
Sayers Frank, farmer 
Simpso.. Geo, poultry 
Steele A, farmer 
Stinson N H, dairy 
Strain E, dairy 
Strain Henry, dairy 
Strain Robert, dairy 
Stuart John, farmer 
Tomassi Noah, dairy 
Weeks S P, farmer and poultry 
Wheeler T S, poultry 
Wilkins W WwW dairy 


BONANZA SPRINGS, 


WAKE County. Post-office Lower Lake. 
2 miles from Adams Springs, and 6 
miles from Lower Lake. 


Fern H, propr Bonanza Springs 


BOONVILLE. 


MENDocINO County. A post-office, 25 
miles from Ukiah, the county seat. 


HUNT & DILLINGHAM. general 
merchandise 

Rupe D (, blacksmith and wagonmaker 

Stapp J N, hotel and saloon 


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Fresno County, A post, express and 
arent office on the line of the S. P. 
R. R., 19 miles from Fresno; popula- 
tion 400. 


Aguirra P, butcher 
Hope & Edwards, blacksmiths 
Levy H, general merchandise 
Lewin Steve, constable 
Lively J H, hotel 
ASSE NATHAN, general mer- 


chandise 
Walters Edward, saloon 


BOSTON RANCH. 


Butre County. Post-office Oroville. 
See Hurleton. 


BOSTON RAVINE. 


Nevapa County. See Grass Valley. 


BOULDER CREEK. 


Sanra Cruz County. A post-office, 15 
miles north of Santa Cruz. : : ; 
Baldwin A J, saloon Yusa County. Post-oftice Smartsville. 


Chase S H & Co, saw-mill BRADY JOHN, saloon 


PRISON CELLS, *Sase‘asin street, oe.” CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


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CONKLIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST.,S.F. 


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BRANDY CITY. 


Sierra Country. Post-office Campton 
ville; 12 miles west of Downieville, 


BAVOUSET G, gencral merchandise 
Kendall Geo, expressman 
Kramer Geo, hotel and livery 


BRENTWOOD. 


Contra Cosra County. A post, ex- 
ress and telegraph office 27 miles 
rom Martinez, on the Northern R. R. 

and San Pablo and Tulare R. R. 


AMBERG JOSEPH, proprietor Brent- 
mh 

acigalupi L, liquors 
BRENT W00 

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maker 


CAREY & DAVIS (J F Carey and S P 


Davis), blacksmiths and wagonmakers| Mott ‘ 
REYNOLDS R, propr Grant Hotel 
Sanders D W, Brentwood Meat Market 


CAREY J F (Carey & Davis) 
Carey J E W, justice of the peace 


TABROOK OC R, agent Central 
acific R R and Wells, Fargo & Co 
and manager Western Union Tele- 


aph Co 
GRABER N, blacksmith and wagon- 


maker, repairer of all agricultural im- 
lements, horseshoeing and general 
lacksmithin 


GRANT HOTEL, R Reynolds propri- 
etor 
GRUNAUVER LOUIS, dry and fancy 


goods, clothing, boots and shoes, hats 
and caps, groceries, hardware, tin- 
ware, crockery, liquors, drugs, oils 
paints, cigars and tobacco, general 
merchandise, wool and grain and 
postmaster 


Lieber L, general merchandise 


D HOTEL, Joseph Am- McCABE FRANK, (McCabe and 


anders) 


CH AUGUST, harness- McCABE & SANDERS (Frank Mc- 


Cabe and W F Sanders), general mer- 
chandise 


H V, physician 


Carleston Andrew J, proprietor Grant| SANDERS W F, (McCabe & Sanders) 


Hotel 


DAVIS § P (Carey & Davis) 
Diefenbach A, butc er 


Walker W A, carpenter 
Winning Rev E A, clergyman, (Metho- 


dist) 


McCABE & SANDERS, 


Dealers in 


Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots 2 Shoes, Hats? Caps 


HARDWARE, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, 
CUTLERY, ETC, 
BREWIWOoD, CAD, 


BRIDGEPORT. 


Co.usa County. See Sycamore. 


BRIDGEPORT. 


MeENpDocINO County. See Miller. 


Allen Andrew d, hotel 

Anton C B, constable 

mare Rev O L, clergyman (Metho- 
dist) 

“BRIDGEPORT CHRONICLE 
UNION,” (weekly, RM & AC 
Folger 

Briggs R M, superior judge 

BROWN JOE A, general merchandise 

Bryant A F, general merchandise 

Butler F, justice of the peace 

Chapman Robert, painter, glazier and 
paperhanger 

Davies T W W, county attorney 

Deal D L, coroner and public adminis- 
trator 

FOLGER A CG, “Bridgeport Chronicle 


Union” 


BRIDGEPORT. 


Mono County. A post, express and 
telegraph office and the county seat. 
A thriving little town, situated in the 
‘* Big Meadows,” a valley of about 
four miles circuit, producing hay and 
grain, and pasturing a great number 
of cattle. The population of the town 
is about 500, with a splendid Court 
House, costing $30,000, aud a hand-| FOLGER R M, ‘‘Bridgeport Chronicle 
some school building. Bridgeport is} Union” 
now reached by stage from Bodie.| Gahen E, livery stable 
Altitude about 7,000 feet above sea! Greeley J L, atty and counselor-at-law 
level. Gurney E, butcher 


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sole agts Forrester Submerged Pump 
Hughes P G, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 
Huntoon & Hamelton, liquors 
Kilgore Charles, vropr Union Market 
Leavitt H L, hotel 
Loose Wm A, county supervisor and 
saloon 
McUlenand Mrs, seamstress 
McKinnon A C, deputy county clerk 
McKinnon Mrs A C, milliner 
McNamara Thos, livery stable 
McNamara & Trask, livery and feed 
stables 
McQuai! John A, attorney-at-law 
Miller Bex. H, county clerk, auditor and 
recorder 
Miner Richards, attorney and counse!or- 
at-law and district attorney 
NEGA JC, attorney-at-law 
NEVADA & CALIFORNIA TELE- 
GRAPH CO, J E Haines operator 
Parker Win O, attorney-at-Jaw 
Porter G, leadcr of band 
SHOWERS JAMES, sheriff 
Sinclair Mrs C, drugs 
Sinclair C, druggist and physician 
Stanton W H, liquors 
Strowbridge & Richardson, saloon 
Sullivan Mrs C W, county supt schools 
Summers J N, stock raiser 
SummersG M & J F, physicians and 
surgeons 
Tinkum Z B, county treas 
TOWLE J W, under-sheriff 
Towle & Richardson, liquors 
Wedertz L E, general merchandise 
Welch John J, county assessor 
Wetherill Wm, county supervisor 
Whitman Geo N, attorney-at-law and 
justice of peace 
“Wiggin M P, superior jndge 


BRIDGEPORT. 


Nevapa Country. Post-office French 
Corral; 12 miles west of Nevada City. 


Cole Chr, hotel 


BRIGHTON. 


SacRAMENTO County. A post and tele- 
graph office on the Western Division 
of the C. P. R. R.. 54 miles from Sac- 
ramen.to. 


Br-unan John, bootmaker 

Brighton Distillery Co, L Keseberg mgr 

Chance Silas, constable 

Clippinger D H, aat CP RR 

Dunen Edward, blacksmith 

Foster S G, justice of the peace 

Harlow Rev G W (Latter-Day Saint) 

Harlow John, carpenter 

Lockett RS, pres Distillery Co 

Manlove W S, physician 

PERKINS T C, liquors and general 
merchandise, secretary and treasurer 
Distillery Co, and postmaster 

Prosser R, wagonmaker 

Pugh S H, propr Washington Hotel and 
blacksmith 

BRONCO. . 

NEVADA County, A post, express and 
telegraph office on the C. P. R. R., 
14 miles from Truckee. 

Bronco Wood & Flume Co, A M Wickes 
ingr 

LOGAN CHAS L, postmaster, express 
and teleyraph office 


Mountain Ice Co, —— McAuley supt 
People’s Ice Co, J S Thompson supt 


BRONSON. 


TuvoLUMNE County. A post-office, 15 
miles south of Sonora; population 50. 


Crocker Henry R, hotel 
Stuart LE, saw-mill 


BROOKLYN (EAST OAK- 
LAND). 


AwAMEDA County. See Oakland. 


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TvotumNECounty. Post-vffice Sonora; 
2 miles north of Scnora, 


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BRIDGEPORT. 


Sona™ » County. See Corde iia, 


BRIDGEVILLE. | 
Humpoitpr County. A_ post-office. 
Population about 50. 
Barnum Ed B, general merchandise, 
| hotel, stable and blacksmith 
Kellev T B, hotel and general merchan- 
dise 


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CALVIN NUTTING & SON, “Workt aes ‘s ain Street au Francisca. 


Pugsley E T, saloon 


BROWN’S VALLEY. 

Yuba Country. A post-office, 12 miles 
northeast of Marysville. Vaiuabie | 
quartz lodes exist at this place, also 
soine valr.able orchards. 


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Daggett D O, justice of the peace 
Hague II, physician 

Hibbert & Burns, general merchandise 
Holmes Mrs Mary, hotel 

Robertson James, blacksmith 

Sersanous M, hote 

Smith Mrs John B, hotel 


BROWNSVILLE. 


Yusa County. <A post-office, 32 miles 
northeast of Marysville; many fine 
orehards and valuable mines are in 
the vicinity. 


Crane L 'l' & Bro, saw-mills 

Hawkins, Hawley & Co, general mer- 
chandise 

Howell Wm, hotel 

Jones Rev E 8, clergyman (Methodist) 

Knox Martin, hotel 

Morton & Emerson, butchers 

SHATTUCH ED, clerk 


Shatvuck F F, general merchandise 


BRUSH CREEK MILLS. 


Post-office Punta 


Menpocino Counry. 
Arenas, 


Felben & Savage (Thos Felben andG H 
Savage), proprs Brash Creek Mills 


FrEsNo County. <A post-office, 22 miles 
north of Fresno; 150 invhabitants. 


BANATTA FRANK, postmaster 

Brown Joseph, hotel aud general mer- 
chandise 

Holley Joha C, saloon 

SHARP ORRIN, retired merchant 

Woolcock P, black smith 


BUCKEYE. 


Suasra County. A post-office on Cen- 
tral Pacific (O. D.) RK. R., 15 miles 
from Red Blutf; 8 miles from Shasta. 


SEAMAN PORTER, general mer. | 


chaadise 


BUCKHORN. 


Los Angeus County. Post-office New- 


hall. 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgome 


Warring B F, stage station and farmer 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


Catifornia— Brown's Valley-Bullard’s Bar. 


18 & 20 Spear St., . 
San Francisco. 


513 


BUCKHORN. 


Trinity County. Post-office Lewiston. 
Leas Geo W, hotel 


BULL CREEK. 


Mariposa County. Post-office Coulter- 
va 16 miles northeast from Coulter- 
ville. 


Arni N, packer 

Black AG, general merchandise, hotel 
and farmer 

Opie James, packer 


BUCK’S RANCH. 


Piumas County. A post-office, 16 miles 
from Quincy and 28 from Oroville. 


WAGNER WM, postmaster and gen- 


eral merchandise 


BUENA VISTA. 


Amapor County. Post-office Ione; 12 


miles West of Jackson; population 
100. 


COOK MRSE A, dry good:, groceries 
and hardware 

Prichard Frank M 

Russell Richard, blacksmith, carriage- 
maker and horseshoer 


BUENA VISTA. 


Sranistaus County. Post-office Knights 
Ferry; 30 miles northeast of Modesto. 


Foster P B, saddles 

Grayson D F, hotel 

Grayson I, hotel 

Head Herbert, blacksmith 

Morse C A, wheelwright 

Norton P B, harness and saddles 

Pedrix FE, saloon 

RANDALL BENJAMIN, 
m+ rchandise 

Roberts T, toll-bridge 


BULLARD'S BAR. 


Yuba County. A. post-office, 35 miles 
from Marysville on the Camptenville 
road, 


BUSS A (, hotel 

M, postmistress 
Grove A J, saloon and store 
Gove Gardner, saloon 
Labadie L & C E, saw-mill 
Mix H G, hotel 


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BUNTINGVILLE. 


Lassen County. 
BLUM & ALEXANDER, merchan- 


ise 
Boettcher ——, blacksmith 
Glassock Tho, hotel 
Hallet I E, blacksmith 


SURDELL’S STATION. 


Marin Country.  Post-office Black 
Point; 15 miles from San Rafael. 


Abra Y, dair 

BURDELL GAULEM, dairy 
Clough Samuel, dairy 
Kelley C, carpenter 
Manktohie A, dairy 

Schlack Henry, dairy 
Shlicker F, dairy 

Tomasini Louis, dairy 


SURGETTVILLE. 


Suasra Country. A post-office, 80 miles 
from Redding, reached by stage; pop- 
ulation 50. 


Boles Alvy, blacksmith 

MOOERS J E, general merchandise and 
ostmaster 

Selvester Wm, hotel and wagonmaker 


BURNETT. 


Sanra Ciara County. See Coyote. 


BURNEY VALLEY. 


Suasta County. A post-office, 64 miles 
from Redding by stage; population 
185. 


Brauer J, livery stable 

Cornaz J, livery stable 

Crews Robert, general merchandise and 
Wells, Fargo & Co's agt 

Hulsey Jas A, blacksmith 

Pierce C W, hotel 

SMITH & DESMOND, general mer- 
chandise 


BURWOOD. 


San Joaquin County. A post-office, 10 
miles northeast of Modesto. 


MONROE I, postmaster 


BUTCHER RANCH. 


PiacerCounty. A post-office on Stony 
Hill Turnpike. Ten miles northeast of 
Auburn; population 240. 


Butler John, druggist and varieties 
Engell J F, propr Turnpike 

Gilbert James, carpenter 

Jones William, blacksmith 


MARTIN MRS JP, postmistress and 
hotel 

McKinsty E, water ditch 

Steiner Mrs R, hotel 


BUTTE CITY. 


Cotusa County.. A post and express 
office, 18 miles north of Colusa. It is 
quite a trading point of a populous 
farming community; population 75. 


Albery Bros, Butte City Hotel 
Albery J W, justice of the peace 
Crothers John, saloon 

Dashiell B, harnessmaker and saddlery 
Devore J W, physician 

Howard ( C, livery stable 
Jacobs & Stockwell, warehouse 
Jepsen John, saloon 

Kidwell D B, livery stable 
Lawson Bros, varieties 

Miller W F, postmaster 


MILLER W FRANK & CO, cen- 
eral merchandise and agents Wells, 
Fargo & Co and Western Union Tele- 
graph Co 

Murphy J & W, butchers 

O’Brien John, blacksmith 

Parker & Wills, warehouse 

Picknell Samuel, warehouse 

Spencer J S, physician 

Sturke J H, painter 

Turner & Castello, blacksmiths 

Wait W H, varieties 

Watkins D R, shoemaker and constable 

Wenk Rev R E, Methodist clergyman 

Wills W F, warehouse 


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BUTTE MEADOWS. — 


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CARTER J E, postmaster 
Cressy W E, school teacher 
Cussick Barney, Arcade Mili 
ae James, propr Butte Meadows 
ouse 
Messer W N, propr Sutton House and 
propr stage line 
Morrison John, Cascade Mill 
Tickner, Burnham & Co, Clipper Mills | 


A post-office. 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgomery Streets, S. F. 


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BUTTE VALLEY, 


Priumas County. Post-office Prattville; 
27 miles northwest of Quincy; popula- 
tion 60. 


Drake E R, saloon 
McBETH JAMES, general merchan- 
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Miller Mrs L A, hotel and general mer- 
chandise 


BUZZARDS’ ROOST. 


SHastra County. 


ENSIGN LEWIS, general merchandise 
and saloon 


BYRNE'S STORE. 


San Mareo County.  Post-office San 
Mateo; 6 miles west of San Mateo. 


FITZGERALD T, saloon 


BYRON. 


Contra Costa County. A post, ex- 
po and telegraph office, 16 miler 
rom Tracy and 13 miles from Antioch. 


BYRON HOTEL, Henry Wilkeninz 
proprietor 

Casselman W J, agt C P R R and W. F 
& Co 

Doherty W K, physician and surgeon 

Ervine T H, constable 


FABIAN P & CO(P Fabian and L 
Levinsky), general merchandise and 
postmaster 

Fish & Blum, grain warehanse 

French N G, mgr Mead’s Hot Springs 
Hotel 

Heiser Adam, bootmaker 

Jaquillard Theobald, blacksmith and 
horseshoer 

Johnston W H, postmaster and news- 
dealer 

Mead’s Hot Springs, Miss Helen 
Thompson propr 


PEERS CHARLES. saloon, choice 


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billiard hall, also constable 

Phelps T F, blacksmith 

Severn Silas, liquors 

Shafer T, carpenter 

Thompson Miss Helen, propr Mead’s 
Hot Springs 

G HENRY, propr Byron 

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BYRON HOT SPRINGS. 


Contra Costa County.  Post-office 
Byron. 


French N G, hotel 


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CABBAGE PATCH. 


Yusa County. Post-office Wheatland. 


Foster T, hotel 


CACHE CREEK. 


Yoto County. 
tion 113. 


CACHEVILLE. 


See Yolo. 

CAHTO. 

Mernpocrino County. A post and ex- 
press office, and trading post for Long 


Valley, 45 miles from Ukiah on the 
Cloverdale and Humboldt stage road. 


Benton J B, saddles and harness 

Simpson Bros, general merchandise 

SIMPSON & WHITE, hotel, general 
merchandise and post-office 

Ward J D, liquors 

Williams S G, blacksmith 


CALICO. 


San Bernarpino Country. 
office. 


Bartlett Wm C, hay yard 

Blasdel Davis, saloon, restaurant and 
baker é 

Cohn Max & Co, saloon 

Cooke H, saloon 

Cook Mrs, hotel 

Folsom & Switzer, druggists and aasay- 
ers 

James A, general merchandise 

Jordan J A B, saloon and hay yard. 

McCollough P, saloon 

M, general merchandise 


See Madison; popula- 


Youo Country. 


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Neale & Barbour, hotel 
Redman Michael, shoemaker 
Smith J B, blacksmith 
Soule W H f&, general merchandise 
Steer & Noel, saloon 
Stavens H B, hotel 
Vincent & Overshine, printers 


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Kern County. A post, express and 
telegraph office on the Southern Pa- 
cific R. R., 22 miles from Sumner. 


COCHRAN WM A, hotel 

Macking Fred, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Miller & Walters, hotel 

Muller Chas, general merchandise 


CALISTOGA. 

Napa County, A post, express and 
telegraph office; is charmingly situated 
atthe terminus of the Napa Valley 
Branch of the California Pacific R. R., 
where the stages start for the differ- 
ent springs and towns in Lake County. 
It has a population of about 500, 
maintained by tourists and agricul- 
ture; it is 72 miles from San Francis- 
co and 8} from St. Helena. 


Adler R C, agt C P R R and Wells, Far- 
go & Co 

Boesch Edmund, watchmaker 

Bounsall Bros (R C and C C Bounasall), 
hardware and stoves 

Boyce W P, constable 

Boynton G F, undertaker 

Brown J B, blacksmith and hardware 

Bryant W S, real estate 

Calistoga House, C Ha Young propr 

Chesebro J A, propr Magnolia Hotel 

Coliins S W, justice of the peace, notary 
public and agt for Vinicultural Land 
Agence 

Cook Mrs J, millinery and fancy goods 

Cook Jacob, liquors and vegetables 

Davidson J F, flour-mill 

DECKER PORTER, manager Harbin 
Springs Livery Stable 

Dobbins Rev H H (Presbyterian) 

Fisher W F, livery 

Francis James H, general merch andise 

Friedberg M, general merchandise 

Gardner A M, physician 

Getleson H & Co (H Getles»on and 8S W 
Newbaur), general merchandise 

Frauss Joseph, bakery 

Haeckl Louis, hotel 

Harley N W, insurance agt 


HARTMEYER & ADAMSON (G F | 


Hartmeyer and Newton Adamson), 
carriage, house and sign painters 

HEIM MARTIN, wines, liquors and 
cigars and Summer Garden, Lincoln 
avenue 

Hiltel John, liquors 

Hirschman Jerome, bootmaker 

Hopkins T J, hotel 

Hurt W T, groceries 


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Jerome , boot and shoemaker 

Jewell William Jr, postmaster 

Knowlton C V, painter 

Kortum Louis, wine mfr ~ 

Lardner F B, operator C PR R and 
W U Telegraph Co 

Leary J, agt Puget Sound Lumber Co 

Magnolia Hotel, J A Chesebro propr 

Methever E V, bootmaker 

MULTER J L, editor ‘‘The Indepen- 
dent Calistogian”’ 

Navone Lewis A, blacksmith 

Nichols J E, barber 

Northrop Charles, blacksmith 

Owsley W G (Woolley & Owsley) 

Spiers Wm, forwarder 

Stender Henry, liquors 

Stratton W E, liquors 

Turner John, plasterer and stonemason 

Weller Mrs H B, variety store 

Weller H I, meat market 

WILLIAMS WILLIAM, propr Har- 
bin Springs Livery Stable 

Willweber C F, liquors 

Wilson B F, druggist 

Wittke J, harnessmaker 

Woolley E B (Woolley & Owsley) 

Woolley & Owsley (E B Woolley and 
W G Owsley), meat market 

Yarrington James, wagonmaker 

Young C H, propr Calistoga House 


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CALLAHAN’S RANCH. 


Siskiyou County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, 83 miles from Redding 
and 42 miles south of Yreka; popu- 
lation 150. 


ADAMS HOWE J, clerk 

DENNY A H, general merchandise 
English J M, saloon 

Farrington S, blacksmith 

Hayden R M & Bro, hotel 


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Hellmuth F, hotel 
Loring F H, general merchandise 


CALPELLA. 


MENDociIno County. A post-office, 6 
miles from Mendocino; population 30. 


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Williford Al, saloon and hotel 


CAMANCHE. 


CaLAVERAS County. A post and ex- 
ress office, 16 miles from Mokelumne 
Bill and 20 miles from Lodi. 


Cavagnaro Henry, saloon 

Cavagnaro & ‘Tiscornia, general mer- 
chandise 

Chereaux A, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

DUFFY M, hotel and ijivery stable 

Duvall Napoleon, bootmaker 

Lawson Laus, saloon 

Siotta M, blacksmith and wagonmaker 

Virett John, saloon 

Zimmerman Nicholas, general merchan- 
dise, postmaster, ond W, F & Co’s agt 


CAMBRIA. 


San Luis Ostsro County. The town is 
leasantly situated in a canyon | mile 
rom the coast and 34 miles north of 

San Luis Obispo; it contains a post, 
telegraph and express office. The 
chief support is the dairy interest, 
bean, potato and barley crop. Sev- 
eral rich quicksilver mines are in the 
vicinity. A wharf and warehouse 
accommodate schooners in winter, 
and passenger steamers in summer ; 
principal landing at San Simeon, The 
population is estimated at 250. 


Archer Geo, dairy 

Armstrong David, dairy 

Baker & March, lumber 

Campbell Jas D, livery 

Citron A, dry goods 

Cole G N, harness 

Dodson R, dairy 

Fiscalini G, dairy 

Fischer Max, drugs, etc 

Gans & Co, general merchandise 

GRANT, LULL & CO, general mer- 
chandise 

Grissinger L, saloon 


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Groes F, dairy 

Gross S, varieties 

Janson J H, furniture 

Jenks ——, physician 

Johnson Jerry, livery 

Keatzil P, wagonmaker 

Leffingwell & Sons, saw and grist-mill 

Lynn E, butcher 

Mandershied Bros, drugs 

Madon P, dairy 

Martin M B, dairy 

Maytield B F, dairy 

McCain W, dair 

McFadden O P, dairy 

McFerson J C, county supervisor 

Minor R A, tinner 

Moretti G, dairy 

Morss J & J, dairy 

Morss Wn, dairy 

Mullen John, dairy 

Nelson L, dairy 

Olmstead Mrs J F, dairy 

Ott F, shoemaker 

Perry Robt, dairy 

Phillips Moses, dairy 

Phillips Wm, dairy 

Proctor John W, hotel 

Ramage G W, general merchandise 

Rezzo Bartholemew, restaurant 

Righetti A, dairy 

Righetti & Re, dairy 

Sherman, Peterson & Co, wagonmakers 
and blacksmith 

Sittenfeld Arnold, saloon 

Stiles J W, watchmaker 

Summer & Ewbanks, blacksmiths - 

Summers James, blacksmith 

Taylor J & J, dairy 

Taylor Peter, dairy 

Utley Merit, justice of peace 

Van Gordon George, dairy 

Webb Wm, dairy 

Wenk Rev W PF, clergyman (Methodist) 

Whitney B C, saloon 

Williams Wm, physician 


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Kern County. Post-oftice Greenwich, 
on the Southern Pacific R. R.; 11 miles 
from Mohave. 


Hamilton WH, stage line and farmer 


MASON J W, 


Monroe Donald, dairyman 


CAMP BADGER. 


TULARE County. 
tion 130, 

Bliss H F, U S mail contractor 

Churchill D M, blacksmith 

Converse C P, real estate agt 


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Downing, Morris & Co, saw-mill 
Harden, Barton & Co, saw-mill 
Persian Henry, saloon 

Ross W E, U S mail contractor 
Smith, Comstock & Co, saw-mill 
Turbin Mill Co, saw-mill 
Waugh J D, dairy 

Weathers B F, hotel 

Wodley W R, hotel 
WOODARD M, postmaster 


WOODARD M & SON, butchers and 


stockraisers 
Woodcock & Co, saw-mill 
Woolley & Price, blacksmiths 


CAMP BIDWELL. 


Movoc Country. See Fort Bidwell. 


CAMP GOODALL. 


Santa Cruz Country. <A _ watering 
place, situated about 4} miles from 
Watsonville. Theproposed town site 
is on the bay of Monterey, and at pres- 
ent, its first year, has as many as 10 
cottages, a substantial hotel, liver 
stable, and in a very short time will 
rival other places of note. It is easy 
of access, being only a short ride over 
fine roads from the above-named 
town. Chas. Ford, Esq., is the 
founder of the enterprise. 


P F, proprietor hotel and liv- 
ery stable and driving park 


CAMP GRANT. 


Humpoipr County. A _ post-office, 60 
miles southeast of Eureka. 


Cartwright James, hotel and ferryman 
Garbler C R, hotel 

Hansel A & Sons, nurserymen 
Hurlburt BG, hotel and attorney-at-law 
Knisely J B, surveyor and land agt 
McCann —, lumber mills 


Murry & Randall, saw-mill 
ERKINS J, general merchandise 


CAMP INDEPENDENCE. 


Inyo County. 


CAMPBELL HOT SULPHUR 
SPRINGS, 


SrerRA County. Post-office Sierraville- 
26 miles from Truckee. 


Jones & Co, hotel 


See Independence. 


CAMPBELL’S STATION. 


San Luis Osispo County. See Ascen- 
sion. 


CAMPO. 


San Dieco County. A_ post-office, 60 
miles east from San Diego; popula- 
tion 60. 


GASKILL BROS, general merchandise, 
blacksmiths and grist and saw-mill 


GASKILL L H, postmaster 


Livingstan G F, apiarist 


CAMPO SECO. 


CALAVERAS Coun'ry. A post and express 
office; reached by stage from Lodi, 
on the Central Pacific R. R.; 12 miles 
from San Andreas. e 


Bowman A, livery stable 

Creighton James, teamster 

Cutter G W, fruit grower 

Finnerty Thos, road overseer 

Fossett L, saloon 

Gabbert John, stock raiser 

Gallagher John, saloon 

Hinckley J J, consta!le 

Janes W C, supt C and M Ditch 

Late George, stock raiser 

B general merchandise and 

postmaster 

Sanford NF, groceries and justice of the 
peace 

Toda J, meat market 

YVieusseux G, general merchandise and 
agt Wells, Fargo & Co 

Wooley Wn, saloon 


CAMPO SECO. 


TuoLuMNE County. Post-office James- 
town; 4 miles south of Sonora 


EVERHART MRS MARGARET, 


general merchandise 
Smith P B, water agt 


CAMPTONVILLE. 


Yuna County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, 41 miles northeast 
from Marysville, 95 miles from Sacra- 
mento; reached by way of Marysville; 
population 400. 


Baden W J, blacksmith 

Baker J W, carpenter 

Bliss C A, justice of the peace 
Bliss Mrs R H, hotel 

BROW NJ P & 00, bankers 


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Calvin Wm H, drugs, notions and post- 


master 
Clark A B, shoemaker 
Cochrane E, jeweler 
Dameille F, hotel and livery 
Douglas Geo, dentist 
Erwin Joseph, blacksmith 
Gassner M J, tanner 
Gerweiner Casper, shoemaker 
Gray Chas, saloon 
Gray Jas, dry goods 
Grover W H, livery 
Jackson E T, painter 
Johnson R M, livery stable 
Marrow & Verrell, carpenters 
McLellan J G, tinware 
McMurray V C, saloon 
Meek J R, grocer 
Miller & Locey, butchers 
Walton J H, baker 
Young Joseph R, attorney-at-law and 
notary public 


CANA. 


Butre County. A post, express and 
telegraph office +m the Central Pacitic 
R. R., 12 miles from Chico; popula- 
tion 120, 


Devin Robert, blacksmith 

Hale F W, hotel 

LEVENS B W, hotel and saloon 
MORRIS J D, general merchandise 


and postmaster 


CANBY. 


Mopoc County. A _ post-office about 
20 miles west of Alturas. 


Gosh John, general merchandise 


CANYON CITY. 


Trinity Country. Post-office Junction 
City; population 150. 


Flowers & Burger, saw-mill 
tilzean James, hotel 
Guthrie Wm, saw-mill 

G M, general merchandise 


CANYON VALLEY. 


SHasta County, 
Valley. 


Crews Robert, general merchandise 


CROMWELL J G, hotel 


Post-office Burney 


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CAPAY. 


Yoto County. Formerly known as 
Langvillo; isin the midst of a fine grain 
country, about 24 miles northwest of 
Woodland. Population 275, 


Aldrich J W, propr stage line 

Beck A, bootmaker 

Craig Thaunton, physician 

Cranston F J, druggist 

ms Bros, livery stable and stage 
ine 

Duncan G L, mgr Woodland and Lower 
Lake Stage line 

Freeman & Grimes, general merchandise 

Giazier S H, hotel 

Grimes G C, saloon 

Levy D, general merchandise 

Lewis J T, general merchandise 

Orengo & Daneri, general merchandise 
and post-office 

Rogers H A, saloon 

Roth John, blacksmith 

Sturgill L E, saloon 

Summ Andrew, butcher 

Wolgamott J, hotel 

Woodland and Lower Lake Central 
Stage Line, H C Duncan propr 


CAPELL. 


Napa County. 


JACKSON JAMES, postmaster 


CAPISTRANO. 


Los ANGELES County. A post and ex- 
press office, 75 miles from Los Angeles. 


Bacon J E, sheepraiser 

Congdon J R, farmer, constable and col- 
lector 

Daneri J B, farmer and justice of the 
peace 

Dartigue Louis, wool grower 

De la Plia Boca, wool grower 

Kgan Richard, farmer, W U telegraph 
operator and county supervisor 

Errecca Bernardo, wool grower 

Errecca Juan, wool grower 

Fuller J P, justice of peace and farmer 

Garcia Dolores, saloon and livery stable 

Haran Vinancio, saloon 

Haran T, butcher 

Joe Joseph & Co, wool growers 

Look & Moultin, wool growers 

Lopera C, constable 

MENDELSON M, general merchan- 
dise, postmaster, insurance agt and 
agt w F & Uo’s Express 

Rawson C B, wool grower 


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Rosenbaum H G, farmer and stock raiser 
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Simar Marcel, physician 
Viejo Mari Mission, wool grower 


CARBONDALE. 


Amapor County. See May. 


CARBONDALE. 


Los Anextes County. A post-office. 


OLIVER THOMAS J, postmaster and 


general merchandise 


CARMELO. 


Monterey County. Post-office Mont- 
erey. Situated 5 miles south of 
Monterey, and 20 miles south of Sali- 
nas. The old San Carlos Mission is 
the chief feature here. 


BENNETT JOHN B, teacher at Mis- 
sion 
Berwich W, fruit and farm produce 
Bralee Thomas, farmer and builder 
Gregg Joseph W, cheese and butter 
Hatton Wm, propr ‘Del Monte Dairy” 
King Joseph, saloon 
King Joseph & Co, general merchandise 
| Machada C, gardener and fruit raiser 
' Martin John, capitalist 
Meadows James, dairyman 
| Murphy J M, machinist 
Ollason C, blacksmith 
Ollason St Clair, dairyman 
Pacific Improvement Co, Laurelos 
Ranch and Boarding-house 
Pereria John V, tisherman 
Romero Clementi, lumber dealer and 
farmer 
| St John Miss S T, teacher and musician 
, Silva M V, captain Whaling Co 
| Smith PC, carpenter 
Sniveley D and R, stock raisers 
Thompson W W, farmer 
Victorine R, butter maker 


CARNEROS. 


: Napa County. Pust-office Napa, 5 
miles west of Napa. 


DEWEES BENJAMIN, hotel 


Howe Nelson, blacksmith 


CARPENTERIA. 


Santa Barspara County. A post-office, 
stage station and trading point on the 
Coast Stage Road from Santa Barbara 
to Los Angeles. Stage from £anta 
Barbara 10 miles; from San Beunaven- 
tura 20 miles. The place is sur- 
rounded by a most thrifty farming 
population. 


Anderson Wm, saloon 

Benn John, constable 

Carillo J J, saloon 

DODGE C E, general merchandise 
Martin Joseph C, wagonmaker 

McCuy John, blacksmith 

Pardee R G, road overseer 

Thurmond G E, general merchandise 
and postmaster 

Way Wm A, justice of peace 


CARRVILLE. 


Triniry County. A post-office. 


CARR J E, postmaster 
CASCADE. 


Puumas County. Post-oftice La Porte. 
Williams John W, saloon 


CASHINS’ STATION. 


San Luis Ostsro Country. Post-cffice 
Paso Robles. 


Dean R, hotel 
Berondow W E, saloon 


CASHINS THOMAS, hotel 


Farley Father, clergyman (Catholic) 


CASPAR. 


Menpocino County. A post, express 
and telegraph office; reached by the 
North Pacific Coast R. R. and con- 
necting stage lines, or Pacific Coast 
steamers. It is 160 miles from San 
Francisco and 80 miles by stage from 
Duncan Mills. 


Bromley D, blacksmith 

CASPAR LUMBER CO, general mer- 
chandise and lumber 

DE CAMP CE, postmaster 

Gregor J, blacksmith 

Heldt Danl, saloon 

Heldt Geo, livery 

Kelley Frank, general store 

King John, saloon 


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CASTLE ROCK. 


Suasra County.  Post-office Hazel 
Creek. A stage station on the road 
from Redding to Roseberg, 


HANLON R, hotel und farmer 
CASTROVILLE. 


Monterey County. A post, express 
and telegraph office on the Southern 
Pacific R. R., fifteen miles from Mont- 
erey and 8 miles from Salinas, and has 
a population of 800. It was named 
after J. B. Castro, Esq. The place 
depends upon stock-raising and agri- 
cultural interests for its support. It 
is also the junction for the railroad 
leading to Monterey. 


Black S (Black & Son) 

Black & Son (S and V D Black), flour- 
ing-mill 

Black V D (Black & Son) 

Casey Patrick, saloon 

Childs Wm, justice of the peace 

Dutcher J M (Wood, Dutcher & Co) 

Enck C, hairdresser 

Faneuf E R, blacksmith 

Gilson W H, postmaster and agt Wells, 
Fargo & Co 

Grandpre H D, harness and saddles 

Henry Walter, saloon 

Hutt W, bootmaker 

Jordan P, groceries and liquers 

Keating L &, general merchandise 

King M, hotel 

Knoch V, meat market 

Longicy A H, stoves and tinware 

Mathews Monroe, geen! 

Merritt M R (Wood, Dutcher & Co) 

Mills John, hotel 

Mitchell J W, general merchandise 

Parker John, physician and drugs 

Patterson Alexander, operator W U 
Telegraph Co 

Pierson W 8, agt SP RR 

Pomber J M, livery stable and constable 

Pomber R, liquors 

Rairdon John, harness and saddles 

WALSH M F, liquors and tobaccos 

Watson J E, varieties 

Whitcher C R, blacksmith 

Wood, Dutcher & Co (T, Wood, J M 
Dutcher and M R Merritt), general 
merchandise 

Wood T (Wood, Dutcher & Co) 

Wright A, painter 

Zanoline B, salveon 

Zimmermann W, saloon 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


Cali fornia—Caspar—Cedarville. 


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CATALINA ISLAND. 


Los AncELesCounty. Post-otfice Wil- 
mington. 


Dunn & Bryant, wholesale fish dealers 
and salt 

Johnson J C, sheep raiser 

Whittley F P, sheep raiser 


CATHAY. 
Mariposa County. A post-office, 
ASHLEY J, postmaster 
DICKENSON & ASHLEY, grocers 


CAVE CITY. 


CALAVERAS ©ounty. Post-office Mil- 
ton; 12 miles east of San Andreas. 


eo George, general merchandise and 
ote 


CAYOTE MILLS. 


MENDOCINO OounTy. 


Cleveland N B, miller 
Cleveland Robt, mill engineer 


CLEVELiLND W JASPER, propri- 
etor Cayote Flour Mills 


CAYUCAS. 


San Luts Osrspo County, 183 miles 
from San Francisco by steamer, 


Post-office Pomo, 


Lane W T, justice of the peace 


CECILVILLE. 
Siskiyou County. A post-office. 
Sightman Geo W, general merchandise 


CEDARVILLE. 


Mop.c Country. 
east of Alturas; reached via Central 
Pacific Railroad to Reno, Nevada, 
thence by stages, 225 miles. 


Abrams J, wagonmaker 
Boyd A, market 
LER & BONNER, bankers 
Drouillard Wn, flour-mill 
Drouillard & Hansen, blacksmiths 
Haynes & Co, groceries and hardware 
Hironymous J, hotel 
Gaby Wm P, saloon 
Jones J C, bootmaker 
Kent L A, physician 
Kistler Bros & Co, dry grou 
Lee C W, tinware, crockery, etc 


WHITE BROS .138 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
Street,8. F. Wagon Steck, Cabinet Weods, ete. 


A post-office 23 miles 


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Long A K, justice of the peace 

Monchamp J, hotel 

Romero & Purcell, saloon 

Roberts William, wagonmaker 

Stiner Miss, millinery 

Woldenburg & Co, general merchandise 

Woodson Mrs P A, postmistress and 
millinery 

Wylie Jas, blacksmith 


CENTERVILLE. 


Buire County. Sce John Adams. 


CENTERVILLE. 


ne County. See Potter Val- 
ey. 


CENTERVILLE. 


Mopoc County. Post-office Alturas, 
15 miles west. 


ROBERTS W §, general merchandise 
and hotel 


CENTERVILLE. 


Suasta County. Post-office Shasta, 7 
miles west of Redding; 6 miles south 
of Shasta, 


BRINCARD & MINVILLE, general 


merchandise 


CONKLIN TIMOTHY, general mer- 
chandise 


CENTRAL. 


Coxtvusa County. See Williams. 


CENTRAL CITY. 


Santa Barbara County. See Santa 
Maria. 


CENTRAL HOUSE. 


Butre County. A post-office; 12 miles 
south of Oroville. 


Hefner Phillip, stock raiser 
HUTCHINS JOHN §, postmaster 
HUTCHINS JOHN S & T, stock 
raisers 
Will John, blacksmith 
CENTRAL POINT. 


Mercep County. A post-office. 


Drummond John Q, supt San Joaquin 
and King’s River Canal and Irriga- 
UN Co H ae 

NBAR postmaster 
Leach Rev J Ww (Methodist) 
Miller & Lux, general merchandise 


Stockton W J, blacksmith 


CENTREVILLE, 


ALAMEDA County. A post, express and 
telegraph office. Situated in a fertile 
agricultural and vineyard country, 33 
miles from San Francisco and 3 miles 
from the Central Pacific FR. R. at 
Niles station. It also has a tramway 
communication with the steamer 
landing at Newark. Pwpulation 500. 


Allen C H, physician 

Beck D H, general 
harnessmaker 

Brinkmann J L, saloon 

Buteau S A, physician 

Dies M ©, saloon 

Dodge S B & Co (S B Dodge), general 
merchandise 

EUREKA SALOON, Samuel Sand- 
holt propr 

Frates Frank A, saloon 

Gregory H OC, livery sta!'s and stage 
line 

Hagan James, stoves and tinware, 
plumber and gasfitter and undertaker 

Hall S H, physician 

Hilton F i Laetnaked 

Huxley Thomas, attorney-at-law 

Joseph Enos, bootmaker 

Lewis Mrs B J, propr United States 
Hotel, also feed stable 

Lowry DC & Co(D C Lowry, John 
McLaughlin and Peter Lowry), 
butchers 

Lucio Joseph, bootmaker 

Morter & Mosher (Wm Morter and 
Hugh Mosher), blacksmiths and 
wagonmakers 

Munyan A, watchmaker 

Nelson Thomas, butcher 

WARD (Salz & Co) 

REIS JOHN, cabinetmaker, manufac- 
turer spring beds, etc 

Riser G C, stoves and tinware, plumb- 
ing, etc 

Riser & Smith (C W Riser and R A 
Smith), blacksmiths 

Robertson J W, carriagemaker 

SALZ & CO (Sigmund Salz and Edward 
Niehaus), general merchandise, agt 
Wells, Fargo & Co and Western 
Union Telegraph Co 

SALZ SIG (Salz & Co), post- 


merchandise and 


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oon 

Silvera Manuel, barber shop and baths 
Smith G M, carpenter and builder 
Smith R A (Riser & Smith) 

Tifoche I J, saloon 

Trefry J A, constable and auctioneer 
United States Hotel, Mrs B J Lewis 


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Walton Wm J, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 
Woodhams C H, harnessmaker and sad- 


er 

YATES W A, justice of peace, notary 
public, and insurance conveyancer 
and collector 


CENTREVILLE. 

Fresno Counry. 
CERES. 

SranisLaus County. <A post and ex- 


press office on the Southern Pacific R. 
.» 5 miles from Modesto. 


Annear J G, blacksmith 

Averill & Hall, blacksmiths 

Canfield Wm, painter 

CROSS J H, general merchandise 

Curry Rev W C, clergyman (Methodist) 

Lee C, propr Lee’s Temperance House 

Service, Hatch & Co, warehouse 

Starks & Service, general merchandise 

Tynan T E, warehouse 

Welch Mrs, dressmaker and millinery 

Whitmore Daniel, propr Ceres Flouring 
Mills and warehouse 

Whitmore & Howard, meat market, 
billiard saloon and hairdressers 

Woodbridge D K, hotel 


CERRO GORDO. 


Inyo County. A post-office, 135 miles 
by stage from Mojave, and 40 miles 
southeast of Independence. 


Alberts B, restaurant 
BELSHAW J T & CO, general mer- 
chandise 


Cerro Gordo Freighting Co 


CHALK BLUFF. 


Nevapa County. Post-office You Bet. 


See King’s River. 


Hussey, Hayward & Co, proprs Irish 
Ditch Co, J Spaulding supt 

Hussey Ino, mining claim 

Irish Ditch Co, J Spaulding supt 

Spaulding J, supt Irish Ditch Co 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


CHARLESTON. 


Mercep County. A post-office. Dis- 
tant from county seat 41 miles. 


BAMBAUER CHAS, hotel and saloon, 


and postmaster 


CHEROKEE. 


Burre County. A post and telegraph 
office, and pleasant little place, 12 
miles north of Oroville, 


Bader C, liquors 

Bagnelle Mrs, hotel 

Benjamin F, physician 

Blackburn W R, saloon 

Derrick A 8, liquors 

Glass L, notary public 

Hollop F, bootmaker 

Hornsman H, liquors 

Knowls M, confectionery 

Medowich G, iiquors 

Miller & Vogt, butchers 

Nix F H, notions 

O’Hair J K, general merchandise 

Rogers J H, postmaster and drug store 

Rowe Bros, liquors 

Ryan A, hotel 

Smith J 8, blacksmith shop 

Spring Valley Commercial Co (C Wal- 
deyer, L Glass and Mrs R Wolf), 
general merchandise 


WELOUGHBY N, hotel and justice of 
the peace 
Williams W H, supervisor 
CHEROKEE. 
Nervapa Country. See Patterson. 


CHESTER. 
Mercep County. A post-office. 


ROBINSON E F, hotel and ferryman 
CHICO. 

Burre Country. On the line of the 
Oregon Division of the Central Paci- 
fic R. R., 95 miles above Sacramento. 
Population, nearly 4,000. 

Chico is one of the prettiest places in 
the State ; is the largest and wealthiest 
town in the county, and is dependent 
upon the agricultural, vinicultural and 
mining interests for support. It is ina 
shee ode condition and its outlook is 
emphatically bright. The climate is good 
and the society excellent. Its streets 
are broad and smooth, and are beauti- 


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fully shaded with forest trees, The 
business houses are well ‘and tastily 
built, while the private residences pre- 

sent a most attractive appearance. Re- 
ligious denominations and secret orders 

are well represented, and are well at- 
tended. The property of Hon. John 
Bidwell, known as the Rancho Chico 

and comprising 2,300 acres, is situated 

& here, and embraces a wealth of natural 
beauty and fertility unsurpassed by any 
©/9| other in the State. Unlike most large 
Janded properties, this is divided into 

g departments embracing almost every 
“2 | variety of farming, the whole made at- 
tractive to the tourist and man of busi- 

ness by broad drives, winding in and out 
among grain fields, forests, orchards, 
vineyards, nurseries, dairy and other 
pastures, every turn opening up to the 
pleased and bewildered eye now a beau- 
tiful bit of landscape backed by the cool 


gray mountain tops, and then a broad; BL 


expanse of waving grain as far almost as 
the edge of the horizon, to be again shut 
out and replaced by a cool, limpid brook 
running along its peaceful way, while 
the tall trees guarding its banks are 
env: loped and Seaport with wild grape 


vines, forming arches and lace work 
wn over its mirrored surface, reminding one 


forcibly of Arcadia’s wndrous beauties, 

Such is but a mild and wholly inade- 

a) quate noting of one of California’s best 

wonders; and when one c-nsiders that 

Te) where now is situated this incomparable 

property there was only a barren plain 

cA when the general located it twenty-five 

ped ago, it seems as though he must 

ave possessed Alladin’s wonderful lamp; 

q@>| but such is only the result of untiring 

“a5| energy and unilexibility of purpose, 

> united to a wouderful degree of taste and 
2 judgment in planning and executing. 


e| Abrams J M, contractor and builder 
Ackerman & Eames (Frederick Acker- 
man and Wm Eames), meat market 
Ackerman Frederick (Ackerman & 
Eames) 
Ackerman Mrs G (Finnegan & Acker- 


man 
Alexander Samuel, tailor 
Allen Albert, blacksmith and wagon- 


maker 

Allen B F (Allen & Wertsbaugher) 

Allen & Wertsbaugher (B F Allen and 
J C Wertsbaugher), proprs Union 
Hotel 

Allinger Christian, meat market 

Bailey F L, mgr Chico Cash Store, dry 
goods, clothing and furnishing goods 

BAKER BB. manufacturer and dealer 


bouts and shoes 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO,, “RUSERPA. ofr, Seresvonce.shen or 
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BALL CHARLES, watches and jew- 
re and president Board of Trustees, 
alin 


BANK OF BUTTE COUNTY, Chas 
Faulkner cashier 
HICO, A H Crew cashier 
Barker J W, saloon 
Barkley Mrs S I, dressmaker 
Barley A M (Dunn & Barley) 
Barnard a G, attorney-at-law and real 
estate agent 
Barnard ‘I’ H (Weed & Barnard) 
Barnes David L,. painter 
BAY HARMEN, livery stable 
Beckham H (Longfellow & Beckham) 
Bennett Mrs J G, millinery 
Bertschy Chas, barber 
BIDWELL JOHN, proprietor Chico 
Flour Mills, grain merchant, farmer 
and fruit grower 
DA F, soda works and fruit 
cannery 
UNKALL J W, livery stable and 
roprietor Dexter House 
Bolan Henry, dyeing works 
Booker Rev W A, clergyman (Method- 
ist) 
Bradley W_ L, marble works 
Breslauer H & Co (H and E Breslauer), 
clothing 
Breslauer Marcus (M Goodday & Co), 
Broadwater G L, architect and builder 
BROWN A_ J, jroprietor ‘Chico 
Morning Chronicle” ‘ 
Broyles A C, wholesale liquors and ci- 


ars 

Bruce John W (Robbie & Bruce) 

Brunner Rev J A (Methodist) 

Brunner A A, grocerics 

A, grain merchant 

Burk Isiac (Burk & Mansfield) 

Burk & Manstield (Isaac Burk and J H 
Mansfield), sulvon 

Burnham Z W (Tickner, Burnham & Co) 

“BUTTE RECORD,” Geo H Crosette 
proprietor 

Cain James, bootmaker 

Camper H W, wagonmaker 

Canfield KE E, wagoumaker 

Carlile J C, groceries 

CARPENTER ALECK, restaurant 
and lod. ings 

Cary Frank L, hotel 

Chamberlin R A, meat market 

Chapman A H (Chapman & McKay), 
vice-pres Bunk of Butte County and 
pres Chico Gus and Water Co 

Chapman & McKay (A H Chapman and 
W H McKay), Chico Lumber Co 

Chico Ca-h Store, F L Bailey mgr 

“CHICO ENTERPRISE” (daily and 
weekly), Edward Hoole proprietor 

CHICO FLOUR MILLS, John Bid. 
well proprietor 


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Chico Gas and Water Co, A H Chap- 
man pres and “hr 

CHICO IRON WORKS, M L Mery 
proprietor 

Chico Lumber Co, Chapman & McKay 


“CHICO MORNING CHRONICLE,” 
A J Brown proprietor 

Churchill A W, saloon 

Clarke B F, ph sician 

Clifton H D bo, saloon 

Coggins OC 8, planing mill and hox fac- 
tory 

Cohn DS & Co (DS and S Cohn), gen- 
eral merchandise 

Cole J F, saloon 

Collins B, attorncy-at-law 

Collins Rev J H, clergyman (Methodist) 

Conly John, pres Bank of Chico 

Cowles H P (Walker & Cowles) 


Crapo G W, physician 

CREW A z cashier Bank of Chico 

Crvissant Chas, brewery 

CROSETTE GEO H, proprietor ‘‘Butte 
Record” and ‘Daily Evening Record” 

Crum F A, dentist 

Curtis Chas, carriages 

Daily C M, barber 

Daly J T, attorney-at-law and notary 
public 

David V, insurance agt, lumber, grain 
and hay 

Davidson H B, agtC PRR 

Davis C A, physician 

Davis F E, marble works 

Davison James, saloon 

Dooley Thos S, restaurant 

Draper Wm, bootmaker 

Dunn & Barley (J F Dunn and A M 
Barley), groceries 

Dunn J F (Dunn & Barley) 

Dunn R K, livery stable 

Durst G W (Durst & Hart) 

Durst & Hart (G@ W Durst and T B 
Hart), bakery 

Eames Wm (Ackerman & Eames) 

Earll Wm (Hubbard & Ear!ll) 

Kitel J M Frank, drugs and varieties 

Evans Morris (Shearer & Evans) 

Fargo & Frost (Lafayette Fargo aud G 
F Frost), blacksmiths 

Fargo Lafayette (Fargo & Frost) 

Farrell & Co (P O Hair), hardware, 
stoves and tinware 

Faulkner Chas, cashier Bank of Butte 
County, agt Wells, Fargo & Co and 
insurance agt 

Fetters Chas (Fetters & Williams) 

Fetters & Williams (Chas Fetters and F 
C Williams), furniture, bedding and 
undertaking 

Fink Henry, saloon and barber 

E, superintendent Sierra 


Finnegan & Ackerman (Mre M Finne- 
gan and’ Mrs G Ackerman), dress- 


making 
Finnegan Mrs M (Finnegan & Acker- 
man) 
hee Mrs P J, millinery 
Ford T L, attorney-at-law 
Founce W R (Stilson & Founce) 
FRANEY J F, merchant tailor 
Frost Geo F (Fargo & Frost) 
Frye H H, photographer 
Gaskin W R, blacksmith 
Gifford A J, attorney-at-law and notary 


public 

Goodday M & Co (M Goodday and Mar- 
cus Breslauer), general merchandise 

Graf & Hamilton (Lawrence Graf and 
Theo Hamilton), Chico Plow Works 

Graf Lawrence (Graf & Hamilton) 

Graves GW, druggist 

Hair P O (Farrell & Co) 

Hallet Andrews, justice of the peace, 
notary public and conveyancer 

Hallet H (Hallet & Loy) 

Hallet & Loy (H Hallet and M V Loy), 
furniture and carpets 

Hamilton Theo (Graf & Hamilton) 

Hart Miss P A, restaurant 

Hart T B (Durst & Hart) 

Heath W D, vice-pres Bank of Chico 

Henderson Wn, physician 

Henry A, suloon, I. 8 Rego agt 

Henshaw Park, attorney-at-law and no- 
tary public 

Hermle W A (Stokes & Hermle) 

Hibbard A A (Hibbard & Sommer) 

Hibbard & Sommer (A A Hibbard and 
CJ Sommer), watches, jewelry, books, 
stationery and musical instruments 

Hildreth L A, postmaster 

Hite A E, fruits, nuts, candies, etc, and 
boarding and lodging 

Hobart C V & Co (C V Hobart), grain 
buyers and insurance agts 

HOOLE EDWARD, proprietor ‘‘Chico 
Enterprise”’ 

Hubbard & Earll (C H Hubbard and 
Wm Earll), hardware, iron, steel and 
agricultural implements 

Hutchison J A, feed corral 

Jackson Eugene A, barber 

Jackson J S, physician 


JACKSON PETER, barber 


Johnson J T, wagonmaker 

Johnson Keet, furniture repairer 

Johnson N & Son (Chas N and Newman 
Johnson), groceries 

King W Z, dentist 

Klingst E Henry, watches and jewelry 

Knolton A L, county surveyor 

Kunz Christian, saloon 

Leaman C H, school assessor and col- 

Lumber Co lector 


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Lee ‘as & Son (W and Leroy Lee), drug- 
gists 

Longdon J B, saloon 

Longfellow & Beckham (J Longfellow 
and H Beckman), hay, grain, flour 
and feed 

Longteilow J (Longfellow & Beckham) 

Lowenstein R, dry goods and clothing 

Loy M V (Hallet & Loy) 

Lusk F C, attorney-at-law 

Mandeville J C, ice 

Mansfield H (©, constable 

Mansfield J H (Burk & Mansfield) 

Mason C C, physician 

McClure W H, saloon 

McCormack Bros (J H and RA McCor- 
mack), druggists 

McDonald Geo, wagoninaker 

@%9| McFadyen J, physician 

McKay W H (Chapman & McKay) 

McLauglin Barney, ice 

McLennan H K, saloon 

Merwin —— (Walker & Merwin) 

MERY M LI, Chico Iron Works, foun- 
dry and machine shop 

Meyer August, saloon 

Middleham R S, groceries 

Molitor & Bro (Peter and John Molitor), 
saloon 

Mosher Mrs W G, millinery and dress- 
making 

Nelson C L, horseshoer 

Newman J F, stoves and tinware, 
plumbing and gastitting 

Neubarth J G, cigar mir 

Noonan J C, druggist 

Ormsby J M, books and stationer) and 
mgr W U Telegraph Co 

Oser Morris, dry goods and clothing 

PACKWO00D 8 , hotel and saloon, 


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Peale James, bootmaker 

Pegden Wm, hotel and groceries 

Peters P & Bros (Phillip, Henry and 
Pincus Peters), general merchandise 

Petersen G F C (Schwein & Petersen) 

Plain Jesse, saloon 

Powers Peter, city bill poster 

Pritchett W E, saloon 

Rand J H, attorney-at-law 

‘RECORD” (Daily Evening), Geo H 
Crosette proprietor 

Rego E S, agt for A Henry 

Rego Mrs M E, groceries 

teister L A, harness and saddles 

Ridecut N D, pres Bank of Butte Coun- 
ty, res Maryaville 

Robbie & Bruve (Wm Robbie and John 
W Bruce}, vranite works 

Robbie Wm (Robbie & Bruce) 

Roper J W, insurance agt 

Rose N D (Wedekind & Rose) 

Rundel R Y, city marshal 


PRISON CEILS, 


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Fences and Bridge Work. 
287 Main Street, s. F. 


Society Goods, etc, at NORCROSS & CO., 
Masonic Temple, No.6 Post Street, 8. F. 


St John Wm F, blacksmith 

Sanderson L A (Tickner, Burnham & 
Co), res San Francisco 

Schooler Wm H, attorney-at-law 

Schwein M, hotel 

Schwein Matt (Schwein & Petersen) 

Schwein & Petersen (Matt Schwein and 
G FC Petersen), meat market 

Searcy F D, glove factory and shooting 


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sEHOM W A, dentist 
Seitz Richard, hotel 


Shearer J E (Shearer & Evans) 

Shearer & Evans (J © Shearer and Mor- 
ris Evans), livery stable 

Sherwood W H, blacksmith and wagon- 


maker 

SIERRA LUMBER C0, CETinkham 
superintendent 

Silberstein J & Bro (J and H Silber- 
stein), clothing 

Sommer C J (Hibbard & Sommer) 

Soper W T, furniture 

SPECT NK & CO, grain buyers and 
commission merchants 

Sproul J D, attorney-at-law and city 
clerk 

Stansbury O, physician 

Stilson C L (Stilson & Faunce) 

Stilson & Faunce (C L Stilson and W 
R Faunce), hardware, agricultural im- 
plements, stoves, tinware, hardwood | 
lumber, etc 

Stokes Henry (Stokes & Hermle) 

Stokes & Hermle (Henry Stokes and W 
A Hermle), harness and saddles 

Sullivan C J, furniture, bedding and 
carpets 

Swair W A, cigar factory 

Swi.ic Henry P, hotel 

A, carriage pzxinter 

Thiel A L, cigars, tobacco, news depot 
and insurance agency 

TICKNER, BURNAAM & CO(WA 
Ticiner, Z W Buriaham and IL, A San- 
derson), general merchandise. grein, 
wool and hides 

Tickner W A (Tickner, Burnham & Co) 

TETREAU WM A, blacksmith 

Trimble J M, saloon 

True B F, constable 

Union Hotel, Allen & Werstbaugher 
proprs 

Usher Mrs J, dressmaker 

Utterback L, saloon 

Waddams Wm H, gunsmith 

Waiker C H (Walker & Cowles) 

ALKER & COWLES (C H Walker 

and H P Cowles), clothing, alongs h 4 


LIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST.,S. F. 


goods, merchant tailors, boots a1 
shoes 
Walker J A (Walker & Merwin) 
Walker & Merwin (J A Walker and 
— Merwin), contractors and builders 


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‘MEN TUGGLE& CO, CHERRY LUMBER, 2 2zc:c 


Oalifornia—Chico. 527 
Walsh Thos, harness and saddles Weed & Barnard (J O Weed and T H 


(% -at- ;! Barnard), livery stable 
hij tan ui G, attorney-at-law and Weel J) (Weei'& Barnard) 
Warren Ed ., candy factory, ice creain| Wertsbaugher J C (Allen & Werts- 
saloon, cigars, tobacco and varieties} _baugher) : 
Warren Robert E, justice of the peace Wescott C E, groceries 
and police judge White C M, wood ae 
Waterland Wm, merchant tailor Williams F' C (Fetters & Williams) 


Watts N, physicia. Wilson James, fish 
sid op nc Wilson W S B, deputy county assessor 
Wedekind 0 T (Wedekind & Rose) Wise Mrs E F, millinery and nair goods 
Wedekind & Rose (0 T Wedekind and} WOLTER A 0, Congress Hall Saloon 
N D Rose), saloon Woods D H, pkotographer 


THE 


Chico Morning Chronicle 


(iS AN* INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER, 


Devoted to the Business Interests of Chico and of Butte County. 


It will contain the current local news of the day, together with a sum- 
mary of the telegraphic reports from ali parts of the country, 
notes on the business and prospects of the town and of the 
county at large; and editorial articles on all topics of 
general interest. 


PUBLISHED DAILY (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED), 


IN THE HAWLEY BUILDING, 
Main Street, bet. First and Second, 
CHICO, CAL. 


LARGEST CIRCULATION of any Paper in BUTTE COUNTY. 


TEN CENTS PER WEEK to town subseribers, delivered by the carrier; and 
FOUR DOLLARS PER YEAR when sent by mail, payable monthly or quar- 
terly in alvance. Advertisements inserted at favorable rates. 

All communications must be addressed to 


A. J. BROWN, Editor and Proprietor. 


CHICO IRON WORKS. 
M. L. MERY, 


MANUFACTURER OF 


Mill and Mining Machinery, Steam Engines, 


Pumps. Horse Powers, The Pioneer Barley Crushers, 
And all kinds of Agricultural Implements, 
Jorner Eighth Street and Broadway, 


OHICO, CAL. 
HARDWOON LUMBER € WAGON STOCK mts 2 tose Soa 


EIM, THE TAILOR, makes the EEST FITTING Clothes in the State. 


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Best Extra Family Flour 


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Mill Stuff Constantly on Hand. 


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Manufactured with care and free from all adulteration. 


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Chico, Butte County, California. 


JOE POHEIM, 


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CHICO...... .. CALIFORNTA, 


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Aleck Carpenter, Propvietor. 


Board and Lodging, pcx Week............. $5.50 
Board per Week............ seer ceereeeee 4,00 
MGBIE ch veh Eee ROLLE Svestaueheaihennets 25 
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CHILDS. 


Santa Barsara County. A post-office. 


Chiids A F, general merchandise, Buell’s 
Rancho 


CHILES VALLEY. 


Napa Counry. Post-office St. Helena. 
Chiles J B, flour-mill 


HemroLpr County. A post-office. 


Brown C L, postmaster 


/ CHINESE CAMP. 


Tvo.umne Counry. A post and ex- 
ress office, 12 niles south of Sonora. 
ts mining interest, in a local sense, 

is of but little importance at this late 
day, though in the earlier period its 
mines were quite extensive and ex- 
tremely rich, and contributed much 
to the wealth and prosperity of the 
county. Its people are engaged ina 
diversified system of farming, fruit- 
raising, and the production of live 
stock, hogs, cattle, ete., to which 
every surrounding condition of cli- 
mate, soil, and other advantages 
necessary to the success ef such en- 
terprises, is admirably adapted. 


CUTTING C B, notary public, justice 
of peacc, telegraph operator, post- 
master, general merchandise, saddles 
and harness 

Currie LD, photographer 

Egling Louis, blacksmith and wheel- 

1 wright 

> | iarrett House, C W H Solinsky propr 

oO Goodwin James A, orchardist 

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Kempston John, bootmaker 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


Cali fornia—Ohico—Cholame Valley. 


| MonterRnKY County. 


| Hunt T H, justice of the peace 


WHITE BROS., 13 4 [5 Main and 14 & 168 
Street, 8. F. 0 


16 and 20 Spear Mt., 
tian Francisco. 


Lampson R M, physician 

Mann J C, board, lodging, and saloon 

Mauzo Pablo, harnessmaker and boot- 
maker 

Mayor Leonard, butcher 

McAdams T, general merchandise 

Melcher John, general merchandise 

Morris A, general merchandise 

Mountain Pass Vineyard and Orchard, 
J A Goodwin propr, winery, etc, 12 
miles from Sonora and 2 miles from 
Chinese Cum 

NEVADA STAGE CO, office Garrett 

ouse 

Palmer T E, hairdresser , 

Reininghaus R, merchant tailor and 
general dry goods 

Reinshagen Henry W, butcher 

Solinsky C W H, agt Nevada Stage Co 
and propr Garrett House 

Wheelock S C, saloon 


CHINO. 


San BERNARDINO County. A _ post- 
office, 25 miles east of San Bernar- 
dino. Population 120. 


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Fernandz Becinte, general merchandise 


NOBLE JOHN, general merchandise 


and postmaster 
Yount David, blacksmith 


CHIPPS FLAT. 


Srerra County. Post-office Alleghany. 
4 small town | mile from Alleghany. 


ANGOVE WM. boarding-house and 


saloon 

CRAFTS § §, agt W, F & Co 

Murphy W G, boarding-house and sa- 
loon 

Rainbow Mine, J O Groves supt 


CHOLAME. 


San Luis Oxstspo Country. A_post- 
office, 43 miles from San Luis Obispo, 
Population 100. 


RUSSELL DAVID, general merchan- 


dise and justice of peace 


CHOLAME VALLEY. 


Post-ottice Sole- 


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Fox A A, constable 
Gould G 8, general merchandise 


regon Ash, Maple and Alder. 


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ODD FELLOWS’ SUPPLIES, "ings, Bowes: ctegsttomemens, 4, oP 


bag 2 


CHUALAR. 


miles southeast of Salinas City. 


DROGE JOHN C, postmaster 


chandise 

Faw Thos F, Chualar Warehouse 
Parson Washington, Union Hotel 
Peterson M, hotel 

Peterson Peter, blacksmith 

Pill Chris, hotel 

Ray John, bootmaker 


Cy Telegraph Co 
Whitworth John, agt Chualar Grant 


CHURNTOWN. 


miles east of Shasta. 


Hiatt Isaac, saloon 


CINNABAR. 


miles from Tres P‘vos. 


Branigan A, dairyman 


master 
Powers A W, physician 
Thompson A, justice of the peace 


CISCO. 


asupply point for adjacent mines. 


Ashburn Joseph, ditch agt 


dise, hotel and postmaster 
Crawford O, «gt C P R R and hotel 


H. WACHHORST *"srettit"nivkineE™ 315 


Cali fornia—Chualar—Clayton. 


Yoro Country. A post and express of- 
nena raat ros sinta on ihe fice, also a steamboat landing, 19 miles, 


line of the Southern Pacific R. R., 11 


DROGE JOHN C & Co, general mer- agent 


Whisman Chas, agt SP RR and W U PRBORM og 


Suasta County. Post-office Shasta; 10| SACRAMENTO County. On the Amador 


BERG HENRY, general merchandise STEELE THOS, general merchandise 


San Benito Country. A post-office, 10 express office, 12 miles southeast of 


Daveggio S, groceries Condie John, propr Clayton Hotel 
HAMMOND A M, assistant post-| Curry James, livery stable 


Pacer County. A post, express and 
telegraph office cn the Central Pacific 
R. R., 56 miles northeast of Auburn; 


CAMPBELL R A, general merchan- Roscher Jos, OO r Clayton Brewery 
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rae E K, operator W U Telegraph Teotte H, blacksmith : | 
Willett —, freighter JOSEPH RUSCHER, 
MONTE DIABLO BREWERY 
CLAIRVILLE. Clayton, Contra Costa County, 
Sonoma County. See Geyserville. Terms Cash. CALIFORNIA. 


CLARKSBURG. 


below Sacramento on the Sacramento 
River; is a fruit shipping point. 


WEBBER DG, general merchandise, 


postmaster and Wells, Fargo & Co’s 


CLARK’S STATION. 


Marrrosa Counry. <A post-office, 25 
miles east of Mariposa. 


BIG TREE HOTEL, Washburn & 
WAS. N & BRUCE, proprietors 


Big Tree Hotel 
WASHBURN JOHN &. postmaster 


CLAY. 


Branch Central Pacific R. R., 10 
miles east of Galt. 


and postmaster 


CLAYTON. 


Contra Costa County. A post and 


Martinez. Depends on_ agriculture 
for its support. Population 200. 


DeMartini Paul, wholesale liquor dealer 

Green H S, constable 

Hastie Robert, justice of peace 

Howe William, liquors 

James Morgan, saloon 

Nottingham M F, blacksmith, wagon- 
maker and farmer 

Reinhart Jas, boot and shoe maker 

Rhine Chas, general merchandise, post- 
master, agt W, F & Co, operator 
Contra Costa Telephone Co, and 
notary public 

Rhines Jacob, propr Rhines Hotel 


RUSCHER 


EPH, propr Mt Dia- 
blo Brewer 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


MAIN STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, **’ 


Iron Doors, Bank Vaults, Etc. 


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CLAYTON'S RANCH. 


Yusa County. See Brownsville. 


CLEAR LAKE. 


Lake County. A post-office, about 50 
miles from Alturas. 


TAYLOR ROBT, postmaster 
CLEMMENTS STATION. 


San Joaquin County. 


Compton P W, agt S N R R Co 

Hackett & Breeze (S W Hackett and 
John Breeze), blacksmiths 

LaRue & Boaz (J M LaRue and James 
Boaz), grain warehouse 

MAR U §, restaurant and saloon 

WATERMAN §, general merchandise 
and grain buyer 

Young J R, hotel and saloon 


CLINTON. 


Amapor County. Post-office Jackson. 
5 miles south of Jackson. Popula- 
tion 100. 

Boyrie J, general merchandise 

Spagnoli Sylvester, general merchandise 


CLINTON. 


Mono Country. A post-office. 


Clinton Stage Line, Wm H Fairfield 
propr 

Hatfield -—---, hairdresser 

McKnight S P, civil and mining engi- 
neer, and U S deputy mineral sur- 
veyor 

Watkins R G, attorney and counselor- 
at-law, and notary public 


CLIPPER MILLS. 


Butre County. A post and express 
office, 30 miles east of Oroville. 
Binet Ed & Son, sash and door factory 


Pt as 
Falck J C, hotel 
Pazsons Thos, general merchandise 
Twoygood G S W, postmaster and Wells, 
Fargo & Co’s express agt 


CLOVERDALE. 


Sonoma ,County. A _ post, express 
and telegraph office. It is 90 miles 
from San Franciseo and 32 miles from 
Santa Rosa. A place of 800 inhabi- 
tants, and the terminus of the San 
Francisco and North Pacific R. R. 


‘ALE, TUGGLE & CO, WAGON LUMBER 


California—Clayton’s Runch—Oloverdale. 531 


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is situated in a romantic locality near 
the foot-hills, It is noted for its fine 
agricultural resources; here the farmer 
sows aud is sure to reap. Alder Glen 
Mineral Springs, situated 3 miles dis- 
tant, is a noted summer resort. The 
springs are as fine as any in the State. 
At this point the traveler takes J. L. 
Sanderson & Co.’s coaches for Ukiah, 
Lakeport, Bartlett Springs, and all 
intermediate points, and Greenwovod’s 
stage line for Mendocino and inter- 
mediate points. There aretwo news- 
papers published here—the Cloverdale 

eveille (independent), edited by E. D. 
Sparrow, and the Pacific Sentinel 
(Democratic), edited by Edward J. 
Livernash, 


Abraham & Barker (Louis Abraham and 
J H Barker), stoves and tinware 

Abraham C, general merchandise 

Abraham Louis (Abraham & Barker) 

Adams Joshua, city trustee 

Anker N, drayman 

Bale Edward, Reveille Market 

Barker J H (Abraham & Barker) 

Boggs J O, druggist, apothecary and 
physician 

Bowman & Greely (J H Bowman and F 
Greely), flouring mill 

Brookins Miss A FE, millinery 

Brown Miss Addie E, Kindergarten 
School 

Brush W T (Field & Brush) 

Cameron G, blacksmith and wagonmaker 

Carrie J A, general dry goods 


CITY HOTEL, C W Smith proprietor, 
best 25 cent house in Sonoma County, 
meals 25 cents, beds 25 and 50 cents, 
accommodations first-class, free bus, 
es West 

Clarke J S, pastor M E Church South 

Cloverdale Brewery, A L Schaefer prepr 


| Cloverdale 2rd Clear Lake and Bartlett 


Springs Stage Line, J L Sanderson & 
Co propre 

Cloverdale and Eureka Stage Line, J L 
Sanderson & Co proprs 

Cloverdale and Geyser Stage Line, Zeu- 
ver & Sissengout proprs 

Cloverdale Hotel, M Menihan propr 

Cloverdale Library Association, R S 
Markell librarian 

‘CLOVERDALE REVEILLE,” §- 
ward D Sparrow editor and proprietor, 
cor West and 2d 

Conway J M, pastor Catholic Church 

Cook Chas, constable 

Cooke Chas P, nurseryman 

Cooley M V, propr Cloverdale Market 

Coombs A M, dentist 

Cootes W F, varieties, notions and gro- 
ceries 


Plank and Timber. 


ain and 14 & 16 Spear 


18 220 Spear St, 


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“Lous Bf BRAVERNAAN £ C0, Braverman & ten TEWELERS 


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ford and P K Faulds), forwarding and 
SOUSA R merchants and warehouse- 


Crigler Lloyd, city marshal and pound- 
master 

Davis A, general dry goods 

Davis G V, pres Board City Trustees 
and propr Eureka Livery and feed 
stable 

Dixon John (Dixon & Spencer) 

Dixon & Spencer (John Dixon and Frank 
Spencer), sample rooms 

DE st A, hairdresyer 

I, winery, near Railroad 


Depot 
Ethridge D, bricklayer and plasterer 
Eureka Livery and Feed Stable, C V 
Davis propr 
Fashion Livery Stable, M V Hall propr 
Field & Brush (John Field and W T 
Brush), general groceries and hard- 


ware 

Field John (Field & Brush) 

ait F, acting agt J L Sanderson stage 
ine 

Gibbins A H, city trustee 

Gibbens & Morgan (A H Gibbens and 
D B Morgan), real estate agts 

Greely F (Bowman & Greely) 

GREENWOOD JAMES, 
Navarro Stage Line 

Haehl Henry, fruits 

Hall M V, propr Fashion Livery Stable 

Hanrahan J B, painter 

Harmon J H (Shaw, Bowman & Co) 

Haupt Julius, stoves, tin and crockery 
ware 

Hooke Samuel, 
boo: maker 

Hunziker G, jeweler 

100 F Hall 

Koester A C, bootmaker 

Landsburg & Bentley (John Landsburg 
and A Bentley), blacksmiths and wa- 
gonmakers 

Leitch J, tobacco, cigars, bakery, con- 
fectionery and fruits 

Levy J, general merchandise 

Library Hall and Theatre 


proprietor 


boots and shoes and 


and proprietor ‘‘Pacitic Sentinel,’ 
west side West 

Livernash J H, city trustee, furniture 
and undertaker 

Marcher J J, carpenter and builder 

Markell Mrs C J, millinery 

Markell RS, druggist and physician 


tailor 
McDonald A C, Mountain ifouse 
Menihan M, propr Cloverdale Hotel 


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LIVERNASH EDWARD J, editor |U 


California—Cloverdale. 
CRAWFORD & FAULDS (J ACraw- | MENIHAN M, proprietor US Hotel 


Toning F W, attorney 


Marks 8, furnishing go ds and merchant | ped illey Mrs E _H, propr Western House 


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Miner E D, constable 

Mitchell Chas E, city trustee, liquors 
and cigars 

Moore Mrs S M, 
tionery 

MORGAN D B, city clerk, 
the peace, notary public an 
tate agent, west side West 

Murray W HE, harness and saddlery 

NAVARRO STAGE LINE, James 
Greenwood proprietor, office City 
Hotel 

Nelson Niels, liquees 

“PACIFIC SENTINEL,” Edward J 
Livernash editor and proprietor, west 
side West 

Pierson R K, agt J L Sanderson & Co’s 
stage lines 

Prince D §, dry and furnishing goods 

Robinson W J, ast SF & N PRR aud 
operator W U Telegraph Co 

Ryan M J, house, sign and carriage 
painter 

Savage G N, general dry goods 

Schaefer A L, propr Cloverdale Brewery 

Shaw, Bowman & Co (I EK Shaw, JH 
Bowman andJ B Harmon), groceries, 
hardware, agricultural implements 

Shaw I E, agt Wells, Fargo & Co and 
postmaster 

Shipley AJ, propr Alder Glen Springs 

Sissengout "John, propr West Street 

Livery Stable 

SMITT C W, proprietor City Hotel, 
east side West 

SPARROW EDWARD D, editor and 
proprietor ‘Cloverdale Reveille,” cor 
West and 2d 

Sparrow Edward E, general insurance 
and real estate agency 

Spencer Frank (Dixon & Spencer) 

SPURR DANIEL F, attorney, 
side West 

Stone WS, general supt J L Sanderson 
& Co’s stage lines 

Thompson R, physician and photogra- 
pher 


varieties and confec- 


justice of 
real es- 


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west 


OTEL, M Menihan proprietor 
US Saloon, M Menihan propr 
Ward H J, stable and feed yard 
Waverly House, H J Ward propr 
West Street Livery Stable, John Sissen- 
gout propr 
Western House, 
Whiting 8S P, 
Church 


Mrs E H Willey propr 
pastor Congregational 


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| Williams C A, carpenter 
-Zouver & Sissengout, proprs Cloverdale 
and Geyser Stage Lines 


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“Tubular Wheejbarrows. Bolt and Bridge 
Work, 227 Main Street. San Francisco. 


Mono County. A. post-office situated |, Scneral merchandise : ; 
in Antelope Valley about’ 20 miles | Eee ee Perkins & Co) 
southeast of Markleeville and 30 miles | 1 ach I D. 8 ee 
from Bridgeport. | Lobner L, dry goods 

Barnett D M, propr Barnett’s Hotel LOBNER MORRIS, agent © P and 

Barnett D M, hotel and blacksmith NCNGR Rs 

Boardman W, saw-mill | Lord Thomas J, livery stable 

Calkins K, justice of the peace | May Richard, restaurant 

Calkins Wentworth, justice of the peace | McCarty John, beootmaker 

CHICHESTER GEO, hotel and saloon | McWilliams D F, barber 

Goodnow L, physician Mishler Martin, meat market 

Hutchison J, bootmaker Murphy B, saloon 

Job J H, justice of the peace Perkins TB (Hayford, Perkins & Co) 

Nims Rey KR, clergyman Quire JS, Western Union Tel Co 

Pitts Henry, carpenter Story W B, Wells, Fargo & Co's agent 

Pitts H A, constable Toop CP, saloon 

Todkill Jas, general merchandise, grist | Treasure Wm, saloon 
mill and undertaker Wales Henry, Western Union Tele- 

Walkins R G, attorney-at-law graph Co and ticket agt C P RR 


HARDWOOD LUMBER 8 WAGON STOCK “ema Te2tes; 43 405 ae 


| vif lo 18 & 20 Spear St. 
ALLEN TUGGLE & CO, Pacific Coast Hard Woods ’8.% Tranciovc. 
Ss Cali fornia—Cloverdale—Colfax. 533 | == 
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= San Dirco County. Post-office Campo. | Pricer County. A_ post, ores and = 
; telegraph office of 1,000 inhabitants, 
| Chase M, hotel 54 miles east of Sacramento and 18 
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= vegan air miles from Auburn, on the Central |q& 
Pacific R. R. It is also the junction 
= COBB VALLEY. of the N.C. N. G, R. R. with the = 
a3 | Lake County. Post-office Middletown; | Central Pac ific. It takes its name 
S| 20 miles southeast of Lakeport from ex-Vice-President Colfax. rn 
pod Boggs & Harbin, lumbermen Allen Lorenzo T, meat market S 
=] Bogus H C & Co, lumbermen BENJAMIN WM, harness and saddles | = 
a>| BASSETT WM D, hotel Blanchemarice L G, saloon 
S| Garrett & Spalding, hotel Blight Samuel, saloon 
= Miller & Stolle, hotel Butler John, druggist and postmaster | ey 
Rice , lumberman Culver J A, wagonmaker = 
i) nian: Curley & Mahon, hotel er, 
= ; ae Davenport John, saloon = 
A COLE'S STATION. ghert RS (Hayford, Perkins & Co), | 
Oaklanc 
Siskryou County. Post-office Henley. | Farrell Wm, propr Western Hotel _ 
rare COLE RUFUS, hotel and stage sta-| Pawcett Georee i, barber =e 
tion Franks C, generai merchandise = 
© areata aye chi gp & Co (W B Hayford, jaa 
T B Perkins, Colfax; and Mrs W H 
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DANIEL NORCROSS & CO, "Ezz 


534 California—Colfax-Coloma. 


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Wallace Mrs W F, (Hayford, Perkins & 
Co), San Francisco 

Woodward Rev W M, clergyman (Meth- 
odist) 

Worms & Bicard (B Worms and A Bi- 
card), dry goods 


COLLEGE CITY. 


Convusa County. A post-office, 18 miles 
south of Colusa, 12 miles west of the 
Sacramento River, and 3 miles from 
Arbuckle. A thriving business is car- 
ried on here, and the schools are ex- 
cellent, the Pierce Christian College 
possessing buildings amounting in val- 
ue to over $10,000; the teachers able, 
earnest and experienced, so that the 
college affords superior advantages to 
those who have sons and daughters 
to educate, It is perhaps a remarka- 
ble fact that there is not a saloon in 
the place. The locality is elevated, 
pleasant and healthy; the community 
industrious, moral and temperate. 


Botts, Teel & Cain, general mdse 

Christian College, Prof J C Keith pres 

Davis Samuel, postmas‘er 

Hannen P, butcher 

Kearth Wm, blacksmith 

King Thomas C, justice of the peace 

McElroy George. tobacco, cigars and 
notions 

McElroy J, livery and feed stable 

Peart & Green, general merchandise 

Windsor S 8, hotel 


COLLEGEVILLE. 


A small post- 


Stock ton. 


San Joaquin Counry. 
office, S miles east of 
Population 75. 

Chalmers L R, physician 

Crabb A, school teacher 

Gilgert John G, wagonmaker 


LAWSON ANDREW, veneral mer- | 


chamise and postmaster 
Minor’Geo F, blacksmith 
Snow W H, butcher 


COLLINSVILLE. 


Sorano Country. A post ani express 
oflice, 55-miles from San Franeiseo, 
on the Sacramento River, and |) 
miles southeast of Suisun. Fruit- 
growing and agriculture are its in- 
terests of support. Population esti- 
mated at 100. 


Bradford & Co, canneries 
Booth & Co, cameeries 


Mansfield S H, carpenter 
Page Wm, liquor 
Richardson W, car.«nter 
Sacramento River Packing Co, W B 
Bradford supt 
L M, hotel, general merchan- 
dise, postmaster, and agt W, F & Co 
Wangenheim Sol & Co, canneries 


COLOMA. 


Ext Dorapo County. A post and tele- 
raph office, 1% miles from Placerville. 
tis one of the oldest towns in the 

State, and is noted as being the place 
where gold was first discovered. It 
depends on the fruit growing inter- 
ests to a considerable extent for its 
support, though the mines contribute 
largely. 


ALLHOFF MARTIN, operacor W U 
Telegraph Co 
AND ALDEN JOSEPH, propr 
Sierra Nevada Hotel 
Barnes Josh, orchard 
Bassi G, dairyman 
Bayne Wn, gardener and orchardist 
Blundell Jos, orchardist 
Borland Alexander, bootmaker 
Bothwell William, liquors 
Brewer H H, constable 
| Brown N R, fruit grower 
Burgess Rufus M, blacksmith 
S MRS ROBERT, pro- 
prietress Coloma Vineyard House 
Clark Joshua, butcher 
Clauson P M, bootmaker 


COLOMA VINEYARD HOUSE, Mrs 
Rebert Chaliners proprietress 

Covington J, toll-bridge 

Cox Roger, tol!-keeper 

| Crocker Jas, orchard 

Delory Mrs FE, fruit grower 

| Gray J, liquors 

| Hume Robt, fruit grower 

Hunt Sim, blacksmith 

Jacobson A, vineyardist 

| Jacobson John, dairyman 
Johnson Chas, vineyard and orchard 
Kane P, orchardist and winery 
Kane Thos, stage driver 

| Keane Jas, fruit grower 

| Last Chance Quartz Mining Co 

| Mahler Henry, orchard 

Marshall J W, vineyard 

McBeth Robt, orchardist 

McBride B, saloon 

McKay Robt, winery 

Miller Geo, tailor 

Mitchell Mrs Thos, orchardist 

Mortensen. E, orchard 

Mosely A, nurseryman 

Murphy Mrs E, orchardist 


CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING 


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Othick W D, winemaker 
Peterson A, miner and orchardist 
Peterson A J, orchardist 


PRICE JOHN, groceries and postmaster 


Rasmusson A, winemaker 


SIERRA NEVADA HOTEL, Joseph 
Anderhalden proprietor 


Smith E M, propr Pioneer Garden 


COLOMA VINEYARD HOUSE 


MRS. ROBERT CHALMERS, Proprietress. 


Furnished First-Class. 


Beautiful Vineyard and Orchard sur- 
rounding the House. 


Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal. 


COLORADO. 


Mariposa County. Post-office, Mari- 
posa; 64 miles north of Mariposa; 
population 50. 


DUBOSQ WM, store 
COLTON. 


See List too Late for Regular Insertion. 


COLUMBIA. 


TuvoLuMNE County. A post, express and 
telegraph office. Is a very pretty 
mountain town of 700 inhabitants, 142 
miles from San Francisco; reached via 
Stockton and Copperopolis Division of 
the Central Pacific R. R., and Messrs. 
Mattison & Co.’s stage line. The 
altitude is 2,200 feet above the sea- 
level; the atmosphere is pure, light 
and dry, and easy of inhalation. 
Fruit growing and mining are exten- 
sively engaged in. The place has 
been destroyed by conflagrations sev- 
eral times, yet it presents a handsome 
appearance. 


Bornheim Henry, saloon 
Brady M, general merchandise 
Broadway Hotel, James Schooler propr 
T LOUI, general merchan- 
dise 


Callaghan M, boots and shoes and boot- 
maker 

CITY HOTEL, Geo Morga: proprietor 

Conlin Thos, variety store 

Davis J N, restaurant 

Dove J G, saloon 


WARD, variety store and 


news agent anc. agent Western Union 
Telegraph Co 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


Cali fornia—Coloma—Columbia. 


Stearns Wn, orchardist 

Stutslager J, supt Union Mine 
Teuscher John, cooper 

Thomas Joseph, orchardist 
Valentine W H, justice of the peace 


Vernon Wm P, orchardist and ditch agt 
Weller E, general merchandise 

White W, notary public 

Wilder Jonas, gardener 

Young C P, justice of the peace 


SIERRA NEVADA HOTEL, 


JOSEPH ANDERHALDEN, Proprietor. 


THE TABLE 


Is always supplied with the best the 
Market affords, 


Coloma, Bl Dorado County, Cal. 


FALLON MRS ELLEN, proprietress 
Fallon’s Hote 


FALLON JAMES, manager Fallon’s 
ote 
FALLON’S HOTEL, Jas G Fallon 


manager 

Fraser Daniel, water agt New England 
Water Co 

Garcia Antonio, hairdresser 

GORHAM W J, carpenter 

Hale Geo, lumber yard and planing mill 

Hartley Andrew, carpenter 

Henkelman Wn, saloon 

Hilton W H (McPherson & Hilton) 

LO O F Hall, Main 

Jarvis L F, Vinespring Vineyard 

Kelley M, livery, sale and feed stable 

Kelley M, propr stage line from Columbia 
to Sonora 

Knapp Sewell, groceries, hardware and 
mining supplies 

Koch Charles, hairdresser and fruit 


dryer 
KRUSE HENRY, saloon 
McKENZIE DANIEL, 


blacksmith 
and wagonmaker 

McPherson Forbes (McPherson & Hil- 
ton) 

McPHERSON & HILTON (Forbes 
McPherson and Wm H Hilton), gro- 
ceries and general merchandise 

Mills Frederick W, physician 

MORGAN GEO, proprietor City Hotel 

Nelson Amel, wheelwright 

POWNALL DR JOSEPH, pres and 
sec T C,Water Co 

PUBLIC HALL for entertainments, at 
Fallon’s Hotel 

Rehen M J, saloon and billiards 

Richards John, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Schooler James, propr Broadway Hotel 


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WHITE BROS., 134 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
st 8. F. Counter Tops, Newel Posts, Balusters, 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., Sna#rtuch Stocks. 119 Mo 
California—Oolumbia—Colusa. 


T C WATER CO, Dr Jos Pownall 
pres, supt and sec 
Thompson Wm M, carpenter 


Schwarz L, bootmaker 

Sevening H, express and banking house 
and agt Wells, Fargo & Co MeL. iy 

; Tibbits J P, physician 

Shoettjen F J, butcher TIBBITS L C, druggist 

Siebert Antoine, bakery and coffee sa-| TIBBITS L ©, postmaster 
loon Vassalo Francisco (Sievert & Vassalo) 

SIEVERT & VASSALO (Wm Sie- | Vinespring Vineyard, J L Jarvis propr 
vert and F' Vassalv), saloon and bil-| Wilson Mrs Rose, clothing, dry and 
liards, office Nevada Stage Co furnishing goods — 

Sievert Wim (Sievert & Vassalo) ING G, stoves, tin and hardware 


The Fallon Hetel, 


JAMES C. FALLON soto ee eeerereeees ‘+ -MANACER 
First-Class Accommodations for Tourists, Travelers and Invalids, : 


This ELEGANT HOTEL is built entirely of brick and is most desirably and 
plecaantly located at the junction of Broadway and Washington Streets, COLUM- 

IA, CAL., on the main line of travel between Yo Semite Valley and Big Trees. 
Yo Semite and Big Tree Stages stop here for dinner, The Milton and Sonora 
Stages pass the house and stop if required. 

The,Rooms are large, airy and well ventilated. There is also a handsome Sample Room for 
the accommodation of Commercial Travelers. Invalids suffering from lung complaints find the 
climate and accommodations all that are required. 


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Cotusa County. The county seat and 
a thriving place of 2,500 inhabitants. 
It is very pleasantly situated, and de- 
pends on the agricultural interests for 
support, the soil in the vicinity being 
remarkably fertile and productive. 
Its future growth, though it may be 
slow, will be certain for several years 
to come. Distant from San Francisco 
via Cal. P.& N, R. R., and stage 
line, 132 miles; from Williams, 10 
miles. 

Adair C H (Atherden & Co), physician 

ADDINGTON J ¢, ‘‘Colusa Sun” 

ADDINGTON §, ‘‘Colusa Sun” 

Albery H M, attorney 

Alderman A B, nurser 

Atherden & Co (W C Atherden, J S 
West and C H Adair), druggists 

Atherden W C (Atherden & Go), insur- 
ance 

Atkinson Rev T A, clergyman (Metho- 
dist Church South) 

Baer Jonas, feed-mill 

Banks Dr J M, physician 

Barnett Robert, county treasurer and 
city trustee 

L &w, 
frames and notions 

Bassford George W, carriagemaker 

Bayne Richard, attorney 


CALVIN NUTTING & SOM, 


tinware, picture 


Beach & Roe, carpenters 
Belton W_H, county physician 
Bicknell Thomas & Co(Thomas Bick- 
nell), Colusa Flour Mills 
Billups Wm, livery stable 
Blanchard Geo H, superior judge 
Boedefeld Joseph, clothing 
Bond A, city trustee 
Bond Andrew, hotel 
Bond Andrew, liquors 
Boysen I, photographer 
Brasfield W H, justice of peace 
Bridgford E A, attorney 
BROOKS & SUSSMAN (G G Brooks 
and M Sussman), general varieties, 
guns and ammunition 
E-yant Charles O, barber saiainieg 
Carpaneto & Chambers (L Csrpaneto 
and E W Chambers), liquors 
Carpenter J W, county surveyor 
Carr L T, attorney 
Cayot Christopher, restaurant and liq- 
uors 
Chambers E W (Carpaneto & Chambers) 
Charrey ia restaurant 
Cheney John, livery, cor 5th and Mar- 
et 
Colusa County Bank, George Hagar 
res, W P Harrington cashier 
ILUSA HOUSE, W T Hales proprie- 
or 
Colusa Lumber Co, W D Dean mgr 


COLUSA SODA WORKS, J L Poulson 
proprietor, cor 3d and Market 


227 MALY STREET, SAN FRANCISC 
fron Dvore, Bank Vaults, Ete. sa 


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JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, makes the BEST FITTING Clothes in the State. 
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(J C Addington, ‘S Addington, and 
Will 8 Green), proprietors 

Cook J B, propr Colusa Water Works 

pcp A B, bootmaker 

Craig & Tull, (A Craig and W Tull), 
bowling alley and saloon 

DAVIS & MITCHELL, (S H P Davis 
and A H Mitchell), O K Saloon 

Dean W D, mgr Colusa Lumber Co; 

res board of trustees 

DE JARNETT J B, real estate broker 
and county clerk and recorder 

DeJarnett & Rich, (W H DeJarnett and 
and J F Rich), groceries and dry goods 

DeJarnett W H (DeJarnett & Rich) 

Deuell John CO, attorney 

Dyan Wm G, attorney 

Dyas & Bridgford, attorneys 

Entremont Adolphe, liquors 

Entremont Frank, restaurant and liq- 
uors 

‘Folen M H, restaurant 

FRANK AUGUST, merchant tailor 

Frazier Wm, attorney 

Furth Fred, harnessmaker 

Furth J, general merchandise 

GILMOUR MRS J E£, dres+maker 

Goad J W, attorney and notary public 

Gosliner J & A (J and A Gosliner), dry 
goods and clothing 

GREEN WILLS, ‘Colusa Sun” 

Grover Bros (B P and J Grover), hard- 
ware and agricultural implements 

ig Ne George, pres Colne County 

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HALES WT, proprietor Colusa House 

Hamilton & Johnson (Jo Hamilton and 
Matt F Johnson) attorneys 

Harden George B, county assessor 

Harrington E A, pres Colusa Stage Co 

Harrington J T, attorney 

Harrington W P, real estate agent and 
cashi: r Colusa County Bank 

Hart A L, attorney-general 

Hart George, varieties 

HART & GLASCOCK (Jackson Hart 
and B B Glascock), grain and money 
brokers 

Hart & Hart (A L and T J Hart), 
attorneys 

HART JACKSON (Hart & Glascock) 

Hart Thomas J, district attorney 

Hatch Jackson, attorney 

Heitman F W, physician 

Hinrichs Peter, hotel 

Hosmer W 8, news agent 

Howard Rev B ©, Methodist 

Howard BF, attorney 

Houchins Samuel, couaty supt schools 

Jackson & Hatch, attorneys 

Jackson J L, city treasurer 

Jamison IS, constabie 

Jones EW, vice-pres board of trustees 


Jones E W & Co, forwarding and com- 
mission merchants 
Jones J H, postmaster 
Jorss J F, tailor 
Kammerer G, brewery 
Kelsay Rev James, clergyman (Meth- 
odist) 
Keser Louis, harnessmaker 
Kitschbaum Madam BE, liquors 
Klewe Henry, meat market 
Kopf C, county supervisor 
Lark C T, operator W U Tel Co 
LEE PA HICK, choice wines, liquors 
and cigars 
G JOHN H, attorney and no- 
tary public 
Lopez J D, barber 
Lowry Mrs, private school 
Malone A F, dentist 
Mann Frank T, bakery and confectionery 
Mathews W A, wheat broker 
McGRATH MRS J, willinery and 
dressmaking, 5th 
McNabb Thomas, liver 
Miles W H, notary public and insurance 
Miller Thomas, bootmaker 
Miller W, propr Telephone Livery 
aaa and Colusa and Williams’ stage 
ine 
MITCHELL H, dealer in hardware 
and crockery, stoves, tin, sheet iron 
and copperware, 5th 
Murdock 8 R, grain dealer 
Murphy A, meat market 
O’Brien Dennis, liquors 
0 K SALOON, choice, wines, liquors 
and cigars, Davis & Mitchell propri- 
etors 
Padilla L, barber 
Perdue Charles, liquors 
Ping W J, constable an”. collector 
POPE J H, notary public and insur- 
ance and searcher of records, opposite 
C.lusa County Bank 
Porter J W, town clerk 
POULSON J L, Colusa Soda Works, 
cor 3d and Market 
Probst B, boots and shoes 
Pryor B A, agt Wells, Fargo & Co 
Putman F M, groceries 
Rathbun Miss A H, private school 
Rice & Stewart (M L Rice andJ S Stew- 
art), carpenters 
Riley William, blacksmith 
Robinson & Barnett (J G Robinson and 
M V Barnett), druggists 
Robinson L,* physician 
Robinson Oscar & Co, general varieties 
and fruits 
Roche William, blacksmith 
Samuels J R, police judge, justice of the 
eace and collector 
Schmidt Joseph, liquors 
Schoenfeld L, clothing 


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Flags, Banners. ete., at NORCROSS & CO., 
Masonic Temple, No. 6 Post Street, 8. F. 


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California—Colusa—Concord, 


STONE W F, importer and dealer in| Proctor A A & Sons, blacksmiths 
watches, silverware, jewelry, optical | Steinhart J, general merchandise 
goods, clocks, etc, 5th bet Market | Stewart J, boarding-house 


and Main Stockwell Bros, cheese factor 
SUSSMAN M (Brooks & Sussman) cubar AN Gatat y 
Swank sae blacksmith Wholey ; poyUsioy 
Swinford Edwin, attorney-at-law 
Tatten M B, gun and lorksmith CONCORD. 


Tournoux & Dunlap (J F Tournoux and 


vq | 538 
0 Seube B (Seube & Co) Carson H C, butcher ] 

Seube B & Co (B Seube and G W Nichol- | Compton & Kerr, real estate agts ] 
a} son), liquors Douglass ——, agt W U Telegraph Co ] 
qj Shinn E & Co, furniture and undertak- | Green Rev J B, clergyman (Methodist) J 

ing Hann J R, bootmaker 

® Shires William, grocery and glove mfg| Harding J H, postmaster J 
e Simpson W M, liquors Harshr-an J J, cheese dairy 

Smith F Z, dentist Haylock Geo, varieties ] 
S Smith Rev (Presbyterian) Kelsea H C, carpenter I 
3} Smith S R, planing mills Lossing & Bros, blacksmiths s 
ee Smith T, auctionerr Lothrop J H, harnessmaker 

Spaulding A P, blacksmith Lyman Chas, barber I 
TN gle & Bayne (SJ Stabler and Rich- | Malott Mrs, boarding-house I 

e@| ard Bayne), attorneys-at-law i i- ) 

| Stanton J B, supt County Hospital McFARLAND Ay droggist and: physt 
| Steele John M, sheriff and tax collector NEWMARK M N, general merchan- I 
@| Stevens W H, attorney-at-law dise 5 ) 
Be Stewart J S (Rice & Stewart) O’Brien ——, carpenter ) 
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Contra Costa Country. <A post, ex- 


“ee John Dunlap), groceries ; ea 
: s Tuson Henry, sewing machine agt pare ae ee el 5 ee 
§% | Wallworth Rev Father, Catholic Church rt i Pant ton G00. per 
=g | Ware G W, general merchandise won al Nic ah a aah cid 
tim Warner D, carpenter Bacon S, general merchandise, postmas- 
.@8| Washburn & Atherden (P L Washburn ter and notary public 
a4 be W Atherden), insurance and bro- | Bailey A A, supt public schools 
3 ers Biker S, groceries 
28 Welch P J, board city trustee Bent Chas, blacksmith 
oP Welsh P J, groceries and hardware BERNAL J, groceries, provisions, to- - 
a Wescott C H, city marshal bacco, liquors, cigars, real estate and 
25 | West JS (Atherden & Co), physician collector 
«| Weston Mrs H, millinery Bernett H, County Hospital supt and 
; EE White G W, painter physician 7 
an White J C, contractor and builder Bolognesi Refaello, ap 
35 ——_ BRAGDON EDMUND, physician and 
surgeon ; 
ge? COMOSA. Brawand J (Mahony & Brawand) C 
& TrHAMA County. Post-office Tehama. a baiting opi a hardware, stoves, 
: ; inware and crocker 
5 (LIVER A, blacksmith and liquors Briones C (Briones & Voorhees r 
5 Sa Briones & Voorhees (C eon anil EF I 
Voorhees), Mt Diablo Hote 
© COMPTCHE. Browe Thos A, superior judge r 
MENDociINo County. A post-office. Carpenter DS, tax collector 
, general merchan" Chase Eli R, district attorney ; 
BuAS & BROWS, o “CONCORD SUN” (The), 8 Farjcon 
Lewis S M, saloon editor 
; ’ Darbn J D, county auditor 
cla aegis dos Santos J ose de F, barber 


salon FARJEON §, publisher and proprietor 
COMPTON. of the “Converd Sun” ie 


Los Anaetes County. A post and tel- | @@vin Mrs L, dry and fancy goods, and 


egraphi office, on the Souther Pacific pT EE Meonitalige 
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R. R., 12 miles from Los Angeles. Goodale J M, general merchandise 
| Bently A P, lumber Guy J W, public administrator 


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COMELIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOIDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST) S.F. 
JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montgomery & 724 Market. 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE £ CO., Eastern Hard Weod Lumber 


Cali fornia—Concord—Copperopolis. 


203 Montgomery & 724 Market. 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 


Hamelin L, physician 

Hathaway KB, trese.rer 

Hernandez J, groceri-s 

JAQUITH EJ, wagonmaker and black- 


smith 
Julia Antonio, bootmaker 


KELLER J H, Concord Meat Market 
Klein Phillip, propr Concord Hotel 


Seal Blu. ff Warehouses, Haslett & Bailey 
proprs 

Lewis William B, liquors 

Mahan DP, sheriff 

Mahony & Brawand (B Mahony and J 
Brawand), livery 

McMahon Thos A, county surveyor 

Milley C E, county recorder 

Monr e Rev (Presbyterian) 

Moreno L F, harnessmaker 

Mt Diab!o Hotel, Briones & Voorhees 


proprs 


CONCORD HALL, 


CHARLES REIF, Proprietor, 


SU:1TABLE 
For Parties and all Entertainments. 
Fine Satoon and Billiards 


UNDER HALL. 
Concord, Contra Costa Co., Cal. 


CONFIDENCE. 


TUOLUMNE County. Post-office Sonora, 
10 miles from Sonora. Confidence 
quarts Mines and Mills are situated 

ere. 


CONFIDENCE HOTEL, T & F J 


Daveluy proprietors 


DAVELUY & CO(F J and T Daveluy), 


meral merchandise 
DAVELUY FJ, general merchandise 
DAVELUVY T, general merchandise 


CONN VALLEY. 
Napa County. Post-office St, He:ena. 


Metzner F & Co,§wine manufacturers 


CONWAYS LANDING. 


See Signal Port. 


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Murphy E J, agt W, F & Co, insurance 
agt, and mgr W U Telegraph Co 
Navas C, general merchandise 
Nelson H J, justice of peace 
NEUSTAEDTER B, dry and fancy 
goods, millinery, hardware and gen- 
eral merchandise 
Perez Francisco, groceries 
REIF CHARLES, choice wines, liq- 
uors, and cigars, also billiard hall 
UIS PABLO, barber 
Schwartz George H, liquors 
Shafter Mrs Nellie, dressmaker 
| Sheehan James F, liquors, * 
Stafford R L, druggist 
Stow Jas M, assessor 
SWAN F§, carriage and house painter 
Upham A, dentist 
Voorhies E, constable 
Voorhees E F (Briones & Voorhees) 
Whittenmyer L C, county clerk 


, E. J. JAQUITH, 
Wagoumaker and Blacksmith, 


CONCORD, CAL. 


Wagons and Carriages repaired and 
new ones made to order, Agricultural 
Machinery of all kinds repaired at short 
notice. Horseshoeing attended to with 
promptness. 


Repairing Neatly Executed. 
COPPER CITY. 


Suasra County. Post-office Shasta; 25 
miles from Redding; population 50. 


Bahney & Bemis, saloon 

Bahney Eugene, general merchandise 

Hall George W, quartz-mill 

Massie & Dryden, gen mdse 

McGerry James, saloon 

Smith W P, attorney-at-law and justice 
of the peace 

Thompson Miss Lizzie and Brother, sa- 
loun and hotel 

Williams L, hotel 


COPPEROPOLIS. 


CaLAVERAS County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, situated in a rich 
mining district, whose productions 
are confined almost exclusively to 
copper ore, 126 miles from San Fran- 
cisco, via Stockton & Copperopolis 
division of the Central Pacitic K. R. 
and the stage line of Messrs. Matte- 
son & Co, from Milton, from which it 


Boat Stock, Oak Plank and Timber. 


28 & 20 Spear Bt, 


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WHITH BROS,, 13 & 13 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 


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540 Cali fornia—-Copperopolis—Cottonwood. 


is distant about 15 miles. At an early | * 
period it was a bustling town, and 
its future was full of bright promise. 
The population is placed at 150. It 
has a daily mail and express. 


ALLEN JB, saloon, choicest liquors 
and cigars 
BA JM, notary public 
BRAIDS CHARLES, blacksmith and 
agonmaker 
CAS! WILLIAM H, druggist, agent 
Wells, Fargo & Co, and constable 
Copperopolis Livery, Feed and Sale Sta- 
ble, Peter Kelly propr 
Eastwood Wn, road overseer 
Fontana A, general merchandise 
Hodges G 2, propr Union Hotel 
HONEY ALVIN, postmaster and 
ustice of one 
HONEY MILTON , agent W U Tel 
Co; drug and book store 


KELLY P, livery, feed and sale stable : 


MEADER HOUSE, T B Meader propr 
MEADER TB, hotel 
Y ISAAC NEWTON, salo-::; 


choice liquors 
Turner Wm, blacksmith and wagon- 


RNER WM. gen mdse 
Union Hotel, G Z Hodges propr 


COPPER VALE. 


Lassen County. Post-office, 16 miles 
west of Susanville; population 25. 


Dennery Thomas, hotel 
GOODRICH CO, postmaster and hotel 


CORDELIA. 


Sotano “County. A post, express 
and telegraph office; is a thriving and 
beautiful little town on the Cal. Pac. 
R. R. 45 miles from San Francisco. It 
is 5 miles from Fairfield and 3 from 
the well-known Green Valley Falls. 
The population is about 200, and the 
place is quite a fruit- -shipping point. 


Bihler Henry, saloon and butcher 

Gleason Richard, blacksmith 

Horan Frank, saloon 

HUMPHREYS JH, postmaster and 
general merchandise 

Jewell W T, agent C P RR and Wells, 
Fargo & Co 

Mason W W, blacksmith and box facty 

McKeague P dy saloon 

Norris B P, carpenter 

Owens Jas, boarding-house 

Pittman Mrs C J, hotel 

Siebe Claus, lumber 


PETER, general merchandise 
and warehouse 

Smith E B, wine mfr 

Turner J E, bootmaker 

Valentine J H, painter 

Walter St, tailor and restaurant 

Wilson Curtis, justice of the peace 


CORRALITOS. 


Santa Cruz County. A _ post-office, 6 
miles from Pajaro. 


BROWN BROS & WATSON, propri- 
etors Corralitos Paper Mill 


CORR.ALIT0S PAPER MILL, Brown 
Bros & oe proprietors, manufac- 
turers of straw wrapping paper, paste- 
board and binders’ boa ‘ab 
Lautiers E, saloon 
Wilson Wm, general merchandise 


COTHRIN’S STATION. 


Et, Dorapo Counry. Post-office La- 
trobe; a station on the Sacramento & 
Placerville R. R., 3 miles from La- 
trobe and 12 miles from Folsom. 

Barrett J R, stock raiser 

Cothrin W S, stock raiser 


COTTAGE GROVE. 


Siskiyou County. A post-office, 40 
miles west of Fort Jones. 


Elliott & Co, general merchandise 


COTTONWOOD. 


Suasta County A post, Prem and 
telegraph office, on the C P RR 
(Northern Division), 17 miles from 
Red Bluff. 


Addison , blacksmith 
Armentrout Heury, wagonmaker 
Foster Jacob, hotel 

Howard M V, justice of the peace 
Knowlton Wm, general merchandi.. 


PRICE W F & CO, general merchan- 


dise 
Rowley L H, blacksmith 


COTTONWOOD. 


Siskiyou County. See Henley. 


COTTONWOOD. 


Yoto County. See Madison. 
Costa J A, blacksmith 


7S" GOV ONIAGS .NOLOMINGe MGM, 


Streets, S. F. 


724 Market and 203 Montgome 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 


COULTERVILLE. 


Mariposa County. A post and ex- 
press office; a mining town of some 
importance to the section in which it 
is situated. It is on one of the roads 
leading to the grove of big treee, and 
is 46 miles by stage from Merced; 
population 230. 


Adams Z T, druggist, physician and 
surgeon 

Austin H G, physician 

Bruschi Francisco, general merchandise 

Cammisona Geromina, general mdse 

Canovia G, general merchandise 

Cappuro F, bootmaker 

Castro P, jeweler and gunsmith 

Daunt W G, hotel and gen merchandise 

Douglass George, mining supt 

Girard L, tinner 

Harlow G W, blacksmith and constable 

H obrow Geo W, saw-mill 

Holtze] D, farmer, Dutch Ranch 

Jeffrey Geo, hotel 

Jones Ralph, jeweler 

Marsolino J, saloon 

Marzitmo G, liquors 


MAST C L, superintendent Banderita 
Mine 

McCarthy Wm, W, F & Co’s agt, post- 
master and druggist 

Mentzer John, livery stable 

Morris B F, justice of peace 

Murphy John, constable 

Myers Henry, general merchandise 
Piper James, builder 

Prisk & Ramel, barber and liquors 
Reed Jas W, justice of peace 

Rihns Bros, butchers Q 

Rimel A, barber 

Shimer James, blacksmith 

Tiscornia A, general merchandise 


WAGNER DANIEL, hotel and saloon 


COURTLAND. 


SackaMENtTO County. <A post and tel- 
egraph office on the Sacramento River, 
21 miles from Sacramento ; distance 
from San Francisco by river, 96 
miles ; resources fruit; population 40. 


Burop Nelson, blacksmith 
Jolly W W, bootmaker 
Meyers Wm H, general merchandise, 
postmaster and agt W, F & Co 
O’Conner P D, blacksmith 

Rodgers M N, carpenter 
| Winter Luis, hote 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


MIEN, TUEGIE & C0, VENEERS “sinsm 


California—Ooulterville-Crame Valley. 


Blanchard H F, hotel 


WHITE BRONS,, 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
8t,8. KF. Black Walnut, Spanish Cedar, Veneers. 


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COVELO. 


Menpocino County. A post and express 
office; a thriving little town in the cen- 
ter of Round Valley, which is nearly 
seven miles in diameter in any direc- 
tion. It is a center of trade for a 
region of country fifty miles in 
diameter, and itself tributary to 
Ukiah. Population 200. 


Bateman E B, drugs 

Chambers T S, saloon 

Cunningham J P, liquors 

Davis & McCoy, general merchandise 
Henley W & Bros, general merchandise 
Lee Mrr. AJ, saloon and boasding-house 
Marks H, general merchandise 
Montague L D, boarding-house 
Prising Geo J, shoemaker 

Randrup Wn, saloon 

Scannell T J, blacksmith 

THOMSON J P, postmaster 

Whitney W F, saddler 

Willis W F, blacksmith and livery stable 


COYOTE. 
Santa Ciara County. A _ post-office, 


12 miles south of San Jose. 


Dolet J B, hotel and saloon 
Peppin E E, constable 
Pinard L, justice of peace 


STEVENS ORVIS, hotel and general 


merchandise 
COZZENS. 
Sonoma County. A _ post-office, 13 
miles from Healdsburg. 


COZZENS D, general merchandise and 


postmaster 


CRANE FLAT. 
TUOLUMNE Counry. 
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Hurst Wm J, saloon 
Keits John W, wines and vineyard 
Stephens Bar, Chas Horswell, Ferry 


CRANE VALLEY. 
Et Doravo Coun'ry. A post-office. 
Carre John J, gen mdse and postmaster 


CRANE VALLEY. 


Fresno County. Post-office Fresno 
Flats. 


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CREAMER. 


TULARE County. A post-office, 


Creamer I K, postmaster 
McLean & Abbey, proprs Murry & 
Johnson Mill : 


CRESCENT CITY. 


Det Norte County. A post and ex- 
press office, 274 miles by steamer. 


Achy G M, druggist 

Aherns A J, cabinetmaker 

Babcock Chas, barber 

Britton Geo, blacksmith 

Burtschell Frank, hotel 

Clark Daniel, saloon 

Cooper L F, attorney-at-law 

a City Mill and Transportation 


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Crescent City Wharf and Transfer Co 

Crucius Frank, butcher 

Darby & Donovan, saloon 

Duffy & Bros, saloon 

Duffy Thos, saloon 

EDEIDGE J E, public recorder and 

hotographer 

Elk River Mill Co 

Emmemtburg & McNamaro, butchers 

Endert & Capprise, saloon 

Fischerman & Swords, saloon 

Frantz J F, livery stable and blacksmith 
and coroner 

Hobbs, Wall & Co, general merchandise 

Howell Hattie, cigars and tobacco 

Hughes Chas KE, sheriff and collector 

Hughes James, druggist 

Keen Geo, cooper 

Keller H, shoemaker 

Kuykendall Rev J W, Methodist clergy- 
man 

Lach Chas, tailor 

Liddle & Clark, saloon 

Marhoffer J, brewery 

Maron Edgar, dentist 

Mason Edgar, district attorney 

Mayer Gotlieb, hardware 

McCresh & Bernhoff, butchers 

McLaren L, shoemaker 

McLaughlin I Jr, saloon 

McLellan & Co, livery stable 

Mclellan R S, justice of the peace 

McNamara N, hotel 

Miller John, county school supt 

Moody Mrs C D, bakery 

Moody Chas D, tinware 

Morris, Wolf & Co, gen mdse 

PEVELER PETER H, county clerk, 
recorder and auditor 

Pfifer C H & Son, general merchandise 

Sartwell D S, jeweler and justice of 


peace 


PRISON CELLS, 


Fences and Bridge Work, 
227 Main Street, ®. KF. 


Saville Wm, county treasurer 

Shipman David E, saloon 

Steele Mrs Maria, fancy goods 

Straub Mrs Caroline, fancy goods 

Straub Edward, barber 

Theilacker Mrs, bakery 

Volander Ewald, tanner 

Wall Jos G, county supervisor 

WENGER J & C0, general mdse 

West Benj, saloon 

Wilmer R P, saloon 

Woodbury W H, cigars and tobacco, 
and county assessor ¢ 

Yates E, hotel 


CRESCENT MILLS. 


Pitumas County. Post-office Gree:i- 
ville ; 16 miles from Quincy. 


Coster J S, hotel 

Davis Robt L, saloon 

Eperson E, varieties 

Hall J S, general merchandise 


HALL & Mc MILLAN, general mdse 
CRESSEY. 


MERCED County. A post and express 
office, on the Southern Pacific R. R., 
15 miles from Merced. 


Fowler & Stockird, hotel 

Goldman Louis, general merchandise 

Olds & Barfield, general merchandise 
an’ hotel 

Olds Ed J, postmaster 

STOCKIRD ED W, deputy postmaster 


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CROCKETT. 


Contra Costa County. Post-office 
Martinez. New town site about 1 
mile from Vallejo Junction. 


Heald’s Foundry, John L Heald propr 
Heald John L, propr Heald’s Foundry 
Pinkerton C W, propr Pinkerton House 
Pinkerton House, C W Pinkerton propr 


CROMBERG. 


Piumas County. A post-office. 


Hartry Thomas, hay ranch 
Jackson John, miner 
Langhurst » postmaster 
Parker William, hotel 
Turner Bros, hay ranch 
Yept ——, farmer and miner 


CROSS CREEK STATION. 


TULARE County. See Grand View. 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


CROW'S LANDING. 


Sranistaus County. A post-office, on 
the San J oaquin Rix sr, between Gray- 
son and Hill’s Ferry, 15 miles south- 
west of Modesto. 


Crow J B & Co, grai 
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eral merchandise 


CRYSTAL BAY. 
Puacer County. See Truckee, 


GRYSTAL CREEK. 


S1skrrovu County. Post-office Fort 
Jones, Situated on the west side' of 
Scott Valley, between Fort Jones and 
Etna, 8 miles from Fort Jones, and 4 
miles from Etna. 


Cory H vu, merchant 

Denure J P, teamster 

Fletcher & Drake, blacksmiths 

Green () V, dairyman and money loaner 

Mott Clias A, rancher and school teacher 

Reichman E, capitalist 

Shelby, Walker & Bros, Pioneer Cheese 
Factory 

Tyler Geo H, soap factory 

Wetmore J H, cheese factory 

WILSON LS, fruit, butter and vege- 
tables 


‘CRYSTAL PALACE CAVE. 


TuoLUMNE County. Post-office Colum- 
bia; ia about two miles distant on the 
direct road from Pine Log Crossing; 
it is a natural wonder, being filled 
with stalactites and stalagmites of 
great beauty. 


CRYSTAL PEAK. 


SIERRA Counry. 


Grand Central Hotel, Mrs Wm Elliott 
and Miss Jane Quinn proprs 


CRYSTAL SPRINGS. 


Napa Country. Post-office St Helena; 
a@ summer resort. 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgome 


Atwood A B, propr Crystal Springs 


St,8.F Counter Tops, Newel Posts, Balusters, 


HARDWOOD LUMBER WHITE BROS. 13.4 15 ate and 14 & 16 Spear 
9 


CUCAMONGA. 


San BERNARDINO County. A _post-of- 
fice and station or the Southern Pa- 
cific R. R., 15 miles north of Colton. 


Dreyfus B & Co, wines and brandies 
RICHE FL, general merchandise store, 
hotel, feed stable and postmaster 


DAGGET. 


Siskryou Country. A post-office, 12 
miles south of Yreka. 


Abrams Jas, riail carrier 
JORDAN J i’, postmaster 
Wohpart G, blacksmith 


DAMASCUS. 


Pracer County.  Post-office Towa 
City; 35 miles northeast of Auburn; 
population 45, 


Cannon F E, butcher and deputy sheriff 
JONES OWEN, general merchandise 
Lewis Robert, mining 

Mountain Gate Mining Co 

Snyder G W, justice of the peace 


DANVILLE. 

Contra Costa County. A post-office, 
16 miles southeast of Martinez. Fa- 
vorably located in San Ramon Valley; 
daily stages connect with trains to 


San Francisco, via Martinez; popula- 
tion 45. 


Bean L, wheelwright 

Close J E, blacksmith 

COHN M, general merchandise and 
postmaster 

Conway John, general me~chandise 

Lattimore John, saloon 

Noone John, saloon 

Ramage S F, justice of the peace 

Sherburne D N, county supervisor 

Winters Chas, saddler 


DARK CANYON. 


Humpotpr County. 


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DARRAH. 


Marrposa County. A_ post-office, 12 
miles northeast of Mariposa; sup- 
ported by mining and farming. 


Carthey W A, butcher 
Clark Frank, saw-mill 


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and general merchandise 
Ferguson James, saloon 
Kane Barney, liquors 
Snyder John, butcher and saw-mill 


DARWIN. 


Inyo County. A post and express ofi.v., 
106 miles by stage from Caliente. 

Boland Thomas, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Ciuciius A J, butcher 

Darwin Water Works 

Eddy J C, general merchandise 

Gunn J J, saloon 

AN ME, general merchandise 

and livery stable 

Jacobson Jacob, brewer 

Morrissey Mrs G T, hotel and saloon, 
and meat market 


a) O’Brien C F, postmaster 


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Seltz August, bootmaker 
Smart Mrs C F, boarding-house 
Stepp Miss Maggie, laundress 
Thompson N §, recorder 
Waterman & O’Brien, gen mdse 


DAVENPORT. 


Santa Cruz County. A post and tele- 
graph office, 13 miles northwest of 
nta Cruz; population 125. 


Gates Geo, lumber 

Pinkham W R, hotel and saloon 
Swirtzor G, blacksmith 

THOMPSON §, grocer, W U Tel agent 


and postmaster 


DAVIS CREEK. 


Mopoc County. A post-office about 25 
miles northeast of Alturas; popula- 
tion 50. 


Jacque J, blacksmith 

M EY & RAMER, general 
merchandise and post-office 

Page W, cattle dealer 

Roberts J, butter-barrel maker 

Turnidge & Dickson, blacksmiths 

Weston George, justice of the peace 


McKENNEY & RAMER, 
CASH STORE. 


EALERS IN GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, 
Boots, Shoes and Clothing, Hard and Glass 
Ware, Buyers of Woo!, Hides and Grain. 


Post Office, Davis Creek, Modoc County, Cal. 


‘ Oalifornia—Darrah—Daviaville. 


DAVISVILLE. 


Yoto County. A post, express and tel- 
egraph office, on the north side of Pu- 
tah Creek, 10 miles south and | mile 
east of Woodland; 13 miles west and 
vs miles south of Sacramento. It 
numbers aboui 6v0 inhabitants. It is 
here the California Pacific diverges 
from the main tack, branching off for 
Woodland and Grafton. It is cen- 
trally located, consequently has a 
large trade, ui aide in grain. Solano 
County carries much of its trade to 
Davisville. The | ountry in that vicin- 
ity is thickly settled by wealthy farm- 
ers. The town is steadily advancing 
in importance, and its continued pros- 
perity is assured. 


Adamson John, livery stable 

Banks George & Co (George Banks and 
H Phillips Miller), druggists and 
agents Wells, Fargo & Co 

Bassett H F, carpenter and undertaker 


BRADSHAW ALBERT G, painter 
BRADSHAW W H, carriage, house 
and sign painter 
Brown E w, hardware and stoves 
Bullard & Pearce (Wm G Bullard and 
B Pearce), gen mdse and grain 
Bullard Wm G (Bullard & Pearce) 
Cameron S F, (Collins & Cameron) 
Collins & Cameron (J P Coliins and S F 
Cameron), blacksmiths and wagon- 
makers 
Collins J P (Collins & Cameron) 
Coourod John, harnessmaker 
Cromwell S, restaurant 
J W Gafford 


GAFFORD HOUSE, 
roprietor 
GAFFORD J W, proprietor Gafford 


House 

id Joseph (Horwood & Galla- 

er) 

GOLDEN GATE WASHER, and 
Winters’ Portable Derrick, John D 
Winters manufacturer 

Hampton W H, lumber 

Hoag B H, fruit and produce 

Hotiman George, harnessmaker 


Horwood Chas, (Horwood & Gallagher) - 


Horwood & Gallagher (Chas Horwood 
and Joseph Gallagher), blacksmiths 
and wagonmakers 

Hyde S F, justice of the peace 

King William, justice of the peace 

Ligget B F, general merchandise 

Martin W H, meat markev 

Meagher J ‘T, liquors 

Merrill William R, baggage master 

Miller H Phillips, physician 

O’Neal James, attorney-at-law, notary 
public and insurance agt — 


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CALVIN NUTTING & SON, 


Pearce B (Bullard & Pearce) 

Philliber Charles, barber 

Plant L J, liquors 

Simpson John, agt and operator Central 
Pacific R R 

Tate Isaac E, liquors 

Tufts William E, varieties 

Weber George, liquors 

Willard James T, constable 

WINTERS JO D, manufacturer 
farming and household implements 
and Golden Gate washer and derricks 


DAYTON. 


Burrs County. See Grainland. 


DECOTO. 


ALAMEDA County. A post, express 
and telegraph office on the Central 
Pacific R. R., 3 miles from Niles and 
6 miles fron Haywards. 


Alt W C, blacksmith 

BECKWITH BROS, general merchan- 
ise 

Bennett C E, carpenter 

Graesslin Wm, saloon 

Hare A J, grain and storage 

Lee Autonio, saloon 

Mathews P, blacksmith 

Sullivan Dennis, eggs and poultry 


DEER CREEK. 


NEvADA County. Post-office Smarts- 
ville, Yuba County. 


Fiene Henry, hotel and toll-bridge 


DEER VALLEY. 


Post-office Folsom. 


Smith E H, general merchandise 


DELANO. 


Krrn County. A post, express and 
telegraph office on the Southern Pacific 
R. R., 35 miles north of Bakersfield; 
population 60, 


CHAUVIN E, general merchandise 
aud postmaster and hotel and livery 
stable 

Jame & Eymard, saloon and hotel 

Mandis A, hotel and livery 

Norton Frank, blacksmith and well- 
borer 

Robinson J B, justice of the peace 

Saxe J N, ast CP RR 

Ygnacia Valencia, saloon 


HARDWOOD LUMBE 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 208 Montgome 


Califurnia—Davisville-De Redwood. 


DeLHi. 


Stranistaus County. Post-office Tar. 
lock. A station on the Southern 
Pacific R. R., 19 miles from Merced, 


Mitchell J Ww, warehouse 


DEL MONTE. 


MontTEREY County. A _ post-office on 
the Southern Pacific R. R., 1 mile 
from Monterey. 


Lewis F C, agt Southern Pacific R R 
and Wells, Fargo & Co and operator 
Western Union Telegraph Co 

Palmer H J, mgr Del Monte Livery 
Stable 

Schonewald Geo, mgr Hotel Del Monte 

Simmons E T, clerk Hotel Del Monte 


DENVERTON. 


Sotano County. A post-office, 14 miles 
by stage from Rio Vista, and 9 miles 
southeast of Fairfield; population 40. 


NURSE § K, general merchandise, 
warehouses, postmaster and agent 
Western Union Telegraph Co 

Sullivan Daniel, blacksmith 


DERBECK MINE. 


See North Bloom- 


NEVADA County. 
field. 


DE REDWOOD. 


Santa Cruz County. A post-office, a 
few miles from Wright’s. 


Aiken Charles, judge and attorney-at- 


law 
Aiken & Sons, fruit growers 
Bassett James, fruit grower and wood 
Bassett J F, fruit grower and nursery 
Budden James, liquors and bootmaker 
Burrell J B, fruit grower 
Chase Josiah, lumber 
Coldren C D, fruit grower and wood 
Critchton R B, fruit grower and wood 
Emery Herbert & Co, fruit growers and 
nursery 
Gardner D P, fruit grower 
Gray J, hotel 
Jones E J, fruit grower and lumberman 
Keast Rev Wn, fruit raiser 
Kennedy & West, hotel 
Liston G W, lumber 
Liston Mrs J, fruit grower 
Miller Judge A J, fruit grower 
Miller & Sons, fruit growers 
Montgomery D, fruit grower and wood 


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Morrell H E, fruit grower 

Sears Rev A E, fruit grower 

Slaughter Thomas, hotel and fruit 
grower 

Smith, Comstock & Bro, lumber 

gpambary Bagas, attorney-at-law 

Stowe I M, fruit grower and wood 

WEST E F, druggist and postmaster 

Wright Bros, hotel and fruit growers 

Young W A, lumber 


DESERT. 


San BERNARDINO County. A _ post- 
office. 


ROGERS SAMUEL, postmaster 
DIAMOND SPRINGS. 


Et Dorapo County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, 3 miles south of 
Placerville, 23 miles from Folsom and 
7 miles from Shivgle Springs; it is 
supported by mining and agricultural 
interests; population 150. 


Bryant Joseph, lumber 

Carpenter C (3, distiller 

Crawford & Son, Park Canal Mining Co 

Dunlap Elon, justice of the peace 

Harris Thomas, general merchandise 
and agt Wells, Fargo & Co 

ILSOHN F, proprietor 
House and postmaster 

Koch Mrs Margaret, Diamond Hotel 

Kramp & Bros, wine mfrs and distillers 

McKeon Alexander. ble 

Norris Albert, justi: \e peace 

Schneider John Jr, |. 5 

Sevey Marshall, blacksmith 


DIAMOND SPRINGS. 


Priumas County. Post-office La Porte. 
Leach A M, saw-mill 
DIXON. 

Sotano County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, supported by the 
agricultural interests of the locality. 
It ison the Calitornia Pacific R. R., 
65 miles from San Francisco, and 21 


miles from Sacramento. Population 
about 1,000. 


Alder Henry H (Levy & Alder) 

Alexander Rev William, clergyman 
(Presbyterian) 

Allison G I (Dashiell & Allison) 

Amos W H (Hardie & Amos) 

Apperson Miss Carrie, teacher Dixon 
High School 


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Apperson James E, upholsterer, painter, 
and undertaker 

Aude Wm, liquors 

Bank of Dixon, S G Little pres, R 
Harkinson cashier 

Barber H D, barber 

Barnes T B, constable 

Bell W T, physician and surgeon 

BRADSHAW M, wood yard and truck 

Brandis Albert, harnessmaker 

OFF & KING (8 Brin- 

kerhoff and G_ King), proprietors 


King’s Hotel and Liver 
BRINKERHOFF 8 (Brinkerhoff & 


King) 

BROTHERS J B (Brothers & Co) 
BROTHERS J B & CO (J B Brothers 
and F A Tyler), Dixon Flour Mills 

BROWN CP, justice of peace 
Brown R H, groceries and fruits 
Buck W P, bootmaker 
Cadman Geo, wagons and blacksmith, 
Pei agt Halladay Standard Wind 
ills 
CALIFORNIA DRUG“STORE, Pal- 
ace Hotel Building, A E Trafton 
proprietor, dealer in drugs, medicines, 
fancy and toilet articles 
Carman A S (S T Mowder & Co) 
Carpenter M (Carpenter & Shulte) 
bt Shad & Shulte (M Carpenter and 
F Shulte), blacksmith, wagonmaker 
and undertaking 
CASEY JOHN, blacksmith, horse- 
shoer, carriage builder, wagons and 
agricultural im:lements made to 


order and repaired 

CITY HOTE?, George Frahm proprie- 
tor 

Cole Rev A L, clergyman (Baptist) 

Cotten J W, notary public, real estate 
and insurance agt 

Cotten Mrs P J, millinery 

Dashiell & Allison (W A Dashiell and 
G I Allison), hotel 

Dashiell W A (Dashiell & Allison) 

DAVIDSON § N, watchmaker, jeweler, 
and dealer in watches 

Deal Rev David, clergyman (Methodist) 

Dixon High School 


“DIXON TRIBUNE,” Ed E Leake 
publisher 

Duprey A F, carpenter and builder 

Einstein J, general merchandise 

Eppinger & Co (J Eppinger, B Ettlinger 
and Herman Eppinger), general mer- 
chandise and grain 

Eppinger Herman (Eppinger & Co) 

Eppinger J (Eppinger & Co) 

Ettlinger B (Eppinyer & Co) 

Evans G H, physician 

Ferguson W R, hardware 

Fisher O J, bootmaker 


Manatacturers all kinds (RON. WORK, 
227 Main Street. Sav Francisce. 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


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FRAHM GEORGE. special agent 
German Benevolent Society of San 

sep | Francisco 

Frazier Patrick, liquors 

Giesecke August, bootmaker 

Goeffert Henry, harnessmaker 

Godman S (Waterman & Goodman) 

Grangers’ Business Association of 
Dixon, B F Kelly sec 

Greene J W (Harkinson & Greene) 

Guenig George, bakery and liquors 

» postmaster 

Hamner Wm P, livery stable 

(Wm Hanke 
and Geo Frahm), Central Meat Market 
WH (Hanke & Frahm) 

Hardie & Amos (J Hardie and W H 
Amos), liquors 

Hardie J (Hardie & Amos)' 

Harkinson & Greene (Robert Harkinson 
and J W Greene), groceries and fruits 

Harkinson Robert (Harkinson & Greene) 

Hohmann V J, liquors 

Hutton Edward, barber 

Hutton Mrs Edward, ice cream 

Ilgner Mrs W, dressmaking 

Kelly B F, sec Granger’s Business As- 
sociation of Dixon 

KING G (Brinkerhoff & Bing) 

KING’S HOTEL, Brinkerhoff & King 
proprietors 

Kirby A, druggist and varieties 

Kirsch J P, harnessmaker and saddler 

Knox E W, attorney-at-law and real 
estate 

Knox Geo W, attorney and counselor- 
at-law and notary public 

LEAKE ED E, publisher ‘Dixon 
Tribune ” 

Leake W S, agt Central Pacific R R and 
Wells, Fargo & Co and_ operator 
Western Union Telegraph Co 

Leigh A H, meat market 

Levy & Adler (Mark Levy and Henry 
H Adler), eneral merchandise 

Levy Mark (Levy & Adler) 

Lunney Con, liquors 

Manning Albert, attorncy-at-law, notary 
public and searcher of records 


Martin George, wagonmaker 

Martin J P, constable 

McBride E J, drugs and books 
McNaboe Rev Father, Catholic clergy- 


man 
Misfeldt Jacob, liquors 
Mount Michael, ‘liquors 
Mowder S T & Co (ST Mowder and A 
S Carman), lumber dealers 


BERHO T (Schomer 
& Oberholzer) 

Odell T H, physician 

Packard W A, teacher of music JJixon 
High School 


Patterson Mrs C A, hotel 
Pritchard M, physician and surgeon 
Rhem W (, city marshal 
Robelus Masalina, restaurant 
Schirmcr Chas, hardware and stoves 
Schnitzlein F' A, liquors 

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holzer) 


SCHOMER & OBERHOLZER (Hans 
Schomer and Albert Oberholzer), 
Dixon Bree sey 

Scott Michael, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Shepard Mrs B, dressmaking 

Shulte H F (Carpenter & Shulte) 

Simmons J H, teacher Dixon High 
School 

Smith John B, whitewashing 

Stenge Morris, tailor 

Story A R, teacher Dixon High School 


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TR. ON A E, proprietor California 
Drug Store, Palace Hotel Building 
TR ON A, physician, office Cali- 


fornia Drug Store 

TYLER F A (Brothers & Co) 

Upham F F, dentist 

Vansant William, groceries 

Wagner A J, barber 

Wallace T J, teacher Dixon High School 

Waterman & Goodman (H A Waterman 
and S Goodman), dry goods 

Waterman H A (Waterman & Good- 
man) 

Williams Peter, painter 

Willott P R, hotel and livery 


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BRINKERHOFF & KING, Proprietors. 


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DIXON TRIBUNE, 


AN INDEPENDENT 


Democratic Weekly Journal, 
With a bona-fide 
CIRCULATION OF SIX HUNDRED, 
Published at 
Dixon, Solano County, Cal., 
Every Saturday, by 


ED. E. LEAKE, 


Editor and Proprietor. 


DONNER. 


Puacer County. A post-office. 


Butler W J, agtC P R R and Wells, 
Fargo & Co 
Fitzgerald John, engineer fire train C P 


RR 

GOULDEN JOSEPH, postmaster and 
proprietor Summit Hotel 

LOWEA J,_ telegraph operator C P R 
R and W U Telegraph Co 


DORRIS BRIDGE. 


Mopoc County. See Alturas. 


DOSHVILLE. 


Post-office Ione; 3 miles from Ione; pop- 
ulation 25. 


DOSH CHARLES, general merchan- 


dise 


DOS PUEBLOS. 


Santa BarBaRA County. Post-office 


Santa Barbara. 


WELCH G C, general merchandise and 


ranch 


DOUGHERTY’S STATION. 


ALAMEDA County. A post-office, 13 
miles southeast of Oakland; popula- 
tion 100. 


Coughlan P, harnessmaker 

Dougherty C M, stock raiser 

Green John, postmaster 

Green Joseph, general merchandise 
Green T H, hotel 

Marsh Albert, hotel 

Martin W H, butcher 

Wells T D, blacksmith and wagonmaker 


DOUGLAS CITY. 


Trinity County. A peevenin 7 miles 
south of Weaverville. 


Leonard H W, hotel 
MASON & THAYER, general mer- 


chandise 


DOUGLAS FLAT. 


CALAVERAS County, A post-office, 18 
miles southeast of San Andreas; pop- 
ulation 175, 


Gagliardo Antonio, general merchandise 

Gagliardo N, bootmaker 

Haskel John, groceries 

Y 8 A, postmaster and general 

merchandise 

PERRY 8 A.& SONS, general mer- 
chandise F 

Tatton C, notary public 

Valente F, general merchandise 


DOWNEY. 


Los ANGELEs County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, situated 12 miles 
southeast cf Los Angeles; population 
300. 


Andrews Joshua, blacksmith 

Banks J K, agt W, F & Co, operator W 
U Tel Co, and agstSPRR 

Buster J W, justice of the peace and 
rae 8 ae 

Carson H C, meat market 

CENTRAL HOTEL. W H Russell 


proprietor, Crawford 


Cooper W F (Cooper & Wiley) 

COOPER & Y (WF Cooper 
and W H Wiley), livery stable 

Daniels H S & Son (H S and H Daniels), 
drugs, paints and oils 

Decker Z, hairdresser 

DICKINSON WILLIAM. stoves, tin- 
ware and pumps 

DOWNEY “SIGNAL,” S$ H Purcell, 
publisher and proprietor [see adv] 

Frankel Bros (S and M E Frankel), 

eneral merchandise 

Fuller John, real estate and constable 

Fuller Mrs W D, millinery 

Grove M F,, Methodist minister 

Grovner J F, physician and surgeon 

Harris RK B, blacksmith 

Jenison & Greening (J E Jenison and 
EG Greening), general merchandise 

Kohn S, meat market 

Kendrick C, minister Christian church 

LAMOINE B A, wagonmaker 

Loew J, grain dealer and feedmill 

Lownesby John, wagonmaker 

McCroy J S (Russell & McCroy) 


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MITROVICH J A, groceries and liq-| Skidmore 8 8, agent J M Griffith & Co, 


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Pollard Lou, saloon _ Smart DB, saloon 
@| PURCELL § H, publisher and propri- | Smart D P, liquors 
etor Downey “Signal Smith ., vootmaker 
Ruddock Mrs S O, miiliner Smith W 0, physician 


q| Russell & McCroy (W H Russell and) manwaTER BW, postmaster 


J 8 McCroy), saloon . 4 
RUSSELL Ww H (Russe! & McCroy), Toombs ——, Baptist minister 
roprietor Central Hotel, Crawford Townsley John, wagonmaker 
Schlesinger J, general merchandise Wagner R, physician 

Shortridge C S, harness and saddles Wiley W H (Cooper & Wiley) 


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The BEST INTEREST of SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 


2,000 Copies circulated weekly among the 


BEST CLASS OF AGRICULTURALISTS IN TH STATE. 


Davidson S B, attorney-at-law and US 
DOWNIEVILLE. commissioner 
Davis A, county supervisor 
SrzrRA County. A post, express and | Douglass ——, dentist 
telegraph office, of about 675 inhabit- | Eschbacher F A, hotel 
ants, aud is the county seat of Sierra | Farley M, attorney-at-law and notary 


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©] County. Reached by stage from Ma- public : 
rysville, distance 67 miles, or from | Fish N B, sheriff 
Nevada City, 40 miles. Garibaldi Joseph, grocer 
Hartling V, harness and shoemaker 
Anderson Frank, attorney Hendel Chas W, surveyor 
@2| Angwin Rev Wm, clergyman (Meth) Howe A J, superior judge 
Blatchley W L, justice of the peace Ift George, blacksmith 
do | Blohm J A, liquors Jones Isaac G, civil engineer and county 
Bosch Ferdinand, brewery surveyor ie 
Brilliant & Co, dry goods and clothing | Jump Alemby, county physician 
Brown J W, hardware | Kaiser Fritz, liquors 
Burgess W H, justice of the peace | Kimball W B, justice of the peace 
Buzinett Louis, liquors Kimball W OC, druggist 
Byington Lewis, meat market Latreille B, clothing, boots and shoes 
Callis A, hair dresser Luther W T, county assessor 
Ee CALKINS BROS (T D and H M Calk- Martin G C, painter 
ins), publishers Sierra County “Tri- McDonald Owen, hotel ; | 
a bune' McGuire A J, carpenter and builder 
Campbell W L (Cross & Campbell) McKinsey C J, public administrator and 
FQ} Carmichael A, justice of the peace coroner : 
Cohn A & Co, dry goods and clothing | Meany N _H, liquors 
Cole D T, lumber yard and county su- Meroux J M B, grocer 
pervisor “MOUNTAIN MESSENGER” (The), 
Costa Bros, butchers Vaughn & Downer publishers 
Crignon A, liquors Nessler Lorenz, brewery 
Sa Cross & Camphell (C W Cross and W L | Noland & Sons, blacksmiths 
©@| _ Campbell). attorneys-at-law Orear J W, guns, tobacco and stationery 
om Cross C W (Cross & Campbell) Osgood L H, attorney-at-law 


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MASONIC OUTFITS, 


550 = Oalifornia—Downieville-Duncan’s Mills, 


O Purdy H H, jeweler and candies 


Ryan Wn, postmaster and notary pub- 
lic 
SCAMMAN If, banker 


Scott John, county treasurer, cigars and 
tobacco 

“SIERRA COUNTY TRIBUNE,” 
Calkin Bros publishers 

Smith C C, druggist 

Smith S A, attorney-at-law 

Soward F D, district attorney and at- 
torney-at-law 

Spaulding, Mowry & Co, grocers 

Stackus T M, furniture and upholstery 

Stewart J H, liquors 

Strange H, county clerk, auditor and 
recorder 

Taylor & Forbes, foundry 

Thorp J H, justice of the peace 

VAUGHN & DOWNER (J A Vaughn 
and E K Downer), publishers ‘‘Moun- 
tain Messenger”’ 

Wall J K, county supervisor 

Wehe F R, attorney and connselor-at- 


law 
Weir & Mead, livery stable 
Weston KS, justice of the peace 
Wiggins J S, liquors 
Williams J, hairdrcsser 
Winchill G, justice of the peace 
Wixson J 8S, county superintendent 
schools 


SIERRA COUNTY TRIBUNE 


Published every Thursday, at 


Downieville, Sierra County, Cal, 


CALKINS BROS., Proprietors, 


The Tribune has the Largest Circula- 
tion of any Paper published in Sierra 
County, 


Special inducements to advertisers. 


DOW'S PRAIRIE. 


Humsotpt County. A post-office and 
small farming settlement, 6 miles 
north of Arcata and 17 miles northeast 
of Eureka. 


RECKART JACOB, postmaster 


Bociety Geeds, ete.. 
Masonic Temple, N 


o. 6 Post Street, 8. F. 


DRYTOWN. 


Amapor County. A post, express and 
telegraph office and mining camp, 52 
miles from Sacramento via Latrobe, 
16 miles by stage from Ione, and 11 
miles from Jackson. Population 400. 


Barney ES, supt reduction works 

Church M B, justice of the peace 

French C L, constable 

Grimes George, dry goods and clothing 

HENDERSON F B, proprietor Ex- 
change Hotel and agent Hamilton’s 
stage line 

Isenman & Giannini (F Isenman and F 
Giannini), Drytown Meat Market 

JENNINGS WILLIAM, general mer- 
chandise, groceries and hardware, 
postmaster and Wells, Fargo & Co’s 
agent and manager Western Union 
Telegraph Co 

Lemoin Geo W, blacksmith 

Norman W A, physician 

Pheenix Reduction Works, ES Barney 
supt 

Potosi Mine, Chas Thomas 

Seaton Mine, Wm Simon supt 

WILLIAMS JOSEPH C, general mer- 
chandise 


DUARTE. 


Los AncELes County. A _ post-office 
several miles southeast of Los Angeles. 


BRONSON A B, postmaster, real es- 
tate and insurance agent and general 
merchandise 


DUBLIN. 


ALAMEDA County. See Dougherty’s 
Station. 


DUNCAN’S MILLS. 


Sonoma County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, situated on Russian 
River at the point where the North 
Pacific Coast Railroad crosses, and is 
the present terminus of the road, 14 
miles from the sea and 65 miles from 
San Rafael. The mill was built in 
1860, and has been operated success- 
fully for eighteen years. The popula- 
tion may number 250. 


Allman & Queen, North Coast stage line 
Duncan Samuel, postmaster 

Duncan’s Mills Land and Lumber Co 
McLean D, blacksmith and engineer 
Moor F B, blacksmith 

Moscow Mill, lumber mfrs 


227 Main Street, San Krancisece. 


at NORCROSS & CO., 


CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


CONKLIN BROS., 


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North Coast Stage Line, 
Queen proprs 

‘Orr John, liquors 

Paterson James, cheese mfr 

Queen C, agts Wells, Fargo & Co 

Queen & Good, hotel 

Ricioli A, dairyman 

Rielly Mill, Railroad, Land and Lumber 
Co 


Allman & 


Rule Mrs, wood, bark and cattle 
Saitori V, dairyman 

Schloss S, general merchandise 
Sloan Chas F, hairdresser 

Smith William, bootmaker 


TOMASINI G, commission merchant 
and dairyman 


DUNNIGAN. 


Yoto Country. A post, express and 
telegraph office about 18 miles from 
Woodland. Population 125. 


HAYNES & EARLL, general mer- 
chandise 

Lewis Geo B, hotel and livery stable 

Mitchell & Yarick, blacksmiths and 
wagonmakers 

Wilkinson B D, operator Western Union 
Telegraph 


DURHAM. 
Butre County. <A post, express and 
telegraph office on the Oregon Division 


of the Central Pacific R. R., 18 miles 
northwest of Oroville. 


Criley Andrew, blacksmith 
EPPERSON E A, hotel 
Harris N A, wagonmaker 
Locey J H, general merchandise 
Taylor Win, flour-mill 

Turley John, saloon 


DUTCH FLAT, 


Piacer County. A post, express and 
telegraph office. A place of some 
historio importance, on account of its 
rich mines. An exiensive lumbering 
trade is carried on in the vicinity, a d 
som of the heaviest hydraulic mining 
of the State is done here. The scen- 
ery in the vicinity is picturesque 
and grand. It is on the Central 
Pacitic R. R., 66 miles from Sacra- 
mento, and 31 miles northeast of 
Auburn, Population about 1,500. 


Anderson Henry, saloon 
Barrett Charles A, variety store 
Bock Herman, saloon 


Spear St. 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS,*2., 8. se=1. 


551 
BROWN ADAM, cigars and tobacco 


Coburn LG, principal Grammar School 

Cohen H & Bro (H and M Cohen), gen- 
eral merchandise 

Cohen H and M (H Cohen & Bro) 

Colegrove Lee, livery stable 

Davis Abraham, saloon 

Disque Henry, CPR R agt, and gen- 
eral merchandise depot 

Dunn James F, saloon 

DUTCH FLAT HOTEL, 
Mallows proprietor 

Eshbach David M, dentist 

Faller John R, saloon depot 

Ferguson Aaron, carpenter 

GOULD JAMES L (Towle Bros & Co) 

Halsey Henry H, postmaster 

Halsey Stephen G, varieties 

Harris Rev J J, clergyman (Methodist) 

Hillhouse Wm, hardware 

Hoos Frank C, saloon 

Hoos John, bootmaker 

Hudepohl Herman R, dry goods, cloth- 
ing, and agt Johnston Optical Co 

Jameson James, barber and justice of 
peace 

Jones J T, druggist 

Kopp Charles, meat market 

Landman Julius C, watchmaker 

MAKER GEO S§S, wholesale and retail 
provisions, yroceries, liquors, cigars, 
tobacco, hardware, tinware, crockery, 
grain, feed, etc Fego7n 

MALLOWS EDWARD, proprietor 
Dutch Flat Hotel 

Martin Noble, physician 

McClure E L, agt W, F & Co, and 
operator W U Telegraph Co 

Mcelntosh J, suloon 

Meyer John, const ble, collector and 
general business agt 

Michell Wm F, brewery and ice depot 

Nelson James W, saloon 

Nicholls W & P, bankers 

“PLACER TIMES” (The) (weekly), 
Wm A Wheeler editor and proprietor 

Prewett J E, attorney-at-law and no- 
tary public 

Rablin John, saloon 

Runckel John H, grocery and bakery 

St Clair L P, meat market 

Sharon Wm A, propr Placer Hotel 

Stockman H, cleaner and repairer of 
clothes 

TOWLE A,G W and E W (Towle 
Bros & Vo) 

TOWLE BROS & CO (A, G W and 
E W Towle and J L Gould), lumber 
manufacturers 

Uren E C, civil engineer and US deputy 
surveyor 


WHEELER W A, proprietor ‘ Placer 


Times 
Wilson M W, dentist and physician 


WHITE BROR.. 13 & 15 Main 


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California—Eagle Creek-El Dorado. 
EAGLE CREEK. EIGHT MILE HOUSE. 


Suasta County. Post-office Igo; 18| Yoto County. Post-office Woodland ; 
miles southwest of Shasta. 8 miles west of Woodland; popula- 


tion 35. 
McFarland Wn, general merchandise ms 
MURRAY JACO , general merchan- | OLIVER A J, saloon 


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Wilder J C, blacksmith = 


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EAGLEVILLE. San Dreco County. A post-office, 13 


Mopoc County. A post-office, 43 miles] miles northeast of San Diego. 
southeast of Dorris Bridge. Clark R, horticnlturist 


Bowman W H, blacksmith Cowles G A, farmer 
GEE § J, postmaster 4 KNOX AL, postr aster and hotel 
ones J E, genera] merchandise Rea JB 1 handi 
McCarty E, blacksmith ee RU Rr nee er 
McCormick Wm H, justice of the peace aes sink ies 
Morrow John, livery stable 
Parman Joseph, constable 
Renshaw Mrs, hotel EL DORADO. 
Smith L, furniture mfr Ex Dorapo County. A post, express 
eens one telugraph office, of about 300 in- 
habitants, about 54 miles east of Sac- 
EAST BERKELEY. ramento, ‘astation on the stage line 
: ‘ 1 leading from Shingle Springs to Plac- 
Atamepa County. See Berkeley. erville, once a great mining section. 
— Lying in the mountains, as it does, it 
has a pure, bracing atmosphere, and 
EAST LAKE. is supported by mining and agricul- 
ture. 


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Lake County. A post-office, about 14 
miles from Lakeport. Beem M C, saloon : 
LER F, superintendent Sulphur pees bag hie merchandise 
Bank Quicksilver Mining Co, Sulphur | Byoadded J Ww, general merchandise 
a 8 fastin genera pian yt Coblentz & Bro (Cerf and Nathan Co- 
eland agen ells, Margo 08)  blentz), general merchandise 
Expreas di d Davis L M, fruit grower 
mo Pitas’ general merchandise an, DREW W C L, postmaster and re- 
Stubbs C, butcher Drew Ww CL & J B, saddles, harness 
Tucker Jas E, postmaster and stationery, operator W U Tel Co 
Fie Rae A J ne A, liquors 
yafney James, meat market 
EAST OAKLAND. Galt Af A, collector .and assessor 2 
AuamMeDA County. See Oakland, Gilmore N, supt Angora Goat Associa- 
tion and supervisor 
——— Graham L A, liquors 
EASTON ener T, general merchandise 
iy iller , liquors 
| Fresno County. \ post-office, 6 miles | Norton D E, fruit grower 
south of Fresno City. ya Sh M at blacksmith 
Robinson M §, fruit grower 
| Lindstrom P O, blacksmith Shaver J, hookunada’” 
| WHITNEY MRS JE, postmistress Tallman Mrs Alice, propr Oriental Hotel 
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EDDY’S LANDING, bday Joshua, blacksmith and wagon- 
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ELEVEN MILE STATION. 


Martrosa County. Post-office Clark’s 
Station. 


WOOD J W, hotel 
ELIZABETH LAKE, 


Los AncgEtEs County, A post-office, 
about 30 miles from Newhall. 


MYERS J W, station-keeper arid deal- 
er in hay and grain 


ELIZABETHTOWN. 
Yusa Country. Post-office Wheatland. 


Corbin Frank, mine 
Lathrop W B, saw-mill 
Leavett R E, mine 
Manson Wn, mine 
O’Niel R M, ranch 


ELK CREEK. 


Cotvsa County. A post-office, 40 miles 
northwest of Colusa, in the foot-hills 
of the Coast Range Mountains; popu- 

- lation 50. It has a tri-weekly mail 
with Colusa. 


Friday & Knight, blacksmiths 
Houston J W, general merchandise 
Kinnaman Martin, liquors 

PYLE W H, postmaster 

Van Syoc John, hotel and feed stable 
Williams John, justice of the peace 


ELK GROVE. 


SACRAMENTO County. A post, express 
and telegraph office. It is most 
pleasantly situated on the Wes- 
tern Division of the Central Pacific 
R. R., distant from San Francisco 135 
miles, from Sacramento 16; estimated 
population 400, It is the center of a. 

rosperous grain, fruit, and wine-pro- 

veing section; exports are ‘uit, 

rain, hay, wine, wood, wool, and 

our. The country in the immediate 
vicinity is very picturesque, and the 
many well-cultivated farms and hand- 
some country residences indicate a 
prosperous condition, and augurs fav- 
orably for the growth and permanency 
of the place. 


Abrams J & Co, general merchandise 
Andrews J N, general merchandise 
Bower & Hill, flour-mill 

Bower L, warehouse 

Bowsfield W, tanner and bootmaker 


| Hill John 


Bradford C 8, druggist and physician 
Chinnick James T, blacksmith end 
- wagonmaker 
Edgington L C, general merchandise 
Edgington & Lowe, butchers 
NI& Co, general merchan- 
dise and grain warehouse 
, wheelwright 
Holland T J, agt C P 
graph operator 
Kempter T B, harness and saddlery 
Longenecker A J, hardware, stoves and 
tinware: 
Martin J W, hotel and butcher 
Pearce W H, carpenter and builder 
Pickett Ed, saloon 
Priddy Rev W B, clergyman (Metho- 


dist) 8 
Rollins N W, carpenter arid builder 
Stevens D J, hote 
Stewart S C, carpenter and builder 
Toronto Hotel, D J Stevens propr 

ELK HORN. 


San Benrro County. See Emmett. 


ELK HORN. 


San Joaquin County. 


Meeker A C, justice of peace 
Young Edward, justice of peace 


ELKHORN STATION. 


CALAVERAS CounrTy. 


DIEREN E, hotel and station 
ELLIOTT. 


San Joaquin County. A post-office, 
26 miles northeast of Stockton, 8 
miles by stage southeast of Galt. 
Population 100. 


Bovard M & Co, flouring-mills 
Evans T C, saloon 


R, and tele- 


HICKEY & MISENER, gen mdse 

McCulloch J W, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Misener N S, postmaster and notary 
public 

Mitchell L T, carpenter 

Pinkerton Mrs M J, boarding-house 


ELLIS’ LANDING. 


San Joaquin County. Post-office Tracy. 
Ellis Geo, grain dealer 


ELLIS. 


San Joaquin County. See Tracy. 


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ELMIRA. 


Sotano County. A post, express, and 
telegraph office in a rich farming dis- 
trict, 60 miles from San Francisco and 
11 miles northeast of Suisun, on the 


about 300. 


Allison Mrs Itha, millinery 
Allison J & Co, general merchandise and 
grain warehouse - 
Alsansan Rev J M, Methodist clergy- 
man 
BARRETT J H, insurance, notary 
public and justice of the peace 
| Cadman William, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 
Chandler F B, lumber 
Collier J A, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
Cripps S A, blacksmith 
Dickson Albert, meat market 
Gamble John T, deputy constable 
GEORGE E H, confectionery, tobacco 
and cigars and barber shop 
GEORGE , proprietor 
George’s hotel and restaurant 
boot- 
maker 


TON ALBERT W, 
Keating James T, operator W U Tel Co 
Kendall C B, agt Central Pacific R R 
Kiely B, liquors 
Lason Rev William, Methodist clergy- 


man 

March R B, livery stable 

Meeker S M, physician 

Myere tliza, hotel and liver 

Ryau Dan, liquors and hote 

Reynolds W I liquors 

SCHEELINE N, general merchandise, 
postmaster, ayt Wells, Fargo & Co, 
and grain warehouse 

Schnee C M, covstavle 

Shaw S F, bootmaker 


EL MONTE. 


Los ANGELEs County. A post and tel- 
egraph office, 11 miles northeast of 
Los Angeles. Population 375. 


Bryant B S, constable 

Chappel R D, constable 

Dodson W R, hotel 

Haddox Wm, justice of the peace 
McLain Thomas, general merchandise 
Melzer Louis, gen mdse and pustmaster 


EMERY. 


San Dreco County, A post-office, 114 
miles from Campo. 


Buckman Amos, carpenter Soda Springs 
Channing Henry, stock-grower 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, 


California Pacific R. R. Population 


NORCROSS & CO., Mascnic Tew ple, _ 


No. 6 Post Street, San Fraucisee. 


Chilwell & Campbell, wool-growers 
Crouch Herbert, stock.-zrowers 
EMERY BROS, stock growers 
EMERY W §&, postmaster 

Flyn J, stock grower 


EMIGRANT GAP. 


Piacer County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, 17 miles from Dutch 
Flat and 50 miles northeast of Auburn, 
on the Central Pacific R. R. 

Banvard A L, agt Central Pacific R R 

CAFFYN D, postmaster, hotel and 
livery stable 

Chinn J B, lumber 

Clark M M, saloon 

Downing G B, hairdresser and miner 

Hyatt M R, general merchandise 

Mahan J, saloon 

McDonald Angus, saloon 

Osborn R §S, general merchandise 

Warner Chas A, bootmaker 

Wilson A B, physician 


EMMATON. 


Sacramento County. Distance from 
San Francisco, by river, 56 miles; its 
resources are agriculture. Popula- 
tion estimated at 100. 


Steele S W, harnessmaker 


UPHAM J M, general merchandise 
EMMETT. 


San Benrro Coun'rry. A post-office, 16 
miles by stage from Tres Pinos. 


Ackley Samuel, farmer 

Call G W, speculator 

Fowle A, stuck raiser 

Fowle Charley, butcher and stock 
raiser 

Fowle G W, stock raiser 

Fredson A H, hotel and cooper 

Keliher Jerry, stock raiser and dairy- 


man 
Koppel Alex, dairyman 
Lenasel Barney, dairyman 
Linch W M, farmer 
McElroy R H, postmaster 
McKanna Patrick, dairyman 
Miller John, horse raiser 
Riliker Jerry, stock raiser and dairyman 


ENCINITOS. 


San Dreco County. A post-office, sit- 
uated 25 miles from San Diego City 
on the California Southern R. R. 


Chaffin R, 


stmaster and general mdse 
RATT 


THOS, land owner 


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Manufacturers all kinds IRON WORK, 
B27 Main Street, San Francisce. 


KLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


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For THE BUST FITTING SUIT OF CLOTHES go to JOE POHEIM, the Tailor. 


“ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO, 


ENGLEWOOD. 


Humsoipr County. A post-office, 


Davis Henry & Bro, hotel, post-office, 
and farmer 

Dennis ——, lumber-mill 

Riodell L, general merchandise, post- 
master, painter and farmer 


ENTERPRISE. 


Burre County. A post-office, 15 miles 
northeast of Oroville. Population 160. 


BURROUGHS CHAS, general mer- 
chandise 

Drown G A, hotel 

Ktoss P, hotel 


EPPERSON. 


Cotvsa CC unty. <A_ post sftice, 18 
miles from Williams. Por alation 30. 


EPPERSON BC, hotel and postmaster 
Gaither J W, surveyor 

Hemstead ——, physician and dentist 
Tucker W M, general merchandise 


ERIE. 


San Benrro County. A post-office, 60 
miles southeast of Hollister. 


BUTTON AT D, blacksmith 
TUCKER EB, postmaster 


ETNA MILLS. 


Siskryou Country. A post and express 
office, situated in Scott Valley, at the 
base of Salmon Mountains, 30 miles 
south from Yreka, the county seat. 
Population 300. 


Baker I L, hotel 

Beard J 8S, attorney-at-law and notary 
wublic 

Bills L, bootmaker 

Braun J V, attorney-ut-law 

Brown John V, attorney-at-law and 
notary public 

Buckner Geo, general merchandise 

Campbell J C, saloon 

Diggles Jas A, druggist 

Doran Richard, saloon 

“ETNA POST,” Geo Rodgers editor 
and proprietor 

Evans & Davis, blacksmiths 

Frantz F W, wagon and cabinetmaker 

Frantz & Wallis, cabinetmakers 

Genny Henry, saloon 

Hyde David H, bootmaker and barber 

Kappler Chas, brewer and saloon 


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Eastern Hard Wood Lumber,'Scu'rrenctece:” 
Cali fornia—Englewood—Eureka. 555 


Kist & French, flour-mill 

Lanphier A, boots and shoes 

ay Martin, harnessmaker and sad- 

er 

Messner Jacob, saloor and restaurant 

Miller E, tinner 

Nutting C W, physician 

PARKER, CAMPBELL & CO, gener- 
al merchandise, managers W U Tele- 
graph Co and agts Wells, Fargo & Co 

Petty & Maxum, saloon 

Pitman & Adams, marble works 

Pitmann M B, saw-mill 

Ritz John & Co, livery stables 

ROGERS GEO, editor and proprietor 
“Etna Post”’ 

Schmidt Nicholas, hotel 

SINGLE J M. postmaster 

Skelton J F, watchmaker 

Smith J M, cabinetmaker 

Smith N, hotel 

STEPHENS JOSEPH, general mer- 
chandise 

Strasburg Robert, carpenter ° 

Sullivan H W, livery stable 

Sutherland James, livery stable 

Young Enos, butcher 


WEEKLY ETNA POST, 


PUBLISHED AT 
Etna, California, 
EVERY SATURDAY, BY 


CEO. ROCERS. 


An Independent Journal devoted to 
State and Local News. 


EUREKA. 


Humsotpt County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, situated on Hum- 
boldt Bay, 280 miles north of San 
Francisco. Population about 3,000. 


Eureka is only second to San Fran- 
cisco as a seaport in California. It is 
chiefly dependent upon the timber and 
stock int~rests of the county for sup- 
port. The city is one of the most ex- 
penance ee tastefully laid out on the 
coast. any handsome business blocks 
and public buildings adorn her thor- 
oughtares, The streets are rectangular 
and kept in good condition; while the 
facilities for numerous vessels ‘‘along 
the wharves” are quite adequate. Eu- 
reka is lighted with gas, and possesses 
many of the useful institutions of a me- 


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tropolis. The advantages of her climate 
bring Humboldt County into prominence 
as an agricultural and dairying country. 
Never has drought interfered with the 
prospects of farmers here; in fact it is 
noticeable that when other parts of the 
State are bi ebb. 3 from extremely dry 
years, this favored locality yields larger 
crops than usual. 


AXE Abia postmaster, corner H 
an 
AYRES WM, publisher ‘Democratic 
Standard,’’ corner 2d and E 
Baird Thos, commission merchant and 
steamer Humboldt, foot E 
Baldwin & Mercer (M H Baldwin and 
W L Mercer), saddlery and harness, 
nae 2d ane D eeaat ‘ ' 
rman Henry, oods an nera. 
renshaniltie, cor od and F . 
Barnum Gorham N, liquors, F bet Ist 
and 2 
nae Fitzgerald (James Barry and J 
P Fitzgerald), liquors, cor Ist and E 
Becker Martin, liquors, 2d bet E and F 
Belcher Peter, insurance agt 
FRED W, real estate and insur- 
ance agt, notary public and commis- 
sioner of deeds, 94 2d 
Benard J E, surveyor of logs, 94 2d 
Bigelow C E, blacksmith, 63 E 
Blocksburg Hotel, Capt H H Ticknor 
propr 
Bonsell Ed, groceries, cor Clark and B 
BONSTELL W T, books, stationery, 
music, pictures and frames, 120 3d 
Boscow Mrs Wn, stamping, etc 
Brett Wm, liquors, Ist bet F and G 
BRODRICK G J, black and shipsmith, 
foot E 
Brown A L, city clerk 
BROWN LOT M, liquors, cor 3d and E 
BROWN T M, sheriff and tax collector 
Brumfield W H, attorney-at-law, cor 2d 
and I 
Buck S M, city attorney 
Buhne H H, vice-pres Humboldt Coun- 
ty Bank, E bet 2d and 3d 
Buhne H H & Co(H H Buhne and Chas 
Everding), hardware and agricultural 
implements, Ist bet E and F 
Bullock N, insurance agt and notary 
public 
Burnett Bros (H M and E H Burnett), 
unsmiths, F bet 2d and 3d 
California Wine Rooms, Jas Montgom- 
ery, cor 3d and E 
Carr J, livery stable, cor 3d and D 
CHELST A, tailor, Vance 
Block 


Chope Alex & Son, carriage snd wagon- 
pen ani blacksmith, 2d bet E and 


Chope Bros (Alex and Arthur Chope), 
horseshoers and wagonmakers, cor 3d 
and D 

Clark Jonathan, councilman 

Close & Mercer, carpenters and con- 
tractors, cor lst and G 

Cochran A O, attorney-at-law, cor 6th 


and I 

CONAR JOHN, liquors (Sailors’ Home), 
Ist near D 

Coonan J F,agt W U Tel Co, Vance 
House 

Cooper Sol, recorder U S Land Office 

Costerlin J B, county school supt 

Cottrell Augustus, councilman 

Curley James, liquors, cor F and Ist 

CUTLER THOMAS, commission mer. 
chant and grocer and councilman, 73 


lst 

Davis S B, physician and surgeon, F bet 
3d and ath 

De Haven J J, attorney-at-law 

“DEMOCRATIC STANDARD,” 
hg Wm Ayres publisher, cor 2d 
an 


ah i L, boots and shoes, 2d bet H 


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Devoy Bros (H M and James Devoy), 
Eureka Livery Stable, cor 3d and D 

DICKSON R B uatice of the peace, 
next door to Odd Fellows’ Hall 

Dinsmore J O, county supervisor 

Dolbeer & Carson, saw-mill, head of 2d 

Dollison J K, real estate and notary 
public, 139 2d 

Domingo Mark, fruits, 45 E 

Dwyer J W, dry and fancy goods, 3d 
near F 

Elbra J, liquors, F bet 1st and 2d 

sh ai Chas, liquors, South Park Sa- 
oon 


Fay GM & Bro, shingle-mill 

FERRARA JOSEPH, liquors, 1st bet 
K and D 

Ferrier David, carriage painter, cor 2d 
and D 

Fisher G L, liquors, cor 2d and H 

FISHER & GUNTHER, oyster house 
and restaurant, E bet 2d and 3d 

Flanagan, Brosnan & Co, saw-mill 

Fleming & Whitman, liquors, 2d bet E 
and F 

Foster S B, physician, cor 2d and H 

Freese J W, dentist and physician, 
Vance Block, 2d bet F and é 

Freund & Morgan, mfrs cigars 


FRUCHTNICHT J, liquors, 2d bet E 
and F 


Gall J J, restaurant, 2d bet Eand F 
Gallagher M F, barber, Vance House 


lock 
Gallagher & Ruhl, ‘liquors, Vance House 
Saloon 
Gates O J, dentist, cor 2d and H 


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Geandrot Miss E M, fancy goods, mil- 
linery, etc, cor F and 3d ° 


goods and furniture 
ee M H, photographer, 3d bet E and 


Gross Reuben, physician, 3d bet ¥ and G 

Guenette F, teacher of vocal music, cor 
G and 6th 

Haensel Julius, restaurant and bakery, 
E bet 3d and 4th 

Haney John, fruits, 2d bet E and F 

Hanna A W, attorney-at-law, F bet 2d 
and 3d 

Hannah John, county supervisor 

Hansen Mrs P, hairdresser, 2d nr G 

Haynes John P, superior judge 

Henderson J W, pres Humboldt County 
Bank, E bet 2d and 3d 

Heney Geo K, real estate and general 
business agt, notary public and city 
assessor, 137 2d 

Herrick R F, county surveyor : 
ILD S, cabinetmaker and 
Elk Horn finisher, F bet 3d and 4th 

Hill Stephen, county supervisor 

Hitchings J W, dealer in wood, cor B 
and Washington 

Holesworth & Fisher, liquors, 2d nr F 

Hopkins Geo W, attorney-at-law, no- 
tary public and justice of the peace 

Hopkins J P, carpenter 

Howard C M, hotel, cor 3d and E 

Howard E H, police judge _ 

Huk & McLean, brewery 

Hulse B, horseshoer and blacksmith, cor 
F and 5th 

Hulstis W F, cigars and tobacco, ns 2d 


bet E and F 

Humboldt County Bank, J W Hender- 
son pres, H H Buhne vice-pres, W M 
Huntoon cashier, E bet 2d and 3d 

HUMBOLDT STEAMSHIP CO, W 
J Sweasey & Sons agents, 2d 

“HUMBOLDT TIMES,” W H Wy- 
man publisher, cor 4th and F 

Hunter C W, attorney-at-law, Vance 
Block 

Huntoon W M, cashier Humboldt 
County Bank, E bet 2d and 3d 

Iohmann I, hardware, stoves and tin- 
ware, cor 4th and I 

Jacobson R, boots and shoes, cor 4th 
and G 

James Rev G W, Methodist clergyman 

Janssen E & Co, proprs The Branch, cor 
&d and E, and !st bet E and F 

Johnston W H, hardware, tinning and 
plumbing, cor E and 2d 

Jones D R & Co, saw-mills, office H 

Jones 8S, bootmaker 

Jones Warren, fruits, 64 F 

Kapple Wm S & Son, liquors and shoot- 
ing gallery, 2d bet G and H 


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California— Eureka. 557 


Gemmill & Gibbard, house furnishing | KEL 


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Kalischer N & Co, clothing, dry goods, 
etc, 105 2d 

LER © F, Humboldt Market, E 
bet 3d and 4th 

Kendall & Acheson, Humboldt Livery 
Stable, cor 2d and D, and Fashion 
Stable, cor 2d and H 

Kendail D, councilman 

Kenyon J G, general merchandise 

Kimball John H, justice of the peace, 
166 2d 

KINGSTON HARRY, city treasurer, 
commission merchant and _ storage, 
agent for steamers Mary D Hume and 
Alta, D St Wharf 

Kinsey L T, couuty treasurer é 

Lanigan T J, Eureka Foundry, Ist bet 
E and D 


4 

Lathrop H D, D D, principal Humboldt 
Seminary 

Lettunech Martin, restaurant ana cigar 
stand, Ist nr D 

Leventhal A, general auctioneer 

Lincoln Planing Mills, cor 2d and K 

Lindsay N G, city marshal 

LIVINGSTON JOHN N & CO, 
liquors, cor lst and D 

Loewenthal J, clothing and furnishing 
goods, 2d bet E and F 

Long Joseph, fruits, etc, E 

Lynch Rev C N, Catholic clergyman 

Mathews James E, book store, station- 
ery and news agency, F bet 2d and 3d 

Mathews P W, barber, E bet Ist and 2d 

McCarty J, bootmaker, Ist bet E and F 

McDowell Ed, county supervisor 

McGaraghan P, liquors, lst bet F and E 

McGrath Jane H, dressmaking, 3d bet 
F and G 

McKay A & Co, Occidental Saw-mill, 
foot of 1st 

McLaren W J, bootmaker, F bet Ist 
and 2d ‘ 

McLean 4., propr The Overland House 

MeNally L, liquors, cor lst and I 

McNamara W J, clothing and furnish- 
ing goods, cor E and 2 

Mentz Chas, druggist, F bet 2d and 3d 

Miller Carl, watchmaker and jeweler, 
cor KE and 2d 

Miller Chas, liquors, 1st bet D and E 

Miller & Miller, attorneys-at-law 

Monroe J P, Monroe Soda Factory, cor 
A and Washington 

Moore S B, mgr Vance House 

Morgan Wn, cigar manufactory, 66 F 

Morrell J F, physician, cor 2d and H 

Murphy Daal, hotel, Ist bet D and E 

MYLOTT AE, general business agent, 
corner 2d and E 

Occidental Hotel, Daniel Murphy propr 

Occidental Saw-mill, foot lst 

Olmstead Chas, shipsmith and black- 
smith, foot E 


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OUR CORNER SALOOF, Livingston 
& Co, cor D and Ist 

Overland House (The), A McLean ap prope 

Peterson F, tailor, 2d bet H and 

Porter J 8, dentist, F bet 3d and 4th 

Powell R B, druggist, 2d ur G 

Pratt W H, furniture and crockery, cor 
F and 2d 

Prince Peter, wholesale liquor dealer, 
2d bet E and F 

Pringle David, saddle 

er, 2d bet Dand 

Prowse Bros, liquors, cor 1st and F 

Purce Walter, undertaker and agt Peta- 
luma Marble Works 

Purrez S, librarian Free Library 

Quesig H, eee and jeweler, 
F bet 3c and 4 

Randall A W, anlaay public, and gen- 
eral hasiness and insurance agt 

Revay John, groceries and general mer- 
chandise, lst bet E and 

Rhoades Rev S H, clergyman (Metho- | ; 


dist) 
Raith William, bakery 


RICHARDSON & ARMSTRONG, 
barbers, E bet 2d and 3d 

Richardson Chas, mouldin cs en foot 34 

Ricks Thos F, livery and sale stables, 
cor 4th and F 

Roberts C F, register U S Land Office 

Robertson Geo, marble works 

Rohner & Ellery (Henry Rohner and 
Frank Ellery), groceries and general 
merchandise, cor 2d and G 

Roney & Prince (J M Roney and P 
Prince), liquors 

Rose C L, boilermaker 

Rotermund H H J r, wagonmaker, 61 E 

Rowe & Holmes (E J Rowe and Robt 
Holmes), carriage mfrs, cor D and 3d 

Rowell Mrs E T, hotel, E bet 3d and 4th 

Ruscoe & Lundblade, furniture and 
bedding, 2d bet E and F 

Russ Boarding House, Mrs SinClair and 
Mrs Taylor, 3d bet F and G 

Russ Joseph, Eureka Market, G bet 2d 
and 3d 

Ryan Miss J, millinery and fancy goods 

i Mrs L 'B, dressmaking, cor F and 


St Joseph’s Institute, conducted by the 
Sisters of Mercy, block bet F and G 
Sawtell A L, general merchandise and 

saloon, od nr D 
Schenck A, physician, cor 2d and I 
Shaw G H, county assessor 
Simpson James, councilman 


and _ harness- 


Simpson & Wolfe, hotel, 106 lst bet E | W 


and 
Smiley J C, painter, F 
pare al B, crockery and jewelry, 2d bet 
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me Fouple. We: Pest Street; 


per & bag Aye K and H © yond dry 
d gen mdse, cor 2d and E 
rmstrong, groceries and 
, 2d bet BE and F 
Spring O H, coroner and public admin- 
istrator 


biped 34 C G, attorney-at-law, cor 2d 


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Stern & Ryan, clothing and furnishing 
goods, 68 F 

Stevens R W, county supervisor 

Storm Chas, harnessmaker, F bet 3d 

STRONG NAT B, photographer, 24 

otographer, 2 

bet F and G, Vanee Blo Ka ‘4 
WEASEY W J & 808 (W J and 
Richard Sweasey), groceries and gen- 
eral merchandise, northeast corner G 
and 2d 

Taylor O G, groceries and general mer- 
chandise and agt Pacific Coast Steam- 
ship Co, cor 2d and F 

Ta lor RLEP S, gen mdse, 5 bet 3d and 4th 

HONE” (The), Austin Wiley 

and era ti L Heney proprietors 

Thomson J S, county clerk and recorder 

a E, cigars and candies, Ist bet E 


Tompkins G W, attorney-at-law, 2d 


Tupper R E, grocer 

Tuttle & Ellsmore, shingle-mill 

U S Land Office, C F Roberts register 
Sol Cooper recorder 

vane y House, S B Moore mgr, cor 2d 


VANCE JOHN, proprietor Mad River 

R R and Saw-mill and Vance House 

and saw-mill, Eureka, corner G and2d 

Walsh Thos, general merchandise and 
mayor, cor Ist and E 

Woe Francis, mfr jewelry, cor 2d 


Watson John A, a; ee Fargo & Co 
and insurance, 111 2 

Watson & Randall, real estate and in- 
surance agts, 111 2d 

Weaver F A, City Laundry, Ist bet F 
and G 

Weaver & Melendy, attorneys-at-law 

Webster W H, constable 

Weck F A, druggist and stationery, cor 
F and 3d 

Weck & Kelher, insurance agts, cor F 


and 4th 

WILEY & HENEY, publishers Daily 
and Weekly “Telephone,” 179 2d 

Wilson E W, district attorney and no- 
tar ublic, G bet 2d and 3d 

W H, ‘Humboldt Times,” 
corner 4th and F 

Foung Fred, cigars and tobacco, 


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Eureka, Bunt hy & Crescent | 


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GEO. PATON, Commander, 


Will make Regular Trips between San Francisco, Humboldt Bay and { 


Crescent City, sailing from 


Jackson Street Wharf, San Francisco, 


On the 2d, 12th and 22d of each month, at 9 A. M. 


Sailing from City Wharf, Eureka, 


On the 7th, 17th and 27th of each month, at service of the tide. | . 


THE HUMBOLDT 

Is a NEW BOAT, First-Class in every respect, and has SPLENDID 
PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS. 

For Freight or Passage apply to 


SEARLES & STONE, THOMAS BAIRD, 


22 California Street, City Wharf, | 
San Francisco. Eureka, H. B. 


W. J. SWEASEY & SON, General Agents, 


N. E. corner Second and G Streets, Eureka. 


California--Eureka. 559 | 


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560 Odlifornia—Eureka-Fairfield. 


Eureka Livery Stable, 


Cor. 3d and D | Sts., Eureka, H. B. 


_DEVOY BROTHERS, 


PROPRIETORS. 
Fine Carriage Teams and Safe Saddle Horses a Specialty. 


Excellent Accommodations for Transient Custom and all at Reduced Rates. 


Humboldt Market, 


E Street, bet. Third and Fourth, Eureka, Cal. 
Cc. F. KELLER PROPRIETOR. 


Keeps constantly on hand all kinds of 


E'resh and Salt Meats 
Also Fowls, and all kinds of Garden and Field Produce. 


Goods sold at Bedrock Prices for Cash. Vessels supplied with the best the 
Market affords at the LOWEST CASH PRICEs. 


EUREKA NORTH. FAIRFIELD. 


Sterra County. See Fir Cap. Sotano County. A post and telegraph 
—--— priser po bay og Pacific i B. 
miles from San Francisco; is the 
EUREKA SOUTH. prea AR seat, and has a population of 
NeEvADA County. See Graniteville. t is located in a very fertile sec- 
papain tion, ee capends on the interests of 
EVERGREEN. poh and fruit growing for its 
Santa Ciara County. <A post-office, 7 Baker 8 K 
miles southeast of San Jose; popula- Buckles AU, di Birt ualerney 
cilia Burchard Rev J, Methodist 
Borton W F, blacksmith and wagon-| (Chamberlain T W, assessor 
maker Cloutman J F, under sheriff 
Healy Wm, carpenter Dalton A, supervisor 
Holland J W, market Dobbins A J, attorney and notary public 
Holland Simeon, tailor Dobbins O P, attorney 
McMurry Frank, liquors Donaldson J W, blacksmith and wagon- 
Park J Uh ue Peet maker 
Smith Chas acksmith 
SMITH F J, general merchandise and vierehn eens 


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roprietors 
FAIRFAX. FAIRFIELD HOTEL, T P Hooper 
Martin County. Post-ottice San Rafael. 
A station on the North Pacific Coast | F FATRFTELD HOUSE, Thomas Joyce 
R. R., 184 miles from San Francisco| Proprieter 


and 34 miles from San Rafael. FARNHAM JOHN, sheriff 
Provesal S, soda water factory Fitch William W, county surveyor 


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California—Fairfield—Farmington. 


FONTANA & WILLIAMSON . (M J 


Fontana and A D Williamson), gener- |' 


al merchandise 

GOODWIN BH, blacksmith, wagon 
and carriagemaker 

pe ald John M, superior judge 

Haile Joseph 8, attorney 

HARVEY JOEL A, county clerk 

HOOPER T P, proprietor Fairfield Ho- 
tel and postmaster 

Hoyt W 
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JOYCE THOMAS, proprietor Fairfield 

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LEVEY MOSES (Meyer 4 Levey) 

McCrory James, supervisor 

McCudden James, supervisor 

McDermott P, liquors 

McKenna Joseph, attorney 

McLeod G A, blacksmith 

& LEVEY (Paul Meyer and 

Moses Levey), Fairfield Exchange 
Market, and ii uors, and feed stable 

Moran Owen, auditor 

Powell A, supervisor 

Robberson Jasper, attorney 

Sanborn Louis D, coroner and public 
administrator. Benicia 

SPERRY JOHN, carriagemaker 

Sutphen A W, supt public school 

Turner Peter, hotel 

Weinmann F P, county recorder 

Welles J:mes T, constable 

Wendell & Kelley (J F Wendell‘and K 
E Kelley) attorneys-at-law 

Wilcox G W, physician 

Yost E K, livery 


, county treasurer and tax 


FAIR PLAY. 
Ex Dorapbvu County. A post-office, 18 


miles southeast of Placerville. Pop- 
ulation 50. ; 


CARR J G, general merchandise 
Gszaner Wm, blacksmith 
McKee Geo, hotel 

Spaulding G W, carpenter 


FALL BROOK. 


A post-office, 60 
miles north of San Diego. Popula- 
tion 130. 


Fox Chas, apiarist 
Hix James V, constrble 


MOORE & SCOTT, general merchan- 
Ritchie C V, postmaster and gen mdse 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


FALL BROOK STATION. 


San Diego County. Post-office Howe; 
6 miles from Fall Brook on California 
Southern R. R. 


Eley C P, apiarist 


FALL RIVER MILLS. 


Snasta Country. A post and express 
office, 70 miles northeast of Redding. 
Population 125. 


Bowman J F, livery stable and butcher 

Courey Wm, hotel 

COX & McCLELLAN, general mer- 
chandise 

Dennis & Fitzwater, general andse 

Eiler David, hotel =“ 

Everett & Warner (J W Everett and 
CS Warner), blacksmiths 

Everett W J, hotel - 

Glascock J W, livery stable 

McCLELLAN JB, postmaster 

Porter L V, hardware 

Powell L H, varieties 

Ripley David, saloon 

Rose M P, blacksmith 

Tarter L V, hardware 

Wesman J A, blacksmith 

wie JH, flour, saw and planing- 
m 


FANCHER. 


Fresno County. See King’s River. 


FARMERSVILLE. 


TuLarE County. A post-office, 7 miles 
southeast ot Visalia. Population 120. 


Bell John, stock dealer 

BRUNDAGE T J, general merchandise 
and postmaster 

Burk & Brown, hotel and livery stable 

Burk Frank, saloon 

CROWLEY H, assistant postmaster 

Pratt L A, blacksmith and wagonmaker 


FARMINGTON. 


San Joaquin County. A post, express, 
and telegraph office, on the Stockton 
and Copperopolis Division of the Cen- 
tral Pacitic R. R., 194 miles southeast 
of Stockton, the county seat. It is 
surrounded by an agricultural district, 
and the soil is cultivated extensively 
and with profit. Population 300, 


ALRUTZ JOHN, hotel 
wae iors Robert, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 


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DYKE & 00, dry goods, notions, boots, 


D yee Pre aleo postmasters 


FELTON SALOON, D Mignola pro- 


prietor 
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tmaste: 
FARMINGTON HOTEL, © Russel 


Holmes H T & Co, lime burners, Wm 
Russel) supt 


Hubbard Thos B, lumber and supervisor 


proprietor 
Foran & Hughlett (W A Foran and A J | I and L Lime Co 


Wughlett), liquors 
Frost’ H O, aa 


Stockton and Copper- 


KENT D L, general merchandise and 
tmaster and pres Union M and L 


opolis R R and Wells, Fargo & Co and 


Western Union Telegraph Co 
Groves J M, grain warehouse « 
Keane J F, ype Aa is 

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Toda Julius, meat market 
Von Glann B, school teacher 


Weitz Louis, blacksmith and wagon- 


maker 
Winne Lawrence, bootmaker 


FARMINGTON. 


TeHaMa County. See Riceville. 


FAYAL. 


Los ANGELES County. See San Pedro. 


FELTON. 


Santa Cruz Country. A post and ex- 
press office located in the bosom of the 
**Redwoods,” about 6 miles north from 
Santa Cruz. It is approached from 
the latter place by a line of narrow- 

age railroad and one of the most 
elightful mountain drives in the 
county. Several lime kilns are exten- 
sively worked in the vivinity. Lum- 
bering is the most important interest. 
The town numbers about 20u inhab- 


itants. 


Ball Joseph, saloon and hotel 

Benson 
Telegraph Co 

Blum I, supt I and L Lime Kiln 

Bows N, roadmaster 

Chace, Daken & Young, meat market 

Cormack Jas; meat market 

Cremer Mrs M, hotel 


Cunningham & Co (J F Cunningham), 


general merchandise 


Cunningham J F (Cunningham & Co), 
hotel 


Day Geo M, saloon 
Drew W B, livery stable and express 


Ely & Wright (W Ely and A L Wright), 


our, feed and grain 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, **’ 


H, operator Bay and Coast 


Lucas F W, agent Pacific Mfg Co 
McFarland A J, agt SP C R R Co 


agt S & CRR, telegraph | Mette C A, blacksinith 


MIGNOLA D, proprietor Felton Saloon 


Pearce J, saw-mil 


Rubottom E J, blacksmithing 


R oa & Long (C A Reading and B F | Rodriguez F, barber 
ong), 
otel 


CC. proprietor Farmington | Saulsbury J, bootmaker 


Talbot W H & Co, Eagle Fuse Factory 

Tanner J G, drugs 

Taylor W 8, supt San Lorenzo Flume 
and Transportation Co 

Tucker W W, wagonmaker 

Union Mill and Lumber Co 

Winter C H, general merchandise and 
agt Wells, Fargo & Co 


FERGUSON'S COVE. 


MeEnNpocinoCounty. Post-office Punta 
Arenas. 


Iverson Niels, shipper 
Scott O W, hotel 


FERNDALE. 


Humpotpr County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, 20 miles south of 
Eureka; situated in the midst of the 
finest section of the county from an 
agricultural point of view. A line of 
steamers, via Port Kenyon, on the 
Eel River, takes produce from this 
valley to San Francisco direct, addin 
materially to the value of agricultura 
and dairy interests. Ferndale ranks 
second to Eureka in importance in the 
county. Population 1,000. 


Adams & Barnes, livery stable 

ALFORD F A, editor ‘Ferndale En- 
terprise”’ 

Alford W B, drugg’at and justice of the 
peace 

Anderson E G, attorney-at-law 

Barber G OC, secretary Ferndale Grange 
Business Association 

Barnes I B, constable 

BERDING A, general merchandise 

Bonetti B, w. cvhes and jewelry 

Bonstell W T, agt for organs 

BOYNTON F Z, president Ferndale 


Grange Business Association 


MAIN STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, 
Iron Doors, Bank Vaults, Ete. 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEW GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F 


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Brice & Roberts, li stable 

Brown T H, blacksmith 

Bryan J A, stoves and tinware 

Carter W L, painter 

Casterlin J B, supt public schools 

Costerison G F & Co, general mdse 

Cummings E C, notary public, furniture 
and undertaker 

Dennis, Roberts & Dennis, lumber 

Dinsmore J O, supervisor 

Dougherty J E, wagonmaker 

Dyer Mrs D A, fancy goods and millin- 


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Dyer D A, tinware 
Early S C, wagonmaker and undertaker 
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ON, general merchandise 
Francis Thomas P, plumber 
Frost J H, varieties 
Geiselman John, bootmaker 
Glasscock A A, physician 
Grangers’ Business Association, general 
merchandise 
Grinsell & Dunn, blacksmiths 
Hall Henry, blacksmith 
Hannah J A, supervisor 
Hanna W P, under sheriff 
Hart & Matthews, painters 
Hart P F, attorney and insurance agt 
Henry John, wagonmaker 
Herrick R F, county surveyor 
Hill Stephen, supervisor 
Kerr R, tailor 
Kinsey L T, county treasurer 
McCollum W Z, hotel 
MeDonald R, supervisor 
McGregor D, harness and saddles 
Mink Marten, bootmaker 
Moller H H, varieties 
Nichols B B, watches and jewelry 
Niebur H, justice of the peace 
Pearsall John, saloon 
Peifer H, justice of the peace 
Rosen Fred, restaurant 
Russ & Robarts, Ferndale Market 
Russ, Searles & Putnam, commission 
merchants and general merchandise 
Shaw G H, county assessor 
Simpson J W, painter 
Smith James, vice-pres Ferndale Grange 
Business Association 
Stevens R W, supervisor 
Stillings David, constable 
SW A, postmaster 
Thompson J 8, clerk, auditor and re- 
corder 
Trost James H, varieties, postmaster 


and telegraph office 
VERVALIN D. manager Ferndale 


Grange Business Association 
Vichals Byron, barber 
Walther F, saloon 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


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F| Fresno County. 


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Ward James, bootmaker 

Ward § A, harnessmaker 

Wilkinson Charles, blacksmith 

Wilson E W, district attorney 
Woodward T H, clergyman (Methodist) 


FIDDLETOWN., 


Amapor County. See Oleta. 


FINE GOLD. 


Post-office Madera; 
74 miles from Coarse Gold Gulch. 


Hampton Wn, hotel and gen mdse 
Lipke Chas, saloon 
Norris Smith, general merchandise 


WILLIAMS JOHN, general merchan- 
ise 


FIR CAP. 


Sizrra County. A post-office, about 12 
miles west of Downieville. 


Davison John, hotel 
Julian T J, gen ndse and postmaster 


WOLFE JW, restaurant 


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FIREBAUGH. 


Fresno County. A post and express 
office, on the San Joaquin, 15 miles 
by stage from Fresno City and 26 
miles from Madera. 


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Cabrera Joaquin, saloon 
Crooks C, saloon 


MILLER & LUX, general merchan- 
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WARFIELD CHARLES 


Woldenberg Samuel, hotel, saloon and 
livery stable 


FISHERMAN’S BAY. 


Sonoma County. A post and express 
office, 50 miles iucithwest of Santa 
Rosa. 


Byrnes James, wagonmaker and black- 
' smith 

Knipp & Stingel, butchers 
RICHARDSON H A, hotel and general 


merchandise 


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FISH RANCH. 


ALAMEDA County, Post-office North 
Temescal; situated on the Mount Di- 
ablo road, 7 miles from Oakland, has 
long been celebrated as a summer re- 
sort, There is no more enjoyable ride 
on the Pacific Coast than that be- 
tween Oakland and this place. Fine 
trout fishing and hunti.g in the vi- 
cinity. 


OLIVE J H, hotel 
FISH ROCK. 
MENDOcINO County. Post-office Gual- 
ala; 65 miles southwest of Ukiah. 


FERGUSON WM §, general merchant 


Hargrave B, saloon 


FISK’S MILL. 


Sonoma County. A post and express 
office, 30 miles by stage from Dun- 
can’s Mills. The mills from which the 
place derived its name have been 
moved hizher up the coast. A lar, 
amount of wood and tan-bark is 
shipped. 


FOSTER H, general merchandise and 
ostmaster 

Leibig F, general merchandise 

Luttringer J, hotel 

Stevenson A C, hotel 

Stump D A, butcher 


FIVE-MILE HOUSE. 


Santa Cruz County. Post-office Wat- 
sonville. 


MARTEN 
and feed stable 


FLORENCE. 


Los ANGELES County. A post-oflice on 
the Wilmington and San _ Diego 
Division of the Southern Pacific R 
R., 6 miles from Los Angeles. 


Cool Rev P Y, Methodist clergyman 
WEBB BENJAMIN G, postmaster 


FLORIN. 


SacraME::ro County. A post and ex- 
press office on the Western Division 
of the Central Pacific R. R., 10 miles 
from Sacramento; population 100. 


Carroll H W, distillery and winery 


S HENRY, hotel, saloon B 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO, nett, JEWELERS, "ng7 


California—Fish Ranch—Folsom. 


Christophel N, saloon and farmer, 1 mile 
west of Florin 

Eaton F F, hotel 

Goddard L L, blacksmith and farmer 

Jones G H, saloon 

SUGDEN FRED, general merchandise, 
agent Wells, Fargo & Co and Cen- 
tral Pacific R R and postmaster 


FLUME HOUSE. 


CALAVERAS County. See Mokelumne 
Hill. 


FOLSOM. 


SacRAMENTO County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, and the second 
town of importance in the county. 
Its chief support is derived from the 
agricultural and stock interests, At 
an early day placer mining was car- 
ried on very extensively in the imme- 
diate vicinity of the place. Its popu- 
lation is put down at i,000. Its 
schools are excellent. The branch 
State Prison is on theAmerican River, 
two miles above thetown. The quar- 
ries, in close proximity to the town, 
poe an illimitable amount of ver 

ne building stone, which, when pol- 
ished, presents a handsome appearance 
and is in great demand. The material 
used in the prison comes from them, 
whose existence accounts for its pres- 
ence there. 


Addison Stephen, lumber and lime 
American Exchange Hotel, Mrs Kate 
Hamilton propr 
Anderson Hartford, justice of the peace 
Bates B F, dentist 
Brown John O, hardware, stoves and 
tinware 
J H, drugs, agent Wells, 
Fargo & Co, banker and insurance 
Cady H W, barber 
Cohn 8S, groceries 
Crossett W C, attorney-at-law 
Currier ——, fruits and varieties 
Davis W O, constable 
DOLL M. proprietor Railroad Hotel 
Donnelly Mrs Kate, livery stable 
Durant F C, physician 
Ecklon & Gable (C L Ecklon and J 
Gable), meat market 
Ely A, liquors 
Fiel Mrs J, varieties 
“FOLSOM WEEKLY TELE- 
RAPH,” Mrs J F Howe publisher 
German Hotel, Charles Zimmerman 


ropr ' 
Gilman John, carpenter 
Grace John, liquors 


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HALL J W, agent Natoma Water and 
Mining Co 

Hamilton Mrs Kate, propr American 
Exchange Hotel 

Heublein L, harness and saddlemaker 

Hoess Frank, merchant tailor 

HOUX & BRO (J Land G R Houx), 
druggists and dealers in paints and oils 

HOWE MRS J F, publisher “Folsom 
Weekly Telegraph’ 

Hyman Jacob, general mershandise 

Joerger Louis, bootmaker 

Kay Samuel, lumber and hardware 

Kinney rie , agt Sacramento and 
Placerville R R and operator Western 
Union Telegraph Co 

Klumpp Jacob F, bakery and liq ors 

LAWTON JOHN, choice family gro- 
ceries, teas, coffees and spiccs, China, 
glassware, etc 

LEVY E R, choice wines, liquors and 
cigars and billiard room 

Sisenvine M_ general merchandise 

Maars A W, constable 

McComb John, warden State Prison 

McNamee Mrs Annie, groceries 

Miller J, furniture and undertaker 

Mosebach Henry, bookkeeper Natoma 
Water and Mining Co 

Mueller J C G, watchmaker and jeweler 

Natoma Water and Mining Co, W A 
Ford agt 

Nichols Eli L, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Perry M, blacksmith 


RAILROAD HOTEL, M Doll proprie- 


or 

Reese J D, barber 

Rigney Peter, liquors 

Roth John, blacksmith 

Schettler Henry, bootmaker 

Sisenvine M, dry soods 

Slayback C M, physician and surgeon 

Smith J H & Son (J H Smith Sr and 
os Smith Jr), groceries and post: 
office 


Strobel Wm A, livery 
Sturges J H, watchmaker and justice of 


peace 

Sullivan P M, attorney-at-law 

Taylor F E, crockery and hardware 

Towle James, captain of the Guards of 
Folsom State’s Prison 

Van Demark A, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Yager M, expressman 

Yager Peter, liquors and oyster saloon 

vas, gaa Charles, propr German 

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Butre County. A post and express 
office, situated in the foot-hills, 22 
miles east of Oroville. 


Beehive Quartz Mine, Mayberry & Gor- 
don proprs 

Brooks & Lamb, dry goods and groceries 

Carlton O B, constable 

Conover G H, hydraulic miner 

Duell Joseph F, tinsmith 

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UNION, general merchandise 

Garton Lewis, hotel and livery stable 

Glass Miss Carrie, music teacher 

Jones C E, clergyman (Methodist) 

Kimball H P, supt Union Ditch Co 

Lague D, bootmaker 

Lassley C, hotel 

Liverzy John, carpenter 

Mayberry & Gordon, proprs Beehive 
Quartz Mine 

Morse F' N, stage line 

Payton Joseph, saloon 

Plaskett Miss Minnie, music teacher 

Plaskett William, saw-inill and lumber 

Price T 7, constable 

Robertr & Kendall, hydraulic miners 

Steel & Co, hydraulic miners 

Strouse Chas, butcher 

VAIL JAMES K, postmaster 

Vail J W, justice of peace 

Vail J W & Son, drugs and fancy goods 

Wilson H W, painter 

Zook J J, carpenter 


FOREST CITY. 


SrerkA County. A post, express ard 
telegraph cffice, 60 miles by stage 
from Marysville, and 7 miles south of 
Downieville. Population 625. 


Bickford H P, carpenter 
Busch F, liquors 
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kins), proprs ‘Sierra County Tribune” 
Cole D T, hotel 
Daniels F H, bootmake. 
Daniels Mrs F H, millines 
Derrickson & Nelson, groceries 
Grant Henry, dry goods 
Haskins Wm, carpenter 
Herzinger Thomas, bootmaker 
Hintzen Charles, banker and gr cer 
Jewett Stanley, dentist 
Kenn Mrs A, milliner 
Lawrence George, hote 1 
Le Fever Josiah, physician 
Loveland Geo B, fisoon 
Lowe Mrs Agnes, restaurant 
McNaughton J, butcher 


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@) Miller A H, dry goods 

Miller E, hotel 

Miller George, butcher 

Phillips John, blacksmith 

Read A, hotel 

Redmond Henry J, liquors 

Scheffer Oliver, liquors 

Scott J M, livery st»ble 

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Calkins & Calkins proprietors 

Spaulding E, engineer and surveyor 

Wagner J, tailor 

Wayland Wm A, varieties 

West J T, liquors 

WESTON BS, druggist, agt WU Tel- 
egrsph Co and postmaster 

West & Scullin, hotel 

Zweipel H J, brewery 


FOREST HILL. 


Piacerk County. A post and telegraph 
office; a place of some importance, 22 
miles northeast of Auburn, on the Au- 
burn and Michigan Bluff stage road. 
The mineral claims are the main 
source of support, though viniculture 
and fruit-growing are somewhat ex- 
tensively engaged in, while cereals of 
every character yield abundantly. 
The scenery surrounding the place is 
very tine. Population 700.. 


Albrecht Chas, groceries and hardware 

Allen E, carpenter 

Andres Joseph, brewery 

Benfeldt Henry, groceries and restau- 
rant ‘ 

Chapman S E, physician 

Clark Anthony, surveyor 

COWDEN M H, drugs, groceries, post- 
master, notary public, express, tele- 
graph and banking 

Garrison J G, general merchandise 

Watch J A, saloon 

Heowatt James, hotel 

Hoffman Fred, liquors 

Huffner & Dilts, blacksmiths 

Hyland Mrs D, hotel 

Jacobs J M, a troarep hee 

Lockhart Jeff, livery stable and liquors 

Marks Peter, carpenter 

McGillivray J J, surveyor 

Miller Henry, carpenter 

Oro Jose E, jewele: 

Rea & McAurich, stage line 

Rea Wn, hotel 

Remler L, dry goods, clothing, etc 

Scott J C, liquors and varieties 

Smith J F, dentist 

Smith W C, wagonmaker 

Stetson Josiah, carpenter 

Stone O I, blacksmith 

Stone P, saloon 


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Thomas R, barber : 
Virt Aug, liquors 

Volland Christ, bootmaker 
Wetherbee J B, bootmaker 


FOREST HOME. 


Amapor County. A post-office, de- 
lightfully located on the old Sacra- 
mento road, about 5 miles west of 
Drytown, and 4 miles by ttage from 
Ione. Theplace, presumably, takes 
its name from the clump of beau- 
tiful live-oak trees which are seen 
on every hand in rich profusion, 
Placer and enue mining is the 
pursuit to which a majority of its, 
populanien turn their attention. It 

a8 @ population of 50. 


CREAMER CHARLES, general mer- 
chandise 

Fisher B, hotel and wine mfr 

Ronno John liquors 

Wetziel Fred, blacksmith 


FOREST HOUSE. 


Santa Cuara Country.  Post-office 
Alma. 


Scammon & Kinkead (G H Scammon 
and W S Kinkead), hotel 


FOREST RANCH. 


Butte County. A post-office, 16 miles 
from Chico. 


Bonham Wn, saw-mill 


CRABB JOS, postmaster axa hotel 
FOREST SPRINGS. 


NeEvapa County. Post-office Grass Val- 
ley; 8 miles from county seat. 


Colvin Benj, brick layer and plasterer 

Harrigan Jas, teamster 

LITTLE GEORGE, general merchan- 
ise 

Miller P, soap manufactory 

Pe ren Joseph & Co, miners 

Suthern Joseph & Co, quartz-mill 


FORESTVILLE. 


Sonoma County. A post-offi on the 
San Francisco & North Pav is R. R. 
(Fulton & Guerneville branch), 8 
miles from Guerneville and 12 miles 
northwest of Santa Rosa. 


Babcock Jonn, contractor and builder 


PRISON CELLS, wo:"tss"hdaun itzece, ws: &.CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


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JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgome 


CLARK W S§, general merchandise 
Oliver J R H, blacksmith 

Phinney G W, blacksmith 

Rickett S B, wagonmaker 

Shamburg GN, undertaker and chair 


Streets, S. F. 


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Williams John A, liquors 


FORKS OF NEW RIVER. 


Trinity County. See Francis. 


FORKS OF SALMON. 


Siskryovu County. A post-office, about 
8 miles northeust of Yocumville; pop- 
ulation 50. 


BENNETT & MILLER, general mer- 


chandise 
Boyd W R, general merchandise 


MILLER PETER, postmaster 
FORSTER. 


San Dieco County. A post-office, 65 
miles north of San Diego and 35 miles 
south of Santa Ana, and 15 miles from 
Isadora Station on the California 
Southern R. R. 


DUNN & BRYANT, general mer. 


chandise and hotel 
DUNN J E, postmaster 
Gauldin B F, blacksmith 


FORSTER’S RANCH. 


SHasta County. See Cottonwood. 


FORT CROOK. 


Suasta County. See Burgettville. 


FORT JONES. 


Siskryou County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, 17 miles southwest of 
Yreka; population 310. 


Barr A, general merchandise 
Barr L T, peddiler 
Basham H B, barber 
Beem A A, livery stable 
CK banker, general mer- 
chandise and agent Wells, Fargo & Co 
Connell Joe, saloon 
Cooley C E, bootmaker 


CURTIS & CULVER, editors and 
proprietors “Scott Valley News” 


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ALIEN, TUGGLE &-CO,, HARDWOOD LUMBER, *%cx‘eenere- 


California—Forestville—Fort. Ross. 567 


Dickinson Mrs M F, milline 

Digles H J, general merchandise 

Downing Mrs S J, millinery and dress- 
making; agt Butterick’s patterns 

“udey & Hart, blacksmiths 

Ehret & Bills, butchers 

Feifush L, jeweler and watchmaker 

Green RS, attorney-at-law 

ae L, notary public and photogra- 

er 

Hamner C F, mail contractor 

Horn D, stockraiser and farmer 

Hughes Mrs A M, Fort Jones Hotel 

Jones J C, saloon 

Kelly Miss.E, milliner 

Kunz Felix, wagonmaker 

Mack J B, saloon 

McSine M J, postmaster , 

McVay JH, res*aurant and saloon 

Newton J, physician 

O’Neal R, furniture 

Reynolds Isaac A, attorney-at-law 

Reynolds J W, flour-mill 

Richman & Reynolds, flour-mill 

“SCOTT VALLEY NEWS,” Curtis 
& Oulver proprietors and editors 

Sterling Mrs E, hotel 

Stone R D, general merchandise 

Taylor R'S, blacksmith 

Thomas J E, auctioneer 

Tickner F L, mail contractor 

Umphrey R, mail carrier 

Waster J B, general merchandise 

Wheeler Mrs I, milliner 

Wheeler James, saloon 

Wilkinson Wm R, hardware, stoves and 
tinware, agricultural implements, 
paints, oils, etc 

Wortser J B, general merchandise 


FORT ROSS. 


Sonoma County. A post and telegraph 
office, 22 miles west of Guerneville, 
16 miles from Duncan’s Mills, and 45 
miles northwest of Santa Rosa; 
reached by sail vessels from San 
Francisco, and by stage from Dun- 
can’s Mills and Guerneville. Popula- 
tion 50. 


Blackford E, telegraph operator and 
wood 

Brooks John S, justice of peace 

Call G W, postmaster, dairy, and owner 
Fort Ross Landing 

Hindson Frank, blacksmith 

Leibig Pew merchandise 

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MORG W C, general merchandise 
and hotel 

Price J K, constable 

Ruoff John, wood dealer and owner 
Timber Cove Landing 

Schroyer A, wood and dairyman 


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California—Fort Yuma-Frazier. 


FORT YUMA. 


San Dreco County. See Yuma, Ari- 
zona. 


FOSTER'S BAR. 


Yuspa County. Post-olfice Bullard’s 
mi 35 miles northeast of Marys- 
ville, 


LONG § C, hotel 
FOUNTAIN VALLEY. 


Los ANGELES County.  Post-office 
Westminster. 


Brown A F, justice of peace 
Morrill W H, constable 


FOUR CORNERS. 


Los ANGELES County. See Azusa. 


FOURTH CROSSING. 


CaLavERAs County. A st-office, 
about 5 miles southeast of San An- 
dreas, Population 100. 


Bernisconia F, mason and stock raiser 

Campbell P, farmer and stock raiser 

Coster Lew, general merchandise 

Darnell C B, farmer and stock raiser 

Darnell Thos, farmer and stock raiser 

Demartini G B, stock raiser and general 
merchandise 

Dobins J, miner 

Driskell D, constable 

Gomes F, stock raiser 

Hall James, blacksmith 

Hill John, physician 

Hill J P B, sewing machine agt 

Johnson V N B, miner 

Lewis B, district attorney 

Maloney D, county surveyor and stock 
raiser 

McCort Chas, professor 

Murphy P, farmer and stock raiser 

Oneto L, general merchandise 

Reddick Frank, hotel 

Reddick Wm, postmaster and gen mdse 

ANS A J, blacksmith 

Seamans Wm R, farmer and hog raiser 

Tharp Captain, quartz-mill 

Thorn A, deputy sheriff 

Thorn B K, sheriff 

Tormey Judge, justice of peace 

Walker E F, farmer and sheep raiser 

Watters James, miner 

Wells J H, school teacher 

Wilby 1, farmer and sheep raiser 


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FOUTS SPRINGS. 


Cotvsa County. - A post-office. 
Ciley John, dentist 

Fouts John F, saloon and postmaster 
Moon A §, hotel 


FOWLER. 


Fresno Country. <A post-office on the 
Southern Pacific R. R., 11 miles from 
F.esno. 


GENTRY J S, postmaster 
FOXEN RANCH. 


Santa BarBARA County. Post-office 
Santa Maria; 60 miles northwest of 
Santa Barbara. 


Wickenden F, general merchandise 


FOX RANCH. 


See Sis Quoc. 


FRANCIS. 


Trinity County. A post-office 36 miles 
northeast of China Flat. 


FRANCIS H & CO (J M 


J 
Francis and A Brizard), general mer- 
chandise 


FRANKLIN. 


SacRaMENTO County. A post and 
telegraph office, on the upper Stock- 
ton road, 14 miles southeast of 
Sacramento. Its population is in the 
neighborhood of 120, and the abun- 
dant crops that are annually har- 
vested in the vicinity are sufficient to 
pil the argument that it is a fav- 
0 section. Land can be obtained 
at reasonable rates, while the water is 
excellent. 


Dalrymple Mrs H, restaurant 

Flowers Mrs, hotel 

LUTTIG FRANK, general merchan- 
ise 

Lytle Frank, blacksmith 

Schlutins H, saloon 

Stéarns Ciscero, saloon 


FRAZIER. 


TuLaRE County. A post-office. 


Shuey J E, general merchandise 
SHUEY MYRA C K, postmistress 


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FREEDOM. 


Santa Cruz County. Post-office Wat- 


sonville; 54 miles from Watsonville; 
population 50. 


COX LOUIS M, bookkeeper 

DE HART WM, hardware, wagon- 
maker and blacksmith 

Hohn Hans, blacksmith 

Schmidt Peter, groceries and salvon 

Warner J A, physician 


FREEPORT. 


SacrRaAMENTO County. A post-office 8 
miles from Sacramento. Agriculture 
is its chief support. Population 300. 


Davis & Roberts, brickmakers 

Frick Mrs Annie, hotel 

Greer A, bootmaker 

‘Hunt DR, dairy 

Lee & Kirkland, blacksmiths and wagon- 
makers 

Lufkin D T, justice of the peace 

Miller C R, carpenter 

O’Tool Thomas, dairy 

RIEHL GEO P, postmaster 

RIEHL P G & SON, general mer- 


chandise 


FREESTONE. 


Sonoma County. A pcst, express and 
telegraph office on the line of the North 
Pacific Coast R. R., within three 
hours’ ride of San Francisco and 13 
miles southeast of Santa Rosa. Pop- 
ulation 150. 


Burke John D, saloon 

Caseres Geo, blacksmith 

Mackin J, bootmaker 

MAYER A, general merchandise 
Meeker Bros, saw-mill 

Northrup S G, hotel 

O’Grady Thos, hotel 

Smith J C, saw-mill 

Smith O, bootmaker 

Zellhart Wm, blacksmith 


FRENCH CAMP. 


San Joaquin County. A_ post-office, 
situated on the old San Francisco 
stage road, 5 miles south from Stock- 
ton. Derives its support from the 
agricultural interests, and has a pop- 
ulation of 120. 


BELDEN WILLIAM §, postmaster 
FRENCH CAMP HOTEL, Edward 


Thomas proprietor 
Hubbs Paul C, hotel 


Moore H, justice of the peace 

Newcomb & Gill (@ Newcomband J W 
Gill), blacksmiths and wagonmakers 

Sampson George W, constable 

THOMAS EDWARD, proprietor 
French Camp Hotel 

Umlauff Mrs D, groceries 

Woodward F J, justice of the peace 


FRENCH CORRAL. 


Nevapa County. A post-office, on the 
Marysville stage route, 18 miles north- 
west of Nevada City and 33 miles from 
Marysville. 

Bolton John, carpenter 

Bushnell & Co, mining claims 

Campbell P, stock raiser 

Carmichael James, bootmaker 

Casper C, general merchandise 

Cory Isaac, saloon 

Cory J E, blacksmith 

Dahlberg A R, liquors, candy, cigars, etc 

Darneal Bros, general merchandise 

Dauscher Erwin, blacksmith 

Dockum & Sampson, mining claim 

Esperance Mining Co, Geo D McLean 

Farrelly Mrs, hotel 

French Corral Welchman Co, J B Vilian 
agt 

Freschot ——, gardener 

German D, blacksmith 

Graves G H, toll-keeper 

Heath Steve, blacksmith 

Howard James, stock raiser 

Kohlman John, hotel 

Malvesin E, bakery 

ER N OC, secretary Milton Water 
and Ditch Co, notary public and agent 
Wells, Fargo & Co 

Milton Mining and Water Co, H C Per- 
kins supt 

Nevill R, capitalist 

Pollard J P, gardener 

Samuels Casper, boots and shoes 

Skahen W H, hotel 

Smith Charles, hotel 

Tiffany A J, school teacher 

Williams Mrs Sarah, postmistress 


FRENCH FLAT. 


Siskiyou County. See South Fork. 


FRENCH GULCH, 


Suasta County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, 25 miles northwest of 
Shasta; population 250. 

Franck E & Co, general merchandise 

Mathewson Mrs B, liquors 

Morrell John, blacksmith, butcher and 
saloon 


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Mosher Mrs, hotel ° 
Murray T, blacksmith 
| Murray T F, blacksmith 
Plumb M, liquors 
PLUMBT, general merchandise, post- 
master, agent Wells, Fargo & Co and 
physician 


FRENCHTOWN. 


Yupsa County. Post-office Oregon 
House; about 8 miles from Bullard’s 
Bar and 3 miles from Oregon House. 


VAVASEUR PAUL, general merchan- 


ise 


FRESNO CITY. 


Fresno County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, on the Southern Pa- 
cific R. R. (Visalia Division), 207 miles 
from San Francisco and 55 miles from 
Merced; population 3,000. 

Fresno is the county seat, and is pleas- 
antly situa‘ed in a fine agricultural dis- 
trict in the San Joaquin Valley. The 
surrounding country is a ae being 
ie into vineyards and fruit of all 

inds; and it is conceded by all who 

visit it, to be the finest viticultural dis- 
trict in the United States. The colonies 
in Fresno County are famous the world 
over for productiveness and attractive- 
ness, On visiting this active, thriving 
town, one is sensibly impressed with the 
indomitable spirit of energy displayed 
on every side. Difficulties, such as the 
| burning of a large part of the business 
portion of the town, in July, 1882, did 
not affect the enthusiasm of the citizens, 
nor their determination to excel every 
| other inland town on the coast. The 
burnt district is now covered with sub- 
stantial buildings, including several first- 
class hotels and a theatre. 


Andersen IL C, saloon and bootmaker 

Apperson Wm L, cabinetmaker 

Appleton Mrs M, saloon 

Arkle Bros (C Cand Wm Arkle), boots 
and shoes 

Arkle C C (Arkle Bros) 

; Arkle Wm (Arkle Bros) 

' ASHBROOK M V (Wharton & Ash- 

| brook), attorney-at-law, Mariposa 

| Austin & Witt (John R Austin and D 
H Witt), saloon 

Azors Hotel, Chas Ray & Co proprs 

Baird A, druggist 

Baker A F (Baker & Johnson) 

Baker * feed stable 

, Baker & Johnson (A F Baker and I F 

; Johnson), general merchandise 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, **’ 


315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal. 


ronometers 


and Clocks at Short Notice, 


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California—French Gulch-Fresno City. 


Baley Gillum (Baley & McCardle) 

Baley & McCardle (Gillum Baley and 
James McCardle), groceries 

Ball Frank H, druggist 

Ball J, dentist 

Barrera Manuel, barber 

P M, contractor and build- 

er, Mariposa 

Bennett W J (WJ Bennett & Co) 

Bennett W J & Co(W J Bennett and T 
C Warner), undertakers 

Bernhard & Coffman (Geerge Bernhard 
and J W Coffman), meat market 

BERNHARD E F (Rhodes & Bern- 
hard) and pee ctoe of ‘The Alzada 
Saloon and Billiards,” Mariposa 


THE “ALZADA” 


Sample Rooms and Billiard Parlor, 
WIMMER’S BLOCK, FRESNO, CAL. 
HOT LUNCH EVERY DAY 


At 10:30 A, M. 
E, F. BERNHARD. 


Bernhard George, saloon and pres Fres- 
no Water Co 

BERNSTEIN ISAAC, oyster and chop 
house, restaurant, I 

Blasingame L E, sec Fresno County 
Bank 

Braly J M (Cory & Braly) 

Bramlett R H, county auditor and supt 
schools 

BRESEE SB, undertaker, Mariposa 

Brounstone J, general merchandise 

Brown W J, agt C P R R Co 

Burks Chas (Chas Burks & Co) 

Burks Chas & Co (Chas and N B Burks), 
proprs Golden Rule Bazaar 

Burks L, druggist 

Burks N B (Chas Burks & Co) 

Burleigh & Chuda (J M Burleigh and M 
Chuda), wholesale and retail fruits, 
groceries, nuts, confectionery, etc, and 
fruit purchasing agency 

Burleigh F J (Harris & Burleigh) 

Burleigh J M (Burleigh & Chuda) 

BURNHAM GEO E (Chadbourn & 
Burnham), corner Mariposa and J 

California House, R C Davidson propr 

Campbell & Hinds (J_ R Campbell and 
SJ Hinds), attorneys 

Carroll John P, liquors 

CHADBOURN & BURNHAM (S W 
Chadbourn and Geo E Burnham), 
Pa eg Fresno News Co, corner 

ariposa and J 

CHADBOURN 8 W (Chadbourn & 
Burnham), corner Mariposa and J 

Champion Flouring Mills, M J Church 


propr 


MAIN STREET SAN FRANCISCO, 


Aron Doors. Bank Vaults, Etc. 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST. S. F. 


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CHOICE H B (Statham & Choice), 
Mariposa , 

Chuda M (Burleigh & Chuda) 

Church M J, propr SHAM Ce Flouring 
Mills and pres Fresno Canal and Irri- 

ation Co 
A M (Clark & McKenzie), 

county clerk and recorder, Court 
House 

CLARK & McKENZIE (A M Clark 
and W H McKenzie), searchers of 
records, notaries public, conveyancers, 
and real estate agents, Court House 

Coffman J W (Bernhard & Coffman) 

eanee Rev W H, clergyman (Metho- 

ist) 

Cooper J OC, dentist 

CORY & BRALY (J M Cory and JM 
Braly), real estate, insurance, and 
general busine:s agency, Mariposa 

Cory J M (Cory & Braly) 

Crane EC, coroner and public adminis- 
trator 

Creed W H, attorney-at-law and notary 
public, real estate and insurance office 

Crow & Harvey, well-borers 

Curte A S Betas (Chas Ray & Co) 

DALY MRS § E, stationery, cigars, 
tobacco, ladies’ and children’s under. 
wear, and swing machine agent, 
Mariposa 

Darneal Jas H, carpenter and cabinet- 
maker 

Davidson R C, propr California House, 
bed and washing machine mfr 

Davis C D, county surveyor 

Delong C W, clothing and gents’ fur- 
nishing goods 

DIXON HS, attorney -at-law, Mariposa 

Donahoo, Fanning & Co (W H Donahoo 
and P R Fanning), hardware, ag’! im- 
plements, tinware, stoves, paints, oils, 
window glass, windows, doors, etc 

Donahoo M J, hardware, ag’l imple- 
ments, wagons, buggies, doors, sash 
and lumber 

Donahoo W H (Donahoo, Fanning & 
Co) 

Doyle B W, dentist 

Duke Rev T L, clergyman (Methodist) 

Danlap T J, chairman board of super- 
visors 

Duquesne D, propr French Hotel 

Edwards E D, attorney-at-law 

Einstein Louis (Louis Einstein & Co) 

Kinstein Louis & Co (Louis Einstein 
and Louis Gundelfinger), general mer- 
chandise, and ag’l implements, in- 
surance, and agts W, F & Co 

Erickson C, well-borer 

FABER J E (Saxe & Faber), Mariposa 

FalconbridyeJos (Smith & Falconbridge) 

Fanning P R (Donahoo, Fanning & Co) 


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Farmers’ Bank (The) of Fresno, Lewis 
Leach pres, W W Phillips cashier 


Faure Edward, barber 

FAYMONVILLE M, real 
estate, abstract title office, conveyan- 
cer and notary public, Mariposa 


FERGUSON J W, publisher ‘‘Fresno 
Expositor,” J 
FIESTER FRANK, sign and orna- 


mental painter, J 

Fleming R H (Fleming & Tulloch) 

Fleming & Tulloch (R H Fleming and 
D W Tulloch), livery stable 

FOSTER WM A, dealer in and manu- 
facturer of furniture, cabinetmaker, 
bedding and upholstery, corner Front 
and Fresno 

Fresno Canal and Irrigation Co, M J 
Church pres, O A Munn sec 

FRESNO COUNTY BANK, J W. 
Hinds president, E Blasingame secre- 
tary, C G Hinds acting cashier, Mari- 


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“FRESNO EXPOSITOR” (daily and 

weekly), J W Ferguson publisher, J 
Fresno Fruit Canning Co, U J Stevens 


supt 

FRESNO NEWS C0, Chadbour & 
Burnham proprietors, corner Mari- 
posa and J 

Fresno Planing Mill and Box Factory, 
M R Madera OUR 

“FRESNO REPUBLICAN,” S A Mil- 
ler publisher, J 

Fresno Telephone Co, S A Miller mgr 

Fresno Water Co, Geo Bernhard pres, 
W A Guard sec 

Galliano G, soda works 

GARDEN CITY FRUIT STORE, 
Petcovich & Poppovich proprietors, 
Mariposa 

GARDEN CITY RESTAURANT, 
vetcovich & Poppovich proprietors, 
Wimmer’s Block, Mariposa 

Gilmour Mrs E, millinery and + fancy 
goods 

Golden Rule Bazaar, Chas Burks & Co 
proprs, stationery, etc 

Goldstein A S, stoves and tinware 

GOLDSTEIN § (Kutner & Goldstein), 
corner Mariposa and H 

Gomes Joseph, barber 

GRADY D (Terry & Grady), dis- 
trict attorney, office corner I and 
Mariposa 


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D. S. Terry, W. D. GRrapy, 
Formerly of Stockton. District Att’y. 


TERRY & GRADY, 


ATTCRNEYS AT LAW, 


FRESNO, CAL. 


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=| _ tith), atturneys-at-law, Mariposa KUTNER A (Kutner & Goldstein), cor 
= GRIFFITH E J, (Griffith Bros), no-| Mariposa and H Bw 
f=—| _ tary public, Mariposa KUTNER & GOLDSIED” . Kut- 
GRIFFITH 8 N (Griffith Bros), Mar-| ner and S Goldstein), geucral mer- ‘o) 
2 iposa | chandise, agricultural implements, ai 
| Guard W A, bg Fresno Water Co and | pinta and bedding, cor Mariposa 
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Lad oe Louis (Louis Einstein & ‘Latimer ‘4 D, ph ee reser c 
= 0 awson George, hairdresser an 8 
RT) sat tee WwW y real estate, loan and col- eri Froelich & Co, winery and dis- wn 
ection office tiller 
Hahn C A, saloon | Leach Lewis, pres The Farmers Bank of | 
Hall E, sheriff and tax collector : | Fresno e 
Ham eat furniture, bedding F pak ae yi PEE tawiecn ey 
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Haney Peter, boormnakee Sachs), dry goods, clothing, gents’ 


Harris & Burleigh (S Harris and F J; furnishing gords, boots and shoes, etc 
Burleigh), commission merchants,| LUKE & WEAVER (J P Luke and 
wool, grain, agricultural implements, J KF Weaver), hardware, stoves and 
lumber, insurance agts andagts Puget} _tinware, Mariposa 
Sound Lumber Co Madera M R, propr Fresno Planing Mill 

Harris M K (Sayle & Harris) and Box Factory 

Harris S (Harris & Burleigh) Malony Daniel, restaurant, Front 

Henke Chas H (Schloh & Henke) Manuel George, collector, surveyor and 

Henry S W, blacksmith and wheel- a Fresno Canal and Irrigation 
wright ti) 

Hicks J D & Son (J D and J D Hicks Jr), | Marks B & Son, dairymen 
stoves, tinware, hardware, crockery | Martin C S, bakery and restaurant 


and mfrs tinware McCardle James (Baley & McCardle), 
Hill F J, restaurant constable 
Hill J A (Sayle & Hill) McKenna Mrs Jennie, boarding 
HILL 8 i justice of the peace and| McKENZIE W H (Clark & McKenzie), 
notary public, Mariposa county assessor, Cou.¢ House 
S C G, acting cashier Fresno} Mead O J, constable 
County Bank, Mariposa Miller S A, publisher ‘‘Fresno Repub- 
HINDS J W, president Fresno County | _lican,” and mgr Fresno Telephone Co 
Bank, Mariposa Moodey J G, clothing and gents’ fur- 
Hollander S, watchmaker, jeweler and} nishing goods 
optician Moodey N W, postmaster 
Holmes S A, superior judge Mooney Patrick, hotel 
Hone C P, drayman Moore C, restaurant 


Hopkins Henry St George, physician MORROW HOUSE, J Morrow pro- 
Hughes James E (Thos KE Hughes & rietor, corner Tulare and K 
Sons) MORROW JESSE, proprietor Morrow 
Hughes Thos E (Thos'E Hughes & Sons)|} House, corner ‘l'ulare and K 
Hughes Thos E & Sons (fhos E, Thos| Morton A C, wagonmaker and black- 
, James E and Wm M Hughes), real} smith 
estate, general land agts and proprs | Munn O A, sec Fresno Canal and Irri- 
the Fresno Colony gation Co 
Hughes Thos M (Thos Ej{Hughes & Sons) | Nish W E, agt W U Tel Co 
Hughes Wm M (Thos E Hughes & Sons) | North J W & Son, real estate 
Hunting Wm (Schloh & Hunting) N T & R Union Hall 
hag A E, carpenter and cabinetmaker ; Odd Fellows Hall 
Itler Louis, harnessmaker Oden & Baker, druggists 
Jacobs H M & Co, clothing, gents’ fur- | Order Chosen Friends Hall 
nishing goods, etc Orr D H L, surveyor and draughtsman 


Jensen S, merchant tailor Pedlar A J, physician and surgeon 
Johnson [ F (Baker & Johnson) fd 'PETCOVICH N (Petcovich & Poppo- 
Jones A J, photographer f vich), Mariposa 

Jonsen J (Kirk & Jonsen) 'PETCOVICH & POPPOVICH (N 


Kieth C F, constable Petcovich and L Poppovich), proprie- 
Kirk & Jonsen (T J Kirk and J Jonsen), | tors Garden City Fruit Store and 
boots and shoes Restaurant, Mariposa 


PRISON CELLS, wo:'ts2"nfain street, 5. #.CALVIN NUTTING & SON. = - 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, makes the BEST FITTING Clothes in the State. 


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H. WACHHORST, Jeweler, 315 J Street, Sacramento, § 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, makes the BEST FITTING Clothes in the State. 


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Philips Austin, county supervisor 

Phillips W_ W, cashier The Farmers’ 
Bank of Fresno 

Phoenix Mill Lumber Yard 

Pickles Rev J O, clergyman (Methodist) 

Plate Mrs W F, dressmaking 

Poage A M, justice of peace 

POPPOVI L (Petcovich & Poppo- 
vich), Mariposa 

PORTEOUS JAMES, blacksmith and 
wagon shop, cor Tulare and K 

Post-office, N W Moodey postmaster 

Prather W J, dentist 

Ray Chas (Chas Ray & Co) 

Ray Chas & Co (Chas Ray, F A Separ 
and AS Betas Curte), proprs Azors 
Hotel 

REESE J W, cigars, Noni fruits, 
confectionery and stationery, Mariposa 

RHODES NHARD (J 
Rhodes & E F Bernhard), insurance 
agents, Mariposa 

ODES J hi (Rhodes & Bernhard), 
attorney-at-law and insurance agent, 
Mariposa 

RIGGS R W (Riggs & Son), corner 
Mariposa and K i 

RIGGS & SON (W T and R W Riggs), 

roceries, provisions and fruit, cor 
ariposa and K 

ROBERTS BR & CO (R R_ Roberts 
and J G Rhodes), real estate, Mariposa 

ROBERTSON WM, carriage and 
wagon maker, blacksmith, machine 
shop, and planing-mill, cor Mariposa 
and K 

Rosenblum M, gents’ furnishing goods 

Rowell Chester, physician and surgeon 


ROWE WIL F, meat market, 
Mariposa 

Rumble W T, notary public and con- 
veyancer 


Sachs A (J L Lewison & Co) 

Sanders W A, seeds 

SAXE & FABER (M C Saxe and JE 
Faber), general merchandise, Mariposa 

i} M C (Saxe & Faber), Mariposa 

Sayle C G (Sayle & Harris) 

Sayle C G (Sayle & Hill) 

Sayle & Harris (C G Sayle and M K 

arris), attorneys-at-law 

Sayle & Hill (C G Sayle and J A Hill), 
confectionery, candy mnfrs, bakery and 
ice cream parlors 

Schell Joseph, watchmaker and jeweler 

Schloh Chas (Schloh & Hunting) 

Schloh & Henke (Louis Schloh and Chas 
H Henke), saloon 

Schloh & Hunting (Chas Schloh and 
Wm Hunting), saloon 

Schloh Louis (“chloh & Henke) 

Seropian Jacob M, importer and dealer 
embroideries, rugs, cigars, confection- 
ery, etc 


HARDWOOD LUMBER € WAGON STOC 


ALLEN, TUGGLE &CO., CHERRY LUMBER 


p San Francisco, 
California—Fresno City. 


G Swain & Co, blacksmith, horseshoer and ' 


Piet Ar, 


18 & 20 Spear Kt. 


573 
Separ F A (Chas Ray & Co) 
mero Tena A, millinery and fancy 
o0ds 


Smith & Falconbridge (N N Smith and 
Jos Falconbridge), painters 

Smith Mrs Frank, boardin 

Smith Frank P, agt W U Tel Co 

Smith N N (Smith & Falconbridge) 

STATHAM AH (Statham & Choice), 
Mariposa 

STATHAM & CHOICE (A H Stat- 
ham and H B Choice), civil engineers, 
Mariposa 

Stevens A T (Stevens Bros) 

Stevens Bros (A T and C A Stevens), 
feed and wood yard, 

Stevens C A (Stevens Bros) 

Studer George, merchant tailor 


wagonmaker 
Tadlock Frank E Jr, agt Union Insur- 
ance Co of California and saloon 
Temperance House, EK J Draper propr 
TERRY DS§ (Terry & Grady), attor- 
ney-at-law, cor Mariposa and [ 
TERRY & GRADY (D S Terry and 
W D Grady), attorneys-at-law, cor 
Mariposa and I 
TERRY R B(Tupper & Terry), attor- 


ney-at-law and notary public, Mari- 


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“THE ALZADA, ” saloon and billiards, 
E F Bernhard proprietor, Mariposa 

THORN A J, county treasurer, Court 
House 

Tombs A, harness and saddlery 

Tulloch D W (Fleming & Tulloch) 

TUPPER & TERRY (W D Tupper 


and R B Terry), attorneys-at-law and 
notaries public, Mariposa 


TUPPER W D (Tupper & Terry), at- 


torney-at-law and notary public, Mari- 


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Vellguth Wm, drugs and barber 
Warner T C (W J Bennett & Co) 
WARNER H C, watches and jewelry 


and watchmaker, Mariposa 


YC. WARNER, 
Watches and Jewe:ry, 


FRESNO, CAL. 
REPAIRING done at Short Notice. 


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Weyburn & Burns, painters 

WHARTON & ASHBROOK (F 
Wharton and M V Ashbrook), attor- 
neys-at-law, Mariposa 


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, and 14 & 16 Spear St, 8. F, 


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574 California—Fresno City. 


WHARTON J F (Wharton & Ash- STUART S. WRIGHT, 


brook), attorney-at-law, Mariposa 
White John, u polices : sia 


Williams J P blackamith and wagon- Attorney at Law 


ento. 


ST., S. F. 


maker 
Wimmer Eli ah, livery stables 
itthouse ublic ministrator , 
Wollner Sol, panies gents’ furnishing Vigano; Presao:Countys Cat 


Be cory cigars, tobacco and cutlery 
rd right Stuart 8, attorney-at-law and | Yeargin J P, groceries, confectionery, 
court commissioner tobacco and cigars 


“ BAKER & JOHNSON, 


(Successors to Chance & Brown.) 
DEALERS IN 


General Merchandise, 


Dry Goods, Croceries, Boots and Shoes, 


Hardware, Crockery, Glassware # Liquors, 
FRESNO, CAL. 


A good assortment of CANNED GOODS constantly on hand. Highest 
Market Price paid for all kinds of Country Produce. 


P. M. BEHUNIN, 


Contractor 2 Builder 


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BRICK & WOODEN BUILDINGS, 


MARIPOSA STREET, FRESNO, CAL. 


JOBBING A SPECIALTY. 


Shop in Undertaker’s Building, opposite Wimmer’s Block. 


FIESTER, S. W. CHaDBouRN. Gro. E. BuRNHAM. 
“THE” PAINTER The Fresno News Company, 


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A SPECIALTY. Fancy Goods, Perfumes, Toilet Soaps, 
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J STREET, Cutlery, He, 
Opposite Republican Office, Cor. Mariposa and J Streets, 
FRESNO, CAL. FRESNO, CAL. 


CONKLIN BROS. PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER 


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THOS. E. HUGHES & SONS,., 
General Land Agents 


Office: 314 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. 
OFFICE: FRESNO, CAL. 


Lands, Farms, Sheep and Sheep Ranges for Sale and to Rent. Farm- 
ing Lands with or without water for Irrigation. 


SEND FOR-CIRCULAR. 
PROPRIETORS OF THE FRESNO COLONY. 


MORROW HOUSE, 


FRESNO, CALIVORNIESA. 
Jesse Morrow, - - - Proprietor. 


Fronting Court House Square. 
Free Carriage to and from all trains. House first-class and charges moderate. 


WM. ROBERTSON, 
General Blacksmith, 


Corner Mariposa and K Streets, 
Fronting Court House Square, FRESNO, CALIFORNIA. 


Horseshoeing a Specialty. 


Heavy and Light Wagons and Buggies built 
on Short Notice. 


fron and Steel of all kinds always on hand and for sale. 


HAVING LATELY ADDED 


STEAM POWER, PLANING MILL § MACHINE SHOP 


To my Factory, I am prepared to turn out a Better Quality of work, and on 
shorter notice, than any other shop in the San Joaquin Valley. 


&@ All kinds of Iron Work done. Strict attention paid to the Repairing of 
Machinery of every description. 


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576 California—Fresno City-Galt. 


R. R. ROBERTS, Civil Engineer. 


J. G. RHODES, Attorney at Law. 


R. R. ROBERTS & CO., 


(Successors to J. W. NORTH & SON.) 


REALESTATE BROKERS 


LANDS BOUGHT AND SOLD, 
CANALS AND LANDS SURVEYED, 
COLLECTIONS MADE AND LOANS EFFECTED. 


Fresno, California. 


FRESNO FLATS. 


Fresno Country. A post and express 
office, about 9 miles from Coarse Gold 
Gulch and about 48 miles northeast 
of Madera. 

Anderson H, hotel 

Houge J, saloon 

Hunt John L, constable 

Johnson J M, justice of the peace 

Raferty H, saloon 

Smith & Laramore, general mdse 


FRESNO HOT SPRINGS. 


Fresno County. See Wartham. 


FRONTIER HOUSE. 


Sonoma Country. See Petaluma. 


FRUITLAND. 


San Dizeco County. A post-office. 


Burroughs D, dairyman and farmer 
‘FAMILY’S DEFENDER,’ Zach 


Montgomery pulisher 


MONTGOMERY ZACH, assistant 
postmaster, orchardist and publisher 
“Fomily’s Defen: 

Shaffer Bros, salt :nfrs 


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FULTON. 


Sonoma County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, at tiie junction of the 
Fulton and Guerneville Branch of 
San Francisco and Northern Pacific 
R. R., 4 miles from Santa Rosa and 
16 miles from Guerneville. 


Barnes & Estinghausen, warehouse 
Culver J, hotel 


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Fulton Thomas, blacksmith ‘and farmer 

Henly D, saloon 

Holly S B & Witter, general mdse 

Howe E A, hotel 

RECTOR & LYNDON, flour-mill and 
farmers 

RECTOR WM H (Rector & Lyndon) 

‘Scoggan John, saloon 


FULTON WELLS. 


Los AnGELres County. <A post-office, 
located 2 miles north of Norwalk. 

FULTON J E, hotel, physician and 
postmaster 

Fulton’s Sulphur Wells, J E Fulton M 
D propr 

Rountz M, eneral merchandise 


WILDS GEO E, general merchandise 
FURNACEVILLE. 


SHasta County. See Oak Run. 


GALLATIN. 


Los ANGELES County. See Downey 
City. 


GALT. 


SAcRAMENTO County. A pot, express 
and telegrapi: office, on the Central 
Pacific R. 8., distant 27 miles from 
Sacramento, and is connected by 
branch rozd with Ione City, and from 
there ne stage with Jackson, Amador, 
and Calaveras Big Trees. It has two 
hotels. The Galt House, owned by 
D. Dennison, is being remodeled, and 
travelers will find it comfortable and 
home-like. Population 700. 


Ames A T, wagonmaker 
Bartlett O N, carriage painter 


Estinghausen & Barnes (W A Esting- | Beckwith J W, saddlery and harness 


hausen and W Barnes), warehouse 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, "Works t27Sccta street wan Framciecs? 


Bottimore W T, brickmaker 


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Streets, 8. F. 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgome 


BREWSTER J & CO, general mer- 
chandise, corner Frout and B 
CONTNER JAS E, food yard (seo ad- 
vertisement) 
CONTNER JAS E, Forest Saloon - 
Contner James, merchant tailor 
MRS J E, millinery 
proprietor 
Galt House (see advertisement) 
Evans EH, blacksmithing, wind-mills and 
barley-mills 
Farmer B A, Galt Market 
Ferris J H, attorney-at-law and real 
estate agt 
FOREST SALOON, Jas E Contner 
proprietor 
Fugitt C C, bakery and confectionery 
ALT HOUSE, Daniel J)ennison pro- 
prietor (see advertisement) 
Grey G W, nurseryman 
Harvey C W, hote 
Harvey Obed, physician and surgeon 
Hatch T, blacksmith 
Hicks James, restaurant and saloon 
Holmes W O, book-keeper 
House Mrs N G, dressmaking and milli- 
nery 
Hunt E S, carriage factory and wheel- 
wright 
Iler J W & Son, blacksmith and horse- 
shoeing 
Jameson Mrs, dressmaking 
Latourrette P H, stoves and tinware 
Lewis S A, carpenter and builder 
Marengo A & Co, vegetable peddlers 
McKinstry J K, livery and feed stable 
Montague A, pene and surgeon 
Nestell D D ‘I, physician and surgeon 
Noble G W, barber 


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GANSNER’S MILL, 


Piumas County. Post-office Quincy. 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgome 


Gansner F, saw-mill 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


Califurnia—Galt-Garberville. 


GALT HOUSE, 


DAN DENNISON..... ebveeees ; 


C Street, bet. Fifth and 


This House has recently been refitted and refurnished throughout, and no 
pains will be spared in attending to the wants of guests. 


&@ Best Wines, Liquors and Cigars at the Bar. 


WHITE BROS. 
st,8. F. Black Wainat, Spanish Cedar, Veneers. 


577 


Noble G W, confectionery, cigars and 
tobacco 

Pfenl Chas, boot and shoemaker 

ve F F, watches, jewelry and fancy 


oods 
PROUTY W UH, general merchandise 
(see advertisement) 
Quiggle John, saloon 
Ray Don, postmaster ¥ 
Raymond Miss C, W U Tel operato 
i JA, agt CP RR and W,F 
Co 


Sill Thomas, saloon 

Simons & Co, poultry and second-hand 
furniture 

Smith M I, justice of peace 

Sparks & Baker, blacksmith and wagon- 
makers . 

Staten Rev F M, clergyman (Methodist) 

Swain G W, architect and builder 

Thompson J 8, bootmaker and saloon 

Uncle John’s Saloon, John Wall propr 

Vanderhoof D, sign, house, and orna- 
mental painter 

Whitaker & Ray, druggists and general 
merchandise 


W. H. PROUTY, 


(Successor to DunN & Provury), dealer in 
General Merchandise. 


Keeps constantly on hand a full and choice 
stock of Crockery, Glassware, Queensware, Hard- 
ware, Paints, Oils, Brushes, Stationery, Confec- 
tionery, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Wood and 
Willow Ware, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Groce- 
ries, Provisions, Fancy Stone Ware, etc. 

Orders for Lumber promptly filled, Country 
Produce taken in exchanye for goods at highest 
market rates. C Street, Galt. 


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GARBERVILLE. 


Humpotpr County. A _ post-office, 76 
miles from Eureka; population 60. 


Amberson Wn, blacksmith 
18 & 1S Main anc 144 16 Spear. 


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Bundle ——, carpenter 

Condy Fred & Co, general merchandise 

Dale John, saloon 

Garber J C, general merchandise, post- 
master and notary public 

HAMILTO. 

Harris T, tannery, boot and harnessmkr 

McCharles D L, justice of the peace 

McMelon & Cornelis, feed stable 

Myfres Mit, saloon 

Osborn A P, constable 

Prides Hiram 

Reed Ezra, confectionery 

Schomaker Mrs Mary, hotel 

Scott Chester & Mottier, hotel 


GAKCIA. 


MENpDocrINno Country. See Punta Arenas. 


GARDEMEYER. 


Kern County. See Bakersfield. 


GARDEN GROVE. 


Los AnceLes County. A post-office, 5 
miles southeast of Anaheim. 


HOWE C, general merchandise 

Webster David, postmaster 

Withan Otis, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 


GARDEN VALLEY. 


Ex Dorapo County. <A post-office; a 
small town 11 miles north of Placer- 
ville. 


Bell F M, mining expert 

Berta F & Son, wine mfrs 

Burlinghen N D, assayer 

FILIPPINI R & C0, general merchan- 
dise and postmaster 

Fox D W, fruit grower 

Harkemoller H, teamster and freight 
contractor . 

Hartles Benj, stockraiser 

Heindel Daniel, wood contractor 

Lagersen F, blacksmith 

Maggini John, stockraiser 

Pedrini M, stockraiser 

Perkins D R, farmer 

Philipp J W D & Bro, stockraisers 

Russell H W, stockraiser 

Thomas Mrs N J, dressmaker 

Williamson & Berry, stockraisers 

Yow J J, bootmaker 


GARROTE. 


TvoLuMNE County. See Groveland. 


emple, No. 6 Post Street, 8. F. 


California—Garberville-Georgetown. 


GAS POINT, 


Sgasta Country. A post-office, 16 miles 
west of Cottonwood, and 18 miles 
south of Shasta; population 50. 


Bris J W, saloon 
Gordon J W, general merchandise 
Shufficton H H, notary public 


WILLIAMS J §, postmaster 
GASQUET. 


Det Norte County. A _ post-office, 19 
miles northeast of Crescent City. 


GANDON A, assistant postinaster 
GASQUET HORACE, hotel and post- 


master 


GATHIER SCHOOL-HOUSE. 


SvTrer County. Post-office Yuba City. 


SCHELLENGER E T, blacksmith 
GAVIOTA. 


Santa BarBAaRA Country. 
Cruces, 


See Las 


GAZELLE. 


Siskryou County. Eighteen miles south 
of Yreka, the county seat, and is on 
the line of the California and Oregon 


EDSON BROS, postmaster and hotel 
GENESSEE. 


Piumas County. A post-office, 15 miles 
southeast of Yreka. 


HOSSELKUS E D, general merchan- 


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GEORGETOWN. 


Et Dorapo County. A post and tele- 
graph office, 18 miles from Auburn 
and 16 miles from Placerville. Once 
a famous mining town, being in the 
vicinity of some rich mines. It has 
at present a population of some five or 
six hundred inhabitants, a tine salu- 
brious atmosphere, splendid climate; 
75 miles east of Sacramento and the 
terminus of the Placerville and 
Georgetown stage line, also of the 
stage line from Auburn. 


Benjamin D W C, saw-mill 
Berry Wm, barber and baths 


Flags, Banners. etc., at worcross & CO., 
Masonic N 


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CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, “*"Ssss‘waic wit.ce ite Teancince =” 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montgomery & 7124 Market 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OREGON ASH AND MAPLE,*R&."Rcrcecc 


California—Georgetown—Gertrude. 579 


Bundshuh R, propr American Hotel 

California Water and Mining Co, Thos 
Findley mgr 

Cranmer Wm, saloon 

Crawford E L, notary public, attorney- 
at-law and insurance agt 


and undertakers 
Demuth R, flouring-mill 
Epps T B, constable and road overseer 
Findley Thos, mgr and director Califor- 
nia Water and Mining Co 
Fitzgerald C M, telegraph operator and 
sec California Water and Mining Co 
Forbes J O Sr, justice of the peace 
‘Francis A A, saloon 
Francis A A & Co, butchers 
Fuller H H, livery stable 
“GEORGETOWN GAZETTE,” H W 
Hulbert editor and proprietor 
Hotchkiss C D, watchmaker and jeweler 


HULBERT H W, editor and propri- 


etor ‘‘Georgetown Gazette” 


Georgetown Gazette, 


PUBLISHED WEEKLY, BY 


H. W. HULBERT. 


Subscription........... $2.50 per year. 


Only Payer on Georgetown Divide, 


Embracing all the Northern portion of 
El Dorado County lying between the 
North and South Forks of the 
American River. 


Jackson & Forbes, general merchandise 

Jackson I P, notary public 

Jerrett D, general merchandise 

Jones Rev J H, Methodist clergyman 

KNOX M D, carpenter 

Labouf T, blacksmith 

Lewis & Lovejoy, proprs Georgetown 
and Auburn Stage Line 

Noble Robert, saw-mill 

Orelli A, liquors, boarding and lodging 

Shepherd F, postmaster, druggist, 
hotel, general merchandise, saddles, 
harnessmaker, books, stationery, 
paints, etc 

Silva Frank, butcher 

Simon & Sons, dry goods and clothing 

Smeder Fred, carpenter and builder 

Smith Wm, propr Placerville and 
Georgetown Stage Lite 

Sornberger & Lane, groceries and hard- 
ware 

Spencer C G, physician and surgeon 

Stephens Wn, liquors 


Dains H M & Son, carpenters, builders} Whitesides Hall, Odd Fellows mgrs 


MA ocgh erate 


Suender L, house, sign and ornamental 
painter and paperhanger 

Swift IG, carpenter and builder 

Swift Joseph, mining recorder George- 
town Mining District 

Watson E H, dry goods and clothing 


Williams Wn, tailor 
Wren J Q, physician and surgeon 


GEORGIA SLIDE. 


Ex Dorapo County. Post-office George- 
town; 2 miles from Georgetown. 


BARKLAGEG H, general merchandise 


GERMANTOWN. 


Coiusa County. <A post and express 
office; a promising village 6 miles 
from Willows: population 150. 


Bracktle A, bootmaker 

Bradford W ©, wagonmaker 
Eppinger & Co, general merchandise 
Eidenmuller Wm C, physician 
Frahn M, livery stable 
Germantown Hotel, A Koppe propr 
Griep Hans, liquors 

Hageman M, liquors 

Hoffmann F H, blacksmith 

Klein Chas, hotel 

Koppe A, Germantown Hotel 
Newmann I, general merchandise 
Rathfon B F, butcher 


SCHULZE OSCAR C, notary public 
and postmaster 

Shwenk D, harnessmaker 

White W J, saloon and wagonmaker 

Wright R H, blacksmith 


GERTRUDE. 


Fresno County. A post-office, 6 miles 
southwest of Fresno Flats. 


ACTON A M, notary public, attorney- 
at-law and postmaster 

Crooks W H, lumber-mill 

Davis Mrs Ada B, music teacher 

Grant Judge, attorney-at-law and min- 
ing engineer 

Philip A, general merchandise and hotel 

Trigy R T, restaurant 

Westfall S W, saloon 

Walsh Wm, mining supt 


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GEYSERVILLE. GILMORE. 
Sonoma County. Post-office Clairville; |Couvsa Counry. A post-office, about 
@ smali conn situated on the San} 20 miles south of Williams. 
Francisco and North Pacific R. R., 
23 miles from Santa Rosa. It is an GILMORE G U, postmaster and far- 
interesting resort, and the surround- Ingrim G ©, farmer 


ing land is well adapted to f.uit cul- 
ture, especially the grape. The hotel 
is first-class, and is kept by C. W. 
Skaggs. Population 120. 


Danna M V B, carpenter 


GEYSERVILLE HOTEL, C W 
Skaggs proprietor 

Harris W F, carpenter 

Hill Milton, cabinetmaker 

KEITH A DPD, agent Wells, Fargo & 
Co, and San Francisco & Northern 
Pacific R R 


Moore A P (Moore & Steward) 

Moore & Steward (A P Moore & M 
Steward), general merchandise 

Quitzow Augustus, winery 

Seawell & More, market 

SKAGGS C W, proprietor Geyserville 
Hotel 

Steward M (Moore & Steward) 

Sylvester J W. carpenter 

Teaby & Phillips, blacksmiths and 
wagonmakers 

Urich J H, physician 


GIBSON’S RANCH. 


CALAVERAS County. Post-office Mil- 


ton. 


Alrutz John, stage station 


GIBSONVILLE, 


Srerra County, A post and express 
office, reached via Marysville and 
Oroville, being 28 miles from the lat- 
ter place, and 25 miles north of 
Downieville. 


Brassell J, brewery 

Corbet+ “Yave, liquors and hotel 

Gould u, liquors 

Holloway Thos, bootmaker 

Kars Gerhard, jeweler 

Spencer Chas, livery 

Sutherland Rod, ‘neat market 

Winchel G, notary public and justice of 


ace 
WOLTERS & BROS, general mer- 


chandise 


Kelsey A R, farmer 
Lonelace J N, farmer 
Richetts W H, farmer 


GILROY. 


Santa Ciara County. A post, ex- 
press and telegraph office, on the 
Southern Pacific R. R., 81 miles from 
San Francisco. It is a town of some 
importance, as can be seen by the en- 
terprise of its business men. It is 
the station of Gilroy Hot Springs, 
from which a daily stage is run, a 
distance of 15 miles. The countr 
surrounding is agricultural. A branc 
of the Southern Pacific R. R. runs 
from this place to Hollister. With 
two weekly newspapers and fine hotel 
accommodaiions, it is indeed inviting 
to the newcomer. Population 1,700. 


Adams C §, constabie 

Alexander & Harris (W I Alexander 
and Thos Harris), groceries 

Anselmi S & Co (S Anselmi and J Be- 
dalla), saloon 

Backstedt W, saddles and harness 

Baillaige A P, meat market 

Baldacci S, hairdressin, 

BANK OF GILROY (The), L A 
Whitehurst president, Geo E Hersey 
cashier 

Bassignano V & Co (V Bassignano and 
A Wolfrom), cigars and tobacco 

Bane James R, butcher 

Beane J W, dry goods 

Bennett Geo E (Bennet & Son), city 
marshal and constai.le 

Bennett & Son (Geo E aud # J Bennett), 
meat market 

Berry John, hotel and saloon 

Bertram Henry, saloon 

W. editor and proprietor 
Gilroy ‘‘ Advocate,” stationery ete, 
agca-y for Adams’ windmills 

Blake J W, windmills 

Brannan Wm W, livery and feed stable 

Briggs H W, postmaster, school trustee 

Bryant B, physician 

Burrel C, Santa Clara Valley Flouring 
Mills 

Cantrowitz H (H Cantrowitz & Bros) 

CANTROWITZ H & BROS (H, M 
and I Cantrowitz), dry goods and 
clothing 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, Proprietors. 
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Cantrowitz I (H Cantrowitz & Bros) 

Cantrowitz M (H Cantrowitz & Bros) 

Casey M (Herold & Casey), chief en- 
gineer fire department 

Castro Y, forciva and domestic fruits 
and city clerk 

CLAVERE J & CO (J Clavere, J Guil- 
hamet and Jos Clavere), proprietors 
French Restaurant 

Clavere Jos (J Clavere & Co) 

Clavere J P (J Clavere & Co) 

Cobb Robert, boots, shoes and clothing 

Convent of the Immaculate Heart 

Correye Peter, bakery 

Covy Mrs J H, millinery and fancy 


goods 

Curtiss N P, lock and gunsmith 

Daily Henry, saloon 

Darrough T, councilman 

Daugherty T L, groccries 

Dorland J J, carpenter 

Dowdy Perry, police judge and justice 
of the peace 

Dryden D A, furniture 

DUNHAM D L, merchant tailor 

Kinfalt & Hoslinger (J M Einfalt and V 

Hoslinger), boots and shoes 

Eipper W T, hairdressing and baths 

| Eisley C A, meat and fish market 

Ellis & Moore (A L Ellis and T Moore), 
general merchandise 

Emlay E, saddles and harness 

Engela & Theis (John Engels and J 
Theis), saloon and feed yard 

Eustice Geo, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Farmer E H, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 


Fitzgerald P, OTEL 

FRENCH HOTEL AND RESTAU- 
RANT, J Clavere & Co proprietors 

French & Thompson, hotel 

Frutig Henry, watchmaker and jeweler 

Gagliardi John, bootmaker 

GILROY “ADVOCATE,” F W Blake 
editor and proprietor 

Gilroy Water Co, Jas Pettit supt 

Graf Ruldolph, bootmaker 

Guilhamet J (J Clavere & Co) 

' Happs W, saloon 

’ HARRISON ES, editor and proprietor 

“Valley Record”’ 

' Memicr John, bootmaker 

Hennon Richard, saloon 

Herbert H, groceries 

Herold & Casey (Adam Herold and M 
Casey), brewer 

HERSEY GEORGE E, cashier Bank 
of Gilroy, notary public and insur- 
ance agent 

Hickman & Kline (Miss H Hickman and 
= M Kline), millinery and fancy 

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Hinman & Goff (J W Hinman and E 
Goff), house, sign and carriage paint- 
ers 

Hoey P F, attorney-at-law 

Hollingbery Wm, merchant tailor 

Hopkins Rev 1 L, clergyman (Method- 


ist) 

Hornback Chas, agt SP RR 

Hoslinger V (Kinfalt & Hoslinger) 

Hosett T, groceries and bakery 

Huber D, physician 

Hudson Father, Catholic clergyman 

Hunter M I, watchmaker and jeweler 

James & Babb, transfer and express 

KEY T B, manager Palace Drug Store 

Lassa Richard, saloon 

Lawrence Estella, ice cream and varieties 

Lawrence H F, varieties . 

Lemmon M, groceries 

Loupe L (S Loupe & Co) and city coun- 
cilman 

Loupe A & Co (S Loupe, L Haas and L 
Loupe), general merchandise 

LUBHOCK C , physician and surgeon 

Lynde C A (Lynde & Purviance) 

LYNDE & PURVIANCE (C A Lynde 
and S T Purviance), proprietors Wil- 
liams Hotel 

Mayock S J, hairdressing and baths 

McGovern J, h tel and saloon 

McStay Miss M J, millinery and fancy 

‘oods 

Mendessolle B, general merchandise 

Mocozain J, saloon 

Moore A R, photographer 

Morey * C, physician and drugs 

Morre:' £, saloon 

Nichols C M, druggist 

Oberdeener Wolf, stationery, etc 

Otto John G, councilman 

PAINE JOHN, livery stable, proprietor 
Gilroy Hot Sulphur Springs stage line 

PALACE DRUG STORE, T B Key 
manager 

Parsons Mrs S L, millinery and fancy 


goods 
Payne J R, W U Te! operator and W, F 
& Co’s agt 
Peck Rev Wesley, Methodist clergyman 
Princevalle J, fruits and groceries 
Purviance 8 T (Lynde & Purviance) 
Pyle W R, real estate and insurance 
Rea S, county supervisor 
Reeve H, school trustee 
Reihl Adam, councilman 
Reither J, groceries and city mayor 
Rivard L O, hotel and saloon 
Robinson Amos, stoves and tinware 
Rogers & Brigham (FS Rogers and J A 
Brigham), dentists 
Rogers E P, dentist 
Rule Rev J K, Christian clergyman 
Sanford G W, barber 


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582 California—Gilroy—Glenwood. 


Schrepfer C, hotel and saloon 

SEAMAN GEO, proprietor Southern 
Pacific Hotel 

Severance Miss, private school 

Shannahan John, saloon 

Short S S, Railroad Restaurant and sa- 


Boggs & Harbine, lumbermen 

Miller & Stolle, Adams Springs Hotel 
Morris C E, Northern Telegraph 
Southwick, Jenkins & Boggs, saw-mill 


GLENBROOK FARM. 


Santa CLARA County.  Post-office 
Mountain View. 


Byrne Mrs G J, hotel 


GLENCOE. 


CaLAVERAS County. A post-office, 18 
miles northeast of San Andreas and 
20 miles east of Ione. 


BERRY G W, postmaster 

Bonham G D, saloon 

Burt J, general merchandise, liquors, 
cigars and tobacco 

Fields Geo L, hotel 

Holmes I I, mining supt 


GLEN ELLEN. 


-|Sonoma County. A post-office, 7 miles 
northwest from Sonoma and 14 miles 
southeast of Santa Rosa, 


Behler C, bootmaker 

Chauvet Joshua, distiller and grain- 
mill 

Gibson J, saloon and postmaster 

Justi Chas, saloon 

Lenhi Fish Co, A V Lamotte sec 

Sullivan ——, blacksmith 

TARRANT HF, general merchandise 

Wartield Mrs Kate F, distilier 

Williams Joseph, distiller 

GLENVILLE. 

Kern County. A post-office, 45 miles 

northeast of Bakerstield. 


Early Thos, hotel 

Gurne't L, blacksmith 

Jones H, saloon 

Murphy J J, general merchandise 
Wilkes F R, general merchandise 
WOODS LN, postmaster and general 


merchandise 


GLENWOOD. 


Santa Cruz County. A post and ex- 
pres: otfice, on the South Pac fic Coast 
R. R., 14 miles from Santa Cruz. 


Cody J, teamster and wood contractor 
Coyle H, wood dealer 


CRICHTON WM, general merchan- 
ise 


loon 
Slavich L V, restaurant and lodgings 
Smith & Baxter (F Smith and J A Bax- 
ter), hardware and agricultural imple- 


ments 
Smith F (Smith & Baxter), sec Gas Co 


SOUTHERN PACIFIC HOTEL, Geo 
Seaman proprietor 

4s 4 J OC, stoves, tinware, 
pumps, iron pipe and crockery 

WZ) | Thomasson W J, councilman 

Thornton D, saddles and harness and 


La) councilman 
Thornton T E, agt insurance for uninar- 
18 ried people . 
Tryon A B, furniture and under‘aking 
Tully BP, attorney-at-law 
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editor and proprietor , 
WHITEHURST L A, preside: 
of Gilroy, treasurer and schoul tr 
Whitney DS, carriage and wagonma::cz’ 
Willcy & Rea (S Willey and J E Rea), 


rocers 

WILLIAMS HOTEL, Lynde & Pur. 
viance proprietors 

Willson Horace, hay presses 
Wilmarth Peter B, hotel 
Wolfrom A (V Bassignano & Co) 
Woolsey J 8, machinist 
Wright J J, soapmaker 


GILROY HOT SPRINGS. 


Santa Ciara County. A post and tel- 
egraph office, situated 15 miles north- 
east of Gilroy. 


Arrick & Co, hotel 


GIMLETVILLE. 


Piumas Counry. 


Bennett & Dolley, general merchandise 
Cook Geo E, justice of the peace 
Knot Wn, hotel 


GLENBROOK. 


Lake County. A post and express of- 
fice, reached by way of Calistoga; dis- 
tance by stage 29 miles; 25 miles 
southeast of Lakeport; population 75. 


BASSETT S & SONS, hotel 
Bassett W D, postinaster and agt W, F 


& Co 


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, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


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rene J W, propr Summer Home 

‘arm 

Farrington Wm, shiagle-mill and wood 
dealer 

Finnie A, wood dealer 

Hihn L W, wood dealer 

Hodge ——, wood dealer 

Hubert & Luff (C A Huburt and J N 


Luff), dag Magnetic Springs 
Lewis Sohn , vineyard and winemaker 
Lincoln ——, vineyard 


Martin C C, postmaster, hotel, store, 
o: chard, vineyard, and wood dealer 
McKiernan O, land owner and wood 
dealer 

Mel Henry, vineyard and winemaker 

Merrill Mrs J K, orchard, vineyard, etc 

Morrell & Spidell, saw-mill 

Ordway L J, wood dealer 

Sargent Thos, road contractor 

Stanfield R, wood dealer 

Taylor & Haines, wood contractors 

VanWinkle S F, wood dealer 

WELIS E N, agent Wells, Fargo & 
Co, South Pacific Coast R R Co, and 
telegraph operator 


GOLDEN CITY. 


TuvoLuMNE Cocnty. Post-office La 
Grange. 
Gross A, saloon 


GOLD RUN. 


Piacerk County. <A post, express and 
telegraph office, on the Central Pacific 
R. R., 28 miles northeast of Auburn. 
It is the center of large hydraulic 
mines, having an elevation of 3,206 
feet. Population 375. 


Dixon Joseph, meat market 

Everhart C M & Bros, general mdse 

Harrison J A, saloon 

Hunt W H, general merchandise 

Jones Wm Sr, boarding-house 

Leach I B, saloon 

Moody Mrs 8 J & Son, hotel : 

Shade Thomas E, druggist, postmaster, 
and agt W, F & Co 

VanBuren I, saloon 

Weber P B, saloon 


GOLETA. 

Santa Barsara County. A_ post- 
office, 8 miles northwest of Santa 
Barbara. Population 425, 

FOSTER F (O, stock raiser 

Goux A, saloon 

Ketchum ——, justics of peace 

Koster H H, boots and shoes 


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583 


Pettis B F, blacksmith 

Rich H, wagonmaker 

Rudolph John, general merchandise 
Town E, road overseer 

White Rev B F, clergyman (Methodist) 
Woods J J, market 


GONZALES. 


MonTeREY County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, on the Southern 


Pacific R. R., 16 miles southeast of 
Salinas. 
Badger L, hotel 


Brackman H, saloon 

Collins M C, livery stable and constable 

Edwards D K, warehouse: 

Hardwick C, saloon 

Hiner H, justice of peace 

McUregar W, saloon 

Root E'S 8, physician 

SARLES & WIDEMAN, 
merchandise 

Searles W, postmaster 


GOODYEAR’S BAR. 


Sierra County. A post-office, 44 miles 


general 


southwest of Downieville. Popula- 
tion 275. 

ACKERLY 0O F, general merchandise 
and postmaster 


Fluke Estate, hotel 
Stewart S C, saw-mill 


GORMAN’S STATION. 


Los ANGELES County. A post-office, 
about 10 miles southeast of Fort Te- 
jon. 


Bailey M C, ranching and stock raising 

Cuddey John F, ranching and stock rais- 
ing 

Frates C, farmer and stock raiser 

Smith W A, miner 

Snedden§, ranching and stock raising 


GOSHEN. 


TuLArE Country. Post-office Visalia; a 
small town on the Southern Pacitic 
R. R., 34 miles southeast of Fresno 
and 7 miles west of Visalia. 


Worswick W H, hotel 


GOSPEL SWAMP. 


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GRAFTON. 


Landing. A post and express office, 
15 miles from Woodland and is the 
terminus of a branch of the California 
Pacific R. R., which takes its name 
from the place. Population 400. 


Allen H, physician 

Baily S, blacksmith 

Black J A, harnessmaker and saddler 

Bubich Stephen, liquors 

Cassels E, physician 

Clowe M E, grain dealer 

Dennis B, agt California Pacific and 
Northern R R 

Dyer John, liquors 

Eastham John, hardware 

Edson Webster, fancy goods and notions 

Fisher A H, painter 


FRYETT S J, postmaster, agt Wells, 
Fargo & Co and druggist 


Goettsch P, engineer 

Kness A, livery stable 

Knox W T, barber 

LaBrie E, physician 

Marinovich T, restaurant 

Martin Julius, general merchandise 

Mills A, tinsho 

O’ Keefe John, Hea ariat 

| Provost H, Union Hotel 

| Reed C F, grain dealer and gen mdse 

Shannon M P, bootmaker 

Shelton Rev J G, clergyman (Metho- 
dist) 

Smith John C, lumber 

Smith K W, liquors 

Snowball J W, grain buyer 

Wickwire & Canterbury, wagonmakers 

Wilcox W H, butcher 


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GRAINLAND. 


Burre County. A post and express of- 
fice, 6 miles southwest by stage from 
Chico. 


Frost & Hansley, blacksmiths 
Hansley T A, blacksmith 
Holland D, saloon 
' Joerk A W, general merchandise 

MARCH JD, druggist 

Miller J A, saloon 
; Spencer B, hotel 

Van Zandt BC, wagonmaker 

bi Whistler Mrs, restaurant 


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584 California—Grafton-Grangeville.. 


GRAND ISLAND. 


Yoto County. Formerly Knight’s|Cotvsa County. A post and express of- 


fice, located on the west bank of Sac- 
ramento River, 14 miles southeast of 
Colusa. Reached by steamer from 
Knight’s Landing, on the Sacramento 
River, distant 36 miles, and via Ar- 
buckle, 12 miles distant. The farming 
community of a large district makes 
this a trading and shipping point. 
Population 150. 


COLE H E, general merchandise and 
agent Wells, Fargo & Co’s express 

Gilmour Samuel, bootmaker 

Graham E R, county supervisor 

Grimes ©, liquors and harnessmaker 

Partain 8S, blacksmith 

Peart E C, general merchandise 

Thayer A A, insurance agent 

Williamson J H, wagonmaker and jus- 
tice of the peace 


GRAND VIEW. 


TULARE County. A post and express of- 
fice, on the Southern Pacific R. R., 14 
miles northwest of Visalia. Popula- 
tion 30. 


KITCHENER BROS, general mer- 


chandise, grain dealers, wool and corn 
merchants 
KITCHENER C F J, postmaster 
Woorl B, saloon 


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GRANGEVILLE. 


TuLaRE County. A post and express 
office, 27 miles west of Visalia; popu- 
lation 125. 


Belden AF, blacksmith and carriage- 
maker 

Belden F E, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Bland Rev A B, clergyman (Methodist) 

Bradley A, physician 

Brownstone David, postmaster and agt 
W, F& Co 

Butler A B, physician 

Care David, amusement hall 

Cox & Hillard, saloon 


Hanley J, painter 

HOFF V & CO, general merchandise 

Mussel Slough Flouring Mills, Sullivan 
& Co, proprs 

Perry V, hotel 

Ritchie , blacksmith 

Sullivan & Co, flour-mills 

Schwartz B & Co, general merchandise 

Sullivan J L, druggist 


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GRANITE HILL. 


Ex Dorado Cornty. A post-office and 
small town, 3 miles from Coloma, on 
the Placerville stage road, and 5 miles 
northwest of Placerville, at one time 
arich mining vicinity, but recentl 
agricultural pursuits seem to prevail, 
orchards, vineyards, grain, etc, also a 
salubrious climate. 


Gallanar J C, groceries 


GRANITE STATION. 


Kern County. Twenty-five miles from 
Bakersfield, 


PAEHLIG G, station-keeper 
GRANITEVILLE. 


NEvaDA County. A post-office 28 miles 
northeast of Nevada City; pépulation 
250. 


Allison Peter, hotel 
BOHANAN MICHAEL, general mer- 
chandise, liquors and cigars 
Cline J T, propr Graniteville Water 
orks 
Ellis Geo A, saloon 
Haddock & Prout, saloon 
Hartman Wn, brewery and saloon 
Milton, Eureka Lake and Yuba Canal 
Co 
Provet & Foley, saloon 
Robb J W, livery and feed stable 
Rohrig Gustave, saloon and gen mdse 
Schultze Fred butcher and saloon 
IE, varietics and postmaster 
Waller F E, saloon 


GRASS VALLEY. 


NEvADA County. Situated 17 miles 
from Colfax, on the Central Pacific R. 
R.; is 88 miles from Sacramento and 


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the place. There are two newspapers— 


the Tidings, a daily evening paper, with 


a weekly edition, and the Union, a daily 
morning paper. In and around the town 
are numervus orchards and vineyards, 
and the trees and vines grow right above 
some of the most famous mines, The 
town is well supplied with pure, fresh 
water from the higher Sierra, and the 
water-works are so constructed as to 
give almost complete protection from 
fire. There are gas-works in the town. 
Grass Valley is the center of trade for 
the agricultural portion of the connty, 
and is in the center of the mining busi- 
ness of the county. The Idaho Mine 
declared on the third of last July its 
157th regular monthly dividend. 


Ash Rev G O, Methodist clergyman 

Avery Samuel D, wagonmaker and black- 
smith, 32 Main 

Bamberger Bros (F and J Bamberger), 
dry goods, 18 Mill 

Bamberger F and J (Bamberger & Co), 
18 Mill 

Barrett A, saloon, Mill 

Bee William, Golden Gate Hotel, 44 
Main 

Behrish Charles, saloon, Mill : 

Belanger Miss M E, dressmaker, Church 

Benndorf Charles, bootmaker, Mill 

Bennetts Joseph A, bootmaker, Mill 

Benson Wm i, propr Benson House 

Berg Alfred, jewelry, 22 Mill 

Best John, bootmaker, 58 Main 

Biggs Elam, hardware, 44 Mill 

Binkelmann David, Grass Valley Brew- 
ery, Auburn 

Black Edward, telegraph operator W U 
Tel Co, Main 

Blackford Mrs Maria, hairdresser, Neal 

Blumberg Alfred, tailor, Mill 

B/nai B'rith, Garizim Lodge, No 43, 1 O 
B B, I Haas sec, Webster Hall 

Body Wm C D& Bro, contractors and 
builders 


16) miles fr. m San Francisco. Popu- | Bourne W B, supt Empire Mine 


lation over 4,000 within the corporate 

limits, and about 6,000, including the 

immediate suburbs. The population 

of the township is over 7,000. 

The town is beautifully situated at an 
elevation of 2,400 feet above sea-level. 
In Grass Valley ‘gold in quartz” was 
first discovered on the Pacific Coast, and 
gold mining has been since 1850 the prin- 
cipal and a profitatle industry of the 
place, The gold-bearing ledges are nu- 
merous, and prospecting them has 
scarcely commenced. The town has 
numerous schools, both public and pri- 
vate, many churches, anit almost all the 
benevolent societies are represented in 


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BRADY ALEXANDER B, real es- 
tate and insurance, 94 Maia 

Bremer Louis, cabinetmaker, Mill 

Brockington Wm (Brockington & Dun- 
stan), 79 Main 

Brockington & Dunstan (Wm Brocking- 
ton and S Dunstan), saloon, 79 Main 

Brunsteter Peter, planing-mills, 35 Main 

Buja T, saloon, 50 Main 

Burnie Alexander, tailor and sewing- 
machine agt, Mill 

Burroughs Wm C, meat market, 48 Main 

Burrows A, attorney and notary public, 
Main: 

Byrne & Co (M Byrne and P Purcell), 
livery stable, 94 Main 


WHITE BROS., 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
Street,8.F. Wagon Stock, Cabinet Woods, etc. 


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0 Byrne Michael (Byrne & Co), 94 Main 
Ongay Richard (Pearce & Caddy), 66 
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‘ Campbeil J M, blacksmith, Mill 

Campbell Wm, groceries, Mill 

Carson G & G R, harnessmakers, 35 Mill 

Casper Kaskil, clothing, Main 

Clinch Charles E, insurance, 13 Mill 

Clinch Mrs I E, dressmaker, Church 

Clinch W A, sec IOGT 

Code James K, blacksmith, Auburn 

Coleman Edward, pres and supt Idaho 
Mine, Main ‘ 

Coleman & Glasson (Wm Coleman and 
John Glasson), groceries and meat 
market, ‘59 Main 

Coleman John OC, president NCNGR 


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Coleman Wm (Coleman & Glasson), 59 
Main 

Combs J L, physician, Main 

Cook Wm B, painter 

Cooley Thomas R, sewing-machines, 


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CORWIN WM F, harnessmaker and 
saddler 

Cowall Richard, saloon, Mill 

Christian Church, Church 

Crocker John R, blacksmith, Auburn 

Cryer & Whiting (Robert Cryer and 
S O Whiting), saloon 

Dalton Rev i J, pastor St Patrick 
Church, Church 

DAVIS H, justice of peace, Main 

Daws Wm, saloon, 64 Main 

Deganey Mrs E, dyer and scourer 

DIBBLE & KITTS (A B Dibble and 
C W Kitts), attorneys, 110 Main 

Dorsey Samuel! P, agt W, F & Co, 111 
Main 

East Eureka Mine, George Fletcher 
supt 

Eggert Herman C, barber, Mill 

Eichel Frederick, bootmaker, Neal 

Empire Mine, W B Bourne supt, Main 

Enos Joseph, saloon, 62 Main 

Ferrell John (Ferrell & Vincent), 48 Mill 

Ferrell & Vincent (John Ferrell and 
George Vincent), gents’ furnishing 
goods, 48 Mill 

Finnie Robert, groceries, 32 Mill 

eG Samuel, stoves and tinware, 58 
Mi 

Fletcher George, supt East Eureka Mine 
andsec NC & NGRR, 59 Main 

Fogerty Bartholomew, tailor, Mill 

Foster Avery J, paints, oil, wall paper, 
etc, 13 Mill 

Frank John, bakery and brewery, 52 
Main 

Freeman Eli, bakery, Main 

Freeman Wn, bakery, Neal 

Fritz Charles, saloon, Auburn 


Astertment of 315 J Street, Sacramen 


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Gad B, gents’ furnishing goods, 62 Mill! Jeffrey Robert, saloon, 74 Main 
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Garvey Miss J, dressmaker, Neal 

George John, gunsmith, Main 

ane Thomas, Grass Valley Transfer 

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George Wm, groceries, Auburn 

Glasson John (Culeman & Glasson), 59 
Main 

Glennen Miss Julia, dressmaker, Church 

Goldbers W (J Heyman & Co), 42 Mill 

Goldman Solomon, jewelry, Mill 

Gollins John, saloon 

Goodstein D & Co (D and C Goodstein), 
furnishing goods, Main 

Goolstein Dave (D Guvodstein & Co), 
Main 

Granger Samuel (Watt & Co) 

“GRASS VALLEY DAILY UNION,” 
Mitchell & Compton (Cnas H Mitchell 
and A G Compton), proprietors 

Grass Valley Seminary, Mrs Josephine 
V Rider, Richardson 

Green Milton, billiard saloon, Main 

tummoe Richard, blacksmith, Mill 

Hans I & Co (Isadore Haas and C 
Nathan), furnishing goods, 1 Mill 

Haas Isadore ([ Haas & Cu), 1 Mill 

Hancock Win OC, bootmaker, 46 Main 

Hare Samuel, groceries, 54 Main 

Harris Benjamin F, propr Grass Valley 
and Nevada Bus (Harry D Bean mgr) 

Harris S M, physician and dentist 

HARRISON JACK, hairdressing and 
shaving saloon, 84 Main 

Henderson John H, boots and shoes, 
Main 

Herrick L A, physician, Main 

Heyder Wm, groceries, cor Main and 
Bennet 

Heyman Jacob, dry goods, 40 Mill 

Heyman J & Co (J Heyman and W 
Goldberg), boots and shoes, 42 Mill 

Hill G W, Madison Lodge F & A M, 10 
Mill . 

HOBBY GEORGE W, proprietor 
Western Hotel, 28 Main 

Hocking & Son (Thomas and Thomas 
Hocking Jr), fruits and notions, 76 
Main 

Hodge Thomas & Co, saloon and brew- 


ery, Mill 

HOLBROOKE DANIEL P, proprietor 
Holbrooke House, — Main, and sa- 
loon, 80 Main : 

HOLBROOKE HOUSE, Daniel P Hol- 
brooke proprietor 

Horton George, principal high school 

Howe Geo S, fancy goods, 115 Main 

Huss Frank, undertaker, Mill 

Idaho Mine, Edward Coleman pres and 
sec, Main 

Irancovich George, physician, Mill 

James Edwin, saloun, Depot 

Jamieson Ebenezer, physician, Mill 


333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


CONKLIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montgomery & 724 Market. 2 


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Jenkins George, horseshoer 
Johns Mrs Jane, millinery and fancy 
oods, 52 Mill 

Johns Robert, blacksmith, Mill 

Johnson Bartel, furniture and bedding, 
76 Main 

Johnson John G, barber, 72 Main 

Johnson Peter, hardware, 14 Mill 

Johnston George, supt New York Hill 
Mine 

Johnston John, groceries 

Jones John C, saloon, 3 Mill 

Jones W C, physician 

Judd James fr groceries, Mill 


Keathley James S, saloon, 42 Main 

Kenney Joseph P, saloon, Mill 

cola John F, general supt NCNG 
R 


Lagos Manuel B, saloon, 56 Main 
on eman James M, Grass Valley Foun- 
r 

Lamblet Frank, barber, 37 Mill 

Loyd Mrs Elizabeth, millinery, 40 Mill 

Loutzenheiser Wm, druggist, 68 Main 

Madison Lodge F & A M, G W Hill sec, 
10 Mill 

Manning James M, druggist, 54 Mill 

Marsh Hastings S, saloon, 67 Main 

MARTIN THOMAS, candy factory 
and restaurant, 109 Main 

McCormick Wn, physician, Main 

McLeod G R, Live Oak Saloon, 28 Mill 

mae C F, books and stationery, 50 

i 

Meagher Dennis, saloon, Main 

Meek J D, druggist, 26 Mill 

Miltz & Overton (TG Miltz and NR 
Overton), photographers, 7 Mill 

Miltz T G (Miltz & Overton), 7 Mill 

MITCHELL & COMPTON (Chass H 
Mitchell and A G Compton), proprie- 
tors ‘Grass Valley Union” 

Mitch Il Wm H, Wisconsin Hotel, 65 
Miia 

Mitchell Wm J, meat market, Mill 

Mongomery Wm H, constable, Main 

Moore P, blacksmith, Mill 

Moore T H (Moore & Wright), 75 Mill 

Moore & Wright (T H Moore and G 
Wright), wagonmakers, 75 Mill 

Moran Thomas, barber, Mill 

Morateur Andrew, groceries, Mill 

Morrison Daniel C, marble works 

Murphy Mrs M, millinery and fancy 


goods 

Murphey P S saloon, 8 Mill 

Nathan Charles (I Haas & Co), 1 Mill 

Nathan Charles, dry goods, 10 Mill 

NCNGRR, John C Coleman pres, 
John F Kidder gen supt 

NCNG RR Office, George Fletcher 
secretary, 59 Main 

Nevin John, blacksmith, Mill 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montgomery & 724 Market. 


California—Graes Valley. 


587 


New Yor: Hill Mine, George Johnston 
supt 

Ninuis Wn, notions, 81 Main 

Normandy T E (Normandy & Treloar), 
64 Mill 

Normandy & Treloar (T E N ones 
and W M Treloar), gen mdse, 64 Mill 

Novitzsky Henry, cigars, tobacco, Main 

Novitzsky Sam, dry goods, 80 Main 

Novitzsky Simon, furnishing goods, 80 
Main 

Oates Richards, bootmaker, Mill 

O'Connell J, saloon, Mill 

CONNOR TIM, saloon, 82 Mill 

O'Reilly James, saloon, Mill 

Othet Thomas, groceries 

Overton N R (Miltz & Overton) 

Parr Mrs Lorain, boarding and lodging- 
house, Mill 

Baynter Philip H, justice of the peace, , 
31 Mill 


Pearce & Caddy (Thomas J Pearce and 
Richard Caddy), meat mkt, 66 Main 

Pearce ‘'homas sf (Pearce & Caddy) 

Pennington A R, dentist, Main 

Peters James W, constable 

Pope W C, undertaker, 61 Mill 

Powell Rev W OC, pastor Episcopal 
church, Church 

Prodger J H, watchmaker, 60 Mill 

Purcell Peter (Byrne & Co), 94 Mai : 

QUICK ISRAEL (Temby & Quick), 70 

ain 

Quirk James, photographer 

Relley John W, dentist, 164 Mill 

Reynolds O H, livery stables 

Reynolds, Wm; constable 

Rider Mrs J V, private school 

Ridge A J, attorney and counselor-at- 
law and notary public 

Riley James, bowling alley and salon 

Roberts E A, attorney 

Roberts E W, attorney-at-law 

ROGERS WM H N, groceries, 10 

ain 

Ruck Anton, bakery, 60 Main 

St Mary’s Convent, Sister Mary Ga- 
briel 

St Patrick’s Boys Convent, Sister Mary 
Gabriel, South Grass Valley 

St Vincent’s Convent, Sister Mary Ga- 
briel, Pleasant st 

Sanders John, clothing, 34 Mill 

Sanford & Upton (E P Sanford and J W 
Upton), saloon, Mill 

SA. CT, ice cream saloon, 
bill poster and collector, Church 

Sauks & Thomas (Isaac Sanks and 
Joseph Thomas), ice cream, Church 

Scadden Henry, groceries, 74 Main 

Shaeffer Mrs Mary, restaurant, 70 Main 

Sheldon Wm H, groceries, Mill 

SHOEMAKER RUFUS, editor of 
“Tidings,” Church 


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Silvester Hen oceries, 78 Main Wilder S R, bottling establishment, Mill 


Smith Mrs C W, lodging-house, Church 

Snow L L, bootmaker, Mill 

SPALDING H §, publisher “Tidings,” 
Church 

Speidel Joseph, meat market, Mill 

Spencer W K, books and stationery, 


Main 
Stein I & Bro (I and H Stein), varieties, 
20 Mill 
Stein I & H (I Stein & Bro), 20 Mill 
STEINER JOSEPH, cigar maker, 53 
ain 


Stevens George W, bootmaker, 37 Mill 

Stewart Henry J, planing-mill 

Stockton & Wilson, (W W Stockton and 
L R Wilson), California wines and 
brandies, 28 Mill 

Stockton W W, (Stockton & Wilson), 
28 Mill 

Stokes Wm C, saloon, 97 Main 

Stone M P, city supt schools, Church 

Sykes John I, postmaster, Main 

Taylor Cornelius, attorney-at-law, nota- 
ry public and conveyancer 

Taylor Michael C, foundry, Mill 

TEMBY C (Temby & Quick), 70 Main 

TEMBY & QUI (C Temby and 
Israel Quick), saloon, 70 Main 

Tenney Rev W A, pastor Congregational 
church, Church 

Thomas Henry, restaurant, Mill 

Thornton Anthony, meat-market, Mill 

“TIDINGS, ” (daily and weekly), estab- 
lished 1874, Independent, Rufus Shoe- 
maker editor, H S Spalding publisher 

Tietjen Henry, cigars and tobacco, Main 

Tracy Mat, auctioneer, Mill 

bash W M, (Normandy & Treloar), 64 

il 

Uphoff Herman, saloon, 69 Main 

ae George, (Ferrell & Vincent), 48 
Mill 

Vincent Richard, mgr G V & N Bus 
line, Main 

Vogelman H, boots and shoes, 12 Mill 

Watt & Co, (David Watt and S Gran- 
ger), groceries, 82 Main 

Watt David, (Watt & Co) 

Webster L R, physician, Main 

Webster Thomas, barber, 51 Main 

WEISSBEIN BROS & CO (Jacob 
and Joseph Weissuein), bankers and 
brokers, 68 Main 

Wells, Fargo & Co, Samuel P Dorsey 
agent, 11] Main 

West Albert, livery stable and feed store, 
34-40 Main 

West Rev I H W, pastor A M E Church, 
Church 

WESTERN HOTEL, Geo W Hobby 


roprietor, 28 Main 


Wilhelm T H, meat market, 77 Main 

wen L R (Stockton & Wilson), 28 
i 

Wohler Henry, furniture, 75 Main 

Wood Benjamin, furnishing goods, 82 

Main 

Woodfield Henry, bootmaker, Mill 

Wie Gillman, (Moore & Wright), 75 
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Established 1864. 
Cuas. H. MitcHELL. A. G. Compton, 


DAILY UNION 


GRASS VALLEY, CAL. 


MITCHELL & COMPTON ....Prop'rs. 


Published in the Principal Quartz Mining Dis- 
trict in California. Has an extensive circulation 
and is a valuable medium for advertising. 


Terms.—?6.00 per annum; $3.00 for Six 
Months. Advertising inserted at moderate rates. 


Subscribe for and advertise in the 


LEADING NEWSPAPER 


of the Richest, Best Developed, and Most Lively 
Quartz Mining District on the Coast ; and of 
the Most Fruitful and Populous Foothill 
Region of California. 


THE DAILY WEEKLY TIDINGS, 


Crass Valley, Cal. 


H. 8. SPALDING, Publisher. 
R. SHOEMAKER, Editor. 


Daily, 15 cents a week, or $6.00 a year if paid 
in advance. Weekly, #3.00 a year ; $2.50 if paid 
in advance. 

Mining and Agricultural Reviews every week. 
Independent, large, lively, local and newsy, The 
favorite with business men and families. 

Decidedly the best paper in Nevada County 
for Sacramento and San Francisco business men 
to advertise in. 


GRAVELLY VALLEY. 


Lake County. A post-office, 36 miles 
north of Lakeport. 


McMUTH ELIZABETH, post-mis- 


tress 
MecWorth A & Bros, stock raisers 


GRAY’S FLAT. 
Et, Dorapo County. Post-office Green 
Valley; 12 miles northwest of Placer- 
ville, and 1 mile from Green Valley. 


iting Silas O, lodging-house, 67 Main| BOSQUIT A S&S, farmer and quartz 


Wickes John T, county supt pub schools, 


miner 


ALVIN NUTTING & SON. Proprictors. 
Established 1840 227 Main Street.s PV. 


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GRAYSON. GREEN VALLEY. 


Stranistaus County. A post and ex-|En Dorapo County. A post-office, 1 
prone oftice, on the west bank of the| mile north of Gray’s Flat, and 13 
an Joaquin River, 12 miles west of} miles west of Placerville. 
Modesto, A stage leaves Banta, on 


" ; Calzer Peter, winegrower 
the Central Pacific R. R,, for Gray-|Garre John, gen mdse and postmaster 


son, daily. Etzel Chris, blacksmith 
Brown J B, machinist Fischer Joseph & Geo, winegrowers 
Brown T O, justice of peace and notary | Jacobson Alex, winegrower 
Cox John D, mail contractor Kipp John L, wiregrower 
Donkin Joe F, stoves and tinware Murray Thos, blacksmith 
Edwards H L, stock raisers Rust Wm T, blacksmith 
Edwards John W, horse trainer Skinner Jas, winegrower 
Finch G W, constable SMITH ED H, general merchandise 
Gear Thomas, saloon Smith Rev Jesse, clergyman (Methodist) 
Hall J J, hotel . Sundberg O F, carpenter 
Hubbard Rev J N, clergyman (Presby- | Uhlenkamp Conrad, carpenter 
terian) Uhlencamp Martin, carpenter 
King John Hall, contractor Wolff Henry, winegrower 
Loughead S, blacksmith and wagon. | Zentgraf Jacob, winegrower 
maker 


McCann W 8, constabl -ENVIT 
McDONALD J Me, aonecal merchandise GREENVILLE. 


and postmaster Piumas County. A post and express 
McPeck P, saloon office, 20 miles north of Quincy; pop- 
Nolan Peter S, saloon ulation 450. 
ees Dy see Aylesworth G, carpenter and builder 


: . | Bidwell & Watson (A R Bidwell and Ir- 
POWELL DAN JR, with J R McDon ne Watson), foundry and iron 
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pot Cl a dae bv Biglow & Ranker, blacksmiths 
heias Edward, painter Boland Mrs P H, dressmaker 
Tonnes John J, honey BRANSFORD & McINTYRE, gen- 


eral merchandise 
VanBenschoten J W, hotel Bremner & Gowen (C Bremner and W 


ae Gowen), lumber mill 
GREAT EASTERN MINE, | Bull Moses, attorney 


Byers J D & Co, butchers 

Lake County. See Bradfords. Carty Tobn, Teed ehacton 
Chapin » painter 

GREAT EASTERN QUICK- Chapman & Lisk, soap factory 

SILVER MINE Chappuis Andre, constable 
is Cohn Levy & Co, general merchandise 

Lake County. Post-office Middletown. | Dunham Murray, photographer 
Nickerson W J, supt Great Eastern | Emmons T A ashe of the peace 

Quicksilver Mine Firmstone H T, saloon 
Fletcher W D, jewelry and music 


Ee Fortiner Theo, h d saddl 
GREAT WESTERN QUICK- Gray RA phyican - ina en 
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SILVER MINE. Mulholland proprietor 


LakKE County. Post-office Middletown. | Hall & Coulter, butchers 


, ; Hallet & Loy, furniture and undertakers 
sa Great Western Quick- Halstead EX, atage line 
Sen Se: See Hot Sulphur Springs Hotel, Robert Pen- 
Lseeiuasaspubies man propr 
GREEN’S STORE. Hough Bice (R W and L F Hough), 
saw-mi 
AvaMEpA County. Post-office Liver-| Kennedy Mrs, dressmaker and carpet- 
more, weaver 
Boyd Albert, blackemith Kennedy James, painter and carpenter 
Waltenbaugh P C, saloon Kleiner Frank & Co, painters 


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Lawrence O C, flour-mill 
Lovell Jonah, hotel 


McBeth John, notary public 
McoGill R L, saloon 

McGregor D, bootmaker 
McLeod Kenneth, wheelwright 


“Greenville Bulletin” 
Patch I O, flour-mill 
Penman Robert, hotel 
Pierce G M, tinner 
Proctor Mrs Geo, hotel 
Prowattain E & Co, »ankers 
Ryers & Co, butche~s 
Schmidt C, brewery and saloon 
Stevens W, blacksmith 
St Mary Frank, saloon 
Tilton Mrs, hotel 
Tremain R, hotel 
Viacava E, salon and general mdse 


and shoes, and groceries 
Waters Mrs, lodging 


public 


GREENVILLE. 


miles from Bullard’s Bar. 
Heniger Chas, tannery 


Pruet ‘TC, hotel 


GREENWICH. 


Karest tw tne mace” NO. 315 J St., Sacramento, Cal. 


northwest of Tehichipa. 


Boden Fred, blacksmith 
Buhn L F, butcher 


merchandise 
Dilloa L, livery stable 
Evelesh John, hotel 
Fountain & Wells, saloon 
Gates L F, livery stable 
GREEN T D, postmaster 
Hage Mrs, boarding-house 
Kessing Ben, hotel 
Wheeler J W, saloon 


GREENWOOD. 


Ex Dorapo County. A post-office. 


line to Auburn, 13 miles distant. 


590. California—Greenville-Gridley. 


Laurence O C, sash and planiug-mill 


McBeth & Compton, general merchan- 
dise, post-office and W, F & Co’s Ex 


MULHOLLAND OHAS, proprietor 


Walraven Wm, furnishing goods, boots 


Williams Harry, druggist and notary 


Yusa Country. ost-office Bullard’s 
Bar; 32 miles from Marysville, and 3 


McC § ©, groceries and liquors 


Kern County. A post-office, 5 miles 


COHN & ALEXANDER, general 


thriving little mining town, 7 miles 
southwest of Georgetown, on stage 


the vicinity are quite a number of 


Ss, Maupore. ote, st NORROUS 4 Co. 


ODD FELLOWS’ SUPPLIES, "ees 


rich mines, besides agricultural im- 
provements, Lying as it does in the 
mountains, it has | a splendid climate, 


Brown J W, carpenter and miner 
Desmarchais F, saloon and constable 
Dixon Bros, butchers 

Dixon F R J, notary public 
Fechrenbacher , brewery 

Horr Geo H, blacksmith 

L T, hotel and saloon 
Muhlbach John, brewery 

Nagler Chas, general merchandise 
Ricci F, general merchandise 
SMITH BROS. eneral merchandise 
Smith Thos, hote 

Snider N, constable 

Winkleman C»rle, postmaster 
Winkleman Jacob, hotel 

White L, bootmaker 


GRIDLEY. 


Burre County. A post, express and 
telegraph office. It is a new and 
growing town, 69 miles north of Sac- 
ramento, on the Oregon Division of 
the Central Pacific R. R. It has a 
large flouring-mull, and has a block of 
brick buildings going up which will 
improve the town very much. There 
are also many fine residences. The 
town is beautifully located in the 
center of a grove of live-oak timber. 
The country surrounding is rich agri- 
culturally. Population 900. 


Adams M, boot and shoe maker 

Agard Marcus, wagonmaker 

Beebee R M, hardware, stoves, and 
horsepower rotary pump 

Brown Wm, meat market 

Burk Wm, wagonmaker 

Burtner G W, pastor U B church 

Carus C D, blacksmith 

Cole Ben, deputy sheriff 

Crane Joseph, warehouse 

Denney L P, windmills, pumps, and 
well-boring 

Dustin & Cole, contractor and builder 

Kichler L O, painter and paperhanger 

Ellison Andrew, harness and saddlery 

Falconer J B, saloon 

Fleming T R, lumber 

Flemmin, Samuel, mgr lumber yard 

Geiler Anton, confectionery and bakery 

Grace Thos, pastor Catholic church 

Gray B.D, farmer 

Gridley Flour Mill 

“Gridley Herald,” C N Reed propr 

Gridley Hotel, Ingle & Swezy proprs 


GRIDLEY STABLES, H J Robinson 


propr, (see advertisement) 


PRISON CELLS, na*aee'tlay ances. “a'® CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


CONKLIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


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HACKETT & JEFFRAY, general 
merchandise 

Harnish & Co, 
Mills 

Harris J T, physician 

Hull Mrs Chas, milliner 

Humphrey Henry, beloklayer and plas- 
terer 

Ing'e G S, insurance agent 

Ingle & Swezy, hotel 

Leake E J, barber 

Long R C, attorney and notary public 

Maul Phillip, boot and shoemaker 

McDonald L, CPR R and Wells, 
Fargo & Co, W U Tel operator 

McNeil B H, mgr Oroville Lumber Co 

Monter James, watchmaker 

Moore W N, windmills, water tanks, 
horse powers, etc 

Neel H H, general merchandise 

Norman Geo H, druggist, dentist and 
justice of the peace 

Plahte Adolph, furniture and bedding 

Pony Saloon, Henry Steffens propr 

Porter & Bros, carpenters 

Lied Bros, machine shop and barley 
mi 

Reed CN, propr ‘‘Gridley Herald,” dep- 
uty district atty and postmaster 

ROBINSON H J, proprietor Gridley 
Stubles and constable 

Schoor & Daehler, druggist and varieties 

Schultz Fred, tailor and saloon 

SHERIDAN D, ‘‘The Fountain” 

Squier Mrs D, restaurant and varieties 

Steffans Henry, saloon 

STONE L C. general merchandise 

Stone & Traynor. warehouse 

STREHLE LOUIS A, artist and gen- 
eral painter, (see advertisement) 

Vinson J E, fruits, varieties and broom 
factor 

Walsh C J, insurance agent 

Wels A J, blacksmith and wheelwright 

Wharton H, pastor M-E Church 

Williams & Windon, blacksmithing 


HARRY J. ROBINSON, 
Cridley Stables 


GRIDLEY, CAL, ‘ 


The Finest Tornonts in the County, 


At Reasonable Rates. 


Horses Kept on Livery. 


HARDWOOD LUMBER. 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgomery Streets, { 


LOUIS A. STREHLE, 


renee Gee SO)" Artist and General Painter, 


GRIDLEY, CAL. 


GRIMES’ LANDING. 


Co.tusa County. Post-office Grand Is- 
land. A small town !2 miles south- 
east of Colusa, — 


Gilmour Samuel, shoemaker 
Grimes C, saloon and barber 
Johnson & Partain, blacksmiths 


PEART E (, general merchandise 
GRIZZLY BEAR HOUSE. 


PiLacer County. Sce Butcher Ranch. 


GRIZZLY FLATS. 


Ext Dorapo County. A post-office; ina 
mining district 20 miles from Placer- 
ville. Population 100. 


Avansino W, saloon and gen mdse 

Bullard Benj, mining operator 

Bullard J, saloon 

Fisher J B, constable 

Graham A J, justice of the peace 

Hanna David, mine-owner 

HOSKIN § P, general merchandise and 
saw-mills 

Kendell J W, saloon 

Lambard O E, mine-owner 

Lyon J E, mining operator 

Mazara Pietro, saloon 

McClellen ——, boarding-house 

McClellan J S, blacksmith 

Morey E R, quartz operator 

Parlow Benj, mining operator 

Smith J H, mining operator 

Stare Samuel, carpenter 

Whatt C, supt Eclipse Mine 

White J A, hotel 


GROVELAND. 


‘luOLUMNE County. A post-office, situ- 
ated on the stage road from Sonora to 
Yosemite Valley, and the Nevada 
Stage Company’s line from Milton to 
Yosemite, 17 miles southeust of Sono- 
ra and 37 milesfrom Milton. It is 
supported by its quartz mines. 


Austin H G, physician 

Casserretto Louis, general merchandise 

Chamberlain & Chaffer, winery, orchard 
and vineyard 

Cazzaretto Luigi, gen mdse 


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Q Foot M, hotel 
‘HOUGH LESTER K, postmaster 
Hubbard Winslow, carpenter 
Hinz Frank, saloon 
Lancy Alden, carpenter 
Muller Eugene, Pas 
HOMAS R, Washington Ho- 
tel and telegraph operator 
Screech Nathaniel, saloon 
TANNAHILL JAMES, general mer- 
chandise 
WASHINGTON HOTEL, Thomas 
Reid proprietor 
Wood Geo, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
Yosemite Flouring Mills, Cassabaum & 
Myers proprs 


GUAPALOUPE. 


Santa Barsara County. A posi, ex- 
press and telegraph office; a small 
town nicely situated in a rich agricul- 
tural region, on the stage road lead- 
ing from San Luis Obispo tr Santa 
Barbara, 27 mies southwest of San 
Luis Obispo and 76 miles northwest 
of Santa Barbara. Population 200. 


Abernethy Fred W, stoves apd tinware 

Ayers W W, druggist 

Button C G, saloon 

Fenton Wm M, hotel 

Fontana M J & Co, gen mdse 

Gage Shas, mgr H J Laughlin & Co’s 
furniture depot 

Goodchild C W, attorney-at-law and no- 
tary public 

Hart Thos, blacksmith 

Herting Fred, meat market 

Hudson Jas W, livery stable 

Kaiser L M & Co (L M Kaiser, M Cerf, 
Ei Cerf, M Zederman), gen mdse 

LAUGHLIN HJ (H J Laughlin & Co), 
agent Wells, Fargo & Co and Pacific 
Coast Line Stage Co 

LAUGHLIN H J & CO (H J Laughlin 
and H Dutard), general merchandise 
and furniture 

Lucas W T, physician 

PHILLIPS BROS (L A and A Phil- 
lips), general merchand se; F Phillips’ 
agent, 22 Battery Street, San Fran- 
cisco 

Phillips L A (Phillips Bros) 


STEUART C A, notary public 

Toguini Charles, brewery and aaloon 

Toguini Julius, Exchange Hotel 

Triplett W C, harness and saddlemaker 

Valencia Carlos, barb:r 

Whaley Miss S L, postmistress and op- 
erator W U Tel Co 

Woolly Al, saloon 

Zederman M (L M Kaiser & Co) 


Sacramento, 


315 J St. 


H. WACHHOR 37°S *eis!z cin, Fine Watches and 


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592 California—Groveland-Guerneville. 


GUALALA. 


MeEnpocino County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, 80 miles by North 
Pacific Coast R. R. and 44 miles by 
stage from Duncan’s Mills. Popula- 
tion 225. 


Bourn M, saloon 

Groshing H F, dealer in railroad ties, 
fence posts, wood and tanbark 

Gualala Mill Co 

Minor B M, saloon 

ROBINSON C D, hotel 

Tongue Joseph & Co, dealers in railroad 
ties, fence posts, wood and tanbark 


GUBSERVILLE. 


Santa Ciara County. A post-office. 


Auld W, blacksmith 

Brown Rev, clergyman 

Faith N, school teacher 

Forbes W, wagonmaker 

GUBSER FRANK, postmaster, saloon 


and barber 


GUERNEVILLE. 


Sonoma County. A post and express 
office; a lumber tnanufacturing town 
in the Redwoods, 20 miles from Santa 
Rosa, 4 miles to the Great Eastern 
Quicksilver Mines and 16 miles from 
Fulton. A branch of the San Fran- 
cisco and North Pacific R.R. from 
Fulton connects this place with the 
main road, thereby being of unlimited 
benefit to that and the surrounding 
country. Population 500. 


Allman & Queen, proprs stage line from 
Guerneville to Fort Ross 

Bell & Keaton, meat market 

Burns J A, physician 

Clark J L, blacksmith 

Coon R W, blacksmith 

DIETZ G, postmaster, Wells, Fargo & 
Co’s agent, watchmaker and jeweler 

Ellison LW, livery and feed stable 

Florence M, rawhide chair factory 

Folks John, Folks’ Hotel 

French George, woood dealer 

French J H, lumberman, wood, posts,etc 

Gliddon W N, varieties 

Griffin G W, wagonmaker 

Guerne & Murphy, saw-mill 

Hetzel D, cigar mfr 

Hewett C E, stoves and tinware 

Jacobs A, tailor 

Johnson J F, bootmaker 

Joost Jacob, liquors and cigars 

Korbel F & Bros, saw-mill 

Lundsford R B, saw-mill 


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MeFadden & Heald, saw-mill 

McKenney foscoe, livery and feed stable 

Miller H H, barber and hairdresser 

MORRISON OSCAR, notary public, 

neral merchandise and dealer in 

umber, wood, posts, pickets, shakes, 
etc, etc 

Morrison’s Drug Store, Dr B C West- 
fall mgr 

Murphy Wyman, saw. will 

Peckenpah John, harness and saddlery 

SCHL §, general merchandise 

Schuler E W, cigar mfy 

Shoemaker Omar, liquors and cigars 

Taggart John, Guerneville Hote 

Thompson S G, saloon - 

Van Voast Wm H, wood dealer 

Wehrspon August, wood dealer 

Wyman & Murphy, mill owners 


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CUERNEVILLE, 


SONOMA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, 


Special attention given to Fine Watch 
Repairing. All work warranted. 


HALF MOON BAY. 


San Mateo County. A post and ex- 
press office, situated on the coast, 13 
miles by Taft & Garretson’s stages 
from the railroad at San Mateo. Con- 
nection is also kept up with San Fran. 
cisco by steamer (w en the weather is 
favorable) and fast freight line over- 
land. The principal manufacturing 
business of the town is Knapp’s Plow 
Factory, which is turning out large 
numbers of patent side-hill and vine 
yard plows annually and shipping 
them to all parts of the coast. An at- 
tractive free reading room has been 
established by the temperance peopie, 
and it proves a boon to seekers of in- 
tellectual food. Population 700. 


Bettancourt M §S, carpenter 
Beulah James (Hatch & Beulah) 
‘BOITANO A & BRO (Angelo and Dom- 


enico Boitano), general merchandise, 
liquore, etc 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., Ship Plank, all kinds, 


California—Guerneville-Half Moon Bay. 


Manning N E, railroad and insurance BOITANO EMILIO, general merchan- 
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Borden & Hatch, mill 

Campbeiil Rob: rt, butcher 

CERFCGHINO & DEBENEDETTI, 
(Joseph Cereghino and Joseph Deben- 
edetti), general merchandise 

Church M, physician 

Colby E H, bootmaker 

Colby Mrs EH, dressmaker 

Davis C H, blacksmith 

DEBENEDETTI JOSEPH (Cereghino 
& Debenedetti) 

Denny Jos, blacksmith 

Dolloff J, grinding mill and machinist 

Dunn Frederick J, saloon, * 

Freitas J B, barber shop and baths 

Carcia S, liquors 

Ratch & Beulah (R H Hatch and James 
Beulah), biacksmiths and wagonmak- 
crs 

Joayuin J, bootmaker 

Johnston Thomas, groceries 

KNAPP RI, manufacturer of patent 
side-hill one-horse plows, blacksmith 
and wagonmaker (see advertisement) 


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First Part of Directory. 


Lawrence Jacinto (Schuyler & Law- 
rence) 

LEVY BROS (Fernand and Joseph 
Levy), general merchandise 

Luce D, physician 

Nelson Wn, livery stable 

PITCHER H S§, stationery, freight 
agent aud agent stage line 

Pringle Mrs S J, postmistress 

Pringle ‘Vm, harness, stationery, jus- 
tice vf the peace and notary public 

Quinian Peter P, blacksmith, wagon- 
maker, and saloon 

Rosenblum Jacob, general merchandise 

Scheubert E, brewery and saloon 

Schuyler James, hotel 

Schuyler & Lawrence (Wesley Schuyler 
and Jacinto Lawrence), butchers 

Schuyler Wesley (Schuyler & Lawrence) 

Silver F, bootmaker 


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Simmon A, carpenter and undertaker 

TAFT & G SON, proprietors 
Pescadero Stage Line 

Thielan H, saddler 

Valladao Bros (Frederick C, John, and 
Jacinto Valladao), general mdse 

Vargas James, groceries 

Vidal 8, bakery 

WALKER CHARLES ©, drugs, 
bouks, stationery, paint and oils, in- 
surance agent, and agent Wells, Fargo 


& Co 

WALKER SAMUEL, insurance agent 
(tna, Home, and Phoenix Insurance 
Cos) 

Wible Rev E A, clergyman (Methodist) 

Wilie J S, Ocean Shore Hotel 

Wootten S, flour-mill 


HALF MOON BAY COLONY. 


San Mateo Country. 10 miles north 
of Half Moon Bay. 


HALF WAY HOUSE. 
CALAVERAS Coun'ry. Post-office Mur- 
phys; on Big ‘lree Road, § miles from 
Murphys, and 25 miles from San 
Andreas. 


AVERY GEO J, hotel 
HALF WAY HOUSE. 


Santa CuLaRA County. See Gubser- 
ville. 


HALLECK. 


San BERNARDINO Counry. 
office. 

GILOOLY L B, general merchandise 
and postmaster 

Oro Grande Mill and Mining Company 

Wilborne Mrs, hotel 


HAMBURG BAR. 


Siskryou County. A post-otfice, 35 
miles southwest of Yreka. 


CALDWELL DANIEL. general mer- 
chandise, saloon, and postinaster 

Farrell Miss Maria, boarding-house 

Tibbets Frank, carpenter and builder 


HAMLET. 


Marin County. A post and express 
office, on the North Pacific Coast 
R. R., 14 miles from Olema. 


HUFF ABRAHAM, general merchan- 


dise and postmaster 


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594 California—Half Moon Bay-Hanford. 


HAMPTONVILLE. 


'RESNO County. A_ post-office, 19 
miles northeast of Fresno City, 


Hampton W R, general merchandise 


HAM’S STATION. 


Amapor County. Post-office Jackson. 
Wiley Ed, hotel 


HANFORD. 

TuLaRE County. A post, express and 
telegraph office. Situated on the 
Southern Pacific R. R., 254 miles from 
San Francisco and 22 miles from Visa- 
lia; is a growing town of 1000 inhab- 
itants. It is in the heart of the 
famous Mussel Slough country, the 
roductiveness of which is unequalled 
y any land on the coast. Hanford 
is the depot for the wheat and other 
products of the section, the receipts 
of which are very large. Schools, 
churches and hotels are in goodly 
number. 


ABBOTT RUFUS. athoenanst lay 
“ALLIANCE MESSENGER,” (tem- 
perance and religious weekly), R R 
Jones, Chas Sharp and Mrs W W 
Cheadle editors 
American Hotel, A J Woody propr 
Arnold W A, contractor and builder 
Asay C E, dentist 
Axtell & Welborn (E Axtell and J H 
Welborn), blacksmiths 
Babcock M 8, atty-at-law and notary 
ublic 
Baker J T, druggist, paints, oils and 
glass; wholesale und retail 
Barnes & Goble (Jas L Barnes and Jno 
A Gobl), machinists and blacksmiths 
BIDDLE 8 E & BRO (SE and T V 
Biddle), agricultural implements and 
grain dealers 
BLAKELEY F A, stoves, ranges, tin 
. and sheet iron ware, pumps, etc 
Boice John P, bakery, restaurant, cigars 
tobacco, fruits and candies 
Borel Louis, blacksmith 
BRUNER JOHN, harnessmaker and 
carriage trimmer 
Burke H A, saloon. 
ae ky Rev J B, clergyman (Metho- 
ist) 
Camp J M, meat market 
Cohn H, general merchandise 
CONCORDIA HALL, Andrew Scia- 
rone proprietor ' 
Condon David, hotel 
Corey Mrs Maryaret, lodging-house 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, 7 FAI MTSP ES SAY Feancieco. 


Kron Doors, Bank Vaults, Etc. 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. 


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Cortner J J, general merchandise 
Crocker & Co (F R Crocker, R Dodge 
and H H Harlow), proprs Hanford 
Flouring Mill 
Dailey James R, propr Lafayette House 
Davidson J A, physician 
DeWolf GS, physician and surgeon 
Dykes W R, saloon and restaurant 
EXCHANGE SALOON, Andrew Scia- 
rone proprietor 
Fidler H C, fire insurance and gener- 
al business agent 
Fish & Blum (L J Fish and Simon 
Blum), grain dealers, real estate and 
insurance agts 

AN H H, propr Freeman 
House andi livery stable 


FREEMAN HOUSE, H H Freeman 


roprietor 
GoAR JC, real estate and deputy 
sheriff 
Goldberg A, barber 
Hanford Flouring Mill, Crocke- & Co 
Hanford Hotel, T W Pratt propr 
“HANFORD JOURNAL” (weekly), 
Milton McWhorter propr 
Hanford Lumber Co, L P Smith mgr 
Heinlen A E, meat market, lumber and 
grain dealer 
Hering William, hairdresser 
Hite, McQuiddy & Co (W F Hite, John T 
McQuiddy and E Boyd), auctioneers 
and general merchandise 
HOY P A, carpenter and undertaker 
Huntington Mrs M S, millinery 
WIN ROWE, attorney-at-law 
Jones RR, editor ‘‘Alliance-Messenger” 
Kutner, Goldstein & Co (A Kutner, S 
Goldstein and S Rehoefer), gen mdse 
Liufayette House, James R Dailey propr 
LAKE HOUSE, J M Reid proprietor 
Leek G W, dentist 
Lillie G B, "furniture, bedding and up- 
holstery 
a aie E A, supt Mussel Slough Ditch 

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McClenny W S, painter and paperhangr 

McWHORTER MILTON, proprietor 

Hanford *‘ Journal” 

Melone J H & G W, dry goods 

Mills Richard, saloon 

Mitchell J R, varieties 

Muirs JS, physivian 

“MUSSEL SLOUGH DELTA” (woek. 
ly), Walker, Barnes & Gilchrist pro- 

rietors 

PHILLIPS DIXON L, attorney-at-law 
and notary public 

Phillips, Sweet & Co (J S Phillips, Sol 
Sweet and Emil Seligman), gen mdse 

PLUMMER E J, varieties and post- 
master 

Pratt T W, propr Hanford Hotel 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


California—Hanford. 


PRYOR W L, cigars, tobacco, confec- 
tionery, ice cream, canned goods and 
groceries 

REID JM, proprietor Lake House 

Robinson & Rawlins (J W Robinson 
and H and E Rawlins), proprs Han- 
ford Water Works 

Ross Louis, saloon 

Rogers Joseph, saloon 

Schwartz K, general merchandise 

SCIARONE ANDREW, proprietor of 
Exchange Saloon and Concordia Hall 

SHARP CHAS & CO (Charles and R 
T Sha p), groceries, hardware, agri- 
cultural { implements, sewing machines, 
pianos, organs, etc 

Simon Jacobs & Co (Samuel Simon, Jas 
Manasse and Geo phat h iuhaees 
merchandise and agts ‘0 

Simon Silas & Bro (Silas and Kaufman 
Simon), general merc’:andise 

Simmons W A, druggist 

Slight George, paints, oils, wall paper 
and painting 

Smith & Co (Lee and Millard Smith), 
livery stable 

Smith & Co (M F and L B Smith), liv- 
ery and feed stables 

Smith L P, mgr ae Lumber Co 

SMITH justice of the 
peace 

Stanton Richard, bootmaker 

Walker, Barnes & (Gilchrist, 
** Mussel Slough Delta” 

Weisbaum & Bro (E and N Weisbaum), 
cigars, tobacco, etc 

Weishaum J, boots and shoes 

Wellborn & Axtell, general blacksmiths 
and carriage .makers 

WEST & FURMAN (H I West and 
A © Furman), general merchandise, 

Is and P thing 


proprs 


WILSuN HUGH, justice of the peace | 


and collecting agent 
Woody A J, propr American Hotel 
WRIGHT CAPT J W A, insurance 


agent and newspaper agency and | 
agent Associated Press 


Freeman House, 


H. H. FREEMAN, Proprietor, 


HANFORD, CAL. 


First-Class Accommodations at rea- 
sonable rates. 


LIVERY STABLE 


Connected with the House. 


WHITE BROs,, 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
gt.%.F Boat Steck, Oak Plauk and Timber. 


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Farming and Sewing Machines 


PIANOS AND ORGANS, 


Hardware, Extras, Etc. 
And Proprietors of 


The Famous Watts’ Hay Field Presses, 
HANFORD, CAL. 


HANGTOWN CROSSING. 


SacRAMENTO County. Post-office Rou- 
tier Station; 12 miles from Sacra- 
mento. 


HICKS G D, dealer in grain and feed, 
wholesale and retail, all kinds of feed 
ound to order 
ETIT LOUIS, general merchan- 
dise and liquors 
Malin M, blacksmith 


HANLON’S FERRY. 


San Dreco County. Post-office Yuma, 
Arizona, 


Hanlon Hall, ferry and fruits 


HAPPY CAMP. 


Det Norre County. A post-office; a 
smal! place 90 miles north of Crescent 
City, the county seat, which is on an 
indentation of the coast, 274 miles 
from San Francisco. Population 175. 


Caddily Martin, hotel 

CAMP. J & CO, general merchandise 

Demick Geo, general mdse and hotel 

Evans A a rage ara ‘: 

Ferguson M A, justice of the peace 

Fritts JA, inter 

GASQUET HORACE, general mer- 
chandise 

Gordon C, bootmaker 

Jones ——, physician 

Lan D, contractor 

Moore W A J, lumber 

Oatley Thos, bootmaker 

Reeve C T, general merchandise 

Swan & Roberts, butchers 

Swearingen Ben, county supervisor 


HAPPY VALLEY. 


Suasta County. A post-office, about 6 
miles from Igo. 


Lowe J R, vineyard 


PRISON CELLS, 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., s-.tseetei't2,>, JEWELERS, "2esegeer7 
California—Hanford—Hasty Mill. 


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Williamson D§, fruit raiser and post- 
master 


WILLIAMSON P L, black smith 
HARBIN SPRINGS. 


LakECounty. Post-office Middletown; 
20 miles northeast of Calistoga and 6 
miles northeast of Middletown. 

WILLIAMS RICHARD, proprietor 

Harbin Hot Sulphur Springs 


HARRIS, 


Humpoupr County, A post-office. 


WHC, general merchandise, 
postmaster, saloon and hotel 
Nowlin Wm 8, blacksmith 
Robinson J T, livery stable 


HARRISBURGH. 


ALAMEDA County. A post, express and 
volamers office; asmall place 22 miles 
southeast of San Leandre. 


Chadbourn & Dickson, hay and grain 

King A A, bootmaker 

Millard T W, wine mfr 

PEACOCK G W, hotel, : ostmaster, 
Wells, Fargo & Co’s agent and general 
mexchandise 

Person S, blacksmith and carriagemaker 

Ride, Somers & Co, hay and grain 


HARTS MILL. 


Burre County. See Berry Creek. 


HASS STATION. 


SACRAMENTO County. Post-office Sac- 
ramento. 


Hass IS, saloon 


HASTY MILL. 


Burre County. Post-office Lovelock. 


Butte Creek Hydraulic Mining Co, J 
Wait supt 

Chapman & McKay, saw-mill 

Cole Mining Co 

Doon M, saw-mill 

HASTY WM H, saw-mill 

Indian Spring Mining Co, — McLain 
superintendent 

Magalia Mining Co, — Pershbacher supt 

Meredith Mine, — Meredith supt 

Wait J, mining supt 


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Cali fornia—Havilan—Haywards. 597 


PaVILAH. 


Kern County, A post and express 
office. Is 321 miles from San Fran- 
cisco. The surrounding country is 
well watered and wooded. The coun- 
try is also rich in mineral wealth. 
Population 300. 


Goodale F W, livery stable 

Jewett Chas E, farmer and ice dealer, 
Lucas Mountain 

MILLER GUSTAVE, saloon, restau- 
rant, store, agent for Wells, Fargo & 
Co and postmaster 

Miller John P, justice of peace 

Murphy J J, general merchandise 

Neff B, brewery 

O’Brien P, cattle raiser, Lucas Moun- 


203 Montgomery & 124 Market 


tain 
Reynolds E J, hotel . 


HAWKINSVILLE. 


Siskiyou Counry. Post-office Yreka; 
2 miles northeast of Yreka. Popula- 
tion 325. 


O’Donnell C, general merchandise 
Oesterman J, saloon 
Rozario Joseph G, saloon 


HAYDEN HILL. 


Lassen County. A post-office; 60 miles 
northwest of Susanville. 


Anderson Mrs, hotel 

Arnett & Estill, meat market 

Bradshaw Benj. restaurant 

Hopkins L, deputy county clerk 

PRESTON E B, justice of the peace 
and mining engineer 

Roseberry, Knight & Harvey, general 
merchandise 


HAY FORK. 
Trintry County. A_ post-office; 27 


miles southwest of Weaverville. 
Population 200, 


Carter J W, hotel 

Goss A B & Co, general ,ierchandise 
Kellogg L J. hotel 

STAFFORD J A, general merchandise 


HAY WARDS. 
ALAMEDA County. A_ post, express 
and telegraph office, on the Central 
Pacific R. R., 21 miles from San 


Francisco. It is supported by agri- 
culture and fruit-raising. It is also a 


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months the Haywards House is filled 
with guests from San Francisco and 
Oakland. The climate is all that one 
could desire. Population 1,000. 


ALLEN W W, general news depot 
and varieties } 
AMERICAN HOTEL, J D Austin 

proprietor 
Armstrong’s San Francisco and Hay- 
wards Express, Wm Pearce agt 
August Antonio, boot and shoemaker 
Anspacher Bros (Simon and Philipp 
Anspacher), general merchandise 
Anspacher Philipp (Anspacher Bros) 
Anspacher Simon (Anspacher Bros) 


AUSTIN J D, propricfor American 
Hotel, real estate agent, and justice 
of peace 

Baxter George, Haywards Box Factory 

Booken John, New York Brewery 

Brown Julius, fonerel merchandise and 
agt W, F & Co 

Brown L H, general merchandise 

Bulber J, merchant tailor 

Carpenter G P, bakery 

Central Hotel, A Anderson propr 

Chisholm & Farrell, blacksmith and 
wagonmaker 

Collins James A, agt CP R Rand WU 
Tel Office 

Cool R H, dentist 

Cooper J G, physician and druggist 

Czarmski F, tailor 

Dale Wm. hardware 

DALLAN F M, ‘‘Haywards Journal” 

Dittmer Herrmann, The Senate Saloon 

EGGERD HENRY, blacksmith and 
wagonmaker 

FEDDERSON H M, furniture and up- 
holstering 

Fielder Henry, propr Marble and Gran- 
ite Works. 

Gallman & Co (J F Gallman and Wm 
Witte) 

George L F, carpenter 

George Mrs L F, dressmaking ° 

GERSTENBERG FRED, physician 
and surgeon 

Gooddell Geo A, harness and saddles 

Hansen L P, boot and shoemaker 

Hass R, watches and jewelry 

Haywards Box factory, George 0 Bax- 


ter propr 

HAYWARDS HOTEL, Wm Hay. 
wards proprietor 

“HAYWARDS JOURNAL,” F M 
Dallan Pabst 

HAYWARDS WM, proprietor Hay- 
wards Hotel and postmaster 

Hinckley Miss R, millinery 

Hoffman J, sign painter 

HOLM J, saddlery and harness 


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DANIEL HORCROSS & CO," wiasz.¢ 


598 California—H. aywards-Healdsburg. 


Horn G H, collector and constable 

Hurrell’s Haywards Express, W A 
Hurrell propr 

Keatings K B, blacksmith 

La Culna Gus, saloon 

Linekin & Co (J (inekin and F F 
Allen), hardware 

Loyn’s Brewery, Leopold Palmtag propr 

Marble and Granite Works, 
Fielder propr 

May Adam, meat market 

MEDICAL HALL, Axel Seeburg pro- 
prictor 

Meyer Henrick, cigar mfy 

Miller Henry, bootmaker 

NISSEN J K, general merchandise 

Oakes A G, notary public 

Palintag Leopold, Loyn’s Brewery 

Pann John, restaurant and bakery 

Pape Chris, ‘‘Hay wood Exchange” 

Pearce Wn, varieties 

Perry Joseph W, boot and shoemaker 

Peterson Chris, saloon and lodging 

Pimentel Joseph, barber 

Pratt C H, physician 

Ramm Herman, boot and shoemaker 

Rhodehamel W H, real estate agt 

RUSSELL JOEL, attorney-at-law and 
conveyancer 

Sandholdt J J, saloon and boarding- 
house 

Seott M T, wood and coal yard 

SCQUEIRA CHRISTINA, dressmak- 
ing 

SCQUEIRA J C, bootmaker 

SEEBURG AXEL, druggist and pro- 
prietor Medical Hall 

Silva John, barber 


‘Smalley DS, livery stable 


Sorensen Bros, saloon and lodging 

Sprague Mrs F B, deputy postmaster 

Strobel & Neude k (Henry Strobel and 
Ch Neudeck;, meat market 

Thomas & Vincent, blacksmiths 

Toney Oakes Hotel, A G Oakes 

Trueworthy A H, marshal ‘ 

UNITED STATES HOTEL, J K Nis- 
sen proprietor 

Western Union Telegraph Co, Ans- 
pacher Bros agents 

White Mrs MJ, millinery 

Wolff Abraham, general merchandise 

Woodman —, carpenter 

ZAMBRESKY PETER, general mer- 


chandise 


J.D. AUSTIN, 


Real Estate Agent and Justice 
of the Peace, 


HAYWOOD. 


ALAMEDA County. See Haywards. 


HAZEL CREEK, 


Suasta County. A post-office, 60 miles 
northeast of Redding; population 200. 


entry | Bailey W, hotel 


Hanlon R, hotel 
Ibbs John, saloon and general mdse 
Southern S F, hotel and gen mdse 


HAZEL GREEN. 


Mariposa County. Post-oifice Coul- 
terville; 28 miles East of Coulterville. 
Is a Toll House on Yosemite road. 


Halstead James, hotel and saloon 


HEALDSBURG. 


Sonoma County. A post, express and 
telegraph office. Situated on Russian 
River and North Pacific Coast R, KR., 
15 miles from the county seat. The fa- 
mous Geyser, Skaggs and Litton hot 
and mineral springs and Magnolia Farm 
are adjacent, and a most wonderfully 
productive farming, wine, stock and 
wool-growing region surrounds, The 
rich bottoms of Russian River and its 
tributaries extend in every direction. 
The mountains adjacent abound in 
minerals and the place has an air of 
solid prosperity, quite in keeping 
with the rich country with which it 
is surrounded, The purchase of the 
Healdsburg Collegiate Institute by the 
Seventh-day Adventists, and the es- 
tablishment of a flourishing college 
during the past year, has added largely 
to the prosperity of the place. 


Alexander Lawrence, propr Healdsburg 
dairy 

Allen O 8, nhysician 

Barlow 1 B, saloon 

Barnes EH, pres Farmers and Mechan- 
ics’ Bank 

Barnes T J, sec Grangers Business Asso- 
ciation 

Barnes Wm H, boots and shoes and 
bootmaker 

BATES J L, manager Grangers Busi- 
ness Association 

Beeson E I (Madeira & Beeson) 

Bell J S (Ferguson, Bell & Co), consta- 
ble, city assessor and collector 


ALSO, Belvel Rev D T, clergyman (Methodist) 
PROPRIETOR AMERICAN HOTEL, | Bermel J G, winery 
First-Class Accommodations. Biddle E W, dentist 


HAYWARDS, CAL. 


PRISON CELLS, no'SSs Mast wiscee, & 


Bigbie R L (Ferguson, Bell & Co) 


CONKLIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


v CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


Streets, S. F. 


JUD TILEN Os. Of. 


ANPET BEATING, ALOU WhENinG. 


CONKLIN BROS.., PI 


724 Market and 203 Moentgome 


¥ we i r on mee busi rn Ba 2 bi ‘ 3A wry 


Block & Colson, winery and distillery 
Bloom & Cohn (J Bloom andS Cohn), gen- 
eral merchandise 
Bloom J (Bloom & Cohn) 
BLOOM JONAS, cashier the Bank of 
Healdsburg, cor Powell and West 
BOSTWICK N W, proprietor Soto- 
yome House, West 

Heine Wm, propr Geyser Livery and Feed 

table 

Brotherton W T, agt W, F & Co and W 
U Tel office 

BROWN HENRY L (Wright & 
Brown), West 

Brown Wilson, saloon 

Burke Th»s, propr Enterprise House 

Caidwell J R, candy factory 

Camphell R E (Wm Ruffner & Co) 

Carter Miss A E (Kennedy & Carter) 

Carter Chas D, agt SF&NPRR 

Chambaud —, saloon 

Chambeau John, liquors 

City Livery and Feed Stable, William 
Cummings propr, West 

Cochran A Ii, attorney-at-law 

Cohn S (Bloom & Cohn), West 

CONGLETON GW, carriage painter, 

es 

Conner J, livery stable 

Cummings Misses M and I, millinery 

Cummings Wn, propr City Livery and 
Feed Stable, West 

Delano & Miller (I A Delano and Geo 
W Miller), Healdsburg Market, West 

Delano I A (Delano & Miller) 

Dempsey Patrick (Lannon & Dempsey) 

DeWeiderhold A EL, winery and dis- 
tillery 

Dinwiddie R B, bootmaker 

DODSON CHARLES. Oak Lawn 
House, North Healdsburg 

Dotta L, wiuery, North Healdsburg 

Eldridge J, house and sign painter 

Ely Elisha, physiciau 

EMERSON J P, news depot, police 
judye and justice of the peace, West 

Farmers’ Flouring Mill, Chas W York 
propr, North Healdsburg 

Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank of He- 
aldsburg, E H Barnes pres, R H War- 
field cashier 

Farrar MC, physician 

Favor John, councilman 

Favour & Walker, proprs Pony Saw-mill 

Fenno James K, practical watchmaker, 
agent for Wilson & Wheeler sewing 
machines and Atna Insurance Co 

Ferguson, Ball & Co (Henry O Ferguson, 
J 8 Bell and R L Bigbie), groceries 
and crovkery 

Ferguson Henry 0 (Ferguson, Bell & 
Co), city treasurer 

Finlaysen, Scott & Wright, winery and 
distillery 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., HARDWOOD LUMBER 


California—Healdsburg. 599 


|GRATER JOHN F, proprietor Union 


ee 


sent fears 


Fitch Joe, soap mauufactory 

Forsman James, physician 

Fox Henry, drugyist and apothecary 

Fried Henry, saloon 

Gale LL, billiard saloon 

sa 48 Livery and Feed Stable, Wm 

rice propr 

Gobbi P, winery 

Goldstein H, general dry goods 

Goodwyn Thomas W, gunsmith 

GRANGERS’ BUSINESS ASSOCIA- 
TION, A Hassett presideut, J L 
Bates manager, general morchandise, 
wool and priduce 


Hotel, West at Plaza 

GRIEST PETER (Griest & Young), 
sout 

GRIESI' & YOUN G (Peter Griest and 
John Young), dealers in furniture and 
undertakers, South 

Griffishs Wm L, furnishing goods and 
bazaar 

Gunn J H, varieties 

Gunn Mrs M E, varieties 

Hall EG, contractor, builder and brick- 
maker 

Hall S J, harness and saddlery 

RASSETT A, president Grangers’ Bus- 
iness Associ ition 

Hatton Chas B, photographer 

Healdsburg Brewery, Carl Muller pro- 


prietor 

HEALD3BURG COLLEGE, Sidney 
Brownsberger president 

HEALDSBURG ‘ ENTERPRISE,” 
Robart Lee proprietor, West 

Healdsburg Flouring Mill, Soules & 
Sons proprs | 

Healdsburg Winery, Julius Scott mgr, | 
North Healdsburg 

Healdsburg Young Ladies’ Seminary | 
and Kindergarten, Misses Carter & | 
Heald (Alexander Academy) 

H3llmin Aaary H, livery st wble 

Hendricks E W, wagonmnaker 

Hood Miss Sadie, millinery 

Howard J S, carpenter 

Huebner O C, dentist 

Jacobs E, merchant tailor 

Johnsoa RS, dentist 

Jones B M, groceries 

Jones C B, painter and bill poster 

JORDAN LESLIE A, editor aud pro- 
prietor ‘Russian River Flag,” corner 
Centre and Powell 

Kennedy & Carter (Mary Kennedy and 
A E Cartcr), millinery and dressmak- 


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ing 

Kennedy Miss Mary (Kennedy & Carter ) 

Kreuger O F, dentist 

Lamoine B, blacksmith 

Lannan & Dempsey (Patrick Lannan 
and Patrick Dempssy), groceries 


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WACHHORST aster Yeas B15 J St., Sacramento. 


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California— Healdsburg. 


Lannan Patrick (Lannan & Dempsey) 

LEE ROBERT, pro rietor ‘‘Heailds- 
burg Enterprise, est 

Logan Robert S, mfr ladies’, misses’ and 

children’s furnishing goods 

Luedke Julius, jeweler 

Madeira & Beeson (Frank A Madeira 
and E I Beeson), house, sign and car- 
riage painters 

Madeira Frank A (Madeira & Beeson) 

Maguire Mrs J B, dressmaker 

Marshall & McRossie, blacksmiths 

Mason & Smith (W C Mason and H W 
Smith), general merchandise 

Mason W C (Mason & Smith) 

McRossie James, blacksmith anci wagon- 
maker 


METZGER A V (Metzger Bros), Powell 
METZGER BROS (J E and AV Metz- 


ger), stoves, tin and hardware, Powell 


METZGER J E (Metzger Bros), Powell 

Meyers F I, carriage and wagonmaker, 
and general blacksmithing 

Meyer S, dry goods, hardware, etc 

Miller Geo, councilman 

Miller Geo W (Delano & Miller) 

Mills Geo W, carpenter 

Moore Robert (Seawell & Moore) 

Moreland & Rose (W W Moreland and 
J W Rose), reul estate and attorneys- 
at-law 

Moreland W W, attorney-at-law 

Mulgrew F B (Ragsdale & Mulgrew) 

Muller Carl, propr Healdsburg Brewery 

Norton & Cochran, attorneys-at-law 

Norton L A, aM 4 

OAK LAWN HOUSE, Chas Dodson 
proprietor, Railroad ave 

Owens W D, tailor 

Pierce C L, physician 

Powell R, propr Powell’s Theatre 

PRINCE J B, groceries, etc, corner 
West and South 

Proctor Chas E, expressman 

Pruitt E, saloon, North Healdsburg 

Raabe M, stoves, tin, hardware, and 
agricultural implements 

Ragsdale J W (Ragsdale & Mulgrew) 

Ragsdale & Muigrew (J W Ragsdale and 
F B Mulgrew), real estate and insur- 
ance agts 

Reynolds W B, real estate and insur- 
ance agt, notary public, and city mar- 
shal 

Riley F J, druggist 

Risdon R N (Stedman & Risdon) 

Rose J W, attorney-at-law and city 
clerk 

Rosenberg W, dry goods and clothing 

Ruffuer Wm (Wm Ruffner & Co), coun- 
cilman 

Ruffner Wm & Co (Wm Ruffner and 
R E Campbell), general merchandise 


‘RUSSIAN RIVER FLAG,” Leslie 
3 A Jordan, editor and pro rietor 


RUSSIAN corner B FLAG” Powell 


Ryan P, boots and shoes and bootmaker 

Sanborn W B, saloon, West 

Schwab F J, bootmaker, Powell 

Seawell J W (Seawell & Moore), Powell 

Seawell & Moore (James W Seawell and 
Robert Moore), butchers, Powell 

Simi Bros, winery and distillery 

Slavens H H, clergyman (Methodist) 

Smith H W (Mason & Smith) 

Smith L W, shooting gallery 

Snook W P, constable 

SOTOYOME HOUSE, N W Bostwick 
proprietor, West 

Soules A (Soules Bros) 

SOULES BROS (A and L O Soules), 

roprietors Healdsburg Flour Mills, 
est 

Soules L O (Soules Bros) 

Sponogle Frank M, physician and sur- 
geon 

Starcks Mrs Minnie, bakery 

Stedman G W (Stedman & Risdon) 

Stedman & Risdon (G W Stedman and 
RN Risdon), general merchandise 

Steinbach F, barber 

Sterling P W, marble works 

Swan W G, attorney-at-law ° 

Swisher J R, physician 

THE BANK OF HEALDSBURG, H 
M Willson president, Jonas Bloom 
cashier, corner Powell and West 

Tucker J S, varieties 

Turner & Co, Central Market and Bak- 


er 

Pusher Geo J, hag sad 

Twilight Livery Stable, Henry H Hell- 
man propr, North Healdsburg 

Tyler Mrs R, dressmaker 

UNION HOTEL, John F Grater pro- 
prietor, West opposite Plaza 

Vaughn E K, attorney-at-law 

Ward N, lumber 

Warfield R H, cashier Farmer and Me- 
chanics’ Bank 

Waterman Geo, hairdresser 

White W P & Co, general merchandise 

WILLSON H M, president the Bank 
Hs Healdsburg, corner Powell and 

est 

WRIGHT ALBERT (Wright & 
Brown), postmaster 

WRIGHT & BROWN (Albert Wright 
and Henry K Brown), druggists, 
books and stationery, West 

York Bros, blacksmiths 

York Chas W, wagonmaker and black- 
smith, North Healdsburg 

YOUNG JOHN (Griest & Young), 


councilman, South 


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GALVIN NUTTING & SON, 7 SAMS eragr, Say peagetece. 


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California—Healdsburg. 


[Incorporated Oct. 8, 1888. ] 


Healdsburg College, | 


8. BROWNSBERGER, A. M., President. 


This College enters upon its first year with nearly 


One Hundred Students, 


AND WITH GREAT PROMISE OF SUCCESS 


Thoroughness of Method is one of its most prominent feat- 
ures. Its Courses of Study are full and practical. 


Special Attention will be given to the preparation of teachers | 
for first grade certificates, and to the best methods of instruction and |} 
school management. 


Expenses Less than in similar schools. 
tay” Send for Catalogue. 


Address, HEALDSBURG COLLEGE, 
Healdsburg, Cal. 


Cali tornia—Healdeburg. 


ESTABLISHED 1868, 


|RUSSIAN RIVER FLAG 


LESLIE A. JORDAN, Editor and Proprietor. 
HEALDSBURG..........0sseseeseees SONOMA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. 


Oldest Paper! Largest Circulation! Leading Paper ! 


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For Descriptive Sketch of He ’dsburg and Northern Sonoma, see 
“Healdsburg in this Directory. 


QF" By reference to the columns of the Frac the character of its 
matter and amount and style of its advertising patronage will be seen 
| to be first-class, equalled by no competitor, and excelled by few country 
{ journals in the State. 


“Flag” Job Printing Office. 


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604 California—Healdsburg-Highland Springs. 


SOTOYOME HOUSE, 


WuST STREET 


HEALDSBURG. 


N. W. BOSTWICK, Proprietor. 


This is the Leading and only 


First-Class Hotel in the City. 


TERMS: ' 
$1.66 and $2.00 per day; Single Meals, 50 cents. 
Special Contracts by the Week or Month. 
Free Coach to and. trom all Trains. 


A. Hassett, President. J. L. Bares, Manager. 


GRANCERS’ 
Business Association, 


DEALERS IN 
GENERAL MERCHANDISE, 
Grain, Wool and Country Produce, 
GRANGERS’ BLOCK, 


Northeast corner of Plaza, 
HEALDSBURG, CAL. 


HENLEY. 


Sisktvov County. A post and tele- 
graph office, 19 miles northeast of 
reka. 


Brady John, hotel 

JO THOMAS, genera) merchandise 
McGorvey Patrick, suloon 

Niles L S, wagonmaker 

Shattuck S, hotel 

Shultz A, blacksmith 


HENRY’S. 


Sonoma County. Post-office Timber 
Cove. 


HENRY JAMES, hotel and justice of 
the peace 

Peters David, blacksmith 

Price Jos K, constable 

Welch A J, constable 


HERRICK’S CROSS. 


TuLaRe County. See Poplar. 


HICKSVILLE. 


SacrawEenTo County. A post-office; 
takes its name after its founder, Wm. 


Hicks, Esq., a prominent farmer, and: 
is 20 miles southeast of Sacramento, 
and 6 miles northwest of Galt. The 
products of the land in this section 
are confined almost exclusively to the 
cereals, while the pursuit of stock- 
raising is Sere CAMA OTT engaged in. 
Population 100. 


Cotrell Jack, saloon 
Hansen H C, blacksmith 
T L, hotel and livery and 
patent pumps and horse powers 


Jefferson W H, blacksmith 

Johnson S D, postmaster 

Kane J O, justice of the peace 
Mclntire J, Hicksville Hotel 
Muttesbach P, wagonmaker 
Packett J M, wagonmaker 

Payne John, blacksmith 

Staton Rev, Methodist clergyman 
Swain J H, liquors 

Valensene G, farmer and stockraiser 


HIGHLAND. 


Santa Cruz County. See Glenwood. 


HIGHLAND SPRINGS. 


Laks County. A_ post-office, 7 miles 
from Lakeport and 4 from Kelseyville. 
These colstiraten mineral springs are 
beautifully situated, and surrounded 
by handsome mountain scenery, and 
only a short distance from Clear Lake. 
Trout streams run through the prop- 
erty. Game in abundance. Clover- 
dale and Clear Lake stages stop. at 
hotel daily, Post-office and telephone 
at the hotel. 


BATES DR CM, proprietor Highland 


Springs Sanitarium ‘ 


GOODS A C, postmaster 


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PRISON CELIS, *‘essaats Street, wr.” CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


Streets, 8. F. 


DE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgome 


Pee 4 goles, stall ve . oral 
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HILL’S FERRY. 


SranisLaus County. A and ex- 
press office, The second town of the 
county, situated on the west bank of 
the San Joaquin River, 130 miles 
from Stockton by water, and a little 
more than midway to the head of 
navigation, The land in the vicinity 
of Hill’s Ferry is not exceeded in fer- 
tility in the State. Hill’s Ferry is an 
important grain shipping point. Pop- 
ulation 175, 


Barnes A L, liquors 

Cahen H & Co, general merchandise 

Carlter & Trefts, butchers 

Ela R, carpenter 

Gardner P F, liquors 

Green J O, tinner 

Gulterson Chas L, attorney-at-law 

Harris C P, lumber and notary public 

Hinchy John, saloon 

Horn EK, bootmaker and constable 

Manning Patrick, liquors 

Miller C F, physician and postmaster 

Moreno Timothy, barber 

Murphy M, wheelwright 

Newman Simon, general merchandise 

Newsom J ‘ad, general merchandise and 
justice of the peace 

Petersen & Ahrens, hotel 

Rech Jacob, saloon 

Russ L, hotel 

Vandergaw C M, blacksmith 


HILLTOWN. 


Monterey County. Post-office Salinas. 


Drentwell Chas, gen mdse and liquors 

irri E, blacksmith and wagonma- 
er 

Schnaars D, gen mdse and liquors 


HITES COVE. 


Mariposa County. A post-office, 20 
miles northeast of Mariposa. Popu- 
lation 275. 


Cathey Wm, butcher 

Ferguson James, saloon 

Grove James A, postmaster 

Hall James H, assayer 

HITE GOLD QUARTZ MINING 
CO, AJ Bothwell supt 

South Hite Guld Mine and Mill Co, W 
H Widman supt 

Westfall S W, saloon 


Las, ad gt PORT ee “I on ae by a i WHET EG Nh en hihi ke 
TUGGLE & C0, OAK PLANK, “ssn Pretosce.” 
|" Oalifornia—Hill’s Ferry—Hollister. 


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HOLLISTER. 


Saw Benrro County. A post, express 
and telegraph office. Situated nearl 
in the centre of the San Benito Val- 
ley, this town is of vast importance 
as a shipping point. The country 
surrounding it is agricultural, and in 
fair seasons rivals any of its neigh- 
boring counties, in the average yield 
of cereals, The town is located at the 
end of a branch of Southern Pac fic R. 
R. Itis the county seat and its business 
houses convinces the visitor, by their 
business aspect, of ite worth as a 
thriving place to locate. The popu- 
lation exceeds 1,500 and supports two 
excellent weekly newspapers, A short 
distance from the business center of 
town, may be seen one of the finest 
flouring mills in the State, which is 
constantly running. 


Alexander J, hairdressing and baths 

Angousture A, saloon and restaurant 

Arismendes J M, saluon 

Austin George, house mover and raiser 

Baker R J (Baker & Sandford) 

Baker & Sandford (KR J Baker and D K 
Sandford), meat market 

Baldwin & Griffith (‘T L Baldwin and G P 
Griffith), general merchandise 

Baldwin T L (Baldwin & Griffith), Co 
treasurer 

Bamber H (Dake & Bamber) 


BANK OF HOLLISTER, T 8 Hav. 
kins Hoon J J Bowen cashier, 
San Benito 

Barbe Jus (Barbe & Recard) 

Barbe & Recard (Jos Barbe and I W Re- 
card), saloon 

Barton Rey T C, pastor (Methodist) 

Bayle D A, propr French hotel 

Bernhardt Chas (Pulmtag & Bernhardt) 

Black E [, cabinetmaker, furniture, up- 
holsterer and undertaker 

Bonnel B F (Gury & Bonnel) 

Bossee Oscar, saloon and restaurant 

BOWEN J J, cashier Bank of Hollis- 
ter, San Benito 

BOYD A P, !umber and builders mate- 
rial, corner San Benito and 7th 

Breen Jas F, superior judge 

Breslauer B, fruits 

Briggs & Hawkins (N © Briggs and N 
A Hawkins), atturneys-at-law and no- 
taries public 

Briggs N OC, attorney-at-law 

E.inson D, boots and shoes 

Brotherton R H, attorney-at-law and 
notary public 

Brown Wm T, sheriff 

Burchard D W, attorney and counsel- 
lor-at-law and notary public 


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" Bustard W, restaurant 

‘5 | Campbell E H, meat market 

Camplin E G, physician 

| Chaney A J (Chaney & Pomeroy) 

Chaney & Pomeroy (A J Chaney and Ni 
Pomeny meat market 

Chappell R W (farish & Chappell) 

Coleman B, boots and shoes 

Coleman Mrs R, millinery and fancy 
goods 

Conlan Thos, saloon 

COWAN & JOHNSON (S F Cowan and 
J B Juhnson), carpenters and builders, 
Sen Benito 

Cowa:. S F (Cowan & Johnson) 

Cox C J, grcceries 

Crepin E A, physician 

Crevling D H, undertaker 

Cunning F A, fruits and poirrouttonet? 

Dake & Bamber (S M Dake and 
Bamber), boots and shoes 

Dake S M (Dake & Bamber) 

Degener Mrs Wn, millinery, dressmak- 
ing and fancy goods 

Degener W, paints and oils 

Dorn J, carpenter and builder 

Dobbas Jos, city marshal 

Dowdy H, county assessor 

EASTMAN & McCLURE (W East- 
man and J C McClure), proprietors 
McMahon House Bar, 4th, and bil- 
liard saloon, Sun Benito 

Eastman W (Eastman & McClure) 

Eaton A, blacksmith and chief engineer 

E:lwards R, hotel 

Ellis F W (Ellis & Wiikes) 

Ellis & Wilkes (F W Ellis and J P 
Wilkes), general merchandise 

England Mrs H P, dressmaking 

Farish A L (Farish & Chappell) 

Farish & Chappell (A L Fuarish and R 
W Chappell), general merchandise 

Frazier Joseph, saloon 

Frost J, fruits and varieties 

Gluckman David, boots, shoes, hats, etc 

Goldfish J, generis] merchandise 

Gordon Wn, carriageinaking 

Graves GH, groceries 

Graves Mrs E, millinery und dvessa- 
making 

Git). G P (Baldwin & Ciriffith) 

Gury & Buonnel (J P Gury and BF Bon- 
nel), stoves and tin‘vare 

Gury J P (Gury & Bonnel) 

Hamilton J G, harness and saddles 

Harris H B, county clerk 

Harris M, clothing 


Hawkins N A, attorney-at-law and dis- 
trict attorney 


and Clocks at Short Notice, " OLO S Street, 


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WKINS T 8, president Bank of 
Hollister and president Hollister 
Flouring Mills, San Benito 
Hendricks J D, dentist 
“HOLLISTER DEMOCRAT,” WG 
Jones editor and proprietor 
HOLLISTER FIOURING MILLS, 
‘Y S Hawkins president, R M Shackel- 
ford manager 
Howard L R, county physician and cor- 
oner 
Hurd H, clergyman (Presbyterian) 
Johnson G G, real estate and insurance 
agt and city treasurer 
Johnson J B (Cowan & Johnson) 
Johnson W C, agatS PR RK and opera- 
tor W U Tel Co 
NES W G, editor and proprietor 
“Hollister Democrat” 
Kelley Mrs A, hotel 
Klucker Geo, hairdressing 
Larabee W, hotel 
Lathrop C G, hardware 
Lathrop R P, hay dealer 
Lee W G, Attorney-at law, justice of 
the peace And notary public 
LITTLE € C, grain sealer and insur- 
arce agent, 4th 
Lowe John T, watchmaker 
Luraschi Frank, bootmaker 
Mahony Father, clergyman (Catholic) 
Mallett Chas, liver 
Mans Alfred, hotel and saloon 
McCarty Wn, saloon 
McClure J C (Eastman & McClure) 
McCLOUD E A, secretary Hollister 
Flouring Mills 
Mcvroskey B 33, attorney-at-law and 
notary public 
McCrosky J A, warehouse 
Ke ON HOUSE BAR, Eastinan 
& McClure proprietors, San Benito 
McMAHON HOUSE, G Mendia mana- 
ger, 4th 
McMahon Thos, general merchandise 
Mears James, varieties 
MEN DIA G, manager McMahon House, 


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Meyer & Friedlander (0, M O and M 
Meyer and H Friedlander), dry gooda 
Me) er M O (Meyer & Friedlander) 
Montgomery G B, attorney-at-law and 
justice of the pense 
Neal H, physician 
Nutting J J, hairdressing 
NYE JACOB, watches, clocks, books, 


statiouery, ctc, San Benito 


| O’Donnell Thos, hotel 


Paimtag & Bernhardt (W Palmtag and 
Chas Bernhardt), liquors 

Palmtag W (Palmtag & Bernhardt) 

Paimtag William, liquors 

Pedancct A, meat market 

Pomeroy M (Chaney & Pomeroy) 


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Porter Geo C, druggist 
Recard I W (Barbe & Recard) 
Rector Bros, hote! 
REDMOND, 


and Wm Henderson), proprietors 
Redmond’s Patent Beev Fountain, San 
Benito (see advt) 

Reynolds E A (Reynolds & Son) 

Reynolds R (Reynolds & Son) 

Reynolds & Son (EA and R Reynolds), 
hotel : 

Rochat F, lock and gunsmith 

Rosenberg Bros (W and M Rosenberg), 
clothing 

Rosenberg M (Rosenberg Bros) 

EBosenberg W (Rosenberg Bros) 

“SAN BENITO ADVANCE,” Robert 
Shaw publisher, San Benito (see advt) 

Sandford DK (Baker & Sandford) 

Scherer Louis, carriage trimmer 

Scott H W, attorney-at-law 

Serpa. J S, saloon 

Shackelford J T, bootmaker 

CK R M, manager Hol- 

lister Flouring Mills 

SHAW ROBERT, publisher ‘San 
Benito Advance,”’ general job print- 
ing and city clerk, San Benito 

Shaw & Serles (George E Shaw and 
James E Serles), bill posters 

Sherman F D (Sherman & Son) 


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Sherman I J (Sherman & Son) 
Sherman & Son (I J and F D Sherman), 
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L, agent Wells, Fargo & 
Co and insurance and city assessor 

Smith C, restaurant 

Snibley H, stoves and tinware 

Sproat E W, hotel 

Steinbeck J A, milkman 

Strub I, bakery 

Sunderhaus J, tailor 

Talleyrand T A, county surveyor 

Thompson J N, county supt schools 

Thoruton L, harnessmaker 

Vache Theophile, liquors 

Varcoe Henry, brewery 

Wagner H, warehouse 

Wapple Geo, druguist 

Wells & Ellis, machine shop 

Well: Mrs S A, dressmaker 

Wells S T, blacksmith and wagonmaker 

Wickes Rev J E, Methodist clergyman 

Wilkes J P (Ellis & Wilkes) 

Williams P, constable and collector 

Winters Rev W M, Methodist clergyman 

Woldenberg & Ross (Mrs Hilda Wolden- | 
berg and Miss Jennie Ross), Pioneer 
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Woolery M, saloon and feed stable 

YOST THOS, books, stationery, jew- 


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HONCUT. 


Bourre County. A post-office, situated 
on the California Northern Railroad, 
17 miles southeast of Oroville and 14 
miles northeast of Marysville. 


PHILLIPS L H, general merchandise, 
hotel and postmaster 
Spilman C, blacksmith and wagonmaker 


HONOLULU. 


Siskiyou County. A post-office. 


Aaron Chris, hotel 
Blackwell Chas, hotel 

| Cleland & Lehmers, gen mdse 
Freshmer Marion, express 
Freshour: Jos R & Son, butchers 
Gibson, Marrison & Blockwell, saloon 
Hoar James, saloon 
Morris John, saloon 
Piper Joseph, blacksmith 
Swan & Sleeper, general merchandise 
Wagner John, blacksmith 


HOOKTON. 


Homsotpr County. Post-office Table 
Bluff; 13 miles southwest of Eureka. 


HOOPERVILLE. 


Sisxryou Country. See Oro Fino. 


HOPETON. 


Mercep County. A post-office, 6 miles 
svuthwest of Snelling and 16 miles 
northwest of Merced. 


BUCKLEY CHAS 0 E, groceries" 

BUCKLEY H F, general merchandise, 
postmaster and hop-grower 

Chrystal J H, blacksmith 

Keith E S, blacksmith 

Hannah Geo W, hotel 

Means W L, supervisor 


HOPLAND. 


MENbDocINO County. A post, express 
and telegraph office; situated on the 
stage road from Cloverdale to Ukiah, 
15 miles from Cloverdale, the termi- 
nus of the San Francisco and North- 
ern Pacific R. K. ard 105 miles from 
San Franci-co. It is properly named, 
for here is situated some of the finest 
hop farms in the State. 


Adsal Mra, hop-raiser 


ROBERTS BROS, warehousemen, gen-| DAW J H 


eral insurance agents and commission 
merchants 


HOOPA VALLEY. 


Humsotypt County. A post-office, 30 
miles south of Orleans and 43 miles 
northeast of Eureka. 


BAIR THOMAS, general merchandise, 
hotel, postmaster, commission mer- 
chant and forwarder 

Boyce W J, carpenter and contractor 

DAVIES J N, assistant-postmaster 

Gray Edward, post surgeon 

HOOPA VALLEY HOTEL, Thomas 
Bair proprietor 

Ragan J, barber 

Rice John H, teamster 

Ruddock E J, physician 

Shanessey J, tailor 

Titlow M, millwright 

Vance John A, blacksmith 

Walker Robert, blacksmith 


HOOPERSVILLE. 


Smxiyou County. Post-office, Fort 
Jones; 8 miles northwest of Fort 
Jones. 


Hooper Mrs E, hotel 
Weeks 8S, general merchandise 


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Daw Mrs T F, farmer and stock-raiser 

Dooly E, justice of the peace 

Duncan E H, hop-raiser 

Fairbanks ——, market 

Fairbanks T J, hotel, butcher and feed 
stable 

Farnell D, hop-raiser 

Fox B B, county supervisor 

Harbor L, hop-raiser 

Harp & Andrews (A Harp and J W An- 
drews), blacksmiths 

HOPLAND HOUSE, F J Fairbanks 

Howell O, hop-raiser 

Knox J A, notary public 

Long L F, hop-raiser 

Meyers Bros (O R and Chas Meyers), 
saloon 

Myers C W, constable 

O'Neal Marion, carpenter 

Parsons R M, farmer and stock-raiser, 
McDowell Valley 

Parsons T 8, hop-raiser 

Parsons W E, farmer and stock-raiser, 
McDowell Vailey 

PIKE HG, physician 

Sears & Stevenson, gen mrse 

THATCHER. W W, <eneral merchan- 
dise, agent Wells, Fargo & Co, post- 
master, telegraph, and insurance agt 

Vandegrifft J H, carpenter 

Vassar Jas, stock-raiszr and trader, Mc- 
Dowell Valley 


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HORNITOS. 


Marrrosa County. A post and express 
office, 22 miles by stage west of Mer- 
ced; population 400. 


Adams Wm, blacksmith and notary 
public 

Arthur Robert, blacksmith 

Barcroft R W, liquors 

Campodonico Mrs J, gen mdse 

Carr S W, justice of the peace 

Cavagnaro Carlo, general merchandise 

Corbett S J, physician 

Gagliardo & Co, general merchandise 

Huling & Thorn, general merchandise 

Kocher Mrs A, dry goods 

Leseman Henry, brewery 

McElroy Alex, justice of peace 

Merck Mrs E, bakery and saloon 

OLCESE ANDREW, general mer- 
chandise, postmaster, and agent 
Wells, Fargo & Co 

Reeb Geo, butcher 

Semorile G B, general merchandise 

Trescott © H, physician 

Turner Geo, wagonmaker 

Turner W T, constable and livery 

Webber & Sayres, bootmakers 

Williams Henry, hotel 

Youatt Wm, bootmaker 


HOTALING. 
Pracer County. A_ post-office, 34 
miles west of Clipper Gap, the near- 
est point to Central Pacific R. R., 


and 6 miles north of Auburn. The 
1 aaah in and about tre town is 


California Iron and Steel Co 
Leak L W, butcher 
Ferries Mrs, boarding-house 


HOT SPRINGS. 
Kern County. Post-office Kernville. 
Johns Wm & Bros, proprs Hot Springs 


HOT SPRINGS. 


Mono County. Post-offica Benton; 65 
miles from Sonora, and 30 miles from 
Bodie. 


Fales Samuel, hotel 


HOUGH’S SPRINGS. 


Lake County. A post-office, 32 miles 
from Williams, Colusa County, on 
main road to Bartlett Springs. 


Hough’s Mineral Springs, C F Lewis 


609 


Lewis C F, assistant postmaster 
Linderberger ——, physician 
Stratford J C, master-builder 


STRATFORD JOHN H, postmaster 
HOWARDS. 


Sonoma Country. See Occidental. 


HOWARD SPRINGS. 


Lake County. Post-office Glenbrook ; 
6 miles from Glenbrook. 


Heisch Mrs, hotel 


HOWE. 
San Dizco County. A post-office. . 
Hebberd A, carpenter 


MASH 0 T, postmaster 
Moore & Scott, geueral merchandise 


HOWELL’S. 


SacRAMENTO County. Post-office Sac- 
ramento. 


Howell Sidney, saloon 


HOWLAND FLAT (OR HOW- 
LANDS). 
See Table Rock. 


HUENEME. 


VENTURA County, A post, express and 
telegraph office; on the sea coast, 12 
miles southeast of San Buenaventura. 


Bacon C W, notary public 

Bard T R, Pres Hueneme Wharf and 
Lighter Co 

Herbst H, general merchandise 

Hueneme Wharf and LighterCo, T R 
Bard president 

Kortz B H, liquors 

LIVINGSTO RG, general merchan- 
dise and postmaster 

McUoy CB, butcher 

McGuy D D, hotel 

Rasmussen Jas, cabinetmaker 

Salisbury & Bard, lumber 

Taliafario R T, blacksmith 

Wolff & Levy, general merchandise 


HUMBOLDT ROAD. 


Burrs Country. 


Brown Jas, hotel 
Thomas A, hotel 


SrerRA County. 


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HUMBUG. 


NevaDAa County. See North Bloom- 
field. 


HUNGARIAN HILL. 


Piumas County. Post-office Quincy. 


Fields Ed, ditch 
Kelly Jos, mine 
Orr Jas A, mine 


HUNSAKER. 


TULARE County. A post-office, 9 miles 
southeast of Tulare City at the junc- 
tion of the roads that lead to Bakers- 
field and Porterville. 


HUNSAKER HENRY, trader 
Reams Rev A R, clergyman 
Shuey S D, postmaster 
Stephenson ——, physician 


HUNT’S GULCH. 


Amapor County. Post-office Jackson. 


Kelly Mining Co, W F Walton supt 
Walton W F, supt of Kelly Mining Co 


HUNT’S HILL. 


Nevapva County. Post-office You Bet; 
and 3 miles northwest of Little York, 


Camden Mining Co, J McAllis supt 
McAllis J, supt Camden Mining Co 


HUPP’S MILLS. 
Borre County. Post-office Nimshew. 


HUPP JOHN, saw-mill 
HURLETON, 


Butre County. A post-office. 


Andrews John, fruit raiser 
Atherton F D, capitalist 
Bragger Anthony, hotel 
Cannon Q U A, farmer 
Cannon R, miner 
Foreman Wn, blacksmith 
Garst Joel, miner 
HURLES § H, hotel 
Lasely Ira, hotel 

| McDougal Campbell, teamster 


H. WACHHORST’S 


KNIGHTS TEMPLAR UNIFORMS, 


610 California—Humbug-Illinois Ranch. 


NORCROSS & CO., Masonic Temple, 


No. 6 Pout Street, San Francisce. 


McKee Collin, farmer 
MeMillan John, surveyor 
McMillan Wm, miner 
Mitchel! John, farmer 
Sayres Henry, capitalist 
Scott Mitchell, miner 
Summe Peter, miner 
Vosper Charles, farmer 
Woodward Wn, farmer 


HYDESVILLE. 


Humsoitpt County. - A post, express 
and telegraph office; south of Eureka 
25 miles, on the Cloverdale and Eu- 
reka stage road. Population about 150. 


Coyle J A, hardware, stoves and tin- 
ware 

Gibson D & Co, general merchandise 

Knowles C M, constable 

Porter Robert, agt Wells, Fargo & Co 


[AGUA. 
Humsotpt County. A post-office. 


Garnigan Ben, dry goods 
Shaw A B, farmer 
Shepard C, blacksmith 


SHOOK I R, postmaster 
Stean A B 
Torrey A W, blacksmith 


iGO. 


Snasta County. A pont and express 
office, 9 miles southwest of Shasta. 
Population 250. 


Dunham & Leiter, gen mdse and W, F 
& Co’s ayents 

Dunham Warren, hotel 

Eagle O, constable 

Harvey R G, supt OC T & F Co 

Kinsbury C N, justice of the peace 

Petty John A, blacksmith 

Roberts B F, supt of schools 

Thompson R J, physician 

Wedenbach Fred, saloon 

White Thos, saloon 

WILLARD BROS (G K and C F Wil- 


lard), general merchandise 
Willard Geo K, postmaster 


ILLINOIS RANCH. 


Piumas County. Post-office Quincy. 


CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST.,S. F. 


Thompson J W, ranch 


227 a Street, F 


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INDEPENDENCE. 


Inyo Country. A post, express and tel- 
egraph office. very pretty little 
county seat situated in a picturesque 
and rich agricultural region. It is 
reached via the Virginia and Truckee 
Railroad and connecting stage lines. 
Population 300. 


Black Rock Saw-Mill Co, Jos Garringer, 
J A Shoemaker, Saml Thomas, AN 
Thomson, propr'etors, 

Blair J D, druggist 

Broder J, stockraiser 

Cartier H P, carpenter 

Conklin A R, atty-at-law and notary 
public 

Crough John, county clerk, auditor and 
recorder 

Fernbach Jos, brewery 

George W H, physician 

Hannah Jno A, superior judge 

Hardy G H, county treasurer 

Harris & Rhine, gen mdse, bankers, 
agts W, F & Cio’s express and ins agts 

Huff Wm H, tarber 

“INYO INDZPENDENT,” J E Par- 
ker publisher 

Irwin Jno CO, liquors and county assessor 

Laird John W P, district attorney 

Levy EH, restaurant and livery stable 

Mairs Q J, livery stable 

Maiss J D, liquors 

Matlack W F, blacksmith 

Moffatt S P, attorney-at-law 

Parker Abraham, blacksmith 

PARKER J E, publisher ‘Inyo Inde- 
pendent” 

Reddy & Conklin (P Reddy and A R 
Conklin), attorneys 

ROTSCHILD JS & CO, general mer- 
chandise and insurance agents - 

Seeley Jos, county surveyor 

SMITH JAMES W, sheriff and tax 
collector 

Stecker A, carpenter 

STEVENS § V, under-sheriff 

Symes J W, county supt of schools 

Thomson V G, coroner and public ad- 
ministrator 

Thurston S D, propr Blaney House 

Webb T, butcher 

Wood L, general merchandise 


INDIAN CREEK. 


Srskryou County. See Hooperville. 


INDIAN CREEK. 


Trinity County. Post-office Weaver- 
ville; 10 miles south of Weaverville. 


Caewell & Smith Bros, general mdse 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montgomery & 724 Market 


Cali fornia—Independence-Indio. 


| MORY G M, general merchandise 


. Oak. Anh, White Weed, Waple, Etc., 
and 90 Spear Ntreet, San Francinco. 


611 


Siegfried J B, blacksmith 
SMITH DL, postmaster 


INDIAN DIGGINGS. 
Amapor County. Post-office Oleta. 
Tholen H H, general merchandise 


INDIAN GULCH. 


Mariposa County. A post-office, 20 
miles southwest of Mariposa and 13 
i west of Bricgcport; population 


Merino OC, blacksmitlr 
Semorilo G k, general merchandise 


SOLARI N, general merchandise 


INDIAN HILL, 


Srzrra County. Post-office Campton- 
ville, Yuba County; 12 miles south- 
west of Downveville and 6 miles north- 
east of Camptonville. 


Bliss & Walton, saw-mill and lumber 

FLAGG E W, general merchandise 

McRie Alex & Co, hydraulic mines 

Pendola & Co, hydraulic mines 

Yore Peter, propr Sleighville House and 
toll road 


INDIANA RANCH. 


Yuna County.  Post-office Oregon 
House; 41 miles northeast of Marys- 
ville. 


Bell & Garrett, Eagle Quartz Mill and 
Mining Co 

Brown Joseph & Bro, bootmakers 

Camper LS, blacksmith 

Erwin E C, constable and farmer 

Fuller W C, farmer 

Labadie Ch, saw-mill 


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Owens Owen, fariner 

Reed A J, farmer 

Templar No 3Gold Mill and Mining Co 
Wilder L, county assessor 


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INDIO, 


San Dizao County.  Post-office Oak | “3 
Grove; a station on the Svuthern | 9g 
Pacific R, R., 43 miles southeast 
of Banning. 


Weaver H, hotel 


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WHITE BROS., 13 & 1S Maia and 14 & 16 Spear 
St, 8. F. Black Walnut, Spanish Cedar, Veneers. 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., »:essfuctmices.ct Piro. 19 Metre? 


612 


INEZ. 


Santa BARBARA County.  Post-offi:e 
ean Barbara. See, also, Dos Pu- 
eblos, 


Watkins H, general merchandise 


INGLENOOK. 
MENDocrino County. A post-office. 


Lockhart C, tobacco, cigars, etc 

LOCKHART HEN RY, postmaster, 
stationery, news, etv 

Moss Mrs W §, liquors 

Nicholson J W, hardware 

Nicholson W J, tobacco mfy 

Tuttle J S, dry goods, etc 


INSKIP, 


Butte County. A post-office, 40 miles 
north of Oroville. Population 100. 


Briggs Jos, lumber 

Burnham H H, saw-mill 

Carpenter C F, lumberman 

Coffee Patrick, miner 

Coon John, farmer 

Daggett J M, miner 

Ford & Coon, saloon 

Ford J H, propr Chaparral Hotel 

Heard L F, shakemaker 

Hodnett John, miner 

Lee T J, engineer 

ne Chris, cattle raiser 

McClellan Wn, toll-keeper 

Miller Geo, sawyer 

Morris Jas W, clerk and violinist 

O’Neal Geo W, shakemaker 

Peters Fred, miner 

Rookes Wm, shakemaker 

Savery Uriah, carpenter 

Sommers Guy, dancing school and 
teacher violin and cornet 

STOKES CHAS H, clerk and violinist 

STOKES JOHN, proprietor Inskip 
Hotel, and postmaster 

Stokes Mary E, teacher piano and organ 

Stromme K T, miner 

Stromme Win, miner 

Thompson Jas, propr Thompson’s Ranch 
Hotel 

Thompson John, clerk 

Waterman J W, supt Spring Valley 
Hydraulic G & M Co's Ditch 

Watkins A H, roadinaster 

Williams J, hotel 


IONE. 


Amapvor County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, 48 miles from Sac- 
ramento va Galt; 27 miles from 


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Population 800. 

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the Sierra Nevadas. It is the terminus 
of the Amador Branch of the Central 
Pacific R. R., and is the freight depot 
for supplies to Jackson, Sutter Creek, 
Amador City, Plymouth, Volcano, Dry- 
town, and all other places of importance 
in Amador and adjacent counties. The 
Forest Line of stages run_ finely 
equipped coaches from Ione to Jackson 
and Mokelumne Hill, and also to Sutter 
Creek, Amador City, Drytown and Ply- 
mouth, over good roads and through 
picturesque scenery. The minesin the 
vicinity of the town are gold producing, 
though the chief pursuit engaged in is 
farming and fruit raising. 


Adams A L, physician 

Amick J S & W A, proprs Veranda 
Hotel 

ATKINSON & STEWART (W W 
Atkinson and T P Stewart), flour-mill 

Bagley James, bootmaker 

Bass Robert, blacksmith and wagon- 


maker 

Bishop E & Co(iK Bishop and W W 
Atkinson), general merchandise and 
agricultural implements 

Brusie L, physician and druggist 

CARRINGTON REV JOHN, clergy- 
man (Presbyterian) 

Cooinbs S, constable 

Cummings James, crpitalist 

DEXTER LIVERY STABLE, J W 
Parkison Peers : 

EATON LT & SISTER, proprietors 
Union Hotel 

Ferrier J P. liquors : 

FLORENCE MILLS, Atkinson & 
Stewart proprietors 

Ford & Gray (H D Ford and John 
Gray), druggists, varieties and jewelry 

Fox W H, hardware and stoves 

Gregory U S. harness and saddles 

Hamilton Wm, propr Furest Line of 


stages 

HARRISON & EVANS (T W Harri- 
son and J T Evans), proprietors Mo- 
line Flour-mills 

Hearty Patrick, liquors 

Isaacs B & Bro, general merchandise 

Kennedy Phillip, liquors 

Luce George, painter 

MAGNOLIA SALOON, R C Mayes 
proprietor 

Marchant John, meat market 

Martin Henry, liquors 

MAYESR é. choice wines, liquors and 
cigars, and billiard room 


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McCauley James, propr Arcade Hotel 
McMurry J W, gone 
Milliken James D, house painter 
MOLINE FLO ’ (new 
double process), Harrison & Evans 
proprietors 
Newman Bros (G and J Newman), 
. general merchandise 
SALOON, M J Wool- 
roprietor 
J W, Dexter Livery 


Raap C, propr Ione City Brewery 

Ragudale J, agt R R Co, mgr W U Tel 
‘bo, and agt Forest Line of stages 

Rawlings M V B, liquors 

Rhodes Rev B F, clergyman (Methodist) 

Roberts Rev J F, clergyman (Methodist) 
eguin Frank, barber 

OONER G A, carriage and orna 

mental! painter 


STEVENS T M, Ione City capitalist 


Strong C B, undertaker 
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SURFACE J W & J P, proprietors 
Veranda Stables 
Swift C B, justice of the peace 
VERANDA STABLES, J W & J P 


Surface proprietors 

Umsted | L, blacksmith 

UNION HOTEL, L F Eaton and Sister 

roprietors 

Whitaker Joseph, bakery 

Whitlatch Mrs SL, millinery 

WOOLERY M J, choice wines, liquors 
and cigars, und billiard room 

Woolsey George, general merchandise 
and Wells, Fargo & Co.’s agt 


W. W. ATKINSON. T. P. Srswart. 


Florence Mills, 


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lone City, Cal. 


Moiine Mills. 


New Double- Process Flour. 
HARRISON & EVANS, 
Ione, Amador County, Cal. 


M. J. WOOLERY’S 
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Ione City, Amador Co., Cal. 
Landscape Painting taught on Reasonable Terms. 


IOWA CITY. 


Piacer County. A post express and 
telegraph office. A lively mining town 
of 400 inhabitants, 63 miles north of 
Sacramento on the Colfax and Iowa 
Hill stage road; distant from Colfax 8 
miles. Its altitude is about 3,000 feet 
above the sea level, the scenery in every 
direction is perfectly beautiful, the 
water is superior and the sanitary 
condition is excellent. The hills in 
the immediate viinity are timbered 
with a heavy groush of yellow and 
spruce pine and fir, though facilities 
for rapid transportation to points on 
the railroad are mace inferior by the 
presence of several steep places on the 
roads. The hillsides afford excellent 
facilities for fruit-growing and the 
culture of grapes. 


Alta Mining Co 

Brown J F, general merchandise 

Burnham I, P, carpenter 

Carder J B, agt W U Tel Co 

Cavanaugh Phillip, hotel 

Chinn J W, postmaster and agt W,F & 
Co’s express 

Clayton W E, painter 
‘ook J M, carpenter 

Dudley CC, attorney-at-law 

Fitzer S C, carpenter 

Goodwin W A, watchmaker 

Hankin A N, dry goods store 

HAWKINS GEO, general merchandise 

lowa Hill Water Works 

Iserman Mrs H, hotel 

Jones Geo, hotel 

Kilgore W M, blacksmith 

Kotter L, miner 

Lafever A, blacksmith 

Lebanon Mining Co 

Little & Bro, liquors 

Lord Geo, livery stable and liquors 

Macy CF, druggist and justice of the 
peace 

Morning Star Mining Co 

Myrick J W, propr Water Works 

New York and Placer Mining Co 

Orion Mining Co, W W Anderson supt 

Oxsig J, butcher 

Parker John, blacksmith 

Pennsylvania Mining Co 


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Peterson O H, physician 
Pioneer Mining Co 
Pursley J D, constable 
Reconstruction Mining Co 
Rich W, attorney-at-law 
San Francisco Gold Mining Co 
Schmitt Mrs John, liquors 
SMILEY JOHN, general merchandise 
Spencer E G, lumber 
Spencer O J, lumber 
Sprague S M, liquors 

ilcox C H, carpenter 
Wolverine Mining Co 
Roung J, hotel 


IOWA HILL. 


Puacer County. See lowa City. 


IRON MOUNTAIN SILVER 
MINE. 
Suasta County. Post-office Redding. 


Iron Mountain Silver Mine, Chas Cam- 
den, Wm Magee and James Sallie 
proprs 


ISLETON. 


Sacramento County. A post and ex- 
press office; delightfully situated on 
Andrus Island, in the Sacramento 
River, about forty miles below Sacra- 
mento. It presente & very neat ap- 
pearance and has some attractive feat- 
ures, chief among which is its isola- 
tion. ‘ihe soil is very fertile and fruit, 
grain, and vegetables thrive luxuri- 
antly. Population 220. 


California Sugar Mfg Co 
Dickey S, propr Isleton Hotel 
GAR. P H, general merchan- 
dise, agent Wells, Fargo & Co and 
ostmaster 
Isleton Hotel, S Dickey proprietor 
Vance H, blacksmith 


JACKSON. 


Amapor County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, and the county seat 
of the county. It is 12 miles from 
Ione City on the Jackson and = 
town Stage Road, has two weekly 
newspapers in a prosperous condition, 
telegraphic communication and a daily 
mail. The material used in the con- 
struction of ite buildings is chiefly 
stone and brick, and it therefore pre- 
sents a substantial appearance. The 
Court House is a neat-looking build- 
ing, and is on a prominent elevation 


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overlooking the principal portion of 
the town. The culture of fruitin the 
immediate vicinity is an important 
feature in. its industrial atiractions; 
it depends,some on the mining interest 
for its support. Population 1,200. 


Abramofsky C, cigar mfr and varieties 


“AMADOR LEDGER, ” Richard Webb 


editor and proprietor, 
“AMADOR SENTINEL,” A B Sen. 


ford editor and proprietor 

Araujo J, liquors 

Armstrong C B, attorney-at-law 

Askey A (Evans & Askey) 

Bales & Butterfield, undertakers 

Bales & Guerra (A B Bales and Frank 
Guerra), saloon and billiards 

Boyrie J, constable 

Briggs R M, attorney-at-law 

Bright L W, butcher 

Brown A OC, attorney-at-law 

Brown Geo J, physician 

Brown John A, county surveyor 

Brown & Robertson (C T Brown and E 
B Robertson), physicians 

Butterfield AJ, lumber, steam carpen- 
ter shop 

Caminetti A, district attorney and no- 
tary public 

Central Hotel, Mrs M Lory propr 

Chambers A, physician 

Coomb: S U, plasterer 

David P, bakery 

Donnelly D, county supervisor 

Dunning W S, deputy postmaster 

Dwyer P, prope Globe Hotel 

Eagon & Phelps (J A Eagon and T J 


Phelps), attorneys 

EVANS @ ASKEY (E Evans and A 
Askey), proprietors National Hotel 

Evans F (Evans & Askey) 

FARLEY J T. attorney-at-law 

Farley & Porter (J T Farley and J M 
Porter), attorneys-at-law 

Fontenrose L J, county clerk and re- 
corder 

Freeman E A, varieties and stationery 

Freeman E G, saddles and harness 

Ginocchio A (Ginocchio & Bro) 

Ginocchio & Bro (E and A Ginocchio), 
general merchandise 

Gironard & Leclair, blacksmiths, wagon- 
makers and carriage painters 

Globe Hotel, P Dwyer proprietor 

Goldner H, justice of the peace and va- 
rieties 

GRAY CHARLES RB, attorney-at-law 

Hinkson W R, attorney 

Hoffman Frank, livery stable 

JACKSON WATER WORKS, BF 
Richtmyer proprietor and manager 

Kay W, ice cream saloon, confectionery 
and varieties 


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KAY W, Sr, photographer 

Kelly P, constable 

Eu'ly T W, propr The Mystery 

Y-ch Albert, varieties and hairdresser 

Fr" * >aum G H, dentist 

*.(4y..crat J H, watchmaker and dealer 
in jewe'ry 

Levy J M, i eg merchandise 

Levy J M, hairdresser and baths 

Lory Mrs M, propr Central House 

Love’s Hull, Thomas Love propr 

Love Thos, liquors 

Meehan James, county treasurer 

Meek C M, postmaster, varieties, sad- 
dlery and harness 

Miller L, county superintendent schools 

Moore George, superior judge 

Muldoon E, saloon 

Murray M, county supervisor 

Mystery, T W Kelly propr 

NATIONAL HOTEL. Evans & Askey 
proprietors 

Newman L & Co (L and G Newman), 

neral merchandise ; 

Palmer R W, livery stable 

Paquette & Cadieux, blacksmiths and 
wagonmakers 

Parker James B, bootmaker 

Penry Silas, attorney-at-law 

PENRY WILLIAM M, editor “Ama- 
dor Dispatch” 

Petty A, county assessor 

Pitois E S, expressman 

Poggi L, hairdresser 

Porter J M, attorney 

Price J R, insurance agt 

Quinn P H, saloon 


maker 

Reichling P, watches and jewelry, supt 
Kennedy Mine 

Reitz & Edsinger, blacksmiths and wag- 
onmakers 

RICHTMYER B F, notary public, 

nt Wells, Fargo & Co, manager 
estern Union Telegraph Co, and 

insurance agent 

Robertson E B, physician 

Rocea Frank, liquors 

Ross B, county supervisor 

Russ & Carstens (Geo H Russ and H 
Carstens), soda factory 

Samuels J, dry goods and clothing 

SANBORN 4 o editor and proprietor 
‘‘Amador Sentinel” 

Sanders W B, public administrator and 
coroner 

Sanguinetti B, general merchandise 

Sayer Joseph, saloon 

Santie Campi, general merchandise 

Schacht B H, undertaker 

Silva A F, liquors 

Spagnoli D B, druggist and notary pub- 
lic and attorney-at-law 


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REETZ JOHN, blacksmith and wagon- 


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Spagnoli 8 G, justice of the peace 
Stanley I W, saloon 
Stuart Rev E ), Methodist clergyman 
“THE AMADOR DISPATCH,” Wm 
M Penry editor and publisher 
VOGAN JOHN, sheriff and tax col- 
ector 
RICHARD, editor and propri- 
etor “Amador Ledger” 
Weller ©, tin and hardware, paints, 
oils, paper, crockery, etc 
Wessel A & Co, proprs Kennedy Mill 
and Mine 
White Geo, liquors and varieties 
Wittman Antonia, bootmaker 
Woodhull S D, assayer 
Zeite Mining Co, —— Detert supt 


National Hotel, 


EVANS & ASKEY, 


Proprietors. 


JACKSON, 
Amador County, Cal. 


JACKSON GATE. 


Amapvor County. Post-office Jackson. 


CHICHIZOLA A, general merchandise 
Ercole K, shoemaker 
Massa Mrs A, general merchandise 


JACKSONVILLE. 


TvotumNe County. Post-oiice Chinese 
Camp; 12 miles southwest of Chinese 
Camp. : 

Ackerman D, hotel 

McKenzie T T, flour-mills 


JAMESTOWN. 


Tvo.umng County. A post and express 
Office, situated in the foot-hills of the 
Sierras, 4 miles from Sonora and 31 
miles from Milton. It is sqpyerted 
by mining. The Nevada Co.’s line of 
stages from Oakdale and Milton 
pene through daily. Population 
220. 


Ackerman Isaac, bootmaker 
Aula Frank, saloon, groceries and fancy 


Bishop M B, general merchandise 


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BUTTERFIELD B F, gen 
chandise, agent Wells, Fargo & Co, 
insurance agent, postmaster and S J 
and C C Telegraph Co 
TER. B JR, with B F 
Buttertield 


Child Harrison, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Daigle Jos, livery stable 

ark & Newcomb (Edwin Durgan and 
GL Newcomb), blacksmiths and wa- 
gonmakers 

Holmes S R, meat market 

Jones O F, saloon and lodgings 

Leland G A, bakery 

Pereira John, blacksmith, feed yard, 

vineyard and distillery 

PRESTON AB, notary public, county 
supervisor and meat market 

PRESTON RB A, telegraph operator 

Raspi Chas, general merchandise * 

Rivoli Frederico, general merchandise 

White P, Jamestown Hotel 


JAMISON. 


Piumas County. A post and telegraph 
office, 25 miles southeast of Quincy. 
Population 155. 


Babb S, constable 

Dunn Henry S, Eureka Hotel 

Lannis Lewis; saloon 

JOHNSON C W, assistant postmaster 
Levy Bros, gen mdse and post-office 
Moreno Mrs, saloon 

Omego Peter, saloon 

Willit Paul, miner 


JAMUL. 


San Diego County. A post-office, 29 
miles from San Diego, on the road to 
Campi. Population 55. 


HYDE E, postmaster 
JANESVILLE. 


Lassen County. A post-office, 12 miles 
east of Susanville. Population 100. 


Bailey J R, hotel 

Dakin & McClelland, flour-mill 

Gaddy C, constable 

MEYLERT G W, general merchandise 
SHINN A L, postmaster and justice 
of peace 


JENNY LIND. 


CaLaveras County. A post-office and 
mining camp, 4 miles northeast of 
Milton, reached by stage. 


Beysser L, justice of peace 


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Orengo G M & Bros, general mdse 

Stanswa J G, road arene 

Tyler J W, saloon , 
GO ©, general mdse and postmaster 


JERSEY LANDING. 


Contra Costa County. A post-office, 
on the San Joaquin River, about 8 
miles northeast of Antioch. 


WENDT JOHN, general merchandise, 
fe dae implements, and post: 
master 


JESUS MARIA. 


CaLAveRAS County. Post-office Mo- 
kelumne Hill ; 22 miles southeast of 
Ione, and 6 miles northeast of San 
Andreas, 


Gayon J B, general merchandise 
Genoccic John, general merchandise 
Hoce John, general merchandise 


JOHN ADAMS. 


Butre County. A post-office, 11 miles 
from Chico. Population 75. 


ADAMS JOHN, general merchandise 


and postmaster 
Hooper Wm, hot: and blacksmith 


JOHNSON’S RANCH. 
Stawisiaus County. 


SCOTT CHAS, saloon 
JOHNSVILLE. 


Prumas Country. Post-office Eureka 
Mills. Population 75. 


Bacher J F & Co, general merchandise 
Curtis Antonio, hotel 

Dolly O B, general merchandise 
Dunn H, saloon 

Eureka Quartz Mill (sixty stamps) 
Frazer & Lavanno, brewers 
Houghton J F & Bro, butchers 
Launano §, saloon 

Laurensi P, saloon 

Lorenzo Peter, saloon 

Rodoni & Dunry, saloon 

Ruck C, bootmaker 

Sorrocco Augustus, saloon 

Tirnan Peter, saloon 


WILLOUGHBY BROS, general mer- 
chandise 
Willoughby Matt, hotel and butcher 


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JOHNTOWN. 


Ex Dorapo County. See Garden Val- 


ley. 


JOLON. 


Monrerry County. A post and ex- 
press office, 64 miles southeast of Sali- 
nas; 42 miles from Soledad by stage. 


Bolton J M, stockraiser 

QCatalanatt H, saloon 

Cruy D, butcher 

DUTTON GEO, hotel, ded stable 

end agent Coast Line Stage Company 

Flemming William, farmer 

Hackett J A, gen mdse and hotel 

Mendoca M, general merchandise 

Mendoza Augustino, groceries 

Murray W J, biacksmith 

Tidball T T, gen mdse and hotel, post- 
master, agent W, F & Co’s Express 

and notary public 


JOSEPHINE. 
San Luts Onispo County, A post-office; 
on the road from Paso de Robles to 


Cambria. Stage from Paso de Robles, 
17 miles, Population 40, 


HUMPHREYS W §, general mer- 


chandise and postmaster 


JUDSONVILLE. 


Contra Costa County. A. post-otlice, 
4 miles southeast of Antioch, Popu- 
lation 325. 


Bagley D, saloon 

Belshaw & Co, general merchandise 
Hobson J, livery stable 

Jones J P, hotel 

LANDO J JR. postmaster 
McGuire P, blacksmith 


JULIAN CITY. 


San Diego County. Vost-office; is a 
very pretty mining town 45 miles 
northeast of San Diegu. The scenic 
features are magnificent attractions, 
and the climate is unsurpossed. Pop- 
ulation 150. 


Bailey Draw D, livery stable 
Bailey I H, physician 

Bamch B, miner 

Bergress E E, general merchandise 
Bundy Thos M, saloon 

Dean Geo, constable and collector 
Duffy Jas, saloon 


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Levi Adolph, general merchandise 
Mason Mrs, hotel keeper 

McCain John, blacksmith 

McDowell S A, general merchandise 
SAWDAY F R, general merchandise 
Slade ‘Thos P, attorney-at-law 

Viburg J O, wagonmaker 

Wade Thos, saloon 

Webber Charles K, saloon 

Wellington C W, cabinetmaker and 


upholsterer 
WILCOX H F, general merchandise, 
fancy goods and postmaster 
Wilcox 8 E, general merchandise 
Wilcox $ W, bootmaker 
Wilson Henry, general merchandise 


JUNCTION CITY. 


Trinity County. A post-office, 9 miles 
southwest of Weaverville. 


DAY C W, hotel and postmaster 
Given W C, butcher 

Hippler Chas, blacksmith 

Raub L F, saloon 
Versteaag P, drugs and confectionery 
Whitmore & Reed, gen mdse 


JUNCTION STATION. 


STANISLAUS CouNTy. Post-office La 
Grane. 


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Hayward S B, general merchandise 
KELLOGG. 
SonomaCounty, Post-office Calistoga; 
situated at the foot of Mt. St. Helena, 
in Knight’s Valley, 6 miles northwest 
of Calistoga, and on account of its 


superior climate and beautiful scenery 
has become quite a summer resort. 


HOLMES CALVIN H, hotel, farmer 
and cattle raiser 

Hood James, farmer and winemaker 

West —, hop and cattle raiser 

Williams —, hop raiser 


KELSEY. 


Et Dorapo County. Post-office; situ- 
ated 6 miles north of Placerville on 
stage road leading to Garden Valle 
and Georgetown, north of South For 
of American River, situated at the 
summit beyond the aforesaid river. 


Allen Thos, liquors 

Anderson Wm, general merchandise 
Lewis Thos, general merchandise 
Newel Wn, justice of the peace 
Poor John, general merchandise 


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Roelke G H, constable 
Siesenop A, hotel 
SIPSENOP AUGUST, postmaster 


KELSEYVILLE. 


LAKE County. See Uncle Sam. 


KERNVILLE. 


Kern County. A post and express 
office, distant from Havilah 18 miles, 
is reached by stages. 


Batz J B, hotel 

Billis James, general merchandise 

Bole Frank, meat market 

BROWN A, gen mise and postmaster 

Cuok H L, livery stable 

Cook Wm, brewery and liquors 

Fay Alvin, notary publiv and county 
supervisor 

Hoover M, physician 

Michels I & Oo, general merchandise 

Murphy J J, general merchandise 

Peterson N P, hotel 

Potter George, saloon 

Sumner [ W, livery stable 

Wyatt Mark, blacksmith 


KIBESILLAH, 


MENpbocINO County. A post and tele- 
graph office, 22 miles north of Mendo- 
cino. 


Banker J H, hotel and constable 
Barrett J W, saloon 

Claxton G W, justice of the peace 
Gordon Alex, county supervisor 
Hatch S B, blacksmith 

Smith Mrs RK J & Sons, hotel 
Steinberger C M, physician 
Whipple F A, postmaster 
Whipple H E & Son, gen mdse 
Whipple J T, mgr W U Tel Co 


KINGSBURGH. 


Fresno County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, on the Central Pacific 
R. R (Visalia Division), 20 miles north- 
west of Visalia. Population 120. 


Barlow John M, saloon 

Borches Bros, blacksmiths 

Bunch George, butcher 

DAVISS & CO, general merchandise 
and pioneer warehouse 

Draper & Drake, butchers 

DRAPER E J, hotel and butcher 

Einstein, Gundelfinger & Co, gen mdse 

Endicott Chas, blacksmith 

Hamilton A, saloon 


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Kingsburgh Warehouse Co, A A Smith 
manager 

Kinney E R, agt W, F & Co 

LoomisS H, barber and undertaker 

Maytield Alfred C, harnessmaker and 
saddler 

Morgan E M, attorney-at-law and real 
estate agent 

Osburn R M, phyaeias 

Reams Rev A R, clergyman (Methodist) 

Palmer John R, builder and contractor 

Scott Mrs W W, druggist 

Simpson P W, hotel 

Ward Chas F, lumber dealer 

Ward Fred, new hall 

Welker Robert, fruit 

Welsh John B, hotel and constable 


KINGSLONG FERRY. 


Piumas County.  Post-office Spanish 
Ranch. 


Hattsted Bros, miners 


KING'S RIVER. 


Fresno County. A post and express 
office, about 20 miles by stage eust of 
Fresno City. 


Anderson A G, saloon 

Caldwell Mra P, hotel 

Daniels J H, flour-mills 

Fitch C W, physician 

Frankenau & Son, general merchandise 
Henry & Lindsey, wayonmakers 

Keran G W, flour-mill 

Stephenson B E, physician 

Weihe Ph, saloon 


KINGSTON. 


Fresno County. A_ post-office, 13 
miles southwest of Kingsburgh by 
stage. 


SUTHERLAND JAMES, saloon and 
hotel 


KLAMATH MILL, 


Sisktyou Country. A post-office, 25 
miles southwest of Etna Mills. 


DAGGETT JOHN, Klamath Quartz 


Mining Co 
KNEELAND. 
Humpoipr County. A post-office, es- 
tablished in the hills, 16 miles south- 


east of Eureka, and is supported by 
stockraising. : 


CAMPBELL D, postmaster 


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KNIGHT’S LANDING. 


Youo County. See Grafton. 


KNIGHT'S FERRY. 


Stanistaus County. A post and ex- 
ress Office, on the Stanislaus River, 
2 miles from Oakdale; population 
200. 


Barnes Mrs, hotel 

Bishop & Gardner, hotel 

Dolling Otto, liquors 

Dolling Victor, brewer 

Ferguson Wallace, blacksmith 

Foster P B, harnessmaker and saddler 

Franklin James, carpeuter 

Furguson Wm, blacksmith 

Green D D, blacksmith 

Ham A, vineyard 

Lowe J H, physician 

McAI ister & Dantan, butchers 

McAllister 8, constable 

Miller Fred, saloon 

Schell A & Co, wine distillers 

Schell & Co, vineyard 

Stewart W E, fruit grower 

VALPY A M. general merchandise, 
agent Wells, Fargo & Co, notary pub- 
lic and postmaster 

Vogt Caspar, bootinaker 

Vogle L, livery stable 

Williams James, saloon 


KNOXVILLE. 


Nara County. A post and ex ress of- 
fice, 28 miles by stage from Calistoga. 


Hale J C, justice of the peace 

Keegan John, hotel 

McMILLAN ANTONIO, bookkeeper 
Redington Quicksilver Mining Co and 
avent Wells, Fargo & Co's Express 

Redington Quicksilver Co, gen mdse 

Schwatka Wm F, postmaster 

Springer Nelson, saloon 


KORBELS. ° 


Sonoma County. Post-office Guerne- 


ville, 
Bauer V, W, F & Co 
KORBEL F & BROS, lumber and 


builders’ material 


KORBEL’S MILLS. 


Sonoma County. See Guerneville. 


KREYENHAGENS. 


MERcED County. See Los Banos. 


For THE BEST FITTING SUIT OF CLOTHES go to JOE POHEIM, the Tailor. 


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‘| SHREVE MILTON, general merchan- 


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LA BALLONA. 


Los ANGELES County. 


Boyce M B, justice of the peace 
aban G L Panag 

Valdez T, constable 

Whitworth J, justice of the peace 


LADDSVILLE. 


AvamepDA County. See Livermore. 


LAFAYETTE. 
Conrra Costa County. A post-office, 
situated 14 miles northeast of Ouk- 
land, reached by Moore & Bro’s stage; 
population 75. ' 


Beeter Thomson, blacksmith 
Geils Mra Katie, saloon and dressmak- 


in 

LAFAYETTE HOTET, J 8 Moore 
roprietor 

MOORE J§, proprietor Lafayette Ho- 


tel a .d feed and sale stable 


dise, postinaster, operator telephone 
Contra Costa Telephone Co 

Thompson Peter, blacksmith and wag- 
oumaker 


LA GONIA. 


San Bernarorno County. A post-of- 
fice. 


Cook Geo A, postmaster 


LA GRACIOSA. 


Sanra Barsara County. Post-office 
Santa Maria: about 10 miles south- 
west of Santa Maria. 


Arellanes Juan, stock raiser 

LATOURETTE J, general merchan- 
ise ° 

Rouard J M, blacksmith 

Sansom A, constable 


LA GRANGE. 


Sranis,avs Country. A post and ex- 
ress Office, 32 miles by stage from 
odesto. Has a population of 150, 

and is supported through the com- 
bined interests of mining and agri- 
culture. 

Basso Mrs M M, hotel 

Bates Mrs M J, boarding-houso 

Bonnefont John, saloon 

Davis R, supt La Grange D & H M Co 


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Floto W C, livery stable 
Gannon Richard, saloon 
J A, general merchandise, 
notary public, agent Wells, Fargo & 
Co, and postmaster 
Fouse C B, blacksmith and wagonmakr 
Olcese & Monteveide, gen mdse 
Peters John, bootmaker 
Roguet Peter, barber 
Vign»8 John, general merchandise 
Watts Bros, butchers 


LA HONDA. 


San Margo County. A post-office, 154 
miles southwest of Redwood City. 


Britton A A, saloon 

Hanson & Co, saw-mill 

SEARS H J, hotel and general mer- 
chandise 


SEARS IDA J, postmistress 


LA PANZA. 


San Luts Osisro County. A post-office, 
about 50 miles northeast of San Luis 
Obispo. 

Mancilla V, general merchandise 


MASON JOHN, postmaster 


Still Abe, general merchandise 
LA PORTE. 

Puumas Counry. <A post and express 
office. A small mining town on the 
ridge which divides Yuba and Feather 
Rivers, 45 miles by stage from Oro- 
ville. It has an elevation of 4,500 

feet above the sea-level. Population 


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Archery Joseph, carpenter 

Babb Geo, livery stable 

BANK OF LA PORTE, E Brabban 
president, D Brabban cashier 

Bostillos ——, ffeighti»g merchany 

Brabban D, notary public, agt W, F & 

+ Co and cashier Bank of La Porte 

Brabban E, pres Bank of La Porte 

Buckley Harry, hotel and meat market 

Canny J & C, butchers 

Cayot Mrs, hotel 

Chamberlain B H, saloon 

Church W 8, attorney-at-law 

CUNNINGHAM PATRICK, Ameri- 
ean House, La Porte Road 

Darling T J, varieties 

Goailhard Mra, restaurant 

Harris A, stoves and tinware 

Kenny John, butcher 

Marion David, saloon 

Mason Harry, general merchandise 


McNeil Hugh, boots and shoes 

Mussey J M, physician 

O’Rourke John, hotel 

Pike Chas, carpenter 

Rhinehart M, physician 

Rosenberg Julius & Bro, gen mdse 

Russet] S S, hardware, general merchan- 
dise and blacksmith 

Swan ——, mining supt 

Washington Henry, drugs, varieties, 
justice of the peace and postmaster 


LA PUNTA, 


San Dreco County.  Post-office Tia 


Juana. 
Sheffer E E, salt works My 


LAKE CITY. 


Mopoc Country. A post-office, 220 
miles by stage northeast of Redding, 
and 30 miles northeast of Alturas. 
Population 150. 


HAMLEN A M, general merchandise 
and livery stable 

Hamlen & Co, flouring-mill 

Janes T P, blacksmith 

Wallace Wn, justice of the peace 

Wimer & Cannon, general merchandise 


LAKE HOUSE. 


SackaAMENTO County. Post-vifice Sac- 
ramento, 


Duden George, blacksmith 

Miller P, saloon 

Miller Peter, propr Lake Wouse and 
farmer 


LAKEPORT. 


Lake Country. A post and express 
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office and the cc. i* <eat, Situated | 


on Clear Lake, at distant from San 
Francisco 122 miles; reached by the 
North Pacific Coast R. R, toCalistoga, 
and W. C. Fisher’s line of stages, 
which at this point connect with lines 
running to Ukish, Bartlett Springs 
and Cloverdale. Population 8600, 
There are four churches. The conn- 
try immediately surrounding and trib- 
utary to it is a rich grazing and 
agricultural section. 


Allen Saruel, saloon 


ARNOLD MARSHALL, assistant 


ec shier Bank of Lake 


fron Dovurs. Bank Vaults, ttc. 


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BANK OF LAKE, Frank D Tunis 
president, Chas Goodwin vice-presi- 
det, Chas P Hastings cashier, Mar- 
shell Arnold assistant cashier 

“BE -DEMOCRAT,”’ Cook & Jackson 
publishers - 

Bigerstaff W J, postmaster 

BIL.GI A, watchmaker and raanufac- 
turing jeweler, watches, clocks aud 
spectacles 

BISHOP DANIEL L (Noel & Bishop) 

BOG/#S8S H C, president Farmers’ Sav- 
iags Bank 

BOGGS L H, assistant cashier Farmers’ 
Savings Bank 

Boone P T, constable 

Bray Mrs Kate, restaurant and bakery 

Be TT E W (Welch & Britt) 

ritton J J, justice of peace 
BURTNETT PETER. sheritf and tax 


collector 


Keser F H, hairdresser nd baths 

Lakeport Steam F.ouring-mills, M 

Starr propr 

Lee G M (Gully & Lee) 

Levy & Levin (Aaron Levy and: David 
Levin), general merchandise 

Logeman: Mrs Mary, millinery and 
‘ancy goods 

Lyons Ed E, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

LYON GEO A JR, general variety 
store, agent Wells, Fargo & Co, and 
general insurance agent 

Lysack & Mansen, meat market 
ACKALL J W, cashier Farmers’ 
Savings Bank, notary public and in- 
surance agent 

Mantz House, J Mantz propr 

Mathews Mack, county-school supt 


| McClenny R T, wagonmuker and car- 


penter 


Bynum Thomas, deputy clerk | McGee H W, groceries and notions 


Cahill Geo, merchant tailor | 


CHARMAK CHAS, saloon and bii- 


liards } 


Christie W A, livery and feed stable 


Clark John, agt W F Fisher’s Stage 


Line 

Clark John, saloon 

Cohn H and Son (H & E Cohn), general 
merchandise 

Cole Miss Bertha, millinery and dress- 
making 

COOK & JACKSON (John R Cook and | 
AC Jackson), publishers ‘“Bee-Dem- | 
ocrat”’ 

Cook Wim S, Mound Cottage Hotel 

Crawfcrd W, attorney-at-law 

Crump R W, district attorney 

Downes J 8S, physician 

Farmers’ Business Association, G F! 
Gardner mgr, genera) merchandise | 

FARMERS’ SAVINGS BANK, H C 
Bougs president, J W Mackall cashier, 
LH Boggs assistant cashier 

Foree Geo H, stoves, tin and hardware | 

Gardner G F, mgr Farmers” Business 
Association 

yessuner Wm, county supervisor 

Goodwin Chas, OTEL. Bank of Lake 


GREENE'S HOTEL, WeW Greene 
roprietor 
GRE EW E, under-sheriif 


Gruwell L H, county supervisor 
Gully & Lee (S G Gully and G M Lee), 
general merchandise 


Gully LG (Gully & Lee) 

HASTINGS C P, cashier Bank of 
Lake 

Hatton J S, hairdresser 

Hudson R J, superior judge 

Hutchins J M, dentist 

Johns Joseph (Norton & Johns) 

Kelly J A, county surveyor 


McGee W B, general merchandise 

McHarvey C F, harness and saddlery 

McKinley G KH, county supervisor 

Mills W G, carpenter and builder 

Mound Cottage Hotel, Wm S Cook 

ropr 

NICOLL D C (Nicoll & Parrish) 

NICOLL & PARRISH (DC Nicoll and 
James Parrish), blacksmiths and 
wagonmakers 

NOEL ALONZO E (Noei & Bishop) 

NOEL & BISHOP, (A E Noel and D L 
Bishop), uttorneys-at-law 

Norton & Johns, livery and feed stable 

Norton Nelson, (Norton & Johns) 

Page Rev P F, clergyman (Methodist) 

Oliver H A, county clerk, recorder and 
auditor 

PARRISH JAMES, (Nicoll & Parrish) 

PHELAN CE, druggist 

Phelan N, county assessur 

Phillipe J A, painter 

Roethel Ed, bootmaker 

Savisare J C, merchant tailor 

Scudamore Reynolds & Co, general mer- 
chandise and drugs 

Simmns J F, bootmaker 

Simmons 1, G, saloon 

Smith R bert O, brewery 

Starr M, proprietor Lakeport Steam 
Flouring Mills 

Tate A F & Co, hardware 

Thompson W A, under-sheriff 

Thom Wm, photographer 

Thornton P H, physician 

TUNIS FRANK DPD, notary public, 
insurance agent and-president Bank of 
Lake 

Turf Livery Stable, W A Christie propr 

Weideman Otto, bricklay«r and builder 

WELCH & BRITT (SK Welch and E 
W Britt), atturneys-at-law 


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S| Wilson M, general merchandise Y $A & Oo, saw-mill 
Woods J L, attorney-at-law | cung L 4. , 88 


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PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIETORS OF THE 


Lakeport Bee-Democrat, 


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LAKEPORY BEE-DEMocRArT in September, 1850, 


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BEST FITTING Clot 


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LIVERY, FEED 2 SALE STABLE, 
Cor. Second and Main Sts., 
Lakeport, Cal. 
NORTON & JOHNS, Prop's. 


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CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


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LAKE TAHOE. Goodrich A H, justice of the peace | 
_ Pracer County. See Tahoe City. Myers Geo, hotel, saloon and postmaster 
— Miiler Joseph, cooper 
| LAKE VALLEY. Swain H ©, hotel 


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Ex Dorapo County. A post-office, 60 Seiad 
miles northeast of Placerville. : Woodburn Robt, lumber 


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LAKEVILLE. 


Sonoma County. A post-office on the 
San Francisco & North Pacific R. R. 
distant from San Francisco 37 miles, 
and is the point of transferto Sonoma. 


BODWELL C A, postmaster and agent 


Petaluma Transportation Company 
Holly & Co, blacksmiths 


LAMB'S BRIDGE. 


Amavor Country. Post-office Forest 
Home. 


GILBERT J W & SON, grain dealers 
LANCHA PLANA. 


Amanor County. A post-office, nicely 
situated in a rich agricultural, mining 
and fruit-growing region, 15 miles 
southwest of Jackson, and 27 miles 
from Galt by stage. Population 175. 


Cauffman Jacob, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Crail Wilson, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

EARLE L M, boctmaker and justice of 
the peace 

Hollis Thomas, fruit-grower 

Maioon Wm J, fruit-grower 

Palmer S W D, gen mdse and postmaster 

Viviaa Richard T, water ditch 

Westmoreland Fred, fruit-grower 

Williams Geo F, fruit-grower 


LANE’S MINERAL SPRINGS. 


CaLaAvFrRaAs Counry. Post-ofhive 
Knight’s Ferry, Stanislaus County. 
It is 35 miles east of Stockton, in the 
root-hills of the Sierras, at an altitude 
of 1,000 feet above the level of the 
sea, 


Hutchins James, hotel and livery stable 


LANGTOWN. 


Yoto County. See Capay. 


LANGVILLE. 


Youo Country. See Capay. 


LANGWORTH. 
STANISLAUS CouNTty. Post-office Oak- 
dale ; 24 miles from Oakdale. 


' CRAWFORD E R, farmer 
| Gardner A, blacksmith 


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LARRABEE. | 


Humzouipr County. See Blocksburg. 


LAS CRUCES. 


Santa Barbara Country. A post and 
forerene office, 24 miles from Santa 
Barbara. 


Broughton R J, hotel and general mer- 
chandise 
Childs A F, general mdse, Buell Rancho 
Floris John, blacksmith 
McNEALY HE, hotel and postmaster 
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LATHROP. 


San Joaquin Country. <A post, express 
and telegraph office, on the Western 
Division of the Central Pacific R. R., 
83 miles from San Francisco, and 10 
miles from Stockton. Population 200, 


Geraty Joseph, general merchandise 

Moore Henry, justice of peace 

Parkison H_ E, liquors 

Ray T H, blacksmith 

Sanguineti D, general merchandise 

Shannon RT, propr Shannon House 

Shepherd John, agt W, F & Co, and 
postmaster 

Stackpole & Lincoln, Lathrop House 

Walker T B, constable 

Wilber AH, agt C P R R, and mgr 
W U Tel Co 


LATROBE. 


E. Doravo County, A_ post, express 
and telegraph office, 37 miles east of 
Sacramento, on the Sacramento and 
Placerville R. R., among the hills in 
an old mining section. It is a nice 
little hamlet, easy of access. Popu- 
lation 200. 


Adams A J, postmaster 

Daniels Stephen, miner 

Duden C W, railroad and telegraph agt, 
and agt W, F & Co 

Duden Mrs Mary, ranch and vineyard 

Edwards C W, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Krausse F E, meat market 

Maltby A, farmer and stock raiser 

Miller J H, hotel 

RIEBSOM & ADAMS, general mer- 
chandise 

Woodward Wn, stock raiser 


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LAUREL CREEK. 


San Mareo County. Post-office San 


» Jewelry & Diamond Work, 


Burns Jas A, attorney-at-law 
COPELAND © W. general merchan- 
dise and postmaster 


Mateo; 2? miles from San Mateo, on | Dickson James, avt W, F & Co's express 
the Northern Division of the Southern uecad NP, ph Mician 


‘ Cummings W B, farmer 
McLellan Mrs, farmer 
Murray L T, farmer 


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LAWRENCE. 


miles from Santa Clara. 
LAWRENCE A C, agent Southern 
Pacific R R, Wells, Fargo & Co, 
farmer and warehouseman 


LAYTONVILLE. 


MENDocINO Country. A post and ex- 
oa office, 11 miles northeast of 
V estport. 


Pacific R. R. (Northern Division), 44 
Helm M V, hotel and livery 
Layton F B, blacksmith 
McDowell Bros, saloon 
WILSON J G, geveral merchandise 


and agent for Wells, Fargo & Co 


LE BRIGHTS. 
Mariposa County. Post-vffice Modesto; 
5 miles from Modesto. 


Le Bright F, hotel 


LEESVILLE. 


Cor.vsa County. A post-office, situated 
in the Coast Range, on the main road 
from Williams te Bartlett Springs, at 
the junction of Cook & Faut’s 
Springs’ road, and 27 miles wert of 
Colusa. It is an important trading 
pyint Population 40. 


PERDUE PETER §, hotel 
Tucker W M, gen mdse and postmaster 


LEMOORE. 


TuLarE County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, on the Southern Pa- 
citic R. R. (Goshen Division}. 


Blucher J, hotel 


Fox & Sweetland, groceries 
ory A, attorney-at-law and notary 
ublic 

Gufith Frank, constable 

Ham I H, flouring-mills 

Hamlin B, druggist 

Hinlen J R, grain and lumber 

Hopf Robert, bricklayer, plasterer, 
draughtsman, etc 

Lobree J & Co, genera! merchandise 

Lovelace & Lamberson (M H Lovelace 
and C G Lamberson), real estate and 
collecting agents 


Sanyra Ciara County. Post-office San- | Lovelace M H, constable 
ta Clara; a station on the Southern | Mack & Bernheim, general merchandise, 


banking and exchange 

Mapes A 8, harness and saddlery 

Mocney A, varieties 

Palmer Rev Edwin, clergyman (Meth- 
od’ st) 

Schwartz & Brownstone, gen mdse 

Vermason C, hotel and butcher 

Weddle M G, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Wilsor. F, biacksmith and wagonmaker 


LEWIS. 
Marrposa County. A , ost-office, 7 miles 
south of Bridyeport. 


LEWIS JACOB, variety store, black- 


smith and farmer 


LEWISTON. 


Triniry County. <A post and express 
office, 12 miles northeast of Weaver- 
ville; population 325, 


Berber W H, hotel and saloon 


Ehrman H, butcher 

HAYS HB, general merchandise, post- 
master and agent Wells, Fargo & Co 

Larson I, bo stmaker 

McLim+n Wm, blacksmith 


PAULSEN J, general merchandise 
LEXINGTON. 


Sanra Ciara County. See Alma. 


LIDELL. 


Napa County. A post-offive. 
Lidell M, hotel 
STANDIFORD THOS, general mer- 


chandise 
Thomas W M, general merchandise 
Wardner S, generai merchandise 


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LINCOLN. 


Piacer County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, very pleasantly lo- 
cated on the line of the Oregon Di- 
vision of the Central Pacific R. R., 29 
miles from Sacramento. It is rich 
agriculturally. There are two hotels, 
both first-class and conveniently situ- 
ated. One of the largest manufactur- 
ing establishments on the coast is 
situated here, and is.owned and 
worked by Gladding, McBean & Co, 
who have offices in all the principal 
towns of California. Population 400. 


Aldrich Geo D, gen mdse and lumber 

Beermann Chas, harness and saddlery 

Broyden Frank, saloon 

Burdge Mrs S D, private board and 
lodgings 

Congregational Church 

BROWN ING FG, propr Mason hotel 


F. G. BROWNING, 


Mason Hotel, 
LINCOLN. 


Dallman James, dry goods and clothing 

Elder S R, blacksmith and wayonmaker 

FLEMING AC, agent California and 
Oregon R KR, Western Union Tele- 
graph operator and agent Wells, Far- 

o & Co’s Express 

GLADDING, McBEAN & CO. manu- 
facturers sewer and vitritied pipe 

Gold Hill, No 32, F & AM 

Hanson Albert, bootm iker 

Harper T B, grain, flour and gen mdse 

Heany Jobn, mfr agricultural imple- 
ments and horseshoeing 

Hickey L H, blacksmith and horseshoe- 


ing 

Hoppert C H, bakery and restaurant 

Ingram Wm, postmaster 

Ingram & Young, general merchandise 
and druggists 

Kennedy Charles, propr Logan House 

Lincoln Coal Mine, John Lands propr 

Lincoln Water Co, Gray propr 

Logan House, Chas Kennedy propr 

Ma tin Michael, meat market 

MASON HOUSE, F G Browning pro- 
prietor (see advertisement) 

Mursell J G, physician 

Olive Lodge, No 79 

Parlin J B, saloon 

Reese James M, barbor 

Simpson Mrs E, varieties 

Singer Peter, attorney-at-law 


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Stradley N B, oy Vide 
Strohlberg , bootmaker 

Valley Lodge, No 107, LOO F 
Wadley G L ance and surgeon 
Woodland R H, liquors 


LINDALE. 


Mopoc Country. A post-office, 154 
miles northeast of Alturas. 


MORRISON J C, postmaster 


LINDEN. 


San Joaquin County. Situated on 
tae Mokelumne Hill Road, 12 miles 
from Stockton, in a rich agricultural 
section. Linden pussesses a large 
brick flouring-mill and several flour- 
ishing business houses, besides busy 
workshops and a gvod hotel. 


Alanson Rev J M, clergyman (Methodist 
South) 

Archer John, supervisor 

Ashley James, meat market 

Bingham & Co (John A Bingham), Lin- 
den Flour Mills 

Botts G W, saddles and harness 

Brady James, saloon 

Chilson Rev D W, Methodist clergyman 

Curtis M, constable 

Devanport William A, blacksmith 

Freeman H K, physician 

GUERNSEY F A & CO (F Aand DA 
Guernsey), gen mdse and post-cffice 

Hughes E J, blacksmith 

Klinger George, harnessmaker 

LINDEN HOTEL, D W McCarthy 
proprietor 

McCARTHY D W, proprietor Linden 
Hotel | 

Murphy J G, justice of the peace 

Odam Rev A, Methodist clergyman 

Pasnault Simon, wagonmaker and 
blacksmith 

Spencer A B, bootmaker 

Taylor Ira, justice of the peace 

Tull N, wood work«-r 

Warren & McCarthy, gen mdse 

WARREN J W, wines, liquors and 


cigars 


Linden Hotel, 


D, W. MeCARTHY, Proprietor. 


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Sacramento, Cal. 


LINN’S VALLEY. 


35 miles northeast of Bakersfield. 


Earley T, hotel 

Gurnett L, blacksmith 

Wobay J J, general merchandise 
OOD L N, general merchandise 


LITTLE LAKE. 


MENDocino County. Post-office Wil- 
lits. Located 22 miles from Ukiah; 
is a town of modern growth, it having 
been laid out in 1878, and already 
numbers a population of about 300. 
The Mendocino Agricultural Associa- 
tion has its grounds near this place, 
and to the efforts of the citizens its 
inauguration ismainly due. Thetown 
is the center of trade for some 25 
square miles, situated in Little Lake 
Valley, which is about four miles in 
diameter. 


Barnett E, general merchandise 

Brown & Davis, hotel and livery 

Buel E C, carpenter 

Coates & Hoffer, liquors 

Day A F, livery stable 

Day R O, restaurant 

Dobkins J S, blacksmith 

Holman Bros, liquors 

Irvine & Muir, general merchandise 

Lowe J P, harn ssmaker 

Mast BG, butcher 

McCarty W A, blacksmith 

McMaster » paysician 

Morgan & Kelley, grist-mill 

NORTON H L, lumber-mill and gen- 
eral merchandise 

Partin Thos, liquors 

Ramey & Mason, physicians 

oss O A, Congregational clergyman 

Vincent Mrs D F, millinery 

Vincent DS, wagonmaker 

Wiilits Hiram, gen mdse and postmaster 


LITTLE RIVER. 


Menpocino County. A post-office, on 
the coast, 160 miles above San Fran- 
cisco, and 93 miles by stage from Dun- 
ean’s Mills, Population 200. 


COOMRS & PERKINS, lumber and 
genvral merchandise 

Corrigan J S, general merchandise 

Dennen John D, carpenter 

Gowell Alfred, carpenter 

Kent Wm H, butcher 

Mahlman A F, hotel 

Marsan P, blacksmith 

Murray T, hotel 


Kern Counry. Post-office Glennville; 


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626 California—Linn’s Valley-Litton Springs. 


Pullen C, millwright 
Sampson E G, blacksmith 
Stevens Isaiah, postmaster 
Stickney R, farmer 


LITTLE SHASTA. 


Siskrvov County. See Mount Shasta. 


LITTLE SHASTA MILL. 


Siskiyou County. Post-office Mount 
Shasta. 

LITTLE SHASTA MILL CO, Irvin 
Shepard, J M Walbridye and P S 
Terwilliger p.oprietors flour-mills 

TerwijJliger PS, farmer 

Walbridge J M, general merchandise 


LITTLE STONY. 


Cotusa County. A post-office; 15 miles 
from Willows. 


Burgell Richard S, postmaster 

BURGETT HENRY, general mer- 
chandise 

Sisk Thomas C, meat market 

Smith John L, tlouring mill, saloon and 
hotel 

Stroud T M, blacksmith 

Weyand Julius, justice of peace 

Walkup Joseph M, constable 


LITTLE YORK. 


NeEvapA County. A_ post-office; 12 
miles southeast of Nevada City. Pop- 
ulation 120, 


Aplin Doc, supt Manzanita Hill Min- 
ing Co 

Christmas Hill Claim, Henry Mellor 

East New York Co, St Clair & Co 

Hill Wm, toll-road and gen mdse 

Little York Water and Mining Co, T N 
Wheeler sunt 

Manzanita Hill Mining Co, Doe Aplin 
supt 

Mellor Henry, supt Christmas Hill 
Claim 


| St Clar & Co, supt East New York Co 


Wheeler TN, supt Little York Water 
and Mining Co 


LITTON SPRINGS. 


Sonoma County, —Post-office Geyser 
Springs. <A telegraph office; situated 
on the San Fran isco & North Pa- 
citie R. R., 4 miles from Healdsburg. 


Atherton Rev I W, chaplain Litton 
Springs College 


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College 
= BOUTON A, orchard and nursery 
bab France W M (telegraph), Litton Springs 
College 
Gamble Mrs, instructor Litton Springs 
College 
” GAMBLE PROF JOHN, principal 
: Litton Springs College for boys 
Led Haigh Edwin, farmer 
= Hali L J, farmer 
Kretsinger G W, AM, Litton Springs 
College 
Lerch Emil, teacher of music, Litton 
Springs College 
Le Reed A C, farmer 
rar] Shakespeare S H, instructor Litton 
— Springs College 
— Swisher J R, physician Litton Springs 
College 


LIVE OAK. 


Sutter County. A post and express 
office. Is a small, but prosperous 
town of about 229 inhabitants, situa- 
ted on the line of the Oregon Division 
Central Pacific R. R., 11 miles north 
of Marysville and $ miles northwest 
of Yuba City, at which point large 
quantities of wood is shipped and con- 
siderable trading done. 


Andrews S R, blacksmith 

Armstrong H, boarding-house 

Armstrong & McFarland, gen mdse and 
warehouse 

Embers Wm, liquors 

GODFREY H J, general merchandise, 
warehouse, postmaster, agt CP R R 
Co, agent Wells, Fargo & Co’s Ex- 
press and notary public 

MclIlmoil R, saloon and feed stable 

Ramsdell I N, liquors 

Schnepel L, boots and shoes 

Stafford Bros, blacksmiths 


LIVERMORE. 


ALAMEDA County. A post, express and 
telegraph office. Is a thriving, grow- 
ing town of about 1,000 inhabitants, 
beautifully located in Livermore Val- 
ley, 47 miles from San Fraccisco, via 
Central Pacitic R. R. The Livermore 
House is the only first-class hotel. 


, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montgomery & 724 Market. 


Alvreas A J, barber 

Anspacher Bros, general merchandise 

ANTHONY F A, inanufacturer of tin, 
shevt iroa and copperware and dealer 
in stoves, hardware and crockery 
(See advertisement) 

Aylward John, blacksmith 


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Bacon Rev, pastor M E Church 

Badillini Antone, Washington Hotel 

Bailey H, real estate 

Barthold Albert, dray and express 

BARTLETT W P, proprietor ‘‘Liver- 
more Herald” 

Bastian George, bootmaker 

Beandry D G, watchmaker 

Beazell James, city trustee 

Beazen A G, blacksmith 

Bernard Geo, dentist 

Brentzel Fred, gun shop 

Brooks M M, dray and expressman 

CARNDUFF F F, attorney; editor 
and publisher ‘‘Livermore News” 

Catanich Peter, saloon 

CHENEY Z D, groceries and provis- 
ions 

Christensen & Co, saloon 

Christensen Mary, dressmaking 

Comegys, Block & Co (G W Comeygs), 
groceries and hardware 

Couner D M, attorney-at-law 

Conrad Henry, barber 

CUTLER LH, physician, druggist and 
postmaster 

Davis J M, supt vineyard, Olvina 

Dolan M, saloon 

DUTCHER N D, hardware, tinware 
and stoves 

Farmer H W, tailor 

Fitzgerald George, saloon 

Flanagan Patrick, blacksmith and wag- 
onmaker 

Gardemeyer C & Bros, soda works 

Gardemeyer D, hairdressing 

Gardemeyer Henry, saloon and Liver- 
more Soda Works 

Gelich Bros, varieties 

Gorner Theo, harness and saddles 

Graham Robert W, undertaker, furni- 
ture dealer and justice of the peace 

Grassi Frank, hotel 

Haines 8 S, auctioneer 

Harris Joseph, varieties 

Harvey Bros, livery stable 

Heslip P C, foundry 

Hilton Gilley, town marshal 

Hilton Lemon, marshal 

Hobbs 8, hay and grain 

Holines N Bb, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

HORTON & KENNEDY, lumber and 
mills 

Hupers Moritz, Farmers’ Exchange 

Jaccard H P, watchmaker and jeweler 

Jacker J Th, machinist, gun and lock- 
smith 

Jagoe Robt H, bootmaker 

Jahnigen & Brandt, saloon 

Jenkins Mrs M, hotel 


Jones Win, saloon 
Jordan Wendell, Livermore Brewery 
Land B F, agt Singer Mfg Co 


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Langen G G_ W, attorney-at-law and no- 
ary pu 

LAUMEISTER ANTON, Tony's Bak- 
LAUMEISTER W_ F, proprietor 


Livermore Flour-mills 
Leal A P, barber 
Lemkan A liquor 
Lemka saluon 
LEST J, house, sign, and dec- 
orative painter (see advert: tisement) 
LEVY SAU BL, genoral merchandise 
Levy T L, saloon 
Livermore Bakery, Simon Wetterau 


ropr 
LIVERMORE FLOUB-MILLS, W F 
Laumeister TE HER 
“LIVERMORE HERALD,” W P 
Bartlett proprietor 
LIVERMORE HOTEL, W S Low 
proprietor 
Livermore Ice Co 
“LIVERMORE NEWS” (The), F F 
Carnduff & Co 
Livermore Valley Agricultural Works, 
PH MeVi MOR ropr 
“ LIVER VALLEY RE- 
vit 44 Weetor Frank F Carnduff pro- 
prietor 
Livermore Water Works, John Aylward 
prepr 
Litz Henry, saloon 
Love M P_H, attorney-at-law 
LOW W s. proprietor Livermore 
Hotel (eee advertisement) 
Luyten Peter, restaurant and saloon 
Mack M F, boots, shoes, and furnishing 
goods 
Mally Fred, varieties 
McKeany Peter, City Market 
McLeod A J, stationery, and county 
assessor 
MeVicar Phil H, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 
Mendenhall D A & Co, dry goods 
Mendenhall Wm H. city trustee 
MITCHELL JOHN L, city. trustee 
insurance agent, and agent Central 
Pacitic R R and Wells Fargo & Co 
Mitchell W F, town clerk 
MORETTEJ P. harness and saddles 
Morning Star Hotel, Frank Grassi propr 
| Moy Peter, city trustee 
Moye & Connolly, Livermore Meat 
| Market 
| Moye John, Livermore Meat Market 
| Murphy Edward, saloon 
Napier Win, saloon 
| Norfolk Livery Stable, Wm Harvey 
propr 
O’Brien. James, jnarness and saddles 


PRISOW CELLS, 


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7 Main Street, s. F 


Pink Louis, saloon 

Piser E, general merchandise 

PULL F astor Catholic Church 
LEN ¢. » hotel 

atemed J P, physician 

Robinson J D,_vineyardist 


RYAN MISSES, millinery and dress- 
makin 


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Sager & Corbett, meat market 

Savage & Bro (S Land C W Savage), 
dentists 

Scanlin Dauiel, tailor 

Schmidt Chr, saloon 

Schoenstadt M F, Magnolia Saloon 

Scott & Church, druggists 

Scott Mrs M A, singing and music 
teacher 

Smith J D, Livermore College 

Sinith Nicolas, saloon 

SMITH wi §, livery and feed stable, 
and constable 

Stanley Geo, undertaker 

Stevens C J & Co (Geo Beck), groceries 

Stevens & Wilkinson, warehouse 

Still W E, real estate aud employment 
office 

Studer Fred, bootmaker 

Taylor J H, city urustee 

Taylor W S, physician and surgeon 

Thomas David E, saloon 

TONY’S BAKERY, Anton Laumeis- 
ter proprietor 

Tripler Chas S, wine raiser 

Van Horn J C, painter 

Victor Chas 8, gents’ furnishing goods 

Wagner Robert A, teacher of piano and 
organ 

Washington Hotel, Antone Badillini 

Waterman M & Co, dealers in grain 
and warehouse 

Weymouth Dennis, carriage painter 


F. A. ANTHONY, 
Stoves 2 Tinware 


AND CROCKERY. 
LIVERMORE, 


LIVERMORE HOTEL, 


Mill Square, Livermore, Cal. 
Cc. J. PULLEN, Proprietor. 


A Jarge main addition has just been added to 
this House, which has been elegantly furnished 
throughout. 

Sample Rooms attached to the House. 

Table the best the Market can supply. 


Pare A,. contractor TERMS: 
Paul DG, windmills PON ii coinrelsertacsdurd $1.50 to 83.00 
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Cali fornia—Livermore—Lockeford. 629 


WM. J. LESTER, 
House, Sign & Decorative Painter, 


Main Street, Livermore, Cal. 
Next door east of Livermore Hotel. 


Contracts taken for all kinds of Paint Work. 
Gold Work, Kalsomining, Whitening and Tin- 
ning done at short notice. Graining and Paver 
pg hy Also, dealer in all goods in the line 
o ints. 


J, L. MITCHEL, 
REAL ESTATE 


—— AND — 


GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, 


OFFICE : 


oO. P. R. R. Depot, 
LIVERMORE, CAL. 


LIVINGSTON. 


MERCED County. See Cressey. 


LOBETUS STATION. 


San Mareo County. Post-office Half 
Moon Bay; 8 miles from Half Moon 
Bay. 

GLEASON EDWARD E, hotel 

Saunders A & J N, luinber 


LOCKEFORD. 


San Joaquin County, A post and ex- 
press office, situated in the midst of 
an extremely fertile section, 16 miles 
northeast of Stockton, by the Water- 
loo Wagon Road, and 74 miles east 
of Lodi, the nearest station on the 
Central Pacitic R. R. The situation 
of the town is a very favorable one, 
both from a business stand-point, and 
when considered as a place of resi- 
dence. Lockeford takes its name 
from the Locke Bros, whosettled here 
in 1850, coming by water with sup- 
plies at the time of the flood. Popu- 
lation 300. 


Ambrose W B, general merchandise and 
postmaster 

Belknap Rev S, clergyman (Methodist) 

BRUMI M, general merchandise, agent 
Wetls, Fargo & Co, groceries, provis- 
ions, dry goods, boots, shoes, hard- 
ware, drugs, wines, liquors and ci- 
gars 


Bryant & Sherdian (M E Bryant and 
rank Sherdian), meat market 

Caldwell & Starkey (Edward Caldwell 

and Frauk Starkey), livery stable and 


saloon 

CALLAWAY & KUEHL (A E Calla- 
way and H C Kuehl), harness and 
saddles : 

Carroll Miss S L, dressmaker 

Chadd Mrs L E, millinery 

Coil James, carpenter 

Cotton Jeremiah, saloon 

Cudner A A, carpenter 

Daily Thos, wagonmaker 

Day & Fenn, restaurant 

Fenn John, hotel and liquors 

Foote E N, pt sician and surgeon 

Foote E N Sons, physicians 

Foote Gilbert, physician and surgeon 

GloverG F, atSJ&SNRR 


GRANT JP, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 
Haley J H, harnessmaker 


‘| Kirk J B, constable 


Kuehl & Calloway, upholsterers, etc 

Kuehl H C, saddler and harnessmaker 

La Rue & Boag (J M La Rue and James 
Boag), grain warehouse 

Locke D J, grain warehouse 

Locke Luther J, meat market 

Lone Star Flouring Mills, S L Magee & 
Co proprs . 

Owens George, wheelwright and justice 
of the peace 

PASCOE REV W H, Congregational 
clergyman 

Patton R L, propr Patton’s Hotel 

Ringer Geo, saloon and constable 

Rogers Isaac, propr Lockeford Hotel 

Rue L & Boyue, warehouse 

Sargent C S, physician 

Sherden F, butcher 

Smith E, clergyman 

Solomon H 8, barber 

STEACY BENJAMINE, blacksmith 


and wagonmaker 
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BENJAMINE STEACY, 
BLACKSMITH & WAGONMAKER 


AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS 


Made and Repaired and Stock on hand. 


Lockeford, San Joaquin Co., Cal. 


Thompson John G, tin shop 
Thorp John B, constable 


Tretheway & Daley (Arthur Tretheway ' 


and T H Daley), blacksmiths and wa- 


onmakers 


AGNER JULIUS, fire insurance 
Wagner R O, carpenter and surveyor 


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WATERMAN §. dry goods, clothing, 
hats, bots and ehoes, fancy goo 
eneral merchandise and grain buyer 
Willson George, bootmaker 
Wilson Miss B, dressmaking 
Wright & Miller, painters 


‘ JAMES P. GRANT, 
Carriage and Wagon Manufactorer, 


Carriage Painting and T:imming, Horseshoeing 
and all kinds of Repairing done at the 
Lowest possible rates. 


Lockeford, San Joaquin Co., Cal. 
LOCUST GROVE. 


Sonoma County. Post-office Sonoma, 


TILDEN & TOWLES, job printers 
LODI. 


San Joaquin Country, A post, express 
and telegraph office, situated on the 
Central Pacitic K. R., 14 miles from 
Stockton. The vicinity is celebrated 
for its rich soil and largecrops. ‘There 
are two railroads running through the 
town, the narrow-guage running eust 
and west. It is a town of about 800 
inhabitants, and possesses a chair 
factory, flouring-mill, saw-mill, as 
well as several other: flourishing busi- 
ness institutions. The hotel accom- 
modations are good, The Sargent 
House, kept by ‘Thomas A, Wilson, is 
strictly tirst-class, as well as home- 
like, and travelers will tind the host a 
genial one and full of courtesy to his 
guests. 


Ames & Van Vlear, blacksmiths 

Armes J R, blacksmith and wagonmaker 

Baker S J, harness and saddlery 

Botzbach R (Botzbach & Jorg: nkon) 

Botzbach & Jorgenson (R Botzbach anu 
J Jorgenson), restaurant 

Browne Robert, livery and feed 

Burchard E A, physician 

Chambers A C, farming 

CLUFF MRS GERTIE DE FORCE, 
editor, proprietor and publisher “Val- 
ley Record” 

Clutt & Smith, agricultural implements 
and undertakers 

Comstock N A, carpenter and contractor 

Cope Robert, farming 

Copeland Mrs F M, dressmaking 

Copeland F M, saloon 

Craner S, general merchandise 

De Force J H, planing-mill 


PRISON CELLS, no Ber Wass mrcae i 


No. 227 Main Street, 8. F. 


Dickerson Caro, insurance agt and not- 

ary public 
Dougherty J W, a feed stable 
DOUGHERTY & WILSON, livery 


stable 

ELLIS & McQUAID, proprietors 
‘Lodi Seutinel” 

Ellis Ralph, wheat buyer 

EMERSON HOUSE, J H Emerson 
proprietor 

Emerson J H, propr Emerson House 

Fairchilds Thos, clothing 

Fleming J, blacksmith and borseshoer 

Gordon Chas H, physician 

Graham R L & Co, druggist and post- 
master P 

GRANGERS CO-OPERATIVE 
BUSINESS ASSOCIATION, Wm 
Ennis president, C T Elliott secretary, 
Ed R Pease manager 

Grant F, physician 

Green Bros, general merchandise 

Green Watson C, attorney-at-law 

Guiseppi Depauli & Co, vegetables 

Hanson G F, druggist 

Haswell Rev CS, clergyman (Methodist) 

Hay C A, agent CP R Rand W U Tel 
operator 

Hill G W, watchmaker and jeweler 

Hollis Mrs F H, millinery 

Horn Louis, boot and shoemaking 

Howe E, agt Singer Manufacturing Co 

Hubbard J J, iivery stable 

Ivory C O, gen mdse and agt W, F & Co 

James T J, constable 

Jorgenson J (Botzbech & Jorgenson) 

Larrabee Chas, furniture and repairing 

Larson A J, soda tactory und ice depot 

Lawrence & Locke, Lodi brick ware- 
house 

Lodi Flouring Mills (Sperry & Co proprs) 

“LODI SENTINEL” (weekly), Ellis 
& McQuaid proprs (see advertisement) 

McDonald A L, contractor and builder 

McLachlan E B, painter 

MeSherry & Sinks, groceries 

Meeker A C, land agent, notary public 
and insurance agent 

Meiyers & Ziegler (F Meiyers and Wm 
Ziegler), restaurant aid bakery 

Mowery G M, meat market 

Mowery G M, saloon 

Mundell John, barber 

Musselman David, dentist 

Miller Wm H, painter 

O’Dell T H, physician 

Palmer Rev T B, clergyman (Methodist) 

PEASE ED R. manager Grangers’ Uo- 
Operative Business Assoviation 

Rich C A, general merchandise 

Rieffel L, barber 

Russell T R, saloon 

Rutledge A T, undertaker and lumber 


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Hope and Mokelumne Hill stages Tindell Mrs M B, millinery 


Singer Machine Office, E Howe agent | oni George, stoves and tiaware 
Tracy Thomas, saloon 


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Stopp & Co, saloon Zigne:o Antona, fruit stand 


FASHION LIVERY STABLE, 
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First-Class Turnouts, 


MODERATE CHARGES. 


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and Transient Teams. 


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PROPRIETORS, 


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THOS. A. WILSON, Proprietor. 


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FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS at Moderate Charges. 


Office of the New Hope and Mokelumne Hill Stages, 
The Sargent House is a first-class Hotel kept by THOS. A. WILSON. 


LOMO. 


Butre County. Post-office West 
Branch; 30 miles from Chico, 


COOLEY A W, hotel 
LOMPOC. 


Santa BARBARA County. A post, ex- 
press and telegraph office; an agricul- 
tural town, surrounded by a large ex- 
tent of country devoted to farming, 
stock-raising and dairying. The col- 
ony contains «hout 1,500 people, there 
being about 40) in the town. It is sit- 
uated }:: miles inland from the steam- 
er landing, on the Coast Staye Line. 


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HARDWOOD LUMBER, SY5it TE BROS, 124 15 Main and 14 & io Spear 


There are six good schools, a steam 
flouring-mill, a weekly paper, and 
city water works. It is a temperance 
settlement, saloons or hotels with 
“bars” not being allowed. 


Anthony Bros (G J and Orville An- 
thony). blacksmithing 

Austin W H, painter 

Axtell J D, hotel 

Barker Joshua, road overseer 

Broughton W W, attorney-at-law and 
deputy sheriff 

BROWN JOHN A, proprietor Lompoc 

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BUCKLEY P J, boot and shoemaker 
Jantley & Sudden, lumber 


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W W, dealer in 
watches, clocks and jewelry; repair- 
ing done 

Craig E, cooper 

Dean M S (Hill & Dean), Purissima 
Ranch 

Dewing A W, hairdressing 

Dimock H C (Dimock & Saunders) 

Dimock & Saunders (H C Dimock and 
aa Saunders), physicians and drug- 


Dinwiddie J F, varieties and billiards 

Doak N S (NS Doak & Co) 

DOAK NS & CO (N S Doak and W H 
Schuyler), ne and commission 

Elkins I B (Elkins & Ivory) 

ELKINS & IVORY (I B Elkins and 
H W Ivory), blacksmiths and wagon- 
makers 

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Heacock E H, sttorne -at-law 

Heacock L J, constable 

Henning D C, miller 

Hill & Dean (F E Hill and M S Dean), 
apiarists, Purissima Ranch 

Hill F E (Hill & Dean) 

Hill Jesse, stock ranch 

Hoops & Herbert, groceries 

Ivory H W (Filkins & Ivory) 

Kelley & Dille (E C Kelley and I N 
Dille), wheelwrights 

Kelley EC, wagonmaker 

BERT H H, undertaker and fur- 


niture 
T MRS H PF. furnishing 
goods, boots, shoes and notions 
Lansdell A, tailor, justice of the peace 
and notary public 
La Salle Chas, apiarist 
Lompoc Flouring Mill, D C Henning 


supt 
LOMPOC HOTEL, John A Brown pro- 


rietor 

LOMPOC RECORD,” J W Webb 
publisher 

Lukens J H, physician and surgeon 

McGee W J, bootmaker 

Murray J C, harnessmaker 

Newkirk & Potter (R S Newkirk and 

. LF Potter), feed and grain 

Newkirk R 8 (Newkirk & Potter) 

Parsons Mrs E B, milliner and dress- 
aoa | 

Peck O (O Peck & Son) 

Peck O & Son (O and W H Peck), 
hardware 

Peck W H (0 Peck & Son) 

Potter L F (Newkirk & Potter) 

Presley Frank, livery, feed and sale sta- 
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Punley J F, live : 

Roberts Geo, real estate, general busi- 
ness agt and notary public 


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California—Lompoc—Long Bar. 


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Rudolph H 8, general merchandise 

Ruppert A, mineral water 

Saunders C-L, general merchandise 

Saunders Z W (Dimock & Saunders) 

Schuyler W H (N S Doak & Co) 

Sloan James (Sloan & Steward) 

Sloan & Stewart (Jas Sloan and N 

Stewart), meat market 

Stewart N ‘Sloan & Stewart) 

TUCKER B F, varieties, insurance, 
ostmaster, and agent Wells, Fargo 

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Tucker Phil Jr, varieties and grain mer- 


chant 
J W, publisher ‘“‘Lompoc Rec- 
ord,” and general job printin, 
LL I, general merchandise and 
commission 
Wilkin C E (Wilkin Sisters) 
Wilkin L A (Wilkin Sisters) 
Wilkin Sisters (C Eand L A Wilkin), 
milliners and dressmakers . 
Woodcock F S, clergyman (Methodist) 


LONE PINE. 


Inyo County. A post and express 
office, 16 miles south of Independence. 


Barnes J, hotel 

Burkhardt Fred, watches and jewelry 

Burt W, livery stable 

Cohn E, general merchandise 

Colleav L, physician 

Crilovich C, restaurant 

Dodge J G, livery stable 

Edwards E H, general merchandise 

Harvey A OC, Slackemith and wagon- 
maker 

Harvey W B, meat market 

Hughs J R, saloon 

Lasky L, general merchandise 

Lubken John, brewery 

Meysan C, general merchandise 

Montana A A & Bros, saloon 

Montano & Dornalech (A A Montano 
and P Dornalech), liquors 

Richards & Castro, liquors 

Soccocia B, fruit and confectionery 

Stewart Mrs A, hotel 

STEWART J J, postmaster and agent 
Wells, Fargo & Co 

Williams & Quinn (D H Williams and 
J D Quinn), brewery 

Zaun 8, general merchandise 


LONG BAR. 


Yusa County.  Post-office Brown 
Valley. ‘ 

Hague LL, physician . 

Hibbert & Burris, grocera 

Pelatier D, vineyard 


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@ Perry E F, wine grower Craig T P, postmaster —_ 
Robert-on James, blac!.smith Dowell F M, wagonmaker and livery |" 
Sersanous M, hotel stable = 
Smith Mrs J B, hotel Dowell N, gunsmith and tanner mmf 

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Marcus » justice of the peace — 

LONG BRIDGE. Movers S C, hotel F = 

Sanra Ciara Country.  Post-office —_—— r— 

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“8 ’ ALAMEDA Cuunty. A _ post-office, 3 

Canilt J, trapper miles from Oakland. . de &3. 


Rispaud Gezcin, saloon 


LONG VALLEY, besyii 
LassENn County. A post-office, 50 miles LOS ALAMOS. 


southeast of Susanville; supported ; 
by farming and stock raising. Popu-|S4NTA Barsaua Country. A post and 


lation 10, express offi:e, 15 miles northeast o 


: Lompoc. Population 60. . 
DOE TW costae Averill HA, lumber yard 
Evans A B, ones Ayers & Walker, druggists 
Ferris Ed, dairyman ay eve vane GRUB 
Greeno Geo, stuck raiser rown Wm, butcher 


WHITNEY E L, postmaster and 


varieties 


. : Coleman & Hesser, butchers 
ho fs iM oe alaae Cumming James, constable 
Steinberger J M, hotel and ranch Curtis W W, justice of the peace , 


Foxen F R, road overseer 
Gonzalez A F, restaurant 


LONG VALLEY. Herrera Anselmo, billiard saloon 


PuumasCounty, Post-oifice Quincy. yegea ght ee 


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JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgomery Streets, 


Hartery Thos, ranch Kahn L, restaurant . 
Longhorst G A, general merchandise Laughlin Bros, general merchandise ~ 
Parker Wm, hotel LESLIE A, general merchandise and | G2: 
Teft L V, mine postmaster s 
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atterson Chas D, livery stable 
LONGVILLE. Perking E D, livery = 
En -offi 1 | Pt Sal Wharf and Lumber Co = 
se Bolin of Sule. mers Purkiss John A, flour-mill P| 
t Ve dai aun fol hag aoe ial 4 
emm F, dair S » hot saloo iad 
Miller A, hotel and feed stable Triplett WwW CG: Napnees css 
ee» pena bog el j Waite : H, bie a, 
allich K, gencral merchandise A , general merchandise 
Welch P R, hotel and merchant Whitcher & Gewe, blacksmiths ad 
— Waipare Rev M L, clergyman (Metho- rN 
ist) 
LOOKOUT. Wilson W H, restaurant 
Inyo County. Post office Darwin. ais 44 
FITZGERALD F, general merchandise LOS ANGELES. = 
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‘ It is the metropolis of Southern Cali- 
Monoc County. A post-office, 94 miles : ; ; a ‘ pa 
west of Adin. fornia, and is noted alike for its magnifi- | * 
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BROWNELL BROS, general merchan chards and its delightful situation. 7 
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ge of five lines of railway, it is made 
the laws which govern trade the 
chief commercial center of the section. 
and with ths increase in population 
which must follow the steady flow of 
immigration now directed to that quar- 
ser, her importance as an emporium of 
traffic must augment proportionately. 
Ten years ago the only railroad in 
Southern California was between Los 
Angeles and Wilmington—22 miles— 
and all the travel from this section of 
the State to San Francisco was b 
steamer—two days ti se being required, 
or by stage, for three days. Now we 
have the main trunk line of the South- 
ern Pacific R. R. passing for 118 miles 
through the county with passenger 
trains daily to and from the Mississippi 
Valley; the Los Angeles and San Diego 
R. R., between Florence and Santa Ana, 
27 miles; the Los Angeles and [ndepen- 
dent R. R. to Santa Monica, 18 miles, 
and the road to Wilmington has been 
extended to the lower harbor, 3 miles; 
in all 25 miles, 

In no respect has the growth of the 
county been shown more clearly than in 
the public schools. In addition to the 
public schools of the county, the S-ate 
has appropriate! £50,000 for a building 
for a Branch Normal School. The sta- 
tistics of growth in population, in rail- 
roads, ait in educational tacilities, in- 
dicate the wonderful improvemants in 
agriculture that have justified the pro- 
gress in other lines of business. Dairy 

roducts of all kinds are a source of 
arge revenue to farmers. At all seasons 
of the year the hills and valleys of the 
vicinity are covered with verdure, while 
flowers of rare beauty and fragrance 
blossom perpetually. The soil of the lo- 
cality is very fertile and yields abund- 
antly. It is the county seat, and has a 
p pulation of 20,000 people, many of 
whom are of Spanish descent. The city 
is beautifully laid out, has some magniti- 
cent residences and chirming yards, 
while the business portion of the place 
is quite substantially and tastily built. 
The drive to the Pacitic Ocean, 17 miles 
distant, is an enjoyment any summer 
day that few, if any, who have experi- 
enced it, do not remember with expres- 
sions of ecstacy. If cloudless skies, 
lovely landscapes, balmy atmosphere, 
lad-n with the sweetest fragrance from 
the orange trees and an equable temper- 
ature, together with excellent society, 
are the only necessary elements in the 
“composition” of a Paradise, then cer- 
tainly the “‘city of angels” is an exact 
counterpart. 


Abel W H (Horne & Abel), opp New 
Depot 

Adam F, merchant tailor, 13 Spring 

ADAMS DAVID E (David E Adams 
& Uo), Baker Block 

ADAMS DAVID E & CO (David E 
Adams, ‘Thomas Dickerson and Wm 
R Hui), real estate, office in Baker 
Block, cor Main and Arcadia 

Adams D M, attorney-at-law and police 
judge, 81 ‘Temple Block 

Alipas ©, trilor, 22 Commercial 

Allen & Allen (G S and N S Allen), 
drugzists, 54 Spring 

Allen W S (Barker & Allen), 8 Main 

Alvarez J, saloon, 14 Upper Main 

Amar Edward, saloon, 9 Aliso 

American Exchange House, Frank Me- 
Garvin propr, cor Spring and 3d 

le he Mrs L, restaurant, 8 Commer- 
cia 

Apablasa C, carriage and wagonmaker, 
99 Alameda 

ARDAUT LOUIS (L Lami & Co), cor 
Aliso and Centre 

Austin H C, attorney-at-law, 131 Main 

Ayers James J, manager an elitor the 
‘Evening Express,’’ 23 Spring 

Badouin A, dyer and scourer, 24 Com- 
mercial 

Baldwin John M, civil engineer, Union 
Hall, Spring 

Ball W F, cigars, tobacco and notions, 
Post-office Building 

BARCLAY H A, attorney-at-law (Bar- 
clay & Wilsoa), rvoms 6-3 over 1st 
National Bank 

BARCLAY & WILSON (H A Bar- 
clay aud Robt N C Wilson), attorneys- 
at-law, rooms 6-8 over Ist National 


Bank 

Barker & Allen (O T Barker and W S 
Allen), furniture, carpets, wall-paper, 
upholstery goods, etc, 8-10} Main 

Barker O T (Barker & Allen), 8 Main 

Barnett W T (Edelman & Co), 784 Main 

Barrows J A, stoves, hardware, tin- 
ware, agricultural implements, etc, 19 
Los Angeles 

Baruch Jacob (Hellman, Haas & Co), 14 
and 16 Los Angeles 


Bath & Fosmir (A L 8ath and J F Fos. | 


mir), pruprs Farmers’ Foundry, 108 
Sprin 

Bauer Charles, saloon, junction Main 
and Alameda 

Baxter Edwin, attorney-at-law, 80 Tem- 
ple Block 

Bayle C, propr Fountain Saloon and Res- 
taurant, 67 Spring 

Reach Geo H, physivian, 86 Main 

BEAUDRY V, water works and real 
estate, 81 New High 


ufacturers all kinds IRON Wogeag, 
te? Main Street, San Francisco. 


CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. | 


TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montgomery & 724 Market, 


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JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits mads to order from $20. 203 Montgomery & 724 Market, 


Beeson W E, manager Dotter & Bradley, 
61 and 63 Spring 

_Begot A, meat market, 46 Commercial 
BELL HORACE, attorney-at-law, 56 
Temple Block ' 

Bell & ‘Tnompson (A T Bell and E R N 
Thompson), harness and saddles, 114 
Main 

Benjamin N, boots and shoes, 67 main 
Benner John, meat market, 45 Spring 
Bernero G, groceries, opp New Depot 
Bertoldo O, bootmaker, 2 Los Angeles 
Bertrand Louis & Co (Louis Bertrand), 
wines, liquors and cigars, 38 Low 
Angeles 

Bicknell F T, physician, 17 Sprin 
Bicknell & White (John D Bicknell and 
Stephen M White), attorneys-at-law, 
11, 12 and 13 Temple Block 
Bilderrain R, city assessor 

Bills & Co (Robert and Marion Bills), 
eneral forwarders and proprs of Over- 
and Transfer Express, 7 Market 
BISHOP JOHN (Wolfrom & Bishop), 
66 Spring 

Blanchard J H, attorney-at-law, cor 
Main and Commercial 


BOAL JAMES R (Burch & Boal), 71 


Sprin 
BOBENSIETH & PHILIPPI (John 
Bubenrieth and Johu Philippi), j b- 
bers and retailers, wines and liquors, 
4 aud5 Market 
Bolinger Rev G H, clergyman (Metho- 
dist) 
Bolle Theo, meat market, 96 Spring 
Bollinger Wm, knife pleating, 6 Temple 
Book J H, grain dealer, 46 Spring 
Booth James (Booth & Phelon), cor 
Spring and 2d 
Booth & Phelon (Jas Booth and G W 
Phelon), groceries, cor Spring and 2d 
Bower J G, councilinan 
Boyd George, candies, Post-office Build- 


ing 

Bradley C H (Dotter & Bradley), 80 

Main 

Bradshaw T T, new and second-hand 

house furnishing goods, 86 Spring 

Brege Y F, physician, Grand Central 
ote 


Brayton E, attorney-at-law, 1165 Main 

Bright J C, dry govds, 53 Main 

Brinbaum Jacob, merchant tailor, 47 

Main 

Brode Charles, gen mdse, 119 Spring 

BRODRICK WM J, insurance agent 

and president Main Street and Agri- 

cultural Park R R Co, 3 Commercial 

BROUSSEAU J, attorney-at-law, 56 

ond 57 Baker Block 

BROWN ALBERT, undertaker, 34 
ain 

Brown H R, auction store, 44 Spring 


Eastern Hard Wood Lamber, sas 
California—Los Angeles. . 


Brown J A, restaurant, 118 aud 120 


Main 
Brown & Mathews (R R Brown, Newell 
Mathews and G S Foster), builders, 
hardware and agricultural imple- 
ments, 55 Spring 
Brown R R (Brown & Mathews), 55 
Sprin 
Brown ‘Thomas B, attorney-at-law and 
district att rney, 91 Temple Block 
Brown Wm F, watchmaker and jeweler, 
52 Main 
Browne F E, stoves and tinware, 64 
Spring 
Brunett M, saloon, cor Los Angeles and 
Commercial 
Brunjes John, saloon, 123 Main 
BRUNSON A (Brunson & Wells), 
attorney-at-law, 11-17 Baker Block 
BRUNSON & LLS (A Brunson 
and G Wiley Wells), attorneys-at-law, 
11-17 Baker Block 
BRYSON JOHN (Bryson & Son), cor 
Alameda and Ist 
BRYSON & SON (John Bryson), lum- 
ber, sash, doors aud blinds wholesale 
and retail, corner Alaraeda and Ist 
Bule Frank, saloon, cor Commercial 
and Wilmington 
BURCH & BUAL (John D Burch and 
James K Boal), groceries, provisions, 
crockery, glassware, produce, etc, 71 


Spring 
BURCH JOHN D (Burch & Boal), 71 
Spring 
Burdick C H, furniture and house fur- 
nishing goods, 148 Main 
Burdick Horace, city tax collector, 47 
Spring 
Burgess Robt, furniture, bedding, stoves, 
ete, 11 Aliso 
Burke J H, dentist, 154 Spring 
Burns John, sewing machine agt, 148 
Main 
Burton Miss Caroline ©, ladies’ hair- 
dresser, 137 Main 
Burton G W (Burton & Taney), 54 
Spring 
Burton & Taney (G W Burton and B 
Taney), real estate and insurance, 54 
Sprin 
BU HCH, watchmaker and jeweler, 
44 Main 
Butler G R, livery stable, 29 Main 
Butler J H, watchmaker and sole agt 
Butterick’s Patterns, 139 Main 
Cabut C, land agt, 131 Main 
Cahill Jerry, propr Laclede Hotel, ur 
New Depot — 
Cahn Nathan (Eugene Meyer & Co), 
San Francisco 
Cajal Antoine, harber, 67 Sprin 
CALICO MOUNTAIN G CO, 


H McLellan secretary, 5 Commercial 


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| 636 California—Los Angeles. 


Aliso and Alameda 
Campbell D, livery and feed stable, 47 
Aliso 
Campbell Hugh, tin anc. sheet-iron work- 
er, opp New Depot 
Canepa N & Co (N Canepa and L Elche- 
pare), groceries, fruits, etc, cor Ist 
and Spring 
Capitol Mills (flouring), Deming, Pal- 
mer & Co proprs, ur junction Main 
and Alameda 
CAPITOL RESTAURANT, George E 
Mve proprietor, San Fernando opp 
New Market 
Carassus P, carpenter and cutler, 20 
Commercial 
Castera Chas (Russell & Wastera), 28 Los 
Angeles 
Casteret J, saw filer and cutlery grind- 
er, 46 Commercial 
Castillon F, watchmaker and jeweler, 8 
Commercial 
Castruccio Bros (James and Alex Cas- 
truccio), groceries, 124 Main 
Caystile ‘I’ J (Yarnell, Caystile, Mathes 
& Otis), 9 Temple 
_ Celestri S, livery stable, 15 Aliso 
Cezar G G, barber, 150 Main 
Chamberlain & Forbes (Wm Chamber- 
lain and John Forbes), meat market, 
56 Spring 
Chandler B, councilman 
Chapman A B (Chapman & Paul), 9 
Commercial 
Chapman JS (Graves & Chapman), at- 
turney-at-law, 6 Baker Block 
CHAPMAN & PAUL (A B Chapman 
aud CT’ Paul), stoves, ranges, tin- 
ware, hardware, crockery, oil stoves, 
etc, 9 Commercial 
Chapman K H, attorney-at-law and no- 
tury public, 3 Commercial 
Chard C, confectionery and fruits, 153 
Spring 
Charvoz Antoine, barber, 15 and 17 
Main 
Chase Rev ES, clergyman (Methodist) 
Chauvin A C, groceries, 70 Main 
CHEESEBROUGH CHAS C, cigars 
and tubacco and proprietor Los An- 
geles Cigar Factury, 29 Spring 
CHILDS M W, stoves, ranges, pumps, 
tin, sheet iron, hardware, glassware, 
etc, plumber and gasfitter, 21 Los 
Angeles 
Clarke Geo J, notary publi, 22 Spring 
Clerk Thos B (Northcraft & Clark), cor 
Arcadia and Main 
Cline W H, barber, 10 Temple 
Cochran W G (Maynard & Cochran), 
physician, Mascarel Block 
Cogswell William, artist, 143 Main 


California House, ¥ Comeres propr, cor | Cohen B(Cuhen & Reich), meat market, 


San Fernando, East Los Angeles 

Cohen & Reich (B Cohen and C Reich), 
meat market, San Fernando, Kast 
Los Angeles 

Cohn Adolph, clothing, 9 Commercial 

Cohn B, councilman 

Cohn I, dry govds and clothing, 79 
Main 

Cuhn Jacob, cigar mfr, cor Los Angeles 
and Commercial 

Cohn J B, dry goods and ciothing, 23 
and 25 Los Angeles 

COHN K (H Newmark & Co), 11 Los 
Angeles 

Coleman Chas Jr, editor and publisher 
“Semi-Trorpic California,” cor Spring 
and Court 

Collins M T, saloon, cor Alameda and 
Commercial 

Colson J B, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker, 68 Aliso 

Comandich D P, restaurant, opp New 
Depot 

Comeres F, propr California House, cor 
Aliso and Alameda 

COMPTON G D (Compton & Kerr), 
Post-office Building 

COMPTON & KERR (G D Compton 
aud James Kerr), real estate and loan 
agents, room 4 Vost-office Building 

CONTINENTAL OIL AND TRANS- 
PORTATION CO, E A Edwards 
‘manager, 23 Los Angeles 

COOPER H H (Isaac C Goff & Co), 
cvrner Aliso and Alameda 

Cooper W F, supervisor, Downey P O 

Corker & Barclay (J R Corker and F H 
Barclay), real estate, lst bet Spring 
and Main 

Cosgrove James, saloon and restaurant, 
55 Los Angeles 

COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Hamme! 
& Uenker proprietors, 49 and 51 Main 

Cotton & Baxter (J H Cotton and Eid- 
win Baxter), real estate, abstract and 
Jaw office, 80 ‘'emple Block 

COULTER B F, dry and furnishing 
gouils, 30 and 32 Main 

Coupil G, bootmaker, 109 Spring 

Covarrubias N A, livery sbabls, 18 Main 

Cox R S, ar.hitect, 54 Spring 

Crawforlt J 8S, dentist, 12 Downey 
Block 

CRIMMINS JOHN, pirmber, steam 
aud gurtitter, corner Ist and Spring 

Cullin W B, tax collector, Court House 

Cummings James, overseer chain gang 

Cummings W M, livery stable, 37 Los 
Angeles j 

Cunningham RG, dentist, 74 Main 

Curson & Wilson (KE J Curson and W D 
Wilson), wholesale commission mer- 
chants 


CALVIN NOTING & BON. Proprictors. 
Established 1840 227 Main Street.8 F. 


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For THE BEST FITTING SUIT OF CLOTHES go to JOE POHEIM 


Cuyas Mrs L, furnished r :oms, 24 Main 

-Cuzuer James (Kerckhof:, Cuzner & Uo), 
cor Alameda and Macy 

Dalyalarrando A (Mesnager & Co), cor 
Los Angeles and Commercial 

Daly Mrs 8, millinery, 135 Main 

Darling A F, oculist and aurist, 74 Main 

D’Assonville » physician, cor Los 
Angeles and Commercial 

Davis Chas W, architect, 3 Downey 
Block 

Davis Mrs H BS, millinery and fancy 
goods, 129 Spring 

Davis Joe, Upper Main 

Day Charles E, music and musical in- 
struments, 65 Spring 

De Cardona S A, mer ‘La Cronica” 
Publishing Co, 2 Downey Block 

Delpech Mrs. L F, dressmaking, 5 Sprin 

Del Valle & De Puy (R F Del Valle anc 
Theo J De Puy), attorneys-at-law, 17 
Spring 

Deming Jos G, mgr Capitol Flour Mills, 
new junction Alameda and Main 

Den R 8, physician, 23 Baker Block 

Denker AH (Hammel & Denker), 49 
and 51 Main 

De Puy Theo J (Del Valle & De Puy), 17 
Spring 

DESMOND DP, hatter, 101 Main 

De ‘lurk J G, livery and feed stable, 12 
Ist 

De Weihs Mrs JD) S Corona, dressmak- 
ing, millinery, pianos, etc, 45 Main 

DICKERSON THOMAS (David E Ad- 
ams & Co), Biker Block 

DILLON & KENEALY (Richard Dil- 
lon and John Kenealy), dry goods and 
gents’ furnishing govds, corner Main 
and Requena 

DILLON RICHARD (Dillon & Ken- 
ealy), corner Main and Requena 

DOBINSON G A, real estate and notary 
public, 7 Commercial 

Dockweiler Henry, saloon, cor Main 
and 1st 

Dohs Fred K, barber, 1234 Main 

Dol V, restaurant, 67 Main 

D mingiues P H, saloon, Upper Main 

D.tter & Bradley (John C Dotter and 
CH Bradley), furniture, carpets, wall 
paper, etc, 80-84 Main and 61 and 63 
Spring 

Dotter John C (Dotter & Bradley), 80 
Main 

Dooner P W, attorney-at-law, 4 and 8 
Downey Block 

Downey John C, capitalist, 10 Downey 
Block 

Draleufeld Geo B, insurance agt, room 
4 over First National Bank 

DREYER JOHN (Dreyer & Wange- 
man, 46 Spring 


For THE BEST FITTING SUIT OF CLOTHES go to JOE POHEIM, the Tailor. 


Culifornia—Los Angeles. 


and 29° Spear Mt., 
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637 


Cuyis A, teacher of Spanish, 24 Main|DREYER & WANGEMAN (John 


Dreyer and Herman WVangeman), ci- 
gars and tobacco and cigar manufac: 
turers, 46 Spring 

Ducommun C, hardware and tools, 54 
Main 

Dunham E (Danham & Schieffelin), cor 
Main a d Plaza 


DUNHAM & SCHIEFFELIN (E 
unham and Clinton Schietfelin), pro- 
wen Pico House, corner Main and 
aza 
DUNKELBERGER IR, postmaster; 
post-otfice Spriug near Ist 
Dunsmore [ A, fancy goods, gents’ fur- 
nishing goods, Rats, cutlery, etc, 25 


pring 

Eastman J G, attorney-at-law, 40 Spring 

EATON CHARLES (Shroder & Eatou) 
Pico House 

Eaton Fred K, supt Los Angeles City 
Water Co, Marchessault and Plaz 

Ebinger lL, bakery, 94 Spring 

ECKERT ROBERT, saloon and res- 
tuurant, cor Main and Reqnena 

Edelman B W (Edelman & Co), 78} 


Main 

Edelman & Co (B W Edelman and W T 
Barnett), cigar manufact wera and ci- 
gars and tobace, 784 Main 

Edgar Win D, physician, Pico House 

Edmunds C H, veterinary surgeon, 35 
Sprin 

EDWARDS E A, manager Scofield 
& Tevis, and Continental Oil and 
Transportation Company, 23 Los An- 
geles 

Edwards H, real estate and loans, 33 
Spring 

Eichhorn Martin, barber,opp New Depot 

Ellis Rev John W, pastor First Preshy- 
terian Church aba publisher of ‘The 


Light” 

Ellis L (Ellis & Son), 55 Main 

Ellis L 8 (Ellis & Son), 55 Miin 

Ellis & Son (L and L S Ellis), photo- 
graphers, 55 Main aud 44 New Hish 

Endl Ferdinand, propr Hotel de Stras- 
bourg, 159 Alameda 


EYRAUD EMANUEL (l. D Rougny 
& Uo), corner Los Angeles and Com- 
mercial 

EYRAUD JOSEPH (L D Rougny & 
Co), vorner Los Angeles and Cummer- 
cia 

Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank, L W 
H:llman pres, 1 © Goodwin vice 
pres, John Miluer sec, 51 Main 

Farrell William, plumber and gas-fitter, 
91 Spring 

FEINIUCH A (Feintuch Bros), 38 
Spring 


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FEINTUCH BROS (A and M Fein- 
tuch), fancy and lad:es and gent’s fur- 
nishing goods, zephyr worsted, no- 
tions, etc, 38 Spring 


FEINTUCH BROS., 


Importers, Jobbers and Dealers in 


IBBONS, Worsted and Cambric Emhvider- 

jes, German and Germantown Wovlen and 
Cotton Yarns, Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishing 
Goods, Genuine Princess of ,Wales Kid Gloves, 
Notions, Jewelry, Perfumery, etc. 


No. #8 Sp: Street, between First and 
Court Streets, Los Angeles, Cal. 


| FEINTUCH M (Feintuch Bros), 38 


by Spring 
Fellows Isaac, physician, Post-office 
Building 
Fennesy James, carriage and wagonma- 
ker and blacksmith, 145 Alameda 
Ferguson Wiliiam, livery stable, 31 Main 
ae Simon, pawnbrol:er, 4 Commer- 
cia 
Fiykelstein E, dry goods, 7 Commercial 
Finkelstein [sadore, dry yoods, 131 Main 
Finlay A J, station agent S P R R Co, 
First Baptist Church, 86 Main 
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. E F 
Spence president, W Lacy cashier, 68 


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First Presbyterian Church, cor Los An- 
gels and Arcadia 

Fisher C L, boots and shoes, 26 Spring 

Fisher James A, justice of the peace, 79 
Temple Block 

Fi.eschman Jacob, saloon, 62 Spring 

Foche Charles, groceries, cor Aliso and 
Garcia - 

FORD GEO 0, proprietor Grand Cen- 
tral Hotel 

Foster G S (Brown & Mathews), 55 
Spring 

Fox H B, furnishing goods, clothing, 
hats, etc, 42 Spring 

Fox Mrs ki M, dressinaling, 54 Main 

FOY MISS MARY E. librarian Los 
Angeles City Public Library, Downey 
Block 

FOY S 0, saddles, harness, saddlery, 
hardware, wholesale and ret.il, tents 
and wagon covers, etc, 17 Los An- 
geles 

Franck A, meat market, 144 Main 
RENCH L W, dentist, 86 Main 

Froehlinger & Matthiesen (Theo Froeh- 
linger and Peter Matthiesen), saloon, 
100 Main 

FULLER & DAY (Henry Fuller and 
AC Day), manufacturers woven-wire 
mattresses, wholesaie dealers in chairs, 
10 Ist 


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Furrey W C, hardware, stoves, agricul- 
tural a) igre et, 43 Spring 

Gage I. 'T, uttorney-at-law, 6 Downey 
Block 

' ‘eT C, physician 

Ganee P, propr ‘‘L’Union Nouvelle,” 
room 21, Downey Block 

INER W P, attorney-at-law, 

37 and 33 Baker Block 

GARDINER THOMAS, business man- 
ager ‘‘Los Angeles Evening Telegram, ” 
134 Main 

Gardner & Klinefelter (T A Gardner and 
S K Klinefelter), candy mfr-, 36 Main 

Gardner T A (Garduer & Klinefelter), 
36 Main 

Gates H O, general blacksmith, 155 
Spring 

Gaudilupi Amandus, bootmaker, Upper 
Main 

Gauthier F, saloon, 9 Main 


GAY LESLIE F (Woodhead & Gay), 
46 Sprin 

Gelatt H B (Gelatt & Wells), Requena 
bet Los Angeles and Wilmington 

Gelatt & Wells (H B Gelatt and W H 
Wells), livery stxbles, Requena bet 
Los Angeles and Wilmington 

Gerkens J F, saloon, San Fernando, 
East Los Angeles 

GERMAIN E, commission and for. 
warding and wholesale produce, 28 
and 30 Main 

Gibbs G OC, attorney-at-law, 30 Baker 
Block 

GIBSON C W, groceries, crockery, 
provisions and produce, Richart Hei- 
mann mana er, 80-84 Main 

Gibson F A (Judson, Gillete and Gib- 
son), 13t Main 

Giese F Jr, druggist, 60 Spring 

GIESE HENRY, agricultural imple- 
ments, wagons, etc, 22 Aliso 

Gilchrist J D, job printer, 13 Downey 
Block 

Gillete J W (Judson, Gillete & Gibsoi), 
131 Main 

Gilliland Thomas, master car-repairer, 
Southern Pacific R R 

Gillingham ——, physician, 129 Main 

Gillmann Henry, barber, 96 Main 


Gim Charles, wood and hay yard, 183 
Spring 

GLASSELL, SMITH & PATTON 
(Andrew Glassell, Geo H Smith and 
Geo § Patton), attorneys-at-law, 88- 
90 Temple Block 

Glidden EK C, agt New No. 8 Wheeler 
& Wilson Sewing Machines, 127 Main 

GLO3E COFFEE AND SPICE 
MILLS, E W Pratt & vo proprietors, 
86-90 Aliso ; 


CONKLIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


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Glover C J, propr Southern Pacific 
Transfer Co, 40 Main 

Glover R OC, blacksmith, cor New High 
and lat 

Godfrey Bros (H D and A G Godfrey), 
druggists and chemists, 91 Spring 

Godfrey John F, attorney-at-law, 9 
‘T+mple Block 

GOFF ISAAC © (Isaac Goff & Co), 
cor Aliso ant Alameda 

GOFF ISAAC C & CO (Isaac U Goff 
and H H Cooper), commission and 
dealers in California produce, corner 
Aliso and Alameda 

Goldman W P & Co (W Pand IS Gold- 
man), watchmakers and jewelers, 28 
Spring 

Goldstein Mrs 8, groceries and fruits, 
142 Main 

Goldsworthy John, civil and mining 
engineer, 53 Temple Block 

Gollmer Charles, carriage painter, Aliso 
bet Los Angeles and Alameda 

Gondran Auguste, barber, 3 Aliso 

Goodenough & Gregory, fruits, 78 
Spring 

Goodwin L C, vice-pres Farmers’ and 
Merch ‘ats’ Bank, 51 Main 

Goodwin P, horseshoer, 107 Spring 

GOULD WH, publisher ‘‘ihe Daily 
Commercial,” 54 Spring 

Gould Will D, attorney-at-law, 82 and 
83 Temple Block ‘ 

Graham M (Riley & Graham), 29° 
Main 

Graham HC (Thayer & Graham), 29 
Sprin 

GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, Geo A 
Ford pr prietor, 36--2 Main 

Grand R, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 
108 New Aliso 

Graves & Chapm1n (J A Graves and J 
S Chapman), attorneys-at-law, 6 Ba- 
ker Block 

Graves J A (Graves & Chapman), at- 
torney-at-law, 6 Buker Block 

Gray Wm H, notary public, 131 Main 

Green E K, wind-mills, pumps and 
tanks, Temple nr New High 

Greenbaum E, cigars, tobacco, notions, 
etc, 98 Main 

Griffin E, bo tmaker, 43 Spring 

Griffin George, civil engineer, Downey 
Block 

Griffia J E, attorney-ut-law, 45 Temple 
Block 

Griffin J W, collector, 22 Sbeing 

GRIFFITH JM (J M Griffith & Co), 
planing-mills, lumber, lime and plas- 
ter, Alameda north of Macy, residence 
87 Fort : 

GRIFFITH JM & CO (J MGriffith), 

planing-mills, lumber, lime and plas- 
| ter, Alameda north of Macy 


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Streets, S. F. 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgome 


‘Hansen George (Hansen & Solano), 


ALLEN, TUCGLE & CO, VENEERS “st crue 


California—Los Angeles, 


Groben Henry, saloon, Requena under 
US Hotel 

Grover N B,, bootmaker and fruits, 80 
Spring 

Guercio Camillo, barber, 29} iis, 

GUERRERO JD, groceries, cor Up- 
per Main and Marchessault 

Haas A (Hellman, Haas & Co), 14 and 
16 Los Angeles 

Haas Jacob (Hellman, Haas & Co), 14 
and 16 Los Angeles 

Haefner F W (Schmidt & Haefaer), 45 
Los Angeles 

Haines R R, local mgr W U Tel Co 

HALEY §, attgrney-at-law, room 2 
over First National Bank 

Hall A W, insurance and real estate 
agt, 7 Commercial 

HALL CHAS V. commission mer- 
chant, wholesale dealer in fruits, grain 
and country produce, trial orders and 

cara eer solicited, 02 Spring 

Hall J H, fruits, confectionery, cigars 
aud tobacco, 130 Main 

Hall TS, internal revenue and custom 
broker, 13 Court 

Hambrook R J (Hambrook & Ward), 
cor Marchessault and Alameda 

Hambrook & Ward (R J Hambrook and 
James Ward), furniture manufactur- 
ers, cor Marchessault and Alameda 

HAMBURGER A, propri tor Peoples’ 
Store, dry goods, shoes and millinery, 
84 and 86 Main 

HAMMEL & DENKER (Henry Ham- 
mel and A H_ Deuker), proprietors 
Cosmopolitan Hotel, 49 and 51 Main, 
and United States Hotel, cor Main 
and Requena 

Hammel Henry (Hammel & Denker), 
49 and 51 Main 

Hammond Miss L J, millinery, 30 Sprin 

Haninan & Bloeser (f Haniman and 
A Bloeser), poultry, game, fruits, etc, 
134 Main 

Hanly Geo T & Co (Geo T Hanly), cof- 
fee and spice mills, teas, coffee, spices, 
baking powder, etc, near New Depot 

Hannon J, phys cian, Mascarel Block 

Hannoua JC, supervisor, Savannah Post- 
offic. 


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Union Hall, Spring 

Hansen & Solano (Geo Hansen and 
Alfred Solano), surveyors, Union Hall, 
Spring 

Harbeck Adolph, salocn, 48 Spring 

Harbert B, restaurant, $2 Spring 

Hargitt G, carpenter and builder, Tem- 
ple near. New High 

HARPER, REYNOLDS & CO (CF 
Harper, C C Reynolds and Robins 
Little), hardware, st :ves, and metals, 
108 and 110 Main and 77 Los Angeles | = 


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‘Harris L, clothing, 65 Main 


| HARTLEY JOHN DAVIS, physician 

and surgeon, 32 and 33 Baker Block 

Harvey Mrs Julia, enplcyment office, § 
ea 

Hase L M, watchmaker and jeweler, 
130 Main 

Hartings C S, electrical physician, Post- 
office Building 


HAVERSTICK J W, receiver United 
States laud offize, McDonald Block 

Hayes John, boutmaker, 121 Main 

Hayman B, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker, 38 Ali+o 


as Hazard G W, harness and saddles, 26 


Los Angeles 


| Hazara H ‘I, attorney-at-law and city 


attorney, ) Downey Block 


La) Hazeltiae Wm, «lentist, 1164 Main 


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Hechtman A J (Hechtman & Van 
Matre), opp New Depot 

Hechtman & Van Matre (A J Hechtman 
and M Van Matre), proprietors K an- 
sas City House. opp new depot of 
Southern Pacitic R R 


HEIMANN RICHARD. mgr for C W 
Gibson, 80, 82.and 84 Main 

Heinsch H, saddles, harness, saddlery, 
hiatal etc, 25 Main opp Baker 


ac 

HEINZEMAN CF, druggist and chem- 
ist, 72 Main 

| HELLMAN, HAAS & CO(H W He'l- 
man, Jacob and A Haas, and Jacob 
Baruch), wholesale grocers, liquira, 
cigars and tobacco, hardware ani 
grain and wool, 11 and J# Los Angeles, 
14 and 16 Commerc 

Hellman H W (He'lir ‘aas & Co), 
14 and 16 Los Ang ww 

Hellmah L W, prestleat Farmers’ and 
Merchants’ Bink, 51 Maia 

Hellman 8, books, stationery, hard- 
ware, etc, 8 Spring and 95 Maia 

Hend>rson J A (Henderson & Marshall), 
34 Los Angeles 

HENDERSON & MARSHALL (J A 

enedrson, M H La Fetra and 

F Marshall), importers and dealers in 
iron, steel, hardware, wagon aud car- 
riage material, 36 Los Angeles 

Henry Chas, supt Naud’s warehouse, 
Alameda opp Birgen 

Herrick John, feed and sale stable, 111 
Spring 

HEWES M §, boots and shoes, 69 
Spriug 

Hewitt E B&, assistant suptS PR R, 
Los Angeles and Yuma Division 

Hiilario Preciido & Co, Mexican res- 
taurant, 13 Main 


HINDS GEORGE (Vickery & Hinds), 
122 Maiu 


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PRISON CELLS, * sass "ais Sica: oe" CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


Hinton J W, supt public schools, Court 


House 

Hirschfelil P, books, stationery and 
fancy goods, 71 Main 

Roa M E (A E Hoyt & Co), 70 

ri 

Ho Me dry oods, 42 Fort 

Holbrvok J I’, mfr we!l und water pipe 
and deep well pumps, Requena ur 
Wilinington 

HOLDERSBACH H, wire works, 46 
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Hollaway J_ B, attorney-at-law, 54 
Temple Blick 
HOL BECK AH, stencile, rubber 
stamps, ec, 4 Los Anyeles 
Holliugsworth J W, dentist, 17 Spring 
Holmes A C, notary public, 37 Temple 
Block 
Holmes & Scott (Mrs A B Holmes and 
C O Scott), woud and cval, 110 Spring 
Holton G M, attoruey-at:law, 15 ‘lem: 
ple Block 
ar ts R C, cirpenter and builder, 
Horan Miss Leonora, dressmaking, 17 


Spring 

Horne & Abel (W A Horne and W H 
Ab.zI), druggists, opp New Depot 

an W A (Horne & Abel), opp New 
Depot 

bt lastitne EK, barber, 20 Spring 

Hotel de Strasbourg, F Kudl propr, 159 
Alameda 

Houche KE L, restaurant, Requena bet 
Maia and Los Angeles 

Hough A M, clergyman (Methodist) 

HOUGHTELIN D K. poultry, fish, 
gine and oil, ¥8 Spring 

Howard Bryant & Cu (Bryant Howard), 
paints, oils, glass and hardware, 125 
Main 

Howard F H, attorney-at-law, 78 Tem- 
ple Block 

Howard James G, attorney-at-law, 16 
aud 18 Downey Block 

Howard Volney &, superior judge, 
Court House 

Ho ve Geo E, tin and sheet iron ware, 
cor Spring andl Gth 

Howes F C (FU Howes & Co), 36 Sprin : 

Howes F C & Cu (F C Howes and Lew J 
Thompn), wholesale and retuil 
groceries, 36 Spring 

Hoyt A K (A E Hoyt & Co), 70 Spring 

H-ytAE&Co(AE Hoyt and M E 
Hodgkins), furaiture, 70 Spring 

Hubbell S C, attorney-at-law, cor Main 
and Commercial 

HUFF WM R (David E Adams & Co), 
Baker Block 

Hughes Robert, Russian medicated elec- 
tric baths, 15 Main 


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Hughes Mrs W R, dressmaking, 11 
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Hughus W R, hay yard and feed store, 
Spring 
Hupp Geo 8, attorney-at-law, Temple 
lock 


Hutton J F, attorney-at-law 

Hutton Sutherland, real estate 

Lllich J, restaurant and oyster saloon, 
117 Main 

1O0GT Hall, 86 Main 

Jackson John LK, city surveyor, Union 
Hall, Spring 

Jacoby Bros (N C and L Jacoby), cloth- 
ing, cor Temple and Main 

Jacoly CO (Jacuby Bros), res San Fran- 
cisco 

Jacoby Conrad, editor and propr ‘‘Sued- 
Califoraische Post,” 74 Maia 

Jarbeck Miss C J, ladies’ huirdresser, 
504 Spring 

Jenkins O M, city water overaeer, 2 lst 

Jensen C, merchant tailor, 7 Spring 

JOHNSON CHAS R, register United 
States Land Uttice, McVunald Block, 
aud attorney-at-law, 9 Temple Block 

Johnson H M, real estate, 17 Spring 

Johnson Mrs Petra, fruits, candies, etc, 
20 Main 

Jones J H, feed and sale stable, cor 
Spring and 5th 

JOURDAN CHARLES, cooper, 46 
Commercial 

JOURDAN MRS CHARLES, wines, 
liquors, truits, candies aud groceries, 
48 Commercial 

Judson A H, at'orney-at-law, 131 Main 

JUDSON, GILLETE & GIBSUN. 
searchers of records, abstracts and 
titles, 131 Main 

Kansas City House, Hechtman & Van 
Matre proprs, opp new depot South- 
ern Pacific R R 

Katz B, attorney-at-law, 45 Temple 
Block 


Kays J C, city treasurer 

KENEALY JOHN (Dillon & Kenealy), 
corner Main aud Keqnena 

KERCKHOFF, CUZNER & CO (\V 
G aud Geo Kerck hoff and J.smes Cuz- 
ner), lumber, doors, sush, lath, plaster, 
cement, pyreagenle etc, corner Ala- 
meda and Macy 

Kerckhoff Georze (Kerckhoff, Cuzner & 
Co), councilman, cor Alameda and 


ac 

Kerckhoff W G (Kerckhoff, Cuzner & 
Co), cor Alameda and Macy 

KERR JAMES (Compton & Kerr), 

Post-office Buiicing 

KIEFER J & CO (J, P PandO H 

Kiefer), importers and dealers in 

wines, liquors and cigars, mfrs Cal- 

ifvrnia wines and brandies, 12 Main 


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Kiefer J (J Kiefer & Co), 12 Main 

Kiefer O H (J Kiefer & Co), 12 Main 

Kiefer P P (J Kiefer & Co), 12 Main 

me cs J, atturney-at-law, 74 ‘Temple 
uC! 

King Henry, chief of po'ice, 49 Spring 


E.NG HENRY (King & Villa), 20 
80 
KING & VILLA (Henry King and 


David Villa), hursecehoers, 20 Aliso 
Kirkpatrick Ross, physician, 58 Aliso 
Kirkpatrick R C, physician, 1164 Main 
Klinefelter S K (Gardner & Klinefelter) 

Main 
Knox M M, physician, 1164 Main 
Kohler A, atturney-at-law, 72 Temple 

Block 
Koster J, bakery, 94 Spring 
Kostliwy J, buatmaker, 19 Commercial 
Kremer M, insurance agt, 4 Spring 
Kuck D (Kuck & Ludemann), 52: Spring 
Kuck & Ludemann (D Kuck ond F 

Ludemann), proprs the Fountwin Sa- 

loon, 52 and 54 Sprin 
Kuhrts J, chief tire departinent and 

council van 
Kurtz Joseph, physician, 29 Main 
Kysor E F (Ky sor & Morgan), 131 Main 
KYSOR & MORGAN (E F Kysor 
and O Morgan), architects, 131 Main 
Labonge A, barber, 50 Main 
Laclede Hotel, Jerry Cahill propr, nr 

New Depot 
“LA CRONICA,” La Cronica Publish- 

ing Co publis:ers, 2 Downey Block 
LACY W, cashier First National Bank, 

68 Main | 
LA FETRA C W, principal of the 

Los Angeles Business College, Pust- 

office Building 
LA FETRA C W, proprietor Los An- 

geles Business College, 1-4 Odd Fel- 
lows Building 
La Fetra M H (Henderson & Marshall), 

36 Los Angeles 
LALANDE P, liquors and groceries, 

wholesale aud retail, corner First and 

Alameda 
Lamb U C, county recorder, Court 

House 
Lamb & Warren(C K Lamb and T R 

Warren), carpenters and builders, 136 

Spring 
Lambie Wm T, division road master, S 

PRR 


Lambourn Frederick (Lambourn & Tur- 
ner), 24 and 26 Aliso 

Lambhourn & Turner (Fredk Lambourn 
and Wm F Turner), groceries, 24 and 
26 Aliso 

LAMI L & CO (L Lami and Louis Ar- 
daut), carriage and wagun makers, cor 
Aliso and Centre 


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LAMI LOUIS (L Lami & Co), grocer- 
ies, 128 New Aliso 

Lamothe John, suloon and boarding, cor 
Requena and Los Angeles 

Lankershim & Co, proprs Los Angeles 
Mills, 47-51 Commercial, cor Ala- 
inecla 

Lassere ©, saloon, 15 Aliso 

enna 2 H B, physioien, 9 Baker Block 

Lauth Philip (Lauth & Stecker), cor 3d 
and Main 

Lauth & Stecker (Philip Lauth and Fred 
Stecker), proprs New York Brewery, 
cor 3d and Main 

Lawrence A M, cigars and tobacco, 22 
Spring 

Lawrence John, supt Los Angeles Tele- 
phone Co, cor Main and Arcadia 

Lazarus P, books and stationery, 14 and 
16 Spring j 

Lecroq Mrs Z, dressmaker, 1164 Main 

LEE B W,, attorney-at-law and notary 

ublic, 11-17 Baker Block 
H T, attorney-at-law and U S 

Cuinmissioner, 14 Temple Block 

Leiss Ernst, confectionery and restau- 
rant, 125 Main 

LEON RALPH, cigars and tobacco, 62 

ain 

Lester J H, pres the American Colony, 
38 Spring : 

Levy Michel, wines, liquors, cigars, to- 
bacco, etc, 61 and 63 Main 


LEVY SIMON, forwarding and com- 
mission dealer in hides, wool, grain, 
etc, 49 Aliso, also Hermosilla, Guay- 
mas and Mexico 

Lewis Bros (M E and M Lewis), boots 
and shoes, 57 and 59 Spring 

Lichtenberger L, manfr and impor'er 
carriages and wagons, 147 and 149 Main 

Loeb L (Eugene Meyer & Co), 17 Spring 

Liever John, gunsmith, guns, pistols, 
etc, 11 Commercial ss 

Linde Frede ick, watchmaker and jew- 
eler, 71 Main 

Lindley Milton, county treasurer, office 
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank 

Ling R A, constable 

LIPS C C, manager for E Martin & Co, 
24 Main 

Littleboy William, druggist, 102 Main 


LOCKHART L J, hay, grain and mill 
f ed, 40 Los Angeles - 

Lockwood Geo N, constable 

Lockwood J, train-masterS PR R 

Logan Miss M, dressmaker, 5 First 

LOS ANGELES BUSINESS COL- 
LEGE (The), C W La Fetra principal, 
Post-office Building 

LOS ANGELES BUSINESS COL- 
LEGE, © W La Fetra proprietor, 1-4 
Odd Fellows Building 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, ****sas 


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108 ANGELES CITY PUBLIC LI- 
BR » Miss Mary E Foy librarian, 
Downey Block 

Los Angeles City Water Co, Fredevick 
Eaton supt, cor Marchessault and 
Plaza 

Los Angeles County Bank, I S ‘Slauson 
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“LOS ANGELES DAILY TIMES,” 
Yarnell, Caystile, Mathes & Otis 
Los ANG: 9 Es EY 

“LOS ANGELES EVENING TEL- 
EGRAM,” Evening Tulegram Pub- 
lishing Co publishers, Thos Cardiner 
business manager, 134 Main 

Los aC (tas Co, office works, Turner 

“LOS ANGELES HERALD,” (daily 


and weekly), J D Lynch editor and: 


publisher, 25 Sprin 

Los Angeles Ice Mfg (’o, Geo E Milliken 
mgr, opp New Depot 

Los Anveles Infirmary, conducted by 
the Sisters of Charity, opp Union 
Depot 

Los Angeles Mills (flouring), Lanker- 
shim & Co proprs, 47-51 Commercial, 
cor Alameda 

Los Angeles Soap Co, Forthmann & 
Bergin, 23-27 Banning 

“LOS ANGELES STAR” (monthly), 
Geo T Hauly & Co publishers, near 
New Depot 

Los Angeles Telephone Co, WC Per- 
kins mer, cor Main and Arcada 

“LOS ANGELES WEEKLY MIR- 
ROR,” Yarnell, Caystile, Mathes & 
Otis Propeevors, 9 Temple 

Lovell E L, lather, cor Main and Com- 
mercial 

Lowry HN, attorney-at-law, 1164 Main 

Lundemann F (Kuck & Ludemann), 52 


Spring ; 
LUITWIELER § W, carriage and 
wagons and agents Studebaker Bros’ 
wagons, cor Los Angeles and Requena 
“L'UNION NOUVELLE,” P Ganee 
proprietor, room 21, Downey Block 
LYNCH JOSEPH D, publisher ‘Los 
Angeles Herald,’’ 25 Spring 
Mickenzie C R, engineer, Sepulveda 
Macneil H L, cashier Los Angeles 
County Bank, Temple Block 
Mahlstedt D (D Mahistedt & Co), Aliso 


MAHLSTEDT D & CO (D Mahlsteilt . 


aud Geo Zobelein), propnetors Phila- 
delphia Brewery and Malt House, 
Aliso 

Main Street and Agricultural Park R 
R Co, Wm J Broderick pres, John O 
Wheeler sec, 2 Commercial 

Maier Joseph, saloon, 31 Spring 


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CONKLIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST.,5.F. 


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POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montgomery & 724 Market. 


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JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montgomery & 724 Market 


Maier Simon, meat market, 37 Spring 
mnieg Joseph, painter, 16 and 17 


ourt 

Manstield & Cheney (John Mansfield 
and Wm ACheney), attorreys-at-law, 
40, 50 and 51 Temple Block 

Marietich J, chop house, 4° Main 

Marlvau & Raynes (Win F “Aarleau and 
Frank Raynes), cigars and tobacco, 
52 Spring 

Marshall & Son, carpenters, contractors, 
and builders, 82 pring 

Marshall W F (Henderson & Marshall), 


86 Los Angeles 

MARTEEN HORATIO, second-hand 
clothing, tailor, dyeing and scouring, 
rags, junk and bottle depot, 4-8 Aliso 

MaAkTin E & CO, wholesale liquors 
and ciyars, C C Lips manaver, 24 Main 

Martin Joseph, bootmaker, 60 Spriag 

Mascarel J, councilman 

Mlasey Chas, saloon, San Fernando opp 
New Depot 

Maskell & Mercadante (John Maskell 
and Nicholas Mercadante), commis- 
sion merchants, fruits and produce, 

Main 

Mathes S J (Yarnell, Caystile, Mathes 
& Otis), 9 Temple ; 

Mathews Newell (Brown & Mathews), 


55 Spring 
Maxey E D, fed stable, 80 Spring 
MAXWELL W §8, grain dealer and 


army contractor, 13 Court 

Maynard & Cochrin (H _H Maynard and 

G Cochran), physicians, Muscarel 

Block 

Maynard Mrs F E, dressmaking, 54 
Main 

Maynard H H (Maynard & Cochran), 
physician, Murcarel Block 

McAulay & Chisholm, carpenters and 
builders, 42 Ist 

McBride M C, job printing, room 21 
Downey Block 

a 1 aka Thos, train dispatcher S P 


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McDonald A S, boots and shoes, 34 
Sprin 

McGarvin Frank, propr American Ex- 
change House, cor Spring and 3d 

McGarvin R (McGarvin & White), 96 
Spring 

Meltarvin & White (R McGarvin and 
E E White), carriage and wagon mfra, 
96 Spring 

McGinnis E T, saloon, 57 Main 

Mcluntyre Mrs F, nurse, cur Main and 
Commercial 

McKenzie Alex, liquors, 129 Main 

McKenzie C engineer Beaud-y’s 
Water Works 

McLELLAN G fF, insurance agent, 5 


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MoLELLAN H, agent Pacific Coast 
Steamship Co, 5 Commercial 

McLennon S D, groceries and liquors, 
163 4° eda 

McMnhon P J, saloon, 33 Main 

MeManuis Patrick, saloon, cor San Fer- 
nand> and East Los Angeles 

MeMenomy John C, plumber and gas- 
fitter, let nr Spring 

Mellus F O, propr Pacific Salt; Works 

Melvin Mrs, dressmaking, New High 


MENDELSHON G, merchant tailor, 
44 Main 


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Mendibles Felicia, fruits, cigars, eto, 
cor Upper Main and Marchessault 

MENDIOROZ AURELIO, watchmak- 
er and jewelér, 11 Arcadia 

M CO (A Merriam), 

candy manufacturers and wholesale 
confectioners, 32 Spring 

Merz H (Peschke & Merz), 76 and 78 
Aliso 

ar Joseph, boots and shoes, 104 


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Mesnager & Co (G 1, Mesnager and A 
Dalyalarrandy), native wine and vin- 
egar mfra, co.. Los Angeles and Com- 
mercial 

Mesnager G L (Mesnager & Co), cor Los 
Angeles and Commercial 

MEYBERG BROS (Max and Moritz 
Meyberg), importers and dealers in 
crockery, glass and tinware, cutlery, 
gas and coal oil fixtures and baby car- 
riages, 81 Main 


MEYBERG MAX (Mayberg Bros), 81 


Main 

MEYBERG MORITZ (Meyberg Bros), 

Main . 

Meyer Eugene (Eugene Meyer & Co), 17 
Spring 

Meyer Eugene & Co (Eugene Meyer, 
Nathan Cahn and L Loeb), dry goods, 
17 and 19 Spring 

Meyer Samuel, crockery and glassware, 
43 Main 

Miles Bros (CS and D E Miles), fruit, 
provisions and produce, 5 Los Angeles 

Millard J R, mfr windmills, pumps and 
tinks, 5:d 

Milliken G E, mgr Los Angeles Ice Mfg 
Oo, opp New Depot 

aay yo S J, carriage and wagonmaker, 

iso 

MILLER JACOB, proprietor Pioneer 
Marble Works, 48 Ist 

Mills H W (Pomeroy & Mills), cor 
Spring and Court 

Milner Jonn, sec Farmers’ and Mer- 
chants’ Bank, 51 Main | 

MIRANDETTE JS & BRO (JS and 
aed Mirandette), meat market, 66 

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MIRANDETTEJS (J S Mirandette 
& Co), 66 Aliso 

MIRANDETTE PETER (JS Miran- 
dette & Co), 66 Aliso 

Mitchell H M, attorney-at-law, 77 Tem- 
ple Block 

Mitchell J B, 25 Temple Block 


Restaurant, San Fernando opposite 
New Depot 

Molle Victor, feed stable, 40 Aliso 

Maloney RK, carriage and wagonmaker, 
16 Aliso : 

Montijo Manuel, saddle-tree maker, 52 
Center 

Moody William, variety, 62 Spring 

Moore Alfred, real estate, 1 Requena 

Moore & Diffendofer (J. E Moore and 
B W Diffendofer), fruits, opp New 
Depot 

Moore Walter S, deputy collector U S 
internal revenue, and cuuncilman, 13 
Court 

Moran & Co, painters, Temple nr New 
High 

Morau J P, pres city council 

Moreno J F, harness and saddlemaker, 
13 Aliso 

Morford & Son ((W Eand W E Mor- 
ford Jr), real estate, 4 Spring 

Morgan G W, real estate, 55 Temple 
Block 

Morgan John C, attorney-at-law, 71 
Temple Block 

Morgan Octavius (Kysor & 
131 Main 

Morhiner C W, attorney-at-law, 8 Tem- 
ple Block 

Morsch F, livery stable, 134 Main 

Mosenbach F O, attorney-at-law, 29 
Main 

Mott S H (Perry, Woodworth & Co), 76 
Commercial 

Moya M, groceries, cor Upper Main and 
Short 

Mueller E (Wieser & Mueller), 29 Main 

Mullally J, councilman 

Munro D (Richardson & Munro), Post- 
office Buildifiz 

Nadeau H, physician and coroner, 131 
Main 

Nagle D, bootmaker, cor Alameda and 
Commercial 

Naud E (Naud, Weyse & Co), 29 Com- 
mercial 

Naud, Weyse & Co (K Naud, O G and 
Ri G+ Weyse), native wines and liquors, 
29 Commercial, and 131 and 133 Ala- 
meda 

Naud’s Warehouse, Chas Henry supt, 
Alameda opp Birgen 

Naul’s Warehouse, Naud, Weyse & Co 
proprs, Alameda nr junction Main 

Newbold E F, fruits, 54 Spring 


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MOE GEORGE E, proprietc: Capital | NE 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO,, scurterss tare Wises 19 22 


Newlands Wm Y, saloon, 39 Spring 

NEWMARK H (H Newmark & Co), 
11 Los Angeles 

NEWMARK H & C0 (H Newmark, 
K Cuhn and M A Newmark), whole- 
sale grocers and hardware, 11-15 Los 


Angeles 
M A (H Newmark & 
Co), 11 Los Anyeles 
New York Brewery, Sauth & Stecker 
»proprs, cor 3d and Main 
NEW YORK SALOON, Gus C Perret 
propr, 128 Spring 
Niece U F, druggist, 52 Main 
Niedecken Hermann, _ groceries, 
Spring and 4th 
Nittinger Edward, employment office 
and real estate, 67 Spring 
Neechi John, boarding, 130 Alameda 
NOEL JAMES, wholesale and retail 
liiju rs and cigars, 114 Main 
Nolte T, merchant tailor, 29 Main 
Norboe Henry, saloon, 10 Commercial 
Nordlinger $8, watches, clocks and 
jewelry, 60 Main 
Northeratt C L (Northcraft & Clark), 
cor Arcadia and Main 
Northeraft & Clark (C L and W H 
Northcraft, and Thos B Clarke), auc- 
tion and commission, cor Arcadia and 
Main 
Northcraft W H (Northcraft & Clark), 
cor Arcadia and Main 
Norton A, clothing, 13 Commercial 
Norton Charles, tailor, 3 Aliso 
Norton M, dry goods and clothing, 126 
Main 
Norton 8, dry goods and clothing, Baker 
Block, 22 Main 
Norton W R, architect, 17 Temple 
Block 
NOWATH JOSEPH. brick manufac- 
turer, Yale near College 
O’DONNEL P N (O'Donnel & Sutliffe), 
cor Aliso and Garcia 
O’DONNEL & SUTLIFFE (P N 
O'Donnel and John Sutiitte), proprie- 
tors Pioneer Iron Foundry and Ma- 
chine Shop, cor Aliso and Garcia 
Olden Mra W R, furnished rooms, 11 
Main 
O'Melveny W K S, attorney-at-law, 
office over First National Bank 
O’Melveny H W, attorney-at-law, cor 
Main and Commercial 
O'Neil J S, councilman 
Orme H S, physician, 74 Main 
ORR B F (Ponet & Orr), 66 Main 
Osborn Wm M, proprietor Eureka Liv- 
ery Stable, 21 Sth 
Osborn Wm M, harness and saddles, 
107 Sprin 
OSBORNE JOHN, proprietor Osborne's 
Overland ‘Transfer Co, 3 Market 


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OSBORNE JOHN & SON (Joho and 
W J Osborue), City Bill Posting Co, 
3 Market 

OSBORNE'’S OVERLAND TRANS- 
FER CO, John Osborne proprietor, 3 
Market 

Otis H G (Yarnell, Caystile, Mathes & 
Otis), 9 Temple 

PACIFIC COAST 8 S CO, H Mc. 
Lellan agent, 5 Commercial 

Page R D (Platt & Page), 24 Spring 

Palmer F M, dentist, Mascarel Block 

Park Mrs M E, millinery and fancy 
goods, 15 Spring 

Pasadena Stage Line, office 29 Main . 

Paterson Frank (Williams & Paterson), 
cor Main and Commercial 

PAUL CT (Chapman & Paul), 9 Com- 
mercial 

ae oy D R (Payne, Stanton & Co), 65 

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Payne H T (Payne, Stanton & Co), 65 
ain 
Payne, Stanton & Co (H T Payne, T E 
tanton and D R Payne), photograph- 

ers, Duwney Block, 65 Main; also 
Temple Block 

Peachy G W, harness, saddles and 
saddlery hardware, 76 Main 

Pearson Chas B, architect, 3 Downey 
Block 

Pelletier Aug (Jules Pierret & Co), 40 
Commercia 

PELLISSIER G, breeder of the finest 
French merino sheep, 489 Los An- 
geles, Post-office 

Penning C H, agent Temple Block, 
room 44 

PEOPLE'S STORE, A Hamburger 
propr, dry goods, shoes and millinery, 
84 and 86 Main 

Perkins W C, mgr Los Angeles Tele- 
phone Co, cor Main and Arcadia 

PERRET GUS O, proprietor New 
York Saloon, 128 S; ring 

PERRY & POLLARD (S M Perry 
and Robt Pollard), plumbing and gas- 
fitting, 16 M in 

PERRY S M (Perry & Pollard), 16 
Main 

Perry Wm H (Perry, Woodworth & Co), 
76 Commercial 

Perry, Woodworth & Co(Wm H Perry, 
W Woodworth and S H Mott), plan- 
ing mill, :umber, doors, sash, blinds, 
plaster hair, etc, 76 Commercial 

pee E {Veschke & Merz), 76 and 78 
Aliso 

Peschke & Merz (E Peschke and H 
Merz), gen mdse 76 and 78 Aliso 

Peterson Rev P, clergym:n (Methodist) 

Phelon G W (Booth & Phelon), cor 
Spring and 2d 


PHILADELPHIA BREWERY AND 

MALT HOUSE, D Mahlistedt & Co 
ropri-tors, Aliso 

Pp P, insurance agent, 7 Com- 
mercial 

PHILLIPS SIMON, dealer in wool, 
hides and pelts; liberal advances made 
on consiguments; general attention 
p id to sheep buyers, 4 Los Angeles 

Phillipson I, cutler and locksmith, 41 


Spring 

PICO HOUSE, Dunham & Schieffelin 
proprietors, corner Main «nd Plaza 

Pierret Jules (Jules Pierret & Co), 40 
Commercial 

Pierret Jules & Co (Jules Picrret and 
Aug Pelletier), bakery, 49 Commercial 

Pinte Nimon, tajlor, 8 Commerc al 

PIONEER IRON FOUNDRY AND 
MACHINE SHOP, 0’Dounel & Sut- 
litte propietors, corner Aliso and 
Garcia 

PIRONI CHAS B (Preuss & Pironi), 
21 Spring 

Pisiere Chas A, barber, 67 Spring 

Platt C D (Platt & Page), 24 Sprint 

Platt & Page (C D Platt and K D Page), 
watchmakers and jewelers, 24 Spring 

Polaski Isadore (L. Pulaski & Son), 58 
Main 7 : 

Polaski Louis (L Polaski & Son), 58 
Main 

Polaski L & Son (Louis and Isadore Po- 
laski), dry goods and clothing, 58 


Main 

POLLARD ROBT (Perry & Pollard), 

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Pomeroy A E (Pomeroy & Mills), nota- 
ries public, etc, cor Spring and Court 

Pomeroy & Mills (A E Pomeroy and H 
W Mills), real estate, loan and insur- 
ance agents, cor Spring and Court 

Ponet Mrs N J, millinery, 78 Main 

PONET & ORR (V Ponet and B F 
Ovr), undertakers, 66 Main 

PONET V (Ponet & Orr), 66 Main 

POST OFFICE, J R Dunkelberger, 
postmaster, Spring near Ist 

Potts A W, cle.k county court, Court 
House 

Potts J W, public administrator, corner 
Mais and Commercial 

Pouyfourcat J, saloon and boarding, 8 
Los Angeles 

Powell Elli-, saloon, 6 Commercial 

Prager C, clothing and supervisor, 64 
Main 

Prager Samuel, saloon, 69 Main 

PRATT E W & CO(E W Pratt and 
M E Threlkeld), proprs Globe Coffee 
and Spice Mills, 86-90 Aliso 

Preasent Miss B, millinery, 76 Spring 

PREUSS EDWARD A (Preuss & 
Pironi), 21 Spring 


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PREUSS & PIRONI (Ed A Prenss 

. and Chas R Pirom), druggists and 
chemists, 21 Spring 

Prichard W B, real estate, 17 Spring 

PRIDHAM R W, bookbindery and 


paper box manufactory, 54 Spring 
Pridham William, agt W, F & Co’s ex- 
ress, cor Main and Market © 


QUIMBY § L, saloon, 164 Main 
STEVE’S SAMPLE ROOMS, 


16; Main Street, Los Angeles. 


Choice Wines and Liquors. 
Mixed Drinks a Specialty. 


S. L. QUIMBY, Proprietor. 


Ralphs - Bros (Albert and Walter | ROW. 


Ralphs), groceries and liquors, corner 
Main and 6th 

Rampe F, merchant tailor, 127 Main 

Rangonda D, saloun, cor Alis» and Ala- 
meda 

RAPHAEL BROS (C and H Raphael), 
wholesale and retail dealers in paints, 
oils, glass, artists’ materials, window 
blinds, etc; manufacturers uf picture 
frames, cornices. and show cases, 141 
Main 

RAYNAL ALFRED, carriage and 
wagoumaker, 132 und 134 Alameda 

Rees Samuel (Rees & Wirsching), 37 Los 
Angeles 

Rees & Wirsching (Saml Rees and Robt 
E Wirsching), wagons and farming 
implements, 33-37 Los Angeles 

Reeve B J, architect, 1164 Main 

Reich C (Cohen & Reich), San Fernando, 
East Los Angeles 

Reid Edward, saloon, St Charles Hotel, 
48 Main 

RENSHAW ROBERT, ornawental, 
church and other glass manufacturer, 
81 New Hizh 

Reynolds J J, horse-trainer, 52 Temple 
Block 

Richardson J T (Richardson & Munro), 
Post-office Building 

Richardson & Munro (J T Richardson 
and David Munro), insurance agts, 
Post-office Building 

Riley & Graham (Wm Riley and D M 
Graham), real estxte and money bro- 
kers, 29 Main 

Riley U, paperhanger 

Riley William (Riley & Graham), 29 


Main 
RINKENBACH AUGUST, saloon, 11 
Spring 
Robarts Jno, attorney-at-law, 40 Spring 
Robinson W W, city auditor, 47 Spring 


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Rodhchild Meyer; meat market, corner 


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RO. LOUIS, cartiage and wagon- 

maker; 87 and 89 Apriag 

Rogers A H; supervisor, Los Angeles 

Romerio Chas, blackemith, 72 Alameda 

Rose L J (Stern & Ruse), foot Mason st 
Bridge 

Ross W W, physician, 31 Baker Block 

Roth E, commercial agent, 7 Commer- 


cial 

ROUGNY LD & CO (Louis Rougny, 
Emanuel and Joseph Eyraud), grocer- 
ies, fruits, provisions, cigars, tubacco, 
etc, corner Los Angeles and Commer- 


cial 
ROUGNY LOUIS (L D Rougny & Co), 
corner Los Angeles and Commercial 
ROWAN T E, rea) estate and commis- 
rion, 12 Sprin 
LAND R, sheriff, Court 
House 
Rozsas H, physician, 48 Spring 
Russell & Castera (D H Russell and 
Chas Castera), furniture, bedding and 
upholstery, 28 Los Angeles 
Russell D H (Russell & Castera), 28 Los 
Angeles ‘ 
Russell W H H (Russell & Whittier), 
attorney-at-law and searcher of rec- 
ords, 38 Spring 
Russell & Whitter (W H H Russell 
and Clark J Whittier), searchers o 
records, 38 Spring 
Ryan A.W, councilman 
St Charles Hotel, T W Strobridge 
propr, 46 Main 
8 ON WM B, barber and baths, 
San Fernando opposite New Depot 
Santa Cruz M G, groceries ana jewelry, 
14 and 16 Upper Main 
Santa Cruz Zeno, bakery, 50 Upper 
Main 
Santos J, saloon, 6 Los Angeles 
Savage Joseph, storekeeper U S bonded 
warehouse, Alameda 
Sawyer W, physician, 29 Main 
Schieftelin Chisten (Dunham & Schie ffe- 
lin), cor Min and Plaza 
Schilling Paul, saloon, cor Spring and 2d 
Schindler H, buotmaker, 35 Spring 
Schley Miss E, hairdr sser, 5Y4 Spring 
Schmidt Aug (Schmidt & Haefner), 45 
Los Angeles 
Schmidt & Haefner (Aug Schmidt and 
F W Haefner), wagonmakers, 45 Los 
Angeles 
Schmidt John, propr Workingmen’s 
Home 
Schroeder A (Schroeder Bros), 89 Spring 
Schroeder Bros (H and A Schroeder), 
painters, 89 Spring 
Schroeder Chas W, saloon, opp New 
8S P Depot 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDZN GATE AVcNUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, “**itc"main‘Strcce, wan Branciece. 


OHEIM, the Tailor. 


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Schroeder H (Schroeder Bros), 89Spring| SMITH, BROWN & HUTTON 


Schroerlucke J H, shooting gallery, 39 
Spring 
eines A W, saddles and harness, 7 
iso 
Schumacher Henry, bakery, 58 Spring 
SCOFIELD & TE , importers an 
ctealers in oils, paints, leads, glass, 
etc, E A Edwards manager, 23 Los 
Angeles 
Scott J R, attorney-at-law, 78 Temple 
Block 
Seligman M H, crockery, tinware, no- 
tions and furnishing goods, 67 Spring 
“SEMI-TROPIC CALIFORNIA,” 
Chas Coleman Jr editor and pub- 
lisher, corner Spring and Court 
Sentous Bros (L aud J Sentous); meat 
market, cor Aliso and Los Angeles 
Sentous J (Sentous Bros), cor Aliso and 
Los Angeles 
Sentous L (Sentous Bros), cor Aliso and 
Los Angeles 
Sentous P M, meat market, cor Upper 
Main and Short 
Sepulveda Ygnacio, superior judge, 
Court House 
Seymour F A, physician and surgeon, 
38 Spring 
Seymour F I, dressmaking, Baker Block 
Seymour & Johnson (J H Seymour and 
D Johnson), general merchandise 
and agricultural implements, 133 Main 
Shaffer John, mfr tents, etc, 63 Alameda 
Sharp & Bloeser (Robt Sharp and John 
f Bloeser), carpets and furniture,°143 
Main 
Shelling Chas, clergyman (Methodist) 
Shirpser L, clothing, boots and shoes, 
35 Spring 
Shirpser Mrs S, stamping and ladies’ 
und rwear, 91 Spring 
Shooter T, mfr ladies’ shoes, 33 Main 
Shorb A 8, physician (homeopathic), 
Mascarel Bloc 
SHRODER CHAS A (Shroder & 
Katon), Pico House 
SHRODER & EATON (Chas A 
Shroder and Chas Katon), liquors, 
Pico House 
Shulat Rev W, clergyman (Methodist) 
Shumacher H, fruits, 54 Spring 
SIEGEL H, gents’ furnisher, and hat- 
ter, 55 Main 
Simon Charles, barber, 161 Alameda 
Sipulveda P, saloon, Upper Main 
Sister & Olipas, barber, Requena ur 


Main 

Slaughter John, saddles and harness, 
cor Spring and 2d 

Slanson I S, pres Los Angeles County 
Bank, Temple Block 

SLOTTERBECK HENRY, guns, 
pistols, etc, 77 Main 


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(Henry M Smith, Thomas B Bruwn 
and A W Hutton), atturneys-at-law, 
91-93 Temple Block 

Smith H M, carpenter and builder, 165 
Spring 

Smith H M, real estate, 54 Spring 

Smith's Hotel, J W Smith prupr, cor 
Los Angeles and Commercial 

Smith & Hupp (Thomas H Smith and 
GeoS Hupp), attorneys-at-law, 38 

_ and 40 Temple Block 

Smth J W, ;ropr Smith’s Hotel, cor 
Los Angeles and Commercial 

Solano Alfred (Hansen & Solano), Union 
Hall, Spring 

Solomon B, tailor, 184 Commercial 

Sopena Vincent, bakery, 8 Upper Main 

Southern California Packing Co, J M 
Elliott sec, J E Hollenback treas, A 
H Judson pres, M Weich supt, junc 
A'iso and Macy 

Southern Pacific Transfer Co, C J Glover 
propr, 40 Main 

SPENCE E F, president First National 
Bank, 68 Main 

Stanton T E (Payne, Stanton & Co), 65 


ain 

Stecker Frederick (Lauth & Stecker), 
cor 3d and Muin 

Steere R, councilman 

Stephens C M, attorney-at-law, 77 Tem- 
ple Block 

STEPHENS D G, Temple Street Liv- 
ery Stable, corner Temple and New 
High 

Stephens Wm D, attorney-at-law, %5 
Temple Block 

Stephenson Walter B, attorney-at-law, 
8 Temple Block ‘ 

Stern Chas (Stern & Rose), foot of Ma- 
son St Bridge 

Stern & Rose (Chas Stern and LJ Rose), 
distillery, foot of Mason St Bridge 

Stevenson H J, surveyor, Downey Block 

Stewart ——, real estate, 81 New High 

Stobell Thomas, planing-mill, 93 Spring 

Stoll Henry W, Los Angeles Soda 
Works, 38 Sansevain 

Stoll S (Stoll & Thayer), 9 Spring 

Stoll & Thayer (S Stoll and J S Thayer 
Jr), books and stationery, 9 Spring 

Strang A, meat market, Upper Main 

Strobridge T W, propr St Charles Hotel, 
46 Main 

“SUED-CALIFORNISCHE POST’ 
(weekly), Conrad Jacoby editor and 
proprietor, 74 Main 

Susand O L, hairdresser, 55 Main 

Susskind H, clothing and boots and 
shoes, 106 Main 


SUTLIFFE JOHN (O'Donnel & Sut- 


litie), corner Aliso and Garcia 


Spear St. 
Francisco 


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Sweeters & Fisher (C Sweeters and J 
Fisher), saloon, nr New Depot 

& | Tallman N_H, crayon artist, 143 Main 

Taney B (Burton & Taney), 54 Spring 
Teed M, councilman 

Tharpar Frank, fruits, etc, 157 Alameda 

Thayer & Graham (JS ‘Thayer and H C 

Graham), real estate and loan agts, 29 


Spring 

Thayer J S (Thayer & Graham), 29 
Spring : 

Thayer J S Jr (Stoll & Thayer), 9 
Spring 

The American Colony, J H Lester pres, 
W E Wilmore sec, 38 and 40 Spring 

The Commercial Restaurant, V Dol pro- 
prietor, 67 Main 

“THE DAILY COMMERCIAL,” W 
H Gould publisher, 54 Spring 

‘THE EVENING EXPRESS” (daily 
and weekly), James J Ayers, manager 
and editor, 23 Spring 

Thelen Peter, saloon, 28 Commercial 

“The Light” (weekly), Rev John W 
Ellis, publisher, 15 Downey Block 

Thom Stephens (C E Thom and A N 
Stephens), attorneys-at-law, 6 and 7 
‘emple Block 

Thompson Lew J (F C Howes & Co), 

| 36 Spring 


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Tilley J J, barber, 19 Court 
| TIPTON J E, livery and feed stable, 
14 Aliso 
Toberman J R, mayor, Union Hall 
Tolhurs. S H, dentist, room 2 Post-office 
Building 
TONONIG, manufacturer of and dealer 
in native wines and brandies and fine 
liquors, Alameda and Olvera 
Towers George, boutmuxer, 173 Spring 
Trafford J, attorney-at-law, 72 Temple 
Block 
Tullis W B, watches and jewelry and 
watchmaker, 10 Spring 
Turner Hall, 123 Spriny 
i Turner Wm F (Lambourn & Turner), 
| 24 and 26 Aliso 
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Selection of JEWEL 
RAREST IN ‘THE 


ST’S 


Tuthill W H, mgr Singer Manufacturing 
Co, 28 Spring 

UNION BOARDING HOUSE, Wm 
Yunkerat propr, 34 Commercial 

United States Hotel, Hammel & Den- 
ker proprs, cor Main and Requena 

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. 
Chas K Johnson register, J W Haver- 
stick receiver, McDonald Block 

| Urmy HN, dentist, 34 Main 

| Vagavalia J, groceries, Upper Main 


H. WACHHOR 


Thorpe William, saloon, cor Main and] 


Culifornia—Los Angeles. 


VALDER J A, dealer in; pictures, 
frames, mouldings, mosses, ferns, etc, 
42 Spring 

Valdez Julian, groceries, Upper Main 

Van Bushkirk JS, carpenter, 157 Spring 

Van Matre M (Hechtman & Van Matre), 
opp New Depot 

Velasco M, barber, 21 Commercial 

Velsir James, master mechanic Southern 
Pacitic K R, Los Angeles 

Venable J W, county assessor, Court 
House 

VICKERY & HINDS (J C Vickery 
and Geo Hinds), meat market, 122 


Main - 

VICKERY J C (Vickery & Hinds), 122 

ain 
Vignolo Geo A, groceries, 112 Main 
VELLA DA (King & Villa), 20 
180 2 

Wagenbach Chas, tailor, 131 Spring ~ 

WANGEMAN HERMAN (Dreyer & 
Wanceman), 46 Sprin 

Ward James P (Hambrook & Ward), 
cor Marchessault and Alameda 

Warner J J, notary, 43 Temple Block 

Weihs Albert, leather and _tindings, 
and boots and shoes, 33 Main 

WEINER H C, clothing and gents’ 
furnishing goods and hats, 73 Main 

Weiss Robt F, real estate and collection, 
28 Spring 

Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express, Wm Prid- 
ham agt, cor Main and Market 

WELLS G WILEY, (Brunson & 
Wells), attorney-at-law, 11 and 71 Ba- 
ker Block 

Weils W H (Gelatt & Wells), Requena 
bet Los Angeles and Wilmington 

Welsh M, supt S.uthern Cal Packing 
Co, junction Aliso and Macy 

Wendt Charles, bootmaker, 127 Spring 

Western Union Te] Co, R R Haines, 
local mgr, cor Main and Arcadia 

Weysc O G (Naud, Weyse & Co), 29 
Commercial 

Weyse R G (Naud, Weyse & Co), 29 
Commercial 

Wheeler John O, deputy clerk supreme 
court and sec Main St and Agricul- 
tural Park R R Co, 3 Commercial 

White C, attorney-at-law, 84 Temple 
Block 

White C H, ticket agentS PRR 

White E E (McGarvin & White), 96 
Sprin 

White Seth, blacksmith and wagon-ma- 
ler, Temple near New High 

Whittier C J (Russell & Whittier), 38 
Spring 

Wickersham Isaac, livery stable, 39 
Aliso 


Vaiers Wm L, tailor, 131 Spring Wicks M L, attorney-at-law, 86 Temple 
| Valcuzuela Z, groceries, 37 Commercial! Block 


PIONEER IRON WORKS, “estantietea sas” ety Mata scree. Fe 


wo ase aaveT Ss” ~ ANIHOVN ONIMAS .NHOL ‘LS TVAOG,, UL, 


, the Tailor. 


For THE BEST FITTING SUIT OF CLOTHES go to JOE POHEIM 


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For THE BEST FITTING SUIT OF CLOTHES go to JOE POHEIM, the Tailor. 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., WAGO 


Califurnia—Los Angeles. 


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WIDNEY J P, physician, Downey 
Block 

WIDNEY R M, attorney-at-law, Mas- 
carel Block 

Widney W W &S A, varieties and nov- 
elties, 132 Main 

Wieser J (Wieser & Mueller), 29 Main 

Wieser & Mueller (J Wieser and E Muel- 
ler), watchmakers and jewelers, 29 
Main 

Wigand Theo, Py eoiat, 131 Main 

Williams B T (Williams & Williams) 

Williams Mrs J L, furnished rooms, 33 


Main 

Williams Jos L (Williams & Paterson), 
cor Main and Commercial a 

Williams & Paterson (Jos L Williams 
and Frank Paterson), saloon and oyster 
house, cor Main and Commercia 

& WILLIAMS (WT 

and B T Williams), attorneys-at-law, 
Los Angeles 

Willits J L, . . at market, cor /.lameda 
and Sansevain 

Willmore W E, sec the American Col- 

ony, 38 Spring ‘ 

WILSON ROBT N C (Barclay & Wil- 
son), attorney-at-law, rooms 6-7-8, 
over First National Bank 

Winston J B, physician and health offi- 
c+r, 7 Downey Block 

Wirsching Robt E (Rees & Wicsching), 
37 Los Angeles 

Wise K D, physician, 1164 Main 

Wise M, saloon, 21.Court 

Woerz Chris, barber, 47 Main 

WOLFROM & BISHOP (G P Wol- 


from and John Bishop), harness and 
saddles, 66 Spring 
¢ P (Wolfrom & Bishop), 


WOLFROM 
66 Sprin 

WooD B °. bakery and restaurant, 72 

Spring 


Coast Mail 


SAN BUENAVENTURA 
AND LOS ANGELES, 


BETWEEN <= 


TRI-WEEKLY. 


THE 


649 


Wood F A (Judson, Gillete & Gibson), 
131 Main 

WOODHEAD CHAS B (Woodhead & 
Gay), 46 Spring 

WOODHEAD & GAY (Chas B Wood- 
head and Leslie F Gay), general com- 
mission merchants and dealers in 
fruits and seeds, 46 and 48 Spring 

Woodworth J J, groceries, 14 Main 

Woodworth VW’ (Perry, Woodworth & 
Co), 76 Commercial 

Woollacott H J,liquors,50 and 52 Spring 

Woolweber Theo, druggist and chemist, 
59 Main ‘ 

Workingmen’s Home, John Schmidt 
propr, 29 and 31 Commercial 

Worthington Henry, physician, 29 Main 

Wright W T, county surveyor, Downey. 
Block 

Yarnell Jesse (Yarnell, Caystile, Mathes 
& Otis), 9 Temple Block 

Yarnell, Caystile, Mathes & Otis (Jesse 
Yarnell, T J Caystile, S J Mathes 
and H G Otis), proprs Los Angeles 
“Daily Times” and Los Angeles week- 
ly “Mirror’’ aud book and job print- 
ing office, 9 Temple Block 

Yorba B A, county auditor, 
House 

Young J W, groceries and liquors, 109 
Aliso 

Y¥Y MCA Hall, Main 


YUNKERAT WILLIAM, proprietor 
nee Buarding House, 34 Commer- 
cia ; 

Zabaleta P, bootmaker, 20 Commercial 

Zens John, livery stable, 136 Main 

Zobelein George (D NM. ‘uistedt & Co), 
Aliso 

Zwieg Louis, tinsmith and plumber, 14 
Commercial 


Stage Line, 


Court 


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SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE. 


1939 ONY IS3dV3HO 182g ‘NOJSNIM “S J ‘HOA MaN°JO “09 JONVUNSNI 3417 TWALNW 


age 4 ‘APY 88S 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


WHITE BROS... 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spea 
wt,8.F. Oak, Ash, Hickory, Maple, Cherry ete. 


California—Los Angeles, 


FASHION STABLES, 


29 Main Street, opp. Arcadia, Los Angeles, Cal. 


Hacks, Landaus, Barcuches, Reckaways © Buggies, 
Good Driving Horses, Both Single and Double, 
The Best Stock and Lowest Prices. Horses Boarded by the Day, Week or Month. 
Give us a Call. GEO. R. BUTLER, Superintendent. 


M. W. CHILDS, 
|\HABROWARE EMPORIUM, 


No. 21 Los Ange!es Street, Los Angeles, Cal. 


Dealer in Stoves, Ranges, Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Force and Lift 
Pumps, Rubber Hose, Crockery and Glassware, Iron and Lead Pipe. Sole Agent 
| for the Superior Stoves and Ranges, manufactured by Bridge & tseach Manufac- 
turing Co., St. Louis, Mo. Manufacturer of Tin, Copper aud Sheet Iron Ware 
and Artesian Well Pipe. Plumbing in all its branches done to order with neat- 
ness and dispatch. 


COMPTON & KERR, 


(Real Zstate& Loan Agents 


Have for sale a LARGE LIST OF PROPERTY both in the City and Country, 
| Ranches that we can sell in Lots to suit any and all classes of customers, from 
five acres to 40,000 acres each. Correspondence solicited. Send for Circular and 
Price List. ‘eam and carriage to show property furnished free of charge. 


Cc. DUCOMMUN, 
HL_ARDW AR FH! 


—_———. 9 nd 
MECHANICS’ TOOLS FOR ALL TRADES ———— 
AND DEALERS IN 
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, Brushes, Sheep Ear Punches, Pruning 
Shears, Honey Knives, and Sheep-Shears, and Assayers’ Outtits, 
Spectacles, Eye-Glasses and other Optical Instruments. 


FANCY GOODS, EIG., } { No. 54 MAIN STREET, 


And 25,000 Assorted Articles. LOS ANGELES, CAL. 


California—Los Angeles, 651 


OLDEST BUSINESS HOUSE IN LOS ANGELES. 
The Pioneer Saddle and Harness Manufactory of 


Ss. OO. POY, 


[Established in 1854.) 
Manufacturer and Dealer in 


BEA SADDLERY, 25, Ola nen 
AND HORSE FURNISHING GOODS. 


[ fh ney 4 
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; : T am still at my old stand, 17 Los Angeles Street, where I make 
Hf ; addles an 
“ Tre also manufacture and keep on hand all kinds of Har- 


a specialty of the Celebrated Foy 

es. 
ness, from lightest buggy to heaviest team, and the largest and 
best assortment of Saddlery on the coast su imagh of San Francisco, 
compr anh a COLLARS, whips, DLES, 8, 


AGON COVERS, eto. 


GLOBE COFFEESSPICE MILLS 


(Formerly Old Aliso hy sl Mills.) 


E. W. PRATT & CO., 


PROPRIETORS. 
We are now ready, with New and Improved Machinery, to supply the Trade generally 


With Goods in our line at San Francisco Prices. 
Junction Aliso Street and Old Aliso Road, Los Angeles, Cal. 


Address Post Office Box 437. 


LOUIS ROUGNY. EMMANUEL EYRAUD. JOSEPH EYRAUD. 
L. D. ROUGNY & CO., 
DEALERS IN 


Groceries a Provisions, 
CHEESE, EGGS, 
Cigars, ‘Tobacco, Fruits, Etc. 


Corner Commercial! and Los Angeles Streets, 
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNTA. 


32 WOLFROM & BISHOP, 
66 SPRING ST., I LOS ANGELES, 


Harness & Saddle aahtien 


TRIMMINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 
| FIRST-CLASS WORK AT REASONABLE RATES. 


‘“* 315 J St., Sacramento. 


H. WACHHORST 7 Seer esate GS er we! 


ELERS, offr Goods lower than any 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN | 4 CO., apy abe in the City, Al Montuomery st. 


California—Los Angeles-Los Gatos. 


TE Dw 


St. Charles Hotel, 


(OPPOSITE THE 


Main Street, Los Angeles, Cal. 


In its cleanly homelike accommodations, this hotel is second to none in the city, 
while its table is supplied with every article that American 
lets can obtain or desire. 


Trave 


THE ST. CHARLES 


Makes but tittle noise at trains, and less external show ; but its internal arrange- 
ments aud facilities for the comfort of Travelers, and the character of its 
Guests, commend it to the public favor above any 
Hotel in Los Angeles. ' 


HOT AND COLD BATHS FREE 


Hotel Carriage from all Trains Free. 
the Depot, every half hour. 


TERMS—$1.50 to $2.50 per Day ; fonger as agreed. 
T. W. STROBRIDCE. 


R. W. PRIDHAM, 
BOOKBINDER 


—- AND — 


Manufacturer of Blank Books, 


— AND — 
All kinds of Paper Boxes. 
No. 54 SPRING STREET, 
LOS ANGELES. 


LOS BANOS. 


MERcED County. A post and express 
offic, reached via Gilroy, 48 miles dis- 
tant. 

Beeby N, blacksmith 

Bibby N, supervisor 

Blankenship Rev P M,_ clergyman 
(Methodist) 

Miller & Lux, general merchandise 

OPPE §, postmaster 


SCHEELINE & OPPENHEIMER, 
general merchandise and Wells, Fargo 
& Co’s agents 

Thornton H W R, hotel 

Weidman A, hotel 


COSMOPOLITAN. ) 


Street Cars pass the House, to and from 


Wiener & Cohn, general merchandise 
Worthington J A, hotel and saloon 
Zahn Andrew, blacksmith 


LOS GATOS. 


Santa Ciara County. A. post and ex- 
press office. Los. Gatos is pleasantly 
situated on the line of the South 
Pacific Coast R. R., 50 miles from 
San Francisco and 9 miles from San 
Jose, 

The elevation is about 350 feet above 
tide water. The climate is very even 
and salubrious; figs, oranges and cia 
tropical fruits flourish here. It is espe- 
cialiy recommended for weak lungs, 
asthma, and kindred diseases. The scen- 
ery is grand and beautiful, and as a 
health resort Los Gatos and the adja- 
cent hills are noted over the whole Pa- 
cific Coast. The country round about is 
especially adapted for fruit, grapes, etc., 
and fruits grown in this vicinity al- 
ready command a higher price in the 
San Francisco market than any other 
fruit now being sold there. [Sketch by 
Mr. H. W. Van Der Vaart.] 

The population of Jos Gatos is about 
500, the place having grown considera- 
bly since our last issue. Quite a busi. 


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| ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OREGON ASH AND MAPLE,."s,"9,.2zen= 8 


California—Los Gatos. 653 


ness center has sprung into existence| MAJORS L I, attorney-at-law and 
on the west side of the railroad. The} proprietor hotel (see advertisement) 
improvements there include a handsome | Montgomery J W, harness and saddle 
hotel building, which, on itscompletion, | _maker 

at once took rank as the first hotel of | Moodie Rev RO, clergyman (Presbyte- 
the town. It has been named Major’s| rian) 

Hotel, after its genial landlord. The in- | Morse Gilbert, varieties and cigars 
dustries of Los Gatos include a flouring- | Noltemeier F W, bootmaker 

mill, stone quarry, lime kiln and a/| Pacific Hotel, Chas M Schiele propr 
fruit-canning establishment. Seanor’s| PARKS DANIEL, blacksmith, wag- 
extensive planing and shingle-mill and | onmaker and practical horseshoer 
carriage manufactory is also located | PE BON (Palmer and Fred 
here. The town has one newspaper, the |__W Perkins), general merchandise 

Los Gatos News. Proctor & Trailer (T B Proctor and L C 


Avery Lyman, hairdresser and saloon 


Belshee DC, OT 8 EGVELL (Charles Rogers W E, gen mdse, paints, oils and 


NHARDT & 
Bernhardt and J M Lovell), San Jose 


Grocer Sanders Mrs C W, fancy goods and no- 
sat tions 

€9| Berry JL, physician Schiele Chas M, propr Pacific Hotel 

>| Carson Georse, agt SPCR, W,F&|/SRANOR GEORGE, planing mill, 


On TO 


Chapman R M, clergyman (Episcopal) shingle mill, meonine shep, black- 
: 7 smith, wagon and paint shop, manu- 
ej| COFFEY HR, Los Gatos Bakery facturer Russell's patent harrow 


COLEMAN HOUSE, James F Cole-| Shepherd Mrs L, confectionery and ba- 


man aN oA : kery 
COLEM JAMES F, proprietor | Shore W C, varieties 
Coleman House Sincock & Berryman (Henry Sincock 
Dah! Severis, bootmaker and Arthur Berryman), Los Gatos 
Daves J E, livery stable 3 Hotel 
DAVES V B, nurseryman and florist | Smith WG & Co, real estate brokers 
and dealer in fruits and vegetables} and insurance agents 
(see advertisement) — Swall & Smith (George Swall and J B 
Davis & Cowell, lime kiln ; Smith), butchers 
DESMARAIS PAUL, druggist and} Templeton Samuel, pres Los Gatos 


as penne: ae men oe eee aye Fer er 


94 Market 


chemist Fruit Packing Co 
E~ | Fischer Peter, saloon Thompson Miss J, milliner, dressmaker 
e| Gates H W, lumber and fancy goods 
(a | Gray Thos, painter Tobin John F, justice of the peace and 


=) Greely House, Mrs N M Greely propr news dealer 
Groom J J, supt Los Gatos Fruit Pack- | Trailer L C, insurance and real estate 
ing Co Urmy Clarence T, music teacher 


Hall Geo M, real estate Van Der Vaart Henry W, real estate 
Hancock Rev L M, clergyman (Metho-| and insurance agent e 

dist) z Van Mater J M, hardware, pumps and 
Hart Mrs G E, milliner lumb:r 
Johnson Peter, real estate WALKER W S§, editor and proprietor 


LEFEVRE Z J, bootmaker, boots and} Los Gatos ‘Weekly News’ 


shoes mide to order and repaired Woodards J L, barber 
Lloyd D, pay eaian r “Vv. B. DAVES, 
e| Los Gatos Flour Mills \ 4 
Los Gatos Fiuit Packing Co, Samuel ; 
Templeton pres, J J Groom supt UR SERYM Ay AN} PLORIST 
Los Gatos Hotel, Sincock & Berryman 
proprs 
Los Gatos Manufacturing Co, WS Mr- LOS CATOS, CAL. 
2 Murtr 03 WEEKLY NEWS” Has always on hand 
(The), W S Walker editor and propr SHRUBBERY AND PLANTS. 
fe Lundy William, saloon _ ALSO, ‘ 
Luse AS, physician A large selection of all Fruit Trees pe- 
=) Lyndon J W: gen mdse and ins agt culiar to the Santa Clara Valley. 
9 Main H H, county supervisor * SEND FOR CATALOGUE. 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, se/S'5" Saute, tickery, Maple, Cherry, ete. 


DAWIEL NORCROSS & CO, Maicrierempienoce fect wereet. we 


| 654 California—Los Gatoe-Lower Lake. 


GO TO MAJORS’ HOTEL. 


West of Railroad, near Depot, 
Los Gatos, Cal. 


The Finest House on the 8S. P.C.R.R, 
and the Leading Hotel of Los Gatos. 


Rooms Elegaatly Furnished, 


- And Excellent Fare provided at a }) imes 


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a at 


yet BY In connection with the House is « Finely 
M Appointed 


Billiard Parlor and Bar-Room. 
L.L. MAJORS, 


PROPRIETOR. 


LOS MEDANOS. LOWDEN'’S RANCH. 


Contra Costa County. pay 0th pig A i ai 7 miles 

southeast of Weaverville. 

ROBIN SON L L, agent Wolls, Fargo COWDEN 0 E, postmaster ebivca 
prietor Lowden Hotel 


LOS NIETOS. LOWELL HILL. 


Los ANGELES County. See also Dow- Havana Covwer: “A-posb-ofilon 2% 


ney City. ; 
Bee J W, justice of the peace ss Tie pore beg a 
uller John, constable EASTIN CB & CO (UG S Maker and 


Ho: ton Oren, coustable 


ae VT nats C B Eastin), general merchandise 
Williams E V, justice of the peace Golden Ball, ’' M Nellis supt 


Hill James, saloon 


LOST CAMP. Bil Samet, loo | 

Pracer County. Post-office Blue Can- ar o supts Swamp Angel. Min- 
yon. M+ rgan Mine, P M Nellis supt 

BARTLETT G 7, miner and farmer | Nellis P M, mining supt 

Regan John, hotel 


und Clocks at Bhort Notice, GLO J Street, Sacramento, Cal. 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


LOTUS. Swamp Angel Mining Co, Kirby & Co 
@ | Et Dorapo Country. A post-office, 9 
& miles northwest of Placerville. LOWER LAKE. 
a] Alderson Thoinas, general mdse Lake County. A post and express 
GALLANAR G W, zeneral merchan- office. A mountain town, 1500 feet H 
nN dise, postmaster, edit rand proprietor] above the sea-level, beautifully situ- | 
fs ‘‘Lotus Press” and notary public ated on an arm of Clear Luke, 23 miles | 
Grey John. hotel from Lakeport, and at the contluence 
oO “LOTUS PRE3S,” G W Gallanar ed-| of four roads. Population 3v0. 
itor BACCUS J B JR, proprietor ‘‘Lower 
Young M W, physician Lake Bulletin” 
pence ‘i C, Ly si Soeimielonsy 
Barker Mrs » hote 
 LOVELOCK. F Bayton & Moore, liquors 
Borre County. A pust-uffice, 30 miles) Bulter H R, general merchandise 
| north of Oroville. Burnett & Co, fl uring-mills 
| Bennes E C Y, postmaster and hotel Bynum J, physician 
i Dansy Geo W, bootmaker COBB W T, farmer 
| Kitchen Isaac W, general merchandise | Cowden Jas, market and liquors 
and hotel Duel Mrs A & Daughters, millinery and 
td Pomerat V, hotel and gen mdse dressmaking | 


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ALLEN, TUGLE & CO., CHERRY LUMBER, 2.2 33772:"" 


California—Lower Lake-Lundy. 655 
Fisher W F, propr Clear Lake stage iine | Huyck R A, blacksmith and wagon- 
Gemmell Mrs S, dressmaker maker 
(ietz Joseph & Bros, general merchandise | Keyes D B, hotel 
Gruwel! LH, livery stable Levy Bros, general merchandise 
Hall Miss M, dressmaker Routson P P, liquor 
Hanson D M, attorney-at-law Schubert Th, physician 
Hill R, photographer and real estate agt | Turner A F, butcher 
Hopkins F V, physician Williams J M, painter 
ig ray W H, farmer etn gates 
vse m, asst assessor 
Kelley Wn, restaurant LUGONIA. 
ety M & Bro, general merchandise San BERNARDINO County. A post-of- 
Link Chas F, brewery fice. 


"py LAM aoLLETTE” soo 9 4, ei, ty, 
’ and shoea, hardware, ec 
Manson D H, attorney-at-law Crafts MH, Crafton Retreat ‘ 


Mather & Linck, brewery ‘ it. : ; 

Miller DL, justice of the peace linckinichaaso 

pales T A K, blacksmith and wagon- abhiey ° 
maker 


i A W E, wagonmaker ' LUNDY, 
| 
hit EAS thctaakee Mono County. A post and express 


office, in Homer Mining District, or 
Mill Creek; is beautifully located at 
the foot of two high mountains (Mount 


Nichols Ralph K, civil engineer and 
supt Clear Lake Water Co 
Noel A FE, attorney-at-law 


Gilcrest and Mount Scowden), rising 

Ranadell J W, barber ‘ 
: nearly perpendicular from the green 
pee L, notary public and convey- bor a of a little gem called Lake 
; Lundy. e mountain scenery in 
rhb z hahah gg ae T A Shreve) and Gecnad Lundy is beautiful be- 
NMacksr.ithin g reve),| yond description, and makes it ex- 


; ; ; ceedingly desirable for human resi- 
Simmons F B, painter and trimmer dancers “rhe distance from Bodie, 


STANLEY J R, postmaster and no-| jeached by stage line, is about 30 
tary public, real estate agent and con-| miles, leading along Lake Mono and 


vey ancer ? its monotonous alkali fields, Popu- 
Thompson 8 A, saw-mill lation about 400, including the sur- 
Walker J A, physician rounding mines. 
Walls B, druggist 
Ward B F, bootmaker Anderson & Stewart, meat market 
Wardiaw BR, surveyor Beck I N, saloon | 
Wood Thomas, pakuees and painter pa ae ee H, notary public and agt 
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CRETE) ceeeeruile al gta & Nichols (M Miahols and S 
urkham), livery stable 
LOW GAP. Carpenter & Gilcrest (H E Carpenter 


MENDocino Cuunty. A post-office and and Juhn Gil:rest), U S_ mineral sur- 


é an i veyors and civil engineers 
See arian the Redwoods, 15] , vison Wn, brewer 
Delahide Mrs R, restaurant 
NUTTER C E, saloon, hotel, feed| Drake Frank V, lawyer 


stable, groceries and postmaster Fennell Nat, constable 
Van Dugen& Reeves, saw-mill =~ Gable Mrs P C, hotel 
pea Gale ie M, saloon 
suirado R OC, physician 
LOYALTON. Haas & Glunz, salvon re 
Srerra County. A post-office; an agri- a ai C F, Lundy and Bodie Stage 
ad a qilege, SC miles eust of eb Selden, attorney and counselor- 
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BATTELLE T fF, notary public and | “HOMER MINING INDEX” (The), 
postmaster James T Huling proprietor 
Enscoe J, general merchandise HULING JAMES T proprietor ‘“The 


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Lundy 0 J, hotel 

Maestretti A, constable 

Manton Kd, saloon 

McFarlen J H, harnessmaker 
McLean Chas C, justice of the peace 
Medlicott M P, justice of the peace 
Miller Ben H, county clerk 
Montrose R G, lumber 

Murray Jack, saloon 

Robson & Weaver, blacksmiths 
Wilcox W A, justice of the peace 


MACE’S MILL. 
Amapor County. Post-office Jackson. 
Mace F, saw and quartz-mill 


MACVILLE. 


San Joaquin County. 
Lockeford. 


Poppe Chas, constable 

Ri GER GEORGE, general merchan- 
ise 

Rooks Frank, hotel 

Sprague B F, blucksmith 

Stacey G G, blacksmith and wagon- 


maker 
Stringfield & Sprague, blacksmiths 


MADELINE. 


Lassen County. A post-office. Takes 
its name from Madeline i’lains, and is 
situated in a picturesque locality, 
midway between Honey Lake and Big 
Valley. The location is most favor- 
able for stock-raising, and the quanti- 
ties of cheese and butter shipped from 
this point are surprising. 


Post-office 


Bayley Geo, stock raiser 

Boggs John, stock raiser 
CHENEY & FORD, stock raisers 
Ford G O, postmaster 

Winters Theodore, stock raiser 


MADERA. 


Fresno County. A post, telegraph 
and express office, on the Central 
Pacific R. R., 22 miles from Fresro. 
Population 250. 


Borden N L, agt Yosemite Stage and 
aoe Co, and Central Pacific 


Brown Mrs C E, druggist 
Brown F R, physician 
Charles John, carpenter 
Cramer James, constable 

; Curtin ©, livery stable 

| Dougherty Daniel, bootmaker 


656 California—Lundy-Madison. 


Edwards D F, blacksmith 

Jessen S, hote 

Mace R P, hotel and office of Yosemite 
Stage and Turnpike Co 

Madera Fume and Lumber Co, gen mdse 

Madera Hotel, Henry Slaven proprietor 

Malony J L, physician 

MOORE & CO, general merchandise 

MOORE E. agt Wells, Fargo & Co, 
and postmaster 

Neal Rev J H, clergyman (Methodist) 

Paz C, barber 

Rabidon Louis, restaurant 

Redtield O T, attorney-at-law and notary 
public 

Simpson Richard, justice of the peace 

Slaven Henry, hotel 

Velie AT, wagonmaker 

Williams H 8S, gen mdse and saloon 


j MADISON. 
Youo County. A post, express and tel- 


egraph oifice, on the Vaca Valley and 
ear Lake R. R. 


Audett Mra J, dressmaker 

Audett J Jr, stoves and tinware 

a Rev PG, clergyman (Metho- 

ist) : 

Chandler F B, lumber 

Doll Philip J, barber 

FIFIELD DR W E, physician and 
surgeon, druggist and postmaster, 
cigars, tohaccu and stationery 

GILL HENRY, blacksmith and horse- 
shoeing , 

Gostick Abram, bootmaker 

A, dry goods, clothing, 

groceries, boots and shoes, tinware 


HENRICH EXCHANGE, saloon and 


billiard room, F N Henrich proprietor 


HENRICH EXCHANGE HOTEL, 
f N Henrich proprietor 

Hill H, blacksmith 

Hilliker S W, propr Hilliker Hotel 

Hockal Henry, barber, F N Henrich 
Building 

Howell B, well-borer 

Hudson J B, fruit and cigar stand 

Johnson Wm, wagonmaker 

Keller Joseph, blacksriith 

Levy Wolf. general merchandise 

Lyon & Phariss (W H Lyon and J B 
Phariss), liquors 

Lyon W H (Lyon & Phariss) 
ADISON LIVERY STABLE, F N 
Henrich proprie! or 

MADISON MEAT MARKET, F N 
Henrich proprietor 

Madison Mills, Rhodes & Troop 


McCONLEY HIRAM, proprietor Pio- 
neer Saloon and Lodging-house 


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McKENNA J J, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker, and horseshoeing 

Nugent Chas R, clergyman (Methodist 

Paine O S, carpenter 

Palladay Bros, carpenters 

PENNY JOHN, agent Wells, Fargo & 
Co, Weatern Union Telegraph opera- 
tor, and general freight agent Vaca 
Valley and C LRR 

Phariss J, hotel 

Phariss J B (Lyon & Phariss 
ONEER SALOON AND LODGING 

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Procter M J, liquors 
emer John c ian & bengal 
» grain warehouse 

TANDY GEORGE, eatdler, harnow- 
maker, and carriage trimmer 

Tandy John, carpenter 

Troop W H (Rhodes & Troop) 

Whipple J and Davis W, painters 

Wilber John, carpenter 

Wilkinson L, conductor V V &CLRR 

Woodden John, justice of peace 

Wootten Bros & Troop, flour-mill 


MAD RIVER. 


Humpotpr County. Post-office Arcata. 
A telegraph office, 5 miles from 
Arcata. 


VANCE JOHN, saw-mill and railroad 
MAGALIA. 


Butre County. A post-office, 25 miles 
north of Oroville. Population 100. 

Bader Chas, saloon 

Cohn Henry & Sons, general mdse 

Dinkle J, butcher 

Dunham E, bootmaker 

McClure Wm, saloon 

McDonnel Robert, hotel and blacksmith 

McGregor Miss Emma, school teacher 

Miller Henry, general merchandise 

MONTGOME Y ©, general merchan- 
dise and postmaster 

Perry Alvin A, hotel : 

Riley D, saloon, attorney at-law, and 
justice of peace 

Riley W §, saloon 


MAHEW’S STATION. 


SacRAMENTO CouNTY. Post-office 
pelt he 9 miles from Sacramento, 
on the Sacramento and Placerville R. R, 


Baker Wn, fruit raiser and shipper 
Camp Chas, hop raiser 

Day James T, fruit raiser and shipper 
Fisher Phil, fruit raiser and shipper 
Keller John, fruit raiser 


MAHEW L, ageut Sacramento and Pla- 
verville R R 

Paterson A D, saloon 

Routier Jos, truit raiser and shipper 

Smyth Herman, blacksmith 

Stephens R D, fruit raiser and shipper 

Studarus John, fruit raiser and shipper 

Wells Ely, fruit raiser and shipper 


MAINE PRAIRIE. 


SoLano County. A pon and telegraph 
Office, at the head of Cache Creck 
ps, adh ig is navigable for small 
vessela—and is connected with the 
California Pacitic R. 
line. It is 
of Fairfield. 


Christin N J, liquors 

Crawford Rev J N, clergyman 

FRENCH J A, postmaster and general 
merchandise 

Lewis Mrs Rebecca, hotel and livery 
stable , 

Luttger G, carpenter and builder 

Petrus F W, blacksmith 

Rothkie W F, saloon 

Vail W D, lumber and warehouse 


MAMMOTH CAVE. 


CALAVERAS County. Twelve miles 
from San Andreas, 13 miles from Big 
a and within 2 miles of Big Tree 
road. 


R. by a stage 
bout 18 miles northeast 


Nichols George, proprietor 


MAMMOTH CITY. 


Mono County. Post-office Round Val- 
ley, Inyo County. 


WAGNER P A & CO, general mer- 


chandise 


MANCHESTER, 


Menpocrino County. A post-office, 66 
miles by stage from Duncan’s Mills, 
Population 260. 


Bishop C H, farmer and dairyman 
Caine D, farmer and dairyman 
Caughey Robert, supervisor 
Cothbertson John R, farmer and dairy- 
man 
Denman M P, farmer and dairyman 
Filben Thos, mill 
Gillmore E P, road overseer 
Gillmore H, stock and wool grower 
Hagreen James, farmer and dairyman 
Hogan Wn, farmer and dairyman 
Hoyt S S, farmer and dairyman 


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Hunter James, farmer and dairyman 

James Sheppard, farmer and daityman 

Kendall A B, stock and wvol grower 

Lane Jvhn C, surveyor 

Morse Lewis, capitalist 

Redemeier L, stock and wool grower 
W, justice of peace 

Savage G L, postmaster and gen mdse 

Scott H B, farmer and dairyman 

Shoemake W, stock raiser 

Tay] r S$ H, blacksmith 

Vinegarholtz H, schoul trustee 


MANKA’S CORNER. 


Sonano County. Post-office Suisun, 6 
miles from Fairfield. 


HARLEY GEO, saloon and groceries 
MARIPOSA. 


Mariposa County. A post and ex- 
press office; reached via Southern Pa- 
cific R. R. to Merced, thence 41 miles 
by stages. It is a mining town on 
one of the roads leading to the Yo- 
semite Valley. It is the county seat 
and contains about 500 inhabitants. 


Adams Wn, attorney-at-law 

Anderson J A, upholsterer 

Andrada Jesus, barber 

Bell H R, physician 

Bluomgreen B F, watchmaker 

Bogan & Co, general merchandise 

Bogan Chas, insurance agent 

Butfum E W, county supervisor 

Clarke John F, sheriff 

Cliff James P, wagonmaker 

Congdon & Reynol.is (J W Congdon and 
Angevine Reynolds), attorneys and 
counselors-at-law 

Contreras Mrs b, restaurant 

Corcoran John M, superior judge 

Counts Geo, county treasurer 

Daut F, machinist 

Daveny Manuel, carpenter 

Dou Joseph, constable 

Egenhoff W D, general merchandise and 
county supt of public instruction 

Farnsworth C E, blacksmith 

Fritz J G, meat market and blacksmith 

Gallison & Farnsworth, blacksmiths 

Gallison Winslow, hotel 

Godano J B, bootmaker 

Goucher G G, district attorney 

Hedgepeth Rev Joel, Methodist clergy- 
man 

Highman John, general merchandise 

Hoskins Chas T, miller 

Jones LF, uttorney-at-law and notary 
public 

Jones N L, attorney-at-law 


Josselyn A J, c nter 

Ravanaug ws, coroner and public 
administrator 

Kerrius Chris, livery stable 

Ketney David, boots and shoes 

Kiel Jarvis, surveyor 

Knizht W R, carpenter 

LEWIS & HUDGSON, proprietors 
“Mariposa Herald” 

“MARIPOSA GAZETTE,” Angevine 
Reynolds Deere : 

“MARIPOSA HERALD,” Lewis & 
Hodgson proprietors 

McVann Wn, saloon 

McElligott Thos, blacksmith 

McKetchuie Chas, painter 

Mentzer Jonathan, county supervisor 

MILLER J H, express, stage agent 
and pustmuster 

Mulley Mrs J, milliner and fancy gouds 

Murray & McCoy (S R Murray and Jas 
McUoy), flouring-mills 

Newman M, county assessor 

REYNOLDS ANGEVINE, proprietor 
‘*Mariposa Gazette,” atturney-at-law 
and notary public 

Ralson C, laundry 

Rogers Lovely, county supervisor 

Schlageter H, hotel 

Snyder & Cu, saw-mill 

Stewart Geo, liquors 

Streeter Jarvis, county clerk and re- 
corder 

Temple G W, justice of the peace 

Thomas John \W, carpenter 

Thomas R B, county surveyor 

‘T ddson Chas, sailmaker 

Turner J T, druggist and physician 

Volk Adam, liquors 

Washburn & Biuce, saw-mills 

Weiler John, brewery 

White H H, denti-t 

Whorton S G, justice of the peace 

Williams Ralph, blacksmith 

Williams Kobert, liquors 

Yosemite Stage and ‘I'urnpike Co, livery 
aud feed stables : 


MARKLEEVILLE. 


AuPINnE County. A post-office, reached 
by stages; 39 miles from Carson City, 
Nevada, Population 100. 


Arnot N D Jr, superior judge 

Barnes Edwaril, justice of the peace 
Bemis E, saw-mill 

Champagne T, saloon 

Coleman Cyrus, foreman fire department 
Cronkite John, county treasurer 

Curtz Peter, sec tire department 
Degleman John, bootmaker 

Ford R H, county supt schools 

Ginn H C, county supervi-or 


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Hanson T N, hotelkeeper 
Harvey J W, meat market 


HARVEY W W,, ccinty clerk, auditor 


and recorder 


Hawkins D R, surveyor 
Larsen Joseph, county supervisor 
Ss GEO E, district attorney 
Maxwell M, justice of the peace 
Merrill W P, county supervisor 
Miller H B, assistant foreman Fire 
Department 
Scott Johu B, sheriff 
Silver Mountain and Carson City Stage 
Company 
Stalker Daniel, deputy sheriff 
Thornburg Wm M, justice of the peace 
Timberlin John, deputy sheriff 
Wade James H, county assessor 
Wade J R, constable 


WEIS JOHN, gen mdse and posui..aster 


G. E. LUKENS, ESO., 
Attorney cud Counselor at Law, 


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MARKLEEVILLE, 


Alpine County, 
CALIFORNIA, 


MARK WEST. 


Sonoma Couxty. A post-office, on the 
San Francisco and Nur.h Vacitic R. 
R., 6 miles northwest of Santa Kosa 
and 9 miles suutheast of Healdsburg. 
It it chiefly supported by farming aud 
stuck raising. 


Anderson J P, nurseryman 

Beard Wm, farmer 

Dempsy John, section boss 

Espy David, farmer and stock raiser 

Espy John, farmer and stock raiser 

Faught Willis, postmaster, farmer and 
stock raiser 

Ford W P, bootmaker 

Kidd EG, farmer and stock raiser 

Kruse James, farmer and stock raiser 

Laughlin JH, farmer and stock raiser 

Laughlin J M, farmer and stock raiser 

Mathisen C T, carpenter and builder 

Neville Mrs K, groceries 

Slusser Levy, farmer 

Slusser M E, farmer 

Spooudle Jacob, farmer and stock raiser 


MARSHALL. 


Marin Country. A post, express and 
telegraph office, on the North Pacitic 
Coast R. R., 10% miles northwest of 
Olema. 


Dockham John N, R R agt 
Hanney J, blacksmith 

Howard Chas, general merchandise 
Nutter Mcs H V W, hotel 

Palla Jos & Co, general merchandise 


MARTINEZ. 


Contra Cosra Country. 
express » Oifice. 


A post and 
Is a very pleas- 


autly situated village on the Central’ 


Pacitic R. R., opposite Benicia, over- 
looking the Straits of Carquinez, 33 
miles from San Francisco. I1t is the 
county seat of Contra Custa County. 
A fine agricultural country surrounds 
it. It contains about 1,500 inhab- 
itants and is a great resorc for holiday 
folks from the larger cities. 


Anderson Ludwis, lumber 

Austin A #, carpenter 

Bailey 4 A. supt of schools 

Bailhac':e MH, justice of the peace 

Bank of Martinez, L I Fish pres, W M 
Hale secretary and cashier 

Barnett D G, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Bennett S J, livery stable 


BLUM BROS (Simon & Gabriel), hard- 
ware, agricultural implements, general 
merchandise 

Bolton Wm, physician 

Borchers Heury, liquors 

Borland James H, agt CP RR 

BOWIE G W, attorney-at-law 

bray Bros (‘Vm Bray), lumber yard and 
warehouse 

Bray Wm (Bray Bros) 

Briare F D, restaurant 

Brown Thos A, superwr judge 

Bulger Bros (Luke and .‘olin), carpenters 

Bulger John, (Bulger bros) 

Bulger Luke (Bulger Brox ‘ 


BUNKER. PORTER « FOSTER 
(KR K Bunker, C B iorter and Fred 
L Foster), publishers ‘The Contra 
Costa Gazette’ 

CALHAN DAVID, furniture and hed- 
ding 

Carpenter D S, tax collector 

Cattaneo G, restaurant 

Chase E R, district attorney 

“CONTRA COSTA GAZETTE,” Bun- 
ker, Porter & toster (Kk K Bunker, C 
B Porter, F L Foster), publishers and 
proprietors 


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CRANNA WM R, editor and publish- 
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Cutting Packing Co, canneries 

Darby J D, county auliter 

DE MARTINI PETER, fish and wino 

ealer 

| De Soto A J, deputy county auditor 

& Dohrman H G F, restaurant 

22 Dorson Frank, liquors 

© Douglas W J, cigars, tobacco and fancy 


f the Town C! 


| Emmory © J, attorney-at-law 
o Fish & Blum (L I and Chas Fish and 
Simon and Gabriel Blum), grain deal- 


Blum and Barry Baldwin), real estate 
Fish LI, pres Bank of Martinez 
Foster & Stow (J Foster and J M Stow), 
4] real estate agts 
French N G, hotel 
43 GARRIDOE A (Garrido & Martinez) 
GARRIDO & MARTINEZ (E A Gar. 
@/  rido and Y N Martinez), Railroad Ex- 
change, wines and liquors 
Gartley A L (Newbergéer & Gartley) 
Gift W A J, constable 
Grangers’ Warehouse, John Strentzel 
pres, R W Jones agt 
La) Guy J W, public administrator and cor- 
oner 
af9 | Hale W M, sec and cashier Bank of 
= Martinez 
Hamblin A B, painter 
faa] Harkins Chas (Rock & Harkins) 
| Hathaway R bh, treasurer 
Hiller E W, deputy assessor 
Hiller E W, undertaker and ice house 
Hiller & Johnson (E W Hiller and S W 
Johvson), undertakers 
Hoey James, groceries 
Hough W J, hotel and saloon 
James O F, postmaster 
Jewett Joseph M, blacksmith 
Johnson S W, propr Martinez, Pacheco 
and Clayton Stage Line and livery 


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Johnson Wm (Smith & Johnson) 

Jones Jos P (Mills & Jones), notary 
public 

Jones R W, mgr Grangers’ Warehouse 

Kendall F I, sec Martinez Packing Co 

Lawless Michael, liquors 

Leffler John, physician 

Livingston J H, deputy coroner 

Ludden C H (Marsh & Ludden) 

Mahan DP, sheriff 

Maloche J B (Robins & Maloche) 

Marsh & Ludden (O L Marsh and C H 
Ludden), carpenters 


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California—Martinez. , 


Marsh O L (Marsh & Ludden) 

Martinez Antone, baths and barber 

Martinez, Pacueco and Wlayton Stage 

Line, S W Johnson proprietor 

Martinez Packing Co, Geo Shiel pres, 
_F I Kendall sec 

Martinez Y N (Garrido & Martinez) 

McCann John, liquors 

McGuire Frank, liquors 

McMahon T C, county surveyor 

McNamara James, liquors 

Miller C Ed, county recorder 

Mills Hiram (Mills & Jones) 

Mills & Jones (Hiram Mills and Jos P 
Jones), attorneys-at-law 

Mohrmann J H, butcher 

MOORE JS§, dentist 

Morgan Bros (Edw and Oliver), stoves 
and hardware 

Morgan Edw (Morgan Bros) 

Morgan Oliver (Morgan Bros) 

Nash RT, groceries aud produce 

Nelson A P, boots and shoes 

Newberger & Gartley (Solomon New- 
berger and A L Gartley), gen mdse 

Newberger Solomon (Newberger & Gart- 


ley) 

PAVOLINIG, fish dealer and liquors 

Pearson J K, physician and druggist 

Perry L J, saddles and harness 

Plumb B K, watchmaker and jeweler 

Potter Bros (John & Henry), hotel 

Potter Henry (Potter Bros) 

Potter Juhn (Potter Bros) : 

RAILROAD EXCHANGE, Garrido 
& Martinez proprietors 

Riciolo Gerona, fish dealer and liquors 

Robins & Maloche (Samuel Robins and 
J B Maloche), general blacksmiths 
and horseshoeing 

Roberts W C, tailor 

Rock & Harkins (Henry Rock and Chas 
Harkins), butchers 

Rock Heury (Rock & Harkins) 

Rowell David, hotel 

Segui Joseph, barber 

Sherman Geo A, druggist, and agt 
W, F& Co 

Shiel Geo, pres Martinez Packing Co 

Slater Mrs Clara, Cremorne Gardens 

Smith F M, real estate and produce 
dealer 

Smith J B (Smith & Johnson) 

Smith & Johnson (J B Smith and Wm 
Johnson), liquors 

Stewart James, groceries 

Stow J M, county assessor 

Strentzel John, pres Granger’s W  >- 
house 

Sturyis Josiah, hotel 

Swain D W, road agent 

Thiele W C, bakery 

Tinning W S, attorney-at-law 

Torres M S, deputy county clerk 


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Vaca Miss Jovita, dressmaker 
VICKERS MRS B, restaurant 
WARMCASTLE FM, attorney-at-law 
Weiss Isadore, general merchand:se 
Williams Frank, deputy sheriff 
Wittenmyer L C, county clerk 

Wyatt J O’B, attorney-at-law 

Zech August, professor of music 


MARYSVILLE. 


Yusa County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, situated at the junc- 
tion of the Yuba and Feather Rivers, 
and also on the line of the Oregon 
Division of the Central Pacific R. R., 
42 miles from Sacramento. Popula- 
tion 6,000. 

It is surrounded by a very fertile and 
productive agricultural district, from 
the cultivation of which it derives its 
principal support, although in earlier 
days it depended mostly on the placer 
diggings. It is the county seat, has 
several beautiful business blocke, hand- 
some churches, and well-built school 
houses. 

It is one of the best business places 
of its size on the Pacific Coast, and its 
people are very enterprising and hos- 
pitable, and show great pride in their 
little city, which speaks well for their 
loyolty to its interests. The U. S. 
Hotel is first-class in every respect, and 
strangers will find it homelike and 
pleasant. 

The city is on a level plain, about 
twelve miles from the foot-hills of the 
Sierras, and is surrounded by a broad 
extent of fertile and productive coun- 
try contributory to it. The streets are 
broad and regular, the buildings of good 
style and generally of brick, the resi- 
dences being usually surrounded by 
tinely cultivated flower gardens, in 
which tropical plants and trees appear 
conspicuously. 

It is favorably situated for commer- 
cial purposes, being at the junction of 
the Yuba and Feather Rivers, the latter 
navigable at all seasons for steamers of 
light draught. The California and Ore- 
gon R. R. passes through the city, 
crossing the Yuba on a fine bridge. 
The Northern California R. R., from 
Marysville to Oroville, 29 miles, gives 
accommodation to the mining region of 
Butte, Sierra and Plumas Counties, and 
brings their trade to Marysville. From 
its earliest settlement this has been an 
important center for staging, and al- 
though the railroads have transferred 
the travel, the business is still quite 
large. 


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The churches are numerous, and many 
lofty spires point heavenward. The 
public school buildings are capacious 
ai.” costly, no city having finer educa- 
tional institutions than Marysville. 
The City Hall and Court House are 
large and elegant structures of brick, 
and are ornaments tothe city. Water 
is supplied by an artesian well, aided b 
powerful pumping machinery, and well- 
established gas works furnish the illum- 
inating fluid. : 

Aaron F W H, sec Marysville Savings 

Bank, 44 D 
Adloff Jacob, liquors, C bet 2d and 3d 


A®tna Steam»Boiler Works, McGuire & 
Schmidt proprs, € bet 3d and 4th 


Aiken E f',mea. market, 7th bet A. 


and B 

Aldrich I N, under-sheriff, Court House 

Alloysius Sister, Superioress College of 
Notre Dame, C bet 7th and 8th 

Andrews 8, painter, 23 D 

ayy Charles, furniture and bedding, 
70 

Ashford L J, attorney-at-law, 136 3d 

Aulman Mrs A C, boarding 

Babb L H, supt and sec Marysville 
Water Co, and supervisor, 44 D 

Babcock H C, deputy supt of schools, 
Court House 

Baird G H, atC&ORR 

BALL B, livery stable, hay, grain and 
produce, 67 C 

Barnes A P, funeral director, D bet Ist 
and 2d 

Barthe & Pache, liquors, cor 3d and B 

Batchelder AJ & Co, groceries, cor E 
and 3d 

Becker Joseph, hairdresser and baths, 
88 D 

Belcher Ed A, notary public and at- 
torney-at-law, 76 D 

Belcher [ 8, attorney-at-law, 76 D 

Belding L, soda factory, cor 2d and Vir- 
gin Alley 

Bigelow B, gunsmith, 95 D 

Bingham A C, cashier with Decker & 
Jewett, 60 D 

BINNEY A J, superintendent CN R 
RK, cor 3d and E 

Blan August, barber, 3d 

Bliss S M, attorney-at-law, 78 D 

Booth B B, ci:ars and tobacco, 138 3d 

Booth H J & Co, proprs Marysville 
Foundry, 4th and B 

Boyd C H, dentist, room 8, Odd Fellows 
Building 

Bradley J C, register U S land office, 
cor 3d and E 

Bradley S H & Co, carriage factory and 
agricultural implements, cor 3d and 
Virgin Alley 


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Brass Joseph, cigars and tobacco, 99 D| Davis E A, attorney-at-law, 44 D 


bet 3d and 4th 

Brow E, constable and collector, 62 D 

Brown C F & Brus, Marysville Soap 
Works 

Brown H, merchant tailor, cor D and 2d 

Bruce H, crpet mfy and junk, 121 Ist 

Bruens H, harness-shop, C bet 2d and 3d 

Bryant Chas, horseshveing, C 

Buckeye Mill Co, Justus Greeley pres, 
G W Peacock sec 

Bushnell & Mellmoil, proprs New York 
stables, 2d bet C and Maiden Lane 

Buttelman [‘red, supervisor 

Buttelmann & Steward, wholesale liq- 
vors, 109 and 111 2d 

Caldwell A B, physician and surgeon, 
Odd Fellows Building 

California Northern R R, N D Rideout 
propr, A J Binney supt 

Campbell W L, attorney-at-law, Court 
House 

Carden P L, pastor Presbyterian Church, 
cor D and 5th 

Casad M R, city marshal, 106 3d 

Cusey Bros, fruits, vegetables and poul- 
try, cor 3d and Maiden Lane 

Cassidy Hugh, saloon, cor 2d and C 

Chung Sun & Co, China goods, 2d and D 

City Library, Miss J Jones librarian, 
City Hall 

Clark E G, fruit and confectionery, 122 


Cohn E, clothier and merchant tailor, 
59 D 


Cohn J G, dry goods, carpets, etc, 84-88 
D, and furniture 63 D 

Colford John, chief engineer fire depart- 
ment, City Hall 

College of Notre Dame, Sister Alloysius 
superioress, C bet 7th and Sth 

Colusa Stables (Lowery & Nelson), office 
of Colusa Stage Co, E bet 2d and 3d 

Condon D, marble works, D bet Ist 
and 2d 

Cooley Geo S, groceries, cor C and 4th 

Cory Perry, jewelry and watches, 59 D 

Cotter P, cigars, C bet 2d and 3d 

Cousins & Lewis, hairdressers, C bet 2d 
and 3d 

Cowl-y Tim, chop house, 2d 

Craddock J H, attorney-at-law, 58 D 

Crane L T, receiver U S land office, cor 
3d and E, Masonic Building 

Crook W H, groceries and provisions, 
cor D and 5th 

Cumberson A J, groceries and public 
administrator, 118 $d opp City Market 

Dalton Harry, saloon, D near 4th 

D’Artney Theo, saloon, 55 D 

Dasserville & Co, carriage painter, cor 
C and 4th 

ve A& Son, watches and jewelry, 
67 


DAWSON C D, proprietor Marysville 
“Appeal,” daily and weekly, cor 2d 
and Maiden Lane 

Dawson House, Mrs AC Aulman propr, 
2d bet E and D 

Deaner H F, pianos and organs 

DeArty Thomas, saloon, D bet 2d and 3d 

Decker & Jewett, bankers, 60 D 

Depuy & Garcia (ES Depuy and M R 
Garcia) ,mfrs Climatic fire proof paint 

Dobbins Thos, vhysician, cor 3d and 

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Doustioe Daniel, saloon, 140 3d 

Dougall Thomas, dry goods, 98 D 

Dowell James, saloon, 3d 

Dowell & MclIlmoil, liquors, 3d 

Earnshields V (, harness and saddlery, 
N Ecer 3d and C ; 

Eastman J F, postmaster, cor 2d and 
High 

Easton & White, wagonmakers and 
blacksmithing, 3d 

Eberleia Wm, liquors and wines, 70 D 

Eilerman FB, merchant tailor, 62 D 

Ehrlich C /4, hides and wool, cor D and 
Ist 

Echart, Geo R, cashier Rideout & 
Smith’s Bank, cor D and 3d 

Elite Photograph Gallery, P W Griffiths 
propr, cor 3d and D 

Ellis Chas, telegraph operator 

Ellis W T, grocerics, general commission 
forwarding, and agt steamers Small 
and Knight, cor lst and D 

Empire Foundry and: Machine Shop, 
Hoskin Bros proprietors 

Engel Peter, watchmaker and jeweler, 


4D 

Englund Wm, stationery, books, and 
news depot, 74 D 

Enochs KR W, saloon, 72 C 

Eureka Drug Store, L C Crane proprie- 
tor, 87 D ‘ 

Fisher A, carriage trimmer, 87 C 

Fisher Joseph A, cabinetmaker, 39 D 

Fiannery P J, boots and shoes, 91 D 

Flathmann J F, saloon cor 3d and 
Maiden Lane 

Flint Joseph, physician and surgeon, 
116 3d 

a W P, physician and druggist, 116 
3 


Free Reading Room, Miss Jane Jones 
librarian 

French Bakery, J L O’Brien propr, D 
bet 5th and 6th 

FRONK & BROWN, funeral direc- 
tors, cor 2d and High 

Fronk G M, county coroner, cor 2d and 
High 

Frost & Shaffer, furniture and bedding, 
24 and 26 D 


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Ne. 227 Mua Street, S. KF 


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Beyberase Fred, livery stable, cor 6th 


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Fuller J B, agt Weils, Fargo & Co, cor 
2d and D 

Fuller & Howser, lawyers and notaries, 
Odd Fellows Building, room 7 

Gaby D, veterinary surgeon, 4th bet B 
and C 

Gallagher Henry, livery stable, C bet 
4th and 5th 


Garrett & Elder, groceries and liquors, |. 


144 3d 

Gassaway J H, barber, 136 2d 

George P, guns, pistols, ammunition, 
saddlery and harness, 54 C , 

Gerber E, boo: maker, CU bet 2d and 3d 

Gerken & Meyer, tailors, 61 D 

German Hotel and Bakery, J Kuorsa 
‘propr, C near 4th 

Gillespie & Dickie, livery stable 

Gilman B F & Co, dry goods, clothing, 
boots and shoes 

Gorczyn-ki S, second-hand store, cor D 

- and 2d 

Gordon F D, job printer, 95 D 

Gorham Chas M, cashier with H J 

Booth & Co, police judge and insur- 
ance agt, cor 4th and B 

Grath J, liquora, Unite States Hotel 

Granite Stable, J C Gillespie & Co, 2d 
bet D and Maiden Lane 

Gray CN, carpenter, E 

Green W H, expressman, cor D and 3d 

Greeley Justus, pres Buckeye Flouring 
Mills 

Grey Frank S, druggist, 108 D 

Gritner John, saloon, cor 4th and C 

Griffiths P W, propr Elite Gallery 

Grindly F R, physici:n, 72 D 

Gunning S O, county recorder, Court 
House 

Gwynn Wn, lime, cement and plaster, 
R R Depot 

Hapgood Chas, agt Mutual Benefit Life 
Insurance Co, of Newark, New Jersey, 
cor 2d and High 

Hagerty J, livery stable, C bet 4th and 
5th 


Hare James K, groceries, SW cor 7th 
and B 

Harrington C C, physician and surgeon, 
room 7, Odd Fcllows Building 

Harris H M, harness and saddlery, cor 
3d and C 

Hayes Dennis, undertaker, cor 7th andC 

Hayes John, varietics, 3d 

Hewitt Geo F, liquors, C bet 2d and 3d 

Henderson J, hairdresser, 3d 

Hoblitzell HS, insucunce agent, 58 D 

Hochstadter & Bro, clothing, 94 D 

Hoffetetter J U, groceries, cor D and 
5th 


Hogan M C, city marshal, 106 3d 


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St 8. F. Counter Tops, Newel Posts, Balasters. 


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Bes Chas E §, general insurance agt, 


Holland W W,, first deputy treasurer, 
Court House 

Hornung G, druggist, 72 D 

Howard Amos, watches, jewelry, dia- 
monds and plated ware, 64 D 

Hoskin Bros. (R and J H Hoskin), 
proprs Empire Foundry 

Howser B W (Fuller & Howser), dis- 
trict attorne: . 

HUDSON E a (Swain & Hudson), 
cor Ist and D 

Hudson F D, pres Union Lumber Co, 
cor C and 4th 

Hughes Fran, is, liquors, 71 D 

ae sig GP,’blacksmith and wagonmaker, . 


Jenkins & Aitchison, barbers, 96 2d 
Jenkins & Bushnell, livery stable, 102 


2d 

Jenkins & Crowell, Central Market, cor 
D and 4th 

Johanson J R. barber, 56 D 

Johnson & Williams,'hairdressers, 56 D 

Jones © C, watches and jewelry, 64 D 

Jones Miss J, librarian City Library, 
City Hall 

Katzner, Russell & Chase, blacksmiths 
and wagonmakers, cor B and 6th 

Kerns J H, saloon, 96 D 

Kertchen D J, auction house, W C 
Schoffer auctioneer, 35 and 37 D 

Kettnauer Phillip, cigar factory, 57 C 

Keyser Phil W, judge superior court 

a ae C B, livery stable, C bet 2d and 


epi Wn, hats and clothing, cor 3d | 

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Knight D E, supt Marysville Woolen 
Mills and Marysville Gas Co 

Knorsa J, hotel 

Korb Jacob, pickle factory, 58 Maiden 


Lane 

Krause F L, first deputy recorder, 
Court House 

Kuhn L, varieties, 78 D 

Laney & Dieringer, painters, cor 3d and 
Virgin alley 

Laporte and Marysville Stage Line, 
Chas Sherman supt, cor D and 2d 

Lask Joseph, clothing, cor D and 3d 

Lawrence Wm L, harness, saddles and 
carriages, 103-107 2a igiaze 

Lefavor J A, broom factory, 32 D 

Levy Waron, merchant tailor, C bet 2d 
and 3d 

Lewis C F, propr Hough’s Mineral 
Spring 

Lewis & Cousins, barbers 

Lewis & Martenette, painters, D bet Ist 
and 2d 

Lothrop Geo W, fruits, 115 2d and 
Maiden Lane 


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Lotzen W, varieties, D bet 3d and 4th 

Lowry D B, mene agt 

Maestretti F & Co, game, poultry, eggs, 
butter, protaes) etc, Maiden Lane 

Marcuse Marcus, pres Marysville Sav- 
ings Bank, 44 D 

Marcuse M & Co, cigars, tobacco and 
insurance agts, cor 2d and D 

Marker Harry, saloon, cor 2d and C 

Marker J P, bootmaker, 2d bet B and C 


“MARYSVILLE APPEAL” (daily 
and weekly), C D Dawsvun proprietor, 
cor 2d and Maiden Lane 

Wessels Bag Factory, A Pierce propr, 
29 


Marysville Foundry, H J Booth & Co 

Marysville Gas Co, D E Knight supt 

Marysville Savings Bank, Marcus Mar- 
cuse pres, F WH Aaron sec, 44 D 

Marysville Telephone Co, James Mc- 
Conaughy mgr, 2d 

MARYSVILLE WATER CO, L H 
Babb superintendent and sec, 45 D 

Marysville Woolen Mills, D E Knight 
supt 

May’ & Wiskotchill, milliners, cor 4th 
avd 

McCarroll L, saloon, cor C and 3d 

McCarty Dan, liquors, 8 D 

McConaughy Jas, agt W U Tel Co, 2d 

McCoy H L, county sheriff 

McCoy Wn, livery stable 

McDonald J B, livery stable, 114 2d 

McDonozh Thos, saloon, 76 D 

McGuire & Schmidt, A°tna Steam Boiler 
Works, E bet 3d and 4th 


MECHANICS’ HOTEL, F A Peel 
proprietor, C bet 3d and 4th 

Meek KE E, notary public, Court House 

Mehl Mrs C, bakery, D bet 5th and 6th 

Merritt Geo, real estate, insurance agt, 
collector and notary public, 103 )) 

Mestretti F, market, 65 Maiden Lane 

Miller S & Co, saloon, 65 D 

Monroe Simon, carpenter, C bet 4th and 


5th 

MOON & CREIGHTON, boot and 
snoe store (tirst-cluss), 75 

Morgan Michael, horseshoeing, C 

Moser Louis, varieties, 69 D 

Mull E W, oysters and wine rooms, cor 
2d and High 

Muller & Bumgartner, Magnolia Saloon, 
65 D 

Murphy WmG, city attorney, attorney- 
at-law and court commissioner of Yu- 
ba Co, Bank Building, cor 3d and 
High 

Murray M B, liquors, cor 7th and A 


, Mutual Life Insurance Co, J B Fuller 


agt, cor D 2 
Naggle M EK, groceries, C bet 2d and 3d 
Neseman Mrs, lodgings, cor C and 2d 


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Newberry H C, mgr Deadwood Channel 
Claim and Mining Co, 64 D 

Newhard J M, suloon, 142 3d 

New York Livery Stable, Bushnell & 
Mcllmoil, 2d bet C and Maiden Lane 

O’Brein Luke, boot and shoemaker, C 
bet 2d and 3d 

Ogden W C & Son, manfrs agricultural 
implements, blacksmithing and wag- 
onmaking, E 

Parks Bros, wool buyers, cor 3d and 


High 

ast G W, sec Buckeye Flouring- 

ills 

Peffer John, sash factory and planing- 
mill, C bet 4th and 5th 

Pender J H, country produce, cor 3d and 
Market 

Pender Mrs L, millinery, cor D and 4th 

Percy Andrew J, livery stable, cor 3d 
and C 

Peri A, candy factory and ice cream sa- 
loon, Dancing Academy, 92 D 

PERI E & CO, candy factory and ice 
cream saloon, corner D and 4th (see 
advertisement) 

Pierson Milton, furniture and bedding, 
D bet Ist and 2d 

Pine Geo W, city clerk, Court House 

Plymire W H, marble works, D bet 1st 
and 2d 

Popert N D, variety store, 68 D 

Post D Y, boarding-house, 7th bet A 
and B 

Rone David, physician and surgeon, 

2 

Power T J, saloon, 138 and 140 2d 

Prickett E S, gunsmith, 73 D 

Quinland J 8, agt Standard Oil Co, C P 
R R Depot 

R R House, W W Ward propr, cor 6th 
and A 

Raish Chas, blacksmithing and car- 
riage shop, 3d 

Randolph ‘I E, junk, and carpet factory, 
cor D and Ist 

Red House, B F Gilman & Co proprs, 
93 and 95 D 

Reilly J J, photographer, Odd Fellows 
Building E 

Rhodes | N, mgr White Sewing Ma. 
chine Co, 62 D 

Richmond O D, agt Continental Oil Co, 
CPR R Depot 

Rideout N D (Rideout & Smith), propr 
CNRR 

Rideout & Smith, bankers, Geo R Eck- 
art cashier, SE cor D and 3d 

Ripley C J, plastering and agt Santa 
Cruz lime, 34 

Rogers Henry, saloon, 71 D 

Rogers S J S, physician and surgeon, 
room 3, Odd Fellows Building, 87 D 


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ROSS E C & CO, stoves, tinware and 
crockery, 66 D (See adv) 

Rubel & Lewis, restaurant 

Ruff J, expressman, Western House 

Saul & DePuy, carriage painters, C bet 
3d and 4th 

SCHEU & LEWEK, proprs hotel 

Schuvider N, cluthing, 37 D 

Schofield KR T, agt Domestic Sewing 
Machine. pianos und organs, 68 D 

Schopmann Henry, saloon, cor 5th and F 

Schwartz Chas, stoves, tin and crockery, 
152 and 154 3d 

Sevtt O G, land ayt C P R R, 35 D 

Scott O 0, grader and general agt C P 
RR, D bet Ist and 2d 

Seiferd & Sullivan, dressmakers, 107 D 

Selchten Julius, saloon, cor 2d and C 

SEWELL AF (‘Laylor & Sewell), 62 D 

Sewell N, justice ot the peace and nv- 
tary public, 62 D 

Shaffer W ©, auctioneer, 33-37 D 

Shelley T R, veterinary surgeon, cor 6th 
and B 

Sherman Chas. supt Laporte and Marys- 
ville Stage Line, cor D and 2d 

Sherwovd Mrs, dressmaker, 3d 

Sherwood T J, county clerk, Court 


House 

Shively DC, dry goods and millinery, 
110 b 

Sieber G & L, California Brewery, cor 
B and Yth 

Siebert C, brewery 

Sieferd & Sutherland, dressmaking, D 
bet 3d and 4th 

Singer Mfg Co, C Hounson mgr, 64 D 

Singer & Singer, land and mine attor- 
neys, Masonic Building, cor 3d and E 

Slattery P C, butcher, City Market, cor 
3d and Maiden Lane, and county 
treasurer and tax collector, Court 
House 

Slingsby Wm, supervisor 

Smith J A, blacksmith and wagonmak- 


er, C 

Smith J BM, dentist, 92 D 

Smith Mrs J K, straw works, D bet 3d 
and 4th 

Smith R L, barber, 99 2d 

Smith S D, blacksmith, 18 E 

Smith Wm E, D Street Market. D nr4th 

Sneed James A, blacksmith, cor C and 
4th 

Spear A P, books and stationery, cor 3d 
and E 

Stanwood RG, lumber yard, cor 4th 
and E 

Steele T H, county supt of schools, 
Court House 

Stettheimer A, forwarding and commis- 
sion merchant 

Steward J L, cigars and tobacco, 97 2d 

Stone C E, physician and surgeon, 92 D 


Subers & Cutts, wagon and blacksmith- 
shop, C bet 2d and 3d 

SWAIN & HUDSON, planing-mills, 
lumber, contractors and builders, cor- 
ner Ist and D 

SWAIN W C (Swain & Hudson), cor- 
ner Ist and D 

Swezy Chas E, justice of the peace and 


notary puolic, Masonic Building, up 
stairs 


Swift J P, carpenter, 59 C 
TAYLOR & SEWELL, real estate 


and insurance brokers, 62 D (see ad- 
vertisement) 

TAYLOR W A (Taylor & Sewell), 62 D 

‘Terstegge Frank, boots and shoes, 102 D 

Tisdale J\J, staye ayt, office Western 
Hotel 3 

Tomb Jacob, dealer in ice and fa: ner, 
High 

Traynor & McCoy, livery stable, 3d 

ba 3 Wa, bowling alley ana saloon, 

Try berger Fred, livery stable, cor 6th 
and B 

Union Lumber Co, F D Hudson pres, 
cor C and 4th 

U S HOTEL, Scheu & Lewek proprie- 
turs, cor U and 3 

Vagedes & Bahreaburg, liquors, 72 D 

Van Anda, pas.or M E Church, cor E 
and 4th 

Voss Henry, tailor, 3d bet C and D 

Wade A, saloon, 76 C 

Wagner fi, music and jewelry, 85 D 

Walter Theodore, tailor, 3d 

Wappel George, hotel 

Ward & Murphy (W Ward and J L 
Murphy), saloon, ¢6 D 

Wosnsnahon House, Mrs M Sullivan, 


Washington R A C, No 13 

Watson Thomas, propr Marysville Bak- 
ery, 100 D 

Wearman & Serret, liquors, 58 D 

Webber & Bometter, wagon and black- 
smithsh sp 

Weisslander Ed, dry gouds and carpets, 
104 and 106 D 

yonae! Chas, barber, 71 C 

Vestern House, Geo Wappel propr, cor 
D and 2d ee 

White A B, City Market, D 

WHITE, COOLEY & CUTTS, hard. 
ware and agricultural implements, 
Masonic Building, 137-141 3d 

Wight AS, pres board of supervisors 

WIGHTMAN & HAMPTON, hard. 
ware and agricultural implements, 
Masonic Building, 3d between D and E 

Wilder Louis, county assessor, Court 
House 

Wilkins P V, propr Wilkins House 


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Williamson C ©, plaster and whitener, 


Maiden Lane 
Williams James N, barber, 138 3d 


Wood's Gallery, J J Reilly propr, Odd 
Fellows Building 
Woodward J C, groceries, etc, 100 D 


Wiskotschill & May, millinery and| Worms Julius, clothing, 3d bet C ar 


fancy goods, SE cor D and 4th 
Wood S D, supervisor 


E. C, ROSS. 


Wright Geo, county enrveyor, 144 3a 
Yuba Lodge, No 39, mee.s first Wed- 
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J. E. BOORMAN. 


SHEET IRON PIPE. 


Marysville 


Pipe Works 


MANUFACTURE 
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Single or Double Riveted. 


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Iron cut, punched and formed, and tools furnished for making pipe. 


E.C. ROSS & CO., 


Marysville, Yuba County, California. 


MAXWELL. 


Cotusa County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, located on the Cali- 
fornia Pacitic and Northern R. R., 
about 70 miles north of Sacramento, 
and 12 mil-s from Colusa, and is the 
most centrally located town of Colusa 
County. Its resources are agricul- 
ture. Population 300. 


Adams J D, liquors 

BACON J D, manager for Furth Bros, 
and postmaster 

Ballard C J R, agt CP? RR and W, F 
& Co, and mgr W U Tel Co 

Cloud A J, carpenter 

Corby J L, liquors 

Danley James, livery 

Durham Bros, hardware and agricult- 
ural implements 

Fender J, blacksmith 

FURTH BROS (S & J Furth), cloth- 
ing, dry goods, bvots, shoes, and post- 
office 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, 


araham & Prime, liquors 

Grigys A, druggist 

Hardin Bros, lumber, insurance and 
warehouse 

Haynes J M, carpenter and gunsmith 

House A S. restaurant 

Huftfnagle William, carpenter 

Jacobs A, clothing and dry gocds 

Jacob J, dry goods 

Kean F, clothing 

Lechleiter J H, wagonmaker 

Lindstrom C, harnessmaker 

Macoupin House, S Pence propr 

McCoy W 8, constable 

McGrath William, carpenter 

Murphy M, liquors 

Nelson J P, painter 

Paul Rev A L, clergyman (Methodist) 

Pence 8, propr Macoupin House 

Potevine Thos W, constable 

Reavis & Cooper (H M Reavis and Har- 
vey Cooper), blacksmiths 

Robe W E, physician 

Sallady O, groceries 


Manufacturers all kinds IRON WORK. 
227 Main Street, Sana Francisco. 


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Simpson C C, blacksmith 

Sluesleblum M, dry goods 

Smith George, plasterer and stonemason 
Sutton P C, justice of the peace 


MAY. 


Amapor County. A post-office, 7 
miles from Ione, 


BOLLES AMOS, postmaster 


MAYFIELD. 


Santa Ciara County. A post, ex- 
yee and telegraph office; is a nive 
ittle place on the Southern Pacific R. 
R., (Northern Di ision), 35 miles from 
San Francisco. Its lucationis very pic- 
turesque, and the interests «f its sup- 
port are agricultural. Pupulatiun 450. 


Beatty AS, hotel 

Brown R, constable 

Cordano 8, restaurant 

Crow Jos, liquors 

Donohue F, bl.icksmith and wagonmaker 
Discomber A, bakery 

Duchesneau J, blacksmith 

Ducker Diste!, brewery 

Ducker Chas, hotel 

Fisher E, butcher 

Grijialba S, liquors 

Grimley P, livery stable and liquors 
Henderson W, justice of the peace 
Hohman J, boots and shoes 

Jones Rev S, clergyman (Methodist) 
Laulor T H, carpenter 

Marks L, general merchandise 


MAYER B, postmaster and druggist 
Minsch A, liquers — 

McCloskey J, harnessmaker 
McNamura T J, tinware, stoves, etc 
Page Wm, lumber 

Panillon L, liquors 

Ponce J P, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
Ross J L, physician 

Rosenblum J, general merchandise 
Smith C E, carpenter 

Stanley M O, livery stable 

Velati C, butcher 

Wailiace J, attorney-at-latv 


MAYHEWS’ LANDING. 


ALaMEeDACounty. Post-office Newark. 
Jarvis F C & Co, warehouse 


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McCONNELL’S. 


SACRAMENTO County. Post-office Hicks- 
ville; a station on the Central Pacince 
R. R. (Western Division), 194 miles 
from Sacramento. 


McCONNELL THOMAS, merino 


sheep raising 


McCORT:JCK’S RANCH. 


Napa County. Post-office St. Helena. 
A summer resort. 


Stamer G A, hotel 


McKINNEY’S LANDING. 


PLaceR County. On Lake Tahoe. 
McKinney John W, hotel and cottages 


MEADOW VALLEY. 


Piumas Counry. 


Billings F, miner 

Bossell & Co, miners 

Brown Sash, miner 

Cole Wm, tniner 

Goodwin Samuel, farmer 

Halstead A A, saloon 

Hill Frank, miner and capitalist 

Hughes Thos, hotel, farmer and post- 
master 

Lake Wm H, engineer, blacksmith and 
mechanic 

Phe'ps J, bootmaker 

Robison A, propr Voll House, miner 
and speculator 

Schneider B, farmer 

Schneider Louis, teamster and farmer 

Tucker John, mine supt and speculator 


MELROSE. 


AvAMEDA County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, on the Central Pacific 
R. R. (Western Division), 4 miles 
from Oakland. 


Alta Chemical Co, manfrs of Chloride 
and Potash Powder 

Castle Dome Mining and S Co 

Pacitic Reduction Works 


WICKER FW, postmaster and agent 
Wells, Fargo & Co 


DERS, JAIL AND FENCE WORK, 
227 Main Street, San Irancisco. 


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MENDOCINO CITY. 


MENDocINo County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, reached by ocean 
steamers or via North Pacific Coast 
R. R, to Duncan’s Mills, thence by 
atage 80 miles; or via Sun Francisco 
and North Pacific R. R. to Clover- 
dale, thence by stage 75 miles. It is 
on the coast, 160 miles above San 
Francisco and has a population of 800, 
whose dependence is on the lumb r- 
ing interests of the locality, which is 
carried on very extensively. 


Ainsley Wn, painter 

Armbruster Wm F, watchmaker and 
jeweler 

Bank of Mendocino, E Brown pres 

Barnard Len, propr Mendocino and 
Westport Stage Line 

Berry J S, barber 

Bever Bros, hotel 

Brown Eugene, general merchandise, 
Wells, Fargo & Co’s agt and pres 
Bank of Mendccino 

Carlson J E, hotel 

Denslow W, treas Mendocino Bank 

Elliott Miss Flora, milliner 

Everson O W, general merchandise 

Farrel Mis ML, milliner 

Ferrall Walter, attorney-at-law 

Flanagan John, saloon 

Galbraith C, saloon 

Gray Paris, carpenter 

Hall Geo, carriagemaker 

Hamilton W R, carpenter 

Hanson P, bootmaker 

Heeser A, justice of the peace 

HEESER WM, secretary Bank of 
Mendocino, notary public and pub- 
lisher ‘(Mendocino Beacon” 

Hudson & Packard, soda factory 

JARVIS HENRY H, postmaster 

Jarvis & Nichols, general merchandise. 

Johnson J D, carpenter 

Johnson J P L, bootmaker 

Kelly & McCallum, general mdse 

Kent Wm H, butcher 

Lindberg John P, harnessmaker 

Lindsey D, dentist 

Luiza Fe. nandez, hotel 

Lynch Patrick, bootmaker 
arks & Cohen, general merchandise 

McClellan P, tailor 

McCormack W A, physician 

“MENDOCINO BEACON,” Wm Hees. 
er proprietor 

Mendocino Discount Bank 

Milliken H F, tinsh |, and hardware 

Mosher M E, physician 

Muriay J D, gen mdse and druggist 

Norto:: W H, hotel 

Packar«' C O, druggist 


Packard J E, watchmaker and jeweler 

Perry & Kelly, photographers 

Rhalves A, cabinetmal er 

Rogers A T, blacksmith 

Smith G C, notary public and attorney- 
at-law 

Switzer & Boyd, livery stable 

Thomas Manuel, hote 

Walker Duncan, propr Mendocino and 
Westport Stage Line 

Wilson W T, restaurant 

REITER ETE 1G ay 


(Established 1877.) 


THE MENDOCINO BEACON 


Is a Weekly Journal devoted to 


The Interests of Mendocino County, 


and is published at Mendocino, one of the prin’ 
cipal shipping points in the coast lumber region 
of this State. It gives local news, telegraphic 
news, and makes a specialty of all news of what- 
ever description of interest to the lumbering 
industry of this section. 


Subscription, $3.00 per Annum. 
litisa First-Class Advertising Medium, 


it has @ large circulation up and down the 
coast in the many towns which are scattered 
along the lumber belt of this county. 

Rates of advertising on application. 


WM. HEESER, Proprietor. 


MENLO PARK. 


San Mateo Couxtyv. A post, express 
and telegraph office, on the Southern 
Pacitic R. R. (Northern Division), 32 
miles from San Francisco. 


Blanchard B, butcher 

Casey Wm, liquors 

Duff & Doyle, gen mdse and post-office 

Hurssell Wm M, butcher 

Kugeler A, liquors 

Lenehan M, liquors 

Love Mrs M, milliner 

Maloney P J, livery stuble 

Maloney R, liquors 

McBain John, Fletcher House 

McBreen T, general merchandise 

Menlo Park Hotel, J Vance proprietor 
LEE THOS D, agent Wells, 


Fargo & Co, and Southern Pacific 


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Wilson Thos, livery stable 


MERCED. 


MERCED County. A posts express and 
telegraph office. The county seat 
has improved in every way in the last 
few years. There is an evidence of 
enterprise and thrift on every side, 
and the beautiful town bids fiir to be 


CALVIN NOUTTING & NON. Propri:ters. 
Established 1849. 227 Main Gtreet.is KF. 


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one of the most attractive places on 
the coast for business and residence. 
It is situated in the productive San 
Joaquin Valley, 152 miles from San 
Francisco on the Southern Pacific R. 
R., and is one of the points of embark- 
ation for the Yosemite Valley. It 
has a population of 3,000, which is 
steadily increasing. It is well supplied 
with churches, schools and hotels. 
The Court House is a fine building 
situated in a beautiful square. The 
merchants carry large stocks of goods 
and are in a prosperous condition. 


dep Gus, dealer in gents’ furnishing 

nods 

Adrian G, hairdresser 

Aiken W B, county assessor 

Alexander J S, insurance agent 

American Exchange Hotel, Nelson 
Rolfe proprietor 

AOU W Hall 

ARNOLDY CHRIS. carriaye and 
wagonmaker, cor Main and J 

Asher i, hairdresser 

Auerbach David, dry goods, clothing 
and general auctioneer 

Banks & Bedesen (John Banks and P 
Bedesen), meat market 

Bannister J C, furniture, carpets, 
upholstery, etc 

Barcroft Fred’k (Branson & Barcroft) 

Barry P, saloon 

BATES § C, agent Wells, Fargo & Co, 
insurance agent, president Merced 
Bank, secretary Merced Falls Woolen 
Mills, and proprietor Abstract Bu- 
reau, Front 

Bear sald H (H Bearwald & Bro) 

Bearwald H & Bro (H and B Bearwald), 
stoves, hardware, crockery, etc 

Blakley E, supt Merced Gas Works 

BLOSS H A, proprietor El Capitan, 
Depot 

Bost J W (Stoneroad & Bost) 

B’nai B'rith Hall 

Beadley S H, physician 

Branson & Barcroft (T H Branson and 
F Barcro/t), stoves and tinware 

Branson T H (Branson & Barcroft) 


| Breen N, carpenter 


Brown S M, cigars and tobacco, candies, 
fruits, etc 

Burris Rev B F, clergyman (Methodist) 

CASACCIA A R, general merchandise 
and restaurant, Front 

Castegnetto A, bakery 

Clough A G, furniture and bedding, 
Main 

Coakley Miss Annie, dressmaker, Front 

Coakley Miss Lizzie, dressmaker, Front 

Corley James H (Corley & Manchester), 
cor Front and K 


Corley & Manchester (Jas H Corley and 
L A Manchester), blacksmiths and 
horseshoers, cor Front and K 

COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, M F Mo- 
ran proprietor, corner Main and M 

Cosmopolitan Restaurant, Frank B 
Fagothy Propr 

Cross George , watchmaker, jeweler 
and optician 

Cruise Matthew, bootmake: 

Dauchy A H, watchmaker and jeweler 

DELOW M, saloon and brewery agent 
and ice dealer, Front 

Dixon E ', druggist and supt of public 
instruction 

Dunham Frederick, carriage painting 

Dunn Williams, cigars and tubacco 

ad bas Jobh (Reilly & Dwyer) 

Eagle Hotel, Mrs P B King propr : 

Edwards Mrs E J, millinery and dress- 
making 

Edwards J E, photographer 

Egan PC, saloon 

Ehat A 4, house and sign painter 

EL CAPITAN HOTEL, H A Bloss 


roprietor, Depot 

EL CAPITAN STABLES, M Mc- 
Clenathan proprietor, cor Main and M 

Evans Chas EK, propr Merced House 

Fagothy Frank B, restaurant 

Fahey William, hotel 

Farmer's Canal Co, Silas W Geis sec 

FARRAR FRANK H (Farrar & 
Peck), attorney-at-law, district attor- 
ney and notary public, Court House 

FARRAR & PECK (F H Farrar and 
Zue G Peck), attorneys-at-law, Court 
House 

France Mrs Kate, loduings and saloon 

Galbraith Geo, artesian and surface well 
boring 

GARVIN J M, books, stationery and 
news depot, Front 

Geis Silas W, attorney-at-law and sec 
Farmers’ Canal Uo 

Gettis G C, agt stage line Merced to 
Ceuterville 

Goldman M, general merchandise and 
agricultural implements 

Gosner Joseph, propr Merced Brewery 

Gregory Rev J R, Methodist clergyman 

Griffin Patrick, saloon 

bal Sr Bernard, saloon and National 

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Hall Thomas A, hairdresser and baths 

Harrington & McErlane (P Harrington 
and Hush McErlane), proprs Mari- 
posa Exchange 

Harrington P (Harrington & McErlane) 

HARRIS BROS (Chas and Thos Har- 
ris), proprictors ‘‘Merced Star” 

Harris Chas (Harris Bros) 

Harris Thos (Harris Bros) 

Herrington Mrs J K, millinery 


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HOWELL FRANE, cashier Merced 
Bank, Front 

HO LW L (W L Howell & Co), 
cor Main and L ; 

HOWELLWL&CO(WLandJA 
Howell), publishers ‘Merced Ex- 
press,” cor Muin and L 

Huffinan C H, grain and storage 

Hull Mr and Mrs, candy factory 

Hunter A M & Co(A M and M T Hun- 
te), blacksmiths 

Hyden Rev J C, clergyman (Methodist) 

lugalshe A, agt Me:ced Wo len Mills 

Jackman Edward, attorney-at-law 

Jacubs I (Simon, Jacobs & Co), San 
Francisco 

Jacobs Joseph, butcher 

Johnson Mrs 8, ice cream 

KILLION L F, saloon, Front 

King Mrs P B, pr pr Eagle Hotel 

King S A, postmaster 

Kni- hts of Pythias Hall 

KNOX J W (Ostrander & Knox), attor- 
ney-at-law and nota y public, Front 

Kocher Jacob, hardware, agricultural 
implements,. paiuts, oils, crockery and 
glassware 

Lugemarsino Antonio, groceries, hard- 
ware, etc 

Liundram ©, jewelry and varieties 

Law John K, attorney-at-law 

Law T C, attor. ey-at-law 

Lee Geo P, physician 

Leeker H W, sxddle and harness manfy 
and livery stable 

Leeson Joseph, bootmaker 

Lewis E, blacksmith and horseshoer 

Luderscher J, tailor 

MAHON JACKSON W, attorney-at- 
law, El Capitan Hotel 

Manchester L A (Corley & Manchester) 

Mariposa Exchange, Harrington & Mc- 
Erlane proprs 

MARIPOSA HOTEL, A F Nell propr’ 

atn 

Marks Chas H, superior judge 

Mashmeyer J A, harnessmuker and car- 
riagetrimmer 

Masonic Hall, cor Front and M 

McCLENATHAN M, proprietor El 
Capitan Stables, cor Main and M 

McDonald William, carriage and wagon- 
maker and blacksmith 

Mckrlane Hugh (Harrington & Mckr- 
lane) 

McJuerney Mrs Mary, dry goods and 
clothing 

McSwain J F, county recorder and au- 
ditor 

Meany A J, sheriff 

MERCED BANK: S C Bates president, 


Frank Howell cashier, Front 


PRISON CELLS, 


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No. 227 Main Street, 8. IF. 


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California—Merced. 


“MERCED EXPRESS” (weekly), W 
L a Nhe & Uo publishers, cor Main 
an 

Merced Free Reading Room, Main 

Merced Gas Works, E Blakely supt 

Merced Grange, Thos Upton pres, Wm 


H Turner sec ; 

Merced House, Chas E Evans ne 

MERCED SECURITY SAVINGS 
BANK, E ias Perkins president, \V 
W Westhay cashier, Front 

Merced Water Works, Silman & Stev- 
inson propra 

MORAN M F, proprietor Cosmopolitan 
Hotel, corner Main and M 

Mull James, livery and feed stable 

Muller John, blacksmith, horseshoer 
and wagonmaker 

MURRAY P R, carriage and wagon- 
rnaaker 

Mvers Mrs Rosa, fruits and varieties 

Nattzeger John, carriage and wagon- 
meker 

WELL AF, proprietor Mariposa Hotel, 

ain 

NOWELL J A(W L Howell & Co), 
corner Main and L 

Nozizlia_ Lewis, groceries, fruits and 
veyetables 

Odd Fel ows Hall 

Olcese & Garibaldi (A Olcese and G Gar- 
ibaldi), general merchandise, agricul- 
tural implements and wagons 

Oliver W b, wagonmaker 

OSTRANDER F M (Ostrander & 
Knox), attorney-at-law and real es- 
tate, Front 

OSTRANDER & EKENOX (F M Os- 
trander and J W. Kunox), attorneys- 
at-law, Frout 

O’Téole John, groceries 

Packer I A, saloon 

PATTERSON T H, Yosemite Livery 
Stables, ¢ rner Main and M 

Paty Wm, fruits and vegetables 

PECK ZUE G (Farrar & Peck), uttor- 
ney-at-law, Court House 

Pecke,zman S (S Peckerman & Co) 

Peckerman S & Co (S_ Peckerman and 
A Resenthal), dry goods and clothing 

PERKINS ELIAS. president Merced 
Security Savings Bank, Front 

Pierce I K, Merced Stables 

Planing-Mili, Geo E Isaacs propr 

Post-office, S A King postmaster 

Quigley W J, cunty treasurer 

Reidy J L, dry goods, boots, shoes, mil- 
linery and cloakmaki :g 

Reilly & Dwyer (P Reilly and John 
Dwyer), saloon and brewery agts 

Reilly P (Reilly & Dwyer) 

REUTER GEORGE, hairdresser and 
proprietor Washington Baths, Front 


CALVIN NUITING & SON. 


CONKLIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, 4LSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


or, 


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Rucker H._N, physician and coroner 
ta > Mrs Rosa, cigars and to- 
co 
“BAN JOAQUIN VALLEY AR- 
GUS” (The) {weekly}, Mrs Rowena 
G Stele publisher, Main 
Sawyer R, meat market 
Scott George, gunsmith 
Searing Charles, livery stable 
ba M, agt W U Tel Co and SPR 
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Silman & Stevenson, livery stable 

Silman W L (Silman & Stevenson) 

Simon, Jacobs & Co (S, E and A Simon 
and I Jacobs), general merchandise 
and agricultural implements 

Simonson John H, county clerk 

Smith John C, liquors 


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= Smythe Mrs E, hotel 

4 SOHLKE J A, druggist, and proprietor 

4 Pioneer Diug Store, Front 

4 Spavgenberg E A, groceries 
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ROWENA G, pub- 
lisher ‘‘San Joaquin Valley. Argus,” 
Main / 

Stoneroad W P, county surveyor 

a »” Harris 
Bros publishers, L 

Tuolumne Hotel, Wm Fahey propr 

Turner Wm H, sec Merced Urange 

Upton Thos, chairman board of super- 
visors 


Van Horn & Gerstel (C E Van Horn 


and E 8 Gerstel), groceries and pro- 
visions 

WARD RH, attorney -at-law, El Cap- 
itan Hotel 

WASHINGTON BATHS, George 
Reuter proprietor, Front 

WASSMAN MAX, dentist, Front - 

WESTBAY W W, cashier Merced 
Security Savings Bank, Front 

Williams J E P, undertaker and cabi- 
netmaker 

Wilson N H, watchmaker and jeweler 

Yosemite Livery Stables, T H Puatter- 
son prope 

Zirker M, cigars and tobacco 


1882 


Published Every Saturday, 


W. L. HOWELL & CO. 


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VALLEY ARGUS 


(REPUBLICAN.) 


The OLDEST NEWSPAPER in Merced County. 
PUBLISHED 


Every SATURDAY Morning. 


MRS. ROWENA GRANISE STEELE, Publisher. 
ROBERT J. STEELE.............00 000+ Editor. 


Subscription.... ...83.00 per Year. 


The best Advertising Medium in the San Joaquin 
Valley. 
Office, Main Street, Merced, Cal. 


MERCED FALLS. 


MercepD Counry. A_ post-office, 


miles from Merced. 


chinery. Population 150. 


farmers 
Blood Mrs, hotel 


FARRELL P, general merchandise 


Kelsey , stock raiser 

McCay Ji ames, ferryman 

Merced Woolen-mills, A Tugalsbe agt 
Nelson & Sons, flour-mill 

Nelson Wm, posttnaster 

Olrich C W, blacksmith 

Ordway F M, wagon and carriagemaker 
Steele Henry, saloon 


MERIDIAN. 


Sutter Country. A shipping point on 
the Sacrumento River, 17 miles from 
Marysville, with which it has stage 


PRISON CELLS, *‘sss"awis Sizes: ova" CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


Guaranteed Capital, - - 
DEPOSITS SOLICITED. 


EXCHANGE BOUGH'T and SOLD. 


Draw on THE ANGLO-AMERICAN BANK (Limited), San Francisco. 
J.& W. SELIGMAN & CO., I 
ANGLO-CALIFORNIAN BANK (Limited), London. 


: Williams R, 
: Wood M C, ferry 
: Wood, Smith & Co, general merchandise 


224 : 
This place pos- 
sesses water-power cipable of running ; 
a vast amount of manufacturing ma- H 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., 2RRRUERS:otrr Groge,omer then gnr 


California—Merced—Mesa Grande. 


Merced Security Savings woah 


$300,000) 


New York. 
W. W. WESTBAY, Cashier. 


communication. It is quite a trade 
center. The agricultural resources 
of the vicinity are almust unlimited. 


Anson B D, hotel and saloon 

Casey O B, blacksmith 

Culverson J P, carpenter and agi for 
windmills 

Devore C P, physician 

Dunphy S IK, bootmaker 

GLADDEN J M, notary, insurance 
ngeut, agent for-steamers, and grain 
buyer 

Hunter R C, physician 

Smith LN, saloon 

SMITH W OC, postmaster 

Thornbrough Bros, general merchan- 
dise, and agt W, F & Co 

vu tcher 


MERRILLVILLE. 


Lassen County. A pst-office, 17 miles 
northeast of Susanville. 


! Cramen Bros, stock-raising 
Barrett & Pillam, boarding-house and } 
: Folsom M 0, stock-raising 
: Folsom O, blackymitn 


‘HURLBUT P PD, Inmber and post- 


Davis W 8S, hotel 


master 


: Knudson L, hotel and stockraiser 
: Merrill & Marker, tunneling Eagle Lake 


Summers W T, hotel 
Tumson A L, stock raiser and dairy 
Watson ‘I’, livery and feed stables 


MESA GRANDE. 


San Drmeao County. Post-office Julian. 


Angel James N, farmer 

Anyel Joha, farmer 

Angel Woodford, farmer 
Balancuela Antonia, stock raiser 


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Carney Wm, stock raiser 
Cleland F G, blacksmith 
Gedney James E, farmer 

Green Aleck, teamster 

HART G A, apiarist and farmer 
Hart Harvey M, farmer 
Johnson Win, stock raiser 
Kendal Geo, rancher 

King , farmer 

Maurice Harvy, farmer 
Mitchell L, stock raiser 

Morris Matt. stock raiser 
Schnurpel Henry, stock raiser 
Scholda Fred, stock raiser 
Stone James, stock raiser 

Stone John, stock raiser 

Stone Matthias, apiarist and farmer 


MICHIGAN BAR. 


SacRAMENTO County. A post and ex- 
press office; is an old mining town, 7 
miles southwest of Latrobe and 7 
miles north of Carbondale. The hills 
around the place bear evidence of a 
vast amount of labor having been ex- 
pended in search of the precious ore. 
Dairying «nd farming are the pur. 
suits which are its main support now, 
though mining is still carried on. 


B inker Henry, propr FH & M B Toll 
Road 


Burns Robt, school teacher 
Campbell Chas, blacksmith 
Davis-Wm & Son, mining 
Dvoley E L, butcher 
Dunlap J W, supt Ditch Co 
Ellworth Fred B, shoemaker 
Farrier Wm, barber 
Ferguson Duncan, hotel 
Fiedler M, mining supt 
Holmes S, physician 

Hurd E D, carpenter 


MORGAN & HUFFMAN, general 
merchandise 

Morgan John, saloon 

Perry H E, dry goods 

Polifka Edward, saloon 

Powell P, hotel 

Rolker Henry, salcon 

Smith, Dooley & Co, :miners 

Snedican S T, carpenter 

Squier D D, salvon 

Taylor George, mining supt 

Tillotson & Dixon, general mdse 

Udell C P, propr Yankee Mining Co 

Van Emmon H L, propr Big Gun Mine 

Westfall August, butcher 

Wild Mrs, dressmaker 

Williams M H, hotel 

Wissinger James H, saloon 


MIDDLE BAR, 


AMADOR County. Post-officc Jackson. 
McKinney A, general merchandise 


MIDDLETOWN. 


Lake County. A post and express 
office; situated 18 miles from Calistoga 
by stage. Dependent for support 
upon the neighboring agricultural and 
mining industries. Has about 300 
inhabitants. 


Amador and Sacramento Canal Co 

Brown W A, blacksmith 

HEATH J, pustmaster and express 
avent 

Ruman C, saloon and lodgin 

WEST & HEATH, general merchan- 


dise 


MICHIGAN BLUFF. 


PLacer County. A post and express 
office; a place of 500 inhabitants, 30 
miles northeast of AuLurn, the county 
seat, and one of the termini of Pow- 
ell’s stage line. The altitude is 3,456 
feet above the sea level, the air is pure 
and light, che water is very jine aad 
the general health most excellent. 
The scenery which is held up by the 
hand of nature on either side of the 
town is incomparable, and a descrip- 
tion of it could hardly do it justice. 

_Ats lofty mountains, rich in mineral 
atid timber, form a background to one 
of th tinest panoramic views in the 
county. 


Abrams John, hotel 

Barrett E, gene'al merchandise 
Benton J A, bootmaker 
Bleaks John, carpenter 
Brown, Elkins & Co, miners 
Buchanan Mining Uo 


Armstrong Chas W, varieties and drug- 


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Cameron Francis, bootmaker 
Day IS, yeneral merchandise 
Ford & Rawson, saw-mill 
Gavin John, blacksmith 
Good J R, wagonmaker 
Green J, saloon 
Hamilton J M, real estate agent 
Lacey G M, justice of the peace 
Lobe Leon, gen mdse and act W, F & Co 
Lynn & Clark, butchers 
Martin J, livery stable 
Munz M, brewery 
Preble J B, painter 


RAWSON G W, saw-ill 


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Reed J L, postmaster, notary public and 
constable 

Reinecke John, blacksmith 

Stoddard Joel, flour-mill 

Summerland I, tin and hardware 

Thompson H, physici n 

‘tully C H, watchmaker and jeweler 

Warren Geo, saloon 

Williamson Rev W, clergyman (Meth- 
odist) 

Young C M, hotel and gen mdse 


MIDWAY. 


ALAMEDA County. A post, express and 
telegraph vffi:e, on the Central Pacific 
R. R., 57 miles from Oakland. Pop- 
ulation 35. 

Carsten H M, general merchandise 

Carstens Mary, grocer 

Deakin C H, carpenter 

Goachy N, lumber 

Haera Franz, hotel 


REINHOLT HAERA, postmaster and 
Wells, Fargo & Co’s agent 


MILFORD. 


LassEN County. A post and telegraph 
office; reached most conveniently from 
Reno, Nevada, from which it is dis- 
tant 67 miles, 

Boyd George, saw-mill 

Dakin H H, ticur-mill 

DOYLE § A, hotel and postmaster 

Gage EJ, saloon 

Loomis W J, general merchandise 

True Thaxter, blacksmith 

Tyler Jerry, hides, groceries and drugs 


MILLER. 


MENDocINO County. Post-office Man- 
chester. 


Hall A W, farmer 

HOBAN JOHN, clerk at J S Kimball's 
Jackson James L, blacksmith 

Kerns Joseph, farmer 

KIMBALL J §, veneral merchandise 
McFaul & Keen, Bridgeport Mills 
Monros W, farmer 

New field Aron, farmer 

Short J R, farmer 

Steward T J, farmer 

Stewart ) ./, farmer 

Walsh Thomas, farmer 


MILLS’ SEMINARY. 


ALAMEDA County. A post and tele- 
graph office. 


MILLS’ SEMINARY, Rev C T Mills 


principal, Mrs 8 L Mills vice-principal 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, 


MILLVILLE. 


Suasta County. A post and express 
Office, situated on the C. and O over- 
land stage route, 15 miles from Red- 
ding. 


Auklin Mrs H, general merchandise 

Averill G W, dentist 

Bidwell & Bro, blacksmiths 

Boyle Pat, liquors 

Brown F R, physician 

Carr Francis, attorney-at-law 

Chatham A, wagonmaker 

Connelly & Son, carpenters and con- 
tractors 

Crabb ——, physician and surgeon 

Cromwell O, photographer and varieties 

Ezra Rev J, Methodist clergyman 

Gault T L, justice of the peace 

Gilman A J, boots and shoes 

Guptil WN, justice of the peace 

Harrington M S, saddles and harness 

Kegan G, tailor 

Kegan Mrs G, dressmaker 

Key Thos, ston: mason 

King L, blacksmith 

Maas P A, physician 

Martin R P, physician 

Nichols J L, drugs, etc 

O'Neal Joseph, attorney-at-law 

Overmier C EK, blacksmith 

Overmier J LD, hotel 

Scranton N R, wagonmaker 

“SHAST.A COUNTY RECORD,” C 
H Smith editor 

Simpson T J, hotel 

SMITH C H, editor ‘Shasta County 
Kecord” 

Snow N D, tinsmith 

Stevenson D ©, hardware and furniture 

Teel, Brickford & Co, gen mdse 

TEE!, CHARLES A, postmaster and 
manager Millville and Anderson Tele- 
graph Co 

Wheatley John, insurance agent 

Wilkinson & Ross, flour-niills 


MILPITAS. 

Santa CLARA County. A post, express 
and telegriph office, situated on the 
San Jose Branch of the Central Pacitic 
R. R.. &.niles from San Jose, Popu- 
lation 100. 

Abel H, butcher 

AyerS F, county supervisor 

Boyce & Topham, blucksmith and wood- 
worker 


Butterworth R W, saloon 
Clark & Dixon, general merchandise 


CLARK P (Clark & Dixon), postmaster 
Darling E W, agt W, ¥ Co and 
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Riddle ——, physician 
Ross Wm, painter 
Schermerhorn J J, constable 
Sennott J, dairy 
Spence J P, dair 


Wizmore A, bootmaker 
MILQUATAY. 
Gaskill Bros, general merchandir 


MILTON. 


120. 
Beckett J 'T, harnessmaker 
Beysser L, forwarding and commissio 
merchant and justice of the peace 
Bunds Ed, saloon 
Bunds J C, general merchandise 
Burton & Co, general merchandise 


graph operator and agt W, F & Co 
Donner H, hotel 
Fairbrothers Geo, physician 
Foster B F, saloon 
Fox Jy barber 
Grimsti John, grist-mill 
Grunsky C, hootmaker 


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Nook & Foster, liquors 
Matteson & Co, stage lines 


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McDonald & Mead, livery stable 
Ollvich J H, blacksmith : 
Piper F W, hotel 
Simpson H L, liquors 
Trump Wm, waygonmaker 


confecticnery 
Wood Miss Laura, dressmaker 
Wyllie Fred, school te.cher 


JOE POHEIM, : 


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French Alfred, hotel and justice of the 


Johnson Joel P, carpenter and builder | TULARE County. 55 miles east of Vi- 
Jones Alfred. harnessmaker and saddler salia. 
Olinder C :*, blacksmith and wood-| Cunningham F, justice of the peace and 


Pixly Marshall, saloon and boarding-| pa yINgSoNn & FLEMING, hotel 


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TOPHAM & COURTNEY, warehouse | smiths E, saloon 


San Diego County. Post-cffice Campo. | miles northeast of Weaverville. Pop- 


CaLAvERAS County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, the terminus of 
the Stockton and Copperopolis Divis- 
ion of the Central Pacific R. R., 28 
miles from Stockton, and where con- 
nection with the stage line for the Yo- 
semite, Big Trees, and mcuntain re- 
sorts generally is made. The pursuits 
of sheep-raising and farming are en- 
gaged in, to which the residents look 
for their chief support. Population 


Dake F J, agt S & C Div C PRR, tele- The old Mission, near town, is the third 


Hendricks Hotel, N W Hendricks propr 


McClenehan F W, carpenter and notary | Andrews Mrs J, boarding 


WOLCOTT OSCAR, postmaster and| Brown M, barber 


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Oak. Ash, White Weed, Maple, Ete., 
and 20 Mpeac Mtreet, San Francisco. 


MINERAL KING, 


recorder 


Danielson Wm, saloon 

DAVIDSON WILSON, groceries and 
postmaster 

Fleming James, saloon 

Gragg A W, hotel 

Hawley W'N & Co, gen mdse 


MINERSVILLE. 


Trinity Country. A_ post-office, 17 


ulation 75. 
BATES F, general merchandise and 
postmaster 
Sourtellotte J H, blacksmith and hotel 
Van Mater Peter, hotel and blacksmith 


MISSION SAN JGSE. 


ALAMEDA County. <A post, express 
and telegraph office, situated 2 miles 
from Central Pacific R. R. (San Jose 
Branch) at Washington Corners, with 
which station it has connection by 
Baker’s stage, connecting with every 
train, Population 400. 

To visit Washington Corners, Center- 
ville’ Alvarado, Niles, and Mission San 
Jose in one day, traveling men should 
engage a team at the Mission, to which 
place they can return in time for the 
evening train either way. 

The Mission has a good hotel, brew- 
ery, and many live business houses. 


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oldest in the State, and a great curiosity. 
The sloping country around the town is 
being devoted largely to grape culture, 
and no land in the S.ate is better 
adapted to it. A Spanish gentleman 
of large fortune has recently planted 
400 acres in vines, within a stone’s 
throw of the town. 


Ayers IG, vineyard 


BAKER DANIEL W, livery stable 
and hack line (see advertisement) 

Barsotti E, wine dealer 

Bergmann Nicholas, blacksmith and 
wagonmaker 

Brommer Wm, gardener 


CENTENNIAL SALOON, BF Coombs 


roprictor 
Columbet Joseph, hotel 


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Saloon 


COSTA SIMON, saloon 


EHRMAN L, postmaster and telegraph 

operator 
1ERMUTH HERVEY W, 

plumber and gasfitter, stoves, tin- 
ware, roofing, etc, and constable of 
Washington townshi 

EHRMAN & LEBRECHT (Solomon 
Ehrman and Adolph Lebrecht), gen- 
eral merchandise, and agt W, F & Co 

Garcia John, bootmaker 

George John, plasterer 

Gorgas Wn, tlour-mill 

HERMANN AUGUST, Milwaukee 
Brewery and Saloon 

Hibbard D C, roadmaster 

lester [ I, carpenter 

Kern Mrs E, music teacher 


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DEALER, 
Mission San Jose, 


ALAMEDA COUNTY, CAL. 
Manufacturer of Fine California Wines. C...- 


stantly on hand Wines from 4 to 7 years 
old for shipment. 


MITCHELL’S SPRINGS. 


LAKE County. 
Mitchell James, hotel 


MODESTO. 


Sranistaus County. A post, express 
and telegraph office. Is an active 
growing town of 2,500 inhabitants, 
situated in the San Joaquin Valley 


H. WACHHORST'S “ticterctiriesee” No, 315 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., scweiry a biamona wort, 119 


California—Mission San Jose—Modesto. 


DANIEL W. BAKER, 


= ing of TRANSIENT STOCK. 


on the Southern Pacific R. R., 114! Anaya Frank, barber 


PIONEER IRON WORKS, “Gstattieteu "teas ety Mata sereee.w i 


Sey 


LEBRECHT ADOLPH (Ehrman & 
Lebrecht) 


Meachi C, wine dealer 


MILWAUKEE BREWERY, August 


Hermann 


NICHOLS L P, hotel 


NICHOLS THEODORE A, liquor 
dealer and real estute agent 


Palmer J B, wine grower 


SIGRIST M, wine manufacturer, and 
wiue and liquor dealer (see advertise- 


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Stanley George, marble worker and un- 
dertaker 

Stanley James, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Steyer Chas, hotel 

Sunderer Joseph, boots and shoes 

Walshe ——, physician 


Livery Stable, 


MISSION SAN JOSE, 


Alameda County, CALIFORNIA. 


First-(lass Teams and Saddle Horses 
at Reasonable Rates. 


@a7My personal atten tion given to the feed- 


Baker’s Hacks run between Mission 
San Jose and Washington Corners to meet all 
trains 


miles from San Francisco and 18 miles 
from Lathrop. It is a desirable place 
of residence, centrally located in the 
county of which it is the county seat. 
It is in a fine agricultural district, 
the principal products of the section 
are wheat and wool, Stanislaus 
County is note: for raising more wheat 
than any other county in the State. 
In the coast range of mountains form- 
ing the western boundary of the val- 
ley are paying deposits of quicksilver 
and in the eastern range gold discov: 
eries are not rare. Modesto is a well 
built place, streets wile and shaded 
and regularly laid out. Water and 
gas works are in operation. The 
Court House is an attractive, substan- 
tial building, situated in a beautiful 
square where flowers and shrubbery 
abound. 


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Allen J P, carpenter and builder 


Anaya Flex, blacksmith and wagonma- 
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Andrews Rev W P, clergyman (Metho-| Duncan M §, proprietor Pioneer Feed 
dist) and Sale Stable 
Archambeault J, harne s, saddles and | Dunning Mrs N, millinery | 
. carriage trimming Kastin & Light (W W Eastin and 
Beal William, saloon Harvey Light), saloon 


BENNETT CHAS (Gilbert & Bennett), | Elbert J Ys, painter 
Ellery, William, business mgr Modesto — 


BOUDREAU Y H, watchmaker and| Publishing Co 
weler, Engelhart Phillip, blacksmith and , 
BRADFORD HENRY L, publisher] horseshoer 
Modesto *‘strawbuck,”’ cor 8th and H | Evans C B, physician 
Branch L C, propr Modesto Gas Works | Eureka Boarding- -house, Mrs F Archam- 
Braun M, brewery bault proprietress 
Brichman J B, restaurant and saloon FERRY Miss NELLIE, assistant 
Briggs & Semple (G W Briggs and G C FEREY DW. 
Semple), general merchandise 


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ostmaster, H 


Brown M B, meat market ee a Z, wagon aud carriage 
Brown William, Vata Ch) mauufac urer. 8th 
Brusie & Co (J Brusie, C E Ray, C E| Fulkerth A S, sheriff and tax collector 
Marriott), dry goods and clothing Gaillet Ashille, boarding and bath house 
Bumgardner Jacob, proprietor Stanislaus | Gallo P G, barber 
Hotel Garner B B, saloon ie 


Burney echt justice of the peace and GILBERT AF (Gilbert & Bennett), 
notary pub 
Cairns Miss Polly, fancy goods and mil- GILBERT & BENNETT (A F Gilbert 


linery anil Chas Beunett), ;roprietors Mo- 
Cameron Geo W, county assessor desto Planing Mills, 9th 
Castello A E, attorney-at-law GILBERT IE (I E Gilbert & Co), cor | 
Chapman J i, stoves and tinware H and 9th 
Chauncey Chas E, shooting gallery GILBERT I E & CN (IE Gilbert and 
Christ Herman, bakery G H Seelig), general merchandise and 
CLARK MISS C T, Avasinabing H insurance agents, cor H and 9th 
Clayes S {t, druggist GILMOUR AA, physician, I near 9th | 
Cleveland & Hardesty (S A Cleveland |GRADE J F, proprietor Lisbon House, | 
and John Hardesty), undertakers llth 
Coffin William, bootmaker Granger Wm W, druggist 


Coldwell T A, attorney-at-law Greenleaf S, watchmaker and jeweler 
COLEMAN DC, “New Idea” Saloon, H | Grvliman William, sad:tles and harness 


Gros George, cigars and tobacco 


CORBETT G E (Harter & Corett), 10th Gent ‘ 
: ibaum B & Co (B and H Grun- 
CRESSEY A L, president The Modesto baum), general merchandise 


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Bank, 9th Hall M H, county treasurer 
yung David C, corsets and human| Hammer Andrew, saloon 
hair V A Har 
Dallas & Robinson (Wm Dallasand John HARTER & h caine and meh Wang |= 
Robinson), livery stable dise, 10th 
Dallas William (Dallas & Robinson) Harter James, carriage and wagon man- 
DAVIES J V, secretary The Grange] —ufacturer, blacksmith |) 
Co of Modesto, 9th HARTER W A (Harter & C:rbett), wee 
Davis WH, justice of the peace luth 
Decker W W, saloon Hays J H, boots and shoes | > 
Derby E M & Co, luinber, C L Payne} Hazen P J, attorney -at-law 
agent Hewel A, superior judge '* 
Dettelbach J, general merchandiso Hill A M, forwarding and commission = 
Deyoe N E (Dey oe & Riggs) merchant iw 
Deyoe & Riggs (N E Deyoe and J S| Hovey Theodore, barber and baths io 
Riggs), furniture and bedding Howell J H & Bro (J Hand NF How S@ 
Dob in Jacob, cigars, tobacco and gents’ ell), Mountain Wine Depot bes 
furnishing goods Husband Mrs DS, millin ry ~” 
Donkin W A, stoves, ranges and tin- | Husband David S, saloon | — 
ware Hyslop J B, confectionery - 
Drew Albert A, boots, shoes and gloves | Hyslop Jas B, carriage and wagon mfr | eg 
Drul'ard T W, ‘dentist Jacobs Joe, barber e 
Ducker Benj, saloon and restaurant Jacobson Charles, bootblack -™ 


HARDWOOD LUMBER. “strect’A oregon aun Maple asd Alder” 


importer Fine Watches 


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(2) James Jas W, blacksmith 


Jefts A, watchmaker and jeweler 

Jiran W, tailor 

Joaquin M, barber 

John R A, attorney-at-law 

JOHNSON JAMES, manufacturer of 
and dealer in buots and shoes, H 

paneling & F, blacksmith 

Knapp & Brown (Wm Knapp and C 
Brown), soda works 

Knowles & Son (Joseph and W H 
Knowles), proprs Paradise Flouring 
Mills 

Lane T M, conveyancer, searcher of rec- 
ords and constable 

Lewis Henry, cabinetmaker 

LISBON HOUSE, J F Grade proprie- 
tor, llth 

Loventhal I S, gents’ furnishing goods 
and varieties 

Maddox & Seely’s Hall 

Maddox & Taylor (J H Maddox and 
Ross Taylor), gen mdse 

Marks J, merchant tailor 

May John C, general merchandise 

May Robert, merchant tailor 

McCARTHY C F, deputy county 
clerk, Court House 

McCARTHY J W, county clerk, 
Court House 

McCOY JOHN, county recorder and au 
ditor, Court House 

McHENRY ROBERT, cashier The 
Modesto Bank, Yth 

McLean & Evans (3 M McLean and C 
B Evans), physicians anc s irgeons 

McLean S M, physician and surgeon 

Medina Frank, saloon 

MEDLEY P H, stationery, music and 
newsdealer, books, cigars, varieties 
and insurance agent, H i 

MERRY’S HOTEL, L Merry proprie- 
tor, corner H and 12th 

MERRY L, proprietor Merry's Hotel, 


corner H and 12th 


| Minor W Q, attorney-at-law 


Moad J N, dentist 
Modesto Brewery, M Braun propr 
“MODESTO DISPATCH,” Dr J T 
Surbaugh publisher, : t 
‘‘MODESTO HERALD,” A E Wag- 
staff publisher, cor 10th and H 
Modesto Lumber Co, Join Warner mgr 
MODESTO PLANING-MILL, Gilbert 
& Bennett proprietors, Yth ; 
Modesto Plow Factory, Isaac Perkins 


ropr 
Modesto Publishing Co, Wm Ellery 
business manager, proprietors and pub- 
lishers ‘Stanislaus Farmers’ Journal” 
‘“‘ MODESTO STRAWBUCK, ” Henry 
L Bradford publisher, cor 8th and H 
Modesto Water Works, E McKinney 
engineer 


California—Modesto. 


Monolti & Jenkins (B A Monolti and 


W C Jenkins), general commission, 
fruits, etc 3 
Morris M & Co (M Morris), saloon ’ 
Motta Frank, barber 
Nash J P, dry guods and fancy goods 
NEWMAN J RB (Newman & Walthall), 


collector aud canvasser, cor H and 9th 


NEWMAN & WALTHALL (J R 
Newman and L B Walthall), real 


estate agents, cor H and 9th 


Newman W B, liquors, cigars and 
tobacco 

Odd F-llows Hall 

OSTROM GP, clerk Ross House, opp 

epot 

Pacheco Frank, barber 

Paradise Flouring Mills, Knowles & Son 
proprietors 

PATTERSON C D, livery and feed 
stable, 10th 

Payne C L, agt E M Derby & Columber 

?:reisa John, shooting gallery 

Perkins E C, ice dealer 

Perkins Isaac, hardware, agricultural 
imp’ements and wagons, and proprie- 
tor Modesto Plow Factory 

Perley George, searcher of records and 
notary public 

Petterson P A, bootmaker 

Plato D& G D (David and G D Plato 
and Philip Elias), general merchandise 


PORTER W N, station agent Southern 
Pacific R R 

POST-OF FICE, T W Ferry postmaster, 
H between Yth and 10th 

Prentiss J W, propr Prentiss House 

Probst Ernst, saloon 

Ray D, physician 

Raymond Jesse, telegraph 
‘Southern Pacific R R 

Red House, dry goods, carpets, etc, Ber- 
nard Weil mgr 

RICE W H, physician (Homeopathist), 
cor H and Yth 

Robinson W H, supt of public instruc- 
tion, administratur and coroner 

Roger’s Hal 

Rogers & Neff (WC Rogers and Cha; 
Neff), painters 

Rosenblum M, dry goods and clothing 

Ross F H, blacksmithing, horseshoeing 
and liver 

ROSS HOUSE, J C Traner proprietor, 
opp Depot 

Ross Wm G, constable and collector 

Rost A F, tinner and tinware 

St John’s Hotel, Mrs Emily Thompson 

ropr 

Schell G W, attorney-at-law 

Schell & Treat (G W Schell and RB 
Treat), attorneys-at-law 

Schmitt John, saloon 


operator 


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For THE BEST FITTING SUIT OF cLOTHES o to JOKE POHEIM, 


— 


San Francisco 


THE MODESTO BANK, A L Cresse 


SEELIG GR (I E Gilbert & Co), cor- 
ner H and Yth 
Shambault A R, boarding and restau- 


rant 

Shirran A, blacksmith and horseshoer 

Simmons J C, atturney-at-law 

Simon John, meat market 

Sorensen & Petersen, proprs Stanislaus 
Brewer 

SPENCER JID, publisher ‘Stanislaus 
County Weekly News” 

Spindle A J, Kabir 

Stanislaus Brewery, Sorensen & Peter- 
sen 


“STANISLAUS COUNTY WEEK- 
LY. NEWS,” J D Spencer publisher, 


“STANISLAUS FARMERS’ JOUR- 
NAL” (weekly), Modesto Publishing 
Cu publishers and propriciors, corner 
10th and I 

Stanislaus Hotel, Jacob Bumgardner 
propr 

Stone ET, attorney-at-law and notary 

ublic 

Stuart J W, saloon 

Surbaugh J T, physician, surgeon, drug- 

ist and station-r 

SWAIN JF, agent Wells, Fargo & Co, 
10th 

THE GRANGE CO OF MODESTO, 
Garrisou ‘Turner president, J V I 
vies secretary, grain, grain bags me 
twine, 9th 


president, Robt McHenry cashier, Yt 
Thompson Mrs Emily, St John’s Hotel 
TRANER J O, proprietor Ross House, 
opp Depot 
Treat R B, attorney-at-law 
Tregea William, saldles and harness 
Tucker J F, county assessor 


TURNER GARRISON, president The 
Grange Co of Modesto 

Turner Wm E, attorney-at-law 

Urmy Rev \W S, clergyman (Methodist) 

Vincent Mrs E, madicated baths 

WAGSTAFF A E, publisher “Modesto 
Herald,,” dor 10th and H 

Wallace & McLean (Thomas Wallace 
and A McLean), livery stables 

Walters E K, tailor, 9th 


WALTHALL L B (Newman & Wal- 
thall), insurance, notary public and 
chairman board of supervisors, corner 
H and 9th 

Warner John, mgr Modesto Lumber Co 

Watson James, suloon 

Weir Benj C, deputy constable 

WILHITE W J, physician, 10th 

WILLIAMS J §, druggist, 9th 

Wood & ‘lurner (W B Wood and Theo 
Turner), hardware, paints, oils, gen 
mdse and agricultural implements 

Woods George, merchant tailor 

! Wright C C, attorney-at-law 


W. A. HARTER. 


G,. E. CORBETT. 


CASH STORE. 


HARTER & CORBETT, 


DEALERS IN 


Choice (Groceries * Provisions 


MODESTO, CAL. 


Cash Paid for Produce. 


S & 20 Spear St. 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO, MEXICAN HARD WOODS.” 


California—Modesto. 


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MODESTO 
PLANING MILL, 
CORNER OF 


F AND NINTH STREETS, 
MODESTO, CAL. 


GILBERT & BENNETT, 


PROPRIETORS, 


Tk al Mouldings, Brackets, Tanks, Win- 


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Agents for the Celebrated 


ALTHOUSE 1 WIN DMILL. 


In a Light Wind. We Make Tanks a Specialty. 


iL. B. WALTHALL. J. R. NEWMAN. 


Modesto, California, 


REAL ESTATE AGENTS 


=| Improved Farming » Lands from $10 to $50 per Acre, 


In the Largest Wheat Growing County of California. 


Freight to Shipping Point, $2 per ton, Information Cheerfnlly Given 


STANISLAUS PIONEER 
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Farmers’ Journal,|ONE DOLLAR PER DAY 
Published Tri-Weekly by ELOUSE. 
Modesto Publishing Company. |. MERRY........... PROPRIETOR 
in ert ciiclats Chaney uterests of Farm) Corner H and d Twelfth Streets 
| Asan advertising medium it is unsurpassed, MODESTO, CAL. 


as it has a 


LARGER CIRCULATION / BRICK STABLE ATTACHED. 
Than all the other papers published in the - 
County put together. Strictly Temperance Hotel. 


Cerro Gordo Freight Co 
MOHAVE. MACARTER DP, livery and feed sta- 
Kern County. A post, ex;-ress and tel- ble, agent Wella, Fargo & Co 
egraph office, on the Southern Pacitic | yy, orriarty ——, agt S BB Mfg Co 


R. K., 20 miles southeast of Tehach- F 
api Summit, and 30 miles northeast E ‘Dass nl 8, hotel, fork 8 of ‘Walker’ be 


of Newhall. P oputation 50, Van Brisen V, hotel and saloon 
Andrews Mrs Margaret, lodging-house | Wilson W C, commission and forward- 
and general merchandise ing 


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MOHAWK VALLEY. 


Priumas County. Post-office Mohawk; 
about 30 miles southeast of Quincy. 


BENNETT & DOLLEY, general mer- 
chandise 

Bridge Ross, hotel 

Cook Geo C, justice of the peace, Gim- 
let Hill 

Denton & Son, Gray Eagle Ranch 

Knott Wm, hotel 

Leister & Son, stockraisers 

| McLear Geo S, hotel 

Meylert G W, stage station 

Otis & Mayen, saw-mill 

Ross ——, hotel 

SHELDON ANDREW J, proprietor 
Junction House 

Sutton & Knickran, saw-mill 


MOKELUMNE HILL. 


CLaAvERAS County. A post, express 
and telegraph office. It is a pretty lit- 
tle place of 600 inhabitants, reached 
via stage lines connecting with the 
Ione Branch of the Central Pacific R. 
R., 18 miles from Ione. 


Bach I’, drugs, cigars and tobacco, hair- 
dresser 

Boucher W K, attorney-at-law, convey- 
ancer and notary public 

Carbello Chas, painter 

Costa M, general merchandise 

DeChesne H A M, physician 

Disbrow & Co, ale mfrs 

Dauz J, furniture 

Davidson & Peck, general merchandise 

DAY & BURCE, proprietors ‘‘Cala- 
veras Chronicle” 

Fuller Jacob, saloon 

Gama Frank, wagonmaker 

Goodwin L W, constable and deputy 
sheriff 

Gramri A, dentist 

Hadlock J B, saloon 

Hexter K, butcher and meat market 

Himnighofer & Suessdorf, brewery 

Holden Wm, physician 

Hutchinson W M, tinshop 

Jacobs Chas, general merchandise 

Krim 8, blacksmith 

Lamphear D C, saloon 

Leavitt W H, notary public 

Leger’s Hotel, Geo Muths propr 

McKisson Geo A, road overseer 

Monitor House, Fred Mayer propr 

Muths Geo, propr Leger’s Hotel 

Paulk J F, general merchandise 

Peek Frank W, variety store and gen- 
eral insurance agt 

Peek & Wells (W P Peek and Wm 
Wells), livery and feed stable 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, makes the BEST FITTING Clothes in the State. 


TUGGIE & C0, CAK PLANK, “sz? 


California—Mohawk Valley—Monterey. 


| “THE CALAVERAS CHRONICLE,” 


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Peek Wm P, postmaster 

Pellatin A, general merchandise 

Ray H O, tinner 

SCHLUND ©, banker, assayer, gold 
dust bought, jeweler and insurance 
agent 

Terrill & Peters (J B Terrill and Thos 
Peters), drugs, stationery, paints, oils, 
agts W, F & Co and W ‘i el operator 


Day & Bruce proprietors 
Tilbcts O F, justice of the peace, notary 
public and attorney-at-law 


MONITOR. 


A.rine County. A post-office, 36 miles 
from, Carson City, Nevada, by stage. 
Population 220. : 


Christensen C, saloon 

Deglemen John, bootmaker 

Larson Joseph, hotel and saloon 

Maxwell M, livery and feed stable, no- 
tary public and justice of the peace 

McBeth DN, hotel 

McINTOSH MISS MAGGIE, post- 


mistress 
Ritchford James, blacksmith 
Rutter R J, general merchandise 


MONO. 


Mono County. A post-office. 


GILCHRIST & CO, wood, lumber and 


contractors for the Bodie and Benton 
R. R. Commercial Co, and general 
merchandise 


PARISH MARK, postmaster 
MONONO FLAT. 


Piacer County. Post-office Iowa City; 
about 26 miles northeast of Auburn. 


SMILEY JOHN, general merchandise 
MONSENAT. 


San Dieco County. Post-office Pala. 


"INJWJOVNYW TWOIMONODS “MHOA.MIN JO “OD JONVUNSNI 3411 TVMLLAW 


Wright S E, general merchandise 
MONTEREY. 

Montrerry Cornry. A post, express 
and telegraph office. Is one of the 
most interesting towns in the United 
States, because of its historical, scenic 
and climatic attractions. It is reached 
via the Southern Pacific and Monterey 


and Salinas Valley Branch of the 
Southern Pacific R. R. and the Pacific 


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HARDWOOD LUMBER, sits. Bisek Watnut, spanish Gedar, Veneers. 


IINE 3145 J St., t- Horamente, Cal. 


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MASONIC OUTFITS, setae emus rpneyees 4, 


Coast or Whitelaw steamers—137} | Little N & Co (N Little), gen mdse 
miles by the former and 85 miles by peng Fetes fruits 


the latter route. 


Abrego A (A Abrego & Co) 

Abrego A & Co (A Abrego), gen mdse 

Addison J H, painter 

Alexander Wi liam, clothing 

Barsigalupi G B, fruits 

Bell J T & Co (J T Bell and W Tibbetts), 
livery stable 

Borden J B, groceries 

Bostram J ohn, bootmaker 

Burgess A, fruit and varieties 

Canet Victor, liquors and tailor 

Chaine A, restaurant and liquors 

Chaine C, fruits and candy 

Chiappe G B, saloon 

Corby Mrs H, hotel 

Davis N, saloon 

Dodge Walter, blacksmith 

Doud Francis, meat market 

Dutra A, saloon 

Escolle H, general merchandise 


GILMAN J C, proprietor Monterey 
Livery Stable 
lotzbach V A, silversmith 

Goldstein A, clothing 

Gomez Felipe N, postmaster 

Hadsell & Reed (J R Hadsell and G W 
Reed), drugs and stationery 

Hart Jos, tailor 

Hatton Wn, dairy and stock-raiser 

Heints J P E, drugs 

Hilby Frank, agent 8 SPRR 

Hitz J, varieties 

Houghton D J, painter 

Ingram Bros (J oseph and E Ingram), 
meat market 

Jackson John, restaurant 

James W W, stcves and tinware 

Johnson C W J, photographer 

Keating AC, drugs 

Koffle 8, saloon ant barber 

Lamber T G, lumber, justice of peace 
and notary public 

Lambert Mrs S J, shells and ferns 

Laporte J M, general merchandise 


PRISON CELLS, we:"ee2* 


Hain wercet, oi. GALVIN NUTTI 


8 Joshua, Sy seers 

Masters Henry, blacksmith 

Maxcy A O, boat-builder 

Maxcy Mrs ’s, fruits 

McDougall John, harness and saddles 

Menuel Isidore, liquors 

Michaelis Ernest, hairdressing 

Miller J-W, meat market 

MONTEREY LIVERY STABLE, 
J © Gilman proprietor, (see adver- 
tisement) 

Norton J B, groceries 

Perrin F, general merchandise 

Petri A, bakery and restaurant 

PRINZ H, lumber and builders’ mate- 
ria 

Pyburn W H, liquors 

Ray F H, stoves and tinware 

Reed G. Ww (Hadsell & Reed) 

Rodriguez A, general merchandise 


Rodriguez C H, liquors 

RUBELL & HEDGES (F E Rubell & 
C Hedges), proprs Monterey ‘‘Argus” 

Ruurds i eee attorney-at-law and nota- 


ry 

sT CHARLES HOTEL, RC Wornes 
proprietor 

Sanchez A, horseshoer and constable 

Sanchez Bros (A and Adolph Sanchez), 
liquors 

Schaufele Louis, watchmaker, jeweler 
and hotel 

Schmidt E H, groceries 

Snively J B, groceries, agt W, F & Co 
and mgr W U Tel 

Strebost Ww, bootmaker 

Tibbetts W (J T Tibbetts & Co), liquors 

Toothaker L 8, wagonmaker 


WHITCOMB BROS (O and HN 
Whitcomb), blacksmiths and wagon- 
makers 

Whitcomb H N (Whitcomb Bros) 

Whitcomb O (Whitcomb Bros) 


WORNES R 6, proprietor St Charles 


Hotel 


MONTEREY =" FEED and SALE STABLE, 


J. C. GILMAN, 


PROPRIETOR, 


Tyler St., opp. St. Charles Hotel, 


MONTEREY, CAL. 


The Best LIVERY TURNOUTS 


Furnished o the Shortest Notice. . 


& SON. 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. 


(TYLER ST.) 8. F. 


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Published EVERY SATURDAY by 


RUBELL & HEDGES. 


MONTEREY, CAL. 


Subscription... $3.00 per Annum, 
IN ADVANCE. 


It is the only paper published in Monterey and 
is the bost advertising medium in the county. 


MONTEZUMA. 


3! TvoLumNE County. A post-office, 32 
miles from Oakdale, and 9 miles from 
Sonora. It was once a lively mining 


is now almost deserted. 


Banks Moses, bootmaker 
Hiltabiddle Wm, blacksmith 


Fox Alfred, general merchandise, hotel, 
and postmaster 
Norris Joseph, carpenter 


MONTGOMERY CREEK. 


xq} Suasra County. A post-office, 52 miles 
northeast of Shasta.4 : 


CLOTHES 


BASS HERBERT, general merchandise 


and postmaster 
Chambers J C, Hatchet Creek Saw-mill 


MONTICELLO. 


Napa City. 


FITTING SUIT 0 


Dodge A H, physician 

Fowler T B, saloon 

Ei Gosling C, county supervisor 

and post-office 

Leawell J H, justice of peace 

Little J D, carpenter 

McKenzie A, blacksmith 

McKenzie G S, carriage builder 

Meyer M, bootmaker 

Ed Morrison H B, blacksmith 
Morrison R, wagonmak r 

tf | Munroe D, blacksmith 

© | Peacock E A, hotel 

Seawell J H, justice of peace 


HE BES 


LUEN, TUGGLE & CO. Black Walnut Lumber, ** Ses Prawcisce** 
Cali fornia—Monterey—Mooretown. 683 


THE MONTEREY ARGUS) 


camp, but through failure of the mines Nevapa County. A mining town and 


Jenson Mrs K, hotel 


Morrow Mrs, hotel 

Peschel O, liquors 

Shea Mrs, hotel 

Sweeney John, liquors 
Weiser A, cigars and tobacco 


Burre Country. A post and express 


Bliss W T, justice of peace 
Napa County. A post and express | CALD i 
office, on a stage road, 27 miles from yoae Thos, blacksmith 
eit, 

Mead M, hotel 
MERRILL DP, general merchandise, 


HUNTER & CO, general? merchandise | Pugh J G, carpenter and builder 
Steinkamp J P, hotel 
WayyjW C, bootmaker 


Burre County. 


MOONEY FLAT. 


EVADA County. Post-office Smarts- 
ville; about 15 miles from ‘Nevada 
City. 


Kay Samuel, saloon 
Schmidt George, hotel 


WESTERFIELD WM, general mer- 


chandise 


MOON’S RANCH. 


TeHama County. A _ post-office, 11 
miles southeast of Tehama. 


MERRIL N, postmaster 
MOORE’S FLAT. 


post-office, reached by stages from 
Nevada City, 20 miles distant. 


CALDWELL §, druggist 

Donald J O, liquors 

Hearn W, liquors 

Hegarty & Co, general merchandise 


Kelstrup L G, furniture 
LaBaree J, physician 


MOORE’S STATION. 


office, 12 miles north of Marysville, 
on the California Northern R. R. 


L 8, postmaster 
e John, hotel 


agent Wells, Fargo & Co, and agent 
California Northern R R Co 


MOORETOWN. 


Post-office Forbes- 


town; 20 miles northeast of Oroville. 


BROOKS FRANE, «aw-mill 
Brvoks & Whittier, general merchandise 
and hotel 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, YHITE BROS...) & 15 Main and 14 @ lo spear, 
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Street, 8. F. Oregon Ash, Maple and Alder 


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MOOSA. 


San Dirgeao County. A post-office. 


TOMLINS M, postmaster 
MORGAN'S MINE. 


Amapor. County. Post-office J ackson, 
Morgan Jas & Co, mine owners 


MORGAN VALLEY. 
Lake County. Post-office Lower Lake, 


Bond Harry, fartner and stock dealer 
Morral Al, farmer and orchardist 
Olson Chris, farmer aad stock dealer 
Palmer Jasper, stock dealer 


MORMON BAR. 


Mariposa County.  Post-office Mari- 
posa; 14 miles from Mariposa. 


Newman Henry, grocer and hotel 
Peregoy Charles HE, mail contractor 
Williams Raiph T, blacksmith 


MORMON ISLAND. 


SAcRAMENTO County. A post-office, 4 
miles from Folsom; population 275, 


Broder Uswold, vinter 

Davol Jas F, fruit raiser and vinter 

Hart H T, fruit raiser 

Hart Powell, fruit raiser 

Mettee Henry, vinter 

Robinson J S S, fruit raiser and vinter 

Schnay Charles, liquors 

STEPHENSON THOMAS, groceries 
and postmaster 

Townsend E B, butcher 


MORO. 


San Luis Optsro Country. A_post-of- 
fice, reached by steamships from San 
Francisco, distant 185 miles. It has 
stage communication with all the 
neighboring towns. Its support is 
derived chiefly from the dairying in- 
terests, though flax and potatoes are 
extensively cultivated. 


treening David, constable 

Jones J B, physician 

Jordan J M, warehouse and lumber 
Kirklard Jas, general merchandise 
Moro Lumber Co 

Page E W, real estate agt 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. rere Ci, Otte ilcttzomers we” 
California—Moosa—Mountain View. _ 


STOCKING E B, general merchandise 
and postmaster 

Stocking J ©, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker and justice of the peaco 

Smiley H A, physician 


MORRITTO. 


Santa BARBARA County. A _ post-of- 
fice, 10 miles from Guadaloupe. 


AVERILL ALICE A, postmistress 

Lucas & Co, salt mine 

Santa Maria and Los Alamos Shute 
Landing Co, H A Averill agt 


MOSQUITO GULCH. 


CALAVERAS County. Post-office Mo- 
kelumre Hill. 


Burt J, general merchandise 
Larcy A, saloon 


MOSS LANDING. 


Monterey County. Post-office Castro- 
ville, 24 miles distant, and 12 miles 
from Salinas City, the county seat. 


Kelley P J, hotel 
Laughlin S N, agt Pacific Coast Steam- 
ship Co 


MOUNTAIN RANCH. 


CALAVERAS County. A post-otfce, 10 
miles northeast of San Andreas, 


Bruce M, propr Summit House 


MOUNTAIN VIEW. 


Santa Ciaxa County. A post, ex- 
press and telegraph office, 11 miles 
northwest of San Jose, and 39 miles 
southeast of San Francis:o, on the 
Northern Division of the Southern 
Pacific R. R. The country around is 
exceedingly pretty and fertile. The 
support of the village is derived from 
agricultural interests. Population 
500. 


BEVERLLY F P, insurance agt, and 
justice of peace 

Boggs E W, constable 

Bordi B, saloon 

Bubb W H, grain and hay warehouses 

Cook A A, painter 

Fischer Ernest, butcher 

Frink Wm, butcher 

Frixen August, bootmaker 


fron Doors. Bank Vaults, Etc. 


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Gleason G D, hotel 
Glubetich P, wine dealer 
Guth Chas, hay, grain, and warehouse 
Hanson ——, jun 
Harges R, saloon 
Hayes Richard, saloon 
Hesselmeyer Theo, general merchandise, 
and postmaster 
Hickey H W, saloon 
| Hodyes Richard, saloon 
H ik ER J A (Hornberger & 
Woodis), grain, merchandise, and 


notary public 

HORNBERGER & WOODIS (J A 
Horn'erger and W A Woodis), in- 
surance agents 

HOWARD FD, station agent 

Hutton J 8S, clergyman (Methodist) 

Johnson A N, wine and grape dealer 

Lauer J W, veterinary surgeon 

Liyva P, hairdresser 

Margot H D, postmaster 

Markel J, saloon 

Mockbee J S, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Niff A L, carpenter 

Ringstorff H, hay, grain, and warehouse 

Seeback John, hay and grain 

Smith & Mockbee, blacksmiths 

Taylor Samuel A, hotel 

TRIPPLETT MRS W T, bakery 

Wagstatf G T, liquors 

Walheimer Samuel, general mdse 

Weilheimer A, harness 

WEILHEIMER SELIGMAN, gen- 

eral merchandise, agent Wells, Fargo 

& Co, and proprietor Mountain View 

Hotel and Livery Stable 

Weilheimer Wm, general merchandise 

Whelan Mrs D, blacksmith 

Wolever D, carpenter 

WOODIS W A (Hornberger & Woodis), 

deputy county assessor 

Wright J A, carpenter 


MONcY TO LOAN 


N GRAIN IN WAREHOUSE. _ Insurance 
in the Oldest and Best Managed Companies, 
apply to FRANK P. BEVERLY, Mountain View, 
representing Companies that have Cash Capital, 
Paid Up, 85. 075,490, Policy Holders’ Sur- 
plus, #61 .64:2,%.6, Losses Paid in 1881, over 
HZ ,000,000, 


MOUNTAIN VIEW STATION. 


Santa CLaRA County. 
View. 


See Mountain 


MOUNT BULLION. 


Mariposa County. <A post-office, 5 
miles west of Mariposa. 


Bichard & Sharon, fruit raiser 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgomery Streets, t. ¢. 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, Sv7S tT? Oni. Auth Mickery. maple, Cherry, ete. 


California—Mountain View-Mount Shasta. 


BICHARD TOM, mining expert and 
ostmaster 

Bobbio A M, general merchandise 

Foran James, hotel 

Kerr W B, farmer 

Lord John F, farmer 

Potthast Frank, farmer 

Shearon William, orchard 

Zinkand Andrew, toll-road 


MOUNT EDEN. 


ALAMEDA County. A post-office; the 
distance from Haywards is 3 miles. 
Most of the travel is by the South 
Pacific,Coast R. R., and the distance 
from this town to the depot is 14 miles. 
The land produces the best bi ga 
barley and the bay shore is lined wit 
salt works. 


Barron Richard, warehouse and landing 

BRUSTGRUEN F, general merchan- 
dise and postmaster 

Meisinger H, blacksmith and wayon- 
maker 

Peterman H, saloon and general mdse 

Ruus Erich, boarding-house and saloon 


MOUNT FAIRVIEW. 


San Dirao County. Post-office San 
Luis Rey; 50 miles north of San Diego 
and 7 miles northeast of San Luis 
Rey. 

Jones § A, general merchandise 

Stanwood John R, general merchandise 

Stone L, apiarist 


MOUNT HOPE. 


YuBA County. Post-office Forbestown. 
Located 5 miles east of Forbestown, 
Butte County, and 2 miles west of 
Woodville; altitude 4,000 feet. 


Bee Hive Mill and Mining Co 
Thurstin S H, hotel 


MOUNT PLEASANT. 


TvoLumMNE County. Post-office Chi- 
nese Camp; 14 miles southeast of 
Chinese Camp. 

Taylor John, hotel 


MOUNT SHASTA. 


Siskiyou County. A post-office; 16 
miles southeast of Yreka. 


Bandrait Chas, distiller 


Cleland W J, butcher and general mdse 
Deter George, saw-mill 


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Dimmick C A, blacksmith 

Irons W O, bootmaker 

McGRATH THOS, general merchan- 
dise and postmaster 

» IRWIN & CO, flour- 


mill 


MUD SPRINGS. 


Ext Dorapo Country. See El Dorado. 


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CaLaAveRAs County. A post, express 

and telegraph office; is 18 miles south- 
east of,San Andreas on stage road 
leading to Big Trees and Yosemite 
Valley, and 15 miles from Big Trees. 


Baratini D & Legalle, blacksmiths 

Barnes W H, carpenter 

Batton Geo, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Battan John, road overseer 

BLOOD HARVEY §, proprietor Sperry 

ote 

Castracca A, saloon 

Cole H W, carpenter 

Collier I T, quartz mill 

Compere V, general merchandise 

Crego H B, W U Tel office 


MUSICK. 


San Luis OpispoCounty. A post-office, 
25 miles from San Luis Obispo. 


HASBROUCK A 3B, postmaster 


NAPACITY. 


Napa County. Situated on a river of 
the same name, in a lovely val- 
ley. It is a pleasant ride of 46 miles 
from San Francisco on the California 
Pacific R. R. (Napa Branch). It has 


H. WACHHORST “nroccentsctiweme” 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal. 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, *""ie"aEe ALS. Fes woe 


tes, 


California—Mount Shasta—Napa City. 


Curran Thos, constable 

Cutting & Co, Union Water Co 

Fisk F W, general merchandis«, drugs, 
cigars and bakery 

Floyd E F, notary public and conv«y- 
ancer 

GARLAND ID (Matteson & Garland) 

Howard §, saloon 

Manuel John, lumber yard 

MATTESON & G. (T J 
Matteson and I D Garland), Yosemite 
stage line 

MATTESON T J (Matteson & Garland) 

Melia J, hairdresser 

Morse Frank B, supt Ora Plata Milling 
and Mining Co 

ORA PLATA MILLING & MINING 
CO, quartz mills, Frank B Morsesupt 

Palmer A J, carpenter 

Picart Frank, saloon 

Rufe & Keilbar (Geo Rufe and Adam 
Keilbax), butchers 

Schworrer £, bootmaker 

Senter R, general merchandise, post- 
master, agt W, F & Co 

Solari B, general merchandise 

SPERRY’'S HOTEL, Harvey S Blood 
proprietor 

Tatton C, justice of the peace 

Tolle Mrs 1, dressmaker 

Willard A, mgr Ora Plata Milling and 
Mining Co 


T. J. MATTESON & I. D. GARLAND, 


Livery, Feed and Sale Stable, 


AND OFFICE OF 
Mattcson & Co’s Stage Line from Milton to Big Trees and 
Yo Semite Valley, and Stage Line from Big Trees 
to Lake Tahoe. Through Time, 2 days. 
Stage or Private Teams. 
MURPHY’S, CALIFORNIA. 


at resp a population of about 4,500 
and is growing in importance; it is 
well adapted for manufactories, of 
which there are several, as the railroad 
runs through the town, and vessels 
ply continually between there and 

an Francisco. Stages to Sonoma, 
Knoxville and other places run daily. 
‘Its chief support is from the unrivaled 
a ricultural districts in its immediate 
vicinity. A branch of the State Insane 
Asylum is situated here. The climate 
ip gah and the little city beau- 
tiful. 


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Alden & Co (A P Voorhees, M 8 Shaw, | Davis Thomas, barber 


and E B Alden), clothing 

Allon George W, city marshal’ 

Amstutz H L, jeweler 

Andersou C A, blacksmith 

Andnuran C (Anduran & Co) 

ANDURAN C & C0 (C Anduran and 
C Carpy), proprietors Uncle Sam 
Wine Cellars and distillery, Main 

Ayer & Otin (E P Ayer and F Otin), 
liquors, Main 

Bachelder Mfg Co, wind mills, John 
Bachelder propr 

Baddeley H J, fruits and vegetables 

BASTION MRS FLORENCH;, Colum- 
bia Lodgings and Restaurent, choice 
wines and liquors, Ist 

Beck Grace, operator W U Tel Co 

Beebe George A, harnessmaker 

Begelspacher Max, bakery 

Belasco Miguel, harnessmaker 


Devlin Charles, liquors 
Dewoese W E, searcher of records and 
notary public 
Diehl] P P, blacksmith 
Dir:nore J P, physician 
Dunn JH, heahands " 
Edgington Samuel, liquors 
E ee Henry, blackemith 
JOHN (McBain & Co) 
Even John (Zollner & Even) 


Feroggiaro G B, liquors 
FINE JOSEPH, carriage, sign and 


house painter 
FISCHER F, boot and shoe store, Ist 
Fleishmann Joseph, liquors 


Fowler’& Shaw (L H Fowler and Sam- 
uel Shaw), horseshoers and_ black- 
smiths 
FRANCIS G M, postmaster 
| Frank John, Licatding:houee 
Yraser G W, barber 


Bergren B E, liquors 
BICKFORD L A (Seeley & Bickford), | Fraser I K, restaurant 


Brown 

Bloch M, clothing 

Boggs W M, real estate 

BOKE J H (Mount & Boke), room 
2 Bank Block, 2d 

Booth T M, upholsterer 

Borreo Felix, groceries and wood and 
coal 

Boynton EN, druggist 

Bradshaw J G, lodgings and liquors 

Brayton J G, photographer 

BUCKMA 5 H, city surveyor, Main 

CALLAN EDWARD, Railroad Liv- 
ery Stable, corner Main and 3d 

Carpy C (Anduran & Co) 

Cassady A, liquors 

Chapman Mrs L, hair work and millin- 


ery 

Clifford Rev George, Methodist clergy- 
man 

Clitford W A, operator C PRR 

Cole Benjamine, restaurant 

COLUMBIA LODGING HOUSE, Mrs 
Florence Bastion proprietress, Ist 

CONKLING A H, real estate and in- 
surance, Main 

Coombs F L, district attorney 

Cooper W R, Vernon Flour Mills 


Garwood & Marvin (C M Garwood and 
J Marvin), blacksmiths 

Gerber Julus, barber 

GERMAN HOUSE, Lulwes & Jander 
proprietors, corner Ist and Brown 

Giesecke F, barber 

Giles & Kyser (J Giles and D S Kyver), 
furniture and undertakers 

Goodman George E, vice-pres Napa City 
Gas Co 

Goodman James H, pres Napa,City Gas- 
light Co 

Goodman James H & Co (Jas H and 
Geo E Goodman), bankers 

Green Morris, boots and shoes 

Greentield T G, carriage and wagon- 
maker 

Gridley ES, justice of the peace 

Grigsby James H, liquors 

Gritman C R, cashier Bank of Napa 

Haas Charles, delicacies 

Haas DL, books and stationery 

Haas David L, trustee Napa Asylum 

Haas S L & Co, dry goods 

Habermehl C, liquors 

Hackett F M, dentist 

Hanna D W, Napa Seminary for ladies 

Hansen C, tailor 


e Corlett W P & Sons (W P, W'H and R | Hartwell G F, notary public and jus- 
? Corlett), planing-mills tice of the peace and agit CP RR 
= COWAN JH, proprictor Revere House | Hatch % W Jr, asst physician Napa 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, makes the BEST FITTING Clothes in the State. 


Coyle Rev John, Methodist clergyman 

Crouch & Johnston (Robt Crouch and 
F E Johnston), attorneys-at-law 

Crouch Robt, attorney-at-law 

Cuff Richard, livery stable 

“DAILY AND WEEKLY NAPA 
REPORTER,” J E Walden pub- 
lisher, Main 

Damon W OC, professor in Napa Colle- 
giate Institute 


Asylum 

Hatt Albert, wood, coal and feed 

Hatton Joseph, barber 

Hunn E, physician and pres board city 
trustees 

Head George, boots and shoes 

Heegler G, barber 

Hennin W F, city attorney 

HENNING W t (Spencer & Henning), 
Court House 


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Henry Joseph, county treasurer and tax | M 


collector 

Herring Mrs J, milline 

Hogan Mrs E A, Napa Hotel 

aka & Howland (Henry Hogan and 

H Howland), searchers of records 

Hopkins J A, surveyor 

HO J A, oyster and chop 
house, 103 Main 

Hottel & Smith (E W Hottel and David 
Smith), groceries 

Howland Fa, notary public 

Howland J S, agt steamer Emma 

Hull A J, attorney and notary public 

big He E (Hunt & Gesfora), notary 
public 

Hunt & Gesford (B E Hunt and H C 
Gesford), attorneys-at-law 

Hunter William, blacksmith 

Jackson F L, real estate and insurance 

Jaensch W, general merchandise 

James Bennett, sheriff 

James & Boggs, lumber 


JANDER AUG (Lulwes & Jander), 


corner Ist and Brown 


JENSEN FRITZ, house and sign pain- 
ter, Main 

Jepsen Jacob, harnessmaker 

Johnson C A, tailor 

Johnston F E, notary public 

Joy & Ham (F D Joy and E D Ham), 
attorncys-at-law 

Kean John, county a-sessor 

Keig Dartiel, boots and shoes 

Kelly Mrs L, propr Palace Hotel 

Kimball Edwin, hardware 

Knapp H H, lumber and insurance 

Knap,» H H, member board of trustees 

LAMDIN J F, agent Wells, Fargo & 
Co and trustee Napa Asylum, corner 
Brown and 2d 

Lasher A E, principal Napa Collegiate 
Institute 

Laurence John, liquors 

Leacock Rev Wn, clergyman (Episcopal) 

Lewis Rev V A, clergyman (Presbyte- 
rian) 

Lewton Lewis, prest Bank of Napa 

Ludlow Fred D, druggist 


LULWES CHARLES (Lulwes & Jan- 


der), corner Ist and Erown 


LULWES & JANDER (Charles Lul- 
wes and Aug Jander), German House, 
corner Ist and Brown 

Mabes August, boots and shoes 

Mallett J H & Son (J H Mallett and J 
H Mallett Jr), meat market 

Mangels Herman, liquors 

Marcacci Antonio, hotel 

Martin J C, trustee of Napa Asylum 

Marvin & Garwood (J Marvin and John 

| _F Garwood), livery stable 

, Mattes N, groceries 


& CO (Thomas McBain, J F 
Zoliner and John Even), tanners and 


curriers, McKinstr 
McBAIN THOMAS (McBain & Co) 


McClelland J A & Co (J A McClelland 
and T W Mather), general mdse 

McEnerey Mrs M, liquors and lodging- 
house : 

McFarland A, livery stable 

Mellor & Sons (Wm, C E and J A Mel- 
lor), furniture 

Meusel C F, express and liquors 

Migliavacca G, wine-cellar and distillery 

Mitchell & Willson (J Mitchell and M 
D Willson), livery stable 

Moffat & Morris (Mrs M A Moffat and 
Miss S L Morris), dressmaking 


Molt John C, liquors 
MOODY T a blacksmithing and 


‘ horseshoeing, agent Schuttler Wag- 
on, Hains Header and Buckeye Mow- 
er and Reaper, Main 

Morin Joseph, bakery 

MOUNT & BOKE (TN Mount and J 
H Boke), real estate and insurance 
collections, room 2 Bank Block, 2d 

MOUNT T N, constable, room 2 Bank 
Block 

ayers Oliver P, watchmaker and jew- 
eler 

Napa Collegiate Institute, A E Lasher 

rincipal 

“NAPA DAILY AND WEEKLY 
REGISTER,” G M Francis proprie- 
tor 

Napa Hotel, Mrs E A Hogan propr 

Napa Ladies’ Seminary, D W Hanna A 
M principal 

Neilsen N L, county clerk, recorder and 
auditor 

Newkom §, cigars and tobacco 

Nichelini S, bakery 

Noyes J C, sec Napa City Gas Co 

Nussberger J, liquors, boarding and 
lodging 

O’Connell Maurice, boots and shoes 

O’Day Michael, liquors 

Paccaud & Bell (L Paccaud and R W 
Bell), stationery, cigars and tobacco 

Paden W M, physician 

Palace Hotel, Mrs L Kelly propr 

Palmer J M, steward Napa Asylum 

PALMER LL, editor ‘Napa Daily and 
Weekly Register’ 

Parker T R, supt Napa City Gaslight Co 

Parks D B, harnessmaker 

Pearch Chas, painter 

Pearson I N, glovemaker 

Peddie Robert, painter 

Pfeiffer Philipp, liquors 

Pierce W A, county surveyor 

PORTER DR § (Porter & Taylor), lst 

PORTER & TAYLOR (R F Taylor 
and S Porter), physicians, lst 


‘LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO , otsnsturtnrers ct ime. | (Qeugemary. 


California—Napa City. 


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RAILROAD STABLE, Edward Callan 
proprietor, corner Main and 3d 

Raney T F, hotel, city clerk and treas 

Reed A K, tobacco and cigars 

Reimers Claus, tied 

REVERE HOUSE, J H Cowan pro- 
prietor 

Roberson B W, coffee and spice mills 

Robinson E W, county supervisor 

Roney T F, city clerk 

Salmon W K, county supervisor 

Sampson Andrew, member board of 
trustees 

Sawyer B F & Co, tannery 

Schmied Mrs J C W, millinery 

Schmied W H B, watchmaker 

Schuppert Joseph, liquors 

Schuster William, liquors 

Schwab M A, planing-miils 

Schwartz J & H, dry goods 

SEELEY & BICKFORD (C B Seele 
and L A Bickford), bankers, Brown 

SEELEY C B (Seeley & Bickford), 
notary public, and treasurer Napa 
Asylum,, Brown 

Semorile B, groceries 

Sheehy Robert, grain warehouse 

Shurtleff Benjamine, physician, and 

res board trustees Napa Asylum for 

nsane 

Shwarz H, hardware 

Silvea Manuel, Napa Soda Works, and 
agent Napa Mineral Water 

Slattery Rev Father, pastor Catholic 
Church 

Smith J, junk 

Smith W A, dry goods 

SPENCER D. IS (Spencer & Hen- 
ning), Court House 

SPENCER & HENNING (Dennis 
Spencer and W F Henning), attor- 
neys, Conrt House 

Sterling R H, deputy collector internal 
revenue and insurance 

Stevens J B, sec Napa Asylum 

Stockmon D M, druggist 

Stoddard William, Nana City Mills 

Stoffels & Hort (N Stoffels and F Hort), 
lodgings and liquors 

Sweet J J, stationery and confectionery 


TAYLOR DRRF (Taylor & Porter), 
$s 
TEAMAN HENRY, choice wines, 


liquors and cigars, Ist 

The Bank of Napa, Lewis Lewton pres, 
C R Gritman cashier 

Thompson & Beard (W W Thompson 
and E D Beard), general merchandise 

Thompson & Shurtleff (lsaac Thompson 
and George C Shurtleff), hardware 
and agricultural implements 

Thompson W W, member board of 
trustees 

Thorn Mrs M A, millinery 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, makes the BEST FITTING Clothes in the State. 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, “sere eT SP oregon ash. Maple ana ander” 


"MEN, TUGGLE & £0., Ship Plank, all kinds, 


California—Napa City-N ashville. 689 


18 and 20 Spear St., 
San Francixnco, 


Tool & Andrews (S M Tool and William 
ws), groceries 

Towle G W, attorney-at-law 

Tynan Thomas, hote 

VanBaaren John, liquors and groceries 

Volk William J, confectionery and 
cigars 

Walden J B, constable 

Walden J E, ‘‘Daily and Weekly Napa 
Reporter” 

Walker C M, county supt schools 

Wallace W OC, superior judge 

Ware Rev E B, Christian 

Watson J C, meat market 

Welles Rev, clergyman (Methodist) 

West Willigm, gunsmith 

Wildberger Juleus, book-keeper Andu-. 
ran & Co 

Wilkins E T, resident physician Napa 
Asylum 

Wing ——,, stone cutters 

Wipe Morris, tai! or 

Wolf Peter, liquors 

WOODWARD E W & (C0, real es- 
tate, Bank Building 

WRIGHT G A, carriagemaker, East 
Napa, 3d 

Wulff N H, agt Steamer Hlen 

Zollner & Even (Join F Zollner and 
John Even), meat market 


ZOLLNER J F (McBain & Co) 


NAPA JUNCTION. 


Napa County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, on the California 
Pacitic R. R. (Napa Branch), 8 miles 
from Napa. 


BENGSON MRSCE, agent Cal PR 
id postmistress 

Berryman Webb L, mgr W U Tel Co 

McPhail Miss J, W U Tel operator 


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NAPA SODA SPRINGS. 


Napa County. A post-office, 5 miles 
northeast of Napa. 


JEFFRESS E G, manager 
Kelley Wm J, hotel 


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NASHVILLE. 
Ex Dorapo County. A post-office. 


Ensey J C, saloon 
Galewaitt G, shoemaker 
DJG, general merchandise 


aed ‘ADY 32S 


STERLING SILVERWARE. 315 J St., Sacramento, Cal. 


WACHHORST *™ 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, 


ODD FELLOWS’ SUPPLIES, 
690 
NATIONAL CITY. 


San Drzco County. A post-office, 3 
miles, by stage, southeast of San Diego. 
It is the terminus of the California 
Southern R. R., where all the works 
of the company are located, and larger 
terminal grounds are nearly completed 
than are now occupied by any other 
railroad in the Ur 
the trade destined for transportation 
over a at trans-continental rail- 
road, will be handled over the R. R. 
Co’s wharves at National City, at 
which point the Land and Town Co 
and R. R. Co own about 60 square 
miles of land, and about nine-tenths 
of National City. About 1 mile of 
water front on the Bay of San Diego 
at National City, is now occupied by 
railroad improvements. 


Adams Asa, hotel 

Arnold & Brown, builders and con- 
tractors 

Aviell J W, feed yard and stables 

Blackmer E T, professor of music 

Blossom & Jordan (C F Blossom and M 
L Jordan), general merchandise 

Brown L E & Son, architects and build- 


ers 

BURGESS WM, editor and proprietor 
**National City Record” 

BURGESS W WATS, business man- 
ager ‘‘ National City Record”’ 

Busch C R, bootmaker 

CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN RAII- 
ROAD, J N Victor superintendent 
and general freight and passenger agent 

COOPER HENRY E, attorney 

Copeland Fred, contractor and surveyor 

Crain Joseph C, livery stable 

Fairchild J A, real estate and ins broker 

Ferrelto M, groceries 

Fay —, drayman 

Grigsby M E, candy factory 

Haffner Geo, saloon and hairdressing 

Haydon Z, blacksmith 

Hunter Edwin, painter 

Kimball Bros (Frank A and Warren C 
Kimball), land agts 

Kimball F A, agt San Diego Land and 
Town Co, and proprietor National 
City Brickyard 

Kimball Geo L, notary public 

Kinsell D C & Son, hardware, stoves, 
and tinware 

Littleton C B, hotel and restaurant 

Meier John, saloon 

National City Brickyard, A Kimball 


ropr 

«WaTIONAL CITY RECORD,” Win 
Burgess editor and proprietor; W 
Wats Burgess business manager 


Masbate Touple tie 6 Peet ciceetae” 


California—National City-Nelson. 


nited States. All| PARSON 


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National Ranch Grange, Patrons of 
Husbandry Hall 

Osgood Jos O, chief engineer California 
Boathern Pacific 

Palmer Oscar, hotel 

Plimpton F S, agt J Russ & Co, lumber 
dealers 

Pattee F H, secretary and cashier Cali- 
fornia Southern R R 

GH, general merchandise 
and postmaster - 

Rice Julius A, notary public 

Risdon HT, physician 

Sanders & Tower, gen mdse, wholesale 

SAN DIEGO LAND & TOWN CO, 
C L Harris superintendent, general 
office California Southern R R 

Seaman J A, master mechanic 

Simpson Theo, bakery 

Sleppy N, stoves and tinware 

Thorne F W, wines and liquors 

VICTOR J N, superintendent and gen- 
eral freight and passenger agent Cali- 
fornia Southern 

Walker Thomas, blacksmith 

Williams Marco, restaurant 

Young W R, druggist 


NATIVIDAD. 


MonrerEyY County. A post-office, 6 
miles northeast of Salinas. 


Alpite M, satoon 

HAMEL CHARLES, general mer- 
chandise and postmaster 

Patten J W, hotel 

Walker John O, blacksmith 


NAVARRO RIDGE. 


Mgnpbocino County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, 26 miles west of 
Ukiah and 60 miles by stage from 
Cloverdale. 


Cameron Geo A, bootmaker 
Dwelly Bros, shingle-mill and gen mdse 
Fletcher Chas, saloon 
Furlong T P, harnessmaker and saddler 
Navarro River Mil! Co, lumber and gen- 

eral merchandise 
Severance H, hotel 

CHARLES, general mer- 


chandise and postmaster 


NELSON. 


Burret Country. <A post, express and 
telegraph office, situated on the Ore- 
gon Division of the Central Pacific 
R. R., 10 miles west of Oroville and 
83 miles northwest of Sacramento. 
The town takes its name from A. D. 


Tubular Wheelbarrows. Bolt and Bridge 
Work, 287 Main Street, San Francisco, 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


GUNBLZN SRUS., GARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


JOE POHEIM 


, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montgomery & 724 Market. 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., Ship Plank, all kinds, 


California—Nelson—Nevada City. 691 


located. 


Boire & Delevan, machinists and black- 
+ ee i . 

urton S J, grain shipper 
Caswell E dessin shipper 
Jones A F, blacksmith 
Longnecker G H, varieties 
McIntosh J W, postmaster 
McIntosh & Son, warehouse 
Pearson & Van Ness, warehouse 
Pixley A, saloon 
Pollock L C, agt W, F & Co 
Rug les ES, carpenter 
Shilling J S, blacksmith 
SMIT K, general merchandise 
Van Ness H J, bridge builder 


NELSON POINT. 


Piumas County. A post-office, 8 miles 
southeast of Quincy. 


Blue Gravel Mining Co, saw-mills 
Metcalf Wm, hotel and saw-mills 


PAULEY N 0, general merchandise 
and hotel 


NEVADA CITY. 


Nevaba County. A post, express and 
telegraph office; the terminus of the 
Nevada County Narrow-Gauge R. R., 
which connects with the Central Pa- 
citic at Colfax, 224 miles distant. 

It is the county seat and one of the 
most prosperous interior towns in the 
State, and contains a population of 
nearly 5,000 inhabitants. he town is 
picturesquely situated in a rough, broken 
valley, surrounded on all sides by rugged 
mountain ridges. Mining is the chief 
industry, although the fruit-growing, 
ranching and manufacturing interests 
are not inconsiderable. Large quanti- 
ties of fruit are yearly shipped to other 
markets, and considerable wine is also 
1 made. Two foundries are kept busy 
manufacturing machinery and supplies 
for the mines. Fur breweries, a plan- 
ing-mill and sash factory and six black- 
smith shops flourish. The stores and 
business houses compare favorably with 
those of larger places. There are many 
fine residences and the dwellings gener- 
ally are neat and cozy, and the gardens 
and yards well kept. The Court House 
is a fine structure, erected at a cost of 
$75,000. cha bey School House is 
a large two-story building, in the con- 


Nelson, Es-.., a prominent farmer who | struction of which over $15,000 was 
resides »out one mile from the place. | expended. The schools are well con- 
It is ouilt on an old Spanish grant. | ducted and the educational advantages 
The land is very fertile and nicely | afforded are unsurpassed by other towns 


of the same size. Five churches, all 
creditable looking edifices, adorn the 
town and show the moral status of the 
people to be up tothe average. Two 
newspapers, a daily and tri-weekly, are 
published. The climate is healthy, and 
good, pure water is to be obtained in 
abundance. The streets are a clean, 
and at night are well lighted. As a 
rule the inhabitants are an industrious. 
sociable and thriving class of people, 


Alexander Preston, bill posting, etc 
Allan George G, propr Nevada Foun- 


dr 
IDA E, teacher Kin- 

dergarten School, Pine 

Anderson John, justice of the peace 

Arnhart Mrs L é, dressmaker 

Baker Dan, expressman 

Baldridge E C, city marshal 

Barrett Charles A, gents’ furnishing 
goods 

Barton Arthur, horseshoer 

Barton Wm, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Baruh Aaron, saloon 

Baltz & Guenther (P Baltz (deceased) 


and Henry Guenther), saloon 
BEARNHARD & SHALLENBER- 


GER (Misses T A Bearnhard and E J 

Shallenberger), dry goods, Broad 
BEARNHARD MISS TILLIE A, 

(Bearnhard & Shallenberger), Broad 
Beckman Christian, saloon 


Belden P H, druggist 
Blakey G D, attvrney and counselor-at- 


aw 

Blasauf Charles, propr City Brewery 

Blumenthal A, dry goods 

Boardman I H, sec Fe AM Lodge, No 
13 

Bobo C D, physician 

Bond Walter, saloon 

Bowerman J G, varieties 

Brand & Bassett (G E Brand and RS 
Bassett), books and stationery 

Breed & Leddy (Mrs Mira L Breed 
and Miss Margaret Leddy), candy fac- 
tory 

Brodie John, groceries 

BROWN & CALKINS (N P Brown 
and L $8 Calkins), publishers ‘‘Nevada 
Daily Transcript”’ 

Brown J A, agt South Yuba Water 
and Mining Co 

Brown N P, business mgr ‘‘Nevada 


Daily Transcript” 
CALDWELL JOHN I, attorney-at- 


law, notary public and conveyancer 


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18 and 20 Spear st., 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, “we ere eke stock: oat Finuk and Timber. 


Lows BRAVERMAR & U0, 


F. 
Z| 692 California—Nevada City. 


Caldwell John, superior jud, 

Calkins Leonard §, editor ‘Nevada Dai- 
ly Transcript” 

Canfield Thomas 

Carr J E, county clerk and auditor 

Carter R’ D, under sheriff 

Casper Kaskil, clothing 

Citizens’ Bank, E M Preston pres, Jno 
T Morgan cashier 

City Hal 

City Pound 

Clancy J A, sec Hibernia Hall 

Clancy Patrick, wagonmaker 

Clark Charles, saloon 

Clark Joseph, saloon 

Colley James, meat market 

Collins Daniel, assessor 

Conlan O OC, restaurant 

Conlan Roger, beer depot 

Conn John B, saloon 

Cowdery J B, principal High School 

Crawford Wm, agt Eureka Stage Line 

Cross & Simonds (C W Cross and P F 
Simonds), attorneys and counselors- 
at-law 

Dagane E, dyeing and scouring 

Davis Z P, "powder, shot, etc 

Donnelly & Young (J ohn Donnelly and 
Peter Young), saloon 

Downing J H, tailor 

Duncan Louis, barber 

Eastern Star Lodge, Mrs Gertrude Bro- 
beck secretary 

EDDY STANLEY A, proprietor Na- 
tional Exchange Hot:l 

Eilerman Frank A, propr Stumpf’s Ho- 


tel 

Englebright W F, civil and mining engi- 
neer and U S dep surveyor 

Farrer TG, watchmaker 

Garthe Leopold, ins agt and grocer 

Gault Alexander, bakery 

Gaylord E H, district attorney and 
counselor-at-law 

Gaylord George C, groceries 

Gehrig Geo, propr Milwaukee Brewery 

Giffia Wm, cigars and tobacco 

Godair Mrs L, ladies’ hairdresser and 
hair work 

Godair Louis A, barber 

Graham John, propr Union Stables 


GRAY & DAVIS (J B Gray and EA 
Davis), peeravers Nevada “Herald” 
Gray Mrs E J, dressmaker 


GRAY J AMES B, editor Nevada ‘‘Her- 
ald,” Pine 

Gray Miss Rhoda A (Seaman & Gray) 

Groves W C, carpenter and undertaker 

Guild F G, auctioneer 

Guild Frank T, groceries 

Hamilton John H, restaurant 

Hanley Michael, galoon 

Harris S M, dentist 


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Harrison John H, fruits and produce 

Hartwell J G, county surveyor and U S 
deputy mineral surveyor 

Hassell John C, barber 

Herskin & Worle (Mrs Rosa Herskin 
and J Worle), vegetables, fruits, etc 

Teta John, bootmaker 

Holbrook John S, postmaster 

Holmes V/m, harnessmaker 

Homes Wm, harnessmaker 

Hook John F, bootmaker 

Huckias Robert, supervisor 

Hughes George M, sash and door factory 

Hughson Palmer E, dentist 

Hunoerfauth Peter, saloon 

Hunt R M, physician 

Hunt’s Hall 

Hupp Geo §, attorney-at-law 

Hurst J ohn, bakery 

Hyman Bros, clothing 

Isaac & Rowe, painters 

Isoard August, wholesale liquors 

Jack John, fruits and produce 

Jacka Rev Elias, pastor M E Church 

Jacka Thomas, bootmaker 

Jackson J J, groceries 

Johnson Rev J M, pastor Baptist Church 

Johnson & Mason (J BJohnson and A 
D Mason), attorneys-at-law 

Kennedy N, principal public school 

Kenney James, bootmaker 

Kent Charles, meat market 

Kent Wm, dentist 

King Mrs Rosa, lodging-house 

Kistle John, saloon 

Knights of Pythias Lodge, No 48, John 
Isaacs sec 

Kornhammer Charles, bootmaker 

Lademann August, groceries 

Lawrence & Barlow (J Lawrence and C 
Barlow) foundry 

Legg & Shaw (Thomas Legg and George 

Shaw), hardware and stoves 

Legion of Honor, A I Zekind sec 

Lester & Crawford (Mrs A Lester and 
Mrs M L Crawford), millinery 


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Eckert), blacksmiths 

Locouq Charles, restaurant 

Long V Wm D, attorney, counselor: at-law 
and notary public 

Lotz Henry, saloon 

Luetje & Brand (F C Luetje and C J 
Brand), watchmaker and jeweler 

Lutz Benhart, bootmaker , 

Malony Mrs Sarah, restaurant 

Marsh M L & D, saw-mill, Rock Creek 

Mason A D (. Johnson & Mason) 

McKenna J H, tailor 

Meagher Rev Father, pastor St. Canice 
Catholic Church 

M E Church, Rev E Jacka pastor 

Miller B H, ‘clothing 

Mills Henry P, feed stable 


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Mills Mrs Polly A, millinery and dress- 
making 

Miltz & Overton, photographers 

Moran Thos C, saloon 

Morgan John T, cashier Citizens’ Bank 

Muller E, teacher of music and foreign 
languages 

Mulloy Charles E, groceries 

Naffziger Christopher J, meat market 

NAFEZIGER JACOB, proprietor 
Union Hotel 

Nathan L, dry EXCE 

NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, 
Stanley A kiddy proprietor, Broad 

“NEVADA TRANSCRIPT” (Daily), 
Brown & Calkins publishers, Com- 
mercial 

“NEVADA HERALD”, Gray & Davis 
publishers 

Nevada Ice Company, Jesse Thompson 
supt 

Nevada Theater 

New York Hotel, W S Richard propr 

Nichols Mrs Margaret, lodging-house 

Nivens Archibald Jr, agt W U Tel Co, 
and cigars and tobacco 

Oliver DJ, salon 

Oliver M E, painter 

Ott James J, assayer 

Oustomah Lodge, [0 O F, No 16, Geo 
A Gray sec, Odd Fellows Hall 

Owen FA, piano tuner 

Palidon Peter, saloon 

Parker A H, bookkeeper Nevada County 
Narrow-gauge R R 

Phillips James, saloon 

PIERCE MISS MAY W, uwuillinery, 

roac 

Pingree Mrs Margaret, saloon 

Pinkston & Gray (A J Pinkston and E J 
Gray), vari ties 

Potter M B B, principal Nevada City 
Academy 

Powell Frank, attorney 

Powell Rev W C, pastor Episcopal 
Church 

Power Frank, 
notary public 

Preston Edwin M, president Citizens’ 
Bank 

Rapp John A, recorder 

Reardan H V, attorney and notary 
public 

Rector Bros, hotel 

Richards Mrs Eliza, saloon 

Richards Philip, banker 

Richards W G, groceries 

Richards Wm S, propr New York Hotel 

Roberts Stephen, groceries 

Robinson Charles F', groceries 

Robinson J W, blacksmith 

Robinson R KE, justice of the peace 

Rexers J, constable 

Rolfe I J, cullector internal revenue 


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st,S.F Counter Tops, Newel Posts, Balusters. 


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Rosenberg Bros (W and M Rosenberg), 
dry goods 

Rosenthal A, fruits and produce 

Sanford A, eng and cleaning 

Sanguinetti Benjamin, upholsterer 

Schmittburg Gerhart von, county treas- 
urer 

Scott Wm, constable 

Seaman A, carriagemaker 

Seaman & Gray (Mrs Lottie E Seaman 
and Miss Rhoda A Gray), dressmakers 

Searls Niles (Searls, Niles & Searls) 

Searls, Niles & Searls (Niles Searls, A C 
nue and Fred Searls), attorneys-at- 
aw 

Seely John A, 


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SHURTLIFF JOHN T, attorney-at- 
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Shurtleff Samuel M, fruits and produce 

Silver Joseph, saloon 

Sims Rev J, pastor Congregational 
Church 

Sloan Alex, saloon 

Smith Frank, saloon 

Smith Wm H, groceries 

Smoot & Andrews (R M Smoot and S 
Andrews), fruits and produce 

South Yuba Water & Mining Co, J A 
Brown agt 

Sprung Hiram, meat market 

Sterling Mrs Mary A, dry goods and 
milliner 

Stoddard Walter S, aat NCNGRR 

Stumpf’s Hotel, Frank Hilerman propr 

Sukeforth L M, furniture and bedding 

Tam Antonio, oyster saloon 

Thatcher Mrs L W, millinery goods 

Thomas Edward B, hotel 

Thomas, Walrath & Hicks (J Thomas, 
AH Walrath and T H Hicks), gro- 
ceries 

Thompson Jesse, supt Nevada Ice Co 

Thoss Mrs Fredrika, knitting machine 

Tompkins E O, sheriff 

Tower Alonzo D, W, F & Co’s agt 

“'CRANSURIPT,” (The),N P Brown 
and LS Calkins proprietors 

Turner Geo E, hardware and stoves 

UNION HOTEL, Jacob Naffziger propr 

Valentine Henry W, physician 

Vinton Walter D, druggist 

Vogelman & Webber (H Vogelman and 
J Webber), boots and shoes 

Von Buelow F, physician 

Walling Julius M, attorney-at-law and 
notary public 

Weiss Emile, Nevada Brewery 

WELCH GEORGE W, jeweler, books 
and stationery, Broad + 

Welch Henry S, physician 


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Wellington Daniel, livery stable and 
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Williams Mrs L J, restaurant 
Williams Mrs Maude E, dressmaking 
Williams S R, saloon 
Withington Geo E, painter 
Wolf Wn, groceries 
WUTKE AUGUST, bootmaker, Broad 
Zekind Alexander I, cigars and tobacco 


NEW ALMADEN. 


Sana Ciara County. A post and tel- 
egraph office, 12 miles south of San 
Jose, situated near the ridge dividing 
la Cruz from the Santa Clara Val- 

ey. 

DERBY & LOWE, general merchan, 

ise 

Lowe Ralph, postmaster 

Milnes Rev C W, clergyman (Methodist) 

Winn S E, physician 


NEWARK. 


ALAMEDA County. A post and express 
office, on the South Pacific Coast R. 
R., 5 miles southeast of Alvarado. 

Carter Bros, carbuilders 

Dugan John, saloon 


FALK A, general merchandise 
Forbes Geo, hotel 

Ingraham O P & Co, foundry 
JARVIS & CO, grain and lumber 


Plummer J A, salt works 


THOM GEO & CO, general merchan- 


dise 
Watkins W W, blacksmith 


NEWARK. 


Sierra County.  Post-office Gibson- 
ville; 2 miles from Gibsonville and 26 
miles from the county seat, Downie- 
ville, 


BOLAND DAN, general merchandise 
Cook Antro, hotel 


NEWBERT. 


Yusa County. A post-office, 8 miles 
from Marysville 


DAUGHERTY EC, deputy postmas- 
NEWBERT L, postmaster and saloon 
NEWBURY PARK. 


Los ANGELES County. A post-office. 
Arnold C, postmaster 


California—Nevada City-New England Mills, 


NEWBURY PARK. 


VeEntuRA County, <A post-office. 
CUTLER J P, postmaster and hotel 


Howard Joseph, stock raiser 
Russell H & A, stock raisers 
Sutherland T J, general merchandise 
Whiteside O, stock raiser 


NEWCASTLE. 


PLACER County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, 5 miles southwest of 
Auburn, on theCentral Pacitic R. R.; 
at the base of the Sierra Nevadas, in 
the foothills.- Orchards and vineyard 
are numerous in the vicinity, and it 
depends mainly on the fruit growing 
interest. The scenery is beautiful at 
this place, the foothills surrounding it 
being rich with nature’s charms. 


NEW CHICAGO. 


Amapor County. . Post-office Drytown. 
The growth of this place, like its 
eastern namesake, has been marvel- 
ous, Its location is very pretty, and 
its chief support is derived from the 
mining interest. It is 7 miles north 
of Jackson, 1 mile east of the Jack- 
son and Drytown Stage Road. 


Boro A, hotel 

Gover Mine, John Farmer 
Hazard Mine, H Rees 
Malson A, hotel 


NEW ENGLAND MILLS. 


PLAcER County.  Post-office Colfax; 
a station on the Central Pacific R. 
R., 6 miles west of Colfax. 


Arthur J, miner 

Baxter D, teamster 
Biggerstatf R, farmer 
GEISSENDORFER GEO, lumber 
Johnson Grover G, farmer 
Jones John, farmer 

King W C, teamster 

Mair A T, miner 

Mavis G, miner 

McMullen Geo, teamster 
McWayne C, carpenter 

Miller John, farmer 

Morrison RB S, section foreman 
Osborn W B, farmer 

Perkins Jas, farmer 

Saunders R, miner 

Tackney J, farmer 

Vose E, miner 

Warren Henry, miner 


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Watts W, farmer 
Williams John, teamster 
Wilson Hayes, farmer 


NEW FOUR-MILE HOUSE. 


Temescal, 
Borman L & Co, groceries 


NEWHALL. 


Los ANGELES Counrty. 
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pher Leaming agt, C N Felton pres 
CAMPTON G. 
and postmaster 


Pacific Coast Oil Cos 
Del Valle J, farmer, fruit and wine 


Pacitic R R Co, W. 
Allman Stage Co 


attorney, and notary public 
Moore Chas, feed stable and saloon 


Powell M A, saloon 

San Francisco Store, H G Newhall mgr, 
general merchandise 

x Turner Joel H, justice of peace 

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NEW HOPE. 

San Joaquin County. A post, ex- 
press and telegraph office. 

Bennett John D, constable 

Butterick W H, justice of peace 

Clay J P, mfr brick 

Fennel J B, justice of peace 

THORNTON A, postmaster 

Thornton & Borland, general merchan- 
dise, liquors, and agts W U Tel Co 
and W, F & Co 

Thornton & Clay, brick mfrs 


NEW HOPE LANDING. 


San Joaquin County. Post-office New 
moe 34 miles west of New Hope, 
on Mokelumne River. 


DAWES PETER, saloon 
NEW JERUSALEM. 


VENTURA Counry. 


COHN SIMON, general merchandise 


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ALAMEDA County. Post-office No:th 


A post, express 
raph office, on the Southern 
. R., 30 miles northwest of 


California Star Oil Works Co, Christo- 


» general merchandise 
Craig M R, mgr California Star Oil and 
GIFFORD JOHN T, agent Southern 
esteru Union Tel- 
egraph Co, Wells, “argo & Co, and 


Leaming Christopher, mining district 


Newhall H G, mgr San Francisco Store 


Cornwall P P, blacksmith 
Herbst Samvel, general merchandise 
Hodgkin G, blacksmith 


NEWPORT. 
MENDoctNo County. 
Bannerman D R, bootmaker 


& STEWART, general 
merchandise, and saw-mill 

Robinson J L, harnessmaker 

Watkins Harry, butcher 


NEWPORT. 


Los Anaxues County. A post-office, 6 
miles southwest of Santa Ana. 


McFADDEN ROBT & BROS, lumber 
yard, ard agent for Pacific Coast 
Steamship Co 


Parker E D, blacksmith 
Stacy E E, watchmaker and jeweler 


STACY O T, general merchandise, and 
postinaster 


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NEWTOWN. 


Et Dorapo County. A post-office, 7 
miles southeast of Placerville. 


Ferreto G, groceries and saloon 
Ferreto Luigi, saloon 
Monteverdo A, groceries and saloon 


SCLARONI C, blacksmith 
NEWVILLE. 


Cotusa County. A post-office, 60 miles 
northwest of Colusa, in the Coast 
Range. Itis the trading point for 
a large district. 


Cobb G O, hotel and saloon 

Gudgel Geo B, justice of peace 

Howden John, constable 

Manson & Whitcomb, saw-mill 

Millsap G W, sheep raiser 

Millsap Joseph, sheep raiser 
SCRIBNER BROS, general merchan- 


dise 


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NEW YORK LANDING. 


Contra Costa County,  Post-office 
Black Diamond. It is on the San 
Joaquin River, below Antioch, and 
one mile from Cornwall station, on 
ths Central Pacific R. R. It is the 
shipping port of the Black Diamond 
R. R. Co. for their coal. 


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Diamond R R 


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Booth S & Co, fish cannery 

Botts Miss A, varieties 

King, Morse & Co, fish cannery 
Rainey & Bros, general merchandise 
Rogers Thos, saloon 

Sinderman A, general merchandise 
STREET PETER, hotel 


NEW YORK RAVINE. 


Ext Dorapo Country. Post-office Sal- 
mon Falls. 


Carpenter Wm, blacksmith 
Fairchild E, wagonmaker 


NICASIO. 


Marin County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, situated 12 miles 
northwest of San iiafael, and 4 miles 
from San Geronimo, a station on the 
Northern Pacific R. R. It is noted 
for its dairy produce. 


Cornwall E K, blacksmith 

Giacemins J B, groceries 

Miller M V B, justice of peace 

Sims Chas, hotel 

TAFT H F, postmaster, and agent 
Wells, Fargo & Co 

Welch E M, butcher 

Wentworth J E, carpenter 


NICOLAUS. 

Surrer County. A post-office, on the 
banks of Feather River, 17 miles 
south of Yuba City. It is one of 
the oldest towns in Northern Cali- 
fornia, and has good school and 
church buildings. It is surrounded 


by a fine agricultural country. Pop- 
ulation 150, 


Anderson Peer, carpenter 

Andrews Sarah, hotel 

ARENS & BARBER, general mer- 
chandise and post-office 

Comstock L B, wagonmaker 

Cramer Geo, bootmaker 

Crossman L C, physician 

Donovan John, liquors 

Engasser Chas, meat market and liquors 

Harris C B, ferry 

Holmes J H, wagonmaker 

Jones T G H, carpenter 

Johnson & Jones, blacksmiths 

Lee L W, liquors 

Mutchler Mat, harnessmaker 

NAGLER JACOB, liquors and restau- 
rant 

Wessing Herbert, general merchandise 


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NILES. 


ALAMEDA County. <A post, express 
and telegraph office, on the Central 
Pacific R. R., at its junction with the 
San Jose Branch; 30 miles from San 
Francisco and 17 miles from San Jose, 
Population 200, 


rag jg Thomas, blacksmith 

Butt H W, Depot Liquor and Dining 
Salocn 

Hinckley L M, liquors and blacksmith 

Ismert & Mack (I E Ismert and —— 
Mack), flouring-mills 

MORTIMER & WAMSLEY (Wm 
Mortimer and J E Wamsley of Wash- 
ington Corners), warehouse 

MORTIMER WM (Mortimer & Wams- 
ley), agent Central Pacific R R and 
Western Union Telegraph Co and 
Wells, Fargo & Co 

Snyder Wm, gen mdse and postmaster 

"irgil John A, hotel 


NIMSHEW. 


Butrre County. A_ post-office; sup- 
ported by mining. Population 50. 


Duncan John, saloon 
Hasty W H, saw-mill 
McClellan Samuel, hotel 


NINE-MILE HOUSE. 


TrHAMA County. Post-office Red Bluff, 
Straley Jacob, hotel 


NORD. 


Burre Counry. <A post, express and 
telegraph office, located 32 miles 
northwest of Oroville, and 7 miles 
northwest of Chico, on the Oregon 
Division of the Central Pacific K. R., 
and derives its principal support from 
the extensive farms in the vicinity, 
Stock-raising is also a productive in- 
terest. 


Barnard A M, livery stable 

Calden A & Co, hotel 

Finnegan B D, saloon 

Lang M H, bootmaker 

Mills L F, blacksmith 

POND CHARLES L, general mer- 
chandise, postmaster, agent Wells, 
Fargo & Co, Central Pacitic R R and 
Western UnionTelegraph Co and no- 
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NORDHOFF. 


ENTURACountTY. A post-office, named 
after Charles Nordhoff, Esq., a veteran 
ournalist. It is reached from San 
uenaventura by stages, distant 15 
miles, 


Barrows F P, hotel 

GILBERT THOS, general merchandise 
and postmaster 

McKee W S, propr Oak Glenn Cottage 

Morgan J D, blacksmith 

Oak Glenn Cottage, one mile east of 
post-office, W S McKee propr 

a) Perry Ira S, physician and surgeon 


NORTH AMERICAN HOUSE. 


CALAVERAS County. Post-office Mil- 
ton. 


Stroud T, hotel and saioon 


NORTH BLOOMFIELD. 


NeEvapa County. A post-office, situa- 
ted on the ridge between the Middle 
and South Yubas, 15 miles northeast 
of Nevada City; reached by stage. 


Blaine Wm saloon 

Crandall T P, gen mdse and postmaster 
Cummings Ed, constable and liquors 
mu oon R P, supt Derbec Gold Mining 


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Dillon Richard, liquors 

Edwards Geo, Grand Central Hotel 

Ellerson Mrs J, candies, varieties, etc 

Flanders J A, liquors 

‘Glassou Josiah, blacksmith and machin- 
ist 

Gans C, candies, varieties, etc 

Haskell C A, carpenter 

Helwig & Trood, butchers 

Hieronimus S, brewery 

Jesperson J, bootmaker 

Kallenberger Wm H, barber 

Keller J, liquors 

King J, liquors 

Lanson Hans P, saloon 

Lund P, North Bloomfield Hotel 

Manson J, physician 

Marriott James J, justice of the peace 

MARRIOTT J & SONS, butchers 

McKinney John, justice of the peace 
and carpenter 

Mobley F F, hotel 

Morrisson A R, accountant 

Nash Mrs L, dressmaker 

Ostrum J D, livery stable 

Perkins H C,supt North Bloomfield Gold 
Mining Co 

Rohr & Carter, saloon 

b=5 | Rouner C T, brass and string band 


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Skidmore R D, saloon 

Smith & Knotwell, druggists 
Tenny Geo, liquors 

Tillon C A, carpenter 

Vance O, bootmaker 

Weiss Val, brewery 

Williams R G, hotel and liquors 
Young J, carpenter 


NORTH BRANCH. 


CaLAVERAS County, A post-office, on 
the Milton knd San Andreas Stage 
Road, 25 miles from Milton. 


Barker John, hotel 
MACCHIAVELLA A, general mer- 


chandise and postmaster 


NORTH COLUMBIA. 


NeEvADA County. A _ post-office, 10 
miles north of Nevada City. 


Baker Geo, boarding 

Hawley C B, lumber 

Holland David, liquors 

Pengelly John, boarding-house 

Scott J M, liquors 

Wilson James M, liquors 
WOODRUFF A L, general merchan- 


dise and postmaster 


NORTH FORK. 


Trinity County. Post-oifice Junction 
City. 

Ahrens H, saloon 

MECKEL CHRIST, genera! merchan- 
dise and hotel 

Schlomer H, blacksmith 

Yohe G, hotel 


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NORTH SAN DIEGO. 


San Diego County. A _ post-office, in 
a rich agricultural district, 4 miles 
from San Diego; population 200. 


American Hotel, Pat O'Neill propr 
Bannon Patrick, clergyman (Catholic) 
Evans Charles, engineer 
Israel Robert, lighthouse keeper 
Kevien Richard, musician 
Linch John, section foreman 
Lucia Vincent, saloon and groceries 
Lyons Geo, carpenter and contractor 
Lyons Wn, blacksmith 
cCoy James, city trustee 
Morrow Richard, carpenter and con- 
tractor 
Neale Geo, general merchandise 


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O'Neill Pat, supt county hospital and 
rop.' American Hotel 

ROSE LOUIS, postmaster and real es- 

tate agent 

Seeley A L, propr San Diego and Santa 

Ana Stage Line 

Stone George, capitalist 

Story George, civil engineer 

Ubach Antonio, clergyman (Catholic) 

Whualey Thomas, real estate agt 


NORTH SAN JUAN. 


NEvaApa County. A post and express 
office north of Nevada City 13 miles, 
with which it is connected by stage; 
also has stage lines running to Ma- 
rysville, Camptonville, Forest City 
and Downieville. The population is 
about 700, though in times past it has 
had double the present number. The 
town is well built, and has many fire- 
proof buildings, beautiful gardens and 
pleasant residences. A considerable 
trade is centered at this point from 
the many mining camps in the north 
and east. 


Bartley Rev T R, clergyman (Meth- 
odist) 
Brickford L H, carpenter and uphol- 
sterer 
Buhring Louis, groceries 
Butler P H, druggist, books and sta- 
tionery 
Chisholm Jas, general merchandise 
Crall Mrs S M, millinery and dress- 
making 
Crane A N, watchmaker and jeweler 
Curnon Thos, hairdresser 
Donnelly & Younyz (John Donnelly and 
Peter Young), saloon 
Downey John, wagonmaker 
Farley GS, physician 
Furth Daniel, clothing, boots and shoes 
' Gaynor P W, varieties and liquors 
German John, National Hotel 
Gilbert Jacob, harness and saddler 
Godfrey J, liquors 
Harris & Co, dry goods 
Harris T, bootmaker 
Hogan John, livery 
Kietfer A, blacksmith 
Koch G W, San Juan Brewery 
Kozminsky S, dry goods and clothing 
Lancaster C KE, deutist 
Marks J, dry goods 
Menner & White, hardware and agri- 
cultural implements 
Mullen H M, blacksmith 
National Hotel, John German propr 


‘NORTH SAN JUAN TIMES,”’ 0 P 


Stidger editor and proprietor 


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Northrup E, constable, auctioneer and 
collector 

Salari Stephen, propr San Juan Hotel 

Salter Job, butcher 

Samuel H L, physician 

San Juan Hotel, Stephen Salari propr 

Scheuerman Cha-, bakery and saloon 

Schmidt Fred, liquors 

Sherman Chas, liquors 

Stidger James A, attorney-at-law and 


notary public 

STIDGER OP, attorney-at-law, insur- 
ance ant and editor and proprietor 
‘*North San Juan Times” 

Stotlar J, physician and justice of the 


eace 

SWAN ANSON B, postmaster, agent 
Wells, Fargo & Co’s express aud man- 
ager Western Union Telegraph Co 

Twamley Richard, lumber 

Welch Geo W, jewelry, books and sta- 
tionery 

Williams Mrs J H, millinery and dress- 
making 


NORTH TEMESCAL. 


ALAMEDA County. A _ post-office, A 
suburban village on the extreme north 
of Oakland City, the dividing line 
between the latter and Berkeley, 
coming into prominence as the loca- 
tion of the extensive fruit cannery. 


Babcock A O, hotet 

Butler Mrs M A, dressmaker 

Barnett’s Exchange 

Carroll W F, saloon 

Cassin J, saloon 

Claremont House 

COURREGAS JOHN, Pioneer Tripe 
Factory and Temescal Park House, 
cor Telegraph ave and 46th 

Ellis Geo, barber 

HOWARD G W, blacksmith, cor 
Telegraph and Evoy ave 

King J J, physician 

Kneale Benj, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Larkin & Dunn (C P Larkin and M 
Dunn), Pioneer Market 

Lought C, saloon 

Lusk J, Canning Co 

Lusk L P & Co, hay and grain 

NORRIS CR & Cd, groceries, produce 
and post-oflice 

Oakland Horse R R Co, J S Emery 

res, G T Loring supt 

PEDEINI C, general merchandise, 
wines, liquora «nd cigars, cor Tele- 
graph ave and Birch 

Preda George, propr Central Gardens 

Sayers Alfred, harness and bootmaker 

Salaman M A, varieties 


CONKLIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST., S. F. 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


ALLEN TUGGLE & CO. Pacific Coast Hari Woods "S.u Fake 


California—Nerth Temescal—Noyo. 


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Schultz & Kock (Wm Schultz and Peter 
Kock), general merchandise 

Stevens I, bootmaker 

Sullivan T D, propr Claremont House 

Vaudre L, dressmaker 

Weber Henry, baker and confectionery 

Wilkinson ( has J, plumber and gasfitter 

Wilson W P, cider and vinegar mfr 

Wyman Geo W, saloon 


NORTONVILLE. 


Contra Costa County. A : ost and 
express office, An important coal 
mining town connected by rail- 
road with San Francisco, 15 mi!es 
southeast of Murtinez. The Black 
Diamond Coal Mine is situated here. 
Population 900. 


Arater Joe, liquors 


BLACK DIAMOND COAL MINE CO, 
M Morgans supt 

BLACK DIAHOND HOTEL, Mrs W 
Williams proprietress 

Christensen N, stoves and tinware 

Dodge W W, general merchandise 

GAMBS F (Morgans & Gambs) 

Green H 8, livery stable 

Holladay & Russei! (G Holladay and F 
Russell), meat market 

Hoiliday & Griffiths, butchers 

Howell KJ, liquors 

Hughes Rev David, Congregational 

Jones Mrs Ellis, varieties 

Milligan W H, barber 

Morgan James, liquors 


MORGANS & GAMBS (M P Morgans 
and F Gambs), general merchandise 


MORGANS MORGAN, superinten- 
dent of the Black Diamond Coal Co 


MORGANS M P (Morgans & Gambs) 


NORTONVILLE HOTEL, William 
J Rees proprietor 

PAULA A, clerk Black Diamond Coal 
Co, and ayent Wells, Fargo & Co, tel- 
egraph operator and postmaster 

Rankin James, general merchandise 

REES WILLIAM J, proprietor Nor- 
tonville Hotel 

SPEDDING BD, physician and sur- 

eon 

Thomas Henry, bootmaker 

Thomas Wm M, liquors 

Walker P, county supervisor 

Wall W W, justice of the peace 

Williams J D, saloon 

Williams Thomas M, constable 

WILLIAMS W, = proprietor 
Black Diamond Hotel 

Woolford J S, physician 


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Groceries and Patent Medicines, 


NORTON VILLE, 
Contra Costa County, CALIFORNIA. 


Black Diamond Hotel, 


MRS. W. WILLIAMS, Proprietress. 


Transient Guests well cared for, and the Table. 
supplied with all that the inarket affords, 
as all of her old patrons well know. 


Nortonville, Contra Costa Co. 


NORWALK. 


Los ANGELES County. A post and 
express office, on the Southern Pacific 
R. R., (Wilmington and San Diego 
Division), 18 miles from Los Angeles. 


Baldwin J C, blacksmith 

BISHOP F, agent Southern Pacific R 
R and Wells, Fargo & Co 

Bowers W C, general merchandise 

Johnston & Lumbard, cheese factory 

Roth Jacob, saloon 

Speyer & Swigart, general merchandise 

Swigart Jacob, postmaster 


NOVATO. 


Marin County, Post-vitice Black Point; 
astation on the San Francisco and 
North Pacific R. R., 11 miles from 
San: Rafael. 


Haven J Q A, justice of the peace 


NOYO. 


Menpvocino County. <A post and tele- 
graph office, 85 miles by stage north- 
west of Cloverdale and 11 miles north 
of Mendocino, Population 59. 

Blume R, hotel 

Corrigan & Eadie, gen mdse 

Fritzsche F, blacksmith 

Greig & Blume, saloon 

Hardy Chas 8 & Co, meat market 

Harlow Chas, agt CS R R, depot 

HARRIS C L, superintendent San 
Diego Land and Town Co, general 
Railroad officer CS R R 

Plummer W P, postmaster 

Ramsey W H, saloon 

Smith Nathaniel, livery stable 

WHITE & PL MER, general mer- 


chandise, hotel,and tie manufacturers 


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H. WACHHORST ‘Hatstuisrecsivisr’ 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal. 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., seweiry a Diamona wort | (9 Bontgoner 
California—Oak Arbor—Oakdale. 


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OAK ARBOR. 


Burre County. See Berry Creek. 


OAK BAR. 
Siskryou County. A post-office, on 
Klamath River, 20 miles west of Yre- 
ka; population about 100. 


Ampter H & Kohls, general merchan- 
dise and butchers 

BARTON H J, postmaster and notary 
public 

Barton John, general mdse and hotel 

Collins David, b!acksmith 

Leduc Joe, saw-mill and lumber 

Snow A C, liquors 


OAKDALE. 


SranisLaus County. A post, express 
and telegraph otfice; the terminus of 
one of the branches of the Stockton 
and Copperopolis R. R.; is _pictur- 
esquely located on the south bank of 
the Stanlislaus, 10 miles below 
Knight’s Ferry, and 34 from Stock- 
ton. The town site is on a sandy 
plateau thickly covered with oak 
trees, which furnish much of the wood 
consumed in Stockton. The soil ad- 
jacent to the townis very productive, 
from which large yields of grain are 
annually harvested. It is the main 
point for the distribution of supplies 

or Tuolumne and Calaveras Counties. 
Population 500, 

Acker H H, wood yard 

BAKER SANFORD C, editor and pub- 
lisher the “Stanislaus Wheat Grower’ 

CENTRAL SALOON, W H Tennill 
proprietor 

Corey A, stoves and tinware 

Crabb Rev W D, clergyman (Methodist) 

Crawford EC, agt Stockton and Oak: 
dale K R and mgr W U Tel Co 

Curtin John, freighter and forwarder 

DAVIS C H, carriagemaker 

Davison L, Golden State Plow Mfy 

EMER™ 4.8 &CO(AS Em-ry), dry 
and furnishing goods, boots, shoes and 
hardware 


pres, G M Martin sec 
Gage A 8, painter 
Gagne Nepolian, painter 


Martin), grain dealers 
Graham U W, liquors 
Greene Bros (B M, EC and T J Greene), 
hardware and agricultural implements 
Greene T J, justice of the peace 


omery 


Greiersen Geo & Co, general merchan- 
dise and postmaster 

Haas Thos C, watchmaker and jeweler 

Hamlin T T, supervisor 

Hammond Emery, liquors 

Haslaches & Kahn (Jacob iaslacher 
and Louis Kahn), general merchan- 
dise and agricultural implements 

Hatheway R W, druggist 

Hazen Chas C, physician 

Hill C SS, insurance agt, justice of the 
peace and notary public 

Howe ff L,furniture, bedding and insur- 
ance agt 

JACKSON MARTIN, groceries, con- 
fectionery, toys, cigars and tobacco 

Kerr Wm 8, notary public and real es- 
tate 

Kit:relle M B, meat market 

LANDIS A B, feed stable and yard 

LOVELL RUBERT, saddler and har- 
nessmaker 

Lubeck L, dry goods, boots and shoes 

Luhrs Chris, lumber 

Lyons Harrison, propr Central Hotel 

Mann Mrs A J, millinery 

Martin G M, sec Farmers’ Warehouse 

McLean & Geiutheir (D McLean and 
Charles Ge-utheir), livery 

MEYER MRS F J, millinery 

MEYER & GOMEZ (P V Meyer and 
Ed Gomez), hairdressers 

MEYER P \V, hairdresser 

Morgan KE, bakery, liquors, and lodg- 
ings 

MOULTON & CO (A W Moulton and 
Jokn S Kerr}, dealers in general saer- 
chandise, importers and jobbers in 
liquors and cigars, and agents Wells, 
Fargo & Co 

Osler C H, physician and surgeon 

Patterson A J, pres Farmers’ Ware- 
house : 

Perez & Creason (EJ Perez and H W 
Cre son), blacksmiths and wagon- 
makers 

PEREZ J C, saddler and harnessmaker 

Preshaw 8 G, dentist 

Rank C P, dry goods 

Rodden G L, groceries 

Rowland G H, liquors 

Rutherford & Adie (R Rutherford and 
C P Adie), liquors and cigars 


Farmers’ Warehouse Co, A J Patterson Sawyer F A, contractor and builder 


SEGURA N B & CO (N B Segura and 
N V Mann), groceries, provisions, and 
commission merchants 


Gilmer & Martin (J W Gilmer and G M| Sproul & Head (C W Sprou! and C H 


Head), hotel and restaurant 
Talbot & Clark (N Talbot and N Clark), 
blacksmiths 
L W H, wines, liquors, ci- 
gars, and billiards 


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“THE STANISLAUS WHEAT- 4 ; 
GROWER, " Sanford ‘f Baker niet ia er eee 
and publisher 


Tuson James, blacksmith SADDLER & HARNESS MAKER. 


Waterhouse Edward 8, constable 
WATROUS B C, groceries, hardware, | Saddles, Bridles, Whips and Spurs. 


tobacco, and crockery Repairing neatly executed. Charges moderate 
Werth W G, bootmaker ee ‘g d ‘he 


Weyer Fred, propr Weyer Hotel OAKDALE, CAL. 
Wheet E T, bootmaker 


Wiard O H, wagonmaker N. B. SEGURA & CO., 


Williams Mrs L E, millinery 


Wyckoff William, varieties General Commission Merchants, 


Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, 


MARTIN JACKSON, Liquors, ‘Cigars and Tobacco, 
Proprietor of Oakdale, Stanislaus County, Cal. 


THE MAGNOLIA STORE| ow. c. watrous, 


(Successor to W. H. CHAMBERLAIN.) 
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, Dealerin 


Dealer in Domestic 1 Foreign Fruits 
tind Confectiomeries stationery, Toye, Fancy | COROCERIES, CROCKERY 
Goods, Vexetables, Groceries of all descrip- 


tions. Cigars and Tobacco a specialty. AND HARDWARE, * 
Oakdale. Stanislaus County, Cal. Oakdale, California. 


THE STANISLAUS WHEAT GROWER 


OAKDALE, CAL. 
SUBSCRIPTION ........ .....------. 83.00 PER YEAR. 
SANFORD C. BAKER, Editor and Publisher. 


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GAK GROVE. tiful city of 40,000 inhabitants derived 


? . its appellation from a grove of live-oaks 
Monrergy County. Post-otfice Sole- WAGs s : 


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that once occupied its site, With very 

dad. few exceptions, if any, there are no 
Demange Chas, groceries and liquors prettier places in the State. Its streets 
omtcuts - are all very broad and smooth, well sha- 

OAK GROVE ded and ornamented hy some of the 

, handsomest private residences we have 

San Dirco Country. A post-office, 80 | CVer Sen. There is an air of comfort 
miles northeast of San Diego. and ‘luxurious ease’ in the roomy yards 
Situnk at Bic: canaval asediiandios that impresses the visitor with the pleas- 
it oe eee antest assurances of an appreciation of 
MARKS HERMAN, postmaster life. There is an Ghia setae exhibi- 


ted in her citizens that shows firmness 
OAKLAND. of character, yet there is a courtesy of 


‘ demeanor that is expressive of hospital- 

Auamepa County, Apost, express and | ity, There is an absence of want and 
telegraph office. poverty shown in her people of every 
As its name would indicate, this beau- class that speaks favorably of her pro- 


PIONEER IRON WORKS, CALLEN NUTHISS.S, SBS Reoeels or 


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gress and public spirit, elements essen- 
tial to remarkable development. It is 
the county seat and her public buildin 

display a pride in lier beauty that is 
decidedly commendable. There are 
many seminaries for young ladies as well 
as public schools and academies for the 
education of young gentlemen. The 
churches of the city are all handsome 
and costl, edifices. It is distant from 
San Francisco, on San Francisco Bay, 6 
miles, with which it has half-hour com- 
munication by elegant steam ferry-boats. 


Abrahamson G, 1117 
Broadwa 

Adams & Co (H L Adams and Fred 
Peterson), real estate and insurance, 
SE cor Broadway and 8th 

Adams H L, attorney-at-law, 864 Proad- 
way 

ADAMS JOHN M, dealer in wood, 
coal, hay, grain and feed, cor Tele- 
graph ave and 26th, res 533 Knox 
Place °® 

Adams J §, physician, 1106 Broadway 

Adriance J U, wholesale cracker dealer, 
513 East 12th 

Agard A H, physician, cor 12.h and 
Broadwa 

Aiken J H & Co (J H Aikenand A Gau- 
lene), 580 3d 

Ainslie Martin, groceries, 1466 7th 

Alameda County Medical Association, J 
R Bradway pres, J S Adams vice-pres, 
J BTrembly sez, E W Buck treas, 
957 Broadway 

Alexander I, boots and shoes, cor 7th 
and Washington 

ALLARD A & CO(A Allard and Wm 
Hamilen), carriage makers, horse- 
shoers and blacksmiths, 421 3d 

Allen W, carpenter, 1702 Telegraph ave 

ALLUM L W, proprietor East Oak- 
land ‘‘Vidette,’’ 1074 13th ave 

Allyn B C, carpenter and blulder, 13th 
bet Broadway and Franklin 

Alta House, Mrs Donahue propr, cor 8th 
and Washington 

American Baptist Publishing Society, G 
S Abbott, supt, 1062 Washington 

American District Telegraph Co and 
Telephonic Exchange, N J Wall mgr, 
1002 Broadway 

Anderson A H, painter, 1162 7th 

Anderson & Co, Oakland and S F Ex. 
press, 1052 Broadway 

Anderson Mias J, dressmaking, room 28, 
1008 Broadway 

Anderson Mrs N OC, private school, 
1162 7th 

Anderson Thos, wood and coal, cor 
Broadway and Durant 


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Banners. etc., at NORCROSS & CO., 
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Anderson Wm, candy factory, 1009 
Broadway 

Andrew Fine, physician, cor 12th and 
6th ave 

Anthony A G, physician, cor Willow 
and 7th 

arias Rev C V, clergyman (Metho- 


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Arcade House, Mrs M S Root propr, 
Post-office Block 

Archibald S C, harness and saddlery, 
682 12th 

ARMSTRONG B A, pictures and pic- 
ture frames, 411 12th 

Audifred H, wood, coal and hay, 565 4th 

Augur George J, physician, N E cor 
Broadway and 12th 

Automatic Sewing Machine, D J Ding- 
man agt, 952 Broadway 

Baab Chas, tailor, 970 Broadway 

Babbitt, Manuel & Gilpin, general com- 
mission, 471 11th 

Bacon James H, 
Broadway 

Bailey ——, physician, 1156 Broadway 

Baker A, barber, 470 7th 

Baker H Y, stationery and periodicals, 
14 Broadway 

Baker M S, picture frames and musical 
instruments 

Baker Peter, grocer, $23 Broadway 

BALDY 0 é veterinary surgeon, 1386 
Broadway & 

Ball Francis, groceries, 1642 Telegraph 
ave, cor 23d 

Ballard J W, saloon, 464 9th 

Balzer John, bootmaker, 715 Broadway 

Bankhead Bros, (DB, M R and J W 
Bankhead), second-hand furniture, 
466 10th 

BANKHEAD HUGH, auctioneer and 
commission merchant and furniture 
dealer, 911 aud 913 Washington 

Banner House, Thomas M Stewart propr, 
524 16th 

Barber E T, physician and surgeon, 957 
Broadway 

Barnard Frank & Co (Frauk Barnard 
and H Voorman), wood and coal, 409 
Sth 

Barnett D, furniture, 802 Broadway 

Barnett David, poultry and fruits, 831 
Broadway 

Barnett Edward, dry and furnishing 
gvods, 835 and 837 Broadway 

Barnum S L, groceries, fruit and pro- 
duce, NE cor 11th and Washington. 

Barrett A, boots and s.oes, 125) Veoad- 


confectionery, 965 


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Barry David, liquors, 720 Broadway 

Barstow & Garber (Anson Barstow and 
M C Garber), dealers in hay, grain, 
wood and coal, SE cor 13th and 
Franklin 


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Bartels H & Co (H Bartels and Henry 
Pohley), saloon, 1200-1204 Broadwa 
Bartlett House, Alfred Bartlett propr, 
473 7th 
Basch M, cigar mfy, 469 12th 
Bascozza George, restaurant, 1516 7th 
BATCHELDER MRS ELIZA, dress- 
maker, 1320 San Pablo ave 
Batchelder Wm, carpenter, 1320 San 
‘Pablo ave 
Bates Mrs Laura M, magnetic healer, 
957 Franklin 
Bayless Mrs M, employment office, 1245 
Telegraph ave 
Bayley C H, photographer, 515 7th 
Bayliss H R, coffee and chop house, 
458 12th 
Beardsley & Lloyd (Charles E Lloyd 
and J S Beardsley), real estate agts, 
912 Broadway 
Beatty Wm, groceries, cor 12th and 
West 
Bell R E, druggist, 1301 Broadway 
Bellevue House, Mrs E C Converse 
ropr, 1305 Broadwa 
BELMONT STABLES, F Cartier 
roprietor, 808 Broadway 
BEMIS 0, Central Market, cor East 
12th and 10th ave 
Benedict, Capell & Co, real estate agts 
and notaries public, 457 9th 
Bennett Bernard, Yankee notions, 906 
Broadway 
Bennett & Davis (George W Bennett 
and James T Davis), livery and sale 
stable, 1368 Broadway 
BENNISON, LIEBMANN & CO(A 
B Bennison and L L Liebmann), dry 
goods and fancy goods, 1157 and 11659 
Broadway 
Benson P F, real estate and collection, 
455 Sth 
Benton J E, insurance agt, 1106 Broad- 
way 
Berg M A, mirrors and picture frames, 
1058 Broadway 
Berger Louis P, watchmaker and jew- 
eler, 967 Broadway 
Bernell J, barber, 627 East 12th 
Bernstien & Co (H Bernstien), furnish- 
ing goods, 1103 Broadway 
Bettman J J, millinery, 1000 Broadway 
Beverton D W; dentist, 1116 Broadway 
Beverton S & Co, hardware, crockery, 
etc, 955 Washington 
Beyer A, contractor, cor Telegraph ave 
and Durant 
Bieler F, Mountain Wine Depot, 809 
East 14th 
Bigelow E, real estate agt, 458 9th 
mt L, propr Venezia Garden, 572 
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Birkenmeyer A B, sausagemaker, 967 
| Bast 12th 


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Bishop A W, attorney-at-law and not- 
ary public, 921 Broadway 

Bittencourt & Perry (M § Bittencourt 
and Manuel Perry), groceries, fruit 
and produce, 1309 Telegraph ave 

Black George, groceries and provisions, 
NEcor Willow and 7th 

Blackman & Co (MrsC E Blackman and 
Ida Kennedy), bakery, 962 Broadway 

BLAKE HOUSE, Mrs M K Blake pro- 

rietress, 1059 Washington 

BLAKE MRS M K. proprietress 

Blake House, 105 Washington 
CHARD GEO, Hambletonian 

Stables, 1688 Telegraph ave, opposite 
Kelsey House 

Blank G A, candy mfr, 460 7th 

BLOOD WM F, secretary Oakland 
Home Insurance Co, 469 9th 

Bloom Geo, groceries, 951 Franklin 

Boardman W F, civil engineer, 1004 
Broadway 

Bocqueraz A, saloon, 822 Broadway 

Bolton J W, bakery and confectionery, 
762 7th 

Bomgard Solomon, junk dealer, 416 3d 

Bonjour Hy, propr Helvetia House, 
1256 San Pablo ave 

Bonney Chas W & Co (Chas W and 
Frank Bonney), wood and coal, 462 
13th 

Bonney F J, attorney-at-law, 957 
Broadway 

Borein Peter R, county recorder 

Bortels Charles, barber, 853 Broadway 

Bortels Henry, saloon 

Boudreau Adolph, harness and saddlery, 
820 Broadway 

Bourne R A, mfr boots and shoes, #70 
Sth 

Bowen & Co (P M Bowen and Henry 
Rogers), wholesale and retail grocers, 
400 and 402 12th 

Bowers Mrs S E, furnished rooms, 703 
Franklin 

BOWMAN HENRY, druggist, 951 
Broadway 

Brackett O J, picture gallery, 515 7th 

Bradley Dr Ik W, homeopathic, 657 
East 12th 

Brandstatter Joseph, groceries and liq- 
vuors, SK cor Sth aud Alice 

Brannen Daniel, pottery, cor Kast 12th 
and 17th ave 

Brearty F J, attorney-at-law, 859 
Broadway 

Bredhoft Chas (Bredhotf & Wester- 
mann), cor Sth and Kirkham 

Breen John, cigars and tobacco, 904 
Broadwa 

Brereton J M, cloak and suit, 1168 
Broadway 

| Brewer A, bakery and confectionery, 

1660 7th 


Bout Sick, Ouk Plaak aad Timber 


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Brewster Mrs C, propr Oakland House, 
668 Broadway 

Brewster E A, dentist, 1112 Broadway 

Brines G, barber shop, 1808 7th 

Brink M M, hatter, 925 Broadway 

Briones R L, hairdresser, 834 Broadway 

Brodlay H L, physician, 1113 Broadway 

Broderick T F', carpenter and builder, 
1511 7th 

Bromley John L, real estate agt and 
collector, 911 Broadway 

Broneer C W, New Liberty Bakery, 
857 Washington 

Brooklyn Brewery, Welscher & Braun, 
879 East 14th 

Brooklyn Lumber Yard, Mendocino 
Lumber Co proprs, Thos Wilkinson 
mgr 

Brooklyn Tannery, G F Crist & Co, 
cor East 12th and 21st ave 

Brooks W E, dentist, cor 8th and 
Broadway 

Brown E A, wood and coal, 410 and 
412 9th 

Brown Frank, groceries and provisions, 
1156 7th 

Brown Geo S, hardware, 972 Broadway 

Brown H P, photograph gallery, 1713 


7th 

BROWN J M, Pacific Photographic 
Gallery, Market Street Station 

Brown & McKinnon (Dudley C Brown 
and John A McKinnon), merchant 
tailors, 1020 Broadway 

Brown M E, fruit and produce, 1506 7th 

Brown Wm M, physician and surgeon, 
974 Center 

Browne E, sample rooms, cor 8th and 
Webster 

Brownell M Varney, physician 

Brueck Win A, druggist, 956 Broadway 

Bruenn A, paysician, 563 10th 

Bruenn Adolph, musical instruments, 
sheet music, and agt for Sohmer 
pianos, 1020 Broadway 

Bruenn HH, artist, 563 10th 

Bruning Bros (John and Henry), con- 
fectionery, 483 7th 

BRUNJES FRED, groceries and pro- 
visions, 701 and 703 East 12th 

Buck E W, physician, 957 Broadway 

Buck N L, physician, 1055 Broadway 

Buckelew Mrs Annie, dressmaker, 408 
13th 

Buckland Wallace O, physician, 855 
Washington 

BUCKNELL MRS DR ME, Electro 
Therapeutic Baths, 616 Sth 

Bullock J ©, tinner and plumber, 1706 
7th 

Bundock H, pottery, cor East 12th and 
19th ave 

Banka §, junk, 416 3d 

Bunker I, saloon, 1805 7th 


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Burbank L, boots and shoes, 961 Wash- 
ington 

Burnette Eugene T, dentist, 521 llth 

Burke M, pictures and looking glasses, 
1058 Broadway 

Burnham & Henderson (C F Burnham 
and C A Henderson), wood and coal, 
cor Peralta and 7th 

Burnham, Standeford & Co (O H Burn- 
ham, D W Standeford and L G Cole), 
planing mills, Ist, 2d and Washington 


Burns Thes P, propr Overland House, 
cor Ist and Broadwa 

Burns T R, news said, cor Broadway 
and 12th and cor Broadway and 9th 

Burns & Walsh, props Overland House 
and restaurant, cor lst and Broadway 

Burns Wm §, groceries, 919 Washington 


BURRALL WILL H, notary public 
and conveyancer and real estate agent, 
1106. Broadway 

Burrell A W & Co, real estate agents, 
455 8th 

Burritt Mrs Alice, physician, 1068 
Broadway 

Burtchaell & Crowley (George T Burt- 
chaell and Daniel Crowley), plumbers 
and gas-fitters, 1208 Broadwa 

Bush & Ball (E T Bush and C Ball), 
butchers, 1219 Broadway 

Bush R W, artist, 1068 Broadway 

a vit E A, artistic sign painter, 465 
12t 

Bushell House, 46S 12th 

Bushen & Meyer (N Bushen and H 
peyet), groceries and provisions, 1501 

th 


Buswell E G, paints, oils, glass and wall 
paper, 864 Broadway 

Butt Peter, groceries and provisions, 
2207 San Pablo eve 

Buttelmann Wn, liquors, 612 Franklin 

Butler & Bowman, book and job prin- 
ters, 459 9th 

Butterfield A J & Co, livery stable, 13th 
bet Broadway and Franklin 

Button Fred L, attorney-at-law, 859 
Broadway 

BUTZ & MEEKER (C A Butz and C 
H Meeker), Pacitic Coast Copying Co, 
911 Broadway 

Byler W P, attorney-at-law, 859 Broad- 
way 

Cady Ned, saloon, 463 8th 

Cahill Mrs M, fancy and dry goods, 1213 
Broadwa 

Caldwell Mrs L C, dressmaker, cor 16th 
and San Pablo ave 

California Bakery, Umlauf & Weis 
proprs, 709 Broadway 

CALIFORNIA BRIDGE C0, Alfred 
W Burrell president, 957 Broadway, 
room 19 


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California Door Co, Chas F Doe pres, 
Saml S Hinkley sec, J P Farrell agt, 
460-464 2d 

California Gate Co, M W Woodard and 


D Paine proprs, 1705 7th 

CALIFORNIA HOSIERY CO, factory 
cor Ist and Jetferson 

California Military Academy, Rev David 
McClure, Ph D, i cor Tele- 
graph ave and 29t 

California Portable House Co, E W 
Merwin supt, 612 East 15th 

California Pottery and Terra Cotta Co, 
Serril Winsor and James Miller 
proprs, 1172 Broadway and cor East 
12th and Park 

CALLAGHAN J, real estate and jinsu- 
rance agent, 506 7th 

CALVERT C C & CO, Clinton Mar- 
ket, 309 East 12th 

Camilloni & Co, fish market, 830 Broad- 


wa 

Camilloni, Selna & Lagoria (G Camilloni, 
A Selna and L Lagoria), fish dealers, 
City Market 

Camp Bros (M and L Carp), gents’ fur- 
nishing goods and hatcers, 863 Broad- 


way 

Campbell & Co (Alexander Campbell and 
John Crebbin), oyster saloon, City 
Market 

Campbell Ed H, saioon, 411 8th 

Capital House, Geo T Lafleche propr, 
552 Broad way 

Capital Saloon, R H and T F Farmer 
proprs, 1802 7th 

Carleton J A, hay and grain, wood and 
coal, 1307 ‘Telegraph ave 


Carlson Mrs C M, artist and designer, | 


768 15th 

Carneal T D, attorney-at-law, 
Broadway 

Caro Chas & Co, dry goods, 917 and 919 
Broadway 

Caro Joseph, groceries, 925 3d 

Carpenter O, dentist, 957 Broadway 

Carpentier J, propr Fontainebleau Gar- 
den, l4th, East Oakland 

Carr L T, attorney-at-law, 859 Broad- 
way 


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CARTIER FRANK, livery and board- | 


ing, 806 Broadway 
Cary C A, photographer, 475 7th 
CASE CE, M D, surgeon, 1116 Broad- 
way, rooms 3, 4 and 7 
Casey John, horseshoer, 418 7th 
Cassidy J H, saloon, 720 Broadway 
bears J, route agt ‘Daily Morn- 
ing Times” 

Castello A E, 
Broadway 
Cavanaugh Edward, sewer contractor, 

964 Castro 
Cecil Charles, carpenter, 519 3d 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


attorney-at-law, 921 


Central Hall, O I Denison propr, 14th 
bet Waxhington and Broadway 

Central Land Co, J F Houghton pres, 
F B Haswell sec, 924 Broadway 

CHAMPLIN J L, boots and shoes, 
1053 Broadway 

Chanaron Hilarion, hairdresser, 852 
Broadwa 

Chapman i L, expressman, cor 10th 
and Broadway 

Charter Oak Hotel, 1763 7th 

Chartrand Louis, lodging and liquors, 
560 Franklin 

Chevalier Mrs Mary, restauraui, cor 2d 
and Washingto: 

Childs & Ross, real estate and loan agts, 
456 12th 

CHRISTEN WILLIAM, real estate, 
house and insurance agent, 1718 7th 

Chu, Paron & Co, Japanese Bazaar, 1166 
Broadway 

CHURCH A M, township justice of 
the peace, 864 Broadway 

Clapp G H, druggist, 633 East 12th cor 
13th ave 

Clarendon House, J Havenden propr, 
855 Washington 

Clark F T, livery stable, 1066 13th ave 

Clark H, variety store and news depot, 
Market St station 

Clark R F, physician and surgeon, 1003} 
ith 

Clark Nellie, employment office and va- 
rieties, 576 7th 

Classon & Bouquet (John Classen and 
Frank Bouquet), hairdressers, 1010 
Broadwa 

CLAVEAU LOUIS, groceries and liq- 
uors, 800 Franklin 

Clavelot Alaide, saw-filer, 411 7th 

Clayton & Kirk (W B Clayton and G A 
Kirk), carpenters, 408 10th 

Cleary Jas, nurseryman, Peralta bet 
46th and 37th 

Cleary M, grocer, 359 12th 

Clem Mra P W, variety store, cor Clay 
and 8th 

Clivio Cwsar, groceries and fruits, 920 
Broadway 

Clooney & O'Brien, wood, coal, nay and 
grain, cor 7th and Henry 

Clor John, saloon, 474 Sth 

| Clough M E, city marshal, City Hall 

| Coffee M H, dry goods, boots and shoes, 

| cor 8th and Broadway 

Cohen J M, tobacco, cigars and station- 
ery, 376 12th 

| Cohen S 8, groceries and provisions, cor 
46th and Adeline 

{Coin Raymond, laundry, 1228 Broad- 


way 

Cole R EK, dentist, NW cor 10th and 
Broadway 

Cole School, cor 10th and Union 


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1) Collin Bt, trunkmaker, 415 13th 

Collins H M, groceries and provisions, 
1766 7th 

Collins P M & Co, real estate agts and 
negotiators, 962 7th 

COMER J H, proprietor Seventh Street 
House, cor 7th and Pine 

Conklin Bros, carpet-beaters, 21st bet 
Broadway and eleereT ave 

CONNECTICUT FIRE INSUR- 
ANCE COMPANY, Henry I Fisher 
agent, 464 10th 

Connel J D, harness and saddlery, 807 
Broadway 

Conner D M, attorney-at-law, 921 Broad- 


way 

Connor C W, bootmaker, 367 12th 

Conradi Phil, cigars and tobacco, 467 7th 

Conrad W D, druggist, cor East 12th 
and 13th ave 
Continental Oil and Transportation Co, 

| — warehouse, cor lst and Castro 

= Contra Costa Laundry Association, G 
H Hallett, P Bartlett and P E Dalton 
proprs, §67 Broadway 

Contra Costa Water Co, Anthony Cha- 
bot pres, Wm H Mead sec, Marshall 
Pierce sec, 458 8th 

Cook Mrs H M, dressmaker, 1004 
Broadway 

Cook Mrs N A, furnished rooms, 821 
Washington 

Cool Russell H, dentist, cor 12th and 
Webster 

Copeland Wm, propr West End Bakery, 
cor 5th and Lewis 

Coplin A, corset house and fancy goods, 
1169 and 1171 Broadway 

CORDES HERMANN, manufacturer 
inks and extracts, SW cor 5th and 
Kirkham 

Cornwall Ambrose, dentist, 1069 Broad- 


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Coward & Isherwood, route agts ‘Oak- 
land Tribune,” 414-417 8th 

Cowell Mrs Richard, agt Taylor’s sys- 
tem and dressmaker, 468 10th 

Cowell Richard, carpenter, 468 10th 

Cox Geo, groceries, provisions and li- 
quors, cor B and Havens 

Cox Mrs T FE, physician, 618 East 12th 

Coxhead John, physician, 476 12th 

Coxhead Thos C, physician, 476 12th 

Craft N EK, groceries, 552 and 554 East 
12th 

Craig W H, dentist, 1055 Broadway 

Craig Wm B, package express, cor 10th 
and Broadway 

Crane A M, superior judge 

Crane W W Jr, attorney-at-law, 957 
Broadway 

Crepin Henry, physician, NW cor 10th 
and Broadway 

Crieser John, shoemaker, 420 11th 


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Croke Jas, groceries and provisions, cor 
24th and Adeline 

Croll John, restaurant, 457 7th: 

Crowley D D, surgeon, Clay bet 10th 
and 11th 

Cruff T H, stockbroker, 472 9th 

Culbertson J, architect, 468 9th 

CUMMINGS & DUNWELL (F H 
Cummings and G W Dunwell), livery, 
1386 Broadway 


Cunningham Mrs M OC, millinery, 960. 


Broadway 


CUNNINGHAM T A, boarding and 
livery stable, 1368 Broadway 

CUSHING JOHN, dealer in choice 
groceries, NE cor Washington and 
Yth, residence 1228 Franklin 

Cutler Mrs Sadie, groceries, cor 12th 
and Willow 

Dabney Mrs N R, dressmaker, 1156 
Broadway 

Bay P J, cigars and tobacco, 17624 

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Dalgreen M, artist, 479 9th 


DALZIEL JAS, Pioneer Stove Store, 
1465 San Pablo ave 

DALZIEL ROBERT, plumbing and 
gastitting, 1151 Broadway 

Daniels G B & Co, books and stationery, 
1061 Broadway 

Davis C M, wood and coal, cor Cleve- 
land and Telegraph ave 

vee W, blacksmith, cor 6th ave and 
1lt 

Davis H, furniture, 718 Broadway 

Davis Harris, furniture, 812 Broadway 

Davis Mrs I A, milliner, 1063 Broadway 

DAVIS WM BR, attorney-at-law, 957 
Broadway 

Day Mrs Lot, lodgings, 503 11th 

DEAN EB & CO (E B Dean, C H 
Merchant and D Wilcox), lumber 
dealers, cor Ist and Market 

Deboice Mrs Elizabeth, restaurant, 555 
Broadway 

DE FORREST H L, book and job 
printer, 469 6th 

De Golia Geo E, attorney-at-law and 
notary public, 1005 Broadway 

De La Montanya jr, deputy city mar- 
shal, City Hall 

De Las Cassas J B, attorney-at-law, 
10034 Broadway 

Demorest D, groceries, cor Peralta and 
34th 

Denant D, groceries and provisions, 679 
6th cor Castro 

DENISON 0 I & CO, real estate and 
insurance, 950 Broadway 

DePue & Co, publishers of ‘Homes of 
Oakland,” 921 Broadway 

Detels Wm, groceries and provisions, 
NE cor 8th and Willow 


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= De Troost Madam S 0, dress and mantle 
maker, 1214 Clay 

way | Dewitt Wm, livery and feed stable, cor 

10th and Market 

"| Dckler Mrs Mary, dressmaker, 313 6th 

os Diedrickson Alex, saloon, San Leandro 
Road 

; Dietz Opera House, cor 12th and Web- 

ster 

Dillon Jos M, city assessor, City Hall 

Dimmick J, dentist, 875 Washington 

Dock E, sewing machines, 1210 Broad- 


wa 

Docking Thomas, physician, 821 Wash- 
ington 

Dodge C F, notary public and convey- 
ancer, cor 7th and Peralta 

Dodge S J, lodgings, NE cor 6th and 
Broadwa: 

DODGE WM C, Oakland Normal 
School, 1219 Webster; thorough 
training school for those intending to 


ry & 124 Market 


Domestic Bakery, Uriah Hemphill propr, 
707 Broadway 

Donahue B J, restaurant, 1770 7th 

DOODY & HOOLEY (Miles Doody | 


9th 

Dowling Richard J, carpenter, 521 7th 

Dressler G, boots and shoes, 615 7th 

Drike Wn, hotel, 579 and 581 East 12th 

Driscol Bros, groceries, Wines and 
liquors, Campbell bet 4th and 5th 

Drucker W_ Kk, dentist, cor 8th and 
Broadway 

Dut? W A, attorney-at-law, 476 Sth 

Duffy Thomas, plasterer, 1248 San 
Pablo ave 

Dunn R K, dentist, 954 Broadway 

DUNWELL G W, Buckeye Stable, 
1386 Broadway; boarding and hand- 
ling horses scientitically a specialty 

Dwyer D, marble works, SE cor 7th 
and Castro 

Earle Walter, groceries and soap, cor 
3d and Linden 

Eastern Furniture House, NE cor 12th 
and Franklin 

Eastern Hair Store, Mrs M Salisbury 
and Mrs A Gage, 458 12th 

East Oakland Planing Mills, cor East 
12th and l4th ave 

Edmonds W J, hairdresser, 9624 Broad- 


way 
Edwards B F, barber, 467 7th 
Edwards Bros (C E and F J Edwards), 
fish market, 468 J 1th 


Jand Home Insurance Co, 469 9th 


Edwards R W, watches and jewelry, 
963 Broadway 

Eiben & Nor(Fred G Eiben and Andreas 
J Nor), grocers, 1652 and 1654 7th, 
cor Campbell 

Eland Miss Annie, agt Butterick pat- 
terns, 952 Broadway 

Elkan Abram, bootmaker, 403 12th 

Elliott W W, publisher county histories, 
1368 Franklin 

Ellis Walter G, mfg jeweler, 954 Broad- 


wa 
Ellsworth Mrs Lovilla, dressmaker, 
1156 Broadwa: 
MLAY OLIVER, harness and sac- 
dlery, 1160 Broadway 
ERY J 8, vice-president Oak- 
land Home Insurance Co and presi- 
dent Oakland R R Co, 469 9th_ 
ESTEY J C, dealer in wood, coal, 
ae grain, cor San Pablo ave and 
16t 


teach Eureka Hotel, H H Meyer propr, SW 
Doe Luke, real estate and insurance,| cor 7th and Washington 
467 Yth Evans Edward, saloon, 754 7th 


Ewen F & Co, auction and commission 
house, 1315 Broadway. 

Extine A, tailor, 962 Broadway 

Faessler William, watchmaker, 850 


and Cornelius Huoley), house and sign| Broadway 
painting, 468 12th Fairbanks Joseph, hairdresser, 844 
Dow N G, hardware, cutlery, etc, 466; Broadway 


Falls J H, coal oil and lamps, 1255 San 
Pablo ave 

Farmer R H & T F, wines, liquors and 
cigars, 1802 7th 


Farrell Mrs A E, dressmaker, 051 West 


Farrell J, bootmaker, 421 7th 

Farrell John, grocer, 218 6th 

Nassking Louis, liquors 

Fearn John, physician and druggist, cor 
10th and Washington 

Fenner O B, boathouse, 12th St Bridge 

Fennessy John, saloon, 463 9th 

Kenstermacher M J, dressmaker, 555 
East 12th 

Fernald W H, news stand, junction 
Broadway and San Pablo ave 

Fibush Bros, cigars and tobacco, 11014 
Broadway 

Fick Albert, painter, 1761 7th 

Fick Mrs A, dry and fancy goods, 1761 
7th 

FIEGE & HARMON (Henry Fiege 
and R KE Harmon), proprietors Ger- 
mania Hall, 836 Webster 

FIEGE HENRY, proprietor Califor- 
nia Saloon, 840 Broadway 

FIELD MISS H N, principal Home 
School for Young Ladies, 1825 Tele- 
graph ave 

Fields Mrs E, dressmaker, 550 7th 


EDWARDS L B, general agent Oak-| Fields Mrs J B, dressmaking parlors, 


NW cor 10th and Broadway 


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FIRST NATIONAL BANK, V D 
Moody president, C H Twombly cash- 
ier, $69 Broadway 

Fish & Co, grocers, cor 8th and Market 

FISHER HENR I, insurance agent, 
464 10th 

Fisher J, groceries and provisions, cor 
Grove and Sycamore 

Fisher & Morrison, tobacco and cigars, 
1776 7th 

FISHER & TAYLOR (A A Fisher 
and J P Taylor), wholesale agents for 
Wellington coal for Alameda County, 
hay, grain, feed, wood, etc, 11 

43 Broadway and cor Ist and Franklin 

Wh FISK LEANDER, groceries, SW cor 
3d and Adeline 

by Fitzell Peter M, wood and coal, cor 5th 
and Jefferson 

Fitzpatrick Ed, harness and saddlery, 

1311 Broadway 
wa | Fleck & Busse (Gustave Fleck and C C 
ra] Busse) hairdressers, 1013 Webster 


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Fleming J W, wood, coal, hay and | GEARY 


grain, 1957 San Pablo ave 
Flemming J J, saloon, 625 East 12th 
Flint L, shoemaker, 1754 7th 
Fogg J L, insurance agt, 950 Broadway 
Folrath Adam, horseshoer, 1060 13th 


ave 

Fones Robert J, dentist, 462 12th 

Fonte A, groceries and dry goods, cor 
12th and 16th ave 

Foote W W, attorney-at-law, NW cor 
10th and Broadway 

Foulkes Jones F,, physician, 1068 Broad- 


wa 

Fowler Wn, feed, 1471 Broadway 

Francis Samuel, tailor, 1006 Broadwa 

Frank Andrew, Union Market, 1467 7t 

Frank Garcia, barber, 627 East 12th 

Frank Theodore, carriages and carriage 
trimmer, 1222 Broadway 

FRANKE RUDOLPH, Oakland Pick- 
le Factory, 1622 Grove 

Frary F, painter, opp Clinton Station 

Frey John, watchmaker, 1768 7th 

Fritch J Homer, wood and coal, 413 11th 

Fuegel Hugo (L Neller & Co), NW cor 
15th and San Pablu ave 

Fuller A L, county supt schools 

Fuller Hinds, insurance agt, 912 Broad- 


way 

FURNISS M, dining rooms, cor 8th 
and Washington 

Forst H, clothing, 901 Broadway 

GAGAN & BURBANK (G W Gagan 
and Louis Burbank), job printers, 
1004 Broadway 

Gage & Salisbury (Mrs A Gage and Mrs 
M Salisbury), hairdressers, 456 12th 

GALINDO HOTEL, W H Stelman 


proprietor, cor Sth and Franklin 


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GALLAGHER N, groceries, wines, 
liquors, panes etc, cor 25th and 
Telegraph ave 

Galvin & Lebrecht (James Galvin and 
William Lebrecht), carriage and wag- 
onmakers, cor 16th and Telegraph 

Gardiner J J, insurance agt, 464 10th 

Gardner J J, real estate, 477 9th 

GARIOT A, SR, dealer in wines, liq- 
uors and cigars, 551 7th and $43 Cla 

Garner & Son, meat market, cor 9t 
and Webster 

Garon Louis G, tanoess 553 Broadway 

Gaskill R C, agt W, F & Co, cor 12th 
and Washingt n 

Gaspeur Fr, restaurant, 827 East 12th 

Gates Alvah, livery stable, 411 13th 

Gawley Mrs Rosie, dress and cloak- 
maker, 1009 Franklin 

Gay & Treenschel, meat market, cor 
7th and Myrtle 

Gaylord & Olmsted, wood and coal, cor 
Plymouth and Telegraph ave 

L C, physician, 1113 Broad- 


way 
Gelia Joe C, bootblack, 475 7th 

Gentry Mrs M A, millinery, 5174 7th 
Gerhardy Phil J, butcher, 829 Broad- 


way 

GERMANIA HALL, Fiege & Har- 
mon proprietors, 836 Webster 

Gibbons & Clonan(F Gibbons and J 
Clonan), groceries, SE cor 7th and 
Henry 

Gibbons Jaines, propr New York Hotel, 
SE cor 7th and Franklin 

Gibbs W T, horseshoer and general 
blacksmith, 958 Frank in 

Gibson E M, district attorney 

Gibson Joseph, medicated baths, 1068 
Broadway 

Giese L, saloon, 1751 7th 

GIFFORD CHARLES, cigars and 
tobacco, and shooting gallery, 1052 
Broadway 

Gilardin Bros (V and C Gilardin), meats, 
sausages, etc, 1121 13th ave 

Gilbertson John, mgr San Francisco 
Laundry, 862 Broadway 

GILMAN J A, proprietor Nevada 
Cash Market, choicest meats sold, 
prices guaranteed to be satisfactory, 
cor 3d and Filbert 

Gilman S M, dentist, 1068 Broadway 

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GLASCOCK J R, attorney-at-law, 

431 7th 


GLASCOCK W H & J R, attorneys- 
at-law, 481 7th 

Glassen & Trost, shaving and cigars, 
1010 Broadway 

GLAZE A J, meat market, 617 East 
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GLOSSER GES W, fruit and contec- 


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Golden Gate fair Association, A 
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GOLDEN GATE HALL, Wm Peru 
proprietor, 471-475 8th 

Golden John, liquors, 1518 7th 

Goldstein & Hohmau (G J Goldstein 
and H Hohman), saloon, 1035 13th ave 

Gorner Christian, painter, 424 7th 

Gowanlock James, wayonmaker and 
blacksmith, 656 Broadway 

Graham W M, attorney-at-law, NW 
cor 10th and Broadway 

Grasso A & Co, saloon, 1802 7th 

Gray I, elocutionist, 1113 Broadway 

Gray John, shoemaker, 606 East 12th 

Gray W G, furniture, 467 12th 

Grayson, Harrell & Co, wholesale 
butchers, 474 9th 

Greaves Wn, tailor, 768 7th 

Gireen Mrs A V,_ hairdresser, 1113 
Broadway 

Green Mrs J G, dressmaker, 1113 Broad- 
Wa 

Breet S, boots and shoes, 1018 Broad- 
way 

Greene W E, superior judge 

GREENHOOD BROS (S and M Green- 
hood), dry goods, 1017 Broadway 

GREENHOOD & MORAN (J Green- 
hood and J T Moran), gents and boys 
clothing, 1019 Broadway 

Griffin Henry, insurance agent, 958 
Broadwa 

iriffith A it, attorney-at-law, 456 8th 

Guernsey, A A & Co, real estate and 
house brokers, 468 9th 

Guillette & Cadieux (Trefle Guiilette and 
Joseph Cadieux), liquors, 832 Broad- 
wav 

Haar Bros (Henry and Herman Haar), 
grocers, 1472 4th 

Hahn Henry, machinist, 412 10th 

Haight H W, butcher, SE cor 4th and 
Webster : 

Hall J T & Co (J T Hall and M C 
Bro ks), druggists, 1451 San Pablo 
ave 

Hall SP, attorney-at-law, 924 Broadwa 

Hall S P, deputy district attorney, SE 
cor 9th and Broadway 

Hall T W, dentist, 1106 Broadway 

HALLAHAN BROS (Andrew and 
Thomas Hallahan), restaurant, 968 
Broadway 

Hallahan Miss Mary, dressmaking, 622 
East 12th 

Halsted & Cooke, real estate, 962 Broad- 


way 
Halsted J M, mfr of Incubators, 1011 
Broadway 


Hamilton Noble, superior judge 
C|HAMILTON WM T, undertaker and 5 


‘Hampel Andrew, groceries and provis- 


709 | 


Halsted Mrs K K, millinery and fancy so 
goods, 1011 Broadway bs , Ye 


coroner, 466 13th bet Broadway and | 
Washington 

Hammatt Mrs E A, Magnetic healer, S 
W cor Washiugton and llth 


HAMMON W P & CO (W P Hanm.- 


mon and H H Worley), nurserymen, 
8644 Broadway 


ions, 775 and 772 East 12th 
Hamp 1 Bros (C F and H F Hampel), | 
carriage faccury, 1414 Broadway 
Hampel C F, bakery, 761 East 12th 
Hampel Henry, black&mith and horse- 
shoer, 801 East 14th 


HANIFIN J J, saloon, cor 7th and |= 
phir she and 14th bet Broadway 
and Washington 

Hanley W Jr, carriage trimming and 
harnessmaker, 1082 14th ave 

HANNAN J J, decorative paper-hanger 
and painter, 606 East 12th 

Hansan H M, livery stable, 1070 13th 
ave 


HANSEN HOUSE, A H Hansen pro- 
prietor, cor 7th and Washington 

Hansen Theodor, saloon, NE cor 10th 
and Franklin 

Hanson A, jeweler, 622 East 12th 

Harden Frank B & Co (Frank B and 
J B Harden), druggists, 1760 7th 

Hardenberg C P, cigars, tobacco and 
news-stand, Brooklyn Station 

Harding Franz, stationery, cigars and 
tobacco, 850 Broadway 

ea N O, general commission, 469 
Ht 

Hardy W B, books and stationery, 961 
Broadway 

Harper Mrs Josie, wines and liquors, 
461 6th 

Harris Bros, clothing, 915 Broadway 

Hart Daniel, liquors, 622 Broadway 

Hartford Fire Insurance, Walker & | AQ 
Strong agents, 456 1°th 

Hartman House, M Hartman propr, 462 


9th 

HARWOOD WM D., editor “Oakland 
Daily Times,’ 950 Broadway 

Hatz A a saloon, 785 East 12th 

Hauschildt Henry, boots and shoes, 
1173 Broadway 

Hauser David, crockery and glassware, 
1153 Broadway 

Havens J F, court commissioner 

Beer A, female employment office, 367 

t 

Hayes, Carrick & Co(H Hayes, DS Car- 
rick, and F Hostetter), wholesale 
butchers, 655 East 12th 


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Hayes Mrs, groceries and notions, cor 
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Hors, Blow & Co, real estate agts, 477 


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Healy M J, tailor, 1056 Broadway 

Heflin H M, upholstering and repair- 
ing, 752 and 754 7th 

Heinold J M, saloon, 1426 San Pablo 
ave 

Held Ernest, hairdresser, 407 8th 

Held George, barber, 1162 Broadway 

Held John, saloon, 1226 Broadway 

Helmke & Brunje (Conrad Helmke and 
John A Brunje), yroceries, 1551 
Broadway 

HEMPHILL URIAH, bakery, 707 
Broadway 

Henderson H B, carriagemaking and 
blacksmithing, 1724 7th 

Hendry Mrs R, dressmaker, 1363 Tel- 
egruph ave 

Henken J F, saloon, 901 East 16th 

Henley N, saloon, 150 7th 

Henninger John, propr Grand Western 
Hotel, 1758 7th 

Henry A C, pres Union National Bank, 
cor 9th and Broadway 

Henry Mrs Nancy, groceries and fruit, 
1503 Broadway 

“HERALD OF TRUTH,” Granville 
S Abbott publisher, 1062 Washington 

Herget E W, locksmith and bellhanger, 
419 10th 

Herget Harry, lock and gunsmith, 
12183 Broadway. 

HERON E A, real estate agt, 422 12th 

Hershberg & Co (Leon Hershberg and 
I D Ryttenberg), importers and job- 
bers of wines and liquors, 853 Wash- 
ington 

Hertel C A EF, clergyman (Methodist) 

Heverin P, sewer builder, NW _ cor 
Washington and 5th 

Heyers Mrs F, notions and dry goods, 
1452 7th 


Hickley & Dowling, steam carpet beat- | H 


ing, 361 13th 

Hickok B E & Co(B and T Hickok, 
and P Schroder), proprs Oakland City 
Flouring-mills, 417 3d 

Higham E, agt Wheeler & Wilson Sew- 
ing Machine Co, 464 12th 

nue Chas W, marshal’s clerk, City 
Ha 

Hilton Miss M A, dressmaking, cor 
16th and San Pablo ave 

Hoag & Gieschen (D D Hoag and L E 
Gieschen), groceries, 1802 Telegraph 


ave 
Hodgkins Mra W L, dressmaking, 468 
10th 


HOENISCH ALEXANDER, uphol- 
sterer, 470 8th 


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Hogan Mrs O, saloon, cor 27th and San 


ablo ave 
HOGARTY DR J B, veterinary sur- 
eon, 82] 14th, and Kast Oakland and 
exter Stables, cor }2th and Harrison 
Hollabaugh A M, boots and shoes, 1108 
Broadway 
Holbrook A, clergyman (Methodist) 
Holiiday J E, express, cor 12th and 
Broadway 
Holman Mrs Jennie, millinery, 12th bet 
Broadway and TNS Rs 
HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE CO, 
Alameda County Branch, R H Magill 
mgr, H F Gordon sec, 922 and 924 
Broadway 
HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY, W 
A Bruck, 956 Broadway 
Honer Joseph, bootmaker, 1508 7th 
Hook E, furniture, carpets, etc, 1108 


and 1110 Broadwa 

HOPKINS ACADEMY. Rev H E 
Jewett principal, bet Telegraph ave 
and Broadway, near 34th (see adver- 
tisement) 

Hopkins A, groceries, wines and liq- 
uors), cor 17th and Center 

Howlett Wm, cigars and tobacco, SW 
cor 6th and Broadway 

Hughes E, groceries, 220 West B 

HUGHES WILLIAM A, saloon, 900 
Broadway 

a Mrs M, Chester House, 1506} 

th 

Hummeltenberg Wm, 
Franklin 

Humphreys Miss, select school, 1667 
New Broadway 

Hurley Daniel, horseshoer, 462 11th 

Husing D, importer of wines and liq- 
uors, 379 12th 

Hutchison James, nursery and seeds, 
cor 14th and Washington 

Hyde E H, physician, 1106 Broadway 

Hyde Walter, inventor, 825 Market 

Hyman J, jeweler, 1233 Broadway 

yman Joseph, watchmaker and vari- 

etiés, 819 Broadway 

Ingersoll Wm B, photographer, 1069 
Broadway 

Inwall Harry, liquors, 461 7th 

Ironmonger Mra E C, lodgings, 811 
Washington 

Tronmonger W C, liquors, SW cor 
Broadway and 6th 

Isadore Isaac, second-hand furniture, 
858 Broadway 

Jackner X, fruits and produce, 911 East 
14th 

Jacob Bros (Michael and Abraham 
Jacob), boots and shoes, 845 Broad- 


way 
Jacobs A & Bro (Aaron and Harry 
Jacobs), tailors, 1062 Broadway 


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groceries, 602 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


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Jacobs M, plumber and gasfitter, 808 
Broadway 

Jaffe L & Co (L Jaffeand J Steen), 
wood and coal, cor 6th and Franklin 

Jogels D, groceries and liquors, cor 5th 
and Lewis 

Jahn Henry, machinist and locksmith, 
412 10th 

1 KE A, musical merchandise, 420 
12¢) 

Jemery Jos, barber shop, 1790 7th 

a tag Jas, saloon, 652 and 654 Frank- 
in 

Jenks C C, justice of the peace, 859 
Broadway 

Jenning (¥, merchant tailor, 1759 7th 

JEWETT V H E, principal Hop- 
kins Academy 


HOPKINS ACADEMY, 


Between Telegraph Avenue aad 
Broadway, 

Near Thirty-Fourth St., OAKLAND, Cal. 
Rev. H. E, Jewett, Principal. 
Affords thorough instruction with good home 
care. Classical and English Courses, Book- 
Keeping and Telesraphing Taught. 

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Johnson Jas A, attorney-at-law, 921 
Broadway 

Johnson William, bootmaker, 1381 Tel- 
egrayh ave 

Johnston Jeremiah, groceries, 994 Pine 

Jones A & Bro, Mechauics’ Store, 907 
Broadway 

Jones H 8, expressman, SW cor Broad- 

way and 6th 

JONES WM P, president Oakland 
Home Insurance Co, 46) 9th 

Judell B, dry and fancy goods, 833 
Castro 

engene Chas, wines and liquors, 409 
12th 

Justice A L, news stand, cor 7th and 
Broadway 

KAHN & SONS (Israel, Henry and 
Solomon Kahn), cloaks and suits and 
dry goods, 1101 Broadway 

sa Henry, gun and locksmith, 407 

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Piney J, groceries, cor Willow and 

5t 

Kearney Thomas, bootmaker, Telegraph 
ave bet 49th and 50th 

Keating Mrs Julia, groceries, SE cor 5th 
and Alice 

KELLER M J, vents furnishing goods 
and manufacturer Keller’s Improved 
shirts, 1007 Broadwa 

Keller P J & Co (PJ 
men, 509 and 511 7th 


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Kellett & McMurray, mfrs plaster decor- 
ations, 470 12th 

Kelly E J & Co, real estate, 414 7th 

Kelly J F, marble works, 765 7th 

Kelly L E, physician, 1385 Telegraph 


ave 

Kelsey & Flint (4 B Flint and Noah 
Kelsey), apothecaries, 1073 Broadway 

Kelsey House, A de Leo Le Laguna, 

END h ave bet 23d and 24th 

KENDRICK JULIEN ©, physician 
and surgeon, 1069 Broadway 

Kent T R & Co (T R Kent and BF 
Thomas), grocers, cor 12th and Alice 

Kent W, Newland House, cor 7th and 
Washington , * 

Kiefer Leopold, millwright and engin- 
eer, 418 East 12th 

King Eliza, fruit and vegetables, 1054 
13th ave 

KING JN, wood, coal, hay and grain, 
1656 and 1658 San Pablo ave 

Kimball Jas H, restaurant, cor 13th ave 
and 11th 

Kirchheiner Henry, candy mfr, 1253 
Telegraph ave 

a aad J H, confectionery, 629 
12t 

Kirchoff Charles, fire and water-proof 
paint, 555 Broudway 

Kirk G A, carpenter, 408 10th 

KIRK 0 C, tinning, plumbing and gas- 
titting, 305 East 12th 

Kirkland & Trowbridge (D W Kirkland 
and H_ O 'lrowbridge), chemists and 
apothecaries, 971 Broadway 

Kirazels R, tobacco and cigars, 869 
Broadway 

Klein M, groceries, cor 29th and San 
Pablo ave 

Kline A, fancy goods, 1111 Broadway 

Klingers A, restaurant, 668 Broadway 

KLINK THOMAS G, Opera House 
Saloon, Reading and Club Rooms, cor 
12th and Webster 

Knowles F E & Co (Ff E Knowles and 
Abel Hosmer), marble works, SW cor 
7th and Castro 

Kuowles & Weilbye (W A Knewles and 
Will H Weilbye), carpenters and 
builders, 364 13th 

Koenig A, real estate and insurance, 
958 Broadway 

Kohler & Chase (A Kohler and Q A 
Chase), music warerooms, cor 9th and 


Washington 
Kohler- Chase House, Mrs Pollard 


ropr, 9534 Washiugton 
KOHLER EF, saloon, 1502 7th 
Kohler Wm, liquors, 459 7th 
Konecke H, boots and shoes, 911 Broad- 


way 
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Kosta Frank, restaurant, 1184 Broad- 


way 

Kosta Samuel, restaurant, 469 7th 

Koster Hermann, groceries, SW cor 
4th and Webster 

Kraft A, cigars and tobacco, 1468 7th 

Kraft Geo, saloon, 859 Washington 

KRAMM & DIEVES (Chas Kramm 
and Jos Dieves), proprietors Oakland 
Brewery, cor Telegraph avenue and 
Durant 

KUESTER H O, hairdresser, cor 5th 
and Broadway 

Kuhlman Frederick, tailor, 423 8th 

Kuss P N, painter, 417 13th 

Laage Wm J F, bakery and confection- 
ery, 416 12th 

Labrie C M, Bryeoian, 1156 Broadway 

Lackenbach Chs, merchant tailor, bak- 
ery and fancy goods, 915 7th 

La Clede House, Chas Jurgens, 1116 
Broadway 

Lafferty Owen, butcher, 667 and 669 
Broadway 

LAFLECHE GEO T, hotel and liquors, 
652 Broadway 

Lahflesh G, ledging-house and saloon, 
552 Broadway 

Laidlaw Walter, propr Mendocino Lum- 
ber Yard, cor 7th and Brush 

Laloli Joseph, liquors, 423 10th 

Lamorn T, saddler, 824 Broadway 

Lane C §, dentist, Post-oftice Block 

Lane W, hay and grain, cor 12th and 
Market 

Lang Geo A, cleaner and dyer, 805 
Broadway 

LANZ BROTHERS (Henry and Louis 
Lanz), manufacturers of soap, 911 
and 913 3d 

LARRABEE J 0, jobbing and repair- 
ing, 626 East 12th under Union Hotel 

Larson Peter, restaurant, 405 7th 

Lathrop Solomon, jeweler and watch- 
maker, 1059 Broadway 

Laton B B, insurance agt, 468 9th 

Lauden’s Business College, 1055 Brosd- 


wa 
aoe a Michael, groceries, 701 Adeline 
| Lautsen, Laison & Co, restaurant, 405 
7th 
| Lawrence Bros (H H Lawrence Jr and 
E L Lawrence), groceries and provis- 
ions, 583 East 12th 
LAWRIE A G, searcher of records, 
NE cor Broadway and 5th 
| LAWTON ISRAEL, attorney-at-law, 
Delger Block, 957 Broadway 
-Lawton W D, attorney-at-law, 957 
Broadway 
Leake H A, attorney-at-law, 957 Broad- 


way 
Leahy Mrs Julia, groceries, 1151 7th 


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LEAVITT D8, Oakland Gallery, 911 
Broadway 

LE CERCLE FIRE INSURANCE 
COMPANY, Henry I Fisher agent, 
464 10th 

Lee J E & Co, Freewill Market, San 
Pablo ave bet 16th and 17th 

Legler F, physician, 1106 Broadway 

Lehmann Henry G, boot and shoemak- 
er, 1174 Broadway 


LEHMKUHL L, manufacturer of Ha- 
vana cigars, 614 East 12th 

Lehrbass R, liquors, 919 7th 

Lemon Mrs Mary, liquors, Ist nr 
Broadway 

Lennox E H, wood, coal, hay and grain, 
East 14th bet 10th and 11th aves 

Lentell James, harness and saddles, 469 
and 471 14th 

Lenz William, groceries, 216 2d 

Letter J, clothing, 1001 Broadway 

Levy M & Co, pawnbrokers, 914 Broad- 


wa 

Levy Wolf, tailor, 850 Broadway 

Lewis C R & Co, fruits and vegetables, 
467 11th 

Lewis G W, attorney-at-law, 921 Broad- 
wa 

eon Solomon, jeweler and watchmak- 
er, 841 Broadway 

Liebel G P, saloon, 830 Broadway 

Liescom B, basketmaker, 877 Washing- 
ton 


LIESE ARTHUR H & CO (Arthur 
H Liese and J E Holmes), Brooklyn 
Market, 765 East 12th 

Lilienkrantz H E A L, physician, 1459 
Telegraph ave‘ 

Linderbaum Meyer, furniture, crockery 
and glassware, 818 Broadway 

Lipman .i & Co, dry goods, boots and 
shoes, 902 and 905 Broadway : 

Litlieuberger Carl, Union Market, 963 
Kast 14th 

Livermore Feed Store, 1222 Broadway 

Lockhart A G, carpenter, 417 13th 

Logan Mrs F A, medium, 825 Market 

Logan & Gallatin, real estate and loan 
agts, 467 9th 

Long W, Point Market, 1753 7th 

Longe Marcel, bakery, 617 Broadway 

Lorch Matthew, shoemaker, 1453 7th 

Loud H A, Brooklyn Baths, 604 East 
12th 

Loud Warren, saloon, 476 9th and cor 
7th and Wood ba ate: 

Lough & Wilkinson (H S Lough and 
W J Wilkinson), butchers, 817 Broad- 


way 

Luce Geo J, dentist, 514 10th 

Luce & Robinson, dentists, 1004 Broad: 
way 


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WA! Lynch John, saloon, 1449 7th 

Lynch John, wood and coal yard, cor 
}ith and Harrison 

‘ NEY & CO, wood 
and coal, NW cor Washington and 5th 
LYON & KINSEY (J L Lyon and C 
Kinsey), furniture auction house, 
Ml «912-916 Washington; office 314 Mont- 
gomery, San Francisco; general auc- 
tioneers for San Francisco and Oak- 


land 

Macdonald J A C, plumber and gasfit- 
ter, 1365 Broadway 

Macdonald J H, real estate agt, 470 9th 

Macdougall W J, professor of music, 
1254 San Pablo ave 

Mack Mrs Jane, bakery, 1516 Broadway 

MacKinnon Wm H, sewing machines, 
1168 Broadway 

MACLEAN D, M D, professor of Ob- 
stetrics and Gynecology and Dean 
California Medical College, Clay bet 
10th and 11th and office 324 Sutter, 
San Francisco 

res eee ig H, plumbing and gasfitting, 

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Maddock Morris, wines and liquors, 953 
Webster 

Madigan M, blacksmith, 12th near Mar- 


et 
Madsen & Batchelder, grocers, 1277 San 
Pablo ave 
Magee J, shoemaker, 872 Washington 
Maleton Edward, hairdresser, 460 10th 
Maleton H, saloon, SE cor 22d and San 
Pablo ave 
Malhollan Robt, saloon, 415 7th 
~ mee Bridgman, straw works, 472 
2th 
5 | Mann Rev J L, clergyman (Methodist), 
FS | Kast Oakland 
©} Manning Mrs L, hotel, 1725 7th 
Manning William, blacksmith and horse- 
shoer, 1220 Broadway 
Manning William, bootmaker, SW ‘cor 
E 7th and Washington 
Marks Aaron, doors, windows and glass, 
424 Sth 
Marquardsen & Becker, butchers, 713 7th 
Marsh C C, attorney-at-law, 628 E 12th 
Marston F A, harness and saddlery, 
1050 Broadway 
4| Martin & Co, restaurant, 1112 Broadwa 
Martin J C, attorney-at-law, 921 Broad- 


way 
=| Martin Joseph, restaurant, 826 Broad- 


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Martin J West, prest Union Springs 
—) Bank, cor 9th and Broadway 

4) Martin & Kroll, confectionery and fruit, 

' 7th near Broadway 

<3) Martin M, saloon, 566 Franklin 

© | Martin Rocovich, coffee saloon, cor 7th 
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Mason A J, wood and coal, cor 8th and 
Market 

Mason J A, carpet layer, 1153 7th 

Mason Wm C, groceries, 301 Enst 12th 

Massie John A, druggist, cor 17th and 
San Pablo ave 

Mathews J C & Son (J C and Walter J 
Mathews), architects, 1004 Broudway 

Matthews E G,real estate and insurance, 
628 East 12th 

ER wood and coal, 516 and 


MAU CHAS F, architect, 957 Broad- 
way 
Mauvais Zeno, pianos and organs, 420 


May AW, livery stable, wood and coal, 
11th near Brooklyn Station 

May John L, Centre Market, 1475 7th 

May L, Union Bakery and confectionery, 
908 Broadway 

Mayer Adolph, upholsterer, 619 E 19+1, 

Mayer L, cigars and tobacco, 84. ™"Jad- 


wa 

McAVOY H B & CO (H B McAvoy 
and Jas McCarthy), undertakers, 873 
Washington 

McAvoy H J, wood and coal, SE cor 
10th and Washington 

McCabe Mrs Kate, groceries, 751 and 
755 7th 

McCall C, grocéries, 1663 San Pablo ave 

McCarthy Chas, liquors, 836 Broadway 

McCaughan Hugh, wood and coal, 810 
Washington 

McClaverty & Noblett (Chas McClaverty 
and Robt Noblett), livery stable, 556 
Broadway 

McCloud C A, livery, cor 9th and Mar- 


ket 

McCollum J G, attorney-at-law, 859 
Broadway 

McConnell J D, saddles and harness, 809 
Broadway 

sat A floes § Paul, plumber, cor 42d and 
Telegraph ave 

McEl:oy James, groceries and liquors, 
cor 7th and Clay 

McFadden B, attorney-at-law, 456 Sth” 

McGarry A, liquors, NE cor 7th and 
Franklin 

McGettagen Morris, liquors, cor 3d and 
Broadwa 

MoGIVNEY JAMES, plumber and 
gastitter, 965 Franklin 

McGovern & Cahill (A J McGovern and 
James Cahill), carpets and vil cloths, 
1060 Broadway 

McGrew P H, mfr ornamental iron 
work, 1056-1060 13th ave 

McKeand Geo W, searcher of records, 
SE cor 4th and Broadway 

wine Robert L, attorney-at-law, 456 
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ney’s Pacific Coast Directory, 1665 
Grove cor 24th 

McKenzie & Co (Thos McKenzie and 
Alex Geddes), New York Bakery, 910 
Broadway 

McKenzie A H, saloon, cor 9th and 
Webater 

McKENZIE WM W, undertaker, cor 
8th and Broadway 

McKinley Thomas, groceries, 263 West 
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McKinstry & Chapman, attorneys-at- 
law, 924 Broadway 

McLaughlin & Macdonald, real estate 
ag‘s, 470 9th 

Mefaughlin C W, notary public, 470 
9th 

McMahon I C, physician, 1113 Broad- 


wa 

McMenamin M £, fancy goods, 276 Sth 

McMillan & Cox (E H McMillan and P 
H Cox), groce ies and provisions, SW 
cor Market and 7th 

ee Mrs Margaret, groceries, 951 
3 

McNerney Thos, groceries and liquors, 
cor 22d and Adeline 

Mead & Co (B F Mead), horse radish 
depot, City Market 

MEDER L M & 00, groceries and 
provisions, 339 Ea-v 12th 

Medicus A, florist and seedsman, cor 
27th and San Pablo ave 

Meginnis Mrs L 8, lodgings, 856 Broad- 


way 
Melvin & Co (S H, W P and J B Mel- 
vin), druggists and apotiecarics, cor 
12th a:-d Oth ave 
| Melvin W P, notary public, cor 12th 
and oth ave 
MENKE DIETRICG, groceries und 
provisions, 827 Broadway 
Mentz Fred, groceries and liquors, cur 
17th amd Center 
Merriam & Co (W S Merriam), grocer- 
ies and provisions, 1229 Broadway 


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MERRIMAN A F & SON, dentists, 
NW cor 10th and Broadway 

Merritt House, Mrs S C Potts, SW cor 
Franklin and 12th 

Merritt Samuel, propr Oakland Lumber 
Yard, cor Ist and Washington 

Mersebach Charles, cleaning and dyeing, 
855 Chester 

Merslich’s Domanic Oyster and Chop 
House, 1454 7th ; 
Merwim E W, supt California Portable 
House Co, 612 East 15th ° 
Metcalf Geo D, notary public and com- 
missioner of deeds, 957 Broadway 

Metcalf & salf (Victor H and Geo 
D Metcalf), attorneys and counselors- 
at-law, 957 Broadway 


Metcalf Victor H, attccney-at-law, 957 
Broadway 

Meves August, jeweler, 378 10th 

Meyer Adolph, hats and caps, 1013 
Broadway 

Meyer F H, druggist, 1450 7th 

Meyer H H, propr Eureka Hotel, SW 
cor 7th and Washingtcen 

Meyers J, merchant tailor, 959 Broad- 
way 

Meyer Mrs W, liquors, cor Franklin 
and 4th 

Milbury S, real estate agt, 958 Broad- 


way ; 

Miller CH, livery and boarding stable, 
368 8th 

Miller Don F & Co, advertising brokers, 
1052 Broadway 

Miller Geo W, hatter, 1013 Broadway 


MILLER H, attorney-at-law, 468 8th, 
and 523 Kearny, 8 F 

Miller John, butcher, 14th bet Washing- 
ton and Broadway 

Miller John C M, butcher, 475 11th 

Miller R W & Co (Robert W Mille: and 
T G Harrison), groceries, 413 12th 

Miller & Winsor (Serril Winsor and 
James Mil'er), sewer pipe and terra 
cotta, 1172 Broadway 


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Milliken Miss S, dressmaking, 1361 
Telegraph ive 
Milloslavich Louis, restaurant, 459 7th 
Mirror Publishing Co, A L Poundstone 
r, 921 Broadway 
ae ell J H, groceries, cor 5th and 
ast 


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Mitchels V P, signwriter, 406 8th 
Mix G L, searcher of records, SE cor 
9th and Broadway 
‘Mix & Smith (Gustave L Mix and Du 
Ray Smith), searcher of records of 
Alameda County, SE cor %th and 
Broadwa 
Moffitt J, saloon, 1052 13th ave 
Mongelaz Chas J, wines and iiquors, SE 
cor Broadway anc 6th 
MONTAGUE W W &CO (WW 
“Montague, C A Belden 1nd A A Wat- 
kins), stoves, tinware, pipes, metals, 
ete, 1152 Broadway cor 13th 
Montanya M de la, ranges, stoves and 
tinware, 465 11th 
Moody V D, pres First National Bank 
Pere: A, stoves and hardware, 685 East 
2t 
Moore A A, attorney-at-law, SE cor 
9th and Broadway 
Moran B, saloon, cor 36th and San Pa- 
blo ave 
Moran & Galavan (T J Moran and J 
Galavan), plumbing, sys and steam- 
fitting, 1512 7th 
Moreley E S, employment office, 1232 
Broadway 
MORETON H, merchant tailor, 505 7th 
MORGAN BART & CO (Bart Morgan 
and G H Carlock), druggists, station- 
ery, cigars and tobacco, cor 7th and 
Market 
Morgan G L, 957 
Broadway 
Morris Mrs, candy, 865 Washington 
Morrissey J K, painter, 1326 6th ave 
Morse H N, detective and collection 
agency, A B Lawson and D S Hirsh- 
berg mgrs, 859 Broadway 
Morton Geo H, carpenter, 830 Webster 
Morton Wn, carpenter, 830 Webster 
Mouis Amedee, restauraut, 902 Broad- 


attorney-at-law, 


wa 

Mount & Buteau (F H Mount andJ H 
Butean), poultry, fruit and produce, 
City Market 

Mountain View Nursery, nr Cemetery 

Mowell & Harley, commissicn mer- 
chants, 469 I\th 

Mueller Ernest, jeweler, 923 Broadway 

Mueller Jacob, saddles und harness, 1259 
Sau Pablo ave 

Mueller J C, upholsterer, 1171 Waeh- 
ington 

Muhlethaler John, liquors, 871 Wood 

Muir D, saloon, 12th Street Bridge 


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Mas. om Mrs R, lodgings and liquors, 

415 7t . 

Mullen Mrs Alice, bakery and confec- 
tionery, 1361 Broadway 

Muller E, physician, cor 7th and 
Market 

NRO-FRASER J P, historian of 

California History Company, 8644 
Broadway 

Murphy Daniel, liquors, 422 8th 

Murphy J H, architectural ornament- 
maker, 1228 Broadwa: 

Murhy J W, saloon, 1756 Telegraph ave 

Myers F #, lime, cement, etc, cor 3d 
and Washington 

Naisinith G, fancy goods, 1764 7th 

Nedderman B, sole leather and shoe 
findings, 705 East 12th 

Nelle William, meat market, 371 12th 

Neller L & Co , Leopold Neller and Hugo 
Fuegel), agts Fredericksburg Brewery, 
NW cor 15th and San Pabio ave 

Neller Leopold (L Neller & Co), NW 
cor 15th and San Pablo ave 

Newcum J W, architect, 957 Broadway 

Newland & Pumyea (Edward Newland 
eae Peter Pumyea), livery stable, 468 

th 

Newman Thos, saloon, 179i 7th 

NEWSOM L M, proprietor Maple Leaf 
Nursery, 151 Ea:t J2th near Tubb’s 
Hotel 

NEWSON THOMAS DEAN, archi- 
tect, 8th between Broadway and 
Washington 

NICHOLSON’S NURSERY, G J 
Nicholson proprietor, cor 24th and 
Grove 

NOISAT PIERRF, wines and liquors, 
580 4th 

Nolan Denis, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker,@th bet Broadway and Franklin 

Nolan James, liquors, 420 7th 

Nolan W H & Co, bootsand shoes, 1071 
Broadway 

Noll Joseph, liquors, 856 Webster 

Nommensen C E, liquors, 1226 Broad- 


way 

Nor Chris H, Western Market, Center 
Station 

NORDHAUSEN C & A, clothing and 
furnishing goods, $39 Broadway 

Norman Mrs Ellen, groceries, 579 3d 

Northey & Wagner (VS Northey and 
L Wagner), Brooklyn Mfg Co, 801 
and 803 12th : 

Nugent Jas, saloon, SW cor 8th and 
Washington 

Nussbaumer Geo L, county surveyor 

Nyboe N J, fruit and vegetables, 623 
East 12th 

Nye & Richardson (J B Richardson and 
7“ G Nye), attorneys-at-law, 456 
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‘ALLEN, TUGGLE & 00. Black Walnut Lumber, axe goeefer.se. 


OAKES WM J, sign writer, 366 13th 
Oak Grove Tannery, JS Derby propr, 
cor East 12th and 18th ave 
Oakland Bank of Savings, E © Sessions 
pres, W W Garthwaite cashier, NE 
cor Broadway and 12th 
Oakland Briss Works, Williams, Wil- 
son & Co De rs, 463 3d 
BRE REWERY, “* Charles 
Kreiam: m4 Jos Dieves proprietors, cor 
Telegraph ave and Durant 
OAK D BUSINESS COLLEGE, 
M K Lauden, 1069 Broadway 
OAKLAND CITY FLOURING- 
MILLS, CT Hickok, P W Schroe- 
der, and B E Hickok proprietors. 
choice bakers’ and family flour, 3d 
near Broadway 
Oakland Dental Rooms, 1116 Broadway 
Vakland Free Kindergarten, M Orialt 
teacher, cor 2d and Broadway 
OAKLAND HOME INSURANCE 
0, Wm P Jones president, J § 
Emery vice-president, Wm F Blood 
secretary, LP Edwards general agent, 
469 9th 
Oakland House, Mrs C Brewster propr 
OAKLAND ICE WORKS, ice cream 
and Napa soda water constantly on 
hance, 365 10th 
OAKLAND IRON WORKS, Scoville 
& Kichbaum proprietors, cor 2d and 
Jefferson 
“GAKLAND JOURNAL ” (weekly), 
A M Schutt propriet: v, 832 Webster 
Oakland Paving Co, C 'T H Palmer pres, 
C 7 Blake sec, M H Hastman supt, SE 
cor 9th and Broarway 


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HOUSE, pristing, binding, engrav- 
ing, ete, cor i2th and Castro 

Page & Agard (J T Page and F S 
Ayard), 464 11th 

Page L R, watchmaker, 1162 Broadway 

Pagye P & Co (Peter Pagge and Veter 
Livorel), proprs Barnum’s Restaur 
ant, SE cor Broadway and 7th 

Palace Dye Works, John F Snow & Co, 
1063 Broadw ay 

Palin C, cigars, SW cor 7th and Broad- 
way 

Palrer A: W, harness and saddlery, 

1016 Broadway 


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Oakland Pioneer Loan Ofiice, M Levy & 
Co proprs, 914 Broadway 

Oakland Steam Carpet Beating Works, 
Conklin Bros proprs, 21st bet Broad- 
way and Telegraph ave 

OAKLAND TRANSFER 00, Oscar 
Fitch mgr, 962 Broadway 

O’Brien Mrs Ann, lodging and boar1- 
ing, cor 2d and Broadway 

Occidental Club, 4614 12th 

O'CONNELL & CO, staple and faacy 
dry goods, 460 9th 

Offo A, Chinese physician, 708 Broad- 


O'Gara M J, saloon, 1454 7th 

Ogden F B, attorney-at-law, 453 8th 

Ogden R G, reporter superior court, cor 
4th and Broadway 

O’Grady Mrs E, groceries, 771 7th 
O'Grady Edward, saloon, 700 Broadway 

O’Keette D, boota and shoes, cor 12th 
ave and East 12th 

Ol ver J R, bathsand hairdresser, 465 6th 

O’Neil Edward, fruit, 15144 7th 

| Ormsby E D, photographer, 1055 Broad- 


way 

Onnuy ES, watchmaker and jeweler, 
1162 Broadw ay 

Osborn J W, searcher of records, 957 
Broadway 

O'Toole J P & Co, dry geods, 953 
Washingtop 

Outram D J, boots and shoes, 1115 
Broadway 

Overland House, T P Burns propr, cor 
Ist snd Broadway 

Pacific Bell Telephone Co, D M Doub 
supt, 1002 Broadway 


PACIFIC COAST PD\ECTORY, 


Publishers, 238 Montzomery, San Francisco, and 689 24th, Oakland 


Palmer C T H, Oakland Paving Co, 922 
Broadway 

Palmer H A, treasurer Union Savings 
Bank, cor ‘0th aud Broadw ay 

Palmer & Watson (H Palmer and W 
M Watson), Mountain Wine Depot, 
474 1)th 

Pantuskey Miss Bessie, teacher of music, 
717 Brondway 

Pantuskey Jacoh, produce and poultry, 
717 Broadway 

Pantuskey Mrs Rebecca, general mer- 
chandise, 717 Broadway 

Papworth Alonzo, manufacturer spring 
beds, ete, 122 Telegraph ave 


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Parker & Ough (L Parker and J Ough), 
fruit and produce, 600 East !2th 

Passenger Depot, Central Pacific R R, 
7th and Broadway 

Passenger Depot South Pacific Coast 
RR, 12th and Webster 

Patterson J W (Pierce & (o), 955 
Broadwa 

Paul C, notions, 1618 Telegraph ave 

Paul John A & Son (John and Philip), 
bakery, 815 Broadway 

Paulson R, boots and shoes, 222 West 


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Pauve Chas, saloon, foot of Webster 


PEARSON & LAYMANCE (Walter 

Laymance and C H Pearson), fancy 
oods and trimmings, 1065 Broadway 

Pelton Leroy, dentist, 1105 Broadway 

Perata Nicholas, liquors, 71‘) Broadway 

Peru William, propr Golden Gate Hall, 
471 to 475 8th 

Perdue T, bootmaker, 1469 7th 

Petar & Dresco (C Petar and L Dresco), 
wines and liquors, coffees and spices, 
1072 Broadway 

Peters J A, dentist, 665 Washington 

PETERSON H & REANIER W: 
general groceries, 1700 8th 

Pettis W H, insurance agent, 470 9th 

Phelan & Fish, grocers, 470 11th 


Phillips David J, agt sewing machines, 
1646 7h 

Pierce & Co(D, C D and W F Pierce, 
and J W Patterson), hardware, 955 
Broadway 

Pierce C D (Pierce & Co), $55 Broadway 

Pierce D (Pierce & Co), 955 Broadway 

Pierce J H, collector, 1180 Broadway 

Pinkerton T H, physician, 413 12th 

Pleasanton’ Brick Co, 612 Brush 

Plomteaux H J, dentist, 408 13th 

Plunkett J C, attorney-at-law, 921 
Broadway 

Pomroy H B, real estate agt, 958 Broad- 
way 

PORTER BROS & CO (D H and AW 
Porter, J W Reed and Thos Lak::), 
fruit, produce and provisions, 460 and 
462 lith 

Porter Dr, dentist, 1068 Broadway 

Posey A C, physician, 408 13th 

Poundstone A L, manager advertising 
agency, 921 Broadway 

Powers Michael, wood and coal, cor 6th 
and Washington 

Pratt A H, physician, NE cor 12th and 
Broadway 

Prenveille Mme Rose, dressmaking, 
1165 7th 

Prescott House, Mrs Annie Sullivan, 
473 bth 

Presho Richard, commission merchant, 
473 lth 


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Price J B, hay, grain, wood and coal, 
1694 7th 

Pumyea N D, cigars and tobacco, 7th 
near Broadway 

Pumyea Peter, chief of police, office 
City Hall 

Purriugton & Reed (S W Purrington and 
C E H Reed), wood and coal, 608 
and 610 East 12th 

Quackenbush Geo, groceries and pro- 
visions, 1673 San Pahlo ave 

Rabe John, dentist, 1055 Broadway 

Rackliffe John, groceries, 479 11th 

CLIFFE §, tobacco and cigars, 

627 East 12th 

Raffo Bros (Colombo Raffo), groceries, 
cor 3d and Broadway 

Ramirez J R, groceries and produce, 
1781 7th 

Ranc Jean P, gunmaker and machinist, 
474 13th : 

Raphael Marks, second-hand dealer, 809 
and 511 Broadway 

Rathjen Diedrich, groceries, NW cor 
5th and Jefferson 

Reed W S & Co, M Marcuse manager, 
collectors and auctioneers, 853 Broad- 
way | 

Reading Joseph, watchmaker and jew- 
eler, 1009 Broadway 

REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE, 
William Christen agent, 1718 7th 

Redmond R A, attorney-at-law, 921 
Broadway 

Reed Miss F M & Co {Miss F M Reed 
and Elias W Luecke), millinery and 
fancy goods, 1161 Broadway 

Reed Geo W, attorney-at-law and nota- 
ry public, 924 Broadway 

REED ROBERT, artiticial limbs, 954 
Broadwa 

Reek Wn, saloon, 19664 7th 

Reilay & Bradway (J P Reilay and J R 


Bradway), physicians, NW cor 10th - 


and Broadway 

Reilly P J, druggist, 847 Broadway 

REINHART J F & CO, dealers in for- 
eign and domestic groceries, finest 
teas and coffees, 1105 Broadway 

Remillard Brick Company, brickmakers 
and contractors, P M Remillard man- 
ager, city wharf 

RENTON COAL COMPANY, T H 
Henderson agent, wood and coal 
wholesale and_retail, 413 10th 

Renton H T, upholsterer, 479 and 481 
12th 

Reuter Chas, dyer, 883 Washington 

REYNDERS JOHN, groceries, 1157 

t 

Reynolds E W, attorney-at-law, NW 
cor 10th and Broadway 

Rice C B, novelty job oitice, 1073 13th 
ave 


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Rice & Davis, paints and oils, 555 
Broadway 

Rice & White (CH Rice andJ J White), 
butchers, City Market 

ar aes J B, attorney-at-law, 456 

t 

Ringgenberg & Neukom (R Ringgenberg 
and S Neukom), East Oakland Brew- 
ery, cor 8th ave and East 12th 

Roberge J H, painter and whitener, 
1656 7th 

Roberts Henry, butcher, 466 11th 

Roberts House, Thos G Kingland propr, 
474 9th : 


ROBINSON A, steam carpet-beating, 
519 2d 


Robinson C F, livery and boarding sta- 
ble, cor 8th and Webster 

Robinson Jesse, asse-sor 

Rockaway Chop House, P Martin propr, 
1112 Broadway 

Rode C, machinist, 869 Center 

Rodolph & Co, school books and sta- 
tionery, 969 Washington 

Rodrigues J C, restaurant, 675 East 12th 

Roem C H, physician, Teutonia House 

Roff H L, iasurance agent, 1004 Broad- 
way 

Roggerone Peter, fruit, candy, tobacco 
and cigars, cor 7th and Market 

ier J W, plumber and gasfitter, 960 

t 


Rosenberg L, cigars and tobacco, 909 
Broadway 

Rosenberg Nathan, cigars and tobacco 
963 Broadway 

Rosenk Gustav, physician, 456 7th 

Rosenthal August, dry goods and gents, 
furnishing goods, 813 Broadway 


ROSSO FRANK, proprietor Rosso Cot- 
tage, Central ave opp Lake Merritt 
Rowd ph G, restaurant, 1785 and 1787 

t 

Rouse W A & Co, produce, 476 11th 

Rowe & Bell (John Rowe and John 
Bel!), liquors, 853 Webster 

Rubin J, hairdressing and fancy goods, 
1169 Washington 

Rutherford C B, house and sign painter, 
1014 Broadway 

Ryan Daniel, druggist, 1170 Broadway 

RYAN & MELLOR (Peter F Ryan 
and J F Mellor), auctioneers and sec- 
oné-hand furniture, 1158 Broadway 

Ryan Mi J, groceries, 520 6th 

Ryan Oliver, liquors, 663 Broadway 


RYDEZ ANDREW, county clerk and 


auditor 

Saal Louis, bakery and confectionery, 
1161 7th 

SACKETT D P, proprietor Sackett 
Sciicol, 529 Hobart 

Sage P, physician, 360 6th 


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SAGEHORN WILLIAM T, flour, hay 
and grain, 473 6th 

Saglew John, saloon, 904 Broadway 

St Andrews Society, “Pythian” Hall, 
1056 Broadway 


ST. JOSEPH’S ACADEMY, Bro Cia- 
nan principal, cor 5th and Jackson 
St Louis House, Louis Chartrand propr, 

560 Franklin 


SALINGER BROS (Albert M and 
Morris Salinger), dry and fancy goods, 
NW cor 1lth and Broadway 

Samm Jacob (Samm & Parsons), cor Ist 
and Clay 

SAMM & PARSONS (Jacob Samm 
and T J Parsons) psoprietors Samm’s 
Flouring-milis, cor Ist and Clay 

Samson & Smeder (M Samson and G 
Smeder), butchers, 964 Broadway 

Samuels Barnard, second-hand clothing 
and watchmaker, 821 Broadway 

Samuels Jacob, carpenter, 419 10th 

Samuels Samuel, watchmaker and jew- 
eler, 1011 Broadway 

Sand A M & Co (Daniel McCafferty and 
A MSand@), wood, coal, hay and grain, 
cor 7th and Wood 

Sandelin Fred, druggist, 1702 7th 

Sanderson Wm N, barber, 958 7th 

San Francisco Dyeing and Cleaning 
Works, 519 7th 

San Francisco Laundry, John Gilbert 
mgr, 862 Broadway 

San Francisco Sewer Pipe Association, 
1172 and 1174 Broadway 


SANNER & GOLDSTEIN (F A San- 
ner and G J Goldstein), proprietors 
Broadway Exchange, NE cor Broad- 
way and 7th 

Schaefer John, saloon, 1517 San Pablo 
ave 

Schaffer Louis, butcher, 828 Broadway 

Scharman Morris, cigars and tobacco, 
1067 Broadway 

Scheiding TH, salcon, cor Ist and Brush 

Schellhaas H, furniture, ete, cor Ilth 
and Franklin 

Scherrer John, boots and shoes, 1698 7th 

Schimmelpfennig F, dry goods and mil- 
linery, 762 Central ave 

Schindler H, bakery and confectionery, 
1700 Telegraph ave 

Schley Bros, bakery, 770 12th 

Schmidt Christian, liquors, 558 Frank- 
lin 

Schmidt & Fieberling (John Schmidt 
and Peter Fieberling), liquors, 842 
Broadway 

Schmidt G L, dentist, 1113 Broadway 

Schoenfelder John, liquors, NW cor 7th 
and Wood 

SCHOLL CF, gunsmith, fishing-tackle 
and hardware, 517 7th 


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1064-1070 Broadway 
Schroeder U G, groceries, 701 Franklin 
-Schuler Ernst, stoves, ranges, gas fix- 
tures, etc, 7th bet Wood and Willow 
Schuler Jacob, groceries, 842 Webster 
Schulz C F, meat market, cor 6th and 
Castro 
Schunchoff B F, medicines, toilet arti- 
cles, etc, 462 7th 
Schu:t A M, propr ‘Oakland Journal,” 
834 Webster 


si aca F, groceries, 963 Frank- 
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Scott George, plumber and gasfitter, 
1249 Telegraph ave 

Scott Mrs Julia, midwife, 1011 Franklin 

Scottish Union and National Insurance 
Co, Henry I Fisher agt. 464 10th 

SCOVILLE & EICHBAUM (Ives S10- 
ville and F H Eichbaum), proprietors 
Oakland [ron Works and manufactur- 
ers of all kinds of machinery, hoisting 
engines, rock breakers, quartz mills 
and castings of all kinds, cor 2d and 
Jefferson 


SCRIBNER G W, butcher, 1239 Broad- 


way 

Sears Martin & Co, restaurant, 1215 
oeyy 

Selfridge James M, physician, 1068 
Broadway 

Selna, Camaloni & Lagoria, fish and 
oysters, 829 and 831 Broadway 

Selna & Co Lp Ang Selna anid Gustave 
Damnitz), von aud liquors, 1024 
Broadway 

Selzer Edward, druggist, 1510 7th 

Senram_ Frederick, boots and shoes, 
1005 Broadway 2 

Seymour F A, physician, 1069 Broad- 


way 

Seymour, Sabin & Co, mfrs threshing 
machines and engines, cor Ist and 
Washington 

SHARE ALFRED J, city editor 
“Oakland Daily ‘limys,’’ res 531 th 

Shay John, reporter supzrivr court, 859 
Broadway 

Sheehan P R, painter, 469 10th 

Sheel W, housemover, 367 7th 

Shepherd Miss Mary E, m.llinery, 1169 
Broadway 

Sherman C, attorney-at-law, 957 Broad- 


wa 
SHORT MRS M FE, human hair, mil- 


linery aud dressmaking, 1114 Broad- 


way 
Sicotte F & Son, carriage factory and 
blacksmithing, Wood ur 7th 
PHIL, proprictoy of ‘The 
Old Uo ner,” SW cor Park and RR 
ave, Alameda 
Siesbuttle M, painter, 364 9th 


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Schreiber Christian, furniture and car-| ‘SIGNS OF THE TIMES,” Eld J H 


Waggoner editor, cor 12th and Castro 
Silberberg Mrs S, millinery and fancy 
goods, 618 East 12th 
Simon Joseph, butcher, 1553 Broadway 
Simons yoasr) liquors, 826 Broadway 
Simpson R F, livery, 1352 San Pablo 
ave : 
rane D, physician, 1116- Broadway 
Sloanaker J N, dyeing, cleaning and 
tailoring, 1247 Teiegraph ave 
Smallman J K & Cv, groceries, cor East 
12th and 11th ave 
Smith Mrs A C, dressmaker, 1168 
Broadway 
Smith Alex, boat hoyse, Lake Merritt 
Smith C H, men’s furnishing goods, 953 
Broadway 
SMITH E F, watchmaker and jeweler, 
923 Broadway 
Smith F H & Co (F H Smith), flour, 
hey and grain, 423 and 425 11th 
Smith B~"se, 886 Broadway 
Smith James H, attorney-at-law, SE cor 
Broadwsy and 8th 
Smith J ON, carriage painter, 518 and 
620 7th 
Smith J W, barber, 1206 Broadway 
SMITH M S & CO, stationery, books, 
pictures, frames auc artists’ materials, 
1154 Broadway 
Smith Thomas, real estate, 464 10th 
Smyth Samuel, lodgings, 410 10th 
Suow John F & Co, dyeing works, 1063 
Broadway 
Sohst Bros (J F W and H J Sohst), 
Pioneer Factory, carriages, wagons 
and buggies, cor 8th and Franklin 
SOUTHARD DR WF, oculist and 
aurist, ruum 21, 957 Broadway, res 
325 llth, cor Webster 
Spiars & Welti (fF W Spiars and Ed- 
ward Welti), proprs Philadelphia 
Restaurant, 1022 Broadway 
Springsteen 8, physician, 855 Washing- 
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Sproule Sisters, dry and fancy goods, 
1214 Broadway 

Stack Wm, butcher, 802 Harrison 

Starr & Co, flour-miids, foot Franklin 

Steen J, propr San Francisco Dyeing 
and Cleaning Works, 519 7th 

Steere & Culby (hos F Stesre and H H 
Coiby), groceries, W, F & Co agt and 
post-office, SE cor 13th and Central 
ave 

Stetfunoni A, jeweler, cor 12th and 
Broadway 

Stein Adolph, tailor, 916 Broadway 

Stein A R, junk dealer, cor 3d and 
Broadway 

Stevenson F R & Co(F R Stevenson and 
B38 Tower), crock.ry and glassware, 
1167 Broadway 


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giles & Son, bill posters, 9th nr/| Stowell & Smith (A WS Sinith and G H 


Washington 


| onc G H, physician, Post-office 


Block 


STOER J F, groceries, liquors and 


Stokes Wm, architect, 955 Broadway 


M. C. BROOKS. 


Stowell), groceries, fruits und produce, 
1650 7th 
Strasburg Mrs, groceries, fruit and pro- 
irkham het 10th and llth 


61 San Pablo ave cor 19th 


J. T. HALL. 


G. A. STUBBS’ PENETRATING LINIMENT 


EXCELS ALL OTHERS FOR 


Rheumatism, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Galls, Lame Back, etc. 


PREPARED ONLY BY 


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cigars, hay, grain and feed, Stoer’s | § , PENETRATING LINI- 
Block, cor 38th and San Pablo ave f J T Hall & Uo proprietors, 
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OAKLAND, CAL. 


4@ For the Relief of a Lame Back, an Aching Back, or a Weak Back, it is the 
Greatest Liniment in the World. 


Stulz & Schnelle, barber shop, 1762 7th 

Sullivan James, liquors, 475 6th 

Sullivan James, liquors, SE cor 4th and 
Broadway 

SULLIVAN JAMES, marble cutter, 
1178 Broadway 

Sullivan M, horseshoer, 1086 14th ave 

Swale Harry L, engraver, 958 Broadway 


Swartwout Mrs M M , #lectro-maguetic | T’ 


healer, 854 Brush 
Sweeny Misses A & 
7th 
Swett A W, livery and sale stable, 561 
and 563 East 12th 
Swift T, wood and coal, cor Hannah 
and A 
| Swilling’Chas K, liquors, 801 Broadway 
TAFT & PENNOYER (Henry C Tait 
and Albert A Pennoyer), dry goods, 
1163 and 1165 Broadway 
Tarleton Mrs M J, propr Welldon 
House, 476 Central ave 
Tate S P, deuggist and apothecary, 954 
7th 


TAYLOR CHAS L, carpets, wall- 


C, millinery, 1510 


Temey P, well-digger, cor 20th and 
Broadway 

Terney John, saloon, 854 Broadway 

Terp J E, blacksmith, cor 22d and San 
Pablo ave 

Teutonia Hall, David Wemmer propr, 
414-418 8th’ a diblils 

Thayer E F, saloon, 464 8th me 


LINDO D 
LOR, Ed H Campbell propr, 41) 8th 
THE HOME SCHOOL for ‘an ladies, 
Miss H_N I'ield principal, 1825 Tele- 
graph ave, (see advertisement) 

The Oakland Fuel Yard, H J McAvoy 
propr, SE cor 10th and Washington 
Thirteenth Street Stable, A Gates propr, 

411 13th 
Thomas J, barber, 14544 7th 
Thompson & West (T H Thompson and 
Albert A West), pubs ‘Tilustrated 
County Histories,’’ 1313 Broadway 
| Thomson Bros (J ohn and William Thom- 
son), bakery, 1218 Broadway 
Thomson Samuel, agt Union , SS 
Co, 458 9th 


aper and furniture, 1015 Broadway | Thomson W, baker TRATLEILL Wi 1218 Broadway 


Laylor*& Co(Chauncey Tay! vr and'Wm 
C Little), lumber and building :mate- 
rial, footef Washington 

TAYLOR D C.. principal Co.zmercial 
College, 921 Broadway 


0, dentist, N Wee cor 
10th and geet 
Tichenor & Conradi, cigars and tobacco, 
and hairdressers, 467 7th 


' Tillman & Bendel, groceries, 471 9th 


Taylor Edward P, periodicale-and sta- | Tillman Joba, delicacies, 834 Broadway 


tionery, 857 Broadway 

Taylor House, Mrs M Moc(abe propr, 
1228 Broadway 

Taylor & Lohse, Piemeer Sodz. Works, 
1152 Frankiin 


Time Card Hotel, Rowe & Peru proprs, 
cor 7th and Webster 


Tinkham M M, livery stable, cor 12th 


and Webster 
Tisch David, florist, 479 7th 


Teehan D, groceries,:cor Hannah and A | Titcomb C, dentist, 1069 Broadway 


CALVIN MOTTING & SON, 


Tabular Wheelbarrows, Bolt and HKridge 
Work, 227 Main Street, San Francisco. 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S.F. 


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Walter A, merchant tailor, 382 East 
12th cor 8thave 

Walter Reimer, propr Dresden Beer 
Hall, 1125 13th ave 

Warren Ernest, printer, 856 Broadway 

Warren O GON BRE 403 14th 

SHINGTON BREWERY, Bred- 

hoff & Westermann, NW cor 5th and 
Kirkham 

Weber Andrew, 1021 Franklin 

Webster A B, real estate agt, notary 
and assessor, 624 East Central ave 

Webster E J, attorney-at-law, SE cor 
Broadway and 8th 

Webster James A, county treasurer and 
tax collector gir 

Weilbye J L, attorney-at-law, 921 

walreo Ww H, d build 
eilhye »c mter and builder, 
1189 Broadwa ‘idl 

WEISSIG H E, California Wine De- 
pot, 477 llth 

Welch Chas W, flour and grain, 558 
East 12th 

Welch Martin, groceries, 224 West B 

Wells, Fargg & Co, banking and ex- 
press, cor 12th and Weshington 

Welsh Martin, liquors, 471 10th 

Wemmer David, propr Teutonia Hall, 
414 Sth 

vee rng pei nigel vy 9th 
ertheimer S, poultry, eggs and pro- 
duce, City Market ig 

Westermann Adolph (Bredhoff & West- 
ermann), cor 5th and Kirkham 

Western Union Telegraph Co, C P Hoag 
mgr, 1002 Broadway 

Wharton Bros, auctioneers and commis- 
sion merchants, 1118 Broadwa 

valenton Mrs Maria, hair works, 460 
12t 

Wheeler & Bigler (J R Bigler and OC 
Wheeler) Stanford Stables, cor 7th 
and Wood 

Wheeler W P, groceries, 1211 Broadway 
aud 1212 San Pablo ave 

Whilton Chas F, short-hand reporter, 
911 Broadway 

Whipple Orrison, liquors, SW cor 
Broadway and 7th 

White & Waterman (W C White and 
E R Waterman), tinners and gasfit- 
ters, 616 Central ave 

Whitehead R O, notary public, 924 
Broadway 

Whitney & Co’s Express, 855 Broadway 

WHITNEY MRS MARY, physician, 
617 East 12th ; 

WHITTIER, FULLER & CO, oils, 
paints, wall-paper, artists’ materials, 
picture frames and mouldings, 412 
aud 414 12th 


Todd OC, cigars and tobacco, cor 8th and 
Washington 

Todd Rev E S, clergyman (Methodist), 
cor 14th and Clay 

Torrey, Whitman & Gardiner (Jas T 
Torrey, W W Whitman and J T 
Gardiner), grocers, 461 and 463 11th 

Tremblay Emery, liquors, 802 Broadway 

TRESCOTT GEO T, proprietor Eldo- 
rado Stables, 405 12th 

“TRIBUNE” PUBLISHING CO, W 
E Dargee manager, 413-417 8th 

Tubbs’ Hotel Street Cars, Frank Tubbs 
propr, 6th ave bet 11th and 12th 

Tucker S G, physician, 1501 Telegraph 
ave 

Tum Suden H, groceries and hardware, 
cor East 12th and 14th ave 

‘Turner Mrs J, lodgings, 700 Franklin: 

Tuttle C A & Co (Charles A and Charles 
Tuttle), attorneys-at-law, SE cor 9th 
and Broadway 

Tuttle F P, attorney-at-law, SE cor 9th 
and Broadway 

Tuttle Mrs S T, dressmaking, 476 Cen- 
tral ave 

Twombly C H, cashier First National 


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Bank 
Tyrrell Jeremiah, sheriff Alameda Coun- 
ty, Court House, room 7 
Umlauff & Weis, bakery, 709 Broadway 
Union Nationsl Bank, H A Palmer 
res, Chas E Palmer cashier, 924 
roadway 
Union Savings Banks, J West Martin 
pres, H A Palmer vice-pres and treas- 
urer, 922 and 924 Broadway 
Veitch W If, carpenter, 1182 Broadway 
Verhave A, physician, 863 Washington 
Volkerts Julius, news stand, NW cor 
10th and Broadway 


Von der Horst J H, wood and willow- 
ware, 907 and 909 Washington 

Von Glohn J F, groceries, cor Center 
and 7th 


VROOMAN & DAVIS (Henry Vroo- 
man and Wm R Davis), attorneys and 
counselors-at-law, NW cor 9th and 
Broadway, up stairs, room 8 


VROOMAN HENRY, attorney-at- 
law, 957 Broadway 

Vrooman Mrs M, furnishing goods, sta- 
tionery, etc, 611 Kast 12th 

Wachs A N, dry goods, 1057 Broadway 

WAGGONER ELD JH, editor ‘Signs 
of the Times,” cor 12th and Castro 

Wallace Bros (Geo and Jas Wallace), 
teas and coffees, 833 Broad way 

Wallace’s System of Cutting and Fit- 
ting, taught at 518 14th 

Walker Chas H, photographer, 556 Cen-| Whittock Mrs C, fruit and bakery, 
tral ave cor 11th 1836 7th 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, “Strcet(s' th. orexon Ach, Maple ana Alder. 


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Wieder Henry I M, cigar mfr, 825 
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Wilkins Miss Minnie, dressmaking, 
1504 7th 

baat tan Mrs C, dressmaking, 475 East 

Williams C & Silvor J, Red Wood 
Store, 930 East 14th 
ILLIAMS JOHN B, manvfacturer 
and dealer in sewer pipe, Browell’s 
Patent Chimneys, terra cotta goods 
and stoneware, NW cor 13th and 
Franklin, res 1161 Franklin 

Williams Nick, restaurant and bakery, 
463 and 465 7th 

Williams & Samuels, photographers, cor 
10th and Clay 

Williams T T, horseshoer, 411 4th 

Wilson House, Mrs Taney propr, 1167 
Washington 

Wilson Miss E, bakery and confection- 
ery, 1728 7th 

Wilson H M, horseshoer, 512 7th 

Wilson L, meat market, 337 Eust 12th 

Wilson William, watchmaker and jew- 
eler, 952 Broadway 

Wind M L R, carpenter 
maker, 559 East 12th 

Winter’s Hotel, John Winter propr, 
cor 15th and Broadway 

Winthrop House, Mrs Ellen Townsend 
propr, 409 7th 


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Woerner Jacob, butcher, City Market 


WOOD HUB A, selicitor McKenney’s 
Pacitic. Coust Directory, 689 24th 

Wood J F, propr Paragon Fashion Par- 
lors, 375 12th 

Wood, Slocum & Fagan (M_ W Wood, 
W ASlocum and D D Fagan), pub- 
lishera, 8644 Broadwa 

Woodward Jas, Union 
12th and 13th ave 

Woods A, photographer, 541 16th 


Woolsey E W, physician, cor 12th and 
Broadway 

Wray Mrs A W, groceries, 973 3d 

Wright Isaac, principal Classical and 
English School, 1265 Franklin 

Wurkheim’s Suit House, F Wurkheim 
propr, 1109 Broadway 

WYMAN MRS GEORGE W, wines 
and liquors, cor 49th and ‘Telegraph 


ave 

WYMAN J B, manager “Oakland 
Daily ‘Times,’ 950 Broadway 

Wythe J H, physician and surgeon, cor 
10th and West 

Yerick C & Co, cigars and tobacco, 1768 
7th 

Zelinsky A, groceries and provisions, 
cor 41st and San Pablo ave 

Zimmerman W H, fruit and produce, 
868 Wood 


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High and Low Pressure and Marine Engines, 
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Corner of Second and Jefferson Sts., 
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Cc. A. BUTZ. C. H. MEEKER, 


BUTZ & MEEKER, 
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911 Broadway, Oakland, California. 


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IMPORTER: OF 


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1163 and 1165 BROADWAY, 


Bazar Glove-Fitting Patterns. 
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LIVERY AND ‘BOARD STABLE, 
No. 808 BROADWAY, 


Between Fifth and Sixth Sts., 


OAKLAND, CAL. 


ALFRED W. BURRELL, President. J. C, COTTON, Secretary. 


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nampBEANCHARD'S, | ©: KUESTER’S 


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Opposite Kelsey House a 1 HENRY C. KUESTER, 
#27 Gentle Horses with n Pheton, for ladies, a 803 Broadway, Oakland, Cal. 
specialty. 
MAPLE LEAF Nursery, | WILLIAM EDWARDS, 
Near Tubb’s Hotel, EAST OAKLAND, 


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M. NEWSOM, Nurseryman, Seedsman and 
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OAKLAND, CAL. 
Manufacturers and Dealers in 
Flour, Feed, Grain, and Meals 


of all kinds, HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for all kinds of Grain. 


J. N. KING, 


DEALER IN 


food and Coal, Hay and Grain 


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Corner Twenty-fourth Street, 


OAKLAND, CAL. 


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MISS H. N. FIELD, Principal. 527 Commercal St. San Francisco, 


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Bditor mange Publishor 


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A Monthly Journal of Dental and Oral Science. ¢ 
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Broadway, H. W. oat, 10th St 


ETB GALINDO, 


Corner of Franklin and: Eighth Streets, Cakiand. 


The Favorite Resort for San Franc’ een Rusiness Men and Families, 


$2.00 to $2.50 PER DAY. 
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This Elegant House hus juso Doeu bavtougidy weived, au tow ouuocauaurdinary inducements 
to families desiring a ee home. 


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OAK RAVINE. 


Piumas County. Post-office Spanish 
Ranch. 


Meri G L, hotel and general mdse 


OAK RUN. 


Suasta County. A post-office, 31 miles 
northeast of Redding. 


Adams E, blacksmith 

Baker O E, teacher 

Fender A, blacksmith 

Jackson J, notary public 

MORLEY W W, general merchandise 
and postmaster 

Tracy J S & Co, lumber and saw-miil 


OAK HILL. 


Narva County. Post-office Calistoga. 
40 miles from Napa, and 17 miles 
from Calistoga. The Napa Consoli- 
dated Quicksilver Mining Co., incor- 
porated under the laws of Wyoming, 
with its principal office at Boston, 1s 
located here, with Mr. M. G. Rhodes 
as superintendent. 


Napa Consolidated Quicksilver Mining 
0, M G Rhodes supt 

RHODES M G, superintendent Napa 

Consolidated Quicksilver Mining Co 


MAINS CHATELAINES eter, OLS Jd Street, Sacramento, Cal. 


OCCIDENT. 


Cotusa County. 
Robe W E, physician 


OCCIDENTAL. 


Sonoma County. A post and express 
office, on the North Pacific R. R., 


H. WACHHORST " 


California—Oakland-Ocean View. 


JAMES SULLIVAN, 


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PIONEER IRON WORKS, “Ssccitatea toa aie Malo Gcrest-w ee 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., stantaetarses.co ine... | 19 Moog 


Marble Works 


14th St. & Broadway, 
’ OAKLAND. 


DP 

All kinds of Mantel Work, Plumb- 

ers’ Slabs, Gravestunes, Monum nts, 

Etc., done in the best manner and at 
the lowest Rates. 


10 miles from Duncan's Mills, Pop- 
ulation 120. 

Bailey S H, carpenter 

Berke L D, butcher 

BLANEY A J, postmaster 

Connolly J D, hotel 

Dot L, hotel 

GLYNN & BERKA, sew-mill 

Heffron A, blacksmith 

Hurd B M, ‘feed store 

Lentz & Heffron, blacksmiths 

LYON WL & CO, general merchan- 

ise 

McCaffrey J, butcher 

McCaughey & Co, general merchandise 

Meeker S.A, carpenter and joiner 

Pau L, ‘liquors 

Pere L, saloon 

Smith.O H, bootmaker 

Somers J & McAllister, blacksmiths 

Sutton ——, carpenter 

Taylor W F, livery stable 

Truesdale ——, plasterer and bricklayer 

Vennucia A, hotel 

Wheelock ——, notary public, insur- 
ance agt, fruits, tobacco and hardware 

Wooley J A, physician 


OCEAN VIEW. 


San Francisco County. A post, ex- 
press and telegraph office. A small 
village, situated 6 miles from the City 
Hall of San Francisco, on the line of 
Southern Pacific R. R., and 3 miles 
from the Pacitic Ocean. Population 
600. 

Bootz A, hotel 

CALDWELL JULIA A, postmistress 
and dry goods 

McDonald Thos, groceries 

Murphy & Co, groceries 

Murphy Delia, general merchandise 

Wolf E, groceries 


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OCEAN VIEW. 


Sonoma County. Post-office Smith’s 
Ranch; 18 miles by stage from Dun- 
can’s Mills. 


Johnson J P, hotel 


OJAI VALLEY. 


VENTURA County. See Nordhoilf. 
OLANCHA. 
Inyo Country. <A post-office, on the 


road between the R. R. and county 
seat of Inyo County. Population 50. 


ALKEN WM, general merchandise, 
stage station, blacksmith and post- 
master. 


OLD TOWN. 


San Ditco County. See ‘North San 
Diego. 


OLEANDER. 


Fresno County. A post-office, 74 miles 
from Fresno City. 


Baldwin M M, postmaster and vine- 
yardist 

Beesley C A, gen mdse and vineyardist 

Briggs G G, propr Washington Irrigated 

vlony and vineyardist 

Gates P, physician and frait-grower 

North Edward, well-borer 

NORTH J W, general agent Washing- 
ton Irrigated Colony and fruit-grower 


OLEMA. 


Marin County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, situated about 18 
miles northwest of San Rafael and 
two miles from Olema Station, on the 
North Pacitic Coast R. R,, from which 
@ wagon runs daily to convey passen- 
gers. Population 120, 


Adams Jerry, general merchandise 

CRANDELL W 0 L, general. mer- 
chandise and postmaster 

Friedlander Wm, general merchandise 

Garcia Juan, butcher 

Haag Fred, bootmaker 

Hewitt Geo, hotel 

Miller Frank, blacksmith 

Nelson & Friedlander, agt W, F & Co’s 
Express 

Nelson John, hotel and livery stable 

Olstead S, stoves, etc 

Pullen Bros, butchers 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, “eter Piece siocis oak rinuk and Fimber. 


OLEMA STATION. 


Marin County. Post-office Olema. Sit- 
uated 2 miles from Olema. 


Shine T, agt W, F & Co’s Express 


OLIMPO. 


Co.usa County. A post-office, 50 miles 
northwest of Colusa, 28 miles by stage 
west of Chico and 7 miles northwest 
of Orland. Population 50. 


Beermar. A, general merchandise and 
postmaster 

Bennet James, blacksmith 

UNGER PHIL F, book-keeper for A 


Beerman 


OLETA. 


Amapor County. A post and express 
office, distant from Sacramento 48 
miles, from which it is reached via 
Amador Branch of the Central Pacific 
Ruilroad, 18 miles from Jackson, on 
the Oleta and Plymouth Stage Road. 
It has a population of abuut 300. 
Mining is the chief pursuit engaged 
in by the residents. The mines in 
the vicinity yield well. 


Addington D M, physician 

Atkinson Chas & Bro, livery stable 

Barnhise] ——, express 

Bloom §S, carpenter and builder 

Bradner E H, teacher 

Brothers J F, blacksmith 

Chetham H, saloon 

Cooledge 8, justice of peace and saloon 

Farnham H C, lumber 

Fosters’ Hotel 

Gombut A, saloon 

Head J R, general merchandise 

Knapp F W, general merchandise 

Lind C E, bootmaker 

Lurinton C A, ditch-owner 

Pigeon Alfred, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Schallhorn Christopher, wagonmaker 

Schroder Henry, brewery 

Sloat E A, bootmaker 

Townsend Mrs E, hotel . 

Uhlinger Bros, vineyard and winery 

Voto Mrs M, hotel 

WIGHT R B, druggist, postmaster, 
agent Wells, Fargo & Co and notary 
public 


Yates Hawley, constable 


OMEGA. 


Nevapa County. Is 2) miles east of 


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Nevada City and 9 miles from Emi- 
grant Gap, the nearest railroad station. 


BRANDON W H, postmaster and gen- 


eral merchandise. 


ONION VALLEY. 


Piomas Counry. 
Hersem A, hotel 


OPHIR. 


Pracer County. A post-office. Situ- 
ated in a beautiful basin in the foot- 
hills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, 
about 3 miles west of Auburn, the 
county seat, 2 miles from Newcastle 
by stage. Its support is derived princi- 
pally from the mining interest. Its 
population is estimated at 400. 


Carney Francis, quartz-mill 

Choate Moses, liquors and gen mdse 

Enig Peter, stone mason 

Gillmore Mrs, saloon 

HATHAWAY WELCOME, post- 
muster, watchmaker and jeweler 

Hutchinson John, boarding-house 

Hutchinson Mrs W L, saloon 

Kittlers Mrs E, boarding-honse 

Laveller & Hanson, quartz-mill 

Leavitt C H, hotel 

Lineger M D, car~'r*-> 

Merrow W C, bl. 
maker 

Michels Mrs Caruiini, saloon 

Moore James, attorney-at-law and 
notary public 

Oliver James, millwright 

peo a & Hawkins, quartz mine and 
mi 

Peck. Rev N R, clergyman (Methodist) 

Peterson Chas, mechanic 

Pillow Wm, boarding-house 

Reeler Orange, bootinaker 

Rhoads Daniel, butcher 

Rittinger —, blacksmith 

Robinson S, painter 

St. Patrick Quartz Mine and Mill 

Stables & Hathaway, gen mdse 

Sutton VD, blacksmith 


ORANGE. 


Los ANGELES County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, ou the Sonthern 
Pacific z R. (Wilmington and San 
Diego Division), 2 miles from Santa 
Ana. 


ANDERSON JW, hotel and land agt, 
herdware and a ricultural implements 
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sh and wagon- 


JESSE H, geueral merchan- 


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Beach Chas, nurseryman 

Forsyth W B, groceries 

Haywards D C, nursery 

Hunt W B, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Nixon Rev W, clergyman (Methodist) 

Parker Bros, nurserymen 

Pixley D Openers! merchandise 

Rubottom W L, blacksmith 

Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Co 

Turner Isaac W, postmaster 

Wright Bros, nurserymen 


OREGON GULCH. 


Butre County. Post-office Oroville, 


TEBBEN E, general merchandise 
OREGON HILL. 


Yusa County. Post-office Bullard's 
Bar; 35 miles northeast of Marysville. 


BAXTER JOHN, general merchandisc 


McUann Stephen, saloon 
Prewit T C, hotel 


OREGON HOUSE. 


Yupa County, A post-otfice, located 
23 miles northeast of Marysville, 
reached by stage. It is the post- 
office for a large mining and lumber- 
ing district. 

Housh George P, hotel 

JOHNSON G W, general merchandise 
aud postmaster 

Morris A, blacksmith 


ORLAND. 
Cotusa County. A post and express 
offive, 45 miles north west of Co'usa, on 
the south bank of Stony Creek, on the 


California Pacific R. R., 32 miles from 
Maxwell. 


Barnheart James, bootmaker 

Bashove Wallace, notions 

Bolton Mrs, restaurant 

Brinton T J, justice of peace 

Brinton T J & Co, druggists 

Brown David, livery stable 

Burley Chas B, barber 

Burley & Jackson, barbers 

Clark J A, attorney-at-law 

Connolly Thomas, harness and saddles 
Crothers John, saloon 

Crothers R W, saloon 

Duncan R B, physician 

Dunwiddie Bros, saloon 

FREEMAN FRANK, publisher “‘Or- 


land ‘limes”’ 


CONKLIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


PRISON CELLS, we: St25"itain trees, ss GALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


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» ALSO WHITENING. 333 TTLEh ol. 0. F. 


CONKLIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING 


Streets, S. F. 


POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgome 


rey § HENRY P, postmaster and 


Freeman G W & Co, hardware 

Gardner ——-, dentist 

Glover A W, jeweler 

Green O H, bakery and restaurant 

Griffith & Norton, blacksmiths 

Hales W T, hotel 

Heaton A, saddler and harncssmaker 

wee CE&D A, millinery and fancy 
goods 

Hulbert Isaiah, attorney-at-law 

James Joseph, saloon 

Lebourveau J F°& Bro, contractors, 
builders, and undertakers 

Leverbeau Bros, contractors and build- 


ers 

Lewis Mrs, hotel 

Loga Anderson D & Co, warehouse 

Lovelace A S, physician 

Mehl & Lunz, bootmakers 

Michel J & Co, general merchandise, 
and agt W, F & Co 

Muth A M, hotel 

Nelson Thomas P, bootmaker 

Nicholls ‘Thomas, attorney-at-law aad 
notary public 

Ni-hols Elijah, postmaster 

“ORLAND TIMES,” Frank Freeman 
publisher 

PAPST A & BRO, general merchandise 

Pool UC B, wagonmaker 

sl ta Otto & Co, general merchan- 
dise 

Sanders H B, justice of peace 

Sanders & Nichols, painters 

Thurston Wm, physician 

Vincent F O, physician 

Ward Rev J M, clergyman (Methodist) 

Williams A, butcher 

Williams & Mason, butchers 

Winney 0, blacksmith 

Work Miss E. hotel 

Yocum Geo W, constable 


ORLEANS. 


Humpotpr Cuunty. A_ post-office, 
reached by stage with difficulty via 
Shasta, on the California and Oregon 
Coast Overlund Stage Route, and 
Trinidad, on the sea coast. It is a 
miuing town, 


Aber Mrs E A, hotel 

Brizava H, general merchandise 
Graham J W, saw-mill 

Lord Wm, general merchandise 
Pearch J A, saw-mill 
Vanzandt ——, blacksmith 
Wilder H, wine mfr 


boarding-house 


California—Orland-Oroville. 


Spear &¢., 


ORO FINO. 


Sisktyou Country. A post-office, 24 
miles southwest of Yreka, and 103 
miles by stage northwest of Redding. 
Hobart H, blacksmith 

STARR DANIEL, postmaster 
§, general merchandise 
Wilson Miss F S & Co, general mer- 
chandise 


OROVILLE 


Burre Country. A post, express and 
telegraph office, 28 miles north of 
Marysville, and on the east bank of 
_ the Feather River. 

It is the terminus of the California 
Northern R. R., nest.ing in the foot- 
hills of the Sierras, and surrounded b 
a country as rich in scenio features as it 
isin minerals. It draws a great vol- 
ume of trade from the two industries 
of mining and agriculture—the eastern: 
portion of the county paying tribute ia 
the golden treasures of the quartz ledge 
and the gravel bed, while the west 
ours in her wealth of grain and fruit. 
tis the point from which stages and 
freight wagons leave for all parts of the 
mountains, and the trade of the various 
sections thus tapped, renders the town 
a continual scene of bustle and enter- 
prise. 


Abbott A F, real estate broker 

Adams Rev J W, clergyman (Congrega- 

tional) 

Anthony Bros, barbers 

Anthony Henry, pianos and organs 

Anthony Max, marble works 

Appleton John, clergyman (Methodist) 

Bell H ©, groceries and provisions 

Benussi L, fruits, vegetables and varie- 

ties 

Big Bend Tunnel and Mining Co, R V 

ierce pres 

Bird Henry, undertaker 

Bliss W Y, justice of the peace 

Bowers W_ N, searcher of records 

BOYNTON S§ §, candy factory and va- 

rieties 

Braden James M, furniture, auction and 

commission business 

Brandt Chas D, furniture and beddin 

Brock & Taber, hardware, stoves an 
crockery : 

Bruce J D, tailoi 

Burt J M, attorney-at-law and notary 

public 

Burt, Turner & Hamilton, attorneys- 

at-law 


“BUTTE COUNTY ‘REGISTER,” 
Wm Sharky proprietor. 


OO JONVUNSNINNS HIN IUSM 


SISHGY HOIHM °° 


*[LdWOUd SASSOT SLY SAVE ONY 


PARDWOOD LUMBER, Mor PROS, 32S Mota and 13 4 ta pear 


q 736 
WELL HH, MD (successor to | Hilton Daniel, supt Oroville Lumber Co 
r P BM Miller), surgeon, room 1, + a J_H, photograph gallery 
Ostroski’s Block Holmes John, saloon 
Callow & Stevens, livery stables Hook and Ladder Company No 1, C 


Chickering S G, bill poster Sanduskey chief 
8$Q A, proprietor U S Sta- | Hoops L W, propr U S Hotel 
bles, hay “nd feed yard and harness- | Hose Cart No 1 and 2, A P Me. mgr 
Howard Amos, watches and jewelry 


shop 
Congregational Church, Rev Mr Adams | Hundley P O, superior judge 


Sa ore wex 


pastor Jenkins T J, physician and surgeon 
Cooper Maggie, private school Johnson Thomas, saloon 
Dawson J A, physician and surgeon Jones A F (Gale & Jones), attorney-at- 
DeLancie R, county treasurer law 


DERMOTT MRS WM, proprietor | Kursner J H, physician 
Mercury” Kingdon Wm, bootmaker 
DRESS WILL D, manager “‘Oro- | Knowlton A L, county surveyor 
ville Daily Morning News ’”’ Kroeg: r Fred, Ophir Market 
Elliott Mra W M, millinery and dress- | Kusel E A, Golden Rule Bazaar 
making Leanord J P, justice of the peace, no- 
Enslow O M, surveyor and civilengineer | tary public and searcher of records 
Ephraim B, dry goods and clothing Leech Wm, saloon 
EVANS MRS B H, proprietor ““Oro- | Lott C F, attorney-at-law 
' Lumpkin Mill Co, Farnham & Chappell 


3 
ville Daily Express 
FAIRCHILDS D, publisher ‘“‘Week- | Marks B & Co, dry goods and clothing : 
: 
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ly Mercury” Marks Joe, cigars, stationery, etc, and 
Ferguson James A, hairdresser insurance agt 
Fogg E W, cashier Rideout, Smith & | Martin J A, bootmaking 
‘0, bankers Martin W F, saloon 
FOGG & PERKINS, general insurance | MATHEW/S C C & CO,GEOPS 
ents, office in Bank McClellan sam, county assessor 
Ford T L, searcher of records McDermott A, druggist 
Franklin Royal Arch Chapter, No 20, | McLaughlin Frank, pres and vice-pres 
Join C Gray H P Miocene Mining Co 
Freer L D, notary public Miller Fred W, restaurant 
Freer Peter, saloon Miller Geo A, blacksmith and wagon- 
DN. hotel maker 
Friesleben J, boots and shoes 


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Frischholz M, bootmaker York, F McLaugtlin vice-president, 


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| Gale & Jones (John Gale and A F'| Mitchell J K, county administrator and 
ia Jones), attorneys-at-law coroner 
i £] Gale John (Gale & Jones), district at-| Mitchell Mrs J K, millinery and dress- 
pO N is torney makin . 
7 7 A Gerst Geo, brewery Ophir Saloon, S S Simons propr 
4 Goldstein A, dry goods and clothing Oroville & Bixge Stage Line, J D Finni- g 
w 4 *! Goldstein N, dry goods and clothing cum propr, J Bean agt 
a | ae Granger L C, attorney-at-law and com- | Oroville & Cherokee Stage Line, Sim | 6° 
Hil ia missioner of court Garber propr, J Bean agt a 
Th Gray B D, sagerriene Oroville & Chico Stage Line, J D Finni- | 8 & 
oq ‘ Gray James C, hardware, stoves and| cum wire J Bean r a» 
a i O} ,, crockery “OROVILLE DAILY MORNING ea 
a | i Gray & Sexton, attorneys-at-law and NEWS,” Will D Dressler manager ; q! 
fy notaries public “OROVILLE DAILY EXPRESS,” | & 
aia Green James, county clerk Mis B H Evans proprietor 
Jn Halstead E A, harness and saddlery Oroville Encampment, No 22, IO OF, 23 
AR i Hammond & Wilson, Susanville and} Louis I Ostroski C P 5 
a Oroville stage lines Oroville F!our Mill Co " 
a ; <q Hancock George, hay and grain Oroville Gas Co, H G Dorsh supé > 
4 j HARKNESS 2D, bookkeeper for Mio- | Oroville & La Porte Stage Line, F N 
a8 cene Mining Co Morse propr, J Bean agt = 
Bila Hecker Fred, boots and shoes Oroville e, No 103, F & A M, R De 3° 
4 ; Heintz Thibaud, saloon Lancie wM, meets Saturday nights | 5 
4 Hewitt Fred H, photographer Oroville Lodge, No 59,1 O00 F, Geo E r) 
i Higgins Edward, Oroville Soda Works' Carman G, meets Monday nights | & 


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Oroville Lumber Co, 8 C Farnham propr, 
Daniel Hilton supt 

Oroville & Princeton Stage Line, Sim 
Garber propr, J Bean agt 

Oroville Public Schovl, fF A Peach, 
principal! 

Oroville, Quincy, Greenville and Pratt- 
ville Stage Line, A Halstead propr, 
J Bean agt 

Groville and Susanville Stage Line, 
Hamilton & Wilson a rs 

Oroville Water Mill Co, J J Smith, R 
Parker and John Ward proprs 

Oroville Water Co, J J Smith, R Parker, 
N D Rideout and D N Friesleben 

Osgood Gardner, county recorder and 
auditor 

Ostroski L I & Co, dry goods and cloth- 


ng 
Parker Ralzemond, druggist 
Parkes J V, constable and collector 
Patten E A, wuder sherift 
Peir H, merchant tailor 


PERKINS & CO, wholesale and re- 
tail grocers 

Peters Geo, butcher 

Peters & Strover, city market 

Peterson Nis, painter 

Preston J R, livery stables and veterin- 
ary surgeon : 

Railroad House, —— Chamberlain 
propr 

Read W S, dentist 

Reardan & Freer, attorneys-at-law 

Rebscher Jacob, wholesale and retail 
wines and liquors 

Richards J H, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Reece Thos W, civil engineer 

Reich G A, bakery 

Reyman Marcus, cigars and tobacco 


RIDEOUT, SMITH & CO, bankers, 
E W Fogg cashier, cor Montgomery 
and Myers 

Ross Wim R, horseshoeing 

Russell Benj, stock raiser 


ST NICHOLAS RESTAURANT 


AND OYSTER HOUSE, Fred W 
Miller proprietor 

St Sure Charles, groceries and wool mer- 
chant 

Schneider Wm, saloon and ice-dealer 

Sharkey Wm, postmaster 

Shu John A, bootmaker 

Sibley F W, contractor and builder 

Silverstein I, cigars and tobacco 

Simon SS, barber and saloon 

Sir Knights, Oroville Commandery, No 
5, D Perkins E C, ineets second 
and fourih Wednesdays 

Smith R W, news depot and W U Tel 
oie 

Snow J, saloon 


SOVEREIGN G W, funeral director, 
ery bag (4 


Sparks 

ner 
Sparks M T, carpenter and builder 
Sprague F A, sheriff 


SPRINGER GEORGE B, carriage fac- 
tory, generul blacksmith and horse- 
shoer (see adv) 

Stathopolis E, palace restaurant 

Strover F, butcher 

Table Mountain Council, No 43, O C T, 
C C Sodowki, C C 


rs M H, dressmaker and mil- 


The BO C’s Free Keading Room, Miss. 


Carrie Sexton pres 


“THE WEEKLY MERCURY,” 
Mrs Wm De Mott proprietor 

Topping Will, varieties and ice’ cream 

Treasure Bx Mining Co, F McLaugh- 
lin general ingr 

Tribby G W, gunsmith 

Turner J W, attorney-at-law . 

UNION HOTEL, D N_ [Friesleben 
proprietor, Montgomery 

U§ HAY YARD, STABLE AND 
HARNESS SHOP, \ A Clements 
pre»rictor 

US Hotel, Louis Hoops prupr 

Wagner E W, mining supt 

Wagner 8S, jewelry and fancy goods 

Ward John, supervisor 

Washburn W A, county coroner and 
administrator 

Wasley D W, dentist 

Webster LL, merchant tailor 

“WEEKLY MERCURY,” MD 
Fairchilds publisher 

Weimer Fred, saloon 

WELLS, FARGO & CO, Rideout, 
Smith & Co agents, E W Fogg man- 
ager, cor Montgomery and Meyers 

Weyman Henry, saloon 

Whiting Dwight, real estate 

Wilcox C H, ast CNRR 

Williams & Sibley, blacksmiths and 
wagonmakers 

Williams W H, supervisor 

Wilson J M, supervisor 

Wood Jesse, county supt public schools 

Worthing Nathan, saloon 

Zambellich Nichols, saloon 


GEO. B. SPRINGER, 


Red Front Carriage and Black- 
smith Shop, 


Huntoon Street, Oroville, Cal. 


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Carriages and Wagons for sale and made to 
order on short notice. 

Horseshoeiny, Plain Work and all kinds of Job- 
bing promptly attended to. 


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NORCROSS & CO., Masonic Temple, 


No. 6 Post Street, San Francisco. 


California—Osgood—Pages. 


OSGOOD. 


San Dreao County. A'‘post-office, about 
7 miles from San Luis Rey. 


ORMSBY E, justice of the peace 
Stanwood John R, genera) merchandise 


PACHECO. 


Contra Costa County. A post, express 
and telegraph « ffice, 5 miles south and 
inland from Martinez, and is connect- 
ed with it by a daily stage line. It is 
the center of a rich agricultural coun- 
try, and possesses a genial climate. 
Population about 500. 


ANGELO R (Bonzagni & Co) 

Bartnett D G, blacksmith and wegon- 
maker 

BONZAGNI & CO (M Bonzagni and R 
Angelo), Excelsior Soda Works, new- 
ly ertablished, and our Soda manu- 
factured here is iar superior to other 
manufacturers 

BONZAGNI M, saloon 

BRUYERE MitS M, Pacheco Restau- 
rant 

Dunkel B, general merchandise 


EXCELSIOR 


SODA WORKS 


PACHECO, 
Contra Costa County, Cal. 
All products of these works are mann- 
factured from pure Artesian water thus 


making a superior article of Soda, Sar- 
saparilla, Ginger Ale, Cider, etc. 


M. BONZAGNI & CoO., 


Proprietors. 


JOHN CAMBS, 


DEALER IN 


General Merchandise, 
PACHECO, 
Contra Costa County, Cal. 


Dry and Fancy Goods, Groceries, Hardware, 
Crockery, Glass Ware, Hats, Boots and 
Shoes, Oils, Paints, Drugs and 
Medicines. 

Agent for Wells, Fargo & Co., and Office of 
Contra Costa ‘‘elephone Co, 


PAGES. 


Piacer Country. Post-office Auburn. 


Atwood N, farmer 
Bell O A, farmer and miner 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, 


Ea le Hotel, Charles W Pick propr 

English W B, county supervisor 

Forgett I, barber 

GAMBS JOHN, general merchandise, 
agent Wells, Fargo & Co and operator 
Contra Costa County Telephone Co 

Harding J F, justice of the peace 

Hartmann C F, saloon 

Hemming R B, constable 

Johnston Thos, painter 

Levy A I, general merchandise 

Levy A J, dry goods 

Perry S J, harnessmaker 

Pick Charles W, propr Eagle Hotel 

Pons Mrs C M, restaurant 

RCWLEY H A, general merchandise, 
watchmaker, jeweler and postmaster 

Russi & Wagner (Geo Russi and Peter 
Wagner), flour-mills 

STANDISH MACHINE. WORKS, 
S Standish proprietor - 

STANDISH §, machinist 

Wells C H, saloon 

White J W, wheelwright 

WIGGINS GEORGE, stoves, tinware, 
hardware, pumps, well boring, iron 
tanks and crockery 

Woodford Charles, livery stable 


STANDISH 


Machine Works, 


PACHECO, CAL. 


Manufacture 
Cleaners, Derricks, Flevators, Self-Feed- 
ers, Windmills, Pumps, Cylinder 
Teeth, etc. 
Standish’s Improved Windmill, 
. @ Specialty. 
All kinds of Jobbing done Promptly. 
S. STANDISH, Prop’r. 


GEORGE WIGGINS, 
Stoves, Tin Ware, 


HARDWARE, 
Pumps and Well Boring 
and tron Tanks, 
CROCKERY AND LAMPS, 
PACHECO, 


Contra Costa County, Cal. 


Burns R, farmer 
Crosby B, farmer 
Dependens F, farmer 
Duryer C G, farmer 


Gardner George, farmer 


Manufacturcrs all kinds IRON WORK, 
227 Main Strect, San Francisce. 


CONKLIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST.,S. FE. 


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Hands Wm, farmer 
Hans James, farmer 
Hayes Silas, farmer 
Heenan James, miner - 
McCarty Mat, farmer 
Monaghan Jas, farmer 
Neely John, farmer 
O'Brien B N, farmer 
Page J J, farmer 
PAGE W &J J, farmers 
Smith A J, farmer 

Still W V, carpenter 
Wells Joseph, farmer 
Wilkinson W, miner 
Wilson H, farmer 


PAGUAY. 
San Dieco County. Post-office Weed. 


Dodson N H, general merchandise 
Gilbert C G, farmer 


PAICINES. 


San Benito Country. A post-office, 12 
miles south of Hollister; popula- 
tion 50. 


McPHAIL BROS, general merchandise MY 


Ouderkirk I, blacksmith 
Palmtag Wm, saloon 


PAJARO. 


Mosterey County. A post and _ tele- 
raph office, on the Southern Pacitic 
2. K., 1 mile from Watsonville, being 
the junction of the above-named road 
and the narrow guage road running 
to Santa Cruz. The Watsonville 
Lumbering Company has an office at 
this place. 


BAKKER J R, proprietor Railroad 
Exchange Saloon 

Baldwin Mrs J M, hotel 

Baldwin J M, saloon 

Carey Dennis, hotel 

Chalmers Alexander B, planing-mills 

Dillon & Baldwin (A Dillor and ‘Thos 
Baldwin), hotel : 

Ketchum M L, justice of peace 


?fauk Frank, agt SP RR andS C RR} 


PAYNE JS, dry goods, clothing, and 
notary public 

KAILROAD EXCHANGE, aloon, 
J R Bakker proprietor 

Watsonville Mill and Lumber Co 

West Henry E, constable 


PALA. 


San Drreco County. A portation 23 
miles northeast of San Luis Rey. 


PIONEER IRON WORKS, “Gscscitetea iad eez Matasereet.@ m. 


Crombie Li J, justice of peace 
Fairchilds C, general merchandise 
Giddens J, constable 
Goldbaum Simon, 
Hicks J V, constable 
Jones § A, general merchandise 

Munn 8, general merchandise 

Ormsby E, justice of peace 

Riche Uhas, general merchandise 

Sholf Louis, general merchandise 
Stonwood J K, goneral merchandise 
bs LH, deputy clerk and attorney-at- 


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VEAL WM, general merchandise 


PANAMA. 


Kern Covunry. 
O’Hare P, cuunty supervisor 


PANOCHE. 


Fresno County, A_ post-office, 13 
miles southeast of Emmett. Popu- 
lation 420, 


BAUM ISAAC, assistant postmaster 
Keith ES, blacksmith 

ER » hotel, general mer- 
chandise, and postmaster 
Reynolds E.A, hvtel and saloon 


PARADISE. 


Burre County. A post-office, on the 
road to Susanville, 20 miles northwest 
of Oroville, the county seat. Farm- 
ing is engaged in, anda great quantity 
of fine fruit is raised annually. The 
mail arrives three times a week. Popu- 
lation 300. 


Chapman Wn, general merchandise 

Edge Mathew, postmaster 

Hyde Henry, hotel aud feed yard 

Marsh E, saw-mill 

Miller Geo F 

Protor Doddiidge C, postmaster 

Perkins & (o, saw-mill 

Strong Charles A, deputy postmaster, 
and wood merchant 


PARADISE. 
STANISLAUS Cousty. 


KNOWLES & SON, flour-mills 


PARAISO SPRINGS. 


Monterey Counry. A post and ex- 
press office, situated near terminus ot 
the Southern Pacitic R. R. (Northern 
Division). 


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PASADENA. 


Los AncELEs County. A _ post-office, 
9 miles northeast of Los Angeles, by 
stage. Population 400. 


Baber Rev, pastor Presbyterian Church 

Baker J H, blacksmith 

Bangs Mrs, propr Arroyo Vista Hotel 

Blattenburg J, carpenter and builder 

Boggs & Bipley, carpenters 

Bristol A O, rvad overseer 

Clark B O, nurseryman 

eet ite R W C, clergyman (Metlio- 
ist 

Gano P, surveyor 

Giddings J R & G, well-diggers 

Harry Wn, orchardist 

Hayes E, general merchandise 


HOLLINGSWORTH AS, orchardist 

Jewett S P, surveyor 

Lowe F H, orchardist 

Radebaugh J M, physician 

Ridgway H, carpenter 

Wakely W, tinner 

Wallice Joseph, propr fruit cannery 

Watson W G, butcher 

Williams R, job printer 

Williams R & Co, provisions, gen mdse 
and postmaster 

Youngclaus J D, bootmaker 


PASKENTA. 


TEHAMA County. A post-office, 30 miles 
by stage southwest of Tehama; popu- 
lation 200. 

BEALL ALFRED, hotel, general mer- 
chandise and post naster 

Beall David, wagonmaker 

Blackbern Charles, blacksmith 

Finnessy Jerry, blacksmith 

Flournoy G H, justice of the peace 

James J B, hotel 

James Mack, saloon 

James Wm M, saloon 

McJames Wn, saloon 

Mitchell D C, ste-!c-raiser 

Owens & Williams, stock-raisers 

Senter KE, justice of the peace 


SHELTON JAMES, general merchan- 
dise 

Shelton S, general merchandise 

Uhl Mrs H, hotel 

Whillock J R, blacksmith 

Wright & Martin, stock-raisers 

Youree F W, saloon 


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PASO ROBLES. 


San Luis Ostspo County. A post, ex- 
press and telegraph office, reached 
via Southern Pacific R. R. and con- 
necting stage:lines; 30 miles north of 
San Luis Obispo. 

Barger D E, physician 

Blackburn Bros & James (D D and J 
H Blackburn and D W James), proprs 


Sulphur Springs 
DUNN P H, general merchandise, post- 
master, notary public, agent Wells, 


Fargo & Co, stage and steamer agent 
and physician 
Goldworthy I, supt Josephine Q § Mine 
Grandstaff J B, biacksmith 
Jones James, farmer 
Thomas Rev FS. clergyman (Methodist) 


PATTERSON. 


NeEvapa County. A post-office, north of 
Nevada City 17 miles. 


Banks & Ramsdell, butchers 
Bray Michael, bootmaker 
Hall J G, hotel 


MORGAN HENRY, postmaster 
MORGAN JAMES L, general mer- 
chandise 


Mosten J J, hotel 
Vaughn J W, blacksmith 


PEACH TREE. 


MontTeREY County. A post-office, 55 
miles southeast of Tres Pinos, by 
stage. 


Goldwater & Co, general merchandise 

Griswold Wn, justice of the peace 

Landrum M L, postmaster and collect- 
ing agent 

McLaughlin F X, physician 

Modie L B & C (, hotel 

Utzerath John, constable 


PEARSON SPRINGS. 


LakE County. Post-office Upper Lake; 
46 miles by stage from Cloverdale. 


Wright ——, propr Pearson Springs 


PENNINGTON.. 


Surrer Country, A post-office, 9 miles 
from Gridley. 


Bruse & Andrews, blacksmiths 

Bruse & Britton, general merchandise 
Edmonds J F, harnessmaker 

Moore J E, d uygist 

Seas B B, saloon 


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PENRYN. 


Pacer County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, on the Central Pa- 
cific R. R., 23 miles northeast of Sac- 
ramento and 8 miles southwest of Au- 
burn; population 250. 


Adams Samuel, saloon 

Barter Wm, blacksmith 

Blanchard John, barber 

Dougherty A, blacksmith 

Drynan Alex, butcher 

Grant E, hotel 

Gregory J H, produce 

Griffith G, granite quarries, marble 
works and general merchandise 

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HOLDER JOHN, agent Wells, Fargo: 
& Co, manager Western Union Tele- 
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HOLDER & SON, general merchandise 

HOLDER W F, postmaster 

Hughes J J, general merchandise 

eh J H, assessor revenue district 

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Pascoe W, saloon 

Peterson Jas, saloon 

Puffer W H, blacksmith 

Robinson Wm, supt Chicago Gold Mine 

Wells John, boarding-house 

Wheeler W H, lijuors 

Williamson & Co, nursery 


PENTZ. 
Butre County. A post-office, 12 miles 


north of Oroville by stage; popula- 
tion 75. 


ANSEL J W, assistant postmaster 

Buffington J B, general merchandise 

Burt Aaron, blacksmith 

Cory Frank, liquors 

Curtis J oseph, i — 

Goodspeed T V, school teacher 

Green Robert, bookkeeper Oroville Lum- 
ber Co 

Hastings A L, blacksmith 

Hilton D, supt Oroville Lumber Co’s 
Dum 

Hilton iilihu, engineer 

HORN FRED, wheelwright 

Lewis George, mechanic 

Parish A, limeburner 

Patterson 8, mechanic 

PENCE W M, hotelkeeper, farmer and 
postmaster 

Van Ness James, wheelwright 


PEPPERWOOD BOTTOM. 


Humsoupr Country. 


Greenlaw J, hotel 
Wazleton L, hotel and farmer 


Sacramento Country. Post - office 
Brighton. A. stution on the Sacra- 
mento & Placerville R. R., 64 miles 


from Sacraments, and 1 mile from 
Brigl. son. 


Perkins T S, general merchandise 
Pugh S dH, saloon i 


PESCADERO 


San Mateo County. A post, express 
and telegraph citice, situated on the 
Cvast, 38 miles from San Francisco, 
and 38 miles from Santa Cruz, by 
Coast line. It is reached by Taft & 
Garretson’s stages from San Mateo, 
30 miles distant. The overland ride 
is a pleasant one, beiny over excellent 
roads and made in quick time, in con- 
etant view of Old Ocean. The quiet 
character of the town, and its shel- 
tered position, within easy distance of 
the sea beach, make it a favorite 
resort. 


Beatty B F, physician 

Benner H W, barber shop 

Brouse P Andrew, livery stabie 

CEREGHINO & DEBEINEDETTI 
(Giuseppe Cereghino and Giuseppe 
Debenedetti), general merchandise 

CEREGHINO GIUSEPPE (Cereghino 
& Debenedetti) 

Cumins M, constable 

D ETTI GIUSEPPE (Cereg- 
hino & Debenedetti) 

GARRETSON JOHN, general mer- 
chandise, agent Western Union Tel Co 
and Wells, Fargo & Co, and proprietor 
San Mateo and Pescadero Stage Line 

Goulson John, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Hamilton James A & Co, freight line 

HUGHES J H, general merchandise 

Koster Frederic, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Lues Joseph, dry goods and groceries 

Mountovaldo John, saloon 

Roe & Petterson (‘Timothy Roe and C A 
Petterson), butcher sho 

Stryker P G, Pescadero House 

SWANTON C W, proprietor Swanton 


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TAFT ANDREW (Taft & Garretson) 

TAFT & GARRETSON (Andrew 
Taft and J Garretson), proprietors 
San Mateo and Pescadero Stage Line 

Thompson A P, general merchandise 


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Thompson W J, justice of peace 

Tufly John, flouring-mill 

Williamson J C, postmaster 

Wonfor James, bootmaker 

Woodward S M, clergyman (Methodist) 


: PETALUMA. 


Sonoma County. A post, express and 
telegreph office, on the San Francisco 
and North Pacific R. R., 15 miles 
from Sauta Rosa. Population about 


It is one of the most healthful towns 
of the State, and is situated about 37 
miles northwest of San Francisco, at 
the head of navigation on Petaluma 
Creek. The town is in a very flourish- 
ing condition, owing much to its favor- 
able situation, being accessible both by 
rail and water. Manufactories sre 
numersus, The ‘country round about 
makes this its market for all kinds of 
dairy produce, and it certainly can lay 
good claim as one of the chiet entrepots 
or butter, cheese, poultry, eggs, etc. 
Having the advantage of location at the 
very head of navigation, and sur- 
rounded as it is with a country so rich 
in these products, it soon took the lead 
which it now holds, and is at this day 
one of the most flourishing of the in- 
land towns of California, The town is 
excellently laid out, the streets are well 
graded ; the public school and church 
facilities are ample for the inhabitants. 


Abrauam P, Narrow Guage Saloon 

Abraham & Holm (P Abraham and J 
Holm), liquors 

Adel Frank, coffee saloon 

OS (H S and Wm E Aiken), 

Blue Wing Sa'oou, Main 

AIKEN H § (Aiken Bros), Main 

AIKEN WM E (Aiken Bros), Main 

AMERICAN HOTEL, W B Matzen- 
bach proprietor, Main 

ARCADE SALOON, L Haubrich pro- 
prietor, 17 Western ave 

Atwater H H, cashier First National 
Gold Bank 

Ayers John, hairdresser and baths 

Badger G W, furniture, crockery, and 
general auctioneer 

Baldwin C T, cotlee saloon 

BANK OF SONOMA, Wm Hill pres- 
ident, EF Denman vice-president, J S 
Van Doren cashier, cor Main and 
Washington 

Bankrupt Sale, Shirek & Co (—— Shirek 
and P H Sweed), general dry goods 

Barnes Bros (J J and J K Barnes), horse- 
shoers 

Baruh J, city hack stable 


Baruh H, tobacco and cigars, fancy 


goods 
BAUER L, hardware and agricultural 
implements. 121 Main _ 
BEGGS & PERCIVAL, livery stable, 
cor Washington and Kentucky 
BEGGS T J (Beggs & Percival), cor 
Washington and Kentuck 
Berger M, mfr buck skin gloves, mer- 
chant tailor 
Bernhard I, general dry goods and 
clothing 
Blackburn Chas, undertaker 
Bliss Wm D, attorney-at-law 


BLUE WING SALOON, Aiken Bros 
proprietors, Main 

Bonanza Bazaar, W O Carothers 

BOWLES J M, vice-president 
luma Savings Bank, 39 Main 

Bowles J M & Sons (J M,S and B 
Bowles), Caiifornia Mills 

Bowles S (J M Bowles & Sons) 

Bowman W F, diaryman 

Brooklyn Hotel, Kelley Tighe propr 

Brown Daniel, capitalist 


BROWN W S, marble and granite 
works, 224 Main ; 
Brush Geo M, deputy sheriff 
Bryant & Perry (C G Bryant and AF 
Perry), butchers 
Buckius W L & Co (Wm L and W L 
Buckius), hardware, stoves and tin- 
ware 
BUCKIUS J J, stoves and tinware, 
plumbing and gasfitting, 17 Main 
Burgtorff C W, harness and saddlery 
Burling G W, cigars and tobacco 
BUTTER WORKER & BUTTER 
MOLDS, Hatch mgr, 26 Keller 
California Insurance Co, J T Houx agt 
California Mills, J M Bowles & Sons 
proprs 
Campbell Joseph, dry goods and clothing 
Cenepa L, agt Phenix Assurance of 
Loxdon 
Canepa L, agt Western Assurance Co 
of Toronty 
Canepa L & G, general merchandise 
Canevascini S J, livery sta: le 
Capitol Soda Works, 8 F Connolly 
Carothers W O, Bonanza Bazaar 
CARPENTER LF, pres Mutual Relief 
Association of Petaluma, cor Wash- 
ington and Kentucky 
Carpenter & Meyerholtz (LF Carpenter 
and Henry Meyerholtz), butchers 
Casey B, retail liquors 
Casxiday Samuel (Weston & Co) 
CAVANAGH JOHN, city recorder, 
Washington, East Petaluma 
CAVANAGH JOHN. redwood and 
Oregon Jumber, doors, windows and 
blinds, Washington, East Petaluma 


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CEREGHINO J (Soldate & Co), Wash- 


ington 

CHOPARD LOUIS, watches, clocks, 
silverware, etc, Main 

Christie J B, physician 

City Hack Stable, J Baruh propr 

City Hotel, J C Peavy prove 

City Livery Sale and Boarding Stable, 
§ J Canevascini propr 

CODDING G R, sec Mutual Relief 
Association of Petaluma, cor Wash- 
ington and Kentucky 

CODDING M M, sec Woman's Relief 
Association of Petaluma, 4th bet B 


and C 
Connolly B F, Soda Works 
Connolly B J, (B F Cox & Co) 
Conservatory of Music, Mrs A A Pea-. 
vey and Mise L I Putoam teachers 
Corbett J H, blacksmith 
CORLISS W B, house and sign painter 


and paperhanger, paints, oils and var- 


ni = Main 

COSMOPOLITAN FOTEL, Henry 
Matthies proprietor, Main 

Cowen Joseph A, bookbinder 

Cowen Philip, glassware, books and sta- 
tioner 

Cox B F& Co (B F Cox, J D Scott, BJ 
Connolly and Thos Kyle), draying 
and general express, wood and coal; 
office W, F & Co 

Cox & Fritsch (W E Cox and J Fritsch), 

ceries 

Crans J H, physician 

Davidson James, livery and sale stable 

De Montmorency Henry, restaurant 

DENMAN E, vice-president Bank of 
Sonoma, cor Main and Washington 

Dias Isaac, dentist 

Doehring Chas, bakery and confection- 


er 
Drees E E, country produce 
DRYDEN C C, agent Petaluma Trans- 
portation Company, foot of E 
Dunn Philip, fruits, vegetables and dai- 


ry produce 

“«BoHO” (The), Hoag & Holton pub- 
lishers 

Edelman G W, liquors 

Ellsworth & Wiswell (L Ellsworth and 
J A Wisweil), furniture, paints, oils, 


etc 
Engelhardt J, bootmaker 
Erwin N, grocer 
Eureka Saloon, Fred G1-hn propr 
Exchange Saloon, James Little propr 
FAIRBANKS D B, cashier Petaluma 

Savings Bank, 39 Main 

HT, president Petalu- 


ma Savings Bank, 39 Main 
FALKNER MH, secretary Sonoma 
and Marin Beneficial Association, 


Main 


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Fashion Saloon, G E Millett propr 

FARQUAR C5, attorney and notary 
public, Main 

Farren Thos, liquors 

Fine Joff, livery stable 

Firemans’ Fund Insurance Co, A B Hill 


agt 

First National Gold Bank of Petaluma, 
IG Wickersham pres, H H Atwater 
cashier 

Flohr M H, saddle-tree factory 

ba T J, attorney-at-law 

Gerckens & Hirn (H Gerckens and L 
Hirn), Union Hotel 

Germania Saloon, V Riedi propr 

GILBERT P B, assistant secretary 
Mutual Relief Association of Petalu- 
ma, cor Washington and Kentucky 

Gilbert T A, fancy goods and notions 

Glaha Fred, liquors 

Glass Philip, liquors 

Goldstein H, clothing and dry goods 

Gounsky J, tailor 

Grannel W H, bootmaker 

Graves Geo W, physician 

3reen Bros, dairymen 

GRIESS GEORGE, Sonoma Brewery, 
Western ave cor Upham and Stanley 

Gwin & Brainerd (J E Gwin and H P 
Brainerd), harness, saddles, etc 

Hale Bros & Co, dry and fancy goods 

Hall Bros, dairymen 

ae Rev RK L, clergyman (Metho- 

ist) 

Harris J W & Co(J W and W S Harris), 
stoves and tinware 

Haskell W B, attorney-at-law 

Haskins T J, crockery and musical in- 
struments 

HATCH C P, ~::nd mills and manu- 
facturer Allens’ Butter Worker and 
Butter Molds, 26 Keller 

HAUBRICH L, liquors, 17 Western 
ave 

Hedves W H, constable 

HENRIJES CHRIS, liquors, Main 

Henry A, agt Wells, Fargo & Co 

Hess Frederick, liquors 

Hill A B, agt Firemans’ Fund Ins Co 

HILL WM president Bank of Sonoma, 
cor Main and Washington 

HOAG & HOLTON (J W Hoag and M 
B Holton), publishers ‘The Echo ”’ 

Holm J, Narrow Guage Saloon 

Holmes Henry, carpet factory 

Hopes E, wagonmaker and blacksmith 

HOPKINS § J, Redwood and Oregon 
lumber, cor 3d gnd B 

Honx J T, warchouse and dealer in 
country produge and agt California 
Insurance Co 

Hunsaker Rev A‘L, clergyman (Mctho- 
dist) 

Jacobs Mrs A, dressmaker 


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JAMESON 8 E (Jameson & Ormsby), 
112 Main 

Johnson L J, horseshoer 

Joyce Martin, livery stable 

Kaempffman E W, cigars and tobacco 

Kahn M, liquors and cigars, wholesale 
and retail 

Karev G, boots and shoes 

Kelley Mrs A, millinery 

Kelley Chas A, groceries 

Killam A F, fruits and vegetables 

King N, justice of the peace 

Kubie Chas, tailor 

Kyle Thomas (BF Cox & Co) 

Lackie Mrs J, librarian public library 

Life, Fire and Accident Insurance Co, 
Geo C Young agt 

LIGHTNER JOHN S. Petaluma Steam 
Marble Works, 210 Main : 

Lippitt E S, attorney and notary public 

Little James, liquors 

Liverpool, London and Globe Insurance 
Co, P Cowen agt ; 

Lodge Mrs J D, mfr human hair 

Lodge J D, sewing machines of all kinds 

Looney R, windmills 

Lovejoy Geo E, dentist ; 

MAT ES H, Cosmopolitan Hotel, 
Main 

MATZENBACH W B, American Ho- 
tel, Main 

| MAUZY S H, boots, shoes, hats and 
caps, 41 Main 

L G, president Sonoma and Ma- 

rin Beneticial Association, Main 

Maynard Frank T, druggist 

McFarland D A, sec and gen agt Peta- 
luma Transportation Co 

McFarland T A, pres Petaluma Trans- 
portation Co 

McGuire T, druggist 

McNally & Clark (J W McNally and B 
Clark), blacksmiths : 

McNEAR GEO P, feed store, Main 


| McNEAR GEO P, Oriental Mills, 127 

Main 

_ McNEAR GEO P, wood and coal, cor 
3d and C 

McNEAR J A, warehouse, Washing- 
ton, East Petaluma 

McTaggart M Franklin, physician 

Merritt John, dealer in live stock 

Meyerholtz Henry (Carpenter & Meyer- 
holtz) 

Mill-tt G E, liquors 

Mitchell O K, groceries 

| Moller Richard, carpenter and cabinet- 


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Morrissey John, City Marble Works 

Munday M E C, supt of schools 

MUTUAL REL ASSOCIATION 
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resident, (+ R Codding secretary, cor 

Washington and Kentucky 

Naughton Bros (J F and H J Naughton), 
liquors 

Nay & Brooks (LG Nay and S Brooks), 
plan'ng-mills, sash, doors, blinds and 
general mill work 

Naylor Joseph, candy and confectionery 

Needham Festus, general merchandise 

Newburgh & Co (E Newburgh), dr 
goods, clothing and furnishing goo 

Nichols Mrs 8, physician 

O’Brien M, blacksmith 

O'Neill J, hurseshoer 

O’Reilly Martin, groceries 

ORIENTAL FFED STORE, Geo P 


McNear proprietor, Main 


ORIENTAL MILL, Geo P McNear 
‘vroprietor, 127 Main 

ORMSBY M P (Jameson & Ormsby), 
112 Main 

Oster & Rupp (H Oster and Geo Rupp), 
hairdressers 

Overholser A B, wholesale and retail 
butcher 

PAGE WILFRED, stock raiser 

Palace of Fashions, C M Phillips propr 

Palmer J A, harness and saddlery 


PALMER J M (Preston & Palmer), 
cor Washington and Main 

Pasquay Otto, barber 

Patty LH, physician 

Pearce Geo, attorney-at-law 

Peavy J C, hotel 

Peppers W H, nursery 

PERCIVAL W C (Beggs & Percival), 
cor Washington and Kentucky 

Perkins Chas O, dentist 

Perry A F (Bryant & Perry) 

Perry J A, contractor and builder 

PETALUMA BREWERY, Robu- 

son PA’ rietor, Main 

‘‘PETALUMA COURIER,” W F 
Shattuck proprietor, F W Shattuck 
editor, Main 


PETALUMA FOUNDRY AND 
MACHINE WORKS, W H Worth 
proprietor, 16-24 Keller near Wash- 
ington 

Petaluma Livery Stable, Wm Sweeney 
propr 

PETALUMA SAVINGS BANK, H 
T Fairbanks president, J M Bowles 
vice-president, D B Fairbanks cash- 
ier, 39 Main 

PETALUMA SOAP WORKS, Jame- 
son & Ormsby proprietors, 112 Main 

Petaluma Steam Marble Works, John S i 
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CO, T A McFarland president, D A 
McFarland secretary and general 
agent, C C Dryden agent, foot of E, 
Petaluma, Jackson st wharf, San Fran- 
cisco 

Petaluma Woolen Mills, C L Torr mgr 

Petersen Julius, carriage painter 

Pfau John, livery stable 

Phillips G M, dentist 

PhillipsG M, millinery and dressmaking 

Philips Jacob, merchant tailor 

Phenix Assurance Co of London, L 
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Pimm H, painter 

POEHLMAN BROS (M and C Poehl. 
man), butchers, Main 

POEHLMAN CONRAD (Poehlman 
Bros). Main 

POEHLM MARTIN (Poehlman 

ros), Main 

Pometta D, bootmaker 

PRESTON J M (Preston & Palmer), 
cor Washington and Main 

Preston & Palmer (J M Preston and J 
M Palmer), furniture, carpets, paints 
and oils, cor Washington and Main 

Public library, Mrs J Lackie librarian 

PUTNAM DW C & CO, manufactur. 
ers of wagons and carriages, cor West- 
ern ave and Keller 

PUTNAM'S PATENT CART, D W 
C Putnam patentee, cor Western ave 
and Keller 

Ranard J M, fancy goods 

Rasmuson §, planing-mills 

Reed J Q, photographer 

Remarque Mrs Christina, midwife 

Remarque John F, physician 

Riedi V, liquors 

Roberts Henry J, groceries, fruit and 
vegetables 

Robinson & Farrell (Wm Robinson and 
Wn F Farrell), blacksmiths and wag- 
onmakers 

ROBUSON GEORGE, Petaluma Brew- 
ery, Main 

Rodyers & Munday (J P Rodgers and M 
E C Munday), attorneys 

Rogers Edward, liquors 

ROSS GEORGE, photographer, 36 Main 

ROTHS M. marble works, Main opp 
Masonic Temple 

Rugg John T, bakery and confectionery 

ST CLAIR GEO W (Young & St 
Clair), Main 

ST JOHN § C (Tempel & St John), 

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Savage John, mfg jeweler 

Schierhold & Wohlers (H Schierhold 
and T Wohlers), liquors 

SCHLOSSER T C, stoves and tinware, 
108 Main 

Schmitt Geo, general merchandise 


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Schnitz X, merchant tailor 

Schultz R F, bootmaker 

Scott J D (B F Cox & Co) 

Scudder N W, real estate agt 

SHATTUCK F W, editor ‘Petaluma 
Courrer,”” Main 

SHATTUCK W F, proprietor ‘‘Peta- 
luma Courier,’’ Main 

Shepherd J 8, physician 

Shirek —— (Shirek & Co) 

Thorn Chas Jr, general freight agt S F & 
NPRR 


Show A J, dry goods, clothing, furnish- 
ing gonds, etc, and merchant tailor 
SKILLMAN THEO, importer and 
breeder of Norman horses 

Smitt J B, physician \ 

Snow J, real estate agt, notary public 
and justice of the peace 

SOLDATE & CO (J A Soldate and J 
Cereghino), Washington Hotel, Wash- 
ington 

SONOMA BEER DEPOT, John Vinal 
proprietor, Main 

SONOMA BREWERY, Geo Griess 
proprietor, Western ave cor Upham 
and Stanley 

Sonoma County Water Co, Francis 
Smith pres, Wm Hill vice-pres, F W 
Lougee sec and supt, Col B L Hessle- 
tine collector 

SONOMA & MARIN MUTUAL 
BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION, L 
G May pres, M H Falkner sec, Main 

South British National Assurance Co, 
Scudder & Tuttle agts 

Spotswood & Co (R and G Spotswood), 
blacksmiths and carriagemakers 

Stearns F R, practical optician and 
jeweler, watches, clocks, jewelry 

Steiger P Jos, gun and locksmith 

Steiiz H, general merchandise 

Stolker Wm, bootmaker 

Swecd P H (Shirek & Co) 

Sweeney Wm, livery stable 

Swiss Store, H Steitz propr 

Symonds & Lamoreaux (C W Symonds 
andG W Limoreaux), general gro- 
ceries, hay, grain and produce 

TALLEY HH, house, sign and orna- 
mental painting, Main 

TEMPEL C (Tempel &St John), Main 

TEMPEL & ST JOHN (C Tempel 
and S C St John), hardware and agri- 
cultural implements, Main 

“THE ECHO,” Towne & Hinkle (C 
Towne and W S Hinkle), editors and 

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TALUMA 

WIND MILL, SELF REGULAT- 
ING, C P Hatch propr, 26 Keller 

Thompson J D, fruit, cigars and con- 
fectionery 

Tighe Kelley, Brooklyn Hotel 


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Torr C L, mgr Petaluma Woolen Mills 

Towne C (‘'owne & Hinkle) , 

Towne Smith D, druggist 

Treuholtz E M, druggist 

Treuholtz E M, physician 

Truelson C, jeweler 

Twist & Alloway (Minnie Twist and 
Mary Alloway), dressmakers 

Union Hotel, Gerckens & Hirn propr 

VAN DOREN J §, cashier Bank of 
Sonoma, cor Main and Washington 

Van Doren Wm L, American Hotel 

Veale & Roach (W R Veale and Thos 
Roach), groceries and provisions 

Viera Joseph, fruits and vegetables 

VINAL JOHN, spore Main 

Von Lee Uhris, junk store 

Walsh M, boots and shoves, and boot- 
macer 

Warnekros U. gun and locksmith 

WASHINGTON AND FASHION 
STABLES, ‘I! J Beygs and W C 
Percival proprietors, cor Washington 
and Kentu k 

WASHINGTON HOTEL, Soldate & 
Co proprietors, Washington 

Waters Mrs S J, dressmaker 

‘“WEEKLY ARGUS,” Weston & Co 
editors «ud proprietors, Main 

Wells, Fargo o, A Henry 

Wells Wn. R, physician 

Western Assurance Uo of Toronto, L 
Canepa agt 

Western Fire and Marine Assurance Co, 
Scudder & Tuttle agts 


ODD FELLOWS’ SUPPLIES, 


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Fines, Ranners. ete, at NORCRGRS, & CO. 


Western Union Telegraph Office, H B 
Higbee mgr 

Weston & Co(H L Weston, J H Me- 
Nabb, and Samuel Cassiday), proprs 


“Weekly Argus” 
Weston Henry L, postmaster 
Whiteb.ead Chas, barber 


Whiting HC, suptpSF&NPRR 
Whitney A P, gen commission merohant 
Whitney A P, groceries 

‘Wick Jacob, Petaluma Tannery 

Wickersham JG, pres First, National 
Gold Bank ; 

Wiers & Spotswood (J Wiers and A 
Spotswood), blacksmiths and wagon- 
makers 

Winans & Goshen (J L Winans and M 
D Goshen), grocers, hay, feed and grain 

WOMANS’ RELIE® ASSOCIATION 
of Petaluma, J E Woodworth presi- 
aa M'M Codding secretary, 4th bet 


Band C 

WOODWORTH J E, president Wo- 
mans’ Reiiet Association of Pctaluma, 
4th bet B and C 

WORTH W H, Foundry and Machine 
Works, Keller nr Washington 

Young Chas, groceries 

YOUNG CM (Young & St Clair), Main 

Young Geo U, agt Life, Fire and Acci- 
dent Ins Co 

YOUNG & ST CLAIR (C M Young 
and Geo W St Clair), house ani orna- 
mental painting, Main 

Zartman W & Co, mfrsa buggies, wagons 


T. J. BEGGS. 


W. C. PERCIVAL. 


Washington & Fashion 


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Livery, Feed and Sale Stables. 


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BECCS & PERCIVAL, Prop ietors, 

Corner Washington and Kentucky Steets, Petaluma 
Particular attention paid to the care of z 
Farmers’ Stock and the Boarding of Horses. 

£8 Also, Proprietcrs of the Bodega Stage Line, which leaves Petaluma daily 
(except Sundays) at 7:30 A. M , via Washoe House, Bloomfield and Valley Ford. 


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PETALUMA FOUNDRY 


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Keller Street, near Washington, Petaluma, Cal. 
W. H. WORTH, Proprietor. 


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GEORGE GREISS, Proprietor, 
Western Avenue, cor, Upham and Stanley. 


PETERS. 


San Joaquin Counry, A post and ex- 
press office at the junction of Stockton 
and at Peeife Re Division of the 
Central Pacific R. R, where change 
of cars is made for Milton, 15 miles, 
Oakdale, 19 miles, and Stockton, 15 
miles distant. It has about 50 inhab- 
itants, 


Atwood J P, blacksmith 

Baker S T, agt Copperopolis and Milton 
RR and saloon 

McMahon Martin, hotel 

Snow W B, saloon 

VAN CURAN R80, groceries and post- 
master 

Webb T J, saloon 


PETROLIA. 


Humeotpt County. A post and tele- 
graph office, 45 miles southwest of 
Eureka. Population 210. 


Ball J, constable 

Conklin M J, notary public 

Dwelly J P, justice of peace 

Hunter W 8, general merchandise 

MACKY JNO A, general merchandise 
and postmaster 

Marshall D L, saddler 

O'Leary & Johnson, blacksmiths 

Rackliff C F, hotel 

Schuchert P, boots and shoes 


PHILIP'S FLAT. 


Humpotpt County. 
Perkins ——, general merchandise 


PHOENIX MINE. 


NapaCounty. Post-office Pope Valley. 


PRISON CELLS, wev"te2"itain wireet, sci. 


eam Grove, 


Hotel | 


Liddell Al propr mae Sprin, 
ines 


RHODES i. Me eroet hoenix 


supt Napa Con Quick- 


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PICO CANYON. 


ae anaes County. Post-office New- 
all. 


Mentry C A, supt Pico Wells 


PIERSON SPRINGS. 
LAKE County. Post-office Bertha, 
Kebert J J, propr Pierson’s Springs 


PIGEON CREEK. 


AMADOR County. Post-office Oleta. 
Uhlinger Bros, vineyard and winery 


PIGEON POINT. 


San Marzo County, Post-office Pes- 
cadero, A telezraph office, 38 miles 
by stage from San Mateo, 


COBURN L, wharf 


Government Light House 
Machado M, saloon 


PILARCITOS TOLL GATE. 


San Mateo County. Post-office Half 
Moon Bay. 


Clark W H, saloon 


PILOT HILL. 


Et Dorapo County, A post-office, 8 
miles south of Auburn by stage. Pop- 
ulation 100. 


Ashley W E, blacksmith 

Bayley A J, "general merchandise 
Buchan Ww, general merchandise 
Jones Conrad, tailor 

Lovejoy & Lewis, stage lines 
Marzon L, b¥acksmith 

McLagan "Mrs, hotel 

Mendez J A, general merchandise 
Warner M L, bootmaker 4, 


PINE GROVE. 


Amapor County: A post-office, on the 
Jackson and Drytown stage road, 9 
miles north of Jackson, the county 
seat. It is nicely located, has a very 


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JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Mo 


omery & 724 Market. 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO. Black Walnut Lumber, ®*2zd B3teserc8¢> 


Cali |fornia—Pine Grove—Placerville, 749 


ond school and has a population of 
25. Itis supported by the mining 
interest, 


Emmons S W, hotel 

Hinckle Rev, clergyman (Methodist) 

WHEELER JT, general merchandise 
and postmastor 

Williams J J, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 


PINE GROVE. 


MeEnpocino County. Post-office Cas- 
par. 


Jardine & Sass (James Jardine and C D 
F Sass), tannery 
Sass C D F, brewery 


PINE GROVE. 


Butre County. Post-office Clipper 
Mills; 3 miles above Clipper Mills. 


Schultz J F, hotel 


PINE LOG CROSSING. 


TuvoLuMNECounTY. Post-office Colum- 
bia; is on the direct road to Crystal 
Palace Cave, 2 miles distant. 


@WIEDEKIND A, general merchandise 
PINE PEAKE. 


CaLAVERAS County. Post-office Moke- 
lumne Hill. 5 


Cook Bros, mining 


PINE STATION. 
Napa County. Post-office St. Helena. 
Thoman John, wine cellar 


PINO. 


Piacer County. A post, and express 
office, on the line of the Central 
Pacific R. R., 25 miles from Sacra- 
mento and It miles from Auburn. 


Boller & Fischer, blacksmiths 

HASKELL DUDLEY 

Laird Hydraulic Mine 

Loomis J O, postmaster and agt W, F 
& Co and Central Pacific R R agt 

Pino Exchange, J O Loomis propr 

Pino Stone and Polishing Works, John 


Lee propr 
Yankee Hill Hydraulic Mine 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, seers Conner vops, Newel Posts, Malusters. 


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PINOLE. 


Contra Costa County. A post, express 
and telegraph : fice, situated on San 
Pablo Bay. Also a stution on the 
Central Pacific R. R., 14 miles from 
Oakland. 

Boyd J W, blacksmith 

California Powder Works . 

FERNANDEZ B, postmaster and gen- 
eral merchandise 

Frazer J A, blacksmith 

Lacke J R, wagonmaker 

O’Brien Mrs Mary, saloon 

Thorm P, county supervisor 


PIONEER MINE, 


Srerra County. Post-office St. Louis. 


BAKER B F, owner Piuneer Mine 
PITTVILLE. 


SHasta County. A post-office, situ- 
ated on Pit River, in the eastern 
portion of the county. It has stage 
communication with Redding, aid 
depenis on stock-raising and agricul- 
ture for its support. 


Marks L, hotel 

PENROSE C, general merchandise and 
postmaster 

Younge C, feed stable 


PLACERVILLE. 


Ex Dorapo Country. A post, express 
and telegraph office. One of the old- 
est mining towns in the State, and 
Originally called Hangtown; is the 
county seat of one of the finest fruit 
growing counties in the State, and 
with the mining interests and the 
development of quartz and gravel dis- 
coveries of late, prospects are bidding 
fair to make this place one of the 
most important of the inland towns 
of California. It is 60 miles cast of 
Sacramento, 30 miles by stage from 
Auburn, and 11 miles from Shingle 
Springs, the present terminus of the 
Placerville and Sacramento R. R. 


Alden S J & Co, druggists 

Alderson Thomas, dry goods, clothing 
and hanking 

Allen HS, gunsmith 

Ballard & Simmons (J Q A Ballard and 
H F Simmons), liquors 

Barss F F, jeweler and watchmaker 

Bartho!omew & Pratt (A Bartholomew 
and H H Pratt), livery and feed 
stable 


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750 California—Placerville. 

Bayley A A, city supervisor OFMEISTER F, proprietor Ohio 
Becker John, oso of music ouse; ample accommodations, mod- 
Baffa Angelo, liquors erate charges; bar supplied with choice 
Bennett M P, attorne wines, liquors and cigars ~~ 


Blair John & James, lumber, hay and 


n 

Bienchard Geo G, attorney-at-law and 
notary public 

Boles E A, blacksmith and wagonmaker 

Bonython James, cigars and tobacco 

Brian Henry, furniture and uudertaker 

Brown Gus, tailor 

Burnham George, sheriff and treasurer 

Butts James, barber 

Carpender W P, justice of the peace 

Carpenter G J, attorney 

Carpenter Prentice, attorney 

CARY HOUSF, W M Donahue pro- 
prietor 

CENTRAL HOUSE, John Titler pro- 
prietor 

CITY DRUG STORE, Shelley Inch 

roprietor 

Collins Fred, coroner 

Cook & Sibeck (Abraham Cook and C 
Sibeck), El Dorado Flour Mills 

Crippin J J, feed stable 

Crocker BS, dry goods, boots and shoes 

Culbertson A T, furniture and edding 

Darlington Abraham, groceries 

Dater Robert, blacksmith 

DAVIS B F, editor and proprietor 
“Kl Dorado County Republican” 

Degelman John, boots and shoes 


DENCH J W, sacidles and harness 
Ditson Wm, liquors 
Dixon W H, groceries 


DONAHUE W M, proprietor Cary 
ouse 

Dryer J L, physician 

Dunn D. horseshoer 

Dunn Nelson, carpenter 


“EL DORADO COUNTY REPUB- 
LICAN,’’ B F Davis editor and pro- 
prietor 

Engesser P H, liquors 

Fox J, blacksmit 

Fraser Thes, notary public 

Frey Lawrence, meat market 

Galt Thos A, county assessor and ‘col- 
lector 

Giebenhain F G, liquors 

Giebenhain Mrs Mary, brewery 

Gilbert Geo H, photographer 

Glynn Ira, dentist 

Graham Rev, Presbyterian clergyman 

Graves A M, grocerics 

Greene Benjamin, gunsmith 

Gualco Father, Catholic clergyman 

Hardie Thos, supervisor 

| Hilbert Charles, bakery and confection- 


ery 


J St., Sacramento. 


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Howard Clarke, attorney-at-law_ 
Hulburd Canning and Drying Co, H G 
Hulburd m 
Hutchinson Samnel Jr, mining supt 
, books and station- 


ey: = ae 

Ingham George H, listrict attorney 

Irwin Chas F, attorney-at-law 

Johnson William, barber 

Jones & Chichester, lumber 

Keespe Joseph, candy and varieties 

KEIL C H, hairdresser 

Een William, cooper 

KEMPTHORN J H, choice wines, 

liquors and cigars 

Kimball Geo W, surveyor 

Kinne Mrs E, propr Placer Hotel 

Landecker Isauc, burber 

Landecker J.ouis, groceries 

LEWRIGHT A J, propristor stage 
line to Grizzly Flat 

Loveless ——, supervisor 

Lowry A J, agt W, F & Co and post- 
master 

Ludinghouse Fred, blacksmith and wa- 
gonmaker 

Manley A G, propr Miners’ Restaurant 

Markham C E, school supt 

Marks I D, agt patent fruit pitter 

Marks L D, justice of the peace 

Mason & Reed (B D Mason and John I 
Reed), groceries 

McPearson John M, soda water mfr 

Mell John, liquors 

Merrill C E, deputy collector internal 
revenue j —wn —- a 

Mierson & Jewell (A Micrson andG 
Jewell), clothing, dry goods and bank- 


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Miller J W, liquors 

Morey H 8, Placerville Foundry and 
Machine Shop 

Morris O V, bootmaker 

“MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT, "Selkirk 
& Selkirk cditers and proprietors 

Muffley W N, clerk Central House 

Mullen Wn, liquors 

Myers George, liquors 

O'Donnell J C, tobacco and cigars 

OHIO HOUSE. F Hofmeister proprietor 

O’NEIL JOSEPH, professionul miner 

Parkhurst E, bootmaker 

Parkhurst O, general merchandise 

Patten Thomas B, notary public and 
conveyancer 

Patton & Mayer (M Patton and M May- 
er), blacksmiths and horseshoers 

Pierce Rev C C (Episcopal) 

Rogers J C, tailor 

Rolleri Joseph, liquors 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, 


227 MAIN STREET. SAN FRANCISCO, 
fron Doors. Bunk Vaults, te. 


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SELKIRE SELKIRK (W A and|WelteCW, liquors (W A and 
W RK Selkirk), editors and proprietors 
“Mountain Democrat” 


Welts C W, liquors 

Williams Geo kb, superior judge 
WILT D, liquo 

Sigwurt J A, jeweler and watchmaker | W TSE & UARPENTER (W Wiltse 

Simon M & Son (M and D Simon), dry 
goods and clothing 

Simpson James, buker 

Skiuner J D, deputy assessor and col- 
lector 

Smith H W, physician 

Sperbeck A I, curpenter 

STEPHENS J 0, livery, feed and 
boar ling stable 


STEPHENS TR, proprietor Placer- 


bag Y eas Cuipent r), fruit and pro- 
duce, green and dried fruits 

Witmer E W, county clerk, ‘Tecorder 
and auditor 

| Wonderly N, blacksmith 

| Worthen H W A, physician 

Wythe J H Jr, clergyman (Methodist 

Yarnold lt, pr: pr Bowman House an 
grocerics, Upper Placerville 

Yarnold Richard, meat mark et 


, the Tailor. 


Stewart AG, mgr W U 
STONE DR W W, dentist 
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Marke: 
Thomas Mrs I B, millivery 
me George P, AM, Placerville Aca- 


TITLER JOHN, proprietor Central 
douse 

‘ora HN, boots and shoes 

Tyson Charles, dentist 

Varozza Mar :o, liquors 

WASHINGTON MARKET, Trt- 
ineier & Vo proprietors 

Weatherwax (© H & Co (C H Weather- 
wax, J B Sturges and It Alderson Jr), 
hardware, stoves and tinware 


J. W. DENCH, 


Manufacturer of and Deuler in 


be, Salles a Harness 


Zeirs Jaco) propr California Brewery 
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Livery, Feed and Sale Stable, 


PLACERVILLE, 
El Dorado alga CALIFORNIA. 


THE BEST LIVERY TURNOUTS 


Furnished at the Shortest Notice. 
ALSO, 
BOARDING STABLE. 


ville and Shingle Sorlige Btage Line ; Young M W, physician 


LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS, 
Guus, Pistols, Cartridges, and Sportmen’s Complete Outfits, etc, 


IRON FRONT BLOCK, 
Main Street, Placerville, Cal. 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, stisteS onic Xen, tie ony, Maple, Cheney, ete, 


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CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALOU WHITENING. Joo ITLEh of. 0. F. 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.. tet JaVELE, bo Monsguaer7 


752 California— -Placerville~Plainsburg.. 


J. H. KEMPTHORN, DR. W. W. STONE, 
PURE WINES AND Liquors, 2 #2 WETS +: 


OVER ALDERSON’S STORE, 


Main Street, Placerville. 
Main St,, Placerville, Cal. 


#27 Families Supplied on Short Notice. 


T. R. STEPHENS Gately ELAS 
oisincn STAGE LINE 
A. J. LEWRIGHT, Prop’r. 


Placerville and Shingle Spring) eave pracmevune every 
ST AGE LINE Sunday, Tuesday ani Thursday, 


Return from Grizzly Flat 
PENeU Rene de EACH FOLLOWING DAY. 


Mid Springs aud Diamond Springs,| Piacervitte, El Dorado Co., Cal 


MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT, 
ESTABLISHED 1854. 
SELKIRK & SELKIRK, Proprietors. 
South Side of Main St., Two Doors below Cary House, 
PLACBRVILLAB, CAL: 


“Hinesr iv raestars” 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal. 


OLDEST DEMOCRATIC PAPER IN CALIFORNIA. 


OFFICIAL PRESS OF EL DORADO COUNTY, 


And has the LARGEST CIRCULATION of any Paper in the County. 


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PLAINFIELD. PLAINSBURG. 
Yoto County. _ A post-office, 74 miles} MERceD Country. A post and express 
southwest of Woodland. office, 11 miles sunihioas of Merced. 


A railroad shipping point. 


racumoners 


| Chanoy Stow, harnessmaker 

| Coffman August, blacksmith and wag-| Albeck A J W, general merchandise 

| onmaker Bond L R, clergyman (C P Church) 

, Stroup Harry, blacksmi th and wagon- | Bowden W H, hotel and saloon 
maker Dahle J, bootmaker 

WALDORF J W, general merchan- | Harrin & Newman, hotel 

dise and po*tmaster Heacock & Van Cumpen, blacksmiths 


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Jacobs A, general merchandise 

LANDER A, justice of peace, notary 
public, and postmaster 

Lander & Po, wagonmakers 

Mallory Mrs John, milliner 

O’Brien E 8S, physician 

Ramas Thos O, Spanish bit mfr 

Ring John E, saloon 

Sawrie RK A, clergyman (Methodist) 

Sox C & Bros, hotel 

Thorup John, general merchandise 

Turner W W, butcher 

‘Van Campen A B, blacksmith 

Waller James, blacksmith 

West & Furman, dry goods 


PLANO. 


TunsrE County. A post-office, 3 miles 
southeast of Vorterville. 


Babcock L B, blacksmith 

Dw.nell Clark, blacksmith 

Hunt C_N, wagonmaker 

Russell Bros (Geo and John), ger. mdse 

Russell Geo H, carpenter and photo- 
g-apher 

Russell P, livery and sale stable 

THOMSON WM, gen:ral merchandise, 


postmaster, and hotel 


PLEASANT GROVE. 


SacrRaMENTO County. Post-office Sac- 
ramento. 


Klump §, hotel 
Salisbury J, general merchandise 


PLEASANT GROVE. 


Sutter Country, A post-office, situated 
23 miles southeast of Yub.s City, in 
a sertile section, and has many weli- 
improved tarms in the vicinity. Pop- 
ulation 1u0, 


Bradley F, bootmaker 

Kugasser Chas, butcher 

Hallecker Juhn, carpeuter 

Klemp H, hotel and saloon 

Metcalf CU EB, saloon 

PHILLIPI BROS, wheelwrights and 
blacks.niths, aud = mauufacturers of 
Aeolus Windmill 

Pierce & Salisbury, gereral merchandise 

Saunders J D, blacksmith 


PLEASANTON. 


AvamepA County. A _ post, express 
and telegraph office, situated at the 
entrance of Livermore Valley, on the 
Central Pacitic KR. R., approaching 


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California—Pluinsburg-Pleasanton, 753 


from the west; 42 miles from San 
Francisco, and 11 miles from Niles. 
As its name indicates, it is a pleas- 
antly situated village, of about 800 
inhabitants, well shaded streets, and 
a thriving town, the first-class hotel 
being the Rose House. 


Alviso J M, livery stable 

Arendt H, postmaster and agt W,F & Co 

Arendt H & Co (H & J Arendt), general 
merchanise 

Bass Cyrus, physician 

Bilz J A, blacksmith and wagonmaker 

Boush Albert R, bakery 

Boydston U A, agt CP R R, and W U 
Tel operator 

Burbank James, artist 

Conner James, bootmaker 

Dadila S, boutmaker 

Darcy M, saloon 

Detjens H, general merchandise 

Dilz J A, blacksmith and wagonmaker 

Kuglish J C, school tru.tee 

Evans I R, fruit and poultry 

Farmers’ Hotel, Jacob Johnson propr 

FOLEY D J, editor and pruprietor 
‘Pleasanton Star” 

Geyser John, saloon 

Goyette John, harnessmaker 

Hallon Daniel, meat market 

Harms August, farmer and school trustee 


HARRIS & SON (Wm Harris and T 
W Harris), livery and feed stable 

Herbert Mrs M, dressmaking 

Hortenstiue, Stover & Co (J Band Jas 
Hortenstine and J & Stover), general 
merchandise 

Johnson Jacob, hotel 

Kolb Philippi, gen mdse and flour-mill 

Ludwig Wim, market 

Marchenoa Louis, plasterer and painter 

Mark IN, phys cian and justice of peace 

Meedae Geurge, carpenter 

Morris Mra M, dressmaking 

Motley A, milliuer 

Murphy James J, Emerald House 

Myer, Chadbourne & Co, grain ware- 
house and lumber 

Napier Wim, saloon and ice 

Neal J H, cons: able and collector 

Palmer J R, attu ney-at-law and notary 
public 

Pasco ‘Thos, iavtel 

Phelps T J, clergyman (Presbyterian) 

PLEASANTON HOTEYS,, Martin Sta- 
johaun proprietor 

FIBA SANTUN STAR, ») J Foley 
editor 

Powers P, clergyman (Catholic) 

ROSE HOTEL, J A Rose proprietor 

ROSE J A, preprietor Rose Hotel 

Schwartz Jacub, boot anu shuemaker 

Silva Manuel, barber and saloon 


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Stearne C B, blacksmithing 

Strang H H, salvon 

Telles Joseph M, wine depot ° 
Waterman M & Co, grain dealers and 


warehouse 
agt Waterman & Co and 


Weller H 0, 
aucti neer 

WISE CH, stoves and tinware 

Zeller C, painter 


PLEASANTON HOTEL, 


Heutches Gasthans, 
Pleasanton, Alameda Co., California, 


Week ... .35.00 to $7 00 
Day...... $1.00 to $1.50 
Si Glo MOOI is isi saiciass sna nae oot 25 Cents. 


MARTIN STAJOHANN, Prop'r. 


PLEASANT VALLEY. 


Ext Dor\po Country. A post-office, 21 
miles by stage from Shingle Springs, 
and 12 miles from Placerville. Popu- 
lation 275, 

Casey Jas, hotel 

Raker Volney, surveyor 

Burns Samuel, farmer 

Campbell John, sheep raiser 

Crabtree WN, guunsinith 

Dent J W, farmer 

Doran Robt, farmer and stock raiser 

Duncan O H P, farmer and stock raiser 

Fletcher & ‘Thompson, farmers 

Frame James S, farmer 

Graham J R., farmer 

Halliburt » H W, farmer 

Holing :ist John, limekiln 

Hufstetler Jacob, farmer 

Jacobson John, sheep raiser 

LEE ET, general merchandise 

Long S A, saloon ¢ 

Lumercan C M, farmer 

Manier Elam, teams‘er 

McCutcheon J ‘I’, teamster 

McCutcheon S M, poultry 

Myers Mrs Joseph, hotel 

Norris R, hotel 

| O born A V, farmer and fruit grower 

| Osborn F, farmer 

Oshorn Oliver, farmer and carpbreeder 

Philips M M, poultry 

| Rand A, lumberman 

| Richardson Emmett, gen mdse 

| Ross Andrew, sheep raiser 

Rowland Marcus, carpenter and fruit 
grower 

Rowland James, carpenter 

Smits Joseph, farmer 

Snyder Thos J, cooper 


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CALVIN NUTTING & SON, 


Military Goots, Negalias, cte., for all Orders, 
Masonic Temple. No.6 Post Street, 8, F. 
SNe 


Californiu—Pleasunton—Plymouth. 


| STAJOHANN MARTIN, proprietor | Stalks Henry, hotel 


THOMPSON A F. postmaster 
Witt HS, farmer 
Worthley Thos W, stock raiser 


PLEASANT VALLEY. 


Ventura County. See Springfield. 


PLEITO. 


MownrereEY County. Post-office Jolon; 
54 miles by stage from Suledad. 


Betts Jas T, blacksmith 


HACKETT J A, general merchandise 
‘Taylor W H, hotel 


PLYMOUTH. 

Amapor County. <A post, express and 
telegraph ottice; is a thriving and 
prosperous town of 1400 inhabitants; 
is 12 miles north of Jackson on the 
Jackson anit Latrobe stage road. It 
is nicely situated, beantifally laid out 
and the scenery is picturesque; fruit, 
vevetubles and grain are grown to a 
consi:lerable extent, though mining is 
the interest to which it looks for its 
support. ‘The water, like its fruits, 
is excellent. It has telegraphic com- 
munication and a daily stage mail, 
connecting with eastern and western 
bound overland trains. 


BAUGHMAN ADAM, lumber dealer 

Bevan I J, postmaster and W, F & Co’s 
agt and mgr W U Tel Co 

Blower John, bootmaker 

Bouterious A, meat market 

Brace M S, liquors 

BUCKOW EMIL & CO, liquors whole- 
sale and retail 

Bullard George, liquors 

Burner Jans, teamster lumber yard 

Coblentz S & Co, general merchandise 

Coleman Samuel, liquors 

COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Alfred Cor- 

neal proprietor 

CORNEA A, proprietor Commercial 

H. tel 

Corwin Rev W 8, clergyman (Metho- 
dist) 

Davis J D. tailor 

DAVIS THJMPSON, livery stable 

Dunean RH, gen mdse and dreogist 

EASTON MRS L J. propric. .ss For- 
est Honse 

Empire Store, dry goods and gen mdso 

Farnham H C, lumber 

Felker Will am, acksmith 

FOREST HOUSE, Mrs L J Easton 


proprietress 


Woek, 227 Main Street. Sane Feaacisco. 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


Tabular Wheelharvcown, Bole and itridge 


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THE TAILOR 


JCE POHEIM 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., Ship Plank, all kinds, 


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Man Franci-co, 


California—Plymouth. 755 


Gazzolo G B, hotel 
Gibeu heim & Bullard (Fred Gibenheim 
and George Buliard), liquors 
Gilhert J W, barley mill 
HARVEY W oC, proprietor Harvey 
ouse 


HEILRATH JOHN, biacksmith, wag- | R 


oumaker and undertaker 
Hugo Victor, liquors 
Hnot Felix, blacksmith and wagonma- 


ker 

Irvin RC & Co (R C Irvin and J Stein- 
meta), harnessmakers 

Jackson J, hairdresser 

Jefferson W H, blacksmith 

Johnson E S, horseshoer 

Jolinson Charles, liquors 

Joy AC, tinsmith 

KELLEY W H. undertaker 

King Solomon, liquors 

LAN GEN, laundry 

Lang Adam, bakery 

Leach M, liquors 

Livington John, blacksmith 

Lutnesky A E, watchmaker and jeweler 

Matullick Nic, barber 

Merich Antoni 

Miller Bros (J G and W Miller), livery 
stable 

Nicklous Henry, meat market 

Norris Bris (J Cand LG Norris), liq- 
uors 

Periano Devaggio, vezetables 


“PLYMOUTH REPORTER,” H S 
‘Turner, editor and proprietor 

Potter ES, feed stable 

PURCELL EDWARD, liquors 

Reale AL & Cu (A L Reale and Frank 

Levesgia), general merchandise 

W, varieties, d aler in choice 

confectionery, domestic and tropical 

fruits 

Reynolds A J, barber 

RUOFF & BAUGHMAN, lumber 
dealers 

Salmon John, varieties 

Scoble Wm, saloon 

Sloat & Weston (E A Sloat and WS 
Weston), bootmakers 

Smith A C, physician 

Steinmetz ‘, iusurance agt 

Taylor Wm, barber e 

Timbrook J G, restaurant 

TURNER HS§, ‘Plymouth Reporter” 

Vegia B, tailor 

Veintich Nicola, propr Pioneer Saloon 

ViciniG B, general merchandise, harness 

VOTAW AUSTIN, general varieties 
and confectionery 

Waddell R bert, night watchman and 
deputy sheriff 

Watkins Mrs Mary, varieties, millinery 
and lodging-honse 

Wild J W. varieties 

WINTELEX GEORGE, bootmaker 

Woolford & Davis, livery 


W. H. KELLY, 


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NO EXTRA CRARCE FOR HEARSE. 


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Plymouth, Amador County, Cal. 
JOHN HEILRATH, 


Blacksmith and Wagon Maker, 


AND UNDERTAKER, 
Plymouth, Amador County, Cal. 


THE 


PLYMOUTH REPORTER, 


Published Every Friday, by 


H. s. TURNER, 
Editor and Proprietor. 


OFFICE: 
West End Of Main Street, 
PLYMOUTH, CAL. 


Susscription.—One Year, $2.00; Six Months, 
$1.00; Three Months, 75 cents. 

ADVERTISING.—One Square (two inches) one 
month, $2.50; special rates for more than one 
square. 


POINT ARENA. 


MENDocINOo County. See Punta Arenas. 


POINT REYES. 


Marin Country. 


Hewitt Gen, propr Hewitt’s Hotel 


MARTIN S§S. postmaster 
Whitney A P & Co, general merchandise 
and country produce 


POINT SAL. 


Santa Barpara Country. 
Guadaloupe. 


Point Sal Wharf and Lumber Co (G C 
Perkins, C Nelson and S H Harmon), 
Capt J H Jacobs agt 


POINT OF TIMBER. 


Contra Cosra Country. A post-office, 
situated one mile from Tracy Station, 
on the Central Pacific R. R. A fine 
agricultural region surrounds it. 


Post-office 


CALVIN NUTTING % SON, "Worth see Snait stiece tun Francisco. 


 LOUISBRAVERMAN & CO., Sxaris.ch Giornee (19 Montgomery St. 


California—Plymouth-Pope Valley. 


HARVEY HOUSE 


Brackett Geo, blacksmith ; 
Carey J E W, justice of the peace 
Connors Kerron, blacksmith 
French W N G, mineral springs 
McCahe J P, postmaster 

Salls J A, general merchandisze 
Wilkening H, hotel 


POMO. 


MEnNpDocINo County. A post-office and 
a small trading post in Potter Valley, 
16 miles from Ukiah. Population 100. 


Brower J D, stock and agriculture 
Crossley F M, postmaster 

Kilbown W B, butcher 

McCoy John, blacksmith 

Mewhianey John, hop grower and agri- 
- culturist 

Neil Samuel, hops and agriculture 
Parton Mrs M, hotel 

Street C V, bootmaker 


POMONA. 


Los AncELEs County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, on ‘the Central 
and Southern Pacific R. R., 25 miles 
from Colton; population 275. 


Alexander L, general merchandise 

Ashby W, salo n 

Brosseau L, hotel 

Brown Ch, physician 

Fairchild B H, physician 

Farnsworth J W, butcher 

Garcia A, restavrant 

Hollyday J, hardware 

Jchnson A R, bootmaker 

Kirkland R M, clergyman (Methodist) 

Machado I A, livery 

Martinez P, butcher 

Mills 1 J, attorney-at-law 

Pones P C, attorney-at-law 

RUTH THEODORE, drugs and gen- 
eral merchandise, insurance agent, 
postmaster and W, F & Co’s agent 

SATTLER H, general merchandise 

Scott W H H, saloon 5 

SHORT & MORTON, “Times” Print- 
ing Office 

Smith W G, blacksmith 

Toner P C, attorn:y 

Young G W, barber 


POPE VALLEY. 


Napa County. A post-office, 124 miles 
northeast of St. Helena. 


Bannett Jesse, wagonmaker 
FEsson A, blacksmith 
Harvey Wm, blucksmith 
Lidell W H, hotel 


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Reagan J B, wagonmaker an« varpeuter 
Standiford N W, blacksmith 
Thomas M W, grocer and postmaster 
Walters J J, propr Walters’ Springs 
Hotel 
Wardner F S, county supervisor 
§, general merchandise 


POPLAR. 


TuLareCounty. A post-office, 12 miles 
from Tipton. 


CARPENTER A B, postmaster 


PORT COSTA. 


Contra Cosra County. A post, ex- 
press and telegraph office, situated on 
the Carquinez Straits, 3 miles below 
Martinez, and is the point where the 
Central Pacific R. R. crosses over the 
Straits to Benicia, on the gigantic 
railroad ferry-boat Sol«no,'capable of 
carrying over twenty-five coaches at a 
time. Port Costa is rapidly coming 
to the front as a point of shipment, 
where large vessels load grain for Eu- 
rope direct. 


Crowley & Casey (Dennis Crowley and 
Jerry Casey), boarding and lodging 
Dailey H T, general supt Grangers’ Bus- 
iness Association Warehouse 

Dennehy & Brew (Jeremiah Dennehy 
and T'S Brew), liquors 

Dresbach Wm, grain merchant 

Erskine Miss EK C, propr Port Costa 
Hotel } 

FLEMING JOHN, liquors 

Foley John, hotel 

Grangers’ Warehouse, H T Dailey agt 

Inman Daniel, pres Grangers’ Business 
Association Warehouse 

Jones J P, postmaster, engineer and va- 
riety store 

Marks F & Co, butchers 

McHugh John, Railroad Boarding-house 

McNear G W, grain merchant 

Parrott & Co, grain shippers, Thos 
Watson agt 

PERINEG M, agent for G W McNear, 
grain dealer 

Railroad House, John McHugh propr 

Redington Wm F, agt Wm Dresbach 

Ryan John, liquors 

Suisun Packing Co, canneries 

Talken Mrs Mary, fruits, cigars and 


tobacco ; 
VO8S. FREDERICK, boarding and 
ing 

Wateon Thos, agt Parrott & Co 
Wheeler C E, barber 


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WRIGHT H M, agent Central Pacific 
RR, Port Costa and Benicia 

Wright J H, act Wells, Fargo & Co, 
and mgr W U Tel Co 


PORTERVILLE. 


TuLarr County. A post and express 
office, 28 miles southeast of Visalia. 
Population 220. 


Abby A A, livery stable 

Baker Robert, general merchandise 

Belknap CG, Tule River Indian agt 

Bellingsley J D, livery 

Bowen Ahah, hquors 

Carroll Ralph, liquors 

Chapman P £, physician and drugyist 

Davis A H, liquors . 

Davis P P, grocer 

Fay & Twitchell, blacksmiths 

Field J T, general merchandise 

GILLIAM & GILMER. general mer- 
chan‘lise and express office 

Hammon D O, harnessmaker 

Higgins O C, physician 

Johnson & Hilton, flouring-mill 

Kinkade J E, hotel 

Lee Jas EB, barber 

Mann Jvuhn, brewery 

McClain C A, flour-mills 

MENTZ WILEO, postmaster 

Putnam R Porter, general merchandise 

Redd Robt ©, attorney 

Ruid Jas H, veterinary surgeon 

Stolz Peter, bootmaker 

Traeger A, blacksmith and wagonmaker 

Williamson G A, justice of the peace 
and notary public 


PORT HARFORD. 


San Luis Ostspo County. Post-office 
San Luis Obispo. A teiegraph office 
on the southern coast 201 miles below 
San Francisco, and landing place for 
the city of San Luis Obispo.+ Popu- 
lation 50. 


Correo A, hotel 


MANDERSCHEID GEO, W U Tel 
Co andagtS LOandS MV RR 


PORT KENYON. 


Humsotpr County. Post-office Fern- 
dale. 


COSTERISON G F & CO, general 
merchaniise 

De Lasaux Jas R, general merchandise 

Kenyon J G, general merchandise, Ar- 
linda 

Morrows J S & Son, gen mdse 

Saw-mill, Dennis & Roberts proprs 


18 and 20 Spear Kt., 


Plank, all kinds, 


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PORT WINE. 


Srerra County. A_ post-office, 
miles northwest of Downieville. 


Abbott N B, liquors and groceries 
Cassidy F, butcher 
CAYA M. hotel, livery 
Derillers D, saloon 
Horton D, saloon 
Iseman J, hotel 

Lewis J, hotel 

O'Neill J, saloon 
Rudge Mrs, saloon 


POSA CHINO. 


Fresno County. See Pulvadero. 


POTTER VALLEY. 


MeEnpocino County. A post and ex- 


miles from Ukiah; population 500. 


Baker H W, hotel 

Boyes W R, hotel 

Briggs M C, saloon and billiards 

Busch J G, mgr Grangers’ Store 

Busch J G, stock and agriculture 

Carner Ambrose, bootmaker 

Carner Richard, feed-mill 

Church of the Advent, Rev Cary pastor 

Compton & Maze, gen mdse 

COMP ON T J, postmaster and agent 
Wells, Fargo & Co 

Davis Rev S W, clergyman (Methodist) 

Engleman L D, carpenter and under- 
taker 

Foster Jacob, blacksmith 

Grangers’ Store, J G Busch mgr 

Hopkins T P, physician and druggist 

Thomas Hick, stock 

Whitney B P, blacksmith 


POWAY. 

San Dfeco Covy'ry. A post-office; an 
agricultural community of 200 or 300 
peop'e, situated 22 miles from San 
ies aur 15 miles from the Coast. It 
has a good school and a Church or- 
ganization, The climate is remarkably 
good; trnits easily raised and of the 
best quality. 


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Anderson James, justice of the peace 

Blaisdell S G, horticulturist and book 
canvasser 

Chapin OS, nurseryman 

Dodson N H, attorney-at-law 

FRENCH E D, physician and post- 
masre~ 

Luce S Vv, groceries 


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press office; a lively little place, 18 


POWELLTON. 


13/ Burre Counry. A post-office, 33 miles 


north of Oroville. 


Campbell & Carr, hotel 
Carr EC, hotel and store 


and postmaster | Haisht Joseph, blacksmith 


McKay & Chapman, luinber 
POZO. 
San Luis Ostspo County. A post-office, 
about 29 miles from San Luis Obisjio. 


ANGELINO PETER, general mer- 
chandise 

Craghill A J, blacksmith 

Farrell Phillip, clergyman 

Gregory A, blacksmith 

Liugo G W, supervisor 

Meyers Geo, postmaster 

Peppin Wn, dairy 


PRATTVILLE. 


Priumas County. A post-office, 40 miles 
by stage from Chico. 


Abbott H B, general merchandise 

Bunnell House, W L Bunnell propr, 
Big Meadows 

DOTTA BROS, general merchandise 

Eusebie F, cooper 

Holmes A, saloon 

Pratt D W, hotel 

Winckie Z, blacksmith 


PRINCETON. 


Co.usa County. A post and express of- 
tive; the second town of the county, 
situated on the west bank of the Sac- 
ramento River, 14 miles north of Coe 
lusa, with which it has mail commu- 
nications daily, and 10 miles by stage 
from Norman. There are large steam 
flouring mills located here, and more 
grain is shipped from this point than 
any place in the county. 


Aldersley E, hotel 

Barton Rev TC, clergyman (Methodist) 

BENTLEY & BUTLER, general mer- 
ch ondise 

BENTLEY D, agent Wells, Fargo & 
Co and postmaster 

Carroll W F, furniture store 

Chandler Chas, saloon 

Creason & Ely, livery stable 

Eagle Dr, drugyist 

Felis J, barber 

Geoffert A <A, saloon and harness and 
saddles 

Green Thos, saloon and restaurant 


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Hager John, saloon 

Herron Mat, contractor and lumber 

Kitley Wm, wagonm ker 

Klemmer A, livery stable 

Lackey John P, constable 

Leavitt E J, flour-mill 

Lee J H, meat market 

McCollein D, saloon 

Robinson S A, restaurant, notary public 
and justice of the peace 

Tapsvot V O, capitalist 

Thompson H D, blacksmith 

Vincent Chas, boutmaker 

Weaver C R, telegraph agt 


PROVIDENCE. 


San BERNARDINO County. Population 
300. 


Barrett & Terris, proprs Mineral Point 
Mining Co 

Belle McGilroy Mining Co of Cal, Gor- 
man & Dwyre proprs* 

Blackburn Bros, ranchers and butchers 

Bonanza King Con Mining Co, of New 
York, Damel B Gillette mgr 

Bowers Wi, tinancial agent 

Briden D, supt Bonanza King Con Min- 
ing Co and Trojan Von Miuing Co 

Cook & Thompson, proprs Treasury 
Mining Co i 

Count E L, blacksmith and wagonmaker 

Crow J H, U S deputy mineral surveyor 

Drew H L & Co, geueral merchandise 

Ewing & Pickler, contractors 

GILLETTE D B, manager Bonanza 
King Con Mining Co and Trojan Con 
Mining Co, of New York 

Gorman & Dwyre, proprs Belle McGil- 
roy Mining Co 

Haile Smith, general merchandise 

Hl R F, hotel and livery stable 

McKeivey A, saloon 

Mineral Point Mining Co of California, 
Barrett & Terris proprs 

Poppett & Clark, wholesale liquors 

Reid John, deputy sheritf 

Treasury Miniug Co of California, Cook 
& Thompson proprs 

Trojan Cou Mining Co of New York, 
Daniel B Gillette ingr 

Walrath & Campbell, saloon 

Ward I F, hotel and livery stable 


PUJOL. 


San Dieeo Country. A post-office. 


Mund §S, general merchandise 
Wolf Louis, genera! merchandise 


PULVADERO. 


Fresno County. 


333 GOLD.N GATE AVCNUE (TYLER ST.) S. F 


CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgomery Streets, 


California—Princeton-Punta Arenas. 


Inut Lumber, 


man Fran@nco. 


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KREYENHAGEN GUST, 


iInerchaudise 


general 


PUNTA ARENAS. 


MeENDocINo County. A post and ex- 
press office, reached either by the 
Facitic. Coast steamers or the North 
Pavitic Coast R. R., and connecting 
stazes; distant from Nan Francisco 
100 miles. 


ARTHUR C R, general merchandise 

Bacon tf’, physician 

Baker S, saw-mill and gen mdse 

Booth Wm M, mgr Garcia Mill 

Bourns R, boutmaker : 

Bowen A 98, coustable 

Brown Ches'er, wharfinger 

Kurroughs & Davidsen, hotel 

Caughvy Rubert, county supervisor 

Chaltaut A, carpenter 

Cohn J, tailor 

Crawford A K, clergyman (Methodist) 

Deering Chas J, supt Garcia Mills 

Diamoud D, varieties 

Forbes James, ttaloon 

Fowler W, harnessmaker 

Grey N KE, general merchandise 

Sandy R D, con-table 

Holliday & Spaulding, blacksmiths 

IVERSEN NIELS, proprietor Point 
Arena House 

Iverson S, blacksmith 

Jinkins Fraak, hotel 

Juhnson James, mgr Rough and Ready 
Landing 

Lancaster Kamp, bootmaker 


LINDEROOS GUSTAVUS, _post- 
master, surveyor, n itary public, and 
agent Wells, Fargo & Co 

McClure B F, tie contractor 

McMuttiu 8S W, hotel and liquors 

Morse Lewis, collector 

Morse L G, druygist, general merchan- 
dise, and attoruey-at-law 

Neylan James, saw-mill 

O’Connell Win, harnessmaker 

O'Connell Win, supt Hoisting Works 

Peto Chas, restaurant 

Quimby D8, hairdresser 

Keynolds J A, tannery 

Riley Lucy, varieties 

Rosenberg & Tindall, general mdse 

Sheppard LF, photographer 

Stevens SS, carpenter 

Symonds H = S, watchmaker and _ tin- 
stnith 

Tomiiuson W, painter 

Tomlinson Win 'T, livery stable 

Warren J B, meat market 

Warren J B& Co, butchers 


WHART es utes. 13 & ADS Min and 14 & 1G sipea 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


st,8. KF. Black Waluut, Spanish Cedar, Veneers. 


18 and 20 pear Mt, 


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PURISSIMA. 


San Mateo County. A post-office, 17 
miles by stuge from San Mateo, 


BRITTON MISS JULIA A, post- 
mistress is 

DOHERTY RICHARD, hotel 

Lamlie F & Co, blacksmiths 

Kohde R & Son, general merchandise 

PURISSIMA HOUSE, Richard Do- 
herty | ip Lae 

Rhodes & Co, general mercuandise 


QUARTZ MOUNTAIN. 


TuvoLUuMNE County. Post-office, James- 
town; 14 miles south of Jamestown. 


WITNEY JOHN, hotel and general 


merchandise 


QUEEN CITY. 


Piumas County. Post-office La Porte. 
Rudge Mrs John, saloon 
QUINCY. 
Piumas Cousty. A post, express and 
telezraph oftice. 

It is a mining and agricultural town, 
and county seat, pleasantly situated in 
American Valley, a vcry fertile region. 
It is reached by stages from Oroville, 
which is 65 miles distant. The town is 
surrounded by the Sierra Nevada 
Range, and the healthfulness of its cli- 
mite is among its most attractive feat- 
ures, Quincy has a good weekly news- 
paper, the Plumas Natwnal. We are 
indebted to J. H. Whitlock, Esq., for 
favors, The additional names in the 
following list point to the considerable 

rowth the town has enjoyed since our 
ast issue of the directory. 
Barstow H M, attorney-at-law 
Black Tho-nas, county assessor 
Byers W T, agt Reno and Quincy Stage 

Line 
Cate L F, physician 
Chapman J M, insurance agt 
Clough G G, superior judge 
Cohen A, general merchandise 
Cohn, Levy & Co, general merchandise 
Cunningham Patrick, hotel 
Dempster James, dentist 
Edwards J E, hotel and market 
Edwards W J, butcher 
Eisner Bros, clothing and gents’ furn- 

ishing goods 
Ewing Rev S, clergyman (Methodist) 
Fisk H W, coroner, public administra- 
» tor and physician 


Garner E, painter 

Goodwin J D, attorney-at-law 
Haggard Thomas L, county treas 
Hail F G, county sunt of schools 


Hall & Howard (A Haiian’ . dJoward), 
liquors 

Halstead EA, propr Oroville, Quincy 
and Greenville Stage Line 

Halstead P 1, sheriff 

Hapgood N H, justice of the peace 

Harrison W, merchant tailor 

Hendle Charles W, county surveyor 

Hogan E ‘T, attorney-at-law 

Hughes B B, drugs and varieties 

Jenks D W, attorncy-at-law 

Keddie Arthur W, S surveyor and 
notary public 

Kellogg W W, attorney-at-law and no- 
tary public 

Ketchum J A, county recorder 

Kuhn Geo, bootmaker 

Lee C & Sons, general merchandise 

Lemery C, hotel 

Light M 8, blacksmith 

McLear George, county supervisor 

McLeod Kenneth, carriage painter 

Mitchell J, saloon 

Nation A T, attorney-at-law 

Noack G R, barber 

“PLUMAS NATIONAL” (weckly), 
Wm KE Ward editor 

Porter H S, attorney-at-law 

Robinson Duncan, carpenter 

Schlatter Win, brewery 

Smyth Thos, hzrnossmaker 

be Norden T A, watchmaker and jew- 
eler 

Variel J. H, carpenter 

Variel R HF, district attorney, attor- 
ney-at-law and notary public 

Vetterline Frank W, stoves and tinware 

WARD WM E, editor “Plumas Na- 
tional” 

WHITING F B, county clerk, auditor 
and insurance act 

WHITLOCK J H, general merchandire, 
agent Western Union Telegraph Co, 
postmaster and insurance agent 

Wilson & Larison, blacksmiths 


PLUMAS NATIONAL 


NEWS AND JOB OFFICE, 
Quincy, Plumas Co., Cal. 


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WM. E. WARD,...-Editor and Proprietor. 


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Official Paper of Plumas County. 


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Clark M V, saw-mill 
McCarty D, saw-mill 
TAYLOR EDWIN, general merchan- 


dise, notary public and postmaster 


RALLSVILLE. 


Fresno County. A post-office anda 
station on the Madera and Yosemite 
Stage Road, 20 miles from Madera. 


Dunstan C H, hotel 
Hildreth Thomas, gen mdse and hotel 
RALLS GEO W, hotel and saloon 


RANCHERIA CREEK. 


Amapor County. Post-office Drytown. 


Bolton W, brewery 

CLAUS GEO, blacksmith 
Culbert M M, ‘stock raiser 
Dickerman Henry, teamster 

Ford R M, groceries and hardware 
Gilchrist Duncan, orchardist 
Gilchrist Neal, farmer 

Goodman John L, mineowner 
Miller John, cattle raiser 

Spinney W, miner 


RANCHITO. 


Los AncELEs County. A post-office, 6 
miles northeast of Downey. 


RENDON A, general merchandise, ho- 


tel and saloon 
RANDOLPH. 
Srerra County. Post-oitice Sierra Val- 
ley. 


Barrett D W, physician 

Blatchley W F, blacksmith 

Buxton G Q, hotel 

Cody B F, saloon 

Doland & Blatchley, flour-mills 

DOLLEY L, general merchandise 

Fagg Jos, shingle-mill 

Myers J D, saw-mill 

Northrup H, bootmaker 

Rawdon W B, saw and planing-mills 
and sash and door factory 


RATTLESNAKE CREEK. 


See Big Oak Flat Hill. 


CaLaveras County. A post-office, 29| Los ANaELEs County. A post, express 


eg prey’ WOODS OF ALD BIWODS, 
Nos. 18 and 20 Mpear Street, San Franciaco. 


California—Railroad Flat-Red Bluff. 761 


RAVENNA. 


and ieiearen oftice, on the Southern 
Pacific R. R., 51 miles northeast of 
Los angeles and 19 miles east of 
Newhall. 


Bowers Wesley C, postmaster 
O’REILLEY JAMES, general mer- 


chandise 


RAWHIDE RANCH. 


TuoLumneE County. Post-office James- 
town; 5 miles southwest of Sonora. 


FRISBEE E C, general merchandise 
RED BLUFF. 


TreHamMa County. Isthe county seat 
of Tehama County, and has a munici- 
pal form of government under a char- 
ter of incorporation. Its topography 
is desirable for the extension of its 
limits, being on a natural esplanade 
on the west bank of the Sacramento: 
River, at the head of navigation, and 
on the Oregon Division of the Cen- 
tral Pacific R. R., 135 miles from Sac- 
ramento, the State capital. 

Its natural advantages for a perma- 
nent and steady growth are of such a 
nature and so multifarious as to warrant 
the belief that the place will become a 
city of considerable importance in a pe- 
riod not very remote. It is surrounded 
by a very rich body of agricultural 
land, and the opportunities for develop- 
ing the stock-raising, horticultural and 
cereal-producing interests are manifold. 
These facts are being taken advantage 
of yearly by persons who engage in the 

ursuits of the husbandman. New 
ands are being opened up, and an in- 
crease in the acreage sown to grain and 
otherwise cultivated is annually being 
made. Everything indigenous to the 
latitude grows luxuriantly, and large 
crops are yearly harvested. It is mainly 
to the agricultural interests that the 
rapid growth of the place is due, thongh 
lumber of splendid quality is manufac- 
tured in great quantities. It would be 
an excellent point for the erection of 
extensive woolen mills, as the bulk of 
the wool grown in Southern and Eastern 

Oregon and Northern California passes 

through this place, The vearly product 

of wool of Tehama County reaches al- 
most 2,000,000 pounds, which is a great 
source of revenue to its capital. With 
the superior facilities for the manufac- 


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enterprise would be a profitable one. 
The population of the place is put down 
at 2, people, and it has a full com- 
plement of factories, mills, etc. The 
public schools are spoken of in the high- 
est terms, a perfect system for the edu- 
cation of pupils seeming to be the result 
most sought after. All the religious 
denominations are represented. 


Academy of Our Lady of Mercy (The) 


ADLOFF & BAUMGARTNER (Ja- 
cob Adloff and C H Baumgartner), 
saloon 

Adloff Jacob (Adloff & Baumgartner) 

Allbright H M, blacksmith 

Alvord C T (Cornell & Alvord) 

Ashurst C B (Braynard & Ashurst), at- 
torneys-at-law 

Bahney W H, druggist 

Baird Geo, saloon 

Bank of Tehama County, W B Cahoone 
cashier 


Banks Jerome, attorney-at-law and no- 
tary public 
Barry C R, attorney-at-law 


Bassett Geo, saloon and variety theater 
Baumgartner C H (Adloff & Baumgart- 


ner) 

Bidwell Bros & Co (E L and E W Bid- 
well and J A McGregor), carriage fac- 
tor 

Blackburn J W (Clark & Blackburn) 

Brady John, livery stable 

Braynard & Ashurst (C P Braynard and 
C B Ashurst), attorneys-at-law 

Braynard C P (Braynard & Ashurst) 

Breadon J, Picnic Grove 

Brooks G W, hotel 

Brown E C (Brown & Thompson) 

Brown E & Co (Elisha and H W 
Brown), general merchandise 

Brown John W, livery stable 

Brown Thos, blacksmith and wagon- 
mak er 

Brown & Thompson (E C Brown and 
Geo Thompson), saloon 

BURGESS J W, propr Tremont Hotel 

Burket L H (Mosher & Burket), resi- 
dence Chico 

Cady J M, tailor 

Cadwalader Chas, pres Bank of Teha- 
ma County and mgr W: U Tel Co 

Cahoone W B, cashier Bank of Tehama 
County and agt W, F & Co 

Cameron J S, physician 

Campbell C A (Morris & Campbell) 

CAMPBELL W C, deputy county 
clerk and notary public 

Champlin Geo, city trustee 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, 


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Chipman & Garter (M P Chipman and 
Chas A Garter), attorneys-at-law 

Chipman M P (Cmipavan & Garter) 

Christian C E, barber 

Church J E, general merchandise 

CLARK & BLACKBURN (G W Clark 
and J W Blackburn), Kushion Saloon 

Clark G W (Clark & Blackburn) 

Clark & Mayhew (S D Clark and C R 
Mayhew), general merchandise 

Clark 8 D (Clark & Mayhew) 

CLEMENTS JOHN, news and varie- 
ties and postmaster 

Cohn Alex, dry goods and clothing 

Collins O H (Richart & Collins) 

Comstock C A, justice of the peace and 

olice judge 

CONE & KIMBALL (J § Cone and G 
G Kimball), general merchandise and 
agricultural implements, wool and 
grain buyers 

Cornell & Alvord (H S Cornell and C T 
Alvord), dry goods and clothing 

Cornell H S (Cornell & Alvord) 

Coughlin T L, painter and grainer 

CRANDALL ry Q, harnessmaker and 
saddler 

Crocker N & Co (N Crocker and M Pos- 
ner), hides, wool, etc 

Cumming J E, dentist 

Darrough C H, druggist 

Davenport J S, groceries 

De Haven J L (Roberts & De Haven) 

Delehanty John, saloon 

Delvecchio C H, barber 

Dillabough E, saloon 

Duncan J B, dairy 

Dyson J H, searcher of records 

Eastman S, wagonmaker 

Eby J, county assessor 

Edwards Wm, saloon 

Fllison J F, attorney-at-law 

Elmore R H, druggist 

English Samuel, propr Red Bluff and 
Belle Mill Stage Line 

Epperson Daniel, wagonmaker 

Esterle A M, dentist 

Fickert C W, furniture and undertaker 

Fife John, physician 

Fish C E (Fish & Weeks) 

Fish & Weeks (CU E Fish and Randal 
Weeks), saloon 

Florence R H, hay, feed and saloon 

FORTIER EC, livery stable 

Foster C F, sheriff 

Fowle C D, mgr Singer mfg Co 

Frank & Mock, painters : 

Frank S F, wool buyer and commission 
merchant 

Freeman S P, cashier for H Kraft 

Fuller Rolla, wholesale and retail liq- 
uors 

Gale H A, physician 

Gans E §, principal Red Bluff Academy 


GIRDERS, JAIL AND FENCE WORK, 
227 Main Street, Jan Francisce. 


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California—Bed Bluff. 


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Garter Chas A (Chipman & Garter) 

GEDNEY D W, insurance agent 

Gerstenberger & Kuhn (P Gerstenberger 
ane A Kuhn), watchmakers and jew- 
elers 

Gerstenberger P (Gerstenberger & Kuhn) 

Gratfel C S, horseshoer 

GREENE C H, county clerk 

Grimm J F, saloon and barber 

Gunzendorfer ——, furnishing goods, 
cigars, tobacco, etc 

Hastenplug J, saloon, and wine and vin- 
egar mfr 

Haswell C S, clergyman (Methodist) 

Hickman E, coroner and public admin- 
istrator 

Hilton F OC, city clerk 

Holden T J, dentist 

Hook MR, real estate and insurance 


ast 

Howard W H, clergyman (Methodist) 

Hunter S J, furniture 

Jeffress G W, attorney-at-law and 
court commissioner 

Jennings A J, livery stable 

Johnson J A (Johnson & Saffell) 

Johnson & Saffell (J A Johnson and J 
M Saffell), contractors and builders 

Jones C F, saloon 

Jones T J, blacksmith and wagonmaker 

Jones Wm Henry, attorney-at-law and 
notary public 

Kersey J C, gunsmith 

Klotz R, meat market 

Kraft H, banker 

Krauss John, brewery 

Kuhn A (Gerstenberger & Kuhn) 

Lange Chas W, hairdressing and baths 

Lange L H D, saloon 

LEE UCE B, insurance agent and 
money loaner 

Lennon E F, justice of the peace 

Leonard Geo O, glovemaker, and guns, 
pistols, etc 

Leslie A (Willard & Leslie) 

Lewis J W, attorney-at-law 

Lingscheid A, boots and shoes 

Logan James, barber 

Loomis A J, pork packer and dealer ia 


ice 

LYON DB, superintendent Sierra Lum- 
ber Co 

Madison (+ W, soda works 

Maller C W D, saloon 

Manasse Martin (Voluntine & Manasse) 

Martin J E, bootmaker 

Matlock J T, district attorney and 
attorney-at-law 

Maurino Q H, marble works 

MAYER LOUIS, saloon 

Mayhew C R (Clark & Mayhew) 

Mayhew H A, superior judge 

McCommons Wn, city marshal 

McGregor J A (Bidwell Bros & Co) 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, SUSIE SHO%.0 dick cts aae chase cee 


Man francisco, 


McKINNON N, merchant tailor 

McManus Thos, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Miller Henry, hotel 

Morris A W (Morris & Campbell) 

Morris & Campbell (A W Morris and C 
A Campbell), dry goods, clothing and 
OSHER 3 

MOSHER & BURE.2T (W G Mosher 
and L H Burket), furniture manufac- 
turers and dealers 

Mosher W G (Mosher & Burket) 


1s & 20 Spear Mt. 


Morphy Thomas, groceries and dry | i. 
goods 
O’Brien J W, hardware, stoves and tin- za 


ware 

O'Connor Will H (Vogel & O’Connor) 
Otto Christiano, bootmaker 

Payne D H, carpetweaver 

PEN J A, saloon 


P. 
* People’s Cause’ ; 

“PZOPLES CAUSE” (daily and 
weekly), J F and E C Pendleton 
proprietors 

Perry Chas F, painter 

Phillips J (J Phillips & Co) 

Phillips J & Co (J Phillips, C Westeu- 


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haven and J Wiest), candy factory 0 


and ice cream saloon 

Posner M (N Crocker & Co) 

Prater Wm, meat market 

Pryor J H, mgr “ People’s Cause” Job 
Printing Office 

Quinby A O, restaurant 

Red Bluff Academy, E S Gans principal 

Red Bluff Flour Mill, Willard & Leslie 
proprs 

Red Bluff Gaslight Co, T R Ryan supt 

Reeve W A, dentist 

Richart & Collins (H C Richart and O 
H Collins), harness and saddles 

Richart H C (Richart & Collins) 

Roberts & De Haven (J B Roberts and 
J L De Haven), livery stable 

Roberts J B (Roberts & De Haven) 

Robertson D, horseshoer 

Ryan T U, supt Red Bluff Gaslight Co 

Satfell J M (Johnson & Saffell) 

Schoenfeld Jerry, books, stationery, 
jewelry, toys, fancy goods, etc 

SCHOENFELD § D, books, stationery, 
jewelry, cutlery, guns, ammunition, 
musical instruments, toys and fancy 
goods 

Schroder Bros (A and B Schroder), saloon 

Scott P C, county treasurer 

“SENTINEL,” A Townsend proprietor 

Shackleford H B, county surveyor 

Sheppard Chas, saloon 

Shoemaker S S, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

SIERRA LUMBER COMPANY, D 


B Lyon superintendent 


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SIMPSON C H, real estate and insur- 


ance agent and searcher of records 
len 6 AM (Trewblood & Springate) 
Stocks J G, cigars and tobacco 
STOLL PAU » harness and saddles 
Taylor Geo W, agtO PRR 
Thompson Geo (Brown & Thom 
“TOCSIN ” (semi-weekly), H 
r roprietor 


HH, proprietor ‘“Tocsin” 
TO A, 
Trewblood John 


Frcpsisioe Sentinel” 

(Trewblood & Sprin- 
gate) 

Trewblood & Springate (John Trew- 
blood and A M Springate), black- 
smiths 

Vestal G W, meat market 

Vogel Louis A (Vogel & O'Connor) 

Vogel & O'Connor (Louis A Vogel and 

ill H O'Connor), saloon 

Volker C, clothing, furnishing goods, 
boots and shoes, hale and caps 

Voluntine J C (Voluntine & 


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H. WACHHORST “Gianstcisrecats 


J. F. & E. C. PENDLETON, 


Strictly reliable on all matters. 
No rhern California. 


REDDING. 


Suasta Counry. ar 
telegraph office, on the Oregon Divis- 


port:nce is assured. 


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BARNES 
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County Democrat” 


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California—Red Bluff-Redding. 


Daily Weekly People’s Cause, 


Red Bluf, California. 


The leading and most influential Paper published in Northern California. 


Subscription Price (Weekly). 


A post, express and 


ion of the Central Pacific R. R., 35 
miles from Red Bluff. Everything 
indica‘es a healthy growth, and its 
destir.y as a place of commercial im- 
The country 
sur; ounding it is agricultural in its 
nature, and is capable of supporting a 
It is the entrepot 
of a large area of thickly populated 
country, where wool growing and 
stock-raising are extensively carried 


Ashfield James, contractor and builder 
Averill G W (Gleaves & Averill), and 


& ESTES (L S Barnes and 
‘Shasta 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, “*""S2s*nis all kinds {RON WOBK, 


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Voluntine & Manasse (J OC Voluntine 
and Martin Manaxse), hardware, 
stoves, tinware and agricultural) im- 

lements 
anee Wm, city lag, she 

Ward M, clothing, ts and shoes 

Weeks Randal (Fish & Weeks) 

Wentz meory bakery and saloon 

West J M, physician 

Westenhaven O (J Phillips & Co) 

Westlake G W, physician 

Weston Henry, photographer 

Wiedmann Louis, hootmaker 

TECK HH, watchmaker, jew- 
elerand engraver 

Wiest J (J Phillips & Co) 

Wietfeldt Henry C, horseshoer 

Willard G K (Willard & Leslie) 

Willard & Leslie (G K Willard and A 
Leslie), propr Red Bluff Flour Mill 

Winter Geo G, mgr for R Klotz 

Yager Myron, county supt 
schools 


public 


Proprietors. 


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Barnes L S (Barnes & Estes) 

Bemis H R, saloon 

Benvie G P (Benvie & Valentine) 

BENVIE & VALENTINE (G P Ben- 
vie and Wm Valentine), blacksmiths 

Berry Chas E, hardware, stoves and tin- 


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Birkhead James C, cigar factory 3a 
Breslauer D & Co (D, I and N Breslau- 22 
er), general merchandise aa 
Brown John R, agtC PRR an 
Burroughs A 8 (Frisbie & Burroughs) ® 


Bush & Johnson (C C Bush and HF 
Johnson), forwarding and commission 

Carder Thomas, Oak Run Saw-mill 

Castle AS, saloon 

Conroy B, propr Redding Hotel 

COOPER J H & CO H and JG 
Cooper), proprietors ‘‘Redding Inde- 

ndent”’ 

Craddock John, livery stable 

Dickinson E, justice of the peace 

Dunn RG, agt W, F & Co 


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Fader L J, feed stable 
Farhner J G, wagonmaker 


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notary public 


H R Wiley), attorneys-at-law 
George J, hotel and feed stable 
Gilbert J & & Son (J RandS J R Gil- 
bert), stoves, tin and hardware, agri- 
cultural implements, wood and willow- 


ware 

Glaszer Peter, blacksmith 

GLEAVES & AVERILL (J M 
Gleaves and G W Averill), drugs and 
general 1nerchandise 

Gleaves J M (Gleaves & Averill), drug- 


gist 

Greenwood Joseph, bootmaker 

Groves Mrs G, millinery and fancy 
goods 

Groves Geo, restaurant 

GRUTIN ER OSWALD, bakery and 
saloon 

Hoff Peter, meat market 

Klotz & Huster, Klotz Saw-mill 

LAWRY OJ, physician 

LEY FRANK, watchmaker and jew- 
eler 

Madison John H E, barber 

Major J N, livery stable 

McCormick James (McCormick, Saelt- 
zer & Co), postmaster 

McCORMICK, SAELTZER & CO 
(James McCormick, K M Saeltzer and 
W L Smith), general merchandise, 
grain and lumber 


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Estes J M (Barnes & Estes), res Weaver- 


Flanigan & Gordan Misses, dressmaking 


FRISBIE & BURROUGHS (A 8 Bur. 
roughs and L W Frisbie), real estate | M 


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Frisbie L W (Frisbie & Wiley and'Fris- 
bie & Burroughs), attorney-at-law and 


Frisbie & Wiley (Lewis W Frisbie and 


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MILLER & EATON (J H. Miller and 
J P Eaton), druggists, opticians, jew- 
elry and varieties 

Miller Frank, genoral merchandise 

Miller J H (Miller & Eaton), physician 
orris B R, harcnessmaker 

P E G, Yreka Saloon 

P. § CO, agent California and Ore- 
gon Stage Co 

Pehrson N J, hotel 

“REDDING INDEPENDENT’ 
(daily and weekly), J H Cooper & Co 
proprietors 

Rodgers James, stage agt 

Ruggles J R, merchant tailor 

Saeltzer R M (McCormick, Saeltzer &Co) 

Scamman J IF, wagonmaker ; 

Schroter G ©, harness and saddles, hides 
and sewing tnachines 

Scofield Rev R B, Methodist clergyman 

“SHASTA COUNTY DEMOCRAT” 
(weekly), Barnes & Estes proprietors 

Smith W A, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Smith W L (McCormick, Saeltzer & Co) 

Spann J W, notary public and justice 
of the peace 

Spears Mrs L L, ladies’ hairdresser 

Spelman John, barber 

Thompson Frank R, hotel 

Tiffin Mrs J EK, stationery, varieties 
and ice cream saloon 

Valentine Wm (Benvie & Valentine) 

Watt Mrs S A, millinery and dress- 


making 

Weil S (Willard & Weil) 

Wiley H R (Frisbie & Wiley), attorney- 
at-law 

Willard N (Willard & Weil) 

Willard & Weil (N Willard andS Weil), 
general merchandise 

Williamson Daniel R, mgr W U Tel Co 


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TuLaRE County. See Mineral King. 


REDWOOD ‘CITY. 


San Mateo County. A post, express 
and telegraph office. County seat. 
Population 1209, Situated on the 
Southern Pacific R. R., 28 miles 
from San Francisco, with which city 
it also has water communication. 
The town possesses two bright weekly 
newspapers, a flouring-mill, two brew- 
eries, two tanneries, and important 
lumber interests. The Grand Hotel 
and the %rem: nt House are the prin- 
cipal hotels. The Grand, under the 
direction of Mr. Wm. Faull, formerly 
of San Jose, is in every particular a 
first-class house. 


Allen Mrs J M, fancy goods, pictures 
and frames 

ALLUM L W, editor “‘Times-Gazette” 

Ayres Charles, propr Tremont House 

Baker David, boots, shoes and dry goods 

Barrett John, merchant tailor 

Beeger Henry, tannery 

Bleiman Joseph, azt Wheeler and Wil- 
son Sewing Machines 

Botsch Frederick, boctinaker 

Bradbury G F, physician 

Chamberlain & Wilcox (P P Chamber- 
lain and W J Wilcox), general mer- 
chandise and agts Wells, Fargo & Co 

CHRIST JOHN, wholesale and retail 
dealer in wood and coal, grain propri- 
etor, storage and town marshal 

' Clark Wm A, constable with Judge 
Walsh ® 

Cloud J J, county surveyor 

Cook Alonzo, saloon 

Crowe J, undertaker 

Crowe John C, justice of the peace 

Cullen P, flour and produce 

Davis & Green (S E Davis and A Green), 
butchers 

Dielmann John, bakery 

Douglass Wm H, boctmaker 

Eikerenkotter C F, saloon 

Eikerenkotter E, county auditor 

REWER 


Ford John F, irsurance agt 

Fox & Ross (Geo W Fox and Geo C 
Ross), attorneys-at-luw 

Frank Bros, of San Francisco, J G Roos 
mgr, tannery 

Frisbie Will, druggist and postmaster 

Garritson John, county supervisor 

Glennan J W, harnessmaker 

Glennon John, city clerk 

Gosch John, saloon 

GRAND HOTEL, Wm Faull roprie- 
tor 

Green A F, county supervisor 

Grimmenstein Henry, saloon 

HADLER CLAUS, general merchan- 
dise, liquors, brewery, and city trustee 

HAFERKORN ANDREW, saloon 

Hannon James, saloon 

Hanson & Co (Charles Hanaon), lumber 
dealers and mfrs 

Hanson Henry C, cigars and tobacco, 
aud cigarmaker 

Hanson Peter, coal and wood 

Hartley G P, county supt schools 

Hartshough ©, county assessor 

Hatch Jas, county supervisor 

Head F Edward, superior judge 

Hilton & Titus (James Hilton and John 
Titus), blacksmiths 

Hind Thomas, butcher shop 

Horn James, Farmers’ Home Saloon 
and Hotel 

Horton Henry, stoves, tinware, etc 

Humburg August, apholsterer 

Hurd Mrs H H, groceries, etc 

Hynding C J, hotel and saloon 

Jacobson Louis, general merchandise 
and city treasurer 

Jamieson P B, plumber and gasfitter 

Johnson TY H, physician 

Kincaid H, attorney-at-law and notary 
public 

King Henry, barber shop and baths 

Kriess Michael, brewery 

Kuck C Martin, saloon 

Kuck’s Germania Hall, Martin Kuck 
propr 

Lawrence W H, county supervisor 

Leahy & Jacobson (S C Leahy and Chas 
Jacobson), insiirance agt 

LEAHY § C (Leahy & Jacobson), pub- 


lisher ‘‘San Mateo County Journal ” 


YY, Claus Hadler | Loveland E, public administrator and , 
roprietor coroner { 
FAULL- WILLIAM, proprietor Grand | Loveland E W, physician PT 
Hotel Madsen A C, saloon 
Fisher Leonard, blacksmith and wagon- | McCarthy P, buotmaker 
maker McKenna & Murray (Patrick McKenna 


Fitch James F, stoves, tinware, etc 
FITZPATRICK EDWARD F, :t- 


torney-at-law and notary public 
itzpatrick P P, saloon 

ord D & Sun (Daniel and °Daniel W 
Ford), horseshoers and blacksmiths 


PRISON CELLS 


Cemetery Fences, ete., 
» No. 227 Main Street, 8. F 


and J C Murray), blacksmiths 
Mullen Daniel, harnessmaker 
Nelson Lawrence, flour-mill 
Nutting H N, attorney-at-law 
Uffermann Bros (J H and C H Offer- 
mann), groceries and liquors 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO, VENEERS ‘sts Franciece” 
fom California—Redwood City-Rieber's Station. 767 


@2| OLDER FREMONT, manager San} REIF JOHN, farmer and postmascer 
Mateo Publishing Co Robinson R K, farmer 
Parker L A, Excelsior Saloon Runels Charles, farmer 
Phelan Miss & Kind Mrs, millinery Runels James, farmer 
3 Plump Gevert, general merchandise eed elas 
gy | PotterG R, agtSPRR RE UA 
2 | Prebble M Jr, city marshal 0 , 
| Prior Charles, St Charles Hotel Det Norte Country. A post-office, 15 
Ramos BC, ice depot miles southeast of Crescent City. 
Bs Roos J G, mgr Frank Bros’ tannery 
Rowley RG, district attorney ALBERT H, postmaster 
S| RaW MATEO” COUNTY JOUR DEVIL 
NAL” (weekly), S C Leahy publisher RICEVILLE. 
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dupsat Masbtens estou’ AITKEN A B & CO, Wells, Fargo & 
Savenad B. constable Co’s office and gener2l merchandise 
Smith TJ, city trustee and gen mdse Bisker J G, bootmaker : 
Solan Wm M leat , oe ror beer Satie 
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1c] te aga ates stable Donovan J J, meat market 
<4 Staffurd James, groceries, liquors and Heidriedt Adam, wagonmaker 


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‘ Kindle S W, hotel and liquors 
city trustee : , : 
Bierars Miss Kate, mgr W U Tel Co Pcieuueee 
Stewart Wm, druggist : on 
Teague A, city frantes and atty-at-law i eel phy yea as onrgoon 
Thiel Gustave A, watches, jewelry and) so.) wy pe 7: 4 
abl watchmaker Million Wm, hotel and liquors 
Tichnor Harry, agt Singer Mfg Co be UA aL s callewatl 
td! TIMES. GAZETTE” (weekly), San|"“oticg ce 


4) “Mateo Publishing Company, publish-| Ti)bets J W carpenter 
is ers # ree 


Tremont House, Charles Ayres propr 


Underhill Alpheus, varieties RICH BAR. 
Walker H, county clerk and recorder 


: Piumas Country. Post-office Spanish 
Walker H W, sheriff and tax collector sey : . 
T~| WALSH M, justice of the peace, real Ranch; 12 miles from Spanish Ranch. 
estate andinsurance agent and city | Beatty Thos, fruitraiser and miner 


ed asscasor BUVINGHAUSEN ALEX, hotel, 
Welch R C, police judge, real estate, in-| _fruitraiser and ininer 
i=) surance, collection, etc Chaplain Chas, mining 


Wentworth Geo, supervisor French Ravine Quartz Mine, J B Whit- 
Whooton & Thompsou (Fredk Whooton| _ ing & Co proprs 
and Edward W Thompson), painters} Gausner F, hotel, brewer and fruitraiser 


and dealers in painters materials Keep Albert, miner and fruitraiser 
Wilcox W J (Chamberlain & Wi!cox), | Lafoon Madam, ferry 
county .easurer McShane J B, butcher 


Windele Edward, physician Moore Mrs, lodging- house 
BES De Mori Geo, gen mdse and hotel 
bigs by Se B & Co, proprs French Ka- 


REIFF vine Quartz Mine 
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Lakr County. A post-office, 13 miles RIEBER’S STATION. 


from Lower Lake. Ex. Doravdo County. Post-oftice Placer- 
Bond Henry, farmer ville; 6 miles east of Placerville. 
Bose Carl, farmer Anderson & Lewis (G Anderson and W 


Chandon C F, farmer 


N Lewis), Mining Co 
Ebbinghausen Frank, farmer 


Blair J & J, lumber mills 


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Lee George, farmer Brislen John, wood, coal and timber 
Morrell A F, farmer contractors ; 
©, Vlson Chris, farmer Chapman Rev A FE, temperance lecturer 


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hdl Palmer J ©, farmer El Dorado Scroll Werk, rcrniture 


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Hassler & Rieber (J Hassler and H Rie- 
ber), printers 

Hicks John, wood, cosl and timber con- 

_ tractor 

Larson WN E, wood, coal and timber con- 
tractor 


RIEBER LOUIS, hotel 
RINCON. 


San BERNARDINO County. Post-office 
Chino; 6 miles northeast of Chino. 


NOBLE JOHN, general merchandise 
RIO DELL. 


Humpoutpr County. A post-office, 14 
miles southeast of Ferndale and 25 
miles south of Eureka. 


PAINTER L, gencral merchandise, 
justice of the peace, proprietor Rio 
Dell Hotel and postinaster 

TOWNSEND ES, deputy postmaster 
and clerk 


RIO VISTA. 


Sotano County. A post, express and 
telegraph office. Is situated in the 
extreme southeastern portion of So- | 
lano County on the Sacramento River. 
One of the principal industries of the 
place is salmon fishing and canning, 
which is carried on quite extensively. 
It is 89 miles from San Francisco, 
and is reached by river steamer. 


Barkway Rev R H, clergyman (Metho- 
dist) 

Bell P, tinner 

Brunig Jos, lumber 


- 315 J St., Sacramento, C 


Precious Stones, e 


rter Fine Watches, Jewel 


eceuere, 


Carter R C, tinsmith 

Chase E, news agt 

Christensen M, wood and coal 

Claridge Mrs G A, hotel 

Craner A H, groceries 

Currie John, saddler 

Endicott Dr R C, drugs 

Erlander & Gallings*, gen mdse 

Fallman L, blacksmith 

Ferguson W, wagonmaker 

Fiscus J B, livery 

Flannigan Mrs, dressmaker 

Fraser Geo, butcher 

Gat..uaer John H, warehouse 

Gurney Jacob, saloon 

Hadley S T, blacksmith 

Holdersback J, wagonmaker 

Ingersoll J D. justice of the peace 

Janowski J A, jew ‘er 

Johnson & Emizh (also Newton Land- 
ing), grain and lumber 

Kearney Jas, shoemaker 


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California—Rieber's Station—Riverdale. 


Kiernan Thos, undertaker 
Lawson H, saloon 
Louis & Co, butchers 
Malone John, shoemaker 
Marshall C K, notary public 
McCray & McNally, saloon 
McGraw Daniel, saloon 
Miller Louis, painter 
Morgan L T, blacksmith 
Nelson C, saloon 
Nelson Simon, carpenter 
Perry J M, grocer 
Peterson A ff, livery 
Roberts Geo W, saloon 
Runk Mrs L C, hotel 
Sidwell J M, produce 
Sidwell Mrs, restaurant 
Sorenson S P, furniture 
Stanton J C,, druggist 
Stoll C M, harness 
Tallman Mrs L, fancy goods 
Thompson Geo, saloou 
Wadsworth Wn, grocer 
Weslar Geo, barber 
WILCOX & DOZIER, general mer- 
chandise 
Williamson Wm, flour-mill 


RIPON. 


San Joaquin County, A post, express 
and telegraph oiiice, on the Central 
Pacific R. R. (Visalia Division), 9 
miles from Modesto. 


Fink John, carpenter 

Fiszsimmons A M, blacksmith 

Kinney D, carpenter 

Lockwood F G, painter 

O'Leary J, hotel and liquors 

Pyyall Geo, bootmaker 

Sweet J G, carpenter 

YAPLE D F, general merchandise and 
postmaster and agt Central Pacific R 

R, Wells, Fargo & Co, W U Tel Co, 

and Ripon Warehouse 

Yaple P, wheclright 


RIVERDALE. 


Fresno County. A_ post-office, 21 
miles south of Fresno. 


Ashbrook Alfred, farmer 

Barritt B F, stock raiser 

Benn S F, farmer 

Carothers W A, stock and wool grower 

Chamberlain Joel, stock raiser 

Chamberlain Wm, farmer 

Cottle Luce & Co, stock and wool 
growers 

Forsyth James, stock raiser 

Gibbons Lewis, farraer 

Green F R, school teacher 


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California—Riverdale—Riversicde. 


JOE POHEIM. THE TAILOR, makes the BEST FITTING Clothes in the State. 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, se\tt't Bisex Wwainut, spanish Cedar, Vencers. 


Harlan Elisha, stock raiser 

Hatch Dennis, farmer 

Hill Benson, stock raiser 

Jatun Joseph, farmer 

Lewic Lindsay, stock and wool grower 
Picker! Harvey, stock raiser 
Powell James H, stock raiser 
Shance Robert, farmer 
Shance Wesley, farmer 
Sherwood Frederick, farmer 
Thompson Thomas, farmer 


RIVERSIDE. 


San BERNARDINO County. A post, ex- 
press and telegraph offi.:. This pret- 
ty place is distant 7 miles from the 
tuwn of San Bernardino, and 8 miles 
by stage from Colton. It is surround- 
a by rich orange and lemon groves 
and raisin vineyards. The drives in 
the vicinity of Riverside are the most 
interesting in the State. ‘There is an 
abundant water supply and a delight- 
ful climate. 


Alder Samuel (Petchner & Alder) 

Allen Jacob, physician 

BELA RD F, restaurant and bakery, 

ain 

BETTNER JAMES, president River- 
side Fruit Co, 8th 

Binkley P T & Co, furniture and under- 
takers 

Blade Thos (Mayer & Blade) 

BOYD JOHN, proprietor St George 
Hotel, Main (see adv) 

Branch Mrs S J, restaurant 

Burt B D & Bro (B D and B F Burt), 
general merchandise 

Carr Wm, restaurant 

Carr W W (Wood & Carr) 

Carroll Mrs M FE, restaurant 

Church Mrs L D, dressmaking 

Colburn Rev M 'T, clergyman (Meth- 
odist) 

Conway E, notary public and justice of 
the peace 

Cox W G, painter 

Cunniagham G D, wagons, carriages 
agricultural implements 

Cunningham R F, real estate and insur- 
ance agt 

Derby A B, bootmaker 

Dickson G W, livery stable 


| Drake J M, books and stationery 


DYER BROS (W Hand O T Dyer), 
Riverside Bank, Main 

Dyer O T (Dyer Bros) 

Dyer W H (Dyer Bros) 

Eseallier & Jourdan (J Eseallier and E 
Jourdan), saloon 

Evans S C, pres Riverside Land and Ir- 
rigating Co and Riverside Canal Co 


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Son proprietors, Main (see adv) 
rilkins C W, stationery, fancy goods, 
insurance agt and postmaster 
Gage Matthew, watches and jewelry 
Gill C J, physician 
GLENWOOD HOTEL, Frank A Mil- 


ler propr, cor Main and 7th (see adv) 


_|Gould H W, surgeon and dentist 


Greves James P, notary public and in- 
surance agt 

Hall J F, real estate 

Hamilton J W, drugs 

Hayt Chas P (W A Hayt & Son) 

Hayt W A (W A Hayt & Son) 


HAYT WA & SON (W A and Chas 
P Hayt), livery and feed stables and 
stage lines, Main (see adv) 


HOLT LM, publisher and proprietor 
**Press and Horticulturist ” and gen- 
eral job printing, 8th 

Hoe Mrs S M, millinery and fancy 

‘oods 

J onelan E (Esea‘lier & Jourdan) 

Keith A & Son, fruit boxes 

Keith & Derby, boots and shoes 

Kelsey Bros (A S and J M Kelsey), fur- 
nishing goods and clothing 


Lightner & Rosenthal (Samuel Lightner | 


and E Rosenthal), general merchan- 
dise and agts W, F & Co 

Lyon & Rosenthal, dry goods 

Marsh Isaac, hardware, stoves ani tin- 
ware 

\.asters & Heap (S Masters and Joseph 
Heap), blacksmiths 

Maxwell Samuel D, painter 

Mayer & Blade (John Mayer and Thos 
Blade), saloon 

McBain Wm, dry goods 


MILLER FRANK A, groceries and 
crockery and proprietor Glenwood 
Hotel, Main (see adv) 

Moody I! P, furniture and undertaking 

Moore T F, esrriagemaker and agricul- 
tural implements 

Morse & Segar (Geo Morse and E L Se- 
gar), fruits 

Noland & Bro, painters 

Olney P F, dentist 

Oppenheimer L & Co (L Oppenheimer), 
general merchandise 

Overton Miss Kate, operator W U Tel 
Co 

Packard J, blacksmith 

PAPINEAU OTTLEY, harness and 
saddles, Main 

Parker Miss L, millinery 

Patton S S, hardware 

Petchner & Alder (Frank Petchner and 
Samuel Alder), blacksmiths and 
wagonmakers 


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“PRESS AND HORTICULTUR- | Scott W L, locksmith 

IST,” LM Holt publisher and pro- | Sear EL (Morse & Segar) 

prietor, 8th Shaftner C H, barber 
Rader H C, stage line Shugart K D, physician and surgeon 
Reinstein Philip, harness and saddles Smith Mrs M, dressmaking 
RIVERSIDE BANK, Dyer Bros pro- | Spence W R, plumbing 

prietors, Main Stone John, butcher 
Riverside Canal Co, S C Evans pres, Thompson A J (Wilson & Thompson) 

H J Rudisill sec ‘ Pay photographer 

_| Waite » nurseryman 
Uae BD Bere ccccar tek Wilbur Bros (John A and Oscar C Wil- 
Riverside Land and Irrigating Co, S C bur), groceries. 
7 Wilder C, hairdressing 


R arene pres, H J Rudisill sec Wilson & ‘Thompson (W S Wilson and 
oe Jas H, drugs and stationery A J Thompson), groceries, bakery, 
Rudisill H J, sec Riverside Land and} and restaurant 


Irrigating Co, and Riverside Canal Co | Wood & Carr (WB Wood and W W 
ST GEORGE HOTEL, John Boyd pro-| Carr), hardware 


prietor, Main (see advertisement) Wood W B, propr Riverside House 


St. George Hotel, 


JOHN 3°¥YD, Proprietor. 


(a¥~ Lately Refur. shed Throughout... <&! 
SAMPLE ROOMS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS. 


Rates Reasonable. Main Stre+t, Riverside, Cal. 


Fashion Livery Stables, 


W. A. HA i Proprietors. 


ATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST., S. F. 


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Connecting with all trains for San Diego and Los Angeles, carrying U. S. Mails 
and Express. Stages connect with all Stages for Bernardino and Colton. Tri- 
Weekly Stage Line for Temescal. 

This is the only Stage Line that connects with the San Diego Train. Tickets 


sold through. 
RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA. 


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ROBERT'S LANDING. 


ALAMEDA Counrry.  Post-office San 
Lorenzo. 


ROBERTS WM, hay and grain ware- 


houses, also dealer in lumber, etc 


ROBINSON’S FERRY. 


CaLAVERAS County. A post-office, on 
the Sonora and Mokelumne Hill 
Stage Road, 9 miles from Sonora. 


Casseretto F, general merchandise 


Woop VEY, postmaster and 


county supervisor third district 


ROCK. 


Yoto Country. A post-office, 17 miles 
northwest of Madison. 


Rumsey D C, quicksilver mine 


TILLY J W, postmaster 
ROCKLIN. 


PLacER County. A post, express and 
telegraph office. It is the eastern 
terminus of the Sacramento Division 
of the Central Pacific R. R., 22 miles 


CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST., S. F. 
JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montgomery & 124 Market. 


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California—Riverside—Rocklin. 


CLENWOOD HOTEL. 


Riverside, San Bernardino 


The above Hotel is one of the very few establishments on the Coast that is so complete. 
ated among the Orange Groves of that section of the country, to the traveler it is indeed a perfect 

Large rooms in suites or single. To the tourist, or parties coming to this place, the pro- 
prietor offers special inducements and low rates. 


771 


Co., Cal. 


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northeast of that city, and 14 miles 


southeast of Auburn. Its location 
is quite pretty, being at the base of 
the Sierras, and its support is derived 
chiefly from the machine shops of the 
Railroad Cumpany. At this place 
extensive granite quarries are worked, 
from which shipments are made to 
i aia in the valley. Population 


Agler James, agt trainmaster C P RR, 
W, F & Co, and mgr W U Tel Co 

Burchard James, saloon 

CASSIDY JAMES, saloon 

Clow Stephen, blacksmith 

Clydesdale John, saloon 

COLT WM P, tin and hardware 

Cooley Menzo W, master me-hanic 
Sacramento Division 

Crocker LeRoy L, general mdse 

Ebrs Martin, saloon 

Farrell Thomas J, bootmaker 

Glace Adam D, foreman C P R R round 
house 

Good Templars Lodge, No 382, Miss Lizzie 
Schneider sec 

Granite Lodye, F & A M, No 222, John 
Sweeney W M, Samuel Wentworth 
sec 

Jodoin Louis, barber 

Landis Stephen F, fruits and produce 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., sewer 


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California—Rocklin—Rohnerville. 


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Lavenson Moses, general merchiudise 

Legion of Honor, Henry E Stafford sec 

Levison Bros (I and J L Levison), gen- 
eral merchandise 

Lodge AOU W, Rowland George M 

» Henry E Stafford recorder 

McCreedy Geo W, propr Trott’s hotel 

Neher Mark J, livery stable 

Nye Alfred A, division clerk CP RR 

O'Connor John M, general mdse 

Pfosi Jacob, bakery 

Rowland George W, blacksmith 

Schlegelmilch Mrs Mary, hotel 

Schneider Lizzie, sec Good Templars 

Schoenemann Chas W, physician 

Schoenemann Thomas W, druggist and 
physician 

Schuetze Wm F, meat market 

Silsby Albert W, operator W U Tel Co 

Smith B F, justice of the peace 

Smith Miss Isabella C, postmistress and 
stationery 

Stafford Henry E, physician 

SWEENEY JOHN, liquors and gro- 
ceries, Depot 

Taylor Rev David, pastor Congrega- 
tional Church 

Taylor J N, granite 

Vantre's Mrs Rebecca, lodging-house 

Wentworth Samuel, sec Masonic Lodge 


ROCKPORT LANDING. 


MENDocINOo County. Post oftice West- 
port. 

Christiansen C, hotel and wool dealer 

Dodge Mrs Leonar |, millinery 

Perry Wm, wagonmaker 

Turuer M L, gen mdse and justice of 
the peace 

Young G G, general merchandise 


ROCKY POINT. 


SterrA County. A post-office, 10 miles 
northwest of Sierra Valley. 

Freeman Willis, blacksmith 

McNair Bros, saw-mill 


YARRINGTON HENRIETTA, post- 


mistress 
Yarrington H J, hotel 


ROGERS’ HOT SPRINGS. 


FRESNO County. 


EREYENHAGEN EMIL, stage pro- 
rietor 
KREYENHAGEN GUST, hotel 


Landrum Mark, saloon 


ROHNERVILLE. 


Humpotpt Country. A post, express 
and telegraph office, situated on the 
Eureka and Cloverdale Road, 20 miles 
by stage south of the former place. Its 
main supports are the lumber, wool 
and agricultural interests of the local. 
ity, which are very valuable. The 
town is built on ahealthy site, and is 
in a flourishing condition. 

Adams S 8 

Brewer Chas H, blacksmith 

Brien John, justice 

Davis H A P, justice 

Dyer Mrs D A, millinery and fancy goods 

Feigenbaum J & Bro, gen mdse 

Felt T D, physician and surgeon 

Finch J W, constable 

Gill A M, dry goods and millinery 

GORDON CHAS E, editor and proprie- 
tor ‘‘Rohnerville Herald” 

Hamill Owen, wagonmaker 

Kalischec N & Co, general merchandise 

Lamb Bros, market 

Moore Chaz, livery stable 

Perrott M, livery stable 

Ral Thos, varicties 

“ROHNERVILLE HERALD” (The), 
Chas E Gordon editor and proprietor 

td ag W L, clergyman (Methodist) 

Tibbetts A C, flour-mill 

Towndrow W N, physician 

Tyrrell A J, drugs, books and stationery 

Weldon J A, dentist 

Woodlee H, hotel 


The Rohnerville Herald, 


Published every Wednesday at 
Rohnerville, Humboldt County. ... .--.-.--- California. 


CHAS. E. GORDON, Editor and Proprietor. 


TERMS: $1.50 PER YEAR, 


Tue HERALD is published inthe centre of the Great Eel River Valley, the 
most productive and prosperous region in Northern California. 


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ROSE’S STATION. 


Kern County. A post-office, 36 miles 
south of Bakersfield. 


ROSE WM B, general merchandise, 
postmaster and hotel 


ROSEVILLE. 


Piacer Country. A post, express and 
telegraph office; a small agricultural 
town at the junction of the Oregon 
Division and the main line of the 
Central Pacific R. R., 18 miles from 
Sacramento; atown of about 400 in- 
habitants. 


Band of Hope, meets Friday nights 
Baxter J B, saloon 

Baxter W, saloon 

Berry T A, barber and saloon 

Blair & La Due, meat market and saloon 
Branstetter ——, propr Junction House 
Branstetter W J, general merchandise 
Bulens & Valentine, Depot Saloon 
Fitzgerald W J, blacksmith and wagon- 


maker 
Fletcher Robert J, livery stable 
Golden Eayle Hotel, W Scott propr 
Gregory H L, clergyman (Methodist) 
Hickins John, Roseville Brewery 
IO te Lodge, No 261, meets Saturday 
nights 
IO 5 F, meets Odd Fellows Hall on Sat- 
urday nights 
Junction Hotel, —— Branstetter propr 
Niles Wm B, physician 
Pratt J D, hay, grain, agricultural im- 
plementa and general merchandise 
Pullen Samuel J, school teacher, justice 
of the peace, notary public and in- 
surance agt 
Keehner Charles, blacksmith 
Schoonover D J, physician and surgeon 
Siggins Mrs, dressmaker 
Thomas & Son, general merchandise 
Williams W B, painter 
Woodruff Curtis, bootmaker 


ROUGH AND READY. 


NeEvapa County. A post and express 
office, on the Marysville Stage Road, 8 
mites southwest of Nevada City and 
4 miles west of Grass Valley. Itis 
an agricultural and mining town. 


Melbourne E L, saloon 

Roberts Q Y, constable 

Schlottleaur I. L, general merchandise 

SCHRODER JOHN F, general mer- 
chandise and postmaster 

Single J, blacksmith 


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Suasta County. A post-office, 35 miles 
northeast of Redding. 


Afterthought Mining Co, J O Stewart 
supt 

Redeker Wm, general merchandise 

STEWART J 0, superintendent After- 
thought Mining Co 


ROUND VALLEY. 


Inyo County. A post-office, 30 miles 
north of Independence. 


Jones John §, flour-mill 

Jones Thos E, farmer 

Olds David, blacksmith 

Sheldon Rev H B, Methodist clergyman 
Simmons Rev L W, Methodist clergy- 


STOUTENBOROUGH J H, general 


merchandise 
Swan C 8, justice of the peace 


ROUTIER STATION. 


SacrRaAMENTO County. A post-office on 
the Sacramento and Placerville R. R., 
114 miles east of Sacramento; sup- 
ported by general merchandise and 
farming. Thecountry in the vicinity 
of this village can scarcely have jus- 
tice done it by word picturing. ‘The 
fields of grain and extensive vine- 
yards and orchards that skirt the 
road on either side form a subject that 
would exert the fancy of a pvet to its 
utmost to describe. 


Bryan A W, stock dealer 

Bryan E H, farmer 

Bryan W F, farmer 

Colquhan Chas, farmer 

Didording Chas, farmer 

Evans John, farmer 

Hanlon Geo, farmer 

Hicks G D, miller 

Hoy Peter, farmer 

Kelley Edward, farmer 

Kilgore DC, farmer 

Mahew Leon, saloon 

McDermot John, farmer 

Menke A, hop grower 

Mortas E G, farmer : 

PATTERSON A D, justice of i: 
peace, postmaster and agent Sacra- 
mento and Placerville R R 

Qauad Stephen, farmer 

Routier Joseph, fruit and wine raiser 

Schmidt Herman, blacksmith 

Shields John, farmer 

Smith M L, farmer 

Stephens R D, fruit and wine 


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Studerus John, fruit grower 
Taylor D W, farmer 
Taylor John B, farmer 
Williamson D L, farmer 


ROWLAND. 


Ex Dorapo County. A post-office, 25 
miles northeast of Markleeville. 


RAMSEY BROS, general merchandise 
Rowland T B, hotel 


RUTHERFCRD. 


Napa County. A _ post and express 
office, on the California Pacific R, R. 
(Napa Branch), 14 miles from Napa 
City and 4 mile; from St. Helena. 


re J, postmaster 

FRYE & NOTTAGE, general mer- 
chandise, agents California Pacific R R, 
Wells, Fargo & Co and Puget Sound 
Lumber Co 

Hortop H, blacksmith 


SACRAMENTO. 


SacRaMENTO County. A post, expres® 
and telegraph office. 

Situated on the east bank of the Sacra- 
mento River, in the lovely valley bear- 
ing the bame name, is the handsome cap- 
ital of the Golden State. Her position 
geographically is decidedly favorable, 
renaering the business men of the city 
invaluable aid in enlarging their trade, 
which, in their absence, must be cir- 
cumscribed to very narrow limits by 
the competition of San Francisco mer- 
chants. By the energy and enterprise 
of her citizens, who have always been 
alive to the development of their city, 
she has reached the second place as a 
commercial emporium, and we be- 
speak for her a continual growth and 
an honored place in the rank of the 
most substantial cities of the coast. 
Her many avenues of trade are orna- 
mented with splendid structures, well 

aved with cobble stones and _bril- 
iantly illuminated with gas, while 
many of them are traversed by lines 
of street railway, and well drained by 
an excellent system of sewerage, In 
the residence portions of the place the 
roomy yards, studded with palms and 
ferns, and ablaze in most seasons of 
the year with rare flowers, there are 


many objects of attraction. In the 
ossession of magnificent private 
omes, Sacramento’ will compare 


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favorably with any city of the same 
size in the Union. The railroad depot, 
constructed in the summer of 1879, 
and the beautiful capitol building are 
features of the place that deserve 
special notice. The former is com- 
posed principally of iron and glass, is 
upwards of 300 feet in length, and is 
conveniently subdivided into compart- 
ments peculiar to itself. The latter 1s 
a handsome structure, very commodi- 
ous and attractively situated in lovely 
grounds, and surmounted by a dome 
180 feet in hight. Its cost was in tho 
neighborhood of $5,000,000. The city 
is also well supplied with daily and 
weekly newspapers. The press of the 
city is a credit to it, and the circula- 
tion of the papers show an apprecia- 
tion that is commendable. The con- 
struction in the past year of many 
substantial business houses and resi- 
dences, and the contemplated invest- 
ment of capital in similar improve- 
ments the present year, is a happy 
commentary on her future growth. 
The population is estimated at 26,- 
000. 


ABBOTT A, cashier California State 
Bank, 330 J 

Abrams J, bootmaker, 803 L 

Ackerman & Co (Maurice Block Sacra- 
mento, Ackerman Bros, San Fran- 
ciszo), wholesale dealers in crockery 
and glassware, 629 and 631 J 

Acock & Charleville (F L Acock and 
Fred Charleville), real estate and ins 
agts, 904 7th 

Acock T L(Acrck & Charleville), 904 7th 

ADAMS C E, hay, grain and feed, 
wholesale and retail, 727 J 

Adams L S (Adams, McNeil] & Co), 
residence San Francisco 

ADAMS, McNEILL & CO (LS Adams 
and John McNeill), wholesale grocers, 
NE cor Front and L 

Agricultural Park, cor 20th and G 

Ainsworth Henry, blacksmith, alley bet 
3d and 4th, P and Q 

Aitken A (Aitken & Fish), 617 K 

AITKEN & FISH (A Aitken and FN 
Fish), marble works, 617 K 

Alexander D E, attorney-at-law and 
notary public, 904 7th 

Alexander S, clothing, 806 K 

Alfarro Isadore, saloon, 1531 Front 

Allmond Geo D, agt White sewing 
machine, fancy goods, 806 J 

ALSIP E K (Sweetser & Alsip), 1015 4th 

American Eagle Hotel, T S Wilkinson 
propr, 1201 J 

American Laundry, 8 B Cooley propr, 
cor 19th and I 


/ WRITE BRON, 13 & 15 Maia 
» ant 14 & 16 Spear st,8 ¥, 


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Amrhein John (Muhleck & Amrhein) 
206 


c-) Burnett), cor 12th and J 
Anderson Claus (Anderson & Johnson), 
1012 7th 
e| Anderson & Hamm (W J Anderson and 
' WJHamm), dry goods and clothing, 
924 J 
Anderson James, merchant tailor, 603 K 
Anderson & Johnson (Claus Anderson 
and AG Johnson), merchant tailors, 
=) 1012 7th 
Anderson L P, sign painter, 816 K 
Pe Anderson Robt, bo:'lermaker, 1210 2d 
Anderson W A, city attorney, cor 3d 


and J 
Anderson W J (Anderson & Hamm), 
924 J 
Andrade J S, barber, 1029 Front 
& Andrew A (A Andrew & Co), 1021 2d 
Andrew A & Co (Adam Andrew and 
@©| Fred Y Williams), cigars, 1021 2d 
Ankener J J (Ross & Ankener), 819 7th 
Annis A (Union Wood and Coal Co), 
426 K 
Armington L E (Armington, Millis & 
Morse), 730 J 
Armington, Millis & Morse (L E Arm. 
ington, WS Millis and O N Morse), 
clothing, boots and shoes, 730 J 
ARMSTRONG J W, attorney-at-law, 
328 


Armstrong Thomas, harnessmaker, 1104 
Arnold Jacob, meat market, cor 2d and 


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ARNOLD J H (George Schroth & Co), 
cor 13th and J 
Arnold M, restaurant, 1019 2d 
Ashby DE (Capitol Packing Co), 1113 
and 1115 Front 
dn] Ashby W F, hay and grain, 11th bet J 
and K 
Asher Julius, photographer, 810 J 
Atkinson E C, priacipal Sacramento 
Business College, 716 I 
Atlantic Garden, cor 17th and F 
Atlantic Hotel, S Schmorleiz propr, cor 
I and 12th 
VERY JM, president Capitol Furni- 
ture Co, 616 J 
Babson & Scadler (Seth Babson and 
Ks and James Seadler), architects, 1006 
7th 
F) Babson Seth (Babson & Seadler),1006 7th 
Bagley W H, varieties, 1102 J 
Bailey Benjamin, county supervisor 
Bailey oe W (Bailey and Inghram), 
324 
BAILEY & INGHRAM (J M Ingh- 
ram and Frank W Bailey), Interna- 
tional Hotel Saloon, 324 K 
Bailey W 4H, harneszmaker, 1030 K 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, Sates ont*\uks Mansions chaeotces 
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8t,8.F. Oak, Ash, Hickery, Maple, Cherry, ete, 


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Baker B, hotel, 1114 7th 

Baker & Hamilton (L L Baker and R M 
Hamilton), hardware and agricultural 
ih aac C H Hubbard mgr, 109- 


Baker L L (Baker & Hamilton), res San 
Francisco 
Baldwin C G, groceries, cor 12th and G 
Baldwin W_ H, physician, 1029 2d 
| Banholzer F, engraver, 430 J 
Sapte John (John Baptiste & Co), 


K 

BAPTISTE JOHN & CO (John Bap- 
tiste and F X Perreiter), cigars, to- 
bacco and shooting gallery, 326 K 

Barber M, hay, grain and mill feed, NE 
cor J and 11th 

Barnes Chas, grain sacks, cigars and 
tobacco, 910 J 

Bartels & Gregory (Wm Bartels and V 
J Gregory), wholesale liquors, 910 2d 

Bartels Wm (Bartels & Gregory), 910 2d 

Bassett L F, city engineer, Water 
Works Building 

Bassett W S (Taft, Bassett & Hunts- 
man), 501-505 M 

BATES GEORGE E (Freeman & Bates), 
916 5th 

Bauer Frank X (Bauer & La Motte), 
729 K 


Bauer John (Ross & Bauer), 315 K 
Bauer John J, county supervisor 


BAUER & LA MOT 


426 J 
BAY OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE, 
orris Radonich proprietor, 1025 2d 
BEALS HS, photographer, 415 J, up 
stairs 
Beard MR & Co (M R Beard), blank 
books and stationery, 312 J 
Beardslee E A, mgr W U Tel Co, 1015 2d 
BEARNSEN N, stoves, furniture and 
crockery, 829 J . 
BEATTY ADAM (Beatty, Beatty & 
Beatty), attorney-at-law and notary 
ublic, 328 J 
TTY, BEATTY & BEATTY 
H O, W H and Adam Beatty), attor- 
neys-at-law, 328 J 
BEATTY H 0 (Beatty, Beatty & Beat- 
ty), attorney-at-law and receiver U S 
Land Office, 328 J 
BEATTY W H (Beatty, Beatty & 
Beatty), attorney-at-law, 328 J 
Beaumont Duncan, land agent, 904 7th 
Beckley P R, county supervisor 
Beckman Wm, pres People’s Savings 
Bank, 400 J 
“BEE” (daily and weekly), James Me- 
Clatchy & Co proprietora, 1016 3d 
Beebe Joseph (Jones & Beebe), 812 K 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., 
776 


Beede S S, saloon, Agricultural Park 

Behen Michael, saloon, 501 5th 

Bell Charles, druggist, SE cor 2d and K 

Bell & Co (L Bell), auctioneers and com- 
mission merchants, 916 J 

Bell H A (Griffitts & Bell), 812 K 

Bell L (Bell & Co), 916 J 

Bellmer M, groceries, NE cor 8th and M 

Belvidere Hotel, Jacob Frees propr, 
1023 6th 

Bennett H, note-teller Sacramento Bank, 
cor 5th and J 

Bennett Henry, blacksmith, 12th bet D 
and E 


BENNETT I, cigars, tobacco, fruits, 
varieties, etc, 926 J 
renee Mrs M A, dressmaking, 1117 
t 
Bennett Michael, saloon, 807 J 
aa L B, groceries, NW cor 13th and 


Berg & Co, painters, 728 K 

Bergmann A, pickle and vinegar works, 
709 and 711 L 

Berkey Thos H, county clerk, Court 
House 

Bernard H M, carriage manufacturer, 
cor 6th and L 


| BERNHARD CONRAD, superinten- 

dent Capital Furniture Co, 616 J 

Berry Mrs L BE, lodging-house, 1117 5th 

Betschart B (B Betschart & Co), 1025 
Front 

Betschart B & Co (B Betschart and 
Frank Schuler), proprs California 
House, 1025 Front 

Bidwell & Cook (F J Bidwell and D O 
Cook), grocers, 128 K and 1108 2d 

Bidwell F J (Bidwell & Cook), 128 K 

Biewener Fredk, meat market, 400 M 

Billings E L (E L Billings & Co), 417 K 

Billings E L & Co (E L Billings and Jas 
Woodburn, wholesale liquors, 417 K 

BILLINGSLEY & C0 (U C Billings- 
ley and AS Hopkins), wholesale wood- 
en and willow ware, 311 and 313 J 

Billingsley U C (Billingsley & Co), 311 
and 313 J 

Bingay Mrs E C, teacher of drawing and 
painting, Odd Fellows Temple 


: Bishop Chas E, county supt of schools, 


Court House 


"Black Andrew (Join Black & Son), 83 


Front (old number) 

Black John (John Black & Son), 38 
Front (old number) 

Black John & Son (John and Andrew 
Black), Sacramento Cracker Co, 83 
Front (old number) 

Blair Samuel, county supervisor 

Blank D M, mgr Continental Oil and 
Transportation Co, Front bet K and L 

Blauth TH, saloon, 1021 4th 


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Blessing E G (Blessing & Guthrie), cor 
7th and K 

a seunve (Ackerman & Co),629 and 

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Blodgett C A, saloon, NW cor K and 2a 

Blue Geo B, carriage-maker, 917 and 
919 3d 

a at ohn, mfr cane and willow-ware, 

15. 

Bolier John (Bolier & Roeder), 816 K 

Bolier & Roeder (John Bolier and Ed 
Roeder), saloon, 816 K 

Bond & Huntsman (Mrs M J Bond and 
Mrs L P Huntsman), millinery, 523 J 

Bond Mrs M J (Bond & Huntsman), 
523 J 

Bonney C P, patent medicines, and agt 
Buell’s Patent Spring Bed, 1226 7th 

Bonstin S A, groceries, 817 K 

Booth & Co (Newton Booth, C T 
Wheeler, J T Glover, and W W 
Dodge), wholesale grocers, 41-49 (old 
numbers) Front 

Booth Newton (Booth & Co), 41-49 
(old numbers) Front 

Borchers Wm, saloon, 1020 J 

Borra Joseph, Sacramento Conservatory 
of Music, 515 K 

BOSONIS BRO, director Sacramento 
Institute, cor 12th and K 

Boston Drug Stvre, 301 J 

Bostwick Miss Carrie, millinery, 517 J 

Bovyer Edward A, carpenter, 520 L 

Bowers W_ 0, propr Union Hotel, cor 
2d and K 

Bowser W W, agt Wheeler & Wilson 
Sewing Machines, 527 J 

Boyd Mrs J W, dressmaker, 5054 J 

Boyle Miss Katie, dressmaking, 1014 


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BOYNE WM & CO, marble works, 
lz 


Brandt A, fancy goods and ladies’ un- 
derwear, 507 J 

Brass Wire Gold Placer Mining Co, 
Carl] Strobel sec and treas, 321 J 

Brendlin A (Brendlin & Zecher), bakery, 
1128 I, and 20th bet H and I 

Brendlin & Zecher (A Brendlin and F J 
Zecher), Pacific Bakery, 1128 I 

Breuner John, furniture and bedding, 
604-608 K 

Brewer A, saloon, SE cor Front and K 

Brewer B B (Brewer & Southworth), 
6284 J 

Brewer M T (M T Brewer & Co), 1006 
-1010 2a 

Brewer M T & Co (M T Brewer and J F 
Farnsworth), wholesale fruit, pro- 
duce and seeds, 1006-1010 2a 

Brewer & Southworth (B B Brewer and 
S S Southworth), dentists, 6284 J 

Brier B C, short-hand reporter, Court 
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Briggs W A, physician, 212 J 

Briggs W E, oculist and aurist, 4294 J 

BROICH JOHN, cabinetmaker, up- 
holsterer, and furniture mfr an 
dealer, 706 K 

Bromley Thomas, merchant tailor, 
810 , 


Bronner Geo F, groceries, and public 
administrator, cor 15th and L 
Brooklyn Hotel, J E Mooney propr, 85 
and 87 (old numbers) Front 
Brothers Misses, milliners, 611 J 
Brown Bros (Richard, Franklin, and 
Simeon Brown), blacksmiths and 
wagonmakers, 920 K 
9 Brown Miss Emma, hairdresser, 517 K 
Brown Franklin (Brown Bros), 920 K 
Brown House, lodgings, H C Capwell 
propr, 328 K 
Brown I S, attorney-at-law, NE cor 3d 
and J 
rown Isaac, saloon, 120i J 
Brown James A, saloon and variety 
theatre, 115-119 K 
Brown John Q, city mayor, City Hall, 
supt Capital Gas Works, cor Front 
and T 
Brown Richard (Brown Bros), 920 K 
Brown Simeon (Brown Bros), 920 K 
| Bruce House, P C Smith propr, 1018 J 


2 BRUNE AE, physician and surgeon, 
| _ 521d 


$ | Bruner Elwood, attorney-at-law and 
notary public, NE cor 4th and J 

Z Brust Mre M A, dressmaking, 612 K 

“ss| Bryding P, propr Tremont Hotel, 112 
and 114 J 


Montgomery & 724 Market 


Buchanan AN, notary public, 916 5th 
Buckley Henry L, district attorney, 
Court House 
Buell G B (Buell & Roberts), 1226 7th 
Buell & Roberts (G B Buell and D L 
Roberts), spring bed mfrs, 1226 7th 
BUNDOCK H F & BRO(H F and 
J S Bundock), Sacramento Pottery, 
cor 30th and N 
Burgess T K, veterinary surgeon, 728 K 
Burke F T, lodging-house, 918 2d 
Burke M A (Sisson, Crocker & Co), 
129 J 
Burkhard W J (Eureka Sign Co), 815 K 
<4 | Burnett H A (Pearson, Amsden & Bur- 
an nett), cor 12th and J 
Burr E A, hay and grain, 815 J 
a Burroughs Mrs V A, hairdresser, 4284 J 
bet | Burtless W H, mgr Cabinetmakers’ 
Committee, 822 K 
—) Bush Ed N, cigars and tobacco, 326 J 
Ay Bush Geo T, gas fixtures, gasfitter and 
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plumber, 51 
Bush John, barber, 626 K 
Butler Frank (Saunders & Butler), 302 J 
Butler Stephen W, county supervisor 


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Butterfield W A, groceries, NE cor 10th 
and J 


Byers R H, undertaker, 609 K 


a | Cabinetmakers’ Combination, W H 


Burtless mgr, 822 K 
ea aa Ed (Cadwalader & Parsons), 


Cadwalader Geo, attorney-at-law, NE 
cor 3d and J 

Cadwalader & Parsons (Ed Cadwalader 
and Chas R Parsons), real estate and 
insurance agts, 231 J 

Caldwell S R, supt City Cemetery 

Cure Bible Society (branch), 1023 
9t 


CALIFORNIA CANDY FACTORY, 
seca Fisher proprietor, 5u8 and 510 


CALIFORNIA CRACKER CO, Henry 
Fisher agent, 510 J 

California Hotel, B Betschart & Co 
proprs, 1025 Front 


CALIFORNIA STATE BANK, A 
Abbott cashier, 330 J 

Callahan D E, county treasurer, Hall 
of Records 

Callihan Mrs P A, milliner, 613 J 

Calvyn & Chipman (James M Calvyn 
and H C Chipman), painters, 1107 2d 

Calvyn James M (Calvyn & Chipman), 
1107 2d 

Camenzind F, carpenter, 2118 H 

Campbell Chas M, furniture and bed- 
ding, 409 K 

Campbell M, groceries, 1316 5th 

Cantwell H C, cigars and tobacco, 430 J 

Cantwell W R, attorney-at-law, NE cor 
3d and J 


CAPITAL ALE VAULTS, J J Na- 
gele age! Sioa 302 J and 1005 3d 

Capital Brewery, Kerth & Nicolaus 
proprs, cor 12th and I 


CAPITAL FURNITURE CO, J M 
Avery president, F Mier secretary and 
treasurer, Conrad Bernhard superin- 
tendent, 616 J 

Capital Gas Works, John Q Brown 
supt, cor Front and T 

Capital Hotel, Blessing & Guthrie 
proprs, J H Miller mgr, cor 7th and K 

Capital Ice and Coal Co, Chas Sellinger 
mgr, 1009 3d 

CAPITOL PACKING CO (J H Car 
roll, R Hickmott and D E Ashby), 
packers of hermetically sealed goods, 
1113 and 1115 Front 

Coe Sign Works, J C Quinn’ propr, 

215 

as ap Soap Co, Withington & Wil- 
jams proprs, 1427-1431 Front 

Capital Soda Works, Henry J Postel 
propr, 310 J 


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CAPITAL WOOLEN MILLS, 8 
ae president, K H Tryon secretary, 
822 J, mills, cor 16th and C 

Capwell H ©, pictures, frames, etc, 728 

and ag “house, 328 K 

Carey G W (RS Carey & Sons), cor 20th 
and K 

Carey John T (RS Carey & Sons), real 
estate and insurance agt and notary 

ublic, 
public, 1006 4th 
i £ S (RS Carey & Sons), cor 20th 


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Carey RS & Sons (RS, GT, and G W 
Carey), proprs City Railway, cor 20th 
and 

Carlaw John, granite and marble works, 
cor 10th ae Q : 

Carle & Croly (Siias Carle and E J Cro- 
ly), contractors and builders, 1114 2d 

Carle Silas (Carle & Croly), 1114 2d 

Carpenter L B (Morton & Carpenter), 
323 J 

Carrazher Edward, restaurant, 1018 3d 

Carroll J C (J C Carroll & Son), 808 K 

bas JO Jr (J C Carroll & Son), 808 


Carroll J C & Son (J C and J C Carroll 
Jr), marble works, 808 K 

Carrol! J H, Capital Packing Co, 1113 
and 1115 Front (and James I Felter 
& Co, 1016 2d) 

Carroll’s Warehouse, cor 11th and B 

Cary W W, waichmaker, 1005 2a 

Caselli A, bootmaker, 216 J 

Casey & Cronan (H G Casey and M Cro- 
nan), wholesale liquors, 218 K 


Casey H G (Casey & Cronan), 218 K 

Castorf Mrs L, lodging-house, 300 K 

Castro Manuel, wood and coal, NW cor 
4th and L and Front bet P and Q 

Caswell Wm, city bill poster and agt 
“Chronicle,”” “Alta” and ‘‘Demo- 
krat,’’ 524 K 

Catlin A P, attorney-at-law, 1007 2d 


Central House, Hornlein Bros, 81S and 
820 K 


Central Pacific Railroad Hospital, 13th 
bet C and D 

Chadderdon J L, paints, oils, etc, ete, 
204 K 


CHAMBERLAIN W E, vice-president 
National Gold Bank of DO Mills, SE 
cor 2d and J 

Champion Mrs Lizzie, lodging-house, 
4154 K 

CHANDLER LC, real estate and in- 
surance, 227 J 

Charleville Fred (Acock & Charleville), 
904 7th 

Chesley George W, wholesale liquors, 
51 Front 

Chipman H C (Calvyn & Chipman), 
1107 2d 


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Chittenden W A (W A Chittenden & 
Co), NW cor 9th and J 

Chittenden W A & Co (W A Chitten- 
den and W_ L Weyant), general mer- 
chandise, NW oor 9th and J 

Christianson & Bro (Anthony and Chris 
Christianson), poultry, game, fruit, 
etc, 703 J 

Christy Edward, county supervisor 

ware man John, painter, cor 24th and 


Churchman Jonathan (T C Churchman 
& Son), cor 24th and J 

Churchman T C (T C Churchman & 
Son), cor 24th and J 

Churchman T C & Son (T C and Jona- 
than Churchman), blacksmiths and 
wagonmakers, cor 24 and J 

City Board of Education, 323 J 

City Brewery, Ruhstaller & Schuler), 
proprs, cor 12th and H 

City Cemetery, 10th and Y 

City Hotel, Andrew Noone propr, K 
bet 3d and 4th 

City Railway, A J Painter supt, cor 
20th and rd 

City Water Works, K D Scriver clerk, 
City Hall 

Clark A V (N Clark & Sons), J bet 33d 
and 34th 

Clark G D (N Clark & Sons), J bet 33d 
and 34th 

Clark James, saloon, 221 K 

Clark J Frank, undertaker, 1017 4th 

Clark N (N Clark & Sons), J bet 33d 
and 34th 

CLARK N & SONS (N,G Dand AV 
Clark), Pacific Pottery, manufacturers 
of sewer-p pe and water bricks, J 
bet 33d and 34th 

Clark Patrick, saloon, cor 6th and M 

Clark R C, superior judge, Court House 

Clarken R M, attorney-at-law, 328 J 

Clauss & Wertheim, saloon, 411 J 

Clayton Chas, cigars and tobacco and 
musician, 605 

Clayton M F physician and propr Pa- 
cific Water Cure, NW cor 7th and L 

one Miss M (Tice & Clements), 
521 

Clinch C, saw filing, K bet 8th and 9tk 

Cluness W R, physician, 1029 2d 

Clunie Building, cor 8th and K 

Coates M, carpenter, 502 I 

Coffey P J & Son (P J and J H Coffey) 
wa.7on and carriage mfrs, 924 and 926 


4th 
COGLAN C M, deputy county clerk 
COHEN , carpets and oil cloths, 
lace curtains, etc, 419 and 421 J 
COLE JOHN A, saloon, Front bet M 
and N 
Coleman L, cigars, tobacco, fruits and 
varieties, 724 J 


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Coleinan J O, exchange office, 325 J 

Coleman W P, real estate and insurance 
tg res pro tem Sacramento 

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COLUMBUS BREWERY, Wahl & 
Hoss Recgrissors cor 16thand K_ 

Comstock W D, furniture and bedding, 
NE cor 5th and K 

Coney Solomon, new and second-hand 
clothing, 105 K 

bari. J ohn, watchmaker and jeweler, 
4i7 J 

Conran John, propr Eldred House, 1010 
K 


Considine D J, saloon, 300 K 

Continental Oil and Transportation Co, 
D M Blank mgr, 67 and 69 (old nuin- 
bers) Front bet K and L 

Cook A A, architect, 401 J 

Cook D O ‘(Bidwell & Cook), 128 K 

Cook I’ H (T H Cook & Co), 801 J 


779 


Cross G J, house-mover, 1214 N 

Cross Manuel, barber, 1023 2d 

Cross & Robinson (Samuel Cross and E 
I Robinson), attorneys-ut-law and 
searchers of records, 429 J 

Cross Samuel (Cross & Robinson), 429 J 

Croszean Peter, barber, 704 K 

Crowley John, saloon, 1421 Front 

Cunningham J A, boiler and iron works, 
112 and 1141 

Curry Mrs Susan, dressmaking, 909 K 

Curtis Mrs A C, Sacramento Select 
School, 604 L 

be N Greene, attorney-at-law, 920 

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ay pg Mrs A W, lodging-house, 1020 
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Cutler S M (Sisson, Crocker & Co), res 
Oakland 

Dahringer T, wagon and plow maker, 
19th bet I and J 


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Cook Thos, barber, 1016 J 

Cooke Matthew (Cooke & Son), cor 
Front and M 

eee Ben J (Cooke & Son), cor Front 
and 


COOKE. & SON (Matthew and Robt J 
Cooke), proprs Pioneer Box Factory, 
Cooley S B, propr American Laundry, 
cor 19th and 
Cooper David, saloon, cor 2d and I 
Cooper Geo, poultry, game, fish, fruits, 
Cooper John F, music and musical in- 
struments, 5: o7 J 
727 K 
Corbin James H, saloon, 218 J 
Corrado G B, hotel, 
Corwin G B, cigars, 923 2d 
Counts J P, real estate agent, 916 J 
COWDRY ZT (Kirk, Geary & Co), 
41 
Coyle Bros (J Hand WN Coyle), wood 
and coal, 809 10th 
1205 Front 
Crocker C W (Sisson, Crocker & Co), 
CROCKER H § (HS Crocker & Co), 
residence San Francisco 
John D Yost and George M Mott), 
books, stationery, paper warehouse 
Croly E J (Carle & Croly), 1114 2d 
Cronan M (Casey & Cronan), 218 K 


cor Front and M 

Coolot A, books and stationery, 812 J 
etc, 516 K 

Coppin R, second-hand furni ure, 

107 (old number) 

Front 

Court House, NW cor 7th and I 

Cowger Mary S, carpet-weaver, 1226 8th 

Crocker % R, supt C P RR store-house, 
res San Francisco 

CROCKER HS & CO (HS Crocker, 
and printing, 208 and 210 J 

Cronin Wm P, oyster saloon, 616 K 


toys and fancy goods, 625 J 

DALE RICHARD (Dale & Co), 625 J 

Daly Mrs J M, dressmaking and ma- 
chine sewing, 1012 3d 

Daly J S, saloon, 42% K 

Damm Adam (Weimann & Damm), 705 
J 


Dangler Chas, saloon, 1025 3d 
Danioth Julius, saloon, 229 J 


DART GEORGE, physician and sur- 
geon, 627 J, upstairs 

Davies Mrs S, dcesmnialiog and lodg- 
ings, 2074 J 

Davies W B, notary public, 1013 4th 

Davis ——, carpenter, 1223 5th 

Davis David, saloon, 1022 4th 

Davis & Goepel (W B Davis and E 
Goepel), stoves and tinware, plumbers 
and gastitters, 826 J 

Davis G W, physician, 520 J 

DAVIS J F & SON, wholesale and 
retail dealers in carriages, phaetons, 
open and top buggies, O bet 22d and 
23 


Davis James G, furniture, 411 K 
Davis Mrs M E, lodging-house, 710 K 


DAVIS RICHMOND (Davis & Smith), 


Davis 8 H, house furnishing and build- 
ers’ hardware, 704 J 

DAVIS & SMITH (Richmond Davis 
and S W Smith), real estate, insur- 
ance and commission, 1002 J 

Davis W B (Davis & Goepel), 826 J 

Davis Wm J, short-hand reporter and 
notary public, Court House 

Dawson J E (Dawson & Thomas), 1008 
4th 

Dawson & Thomas (J E Dawson and E 
M Thomas), saloon, 1008 4th 

Day F W (Day & Joy), 1023 8th 


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780 


Day & Joy (F W Day and F H Joy), 
book and job printing, 1923 8th 
De Bernardi D (D De Bernardi & Co’, 
308 and 310 K 
De Bernardi D & Co (D De Bernardi and 
James Garzoli), poultry, fish, game, 
roduce, etc, wholesale and retail, 
and 310 K 
De Derky F F, physician, 818 8th 
De Longe J B, saloon, 521 K 
Dennery A & Co(A Dennery), crockery, 
lass and plated ware, 518 J 
BERNARD, sausages, 
pickles, delicacies, etc, 725 J 
Denson S OC, superior judge, Court 
House 
Derman Geo W, saloon and lessee East 
Park, cor 3lst and H 
Derozo G L, barber, 2164 J 
Deseve John B, bootmaker, 1009 9th 
DIETRICK’ MISS A RAY, artist 
and principal penmanship and draw- 
ing Sacramento public schools, 429 L 
Deuel S A, physician, 609 J 
De Vere Mrs, lodgings, 1114 K 
Devine J ©, marble works, 724 K 
Devine Martia, groceries, 530 N 
Devine W H, groceries, cor 10th and Q 
Devlin Robt T, attorney-at-law and no- 
tary public, NE cor 3d and J 
Dexter Stables, L R Jenkins propr, 612 
and 514 K 
Dias Joseph X, barber, 1027 2d 
Didion John, saloon, 414 J 
Diefenbacher J, barber, 223 K 
Diersse» D, groceries, 900 L 
Dierssen L J, groceries, 6830 Q and cor 
5th and O 
Dieterle Ed, saloon and lodging-house, 
1015 5th 
Dietrich Chas, propr Ebner’s Hotel, 116 
and 118 K 
Dingley N, Star Coffee and Spice Mill, 
118 and 115 1 
DiSano & Lazzarini (V DiSano and D 
Lazzarini), saloon, 1004 2d A 
DiSano V (DiSano & Lazzarini), 1004 2d 
Dodge E A, Sacramento Glove Factory, 
ins Bo Friend & T Li 
10 » pres Frien erry Lum- 
ber Co, las San Francisco 
Dodge V C, Star Glove Factory, 1005 K 
Dodge W W (Booth & Co), res San 
Francisco 
Dogherty Mrs Ann M, Empire Lodging- 


house, 122 K 
HIN CHAS & HERMAN, Dohn’s 
Saloon, 908 K 
Dolan Mrs P, lodging-house, NE cor 3d 
and J 
Dole E, saloon, Oak Knoll 
Dombrower §, tailor, 203 K 
Domestic Sewing Machine, L J Glasou 


agt, 801 K 


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Donovan Mrs OC, saloon, 230 L 

Donovon Mrs E, dressmaking, K bet 8th 
and 9th 

Dorney M L, bootmaker, cor 4th and M 

Doyle John, horseshceing, 1021 K 

Dray F R, surveyor for Sacramento 
Bank, cor 5th and J 

Drescher P C (Mebius & Co), 109-115 K 

Drew NL(N L Drew & Co), cor 2d 
and M 

Drew N L & Co (N L Drew, S L Rich- 
ards and W F Knox Jr), lumber, sash, 
doors and blinds, cor 2d and M 

Driscoll John (Root, Neilson & Co), 
Front bet N and 0 

Ducoing Joseph V, barber, §13 K 

Dun TS, clergyman (Methodist), 6th 


Donahue J aha grocertees cor 12th and D’ 
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‘Dunlap I, barber, 419 K 


Dunlap P (Dunlap & VanFleet), 603 I 

Dunlap & VanFleet (P Dunlap and W 
C VanFleet), attorneys-at-law, 603 I 

Dunn Chauncey H, attorney-at-law, 
G15 Sth 

Dwyer James (Dwyer & Paquin), cor 
2d and L 

DWYER M, Ivanhoe Saloon and club 
rooms, 730 K 

Dwyer & Paquin (James Dwyer and A 
Paquin), saloon, cor 2d an 

Dwyer 8, groceries, hay and grain, cor 
16th and J 

Dwyer Thos, pres Sacramento Transpor- 
tation Co, 1405 Front 

EAGLE STEAM CRACKER BAK: 
ERY, Wm eae geal 718 K 

East Park, cor 31st and 

Eaves W T, watchmaker and jeweler, 
908 J 

Ebel F A, nurseryman and florist, cor 
10th and P 

Eberhardt Wm, guns, pistols, etc, wood 
and ivory turner and meerschaum 
pipes, 528 K 

Ebert EG, merchant tailor, 529 J 

Ebner Bros (F X Ebner), wholesale 
liquors, 116 and 118 K 

Ebner F X (Ebner Bros), 116 and 118 K 

Ebner’s Hotel, Chas Dietrich propr, 
116 and 118 K 

HENRY, gunsmith, 

523 K 


E bs hot Henry, attorney-at-law, 401 J 
Eh 


ers B, groceries, cor 2d and N 
BHMANN CHRIS, grocerios, 1028 J 
Eilers D W, groceries, cor 10th and 0 
Bitel John, assayer, 317 J 
ELDRED H, proprietor State House 
Hotel, SW cor 10th and K 

Eldred House, John Conran propr, 
1010 K 

ns a A L, dressmaking, 7th bet 


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Elkus L (L Elkus & Co), 101-105 J 


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turers and importers of furnishing 
oods, boots, shoes, etc, 101-105 J 

Elliot C W, mgr Friend & Terry Lum. 
ber Co, 1310 2d, and cor 12th and J 

| Eiuott Archie, groceries, 

Elliott R E, mgr Sacramento Swir.- 
ming Bathe, 1024 K 

Ellis P, bootmaker, 1214 5th 

Elworthy F C (Eureka ate Co), 815 K 

Empire Broom Factory, F Lefavor 
mgr, 225 J 

English Jas Lawrence, banker, 1010 4th 

Eureka Sign Co (F C Elworthy and 
W J Barkhard), 815 K 

Ewers Nicholas, groceries, 1301 H 

GFL (Ewing & Hoehn), 513 

and 515 I 

EWING & HOEHN (F L Ewing and 
Jacob Hoehn), lime, cement, fire- 
brick, etc, 513 and 515 I 

Fabian Bros (Emil and August ‘“abian), 
groceries, SW cor 9th and J 


up stairs 
Falconer D & D, carpenters, 915 8th 
Faikenstein J A, saloon, 726 J 
Farnsworth J F (M T Brewer & Co), 


1006-1010 2d 
Farr B A, propr Telegraph House 
Farren Charles (Loftus Farren), 916 
and 918 3d 


Farren John, horseshoer, 810 K 

Faulkner D A, blacksmith and machin- 
ist, 1128 and 1130 J 

Fay Mrs M, lodgings, 316 J 

Featherstun Rev H W, clergyman 
(Methodist) 

Felch W C, real estate and insurance 
agt, 1013 4th 

Feldhusen C, groceries, 730 I. 

Felter James / (James I Feiter & Co), 
1016 and 1018 2d 

Felter James I & Co (James I Felter 
and J H Carroll), wholesale liquors, 
1016 and 1018 2a 

Feraut B, gro series, cor 2d and N 

Ficks Geo W, reporter ‘“‘Record-Union,”’ 
1017 3d 

Figg E J, notary public, and agt Mer- 
chants’ Collecting Bureau, 401 J 

Filand Patrick, groceries, cor 3d and Q 

Fisch F A (Fisch & Watson), J bet 
10th and 11th 

Fisch & Watson (F A Fisch and G W 
Watson), dancing academy, J bet 
10th and 11th 

Fish F N (Aitken & Fish), 617 K 

FISH THOMAS, manufacturing chem- 
ist, 614 K 

FISHER HENRY, California Candy 
Factory, restaurant, ice vream saloon 
and agent California Cracker Co, 508 
and 510 J 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montgomery & 724 Market. 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, st'S0" Connterseps, Newel Poste, Balueters. 


ELKUS L & CO (L Elkus), manufac- | Fisk R A, mfr and dealer in telegraph 


Fairchild MrsS K, dressmaking, 6133 J, |' 


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and electrical instruments, 1023 4th 

Flaherty Peter, saloon, 624 J 

Fleck J, bootmaker, 126 K 

Fleissner Otto, music teacher, 12th bet 
K and L 

Flemming Frank, barber, 1008 K 

Flohr Mrs A, covering and repairing par- 
asols, 1022 6th 

yn Andrew, lock and gunsmith, 1024 

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Meas Charles, gun and locksmith, 511 


Foote Mrs L, boarding-house, 923 K 

FORESTER E H, manager Scofield & 
Tevis, 911 and 913 2d 

Forrest L L, fixh, 104 I 

Foster F, bookbinder, 319 J. 

Foster N H, chief clerk C P R R shops 

FOUND AT LAST HAIR RESTOR- 
ATIVE, Henry Fuchs propr, 529 K 

Fox Thomas, mgr Pacific Mutual Life 
Insurance Co and notary public, 1009 


Foy F M, merchant tailor, 426 J 

FOYE W R § (Huntington, Hopkins 
& Co), 220-226 K 

Francis George H, cigars, tobacco and 
stationery, cor 8th and K 

Frazer W F, lumber, cor 5th and L 

FREEMAN A C (Freeman & Bates), 


916 Sth 
& BATES (A C Freeman 
and George E Bates), attorneys-at- 
law, 916 5th 
Frees Jacob, propr Belvidere Hotel, 


1023 6th 
FREY. GOTTLIEB, Empire Saloon, 


Friend & Terry Lumber Co, C W Elliot 
mgr, 1310 2d and cor 12th and J 
Fritz Joseph (Fritz & Miller), 905 K 
Fritz & Miller (Joseph Fritz and John 
Miller), undertakers, 905 K 

FROST AL, »ollector internal revenue 
4th Dist Cal, NE cor 2d and J 

FUCHS HENRY, varieties and pro- 
prietor “‘ Found at Last Hair Restora- 
tive,” 529 K. - 

Fuchs Oswald, Pacific Gardens and sa- 
loon, 314 9th 

Fuchs Peter, Se mfr and dealer, 405 K 

Fuller W P (Whittier, Fuller & Co), 
residence San Francisco 

O ee P, boarding-house and saloon, 
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Gaffanesch Mrs, nursery, C bet 18th 


and 19th 

Gaines F H, photo her, 627 J 

GALLATIN T (Huntington, 
Hopkins & Co), 220-226 K 

Galloway James, attorney-at-law, cor 
7th and J 


Gamble W A, saloon, 1008 7th 


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Garbe Henry (Nessel & Garbe), 1008 3d 


, hare D, wood and coal, NE cor 4th 


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Gardner M, physician, 318 J 

Garzoli James (D De Bernardi & Co), 
308 and 310 K 

Gattmann J M (Gattmann & Scheunert), 
622 and 624 K . 

ae J S (Gattmann & Wilson), 

Gattmann & Scheunert (H Scheunert 
andJ M Gattmann), wholesale and re- 
tail cigars and tobacco, 622 and 624 K 

Gattmann & Wilson (J S Gattmann and 
B Wilson), dry goods, 601 J 

GEARY WM (Kirk, Geary & Co), 


Gebert Jacob, 
cor 20th and 

Gee Mrs R, lodgings, 1024 4th 

Gehring Z'red, harness and saddles, 912 J 

Gemsch J (Holdener & Gemsch), 1011 
and 1013 5th 

George W F (White & George), notary 
public, cor 7th and J 

Gerber Anthony (Hauser & Gerber), 
210 K 

Gerber Henry, meat market, 930 J 

Gerber W E, county auditor and recor- 
der, Hall of Records 

Germania Building and Loan Associa- 
tion, H J Goethe sec, 1005 4th 

Gerson Samuel (Gerson & Mooser), 220.J 

Gerson S & Co (Samuel Gerson and A 
Mooser),commission merchants, 220 J 

Gibson J A, blacksmith and wagonma- 
ker, 1228 J 

Gidlund AC (Pierrepont & Gidlund), 
702 K 


Gilbert M, candy factory, 614 J 

Giles J W, barber, 729 

Gillis Dougald, livery stable, 917-921 8th 

Gilman C H, propr Red House,dry goods, 
clothing, boots, shoes, millinery, etc, 
706, 714 and 716 J 

Gilmer Thomas W, atty-at-law and jus- 
tice of the peace, 916 7th 

rae S, frujts, candies and cigars, 
2 

GIVENS C § (Jones & Givens), 209 J 

Givens John, saloon, 330 I 

Glasou L J, Domestic Sewing Machines, 
801 K 

on Mrs Annie, lodging-house, 1018 

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propr Union Brewery, 


Gleie Ferdinand, groceries, cor 6th and O 

GLOVER JAMES C, stamping and 
stampers’ materials, wall paper, show 
cards and agent Gibbs’ Turkish Rugs, 
1022 8th 

Glover J T (Booth & Co),41-49 (old num- 
bers), Front 

Goddard Joe, saloon, 422 K 

Goepel E (Davis & Goepel), 826 J 


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Goepel H, bootmaker, 1014 J 

Goethe H J, sec Germania Building and 
Loan Association, 1005 4th 

Gogings R E, druggist, 904 J 

Golden le Hotel, James McNasser 
propr, NW cor 7th and K 

Gonnet A; saloon, SE cor 2d and L 

Goodell N D, architect, Pioneer Hall, 
7th bet J and K 

Goodhue O P, mgr Sacramento Lumber 
Co, 1220 2d 

Goodwin J G saloon, cor 3lst and M 

GOSS MISS C A, Homoepathic phy- 
sician, 703 I 

Gottlieb S, meat market, 1328 7th 

Gottorski W, junk, 517 K 

wei Thos, barber, K bet 23d and 
24¢t! 

Graf M, wood and ivory turner, 1025 


4th 

Grafmiller A, hay and grain, 1020 9th 

Grangers’ Co-operative Business Asso- 
ciation of Sacramento Valley, Frank 
P Lowell mgr, gen mdse and agricul- 
tural implements, 1000-1006 K 

Grant Mrs, dressmaking, 6th bet J 
and K 

Gray C A D, cutlery, 408 J 

Gray Henry, saloon, 1007 K 

Gray John L, house and sign painter, 
1025 10th 

Great American Importing Tea Co (The), 
(Hugh Huddleston), teas and coffee, 

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Green Chris (Green & Trainor), 122 K 

Green E L, mgr A& A Heilborn, 217 
and 219 J 

Green R (Klebitz & Green), 1020 4th 


GREEN & TRAINOR (Chris Green 
ag H C Trainor), meat market, 122 


Greer R N (Schweitzer & Greer), 1308 O 
Gregory & Co (Eugene J and Frank 
Gregory), whalanale produce and fruit, 
Phe ag, kl ” & Co}, 196 
regory Eugene J (Grego ) 
and 128 J iad 


et Frank (Gregory & Co), 126 and 

2 

Oneey V J (Bartels & Gregory), 910 
2 


Greiner Geogpianomaker and tuner and 
inventor of the violin piano, 1019 9th 

Gribble Hiram (Joseph & Gribble), 
900 2d 

Grice Mrs H, furnished rooms and 
lodgings, Clunie Building, cor 8th 


nd K 

Griesel Jacob, harness and saddlery, 
1022 J 

Griffith E, cutler and saw filer, 802 K 


Griffith S J(S J Griffith & Co), 1111 
Front 


227 MAIN MTREET. SAN FRANCISCO, 


Aron Doors. Bank Vaults, Ete, 


CONKLIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


Bell), groceries, 812 K 
Griffitts F R ((riffitts & Bell), 812 K 


| Grindley T R, physician, NE cor 3d 


and 
Groth James H, saloon, 415 K 
Gruhler John, saloon, 522 J 
Guenther Wm (Werner & Guenther) K 
bet 9th and 10th 
Guinn W H, barber, 1010 4th 
Gullion D H, groceries, cor 20th and K 


fq} Gunn E, blacksmith, 112 and 114 I 


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Gutenhberger Wm, Sacramento Foundry, 
cor Front and N 
Guth Geo, groceries, 1131 I 


by | Gutheil C L (Gutheil & Hitzenberger), 
507 K 


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GUTHEIL & HITZENBERGER, 
(C L Gutheil and J Hitzenberger), 
saloon, 507 K 

Guthrie A B (Blessing & Guthrie), cor 
7th and K 


BROS (J W and HA 

Guthrie), tin, shect iron and copper 

ware, plumbers and gasfitters, 127 J 

Guthrie H A (Guthrie Bros), 127 J 

Guthrie J J, saloon, Homestead Station 

Guthrie J W (Guthrie Bros), 127 J 

Haase Henry A, saloon, 527 K 

Haberkorn W, tailor, 127 J 

Hagerty Patrick, saloon, 1114 3d 

Hahn John, saloon, 905 2a 

Hale Bros & Co(J M and P C Hale), d 
goods and clothing, 829 and 831 rd 
and 1026 9th 

Hale J M (Hale Bros & Co), 829 and 


831 K 
_ P C (Hale Bros & Co), 829 and 831 


Hall Mrs J R, ladies’ hairdresser, 52 
» LUHRS & CO (Thomas | 

Hall and C A Luhrs), importers and 
wholesale grocers, 228 and 230 K 

Hall of Records, I bet 6th and 7th 

HALL THOMAS (Hall, Luhrs & Co), 
228 and 230 K 

Haller Daniel, saloon, 1014 3d 

ot aici D A, attorney-at-law, 1007 
2 


HAMILTON ED R, cashier Sacra- 
mento Bank, 431 J 

Hamilton R M (Baker & Hamilton), res 
San Francisco 

Hamilton Wm H, architect, 627 J 

Hamm W J (Auderson & Hamm), 924 J 

Hammer L K, music and musical instru- 
ments, 820 J 

Hammer M §, druggist, 401 K 


HAMMOND E, manager Louis Sloss} Heyman A, agt Steinway Pianos, 620 I 


& Co, cor Front and L 


Hannan Owen, saloon, 325 K 
Hannan Peter, attorney-at-law, 629 J 
er aa M, wood and coal, cor L and 
t 
Hardesty J D, fruits and candies, 830 K 
Hare W H, dentist, 605 J 
Harkins John P, fruits, 601 K 
Harmon R B (E Lyon & Co), 700 J 
Harper Thomas, boots and shoes, 623 J 
HARRINGTON JOHN B, carriage 
painting, 1115 J 
Harris L R, saloon, 930 K 
Hartmann G Phil, meat market and 
sausage infy, 418 K 
Hartwell C N (Hartwell, Hotchkiss & 
Stalker), cor Front and Q 
Hartwell, Hotchkiss & Stalker (C N 
Hartwell, F 3 Hotchkiss and W D 
Stalker), Sacramento Planing Mill, 
mfis dvors, windows and blinds, cor 
Front and Q 
Harvey J CO, mgr Standard Oil Co, 1023 
Front 
Hastenpug P J, saloon, cor 20th and H 
Hatch P W, physician, 318 J 
Hathaway Andrew, carpet beating, cor 
12th and O 
Hauser & Gerber (Matthew Hauser and 
Anthony Gerber), saloon, 210 K 
Hauser Matthew (Hauser & Gerber), 
210K 
Hays H G, stoves and tinware, 1116 J 
mye W C, plumbing and tinning, 1116 


Heath J R, watches and jewelry, 820 J 
Hector J O, saloon, 316 % 
Heilborn A & A, hardware and agricul- 
tural implements, 217 and 219 
| Heilbron Adolph, sheriff and county tax 
collector, Court House 
Heilbron C F, meat market, 1415 3d 
Heilbron John, meat market, 619 J 
Heinrich Chas, groceries, NE cor 3d 
and L 
Heisen Chas, saloon, 630 | 
Hellinge F W, wood and coal, 308 N 


HELVETIA HOUSE, Holiener & 
Gemsch proprieters, 1011 and 1013 5th 

Henderson W M (Markert & Henderson), 
cor 17th and M 

Henley M J, insurance agt, 33! J 

Henley Wm, attorney-at-law, 1009 2d 

Henry W A, police judge, ‘ ity Half 

Hepburn G M (Terry Uo), cor 4th 
and L 

Herzog Phillip, meat market, 118 J 

age bok R T, Magnetic Healer, Pacific 

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Heyum H, cigars and tobacco, 602 J 


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‘ows BRAVERMAN & CO,, nearest 


784 


Hickman P L, real estate and insurance 
ent, 1005 "4t th 

Hic mott R, Capitol Packing Co, 1113 
and 1115 Front 

HILL J.F, proprietor Pacific Wheel 
and Carriage Works, 1301-1323 J 

Hill John (Hill & Morrison), 922 J 

Hill & Morrison (John Hill and J M 
Morrison), grocers, commission mer- 
chants, hardware and agricultural 
implements, 922 J 

Hillard Christopher, meat market, cor 


10th and F 

HILLEBRAND W F, LStreet Livery 
Stable, 615-619 L 

Hinkson Add C, atty-at-law and notary 
public, 629 J 

Hirsh M, junk, 813 J 

uated J (Gutheil & Hitzenber- 
per), 507 

HOAG I Nn agricultural editor ‘‘Rec- 
ord-Union,’’ 1017 and 1019 3d 

HOBBY W H, sewer pipe, terra cotta 
and stoneware, 317 J 

Hodgdon T G, atty-at-law, 626 I 

Hodgdon W H, propr Mansion House, 
7th bet I and J 

Hodson J R, photographer, 521 J 

HOEHN JACOB (Ewing & Hoehn), 
ice and coal and superintendent Sum- 
mit Ice Co, 513 and 515 I 

Hoffman R F, lunch house, cor 2d and I 

Hogan John H, bakery, 300 M 


HOLBROOK, MERRILL & STET- 
SON, H Hurd manager, importers 
stoves, tinware and metals, plumbers’ 

and gasfitters’ goods, house furnishing 
and hardware, 221] and 223 J 

HOLDENER & GEMSCH (X Holde- 
ner aud J Gemsch), proprietors Hel- 
vetia House, 1011 ad 1013 Sth 

Holdener X (Holdener & Gemsch), 1011 
and 1013 5th 

Holl S ee atty-at-law and notary 
public, 601 I 

Holliday Samuel, saloon, 800 M 

Holman R L (Holman, Stanton & Co), 
211-215 J 

Holman, Stanton & Co (R L Holman 
and Perrin Stanton), hardware and 
agricultural implements, 211-215 J 

Holton C H, fruits, vegetables, etc, 
1028 H 

Hook Wn, carpenter and builder, 826 K 

Hopfe Henry, inter, 1013 9th 

Hopkins AS (Billingeley & Co), 311 and 


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| Hopley Jos Joseph, Spring Bed mfr, 2d bet 


HOPPER, A J, general business expert, 
| 1011 4 


pope, P J, attorney-at-law, claim 
agent and notary public, 1011 4th 


PRISON CELLS, 


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Fences and Bridge hid Jag 
27 Main Street, s. F 


Baccsssors fo JEWELERS A Moatqenery 


Cali fornia—Sacramento. 


| Hopping Ww. C, postmaster, NW cor 4th 


Horan Miss Maggie E, lodging-house, 
2054 K 

Horner J V, dentist, 515 10th 

Hornlein Albert, barber, cor 12th and E 

Hornlein Bros (H A and ME Hornlein), 
proprs Central Hotel, 818 and 820 K 

a ein H A (Hornlein Bros), 818 and 


0K 

Horalein M E (Hornlein Bros), 818 and 
$20 K 

Hotchkiss F S (Hartwell, Hotchkiss & 
Stalker), cor Front and Q 

Hotel pangnet, Terry & Co proprs, cor 
4th and L 

Hotfilter H C, mfg jeweler, 6th bet J 
and K 

Houghton W A& CS, booksellers and 
stationers, 615 J 

Houston & Co (John Houston), employ- 
ment office, 1104 4th 

Houston John (Houston & Co), 1104 4th 

Houston J W, county assessor, Court 
House 

Howard Mrs, dressmaking, 919 6th 

Howard House, 1094 K 

Howe Mrs B, dressmaker, 1110 11th 

ee hacag C, agt Keep’s Patent Shirt, 

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Howe E P, Howe’s High School and 
Normal Institute, 6th bet K and L 

Howe Mrs Lowell, dressmaking, 1116 7th 

Hoyt ‘Vm H, plumber, 1010 3d 

Hu Sbard Cc H, mgr for Baker & Hamil- 
ton, 109-115 J 

Huddleston Hugh, tea store, 617 J 

Huebsechmann e B (Huebschmann & 
Mueller), 700 K 


Huebschmann & Mueller (J B Hueb- 
schmann and Otto Mueller), saloon, 
700 K 

Hughes J W, 
and J 

HUGHSON W A, physician, 6284 J 

Hunt W 8, propr Hunt’s Seminary, w 8 
6th bet K and L 

HUNTINGTON C P (Huntington, 
Hopkins & Co), res New York 

GTON, HOPKINS & CO 
(C P Huntington, Albert Gallatin, 
Charles Miller and W R S Foye), 
wholesale hardware, iron, coal, steel, 
etc, etc, 220-226 K 

Huntoon Jchn L (Van Heusen & Hun- 
toon), 712 J 

Huntoon Wm F, sec and cashier Peo- 
ae pea Bank and notary public, 


Bassett & 


wovod and coal, cor 14th 


Huntsman Horace (Taft, 
Huntsman), £01-505 M 
Huntsman Mrs L P (Bond & Hunts- 

man), 523 J 


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California—Sacramento. 785 


HURD %, manager Holbrook, Merrill 
& S+.tson, 221 and 223 J 

Sgt oa J Jr, watchmaker and jeweler, 

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Hyman K, watches and jewelry, 404 J 

Hyman M, varieties, 404 J 

| dG T Grand Lodge of California, Geo 
B Katzenstein geod sec, 328 J 

Inghram J M ( Bailey & Inghram), 324 K 

Ingram A (A Ingram & Co), 1013 and 
1015 J 

Ingram A & Co (A andS Ingram), car- 
riage mfrs, 1013 and 1015 J 

Ingram S (A Ingram & Co), 1013 and 
1015 J 


International Hotel, Mrs James Lansing 
propr, 320-326 K 

Irvine R C (A A Van Voorhies & Co), 
322 and 324 J 

IRVINE & SAGE (W J Irvine andA 
ange). Pacific Livery Stable, 2d bet K 
and L 

eu J (Irvine & Sage), 2d bet K 
an : 

IVANHOE SALOON AND CLUB 
ROOMS, M Dwyer proprietor, 730 K 

Jackson SJ & J M, stoves, ranges, sheet 
iron and tinware, 423 J 

Jackson W F, artist, SE cor 5th and J 

Jacobs L, second-hand clothing, 317 K 

Jacobs R P, saloon, 130 K 

Jeffrey Patrick, saloon, 1401 Front 

J ne pomnel watches and jewelry, 


Jenkins L R, propr Dexter Stables, 612 
and 614 K 
GS EB, general insurance 
agt, 1011 4th 
Johns E, tailor, 802 M 
Johnson A G (Anderson & Johnson), 
1012 7th 


law, 920 5 

Johnson Mrs L A, saloon, 904 2d 

Johnson Matt F, attorney-at-law, 626 I 

Johnston A J (Lewis & Johnston), 410 J 

JOHNSTON D, attorney for land 
be aie and dealer in landscrip, 
328 J 

JOHNSTON F H, coffee saloon, 517 K 

Johnston RN, horseshoer, 1116 4th 

Jones & Anderson, canneries 

Jones & Beebe (L D Jones and Joseph 
Beebe), musicians, 812 K 

Jones Chas P (Jones & Martin), 607 I 

Jones F A (T H Cook & Co), 801 J 

JONES & GIVENS (C S Givens and 
Samuel Jones), general agents for the 
Patent Barb Wire, 209 

Jones Miss L, straw milliner, 1008 6th 

Jones L D (Jones & Beebe), 812 K 

JONES & MARTIN (Chas T Jones 
an 


Ed M Martin), attorneys-at-law, 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, sein’ DS SistitWaisut spanish Cedar, Vencers. 


| Karchar Matt, chief of police, City 


JOHNSON GROVE L, attorney-at-| KESTLER 


Jones RS, carpenter and builder, 522 I 
JONES SAMUEL (Jones & Givens), 
9 


Jones re train dispatcher, OC P R R 


Depo 
Joseph & Gribble (W Joseph and Hiram 
Gribble), saloon, 900 2d 
Joseph Wm (Joseph & Gribble), 900 2d 
Joy +7 H (Day & Joy), 1023 8th 
Jurgens C & Son (C and T C Jurgens), 
Capital Glue Factory, cor 3lst and P 
Jurgens P J, butcher, cor 3lst and P 
Kaerth Jacob, boots and shoes, 425 J 
Kalin Meinrad, saloon, 728 K 


Hall 

Katzenstein Mrs E, milliner, 605 J 

Katzenstein Geo B, grand sec Grand 
Lodge I.) GT of California, 328 J 

Keating J W, groceries, cor llth and R 

Keber John, groceries, 1400 G 

Keepers Mrs J T, dressmaking, 921 6th 

Kellogg Leonard, stoves, hardware, 
tinware, crockery, and furniture, 819 
and 82] J 

Kellogg Miss L J, homeopathic physi- 
cian, 701 I 

Kelly Mrs J M, dressmaking, NE cor 
5th and J 

Kelly Patrick, saloon, 605 I 

Kendall Miss F, artist, Metropolitan 
Building : 

Kendel Philip, barber, 217 K 

Kenney Thos, groceries, 1217 4th 

Kent M F & Son (M F and W E Kent), 
b kery, 1315 3d 

Kerth & Nicolaus (Wendel Kerth and 
Louis Nicolaus), prope Capitol Brew- 
ery, cor 12th and I 

Kerth Wendel (Kerth & Nicolaus), cor 


12th and I 
MARTIN, wagonmaker, 

1012 and 1014 9th 

Ketchum Mrs E J OC, Metropolitan 
Lodging-house, 4274 K 

Kidder N A, harbor master, City Hall 

Kiley Wn, shirt factory, 1010 6th 

Kilgore Ellis (Kilgore & Tracy), 913 
and 915 K 

Kilgore & Tracy (Ellis Kilgore and T M 
Tracy), groceries, flour, grain, etc, 
913 and 915 K 

Kilgour Robert, insurance agt, 1002 J 

King M J, groceries, 130 L 

Kingsbury Samuel, propr Sacramento 
Transfer Co, 510 K 

KIRK, GEARY & CO (Wm Geary, 
Z : yo and J Kirk), druggists, 
41 

KIRK J (Kirk, Geary & Co), 416 J 

Klebitz F (Klebitz & Green), 1020 4th 

Klebitz &-Green (E Klebitz and R 
Green), saloon, 1020 4th 

Klees John (John Klees & Co), 824 K 


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786 


Klees John & Co (John and N Klees), 
ain separator and fanning-mill, 824 


Klees N (John Klees & Co), 824 K 
Klein A R, saloon, 918 J 
C, bootmaker, 605 K 

wating a R, Albion House, lodgings, 
Klink C F, druggist, 402 J 
Klune J B, waselios and jewelry, 226 J 
KNAUER F ©, proprietor Pacific 

Brewery, cor 9th aud P 
Knauth J, liquors, 811 J 


KNIGHTS WILLIAM D, hides, wool, | 
sheepskins and tallow, 921 and 923 3d 

Knox W F Jr (N L Drew & Uo), cor 2d 
and M 

Koening R, groceries, cor 4th and O 

KOHLER FERDINAND (George 
Schroth & Co), cor 13th and J 

Kohne Henry, saloon, 1008 5th 

Kolliker Fred, druggist, 530 J 

Kozminsky B, cigars and tobacco, 307 K 

Krebs C H (C H Krebs and Co), 626 J 

Krebs C H & Co (C H Krebs and A H 
Rott), paints, oils, glass, wall paper, 
etc, etc, 626 J 

Kretschmer Wn, stucco work, 6th bet 
K and L 

Kreuzberger L, groceries, coffee and 
spice mills, 416 K 

KROMER JOHN, dyeing and clean- 
ing, 524 K 

ha Wn, carriage painting, 913 8th 

Kuchler Geo E, bakery, 922 F 


KUEHNEL M, boots and shoes, 824 J 

Kueny J B, saloon and propr Richmond 
Grove, cor 20th and P 

Kuhnle Wn, carriage mfr, K bet 11th 
and 12th 

Kunmerfeld F, Union Wood and Coal 
Co, 426 K 

Kunz B, bakery, 900 M 

Kunz Frank, nurseryman and florist, 
2125 10th 

Kunz Peter, depot Empire Nursery, 230 
J, nursery cor 3d and 

Ludy Adams House, Mrs De Vere propr, 
K bet Front and 2d 

La France J J, painter, 1613 L 

Lages C (Neubourg & Lages), 5th bet 

and K 

Laine J A R, city supt schools, City 
Hall 

Laine J R, physician, 323 J 

Lambert F E (J Lambert & Co), NW 
cor 10th and K 

Lambert J (J Lambert & Co), NW cor 
10th and K 

Lambert J & Co (J and F E Lambert), 

roceries, storage and commission, 

Nw cor 10th and K 

Lamet Eugene, French bakery, 1221 J 


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BROS (J B and W P Lam- 

kin), New Campi Restaurant, 509 K 

cat a Adolph (Bauer & La Motte), 
29 


Land William, propr Western Hotel, 
209-217 K 

ae la Mrs Mariette, lodgings, 1116 
3 


Lang Geo F, agt and collector, 1117 
4th 

Larg J, dyeing and cleaning works, 
714 J 


Lansing Mrs James, proprietress Inter- 
national Hotel, 320-326 K 

Laraway O O, groceries, 601 N 

Uasky B, second-hand clothing, 504 K 

Laufkotter Chas H, plumber and tinner, 
1007. 10th 

Laufkotter Clem, 
wind-mills, 
plumbing, 

Lavelle C A, mfr cider, vinegar, pop, 
etc, 1111 5th 

LAVENSON GUS, manufact rer of and 
dealer in boots and shoes, 

Lavenson S (Locke & Lavensun), 318 
and 320 J 

Lawrence Mrs J H, dressmaking, cor 
7th and I 

Lawson P S, metal roofer, 413 K 

Lazzarini D (Di Sano and Lazzarini), 
1004 2d 

Lee Mrs S, ladies’ hairdresser, 1025 6th 

Lee Wm §, barber, 928 J 

Lefavor W F, mgr Empire Broom 
Factory, 2253 . 

Leftwich J W, photographer, 421 J 

Leloy Louis, liquors and cigars, 222 J 

Leonard Alvert (A Leonard & Son), sec 
Sacramento B and L Association, 1012 
4th 

Leonard A & Son (Albert and Benj 
Leonard), real estate and ins agts, 
1012 4th 

Leonard Benj (A Leonard & Son), 1012 
4th 


Lesher Harry, painter, 1128 and 1130 J 

Leslie Richard, saloon, 330 K 

LEVEY M (Poska & Tovey) 808 J 

Levey Morris, tailor, 121 

Lewis & Johnston (R W Lewis and A J 
Johnston), book and job printers, 410 


J 

LEWIS L L &CO (L L Lewis), stoves 
ranges and housekeeping hardware, 
502 and 504 J 

Lewis R W (Lewis & Johnston), 410 J 

Lhote F M, saloon, cor 2d and R 

Lichthardt Geo, bonded warehouse, cor 
llth and B 

Light & Shaw (W W Light and I 
G Shaw), dentists, 1115 [ es 

Light W W (Light & Shaw), dentist, 
11151 


mfr horse-power 
pumps, ete, roofing and 
704 


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Lima Manuel, barber, 1002 2d 

Lindley & Co (T M Lindley), wholesale 
grocers, 212 K } 

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the State. 


Lipman S (S Lipman & Co), residence 
San Francisco 

Lipman S & Co (S Lipman, S Wasser- 
man and M Sternfels), dry goods, 501 
and 503 J 

Lippi M, fruits, nuts, candies, etc, cor 
2d and K 

Lithauer L J, clothing and furnishing 
goods, SE cor 6th and J 

Litzberg M, boots and shoes, 314 J 

Llewellyn Geo, meat market, 700 L 

‘Locke Geo W (Locke & Lavenson), 318 
and 320 J 

Locke & Lavenson (Geo W Locke and 
S Lavenson), carpets, oil cloths, etc, 
318 and 320 J 

Loftus & Farren (Thos Loftus and Chas 
aa brass foundry, 916 and 918 


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Loftus Thos (Loftus & Farren), 916 and 
918 3d 


Long D J (Willem & Long), 410 K 

Longshore Asher, trunk factory, 510 K 

Longton Henry, fruits, vegetables, 
poultry, etc, 612 J 

Loorya 8, clothing, 207 K 

“LORGNETTE” (dramatic) H A 
Weaver proprietor, 327 J 

Lothhammer A, piano tuning and repair- 
ing, 1021 9th 

Lothhammer Louis, saloon, 530 K 

Lowell Frank P, mgr Grangers’ Busi- 
ness Association of Sacramento Val- 
ley, 1000-1006 K 

Lowry John H, St Charles Hotel, 814 J 

ani D (Weinstock & Lubin), 400- 
40 ai 

Luce Israel & Co (Israel Luce), marble 
works, 611 K 

Lae Mrs Mary L, lodging-house, 1016 


Lucey B, saloon, 1110 2d 
Luft H, metal and tin roofer, 922 3d 


LUHRS C A (Hall, Luhrs & Co), 228 
and 230 K 

Lyman Patrick, saloon, 313 K 

Lynch Patrick, bootmaker, NW cor 2d 
and J 

Lynn Thos, groceries, cor 14th and O 

Lyon E (E Lyon & Co), 700 J 

Lyon E & Co (EK Lyon and R B Har- 
mon), dry goods, 700 J 

Lyon Wm M, wholesale produce and 
commission merchant, 119-123 J 

Madden M, carpenter, Jak ave bet 6th 
and 7th 

Maier J F W (Vogel & Maier), 1121 3d 

Maina Marco, chop house, 1004 3d 


Mannony F A, painter and paper- 
haces) 1211 4the on 
Mansion House, W H Hodgdon propri- 
etor, 7th bet I and J 

Markert & Henderson (H P Markert 
and W M Henderson), groceries, hay 
and grain, ‘cor 17th and i 

Markert H P (Markert and Henderson), 
cor 17th and M 

Markewitz Jacob, varieties and basket- 
maker, 720 J 

Marks H, tailor, 414 K 

Marks Harris, boots and shoes, 722 J 

H MRS GEO, lodging-house, 

1017 2d 

Martin Mrs B, lodging-house, 1006 3d 

Martin Ed M (Jones & Martin), and 
notary public, 607 J 

si ¥4 George R, health officer, City 

ail 

Martin Joseph A M, hardware, 920 J 

Martin Michael, saloon, 106 K 

Martin S J (Martin & Tibbals), 803 K 

Martin & Tibbals (S J Martin and H E 
Tibbals), restaurant and saloon, 803 
K 


Martinelli Lorenzo, bootmaker, 110 K 

Mason Fred, furnishing goods, etc, 528 J 

Masonic Temple, SW cor K and 6th 

Masters W (W H Masters & (Co), 
1025 8th 

Masters W H & Co (W H Masters and 
Ferdinand Spencer), employment of- 
fice, 1025 8th 

Mathauer Ernst, saloon, 802 K 

Mathis P (Ziegler & Mathis), 407 K 

by H G (HG May & Co), 428 and 430 


May HG & Co (H G May), Fulton 
Market, 428 and 430 K, cor 5th 

Mayo Joseph, painter, 11284 J 

Mazzini 8S, groceries, fruits, etc, 306 L 

McCaffrey —, carpenter, 502 I 

McCann Henry, merchant tailor, 728 J 

McCaragher John, groceries, 430 L 

McCaw James, wood and coal, 1205 2d 

McClatchy C K (James McClatchy & 
Co), 1016 3d 

McClatchy James (James McClatchy & 
Co), 1016 3il 

McCLATCHY JAMES & CO (James 
McUOlatchy, John F Sheehan and C K 
McClatchy), proprietors daily and 
weekly ‘‘Bee,”’ 1016 3d 

McCreary B (C McCreary & Co), 1213- 
12.3 Front 

McCreary C (C McCreary & Co), 1213- 
1223 Front 

McCreary C & Co (C and B McCreary), 
proprs Sacramento Flour Mills, grain, 
flour, etc, 1213-1223 Front 

McElaney Michael, horseshoer, 408 L 

Mc¥alden W F, propr Union House, 
731 J 


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McFadyen J, physician, 520 J 

McFarland T B, attorney-at-law, NE 
cor 2d and J 

McFee B, plasterer, 1213 I 

McGinniss Christopher, groceries, 7300 

McGraw Peter, saloon, 1208 J 

vat eal A (McGregor & Ogden), 1017 
2 

mereae & Ogden (A McGregor and 
Geo Ogden), saloon, 1017 2d 

McGUIRE J, blacksmith and house- 
smith, 520 K 

McInnis W H, agt Reno Ice Co, 819 K 

McKay D, harness and saddlery, 809 J 

McKay James, wood and coal, 1117 6th 

McKee E H, city auditor, City Hall 

McKelvey Rev C, clevey mindy (Metho- 
dist), 11th bet H and 

McKune J H, atty-at-law, 401 J 

McLoughlin Chas J, saloon and lodg- 
ings, 1022 5th 

MeMorry J, groceries, 301 M 

MeMorry Terry, druggist, 718 J 

McNasser James, propr Golden Eagle 
Hotel, NW cor 7th and K 

McNeill John (Adams, McNeill & Co), 
NE cor Front and L 

Meagher Frank, saloon, 515 K 

Mebius & Co (L Mebius and P C Dres- 
cher), wholesale grocers, 109-115 K 

Mebius L (Mebius & Co), 109-115 K 


MECHANICS’ EXCHANGE HO- 
TEL, Jacob Schmid, proprietor, 120 I 

Mechanics’ Mill Co, Taft, Barsett & 

_ Huntsman proprs, 501-505 M 

Mechanics’ Store, Weinstock & Lubin 
proprs, 400-408 K 

Medley J C, notary public, 916 7th 

Meek Miss Lizzie, dressmaker, 704 J 

Megerrle H C, Sacramento News Co, 
1016 4th 

Meharry W, saloon, 601 K 

Meierdierks C, groceries, hay and feed, 
cor 12th and 5 

Meister A, wagonmaker, 9th bet I and J 

Meister John R, druggist, 901 K 

Melchior J P, saloon, cor 10th and S 


& SON (Geo and Rupert M 

Meller), artificial stone and cement 
pipe works, cor 10th and Q 

Melvin Wm, blacksmith and wagonma- 
ker, I bet 4th and 5th 

Mendel J G & J H, saloon, 412 K 

Menken P H, saloon, 928 J 

Merrall J H, saw-filer, 714 K 

Merrill Bros (W C and E B Merrill), 
merchant tailors, 516 J 

Merrill E B (Merrill Bros), 516 J 

Merrill W C (Merrill Bros), 516 J 

Metropolitan Theatre, D J Simmons 
lessee, 425 K 

bagels Jacob, meat market, cor 20th 
and M 


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F, secretary and treasurer Cap- 
ital Furniture Co, 616 J 
a ali Wm J, livery stable, 1021 J 
Miller Charles, bootmaker, 1227 J 
MILLER (Huntington, 
Hopkins & Co), residence San Fran- 
cisco 
FRANK, cashier National 
oe of D O Mills & Co, cor 2d 
and . 
Miller J Henry, mgr Capital Hotel, cor 
Wek c 
Miller John (Fritz & Miller), 905 K 
Miller M, livery stable, 918 and 920 9th 
be ig B, watchmaker and jeweler, 


Millis W S (Armington, Millis & Morse), 
730 J 


MILLS EDGAR, president National 
ai of DO Mills, SE cor 2d 
an 

MILLS WM _H, manager Sacramento 
Publishing Co, 1017 and 1019 3d 

Mitchel J, painter, 1229 P 

Mohr L B (Mohr & Yoerk), 1024 and 
1026 J 

Mohr & Yoerk (L B Mohr and C A 
Yoerk), butchers and pork packers, 
1024 and 1026 J 

MONNIER A, watchmaker and jew- 
eler 

Montfort L C (A A Van Voorhies & 
Co), 322 and 324 J 

Montgaillard Louis, groceries, cor 3d 
and N 

Montgomery J F, physician, 4294 J 

Mooney J E, propr Brooklyn Hotel, 85 
and 87 (old numbers) Front 

Moore F H, attorney-at-law and notary 
public, 920 6th : 

Moore G W, mgr W CT U Coffee 
House, 309 J 

Moore G W (S J Griffith & Co), 1111 
Front 

moors Miss Hattie, dressmaking, 1016 
8t 

Moorehouse G W, meat Market, 428 K 

Mooser A (Gerson & Mooser), 220 J 

Mooser §, cigars and tobacco, 431 K 

Morell Martin, fruits, nuts and candies, 
SW cor K and 10th 

Morris Herrmann, bootmaker, 1025 4th 

Morris P T, granite works, 10th bet O 
and P 

Morris Samuel, books and stationery, 
406 J 


Morrison J M (Hill & Morrison), 922 J 
moe ON (Armington, Millis & Morse), 
730 J 


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Morton Miss E, dressmaker, 6274 M 

eres N, cigars and tobacco, 
19. 


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Co), 208 and 210 


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Mott Mrs Wm A, dressmaking, 521 J | Nessel & Garbe (Adam Nessel and Hen- 
Muddox Geo, pottery, cor 30th and K| ry Garbe), tailors, 1008 3d 


Mueller Otto (Huebschmann & Mueller), 
00 K 


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Muhleck & Amrhein (Anton Muhlock 
and. John Amrhein), saloon, 206 K 
renee Anton (Muhleck & Amrhein), 


Muir A J (Scott & Muir), 303 J 

Muir J A, assistant supt Cal P 
Branches Sacramento and Oregon 
Divisions CP R RandS & P RR, 
CPRR Depot ° 

Mund Chas, restaurant, 1106 2d 

Murdock Henry (Vandercook & Mur- 
dock), cor 15th and J 

Murphy James, barber, 928 K 

Murphy John, cigars, tobacco, fruits, 
etc, 613 K 

Murray Robt, saloon, 918 2d 

Myers J R, hides, wool, tallow, Bs 
and commission merchant, 927 

Myers P B, physician, 803 K 

NAGELE J J, Capital Ale Vaults, 
302 J and 1005 3a 

Nailor Thomas, bootmaker, 1124 3d 

Nash H D (H D Nasb & Co), 906K 

NASH H D & (O(H D Nash and L 
G Thompson), manufacturers of grain 
cleaners, 906 K 

ee Aaron, cigars and tobacco, 205 


Nathan C P, clothing, 608 J 
Nathan N J (Samuel Nathan & Co), 519 


J 
Aen Samuel (Samuel Nathan & Co), 
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Nathan Samuel & Co (Samuei and N J 
Nathan), clothing, 519 J 
ATHAN 8 J (S J Nathan & Co), res- 
idence New York 


NATHAN 8 J & CO (S J Nathan and 
Lonis Phillips), clothing and gents’ 
furnishing aren, 301-305 X 

Nathan S §, clothing, 219 K 


NATIONAL GOLD BANK OF D 0 
MILLS & CO, Frank Miller cashier, 
SE cor 2d and J 

Neale Geo, meat market, 1702 M 

Neely T R, bootmaker, 826 K 

Neidehardt W, carpenter, 612 L 

Neilsen Bros (C N and J M Neilsen), 
horseshoeing and carriagemakers, 
1011 and 1013 10th 

Neilson Alex (Root, Neilson & Co), 
Front bet N and O 

BELSON CN, harness and saddlery, 
32 

Nelson George, physician, 407 J 

Nelson H W, physician, 407 J 

Nesbitt Wm, saloon, Front bet O and P 

Nessel Adam (Nessel & (Giarbe), 1008 3d 

Neasel Chas, saloon, 1119 3d 


NEUBAUER JACOB, manufacturer of 
hair work, 413 J bet 4th and 5th 

Neubourg L (Neubourg & Lages), 5th 
bet J and K 

Neubourg & Lages (L Neubourg and C 
Lages), Star Mills, malt house, pro- 
duce, grain and brewers’ supplies, 5th 
bet J and K 


NEVIS M §, winery, 1517 18th bet O 
and P 


NEW CAMPI RESTAURANT, 
Lamkin Bros proprietors, 509 K 
ris Helvetia Cemetery, 3lst bet I and 


Newman George, (Wiseman & New- 
miu), 227 K 

Newman Peter, hotel, 1015 8th 

N ae Jas S (Stoner & Nicholas), 925 
10t 


Nichols & Co (Norman Nichols), box 
and woodenware factory, cor 2d and 


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a ag Mrs M J, lodging-house, 1026 

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Nici Norman (Nichols & Co), cor 2d 


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Nicolaus Louis (Kerth & Nicolaus), cor 
12th and I 

Nielsen H B, groceries, 1800 I 

Nixon A B, physician, 918 M 

Nixon S S, horseshoer, 615 K 

Noack Charles J, watchmaker and jew- 
eler, 618 J 

Nobel R, groceries, cor 10th and I 

Noone Andrew, propr City Hotel, K 
bet 3d and 4th 

Norton & Carpenter (Winthrop Noxton 
and L B Carpenter), restaurant, {23 J 

Norton Winthrop (Norton & Carpen- 
ter), 323 J 

Oatman Ira E, physician, 328 J 

O’Brien Bros (Thos F and Wm R O’Bri- 
en), poultry, fruits, vegetables, etc, 
723 { 


O’Brien M L G, attorney-at-law, 626 I 
O’Brien Thos, nurseryman and florist, 
cor 26th and B 
O’Brien W J, boots and shoes, 607 J, 
rit sie cement, plaster, etc, 509 and 
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Ochsner J, cooper and tankbuilder, 
719 K 
Ochsner Joseph, saloon, 316 J 
Odd Fellows’ Temple, NE cor 9th and K 
Odell M F, meat market, cor 10th and K 
HA nei Geo (McGregor & Ogden), 1017 2d 
Oliver W C, carriage trimmer, 1019 10th 
Bist ohn, watchmaker and jeweler, 
2 ‘ 
Orcutt L J & Son (LJ and F L Orcutt), 
wool, cor 6th and M 


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Ormaby W O, chief clerk General Sup- 
oft y Agency, C PRR Shops 
ourke Robert, mrnpeas 513 K 
Ont Henr a4 barber, 328 K 
Osborn H P, wood and coal, 806 I 
Oschwald J ohn, saloon, 922 ‘Sth 
Otto H O, saloon, 707 J 
PACIFIC BREWERY, F C Knauer 
proprietor, cor 9th and P 
bai ee Mfy, Peter Fuchs propr, 


Pacific Hotel, Mrs C F Singleton propr, 
SE cor 5th ‘and K 
Pacitic Mutual Life Insurance Co, Thos 
Fox mgr, 1009 2d 
PACIFIC POTTERY, N Ciark & 
Sons proprietors, J bet 33d and 34th 
Pacific Water Cure (Eclectic Health In- 
stitute), M F Clayton proprietor, 
NW oor 7th and L 
PACIFIC WHEEL AND CAR- 
RIAGE WORKS, J F Hill proprie- 
tor, 1301-1323 J 
Paine Chas E, livery stable, 512 K 
Painter A J, supt City Railway, or 
20th and K 
Paladini Mrs M, boarding-house, 314 L 
Palm Bros (Joseph and Charles Palm), 
carriage mfy, 1111 and 1113 J 
Palm C W, reporter ‘‘Record-Union,”’ 
1017 3d 
Palmer E B, pe Singer Mfg Co, = M4 
Palmer S A (Pa almer & Sepuiveda), N 
cor K and 2d 
PALMER & SEPULVEDA (S A Pal- 
mer and J C Sepulveda), drugyists, 
NE cor K and 2d 
Paquin A (Dwyer & Paquin), cor 2d 
and L 
Parke Mrs S S, Mansion House Diniag 
Room, 7th bet land J 
Parker J E, harness and saddles, 518 K 
Parker J s, architectural wood sculptor, 
826 K 
Parkinson J H, physician, 4294 J 
Parmeter J E, carriage painter, 922 11th 
Parsons Chas R (Cadwalader & Parsons), 
231 J 
Parsons E C & Co (EC Parsons), dry 
goods, 630 J 
PARSONS GEO F, editor in chief of 
. “Record-Union,” 1017 and 1019 3d 
| Parsons James, boots and shoes, 603 J 
: Parsons John, bootmaker, 3184 K 
| PATCHIN T A, watchmaker and jew- 
eler, 1023 9th 
' Patterson James, meat market, 721 J 
| Paulk H H, groceries, 8!4 K 
| Payen Louis, restaurant, 427 K, 
PA’ IN, [deal Saloon, 308 J 
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Pearson E (Pearson, Amsden & Bur- 
nett), cor 12th and J 

Peltier Andrew, meat market, 300 L 

Pendery B F, physician, 430 J 

People’s Savings ank, W F Huntoon 
sec and cashier, 400 I 

Perdomo A, bootmaker, SW cor 6th 
and J 

Perreiter F X (John Baptiste & Co), 
326 K 

Perry Mrs H, Sacramento Seminary, I 
bet. 10th and 11th. 

Peterson W F, candy mfr and ice cream 
saloon, 620 J 

Petrie Wm M, clothing, 622 J 

Petrocchi A, bootmaker, 208 K 

Pettit R H, cigar mfr and dealer, 225 K 

PHILIP ROBERT, designer and en- 
graver, cor 4th and K 

PHILLIPS LOUIS (S J Nathan & Co), 

PHOENIX FLOURING MILL, Geo 
Schroth & Co, cor 13th andJ; branch 
office 120-124 J 

Pierce Bros (R W,H A and W H Pierce), 
groceries, 1100 J 

Pierce R W (Pierce Bros), 1100 J 

Pierce H A (Pierce Bros), 1100 J 

Pierce W H (Pierce Bros), 1100 J 


PIERREPONT & GIDLUND (J B 
pig oa and AC Gidlund), paint- 
ers, 702 K 

E | Pierrepont J B (Pierrepont & Gidlund), 
702 K 


Pierson H H, dentist, 415 J 

Pierson J C, county surveyor, Court 
House 

Pike Ben F, carpenter, 1117 5th 

Pike Jabez T, groceries, 424 K 

Pike J T (Pike & Young), cor 4th and L 

Pike & Young (J T Pike and Geo W 
Young), carriage and wagonmakers, 
cor 4th and L 

Pilcovich B, restaurant, 403 K 

Pinkham Charles BK, physician, 7th and J 


PIONEER BOX FACTORY, Cooke 


& Son proprietors, cor Front and M 


PIONEER FLOUR MILL, H G Smith 
& Coproprietors, Front ne R R Bridge 

Pioneer Hall, es 7th bet J and K 

Pizano Frank, saloon, cor 3d and L 

Plate L H, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 
15th bet J and K 

Platt Poe dressmaking, 1313 K 

Platt P E (W RStrong & Co), 106-110 J 

Politz G, clothing and na cal furnishing 
goods, 600 and 602 

Polymath Andrew, watchmaker and 
jeweler, 1030 J 

Pond Miss N, dressmaking, 1011 9th 

Popert James, groceries, cor 21st and H 

Porter James N, teller California State 
Bank, 330 J 


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M Levey), new and second-hand fur- 
niture, 808 J 

POSEA SAMUEL (Poska & Levey), 


Postel Henry J, propr Capital Soda 
Works, 310 J 

Potter P, harness and saddlery, 202 K 

Powers H Aaron (Wilcox, Powers & Co), 


505 K 

PRODGER CM, assistant cashier Na- 
tional Gold Bank of D O Mills, SE 
cor 2d and J 

Protestant Orphan Asylum, cor 18th 
and L 

Pulvermacher Julius, show cards and 
sign painting, 730 J 

ie Tg George A, city collector, City 

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Putnam Miss M J, dressmaker, 1013 7th 
myer Geo, physician, SE cor 10th 


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Quanchi John, fruits, cigars and tobacco, 
804 K 


Quinn D H, hatter, NE cor 4th and J 

Quinn J C, Capital Sign Works, 321 J 

Rademacher J C, barber, 309 K 

RADONICH MORRIS, bay oyster and 
chop house, 1025 2d 

Ramage J F, atty-at-law, NW cor 7th 
and J . 

Rave C H, locksmith, 1010 6th 

Ray Miss L, dressmaker, 1025 6th 

Real J C, house-mover and raiser, 9th 
bet O and P 

Read House Trade Union, C H Gilman, 
propr, 706, 714 and 716 J 


REDMAN FRANK (RF Redman & 
Co), 610: J 


REDMAN R F (RF Redman & Co), 
610 J 


REDMAN RF & CO (Frank and R 
F Redman), varieties, 610 J 

Reeber G, bakery, 823 J 

Renner Stephen, saloon, 519 K 

Reno Ice Co, W H McInnis agt, 819 K 

Reuter Robt, bootmaker, 702 

Rhoads A J (Rhoads & Townsend), SW 
cor 2d and J 

Rhoads & Townsend (A J Rhoads and 
Isadore Townsend), saloon and lodg- 
ing-house, SW cor 2d and J 

Richards S L (N L Drew & Co), cor 2d, 
and M 

Richardson James F, groceries, 901 2d 

Richmond Grove, J B Kueny propr, 
cor 20th and P 

Rideout N D, president California State 
Bank, residence Marysville 

Ridgway S B, druggist, 214 J 

Riem Jacob, restaurant, 306 J 

Riley John, groceries, cor 10th and E 

Rink Fred, saloon, 1016 6th 


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H W (Rivett & Schardin), 
1018 6th 
RIVETT & SCHARDIN (W H Schar- 
din and H W Rivett), job printers, 
1018 6th 
sane A, train despatcher, CPR R 
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Robbins N W, carriage trimmer, 800 K 

Roberts D L (Buell & Roberts), 1226 7th 

Roberts J H, sec Sacramento Transpor- 
tation Co, 1405 Front 

Kobin Chas, clothing, 702 J 

Robinson E I (Cross & Robinson), 
and notary public, 429 J 

Roddy James, bootmaker, 1125} 3d 

Rode H D, groceries, cor 14th and P 

Rodegerdts Aug (Schaden & Rodegerdts), 
NW cor 4th and M 

Tamgees Mrs J B, dressmaker, cor 7th 


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Roeder Ed (Bolier & Roeder), 816 K 

Rogers Mrs H_N, electric and galvanic 
baths, 919 8th 

Rohrer Mrs O, lodging-house, 310 J 

Rood Mrs C, dressmaking, 1006 7th 

Root H F (Root, Neilson & Co), Front 
bet N and O 


ROOT, NEILSON & CO (H F Root, 
Alex Neilson and John Driscoll), 
proprs Union Iron Works, Front bet 

and O 

Rose M R, iron works and machine 
shops, 904 K 

Rose R A, artesian well borer, 904 K 

Rosenfeld Simon, cigars and tobacco, 
304 J 

Ross A (Ross & Ankener), 819 7th 

Ross & Ankener (A Ross and J J Ank- 
ener), meat market, 819 7th 

Rcss & Bauer (O Ross and J Bauer), 
furniture and bedding, 315 K 

Ross O (Ross & Bauer), 315 K 

Roth S, harness and saddlery, 817 J 

Rott A H (C H Krebs & Co), 626 J 

Sone J F, apothecary, 823 K 

Ruhl B, book binder and paper ruler, 
1017 8th . 

Ruhstaller Frank (Ruhstaller & Schul- 
ler), cor 12th and H 

Ruhstaller & Schuller (Frank Ruhstaller 
and Frank Schuller), city brewery, 
cor ]2th and H 

Rumble Phil, poundmaster 

Russ House, J bet 10th and 11th 

Russell P H, proceten 719 J 

Ryan Frank D, attorney-at-law, Court 
House 

Ryan James, bootmaker, 816 J 

SACRAMENTO BANK, E R Hanil- 


ton cashier, 431 J 


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0 (daily and 
weekly), James McClatchy & Co 
proprietors, 1016 3d 


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ding and Loan Associa- 
tion, A Leonard sec, 1012 4th 
Sacramento Business Ceilege, E C At- 
kinson ‘principal, 716 I 
Sacramento ary ae of Music, Jo- 
seph Borra K 
Sacramento Cracker Co, John Black & 
Son proprs, 83 (old number) Front 
Sacramento Flour Mills, C McCreary & 
Co propre, 1213-1223 Front 
Sacramento Foundry, Wm Gutenberger 
ropr, cor Front and N ARY 
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FREE LIBRA 
net Caroline G Hancock librarian, 
Sacramento roe Factory, E A Dodge 


ropr, 1 
0 INSTITUTE, Bro 
Bosonis director, cor 12th and K 
URNAL” (semi- 
wen K F Wiemeyer proprietor, 


“SACRAMENTO LEADER” (Sun- 

day morning), J N Larkin proprietor, 
210 J, upstairs 

Sacramento Lumber Co, O P Goodhue 
mgr, 1220 2d 

Sacramento Planing Mill, Hartwell, 
Hotchkiss & Stalker proprs, cor Front 


and Q 
CRAMENTO POTTERY, H 
a & Bro proprietors, cor 84 


@ CO, 


eo “Record-Union,’” Wm H 


ills general manager, 1017 and 1019 | § 


‘SACRAMENTO RECORD-UNION” 
(daily and semi-weekly), Sacramento 
Publishing Co, publishers, 1017 and 
1019 3d 

Sacramento Seminary, Mrs H Perry 
principal, I bet 10th and 11th 

Sacramento Swimming Baths, R E El- 
liott mgr, 1024 K 

Sacramento Transfer Co, Samuel Kings- 
bury propr, 510 K 

Sacramento 1408 Peont tion Co, J C Van 


Seen A 
ek rvine & . 2d bet K and L 
Ps coy es Hotel, John H Lowry propr, 
814 
St George’s Building, cor 4th and J 
St Joseph Academy, Sister Mary Bap- 
tiet Russe ll sister superior, 8th and 
oth and G and H 


| Salle C F G, groceries, 531 I 
‘Sandere Leon, groceries, 1330 7th 


ders A N, bootmaker, 802 K 
ee & Butler (H CG Sounders and 


Me }, barbers, 302 J 
‘) endo HOC HO (Geunders & Butler), 302 J 


Sawtelle C A, books, stationery and 
news, 524 J 

Scanlan Wn, hotel, 1115 5th 

Schaden A, overies , 201 M 

Schaden J (Schaden & Rodegerdts), 
NW cor 4th and M 

Schaden & Rodegerdts (J OC Schaden 
and Aug Rodegerdts), groceries, NW 
cor 4th and M 

Schaffer C, cooper, 89 (old number) 


Tront 
IN W H (Rivett & Schar- 

din), 1015 6th 

Schaumloefel Henry (Stoeber & Schaum- 
loefel), cor 17th and N 

Scheibel Geo, saloon and coffee stand, 
924 2d 

SCHELD PHILIP, aay Sacra- 
mento Brewery, cor 28th and M 

Schepp Charles, saloon, 604 J 

Schepp Conrad, meat ‘market, cor 12th 


Scheunert H (Gattmann & Scheunert), 
622 and 624 K 

Schiels A, bootmaker, SE cor 3d and J 

Schindler Cie nter, 708 K 

Schindler Mrs C, restaurant and vari- 
eties, 710 K 

Schmaelzle Louis, barber, 620 K 

JACOB, pro cave Mechan- 

ics’ Exchange Hotel, 

Schmidt Jacob saloon, O18 5th 


T CHARLES, job printer, 
305 J 


Schmitt Jacob, saloon, 716 K 
pig gong MG propr Atlantic Hotel, cor 


I and 1 
ADAM meat market, 


ER JJ, walvoti and lodging- 
house, 1114 <TRED 
saloon, 906 J 


Schnueriger Xavier gn 708 K 


, Eagle Steam | * 
Cracker GEORG! 8K 
SCHROTH GEORGE (Geo Schroth & 
Co) and Pioneer Bakery, 

OTH GEORGE & oo (George 
Schroth, J H Arnold and Ferdinand 
Kohler), proprietors Phenix Flouring 
Mills, cor 13th and J; branch office 


120-124 J 
SCHWAMB THEODORE W, agent 
Royal, St John and New Remington 

sewing machines and picture storé,. 


804 J 
igh Frank (B Belschart & Co), 1025 
Schuller Frank (oheaier & Schuller), 


cor 12th and H 
one | Henry, meat market, cor 


Schur Oh Cnty pice Baker, oy gas 


aces 


RY TE BROS. 1 5 Main 
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Schwartz Chas, meat market, 1530 7th 
avers Mrs G M, lodging-house, 128 


Schwarz J ORR a” EE 2d 
SCHWEITZER & G (H F 
Schweitzer ge £ N Greer), carpet 
beating, 1308 O 

a ied H F (Schweitzer & Greer), 


SCOFIELD & TEVIS (D G Scofield 
and Harry L Tevis—residence San 
Francisco), paints, oils, etc, etc, 911 
and 913 2d 

Scott BB & Son (J L Scott), mfr flavor- 
ing extracts and Cal Yeast Cake, cor 
21st and I 

Scott G W (Sisson, Crocker & Co), resi- 
dence Oakland 

Scott B B & Son (B B Scott & Son), cor 
2ist and I 

Scott Mrs L P, dressmaking, 8254 J, up 
stairs 

Scott & Muir (T J Scott and A J Muir), 
plumbers and gas fixtures, 303 J 

Scott T J (Scott & Muir), 303 J 

Scott W S, fruits and liquors, 830 M 

Scott W s, saloon, 827 

Scriver * D, clerk city water works, 
City Hall 

sah T D, livery stable, 4th bet I 


d 
Seadler James (Babson & Seadler), 1006 

7th 
Sears eh di iJ S and DS Sears), barbers, 


1006 
Seeba Charles F, candy factory, 1126 J 
Sellinger Chas, mgr Capital Ice and Coal 
Co, 1009 3d 
Senatz A J, restaurant, 1023 3d 
was ulveda J C (Palmer & Sepulveda), 
E cor K and 2d 
Sermonet Geo, groceries, cor 8th and G 
Shafer C J (C ’ Shafer & Son), 607 K 
Shafer C J & Son (C J and G L Shafer), 
stoves and tinware, plumbers and gas- 
fitters, 607 K 
Shafer Geo L (C J Shafer & Son), 607 K 
rf i G (Light & Shaw), dentist, 
lll 
Shear Chas, saloon, cor 20th and G 
nigeria CR, train dispatcher, C PRR 


Depot 
Sheehan John F (James McClatchy & 
Co), 1016 3d 
She a Fred A, city assessor, City 


Sheppard Geo W, whitewashing and 
carpet cleaning, 1022 8th, and fruits, 
candies, eto, 

Sherburn & Smith (W H She:burn and 
S B Smith), auctioneers and aia 
bedding and crocke 

re ky WH (Sherburn hs Smith), 


os ae 793 


, jy snug ts 
cueing 4 
a Le 4 


Shields F M, dentist, 428} J 

a pag T C, lodgings, St. George Build- 
ng, 

pints 100} 4th barber, 818 J 

Siddons W M, saloon, 204 

Siebenthaler John D (P Siebenthaler & 
Son), H bet 20th and 2]at 

Siebenthaler P (P Siebenthaler & Son), 
H bet 20th and 2)st 

Siebenthaler P & Son (P and John D 
gata al saloon, H bet 20th and 

Simmons DP J, auctioneer and manager 
Metropo. itan Theater, 1013 4th 

Simmons G L, Boyatoiaa 212 J 

Simon Mrs A, ane es hy 917 12th 

Simoni A, restaurant, 915 Front 

Singer Manufacturing Co, E B Palmer 


Singleton Ms Mrs C F, proprietress Pacific 
Hotel, SE cor 5th and K 
Sisson A W (Sisson, Crocker & Co), 
residence San Francisco 
0 & CO (A W Sis- 
son, COW Crocker, G W Scott, S M 
Cutler, R A Wilson andM A Burke), 
Chinese supplies and general merchan- 
dise, 129 J 
Skelton John, wood and coal, [SE cor 
5th and I 
Skinner J L, teacher of vocal music, 
830 L 
Slater J F, hatter, 409 J 
Slau hter Jesse, plasterer, 1217 5th 
SLOSS LO E Hammond 
ered at al pelts, tallow ard furs, 
cor Front and L 
agi“ ia Mrs R W, dressmaker, 1211 
t 


Smiht Louis, saloon, 1022 3d 
Se AM, plumber and gasfitter, 412 


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Smith Benj, ass’t master mechanic C P 
R R shops 

Smith E nf sec State Fs oe So- 
ciety, cor 6th and M 

SMITH FA, phe bal for Waterhouse 

& Lester, 708 and 710 J 

Smith Frank, saloon, 500 K 

Smith F 8, livery stable, 1117 7th 

wigs Sa Geo, baggage master C P RR 


epot 

Smith G V, oe painter, pictures, 
frames, etc, 725 J 

Smith H G (HG Smith & Co), Front 


near Bridge 
HG & CO (H G Smith and L 
Wines. Pioneer Flour-Mill, Front 
near Brid 
Smith J D, Sacramento Restaurant, 319 


K 
Smith J M (Smith & Wilson), 1024 3d 
Smith John, saloon and gardener, cor 
29th and J 


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California—Sacramento. 


794 


Smith L T, contractor and mfr artifi- 
cial stone, 1525 E 

Smith P OC, propr Bruce House, 1018 J 

Smith S B (Sherburn & Smith), 323 K 

SMITH S W (Davis & Smith), 1002 J 

Smith & Wilson (J M Smith and Jeff 
Wilson), meat market, 1024 3d 

Smith W x, paper hanger, 1021 4th 

Snider T A, physician and surgeon, SE 
cor 2d and K, up stairs 

Snyder A C, deposit teller Sacramento 

ank, cor 5th and J 

Solomon H, clothing, 519 K 

Southworth SS (Brewer & Southworth), 
6284 J 

Spencer Ferdinand (W H Masters & 
Co}, 1025 8th 

Sperry ‘Vm, saloon, 1109 2d 


SPIEKER J J, druggist, NW cor 6th 
and K 


Spierling Henry, saloon, cor 10th and Y 

Spruance John (Wilcox, Powers & Co), 
605 K 

Stalker W D (Hartwell, Hotchkiss & 
Stalker), cor Front and Q 

Standard Oil Uo, J C Harvey mgr, oils, 
1023 Front 

Standley Samuel L (Wilcox, Powers & 
Co), 505 K 

Stanley G R, clergyman (Methodist) 

Stanley Lee, livery stable, K bet 10th 
and 11th 

Stanton Perrin (Holman, Stanton & 
Co), 211-215 J 

Star Glove Factory, V C Dodge propr, 
1005 K 


Star Mills and Malt House, Neubourg 

& Lages proprs, 5th bet J and K 

Starr Penis, attorney-at-lav, NE cor 
3d and J 

STATE HOUSE HOTEL, H Eldred 
proprietor, SW cor 10th and K 

Steffins Joseph (Whittier, Fuller & Co), 
1020 and 1022 2d 

Stein N, barber and baths, 508 K 

Stein S, second-hand goods, 726 K 

Stein Samuel, junk, 805 J 


STEINAUER BEN, proprietor Wm 
Tell House, 900 J 

Steinauer Meinrad, saloon, 522 K 

Steinman Mrs A E, lodgings, 928 3d 

Steinman Herman, watchinaker, jew- 
eler, and money broke, 209 K 

S eiuman B U, restaursnt and saloon, 
CP RR Depot 

Pemnaoyer F W, groceries, cor “th 
an 

Sternfels M (S Lipman & Co), 501 and 
503 J 


Stevens A J, general master mechanic 
C PR R Shops 

“t-vuns C A, freight agent,C P RR 
Depot 


PRISON CELLS, wo'"tes’Main strcee, =~ 


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STEVENS C H(C H Stevens & Oo), 
800 and 802 J 


an 
STEVENS CH & 00 (C H Stevens 
and Will E Williams), dry goods, and 
ladies’ and children’s fine shoes, 800 
and 802 J 
STEVENS E A, news editor ‘‘Record- 
Union,’’ 1017 and 1019 3d 
Stevens E M, saloon, 228 J 
Stober John (Stober & Schaumloefel), 
cor 17th and N 
Stober & Schaumloefel (John Stober 
and Henry Schaumloefel), meat mar- 
ket and saloon, cor 17th and N 
Stoll J T, harness and saddlery, 610 K 
Stone Mrs RJ, seamstress, cor 7th and I 
STONE WM, saloon, 108 K 
Stoner & Nicholas (W P Stoner and 
James S Nicholas), painters, 925 10th 
Reon W P (Stoner & Nicholas), 925 
10t 
Storch J G, barber, 828 K 
Straus Louis, saloon, 304 K 
Streeter A A (Wetzel & Streeter), 320 K 
Strobel Carl, real estate, insurance and 
money broker, 321 J 
Strong W R(W R Strong & Co), 106 
10 J 
STRONG W R & CO(W R Strong, 
P E Platt and Robt Williamson), 
commission merchants and wholesale 
fruit, produce and seeds, 106-110 J 
Strutz Julius, wholesale liquors, 420 J 
Stuckenholz Mrs B, saloon, 1011 2d 
Sullivan J H, real estate and insurance 
agt, 331 J 
Sullivan W L, sec Oak Knoll Ranch 
Susherland W H, stair builder, 625 L 
SWEETSER A OC (Sweetser & Alsip), 
and notary public, 10:5 4th 
SWEETSER & ALSIP (A C Sweet- 
serand E K Alsip), real estate and 
insurance agents, 1015 4th 
SWIFT C iL president Sacramento 
Bank, 431 
Swift Frank, constable, 601 I 
B F, sale, livery and feed sta- 
ble, 815 10th 
Taft, Bassett & Huntsman (ChasC Taft, 
W S Bassett an’) Horice Huntsman), 
Mechanics’ Miil Co, pianing mill and 
wood working, 501-505 M 
Taft Chas C (Taft, Bassett & Hunts- 
man), 501 to 305 M 
Talbot John, ticket agent, C P R R De- 
ot 
Tartan Louis, bootmaker, 10254 10th 
Taylor Ed F, register US Land Office, 
328 J 
Taylor Herbert W, chief clerk U S 
Land Office, 328 J 
TAYLOR L 8, attorney-at-law and 
notary public, 6284 J 
Tebbets F F, surgeon ¢entist, 5274 J 


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1220 J 


din & Burnett, SE cor J and 12th 
Terry BF (Terry & Co), cor 4th and L 
Terry & Co (BF Terry and G M Hep- 


Terry W E, sec and treas Friend & Terry 
Lumber Uo, 1310/2d and cor 12th and J 

Thomas E M (Dawson & Thomas), 1008 
4th 

Thompson Miss E, dressmaking, 6014 J 

Thompsen L G (H D Nash & Co), 906 K 

Tibbals H E (Martin & Tibhals), 803 K 

Tice Mrs A’C (Tice & Clements), 521 J 

Tic: & Clements(Mrs A C Tice and Miss 
M Clements), millinery, 521 J 

Tedd John A, photographer, 318 J 

Tedd J W, bootmaker, 424 J 

TODHUNTER LEVIT H, meat mar- 

@9| ket, 312 K 

S Toland Alfred, groceries, cor 7th and G 


ry Streets, 8. F. 


ontgome 


Torrey M, lodging-house, 1221 3d 

Touhey James, saloon, 930 M 

Townsend Isadore (Rhoads & Town- 
send), SW cor2d and J 

Tozer L (Whitter, Fuller & Co), 1020 
and 1012 24 

K TRACY FELIX, agent Wells, Fargo 
& Co, cor J and 2d 

| racy T M (Kilgore & Tracy), 913 and 
915 K 

Traganza Thos, saloon, 731 K 

Trainor H C (Green & Trainor), 122 K 

Trarbach John J, clothing, 231.K 

Tremont Hotel, P Bryding propr, 112 
and 114 J 

~~ Trommenschlager Joseph, tailor, 1020 
Sth 

Trope’ Peter, hatter, 427 J 

TR Ed, seeretary Capital Wool- 
en Mills, 822 J 

TRYON 8. president Capital Woolen 
Mills, 82? | 

TUBBS JC, justice of the peace and 
aflornevaptiar, 601 I 

Tufts A C, druggist, SE cor 10th and J 

Turner Benj, barber, 803 J 

Turner G J, avsistant master carbuilder 
CP RR Shops 

Turner Hall, ss K bet 9th and 10th 

Tyrreil GG, physician, 429} J 

Uhl Fred, groceries, cor 4th and N 

Union Brewery, Jacob Gebert propr, 
cor 20th and O 

Union Hotel, W O Bowers propr, cor 

; 2d and K 

on) Union House, W F McFadden propr, 

UNION IRON WORKS, Root, Neil- 
ra) son & Co proprietors, Front bet N 
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and O 
Union Wood and Coal Co (A Annis and 
F Kunmerfeld), wood and coal, 426 K 


Telegraph House, B A Farr, proprietor, Ueaunery TJ, train dispatcher C PR 
t 
Telegraph Planing Mill, Pearson, Ams-| ‘‘V. 


burn), Hotel Langham, cor 4th and Fr Vance C J, upholstering and furniture, 


WATERHOUSE & LESTER (0 Wat- 


Y PRESS” STEAM-POW- 
ER BOOK AND JOB PRINTING 
OFFICE, A Weaver proprietor, 


1020 6th 
Vandercook H D (Vandercook & Mur- 
dock), cor 15th and J 
Vandercook & Murdock (H D Vander- 
cook and Henry Murdock), planing- 
mill, contractors and builders, cor 
15th and J 
Van Fleet W C (Dunlap & Van Fleet), 
attorney-at-law and notary, 603 I 
Van Heusen Graham K (Van Heusen & 
Huntoon), 712 J 
Van Heusen & Huntoon (Graham K 
Van Heusen and John L Huntoon), 
furniture and bedding, 712 J 
Van Kirk J C, agt Sacramento Trans- 
portation Co, 1405 Front 
Van Orden John, merchant tailor, 1007 J 
Van Voorhies A A (A A Van °*Voorhies 
& Co), 322 and 324 J 
Van Voorhies A A & Co (A A Van 
Voorhies, R C Irvine and LC Mont- 
fort), importers and mfrs harness and 
saddles, saddlery hardware, etc, 322 
and 324 J 
Vaughan G W, carpenter, 907 5th 
Verity Wm, cabinetmaker, 1116 7th 
Vermilya A J, undertaker and coroner, 
520 J 
Vice D, saloon, 1122 J 
Vallasinor Calarino, barber, 908 2d 
Vivian Mrs N B, lodging-house, 1108 4th 
Voeller H, physician, Odd Fellows’ 
Temple 
y "ogel Chas (Vogel & Maier), 1121 3d 
it & Was \\ do Vogel and J F x 
ACH ashingtoa Bakery, 1121 3 
T HER AN, watches, 
Ah es mi, diamonds and plated- 
ware, 315 J 
Wagner M, saloon, cor I and 9th 
L & HOSS (Christ Wahl and J 
B Hoss), bk Ml Columbus Brew- 
ery, cor 16uh and K 
Wait G 8, druggist, 531 J 
Wall P H, groceries, 1531 7th 
Walter Albert, candy mfy and ice cream 
saluon, 824 J 
Warren Ww J, saloon, cor K and Front 
ween man S (S Lipman & Uo), 50] and 
Wassmann Adolph, bootmaker, 1025 6th 
Waterhouse C ‘( Vaterhouse & Lester), 
res San Francisco 


erhouse), F A Smith manager, wagon 
Joye and carriage material, 708 and 
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796 


Watson G W (Fisch & Watson), J bet 
10th and llth 

Watson J R, pres Sacramento Buildin 
and Loan Association and gener 
supply agt, C P R R Shops 

Watt J W, city tapper, City Hall . 

Watters Thomas, saloon, 901 Front 

VER H A, proprietor Valley 

Press Steam Power Book aud Job 
Printing Office, 327 J 

WFBER F H L, wholesale and retail 
sroceries, hay, grain and feed, 1217 
and 1219 L 

Weber R, meat market, 1030 H 

Webster J R, groceries, 1301 J 

HE ae August (Weimann & Damm), 

Weimann D, stoves, tinware, pumps, 
etc, 914 J 

Weimava & Damm (August Weimann 
and Adam Damm), Pacific Oyster and 
Chop House, 705 J 

Weinreich H (H Weinreich & Co), 514 J 
EINREICH H & CO (i! Weinreich), 
wholesale liquors and cigars, 514 J 

Weinstock H (Weinstock & Lubin), 400 
-408 K 

Weinstock & Lubin (H Weinstock and 
D Lubin), dry goods, oe shoes, 
hats and millinery, 400-408 | 

Weisel C (C Weisel & Co), and pres 
Germania 3 and L Association, 1005 


& CO (C Weisel), whole- 
sale and retail butchers and pork 
oS epi 726 and 7264 L 
eisman Charles, barber, 606 J 
Welch Benj, master car builder, Central 


Pacitic R R Sho 

WELLS, FARGO & CO, Felix Tracy 
agent, cor J and 2d 

Werner Chas (Werner & Guenther), K 
bet 9th and 10th 

UENTHER (Chas 

Werner and Wm Guenther), Turner 
Hall Saloon, under Turner Hall, K 
bet 9th and 10th 

Lift Hotel, Wm Land propr, 209- 
21 

Western Union Telegraph Co, E A 
Beardslee mgr, 1015 2d 

Wetzel J A (Wetzel & Streeter), 320 K 

Wetzel Martin, groceries, cor 4th and N 

Wetzel & Streeter (J A Wetzel and A A 
Streeter), barbers, 320 K. 

Weyant W L (W A Chittenden & Co), 

VW cor 9th and J 

Wheeler C T (Booth & Co), 41-49 (old 
numbers) Front 

Wheeler J S, horseshoer, 1116 2d 

Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machine 
Co, W W Boweer agt, 527 

White C L (White & George), cor 7th 
and J i 


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White D ©, feed stable, J bet 12th and 
13th 


White & George (C L White and W F 

George), attorneys-at-law and notaries 
ublic, NW cor 7th and J 

White J B, groceries, 631 M 

White John, planing-mill, contractor 
and builder, cor 10th and U 

Whittier, Fuller & Co (W F Whittier, 
WP Fuller, Joseph Steffens and L 
Tozer), paints, oils and glass, 1020 
and 1022 2a 

Whittier W F (Whittier, Fuller & Co), 
res San Francisco 

Whyte J F & Co, groceries, 609 J 

Wiedmann J M, candy factory, 419 K 
and 418 J 

KF, proprietor ‘“Sac- 

ramento Journal,” 305 J 

Wiezel J & Son, horseshoeing, 9th bet J 
and k 

Wilcox, Powers & Co (Aaron H Powers, 
Samuel L Stanley and John Spruance), 
dial liquors and wines, etc, 505 


Wilcoxson Jackson, capitalist, 407 J 

Wilcoxson Jefferson, capitalist, 407 J 

Wilder Mrs EF, pres W CTU, 309 J 

Wilke Charles, mfg jeweler, 430 J 

Wilkinson T 8, propr American Eagle 
Hotel, 1201 J 

Willem J W (Willem & Long), 410 K 

Willem & Long (J W Willem and D J 
Long), meat market, 410 K 

Willet Eli, saloon, 210 K 

hie gay Fred (A Andrew & Co), 1021 
2 


WILLIAM TELL HOUSE, Ben 
Steinauer proprietor, 900 J 

Williams 0 ni ithington & Williams), 
1427-1431 Front 

Williams Mrs E, boarding-house, 628 I 

Williams L (H G Smith & Co), Front 
nr Bridge 

Williams Thos, bootmaker, 1106 4th 

Williams Thos H, groceries, 930 N 


WILLIAMS W G, safes and scales, 


312 J 

WILL E(© H Stevens 
& Co), 800 and 802 J 

Williamson Henry, junk, 313 L 

— Robt Ww R Strong & Co), 
110 

Wilson Abe, barber, 1023 4th 

Wilson B (Gattmann & Wilson), 601 J 

Wilson J A, furniture and bedding, 
415 J 

Wilson J E, saloon, cor 19th and C 

Wilson Jeff (Smith & VWilson), 1024 3d 

Wilson J W, es stable and county 
supervisor, 318 

Wilson Marcus, tailor, 618 K 

Wileon Mrs N M, dressinaker, 528 K 


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Wilson R A (Sisson, Crocker & Co), res| Wright J B, supt Cala Pacific branches 
’ San Francisco Sacramento and Oregon Divisions C P 
Winkleman Wm, saloon and lodgings,| R RandS & PRR, CPR R Depot 
506 K Wyatt S, books, 807 K 
Winters H, groceries, cor 2d and M Yoerk C A (Mohr & Yoerk), 1024 and 
Wise M L, blacksmith and carriage| 1026 J 
factory, 1031 J YOST JOHN D (HS Crocker & Co), 
Wiseman Joseph (Wiseman & Newman), | __ residence San Francisco 
227 K Young America Restaurant, 1013 2d 
Wiseman & Newman (Joseph Wiseman | Young Geo W (Pike & Young), cor 4th 
and Geo Newman), barbers, 227 K and L 
Withington R H (Withington & Wil-} Young J N (Young & Young), atty-at- 
liams), 1427-1431 Front law and notary public, SE cor 5th 
Withington & Williams (R H Withing-} and J 
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Soap Co, 1427-1431 Front at-law, SE cor 5th and J- 
Wohlek John, groceries, 330 L Young Mrs N M, dressmaker, 7214 K 
Wolf Jacob, saloon, 828 J ' | Young & Young (J N and MJ Young), 
Wolfe S A, photographer, 4283 J attys-at-law, SE cor 5th and J 


Wolleb Charles, notary public, 1005 4th | Youngs Mrs Emma, dressmaker, 922 6th 
W © T U Coffee House, G W Moore} Yuhre W F, groceries, 630 L 

mgr, 309 J pe Hae ig lar ae & | me Hi 

eitler Chas, hardware and agricultura 
Woon H M, carpenter, 2218 H bet 22d 4 implome nt s 512. J a 
Wood W, dentist, 401 J OMSNERY IN) FURTIAHINS GOOCS, 
Fe ann says Ziegler J (Ziegler & Mathis), 407: K 
Woodburn James (E L Billings & Oo), |7iccier & Mathis (J Ziegler and P 
‘ Mathis), saloon, 40) 

WOODMAN E M, groceries, 830 N Ziemer A C (Ziemer Bros), 505 J 
Nee AS, clerk of police court, City | Ziemer Bros (A i ita Ziemer), dry 

; . 505 
Woods J a cigars, tobacco, cutlery, Ziemer 8 (Zismer Bros), 505 J 


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WOODSON J A. literary editor ‘“Rec- | Zimmerman L, painter, 321 J 
ord-Union,’’ 1017 and 1019 3d Zoller L, meat market, 730 M 
Woolf G, tailor, 619 K Zwickel Conrad, foundry and iron works, 
Woolf Mrs H, fancy goods, 619 K M bet 4th and 5th 


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SACRAMENTO, CAL. 


JAMES C. GLOVER, 


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F. H. JOHNSTON, Proprietor. 
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No. 517 K STREET, SACRAMENTO, CAL. | 


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F, L, EWING. JACOB HOEHN. 


EWING & HOERN, 


(Successors to WM. GWYNN.) 


DEALERS IN 


SACRAMENTO & SANTA CRZ LIME} 


IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS IN 


Plaster, Hair, Cement, Felt, Fire Brick and Fire Clay, 


513 and 515 I Street, 


C. P. R. R. Track running through Lime Depot. SACRAMENTO. 


«HENRY FISHER, | 
Califernia Candy Factery.| 


MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONER 
And Dealer in all kinds of NUTS. 


508 & 510 J Street, Sacramento, Cal. 


ACENT FOR CALIFORNIA CRACKER COMPANY. 
Best Goods in the Market. 


WM. D. KNIGHTS. 


HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR , t 
Hides, Sheep Skins, Wool and Tallow,; i 


921 and 923 Third Street, between I and J, 
P. 0. Box 243. SACRAMENTO, CAL. 


Butchers supplied with Paper, Salt, Skewers, Sausage Machines and Casings, 


800 California—Sacramento. 


SEND TO GUS LAVENSON’S 


Fashionable Boot s Shoe House, 


FOR YOUR BOOTS AND SHOES. 


They are the Best, the Latest in Style, # at the Lowest Prices. 
S. E. Cor. Fifth and J Streets, Sacramento, Cal. 


A. SAGE. W. J. IRVINE. 


Pacific Livery and Feed Stables 
SECOND STREET, 


Between K and L, SACRAMENTO, CAL. 
ie, IRVINE & SAGE, Prop’rs. 
Ly, HORSES BOARDED 


By the Day, Week or Month. 


C. T. JONES. ED. M. MARTIN. 


JONES & MARTIN, 
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 


607 I Street, bet. 6th and 7th, 


JAKE’S 


CAPITAL ALE VAULTS, 


J. J. NAGELE, Proprietor. 


Mos, 302 J and 1005 Third Streets, 


SACRAMENTO, CAL. 


Hot Lunch from 11 a. m. tol Pp. mM. 
SACRAMENTO. and Hot Chowder from 7 p.m. to 12 p.m 


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, 4 Board and Lodging per Week...................... $5 00 to $6 00 
i Board and Lodging per Day...................0005: $1 00 to $1 25 
% Single Meals........ 00... ccc e cece cece cece ences 25 Cents. 
4 FAMILIES ACCOMMODATED ON REASONABLE TERMS. ° 


Baggage Conveyed to and from the House Free of Charge. 
The Bar is well stocked with Choice Liquors and Cigars. 


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Masonic Temple, 


California—Sacramento-St. Helena. 


"7 react CS FOSS, 


(Successors to E. & C. GRUHLER. ) 


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_WERY. Samet 


Columbus Brewery 


CORNER OF SIXTEENTH AND K STREETS, 
SACRAMENTO, CAL. 


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Importing Commission Merchant, 
AND WHOLESALE. AND RETAIL GROCER. 


Green, Canned and Dried Fruits, Hay, Grain, Ground Feed, etc, Crockery and 
Glassware. Country Produce Bought and Sold. Goods sold at Bottom Prices, 


1217 and 1219 L STREET, SACRAMENTO, CAL. 


ees Variety of Ri fro 
COSTLY DIAMOND SETTING. 


Sacks and Bottles of all Descriptions. ST. HELENA. 


SAMUEL POSKA & CO., Napa County. A post, express and 


telegraph office; is the center of a 


Dealers in ‘ : 
; thrifty and prosperous farming and 
New and Second-Hand Furniture,| wine growing district, and of neces 
Te ete 1] sity partakes of the characteristics of 
STOVES, CARPETS, that community, which gives it an air 


of busy life and industry—has about 
Crockery, Glassware, 1,600 sla ga pecated 18 miles 
from Napa City, and 60 miles by way 
TE lees of the California Pacific R. R. (Naps 
, ds a Branch), from San Francisco, The 
Household Goods of all Descriptions, White Sulphur Springs are in the 


808 J STREET, neighborhood, but a short drive from 
Between 8th and 9th, SACRAMENTO. St. Helena. 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, °**.es*main‘strcce; San Hrancisee, 


H. WACHHORST ™ zt 


333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S.F. 


CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 


CONKLIN BROS., 


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Alfison J H, town marshal 
Alstrom S, Propr Windsor Hotel 
Backus G, agt CP RR 

Barry MS, wagonmaker 

Beach G H, stationery and varieties 
Beattie S P, meat market 

BELL RB B (Hale & Bell) 

Bruce W A, gunsmith 

Bussenius H R, druggist 


Carver D B, postmaster and broker 
Caughey W J, blacksmith 


plements, paints, oils, etc 
Cisco Del, liquors 
-| Cleghorn John, harnessmaker 
Colman F W, physician 


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A Coutolenc Bros (EK F and J H Coutolenc), 


meat market 
| Dalley Fredrick, tailor 
Davis ~ E, dentist 
‘| Dawson Wm J G, physician 


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5 | Degouy N, wine vinegar 

@ bat — had phd . P 

3) Dickinson Fredrick M, confectionery 
© __ and varieties 


Dobbas B B, liquors 
=| Eastman G L, San Francisco 


@o | Ebermayer A, teacher of music and for- 


eign languages 


= Edwards Tom W, mgr for Henry Wolff, 


jewelry 


| Elgin W A, livery and justice of the 


Suit 


peace 

Ewelling H J, bonded warehouse 

Fautz Edward, brewer 

Ferrari R, bootmaker 

Finnen John, liquors 

Flier Gust, painter 

Frisby W Ek, 
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Gaetano Rossi, liquors 


Gellert J M, general merchandise 


THE TAILOR. 


uors 
Goodman A, clothing 


| Graf Jacob, jeweler and watchmaker 


Grigsby G D, propr Palace Hotel 
Grove O W, groceries 
Gutzwiller Henry, delicacies 


(C N Hale and R B 


Bell), groceries and crockery 
©| HALE ON (Hale & Bell) 
Gi, | HAMMOND 


ties 
>| Head George, bootmaker 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, se'st "Counter nope, Newel Posts, Balusters, 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO, HARDWOOD LUMBER 


’ San Francisco. 
California—St Helena. 808 


+.iden & Merriam (H E Alden and H A 
™ riam), clothing and furnishing 


Bussenius R G, operator W U Tel Co 


Chiles W G, hardware, agricultural im- 


agt Puget Sound Lumber 


Galewsky David, general merchandise 
A, editor and 
roprietor ‘Weekly St Helena Star” 


Giauque T A, boarding-house and liq- 


MRS § J (T B Hammond 
Ge] | HAMMOND TB & CO (SJ and T B 


r=) Hammond), confectionery and varie- 


Heitz Joseph, bake 
HEYMANN CARL, saloon, choice 


wines, liquors and cigars, liquors 
wholesale and retail 

Heymann Edmund, wine mfr 

Hoffman Frank, bootmaker 

Horton George, furniture and bedding 

Jacks & Cook (Simon Jacks and Simon 
Cook), stoves and tinware 

Johnson J, bootmaker 

Johnston J W, liquor 


KETTLEWELL J 0, sign and car- 
riage painter 

Kettlewell J R & Son (J R ond B F Ket- 
tlewell), hardware, agricultural im- 
plements, blacksmiths and wagon- 
makers 

King Rev E H, Methodist 

pe nea T, harnessmaker 

Lander G M, deputy postmaster 

LAZARUS LEOPOLD, agent Wells 
Fargo & Co, E 

Linn W H, restaurant 

Logan J I, furniture and undertaker 
AR JASPER, proprietor 
U S Saloon, liquors and lodging-house 

McCormick & York (Wm McCormick 
and John York), butchers 

McDonald John, painter 

McGee James, constable 

McGEORGE MISS K E, millinery and 
fancy goods, varieties 

McLennan D R, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Merk J F, tailor 

Mitchell James, clergyman (Presbyte- 
rian) 

Mixon J C, carpenter and builder 

MONNIN JOHN B, manzger for Geo 
Monnin, boots and shoes 

“NAPA COUNTY VINICULTUR- 
Ist,’ E W Woodward & Co pub- 
ishers 


Pellet Frank, lumber 

Pond H M, physician 

Ramos John, wine house 

Ranger Geo F, confectionery and varie- 
ties 

Se Ne lita pagers 
iggins Geor, , druggist 

ROOT W A, dentist 

St Helena Academy, Rev Lowell L 
Rogers A M principal 

ST HELENA HOTEL, A Tonolla pro- 
prietor 

“ST HELENA STAR,” Gardner & 
Allyn proprietors 

Salmina Baptiste, liquors, 

Simmons Richard, blacksmith 

Simmons W T, contractor and builder 

SMITH WA C, banking and insur- 
ance, notary public, collector and 
conveyancer 


18 and 2%) Spear &¢., 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., nroversen & Levy, JEWELERS, "Ysttect 
California—St Helena-Salinas City. 


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oO Smith W A & Co(W A Smith and GO 


‘315 J St., Sacramen 


Precious Stones, ete. 


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verware, 


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Gibbs), p° 
Spurr Miss Co (Miss G Spurr and 
Mrs J York), millinery and varieties 
Steffani C, groceries and bakery 
Steffani Mrs L, millinery 
STEVES J H, manufacturer of and 
dealer in stoves, ranges, eps and 
water-pipe, gasfitting and plumbing 


Tabor I, sician 

THOMAS b F, fashionable barber and 
hairdresser 

Thomann John, county supervisor 

TONOLLA A, proprietor St Helena 
Hotel 

Townsend & Anderson (T B Townsend 
and W E Anderson), general mdse 

Ulrich Jacob, barber 

SALOON AND LODGING- 

HOUSE, choice wines, liquors and 
cigars, vaaper Martinelli proprietor 

Vanderlip J T, dentist 

Vanderwerker W N, bootmaker 

Veasey William, barber 

Wade Owen, viniculturist 

Ward W C, bakery, groceries, provis- 
ions, etc 

Warren I B, carpenter and builder 

WATT THOMAS, attorney and coun- 
selor-at-law 

“WEEKLY ST HELENA STAR,” 
Charles A Gardner editor and pro- 

rietor 

White W, painter 

Whitton W T, livery 

Wilson Laforest, livery 

Windsor Hotel, S Alstrom propr 


Wolff Henry, jewelr 

WooDWw D E Wé CO, real estate 
agents, auctioneers, and notaries 
public 


ST. HELENA HOTEL, 


A. TONOLLA, Proprietor. 
Main Street, St. Helena, Napa Co., Cal. 


HE PROPRIETOR has much pleasure in in- 

forming Tourists, Commercial Men and the 
Traveling Public that he has recently enlarged 
the Hotel, and is now prepared to give the best 
accommodation (second to none) to those who 
may honor him with their patronage. 

Stages leave the Hotel for tna Springs and 
other places of Resort. Livery Stables attached 
to the Hotel. First-class Teams and Saddle Hor- 
ses. Special Sample Room for the use of Com- 
mercial Men. 

SPECIAL RATES to Families and others by 
the Week or month. 


ST. LOUIS. 


Srerra County. A post, and: express 
office, reached by stages from Oro- 
ville, 51 miles distant. 


Brundige Chas, saloon 

Carmichael Alex, butcher 

CONLAN DANIEL, general merchan- 
dise, postmaster, and agent Wells, 
Fargo & Uo 

Swartz Christian, hotel 


SALIDA. 


SranisLaus County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, on the Central 
and Southern Pacific R. R. (Visalia 
Division), 23 miles from Stockton and 
6 miles from Modesto; nearest station 
to Paradise Valley; an important 
grain shipping point. 


ABBOTT CHAS 8, postmaster and 
ticket agent 

Elmore J C, groceries and agt W, F & Co 

Howell Bros, blacksmiths 

McHenry Robert, warehouse 

Murphy John, warehouse and saloon 

Salida Grange Co, warehouse 

Salida Mill Co, feed-mill 


SALINAS CITY. 


MonTerEY County. A post, express 
and telegraph office; the county seat 
of the county, is located on the South- 
ern Pacitic ! R., about 118 miles 
from San Fraicisco, 10 miles from the 
tide water at Moss Landing, and 18 
miles by way of Monterey and Salinas 
Valley R. R., from the harbor of 
Monterey. The country surrounding 
the city is picturesque and presents a 
spectacle of luxuriance, comfort and 
ease. Her business houses, as a rule, 
are substantial and neat structures, 
while her residences are models of ele- 
gance and architectural beauty. 


ABBOTT EK, physician, bay Fy sta- 
tionery, books and spectacles, Main 

Abbott H E, meat market 

ABBOTT HOUSE, H J Lind proprie- 
tor, Main 

Adame C, groceries and fruits 

Alexander J J, superior judge 

Allen C C, blacksmith and wagonmaker 

Allen N L, expressman and insurance 


agt 

AUSTIN A M, grain buyer, commis- 
sion merchant and general agent, 
Main 

Ayers A, fruits 

Ball H S, grain dealer and mayor 

Bartley F i. photographer 

Batcheler J O, supervisor 

Beeman T, attorney-at-law 

Bernal G, farmer 


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BIRLEM J F, proprietor Grand Sa- 
loon, Main 

Bortcher John, horseshoer 

Brower John D, carriage painter 

Brown H P, merchant tailor 

Bullene O H, hackman 

Burbeck Wm, second-hand pianos 

Burke Mrs P, hotel 

Carpenter W L, county assessor 

CARR J.D, president Salinas City 
Bank, Main 

Carter S P, fruits 

Castro J B, supervisor, Castroville City 

Clarke W, hardware, etc 

Clark W H, insurance agt and notary 
public 

Cohen Lyon, books, static aery, and va- 
rieties 

Condon G W, tailor 

CONGDON G W, groceries and crock- 
eryware, Main 

Conklin & Samuels (S W Conklin and 
H Samuels), groceries and clothing 


} Conrads W G, bootmaker 


Cooper J B H, supervisor, Castroville 
City 
Corey H, farmer 
Crawford A K, minister 
Cronin Thos, liquors 
Cutter Samuel L, attorney-at-law 
Davenport T R, teacher of music 
Dayton C A, groceries 
De Fraga M OC, restaurant 
DEXT 
House 
Diarz N, saloon 
Dorn N A, attorney-at-law and district 
attorney 
Downie Geo (Tobey, Hudson & Downie) 
Dunlap A G, constable 
Eitzert P, stoves and tinware 
URING MILLS, To- 
bey, Hudson & Downie proprietors, 
Sausal 
Fall M, horseshoer 
FASHION LIVERY STABLE, 
anks & Lean proprietors, Main (see 
advertisement) 
Ferrini B, saloon 
Foster J H, at SPRR 
Francee Charles, carriage and sign 


ainter 
CHRIS (Franks & Lean), 
and sheriff 
FRANKS & LEAN (C Franks and 
S Lean), proprietors Fashion Livery 
Stable, Main 
FRENCH HOTEL AND RESTAU- 
RANT, G Lapierre proprietor, Main 
Galiciotti & Co (W Galiciotti and V 
Barlagio) hotel 
Ga. r John, county surveyor 
GARRIGUS L H, grain dealer and 


insurance agent, Main 


M'L, county clerk, Court | HUG 


os Frederick, gunmaker and ammu- 

nition 

Geil & Morehouse (A F Geil and H V 
Morehouse), attorneys-at-law 

Gill D L, harness and saddles 

Gordan G W, supervisor 

GRAND SALOON, J F Birlem propri- 
etor, Main 

Hale & Co(O A, J M, F C and E W 
Hale), general merchandise 

Hamilton Miss D H, dressmaking 

Harris J H, groceries 

Harris T G, auction and commission 

Hartnell W, county treasurer and tax 
collector 

Harvey I J, insurance agt 

Hatch W O, mgr Hale & Co 

Hay John F, groceries 

Herdt Harry, watchmaker and jeweler 

Hessel Mrs M, millinery and dressmak- 


in 

HILL W J, publisher and proprietor 
‘Salinas Index,” Gabilan 

Hitchcock L V, attorney-at-law 

Hitry F, painter 

Hobson H B, grain and commission 
merchant 

Holmes Rev J F, Methodist clergyman 

Holzberger W, barber 

Hudson H (Tobey, Hudson & Downie) 

Hudson & Holloway (C A Hudson and 
J C Holloway), flouring-mills and gro- 
ceries and provisions 

, harness and saddle- 
maker, Main 

Ingalls F S, county surveyor 

SON BROS (J B and E P Iver- 

son), proprietors Salinas Agricultural 
Works, Gabilan 

Iverson E P (Iverson Bros) 

Iverson J B (Iversou Bros) 

Jeffery Jas, hotel 

Johnson Henry, barber 

Johnson Joseph, liquors 

JOHNSON W'S, cashier Salinas City 

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Joy J G, county auditor 
Keatch Rev J C, clergyman 
Kelley J J, city clerk and assessor 
Kerns P, liquors 
KILB PARIS, speculator, Main 
Knapp Geo A, barber 
Lacey J V, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
Landes F L, furniture and undertaker 
Langford J P, carriage painter 
G, proprietor French 

Hotel and Restaurant, Main 

Launtz Mrs M, millinery and fancy 


goods 

Lauritzen J P, supt Salinas Gas and 
Water Co 

Lean S (Franks & Lean) 

Leese Jacob R, books, stationery and 
postmaster 


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LEIGH J propristor ‘‘Monterey | ‘ 
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Lemon G B,  dentiat 
Leonard J M, saloon 
UND M J livery stable 
HY, proprietor Abbott House, 
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Logwood Wm, farmer 
Lloyd D W, varieties 
Lurz & Menke (Jacob Lurz and J H 


Menke), BED 
MAGUIRE EDWARD, blacksmith 
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Martin W J, clerk meno House and 
erator W U Tel C 
MAUTWER ADOLPE, cigar, tobacco 
and fancy goods 
Mayer Jos, meat market 
McCormick Geo, minister 
McCoy Will J, teacher of music 
McDougall Jas, cigars and tohacco 
McDougall J H, news depot and gro- 
ceries 
McGowan Julia N Moss, physician 
McGown J S, minister 
McGrath M J, tailor 
Metcalf A H, hotel 
Meyer & Friedlander (O and M Meyer, 
and H Friedlander), gen mdse 
EO 8, agt Wells, Fargo & 
Co, Main 
“MONTEREY DEMOCRAT,” J W 
Leigh Fe 
Monroe D, sheepman 
Nance C P, general merchandise 
Nichols W 'P, city treasurer and deputy 
county clerk 
O’Hare James, bootmaker 
Orum Hamlet, dry goods and clothing 
Palmtag Geo, saloon 
Parker J W R, general merchandise 
PARKER W w R, attorney-at-law 
ublic, Main 
(Vanderhurst & Co) 


and EE HI 
P, clergyman (Metho- 


PORTER 

Price Rev J K 
dist) 

Raymond J°P, A ae dealer 

Rénhardt Emil, bakery 

Richardson Mrs H, toys and fancy 


Richardson W A, groceries and fruit 

Riordan Miss Fannie, dressmaker 

Riordan T J, grain dealer 

Roadhouse G W, justice of the peace, 
notary public, insurance agt 

Rossi Edward, hotel 

Ryan T, hotel. 
StJohn E&CO(ESt John and C O 
St John), meat market 

St John W, druggist 

Salinas Agricult tural Works, Iverson 


Bros proprs 
BANK, J D Carr 
president, W S Johnson cashier, Main 


HARDWOOD LUMBER # WAGON STOCK,” 


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‘BApNAS editor ‘a sine 


Schuchard E G, stationery, tobacco, etc 

Scott J B, ceries and dram 

Shearer 8 , Grain dealer md county 
school su 

Sherwood red, attorney-at-law and’ 
notary public 

Shipse m, attorney-at-law 

Sieghold C, watchmaker and jeweler 

Silva F, saloon 

Smith Mrs M A, supt Free Reading 
Room 

Sorrentini C, minister 
TORM F, attorney and counselor® 
Spee law 

eegle M M, county recorder 

ater nley J P, ‘undertaker 

Stokes Jas, tailor 

a puta Mrs R, groceries and varie- 
ies 

Susser J, bootmaker 

Swindeng John P, saloon 

Swinerton S M, attorney- -at-law 

Tholcke W, saloon 

TOBEY, HUDSON & DOWNIE (M 
To Ys H Hudson and Geo Downie), 
proprietors Empire Flouring Mill Co, 
Sausal 

Tobey M (Tobey, Hudson & Downie) 

TolmanG A, boots and shoes 

Tompkins Jos, liquors 

Trimmer O S, physician, coroner and 
public administrator 

Trope F H, hotel 

Tuttle H P, physician 

Tynan A F, city marshal 

LO dbes M, hotel 
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VANDERHUEST, SANBORN & 
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Vanderhurst and RL Porter), general 
merchandise and agents Watsonville 
M & LCo, Main 
Vanderhurst W (Vanderhurst, Sanborn 
& Co) 
Van Diveer W J, photographer 
Wabhrlich W, groceries 
Wall Jas A (Webb & Wall), notary 
public 
Warren Geo, groceries 
Watson David, saloon 
ALL (W H Webb and 
Jas A Wall), attorneys-at-law, Main 
WEBB W H (Webb & Wall), Main 
Webster J A, stoves, tinware and pumps 
Wetzel P, hairdressing 
White J E, undertaker 
White —, minister 
Wiebecke H, bootmaker 
Winham W P L, broker and real estate 
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Winters W, minister 
Withers M, livery stable 


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s@ Orders attended to by Telegraph. 
Terms Moderate. 


Bode Herman, stoves and tinware 
SALMON CREEK. Bowden L S, constable Independence 
Humpopr County. Post-office Eureka;| = Townshi 
situated 11 miles south of Eureka. | BRICE J hy American Restaurant 
Core  OALAVERAS PROSPECT,” C 
"J Ui ’ . W 
Tatts Gaunte ine ait Getchell and MG Salcil> yubiishers 
Salmon Creek Hotel and proprietors c 
Vance H G, shingle-mill “CALAVERAS CITIZ<cN” (Weekly), 
aie Chas R Beal aN ake rietor 
Casey Wm, propr odge Saloon 
SALMON CREEK. Cassinelli D, general merchandise 
Chase Chas L, carpenter and lumber 
yard 
Costa L, road commissioner 


SALMON FALLS, Culbertson A J, harness and saddlery 


Et Doravo Country, A_ post-office, 9 | Passo G, general merchandise 
miles by stuge from Folsom. Dasso John, general merchandise 
Donnelly Hugh, saloon 
Berry R K, hotel ; Driscoll Dennis, saloon and constable 
Gains J W, general merchandise Everson Gounder, saloon and billiards 
r J J, constable Finuerty Thos, road commissioner Seco 
Perkins Stewart, constable townshi 
Fletcher Tilizabeth, Union Bakery 


Floyd E F, deputy assessor 
SAN ANDREAS. Po JA, depute county clerk 

CaLaveras County. A post, express | Friou Antoine, restaurant 

and telegraph office, centrally located | Getchell © W (Getchell & Salcido) 

in the county of which it is the county | GETOHELL & SALCIDO; publishers | 

seat; reached from San Francisco via| and proprs ‘‘The Calaveras Prospect” 

the Stockton and Copperopolis Divi- | Gottschalk C V, superior judge 

sion of the Central Pacific R. R., and Hall Mrs Mar A blacksmith 

stage 22 miles from Milton. It de- HAWES B “f proprietor Metropolitan 

pends mainly on its lodes for support, | Hotel 

yet reba bai | and Penyea Hinckley J J, constable Seco township 

are important factors in the nourish- “11: 

ment imparted to her growth. The bap heer cape dy reytmerd amma Fi 

altitude 1s 1,600 feet. Ide H A, county supervisor 
AGOSTINE C, general merchandise | Kelly Wm A, coroner and public admin- 
ALLEN H G, postmaster, insurance|  istrator 

agent and W_U Tel operator Lewis Wm T, district attorney and 

RICAN RESTAURANT, Wat-| notary public 
son & Brice proprietors Lloyd C R, general merchandise 
C k editor and proprietor Love A, county assessor 

** Calaveras Weekly Citizen” Maloney D, county surveyor 
©| Berry R W, stage propr Masterson P, propr Phenix Livery 
xq} Bloom John, proprSan Andreas Brewery Stable 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, St'STFe Oak, Xen, mickory, Maple, Cherry rete. 


MeEnNDPociNo Country. See Whitesboro. 


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METROPOLITAN HOTEL, 

Mulete Wor Mi chysician 
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NORIEGA S ANITA, deeuininkes 


Oneto Lorenzo, salcon 


' Peachey Thos G, county school supt 


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Peek W P, county supervisor °‘ 

Phenix Livery Stable, P Masterson 
propr 

Reddick J B (Reddick & Solinsky) 

Reddick & Solinsky (J B Reddick and 
F J Solinsky), attorneys-at-law 

Redmond R M, county clerk 

REED IRA H, attorney and notary 

ublic 

uae J B, bootmaker 

Rowland A B, wagonmaker 

Salcido M G (Getchell & Salcido) 

San Andreas Brewery, John Bloom propr 

Sanford N F, justice of the peace and 
notary public Seco township 

Sawyer D W, road commissioner, Inde- 
pendence township 

Shinn J M, saloon 

Smith J R, justice of the peace, Inde- 

endence townshi 

Solinsky ¥ J (Reddick & Solinsky) 

Steel John, bootmaker 

Swan J 8, varieties 

Swenson Wm D, attorney and court 
vommissioner 

“THE PROSPECT,” Getcheil & Sal- 
cido publishers and proprietors 

THO A G, under sheriff 

THORN B K, sheriff 

Tormey C, justice of the peace 

Treat J F, county ‘-reasurer 

Union Stables, J F Washburn propr 

Walker E F, board of education 

Washburn J F, propr Union Livery 
Stables and lumber yard 

WATSON H, American Restaur.nt 

Whitlock C M, agt W, F & Co and in- 
surance agt 

Whitlock & Roworth (C M Whitlock 


and E C Roworth), gen mdse 
WING TAI CHOUNG, general mer. 
chandise 


Wood Harvey, county supervisor 
Wood Wm, painter 


SAN ANSELMO. 


Marin Counry. An express and tele- 
~ph «of%ce,on the North Pacific 
ast i. R., 2 miles northwest of San 

Rafael. 


Dutton A W, agt W, F & Co's express 


SAN ANTONIO. 


Los Anceves County. Post-office Spa- 
dra. 


California—San Andreas—San Buenaventura. 


BF | Baretto M K, constable 


Goods le 


Ranney R, justice of the peace 


SAN ANTONIO. 


MonrerREY County. A post and express 
Office, situated 60 miles soutieast 
from Salinas City, the county seat, 
and 39 miles by stage from Soledad. 


Bates G W, blacksmith 

Garcia & Verdcigo, saloon 

McCormack L W, constable 

Peairs J A, justice of the peace 

Stedman S W, blacksmith 

SYLVESTER FRANCIS, postmaster, 
eneral merchandise and agent Wells, 
‘argo & Co 

Walker A E, general merchandise 

Warren Alfred, hotel and saloon 


SAN BRUNO. 


San Marro County. A post and tele- 

graph office, on the Southern Pacitic 

. R. (Northern Division), 7 miles 

from San Mateo and 14 miles from 

Redwood City, the county seat of San 
Mateo County. 


Anthony Mark, farmer 

Cunningham Richard, agt S P R R, W, 
F & Co, telegraph office, postmaster 
and hotel 

JENEVEIN AUGUST, hotel 

Lux Chas, stock raiser and butcher 


SNEATH R G, dairy produc. 
SAN BUENAVENTURA. 


Ventura Counry. A post, «xpress and 
telegraph office; it is the county seat 
of Ventura County, pleasantly situa- 
ted on the sea coast, 50 miles by stage 
from Newhall, and is the principal 
point of trading in the county. It is 
& place of several manufacturing and 
industrial enterr-":- chief amon 
which are rock 80.., mining, coal o1 
refining, grist and planing-mills, It 
is quite « resort for tourists. Its cli- 
mate is unsurpassed and its health- 
fulness is conceded to be remarkable, 


Ayers A, hotel and county treasurer 

Ayers Ed, constable 

Baem C W, justice of peace 

Baker F 
hardware 

Bank of Ventura, H Clay cashier 

Bard C L, physician 

Bard Thos R, pres Bank ef Ventura 

Barlov’ C A, harness and saddles 

Barnard A, real estate 


jr, stoves, ¢inware and 


Offer wer than any 
house in the City, 119 Montgomery St. 


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Bertlett Bros (A G and C G Bartlett), 
jewelry, stationery, music and agts P 
OSS Co 

Begg James, blacksmith 

Be'lah Samuel, constable 

Bennett Peter, meat marke’ 

Beronio G, groceries 

Blackburn D S, vice-pres Bank of Ven- 
tura 

Blackstock N (Blackstock & Shepherd) 

Blsckstock & Shepherd (N Blackstock 
and W E Shepherd), attys-at-law 

Biedsoe & McKeeby (N E Bledsoe and 
L, C McKeeby), attys-at-law 

Bledsoe N C (Bledsoe & McKeeby) 

Brooks J M, attorney-at-law and district 
attorney 

Cagnacci J, bootmaker 

Carlton R C, attorney-at-law 

Castinos L, livery stable 

Castinos M, saloon and coffee house 

Chaffee, Gilbert & Bonestel (C D Bones- 
tel, Geo S Gilbert and WS Chaffee), 
gen mdse and lumber 

Clay Henry, cashier and sec Bank of 
Vonnuea 


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Goodwin J W, eiationery, jewelry, 
clothing, etc 

Grant K P, wagonmaker 

Gravel S W, stoves and tinware 

Greth John, barber 


HALLE S, attorney-at-law and notary 
public, Main 

Hamer Jos, justice of the peace and atty 

Hare E T, insurance and surveyor 

Hartmann F, brewery and saloon 

Hatcher W F, livery stable 

Hendrick L, dentist 

Henry S B, restaurant 

Hicks Jas, constable 

Hill R C, physician 

Hines J D, superior judge 

Hirschfelder k, boots, shoes and cloth- 
in 

Hobson Mrs I J, hotel 

Jacquese J KE, tailor 

Jessup J G, dentist 

Kaiser J M, meat market 

Kamp HL, liquors 

Kennedy J M, livery stable 

Knighten W A, clergyman (Methodist) 

Kuhiman J A, groceries, clothing, etc 


CODY MRS J, manager W U Telegraph | Ley Mrs H D, dressmaker 
Co, Main, next to Post-otice {Ley H D, furniture and cabinetmaker 


CODY N T, proprietor Ventura Drug | Linebarger Miss OC, dressmaker 


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Store, next door to Post-office 
Cohn Mis H, clothing 
Conaway J A, county assessor 
Conner H W, groceries 
Corey J E, groceries 
Corey, Hanelson & Gregory, mfrs Sor- 
hum Syrup 
Daley T H, livery stable 
Delmont F, physician and deugs 
DeNure D D, supt county schools 
Detroy Joseph, sheriff and ex-otficio tax 
collector 


ty clerk and auditor, Cuurt House 
making 


_A Bernheim), general mdse 
Epstein Bros ( 
ing, furnishing goods and tailors 
Fazzio Bros (F an’) B Fazzio), grocer- 
ies, liquors and bakery 
Feraud J, groceries, liquors and baker 
Fields Rev A N, clergyman (Methodist) 
Forth Robert W, accountant 
Foster E P, supt Water Co 


barber 
Good G L, ore 
Goodenough O J, justice of the peace 
Goodwin Mra Jennie, postmistress 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montgomery & 724 Market. 


EASTIN LF, ex officio recorder, coun- | Mitchell E L, liquors and cigars 
Eastwood G J, furniture and cabinet | bel Frank, hotel 

Einstein & Bernheim (M Einstein and | Myers J 
and S Epstein), cloth- | Nogues_B, groceries 


Franz E, groceries and liquors Reighetti F, groceries 
Gandolfo A, groceries and liquors Richardson Joseph, furniture mfr and 
Ginberson L P, justice of the peace undertaking 


Glasgow Geo W, saloon, restaurant and | Ricker J G, county supervisor 


Logue O R, livery stable : 

Lowton C H, clergyman (Methodist) 

Lyman C O, harness and saddles 

McDonell Bros (H R and A R McDon- 
ell), blacksmiths 

McDonell Mrs H R, millinery 

McKeeby L © (Bledsue & McKeeby), 
notary public 


McLEAN & SON (H G and JM Mc- 
Lean), publishers and _ proprietors 
‘Ventura Free Press” 

Milihouse Miss A, dressmaking 


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Mitchell & Reese, brickmakera 


urray C E, carriage and sign painter 
K, supervisor 
Newby J F, city clerk 


Oliver C A, physician 

Ovuil Prank, saloon 

PALACE HOTEL, Waguer & Co pro- 
prietors, Main 

Parsons W H, blacksmith 

Perkins D T, county supervisor 

Quesnel J P, constable 


4S “IS MOSWS VIS 


ROTH I F, saloon, Main 
Roth Joseph, boots and shoes 
SANCHEZ J V, hairdressing 


Saviers J Y, justice of the peace 


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Saxby & Walton (I T Saxby and W J 
Walton), lumber and builders’ ma- 
terial 

Schell H, blacksmith 

Shaw Mrs E C, millinery 

Sheldon & Vickers (( H Sheldon and N 
Vickers), blacksmiths 

Sheppard S A, attorney-at-law 

Shepherd W E (Blackstock & Shep- 
herd), notary public 

SHERIDAN E M, publisher and pro- 
prietor “Ventura Signal” 

‘Sheridan S N, city marshal and con- 
stable 

Soules C E, jus.ice of the peace 

Spear Henry, saloon 

Stow John T, county surveyor 

Stuart Mrs M, milliner 

Sudden R, steam planing-mill 

Tanner R R, constable 

THE VENTURA DRUG STORE, 
M T Cody proprietor, next door tc 
Post-oftice 

Todd & Morrison (O Todd and T H 
Morrison), general merchandise 

“VENTURA FREE PRESS,” Mc- 
Lean & Son publishers and propri- 
etors, Main 

VENTURA AND LOS ANGELES 
STAGE CO, A I Wagner agent, 
Palace Hotel 

“VENTURA SIGNAL,” E M Sheri- 
dan publisher and proprietor, Main 

Ventura Wharf Co 

Wagner A I (Wagner & Co), agt Ven- 
tura and Los Angeles Stage Co 

WAGNER & CO (A [and Wm Wag. 
ner), proprietors Palac: Hotel, Main 

Wagner John B, insurance agt, stage 
line and Wells, Fargo & Co 

Wagner Wm (Wagner & Co) 

Walker & Healey (J A Walker and C 
E Healey), dry goods 

WASON ¥ deputy col'ector Internal 
Revenue, Main 

Wells Miss Belle, dressmaker 

Whitehouse Wm, restau rant 

LIAMS & WILLIAMS (W T 
and BT Williams), attorneys-at-law 

Williams W T (Williams & Williams), 
notary public 

Witherell R H, watchmaker and jew- 
eler 


SAN DIEGO. 


San Dreco Country. A post, express 
and telegrapi: vitice; is the county seat; 
situated on a bay of the same name 
near the southeru extremity of Cali- 
fornia, 15 miles from the Mexican 
line. It is 460 miles by sea, and lesa 
than 590 miles, via the Colton all-rail 


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California—San Buenaventura-San Diego. 


route, from San Francisco. 

tion 2,700. 

There is no question but that San 
Diego is destined to become the metrop- 
olis of the new State of Southern Cali- 
fornia. Her natural advantages and 
added facilities point clearly to this 
fact. She possesses one of the only two 
land-locked harbors on the Pacific Coast 
of the United States, carrying twenty- 
three and a half feet of water over the 
bar at lowest tide, and of capacity to 
accommodate 1,000 ships of the largest 
class. It is to this va'nable feature that 
San Diego is indebted for the attention 
and appreciation bestowed upon her by 
paiiecad capital. San Diego is the Pa- 
cific terminus of the Atlantic and Pacitic 
Railroad. The California Division, 
known as the California Southern, fro:n 
the bay of San Diego northward to San 
Bernardino. A road is also projected 
from a point on the Atchison, Topeka 
and Santa Fe R. R., at or near Tomb- 
stone, Arizona Territory, to San Diego, 
giving the shortest line to New York 
and all points north and east. The 
location of the city fixes its position as 
the seaport and commercial center cf all 
that great and variously prodvctive 
region embracing Southern Culiforaia, 
Southern Nevada, Utah, Arizona, New 
Me «ico, Lower California and Northern 
Mexico. The overland distance from all 
points on the Atlantic side to steamer at 
San Diego for Mexican and South Amer- 
icau ports, the Sandwich Islands, Aus- 
tralasia, China and Japan is just so much 
shortened. This saving of nearly 500 
miles distance on a line never closed by 
snow, is a fact that makes its own argu- 
ment. In natural resources, capacity 
for great variety of products, including 
mining and facilities for manufactures, 
San Diego acknowledges no superior on 
this coast. In point of climate it is con- 
ceded to have no equal among the health 
resorts of the world. Winter mean 62 
degrees; spring mean, 66 degrees; sum- 
mer mean, 72 degrees; fall mean, 68 de- 
grees. 


Aillaud H, restaurant 

ALLISON BROS (J M and J A Alii- 
rh wholesale and retail butchers, 
5t 

Allison J A (Allison Bros) 

Allison J M (Allison Bros) 

Angeir D M (Fairchi!d & Angeir) 

Arnold Bros (C_M and GC Arnoid), real 
estute 

Arnold Thos J, atu:rney-at-}aw 

ASTON J C, undertaker and carpenter, 
6th bet FE and F 


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Asher J M, florist 

Bailey Robert, saloon 

Barnes George William, physician 

Barton P, blacksmith and wagonmaker 

Barton Mrs Mary, hotel 

Bess John, blagksmith 

Begole W A, stoves and tinware 

Tsiehl Joseph, blacksmith ay 

Bidwell James, blacksmith, machinist, 
and feed-mill 5 

BIRDSALL MRS M J, proprietor 
Commercial Hotel, cor 7th and I 

Blackmer E T (Blackmer & Schneider), 
music teacher 

Blackmer & Schneider (E T Blackmer 
and A Schneider), pianos aud organs 

Blochman & Smith (M Blochman and 
S S Smith), general merchandise 

Bouvier L, liquors 

Bradt & Sons (G G, H, and Horace 
Bradt), groceries 

Brady Phil, bootmaker 

Briant D.W, real estate 

Brown J R, planing-mill 

Bruner A W, clergyman (Methodist) 

Burnes Till A, saloon and stage line 

Burns Mrs A, hotel 

Burroughs D, farmer, Otay Valley 

Bushyhead E W, deputy sheriff 

Butchart J B, groceries 

Campbell J M, groceries 

Capron John G, commission merchant 

Caravia G, groceries 

Cirter John H, watchmaker and jeweler 

Cave D, dentist 

Chandler H D, restaurant and lodgings 

CHASE CHAS A, drugs, toilet arti- 
cles, cigars, etc, cor 5th and F 

Chase Levi, attorney-at-law 

Choate D (Choate & Storey), notary 
public 

Choate & Storey (D Choate and W H 
Storey), real estate and insurance 

Church C C, furniture and bedding 

CITY BREWERY, John Diehl pro- 
prietor, cor 5th and B 

Clarke E A, physivian 

Clark John (Clark & Russell) 

CLARK & RUSSELL (John Clark 
and Geo C Russell), livery stable, I 
(see advertisement) 

Cieveland Daniel, attorney-at-law 

Coheu M, tailor 

Cohn J A, boots and shoes 


Cole A A, candy factor 
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Mrs MJ 
irdsal] proprietress, cor 7th and ! 

NELIN & HUNSAKER (N H 
Conklin and W J Hunsaker), attor- 
neys-at-law, 5th 

Conklin N H (Conklin & Hunsaker) 

Consolidated Bank of San Diego, O S 
Witherby pres, Bryant Howard cash- 


ler 


Cooke Miss J M, dressmaking and mil- 
linery 

Copeland Geo D, postmaster 

Coyne Joseph, livery stable 

Crosley C S, farmer 

Crowell D A, clergyman. (Methodist) 

Cuuningham M B, saloon 

Cushing Eugene B, attorney-at-law 

Daggett W 7 (King & Daggett) 

Daley T J (Hazzard & Daley), notary 
public 

Dauer C R (Dauer & Westover) 

Dauer & Westover (C R Dauer and C © 
Westover), dry goods 

DIEHL JOHN, proprietor City Brew- 
ery, cor 5th and 

Dobbins A C, sergeant-Signal Corps 

Dobliar & Buhn (C Dobliar and Peter 
Buhn), saloon; brewery 24 miles from 
town 

Donaldson W G, carpenter and builder 

Dougherty H H, attorney-at-law and 
notary public 

Durner Chas, saloon 

Edwards C J, harness and saddles 

Emory W C, farmer, Pine Valley 

Emparan Rissordo, Mexican consul 

Fairchild & Angeir (J A Fairchild and 
DM Angeir), real estute and insur- 


ance 

Fairchild J A (Fairchild & Angeir), 
notary public 

Faivre Joseph, real estate and insurance 

FASHION SALOON, King & Daggett 
proprietors, 49 5th 

Fenn C M, physician 

Ferreralto ¥, bakery 

Fischer John, saloon 

Fox C J (Fox & Willey) 

Fox & Willey (C J Fox and HI Wil- 
ley), surveyors 

hia C F (Francisco, Silliman & 

0) 

Francisco, Silliman & Co (C F Francis- 
co, C H Silliman and Jacob Gruen- 
dike), general merchandise 

Frary F P, Julian City Stage Line 

Fremaine M A, miilinery 

Frick E W, abalone shells 

Frick W R, marble worker 

GASS A M. watchmaker and jeweler, 
5th 

Gassen A G, meat market 

Gatewood W J, attorney-at-law 

Gay T R, groceries 

Gildea B M, dentist 

Gordon J S (Hinton & Gordon) 

Grant E A (Grant & Jones) 

Grant & Jones (E AGrant and D F 
Jones), painters 

Gray John, furniture, carpets, wall pa- 
per, ete 

Great Jonn, farmer, Cuyamaca Ranch 

Gregg R J, physician 


18 & 20 Spear St. 
San francisco, 


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Gregory E, saloon 

Gruendike Jacob (Francisco, Silliman & 
Co), pres San Diego Water Co 

Guillory A, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Gulbrandsen Theo, furniture 

GUNN DOUGLAS, publisher ‘‘San Di- 
ego Union,” 6th 

Hackett W, Temecula Stage Line 

Hadley W EK, propr Horton House 

Hamilton & Co (C S Hamilton), general 
merchandise 

Hamilton C S (Hamilton & Co) 

Hamilton M D, assessor 

Harbison J S, apiarist, Engineer Springs 

Harritt Frank, blacksmith 

Hatleberg J O, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Hauch I, tailor 

HAZZARD & DALEY (G W Haz- 
zard and T J Daley), searchers of rec- 
ords, real estate and insurance, cor 
6th and H 

Hazzard G W (Hazzard & Daley) 

Hendricks E W, attorney-at-law 

Hensley G B, custom house inspector 

Herman D C, saloon and lodgings 

HIGGINS T J. real estate and insur- 
ance, 74 5t: 

Hinton & Gordon (J B Hinton and JS 
Gordon), livery stable 

Hinton J B (Hinton & Gordon) 

Hitchcock Geo N, attorney-at-law and 
notary public 

Hoffman i W, saloon 

Holm J (Holm & Sehr) 

Holm & Sehr (J Holm and G Sehr), 
hairdressing 

Hooker A H, librarian San Diego Public 
Library 

Horton House, W E Hadley propr 

Howard Bryant, cashier Consolidatea 
Bank of San Diego 

Hunn Joseph, saloon 

Hunsaker & Co (—— Hunsaker and 
John Calahan), auctioneers 

Hunsaker W J (Conklin & Hunsaker) 

Jean Joseph, hotel and saloon 

Jewell W S, paints, oils, etc 

Johnson Geo, capt collector of customs 

Johnson H H (Rice & Co) 

Johnson M, furniture and bedding 

Jones D F (Grant & Jones) 

Jones John R, attorney-at-law 

Jorres Wm, county treasurer 

Josse L M, hairdresser 

Journeay Geo (Journeay & Woodward) 

Journeay & Woodward (Geo Journeay 
and De La M Woodward), livery 
stable 

Julian A H, hardware, stoves and tin- 


ware 
Julian J M, book and job printer 
Kampling F (Kampling & Stoner) 


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Kampling & Stoner (F Kampling and 
W Stoner), livery stable 

Kearney James, groceries 

Keating M, real estate and notary pub- 


lic 

KING & DAGGETT (Geo V King and 
W T Daggett), proprietors Fashion 
Saloon, 49 5th 

King Geo V (King & Daggett) 

Klauber A (Steiner, Klauber & Co), mgr 
San Diego City Flouring Mills 

Knowles A P, apiarist 

Koop John H, saloon 

Koster P, blacksmith and wagonmaker 

Kramer A, merchant tailor 

Krause E, groceries 

Langdon Capt (Stevens & Langdon and 
Washborn & Co) 

Larson Thos (Larson & Wescott) 

LARSON & WESCOTT (Thos Larson 
and E Wescott), trucks and express, 
cor 6th and H, office Masonic Building 

LEACH & PARKER (Wallace Leach 
and Edwin Parker), attorneys-at-law, 
Plaza 

Leach Wallace (Leach & Parker) 

Leavit J B, carpenter and builder 

Lehmann Theo, tailor 

Leonard Jos, justice of the peace 

Lefevre A, liquors 

LeviS (Steiner, Klauber & Co) 

Lewelen W (F J McIntosh & Co) 

Lewis Isidor, cigars, varieties and hair- 
dressin 

LOUIS ISIDOR, proprietor Maison 
Doree, oyster, ice cream and refresh- 
ment parlors, 160 5th bet E and F 

Lowell Fred, feed stable 

Luce M A, attorney-at-law 

MAISON DOREE, Isidor Louis pro- 
prietor, 160 5th bet Eand F 

Mannasse J S & Co (J S Mannaase), real 
estate agts 

Marks & Whittle, painters 

Marston Geo W, dry goods and carpets 

Mason W H, agt J Russ & Co 

May C 5, harness and saddles 

McCleary J S, drugs 

McDonald G W B, lumber and builders’ 
material 

McDougall W B, apiarist 

MelIntosh F J (F J McIntosh & Co) 

McIntosh F J & Co (F J McIntosh and 
W Lewelen), boots aud shoes 

McNeilly W T, superior judge 

Mendelson M A, merchant tailor 

Meyerhofer M, saloon 

Millard F R, druggist 

Millard J H, carriage painter 

Montijo R, saddles and harness 

Morrison R R, watchmaker and jew- 
eler, mfr tools and material 

Morroff A, cigars eall tobacco 

Morse E W (Morse, Noell & Whaley) 


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Morse, Noell & Whaley (E W Morse, 
C P Noell, and Thos Whaley), real 
estate, insurance agts, and notaries 
public 

Murdock J C, agt CSR R 

Murtha F D (Schiller & Murtha) 

Myer A, hotel 

Noell C P (Morse, Noell & Whaley), 
notary public 

Overshiner G J & Sons (G J, L P, and 
LS Overshiner), carriage and wagon- 
makers 

PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO, 
J H Simpson general agent, foot 5th 

Paine J O W, attorney-at-law, notary 
public, and U S land agt 

PALACE SALOON, J R Scranton pro- 
prietor, 157 5th 

PALMER HOUSE, Oscar Palmer pro- 
prictor, 5th bet H and I 

PALMER OSCAR, proprietor Palmer 
House, 5th bet H and I 

Parker Edwin (Leach & Parker) 

Parks John, restaurant 

Pauly A (A Pauly & Co) 

Pauly A & Co (A and F N Pauly), real 
estate and insurance 

Pauly F N (A Pauly & Co), notary 
public 

Pearson A B, sign and carriage painter 

Perigo William, saloon 

Petit A, saloon and barber 

Peys r M, clothing 

Philips R F, dentist 

Pidgeon G S, groceries 

Pierce Walter, carriage painter 

Pitcher J S, gunsmith 


PORTER JOHN R, justice of peace, 

aza 

Powers R M, sec San Diego Gas Co 

Raffi G, groceries, liquors, crockery, 
fancy goods, etc 

Reed D C, real estate, insurance, and 
notary public 

Remondino P C, physician 

Rennie Gilbert, accountant 

Restarick H B, minister 

Rice & Co (H B Rice and H H Johnson), 
livery stable 

Rice H B (Rice & Co) 

Richardson John H, paints 

Robinson, Daley & Co (W E Robinson, 
GW Hazzard, and ' J Daley), real 
estate, insurance and loan agts 

Robinson W E, real estate and broker 

Rogers T L, pres Mining Co 

Roller E & Co (E Roller), crockery and 
glassware 

Roller Eugene, cigars and tobacco 

Rollins J B, sawmaker 

Koot M 8, watchmaker, jeweler, and 
sewing machines 


Lee RN ret ee and 


OAK PLANK, "srifist*- 


California—San Diego. 813 


Russ J & Co(J Russ and C H King), 
lumber and builders’ material, W H 
Mason agent 

Russell Geo C (Clark & Russell) 

Russell R G W, hairdressing 

Russell Robert, hairdressing 

SAN DIEGO CITY FLOURING- 
MILLS, A Klauber manager, cor 
12th and K 

SAIY DIEGO CRACKER BAKERY, 
I. Winter & Bro proprietors, cor 4th 
and H 

San Diego Gas Co, R M Powers sec 

“SAN DIEGO UNION,” Douglas 
Gunn publisher, 6th 

Sanford O N, surveyor 

Schiller J 8 (Schiller & Murtha) 

Schiller Marcus, furniture and uphol- 
stering 

Schilier & Murtha (S Schiller and F D 
Murtha), dry and fancy goods 

Schmitt C H, physician 

Schneider A (Blackmer & Schneider), 
books, stationery, paints, oils and 


lass 
SCRANTON J R, proprietor Palace 
Billiard Saloon, 157 5th 
SCHWERER FRED, cigars, tobacco, 
hairdressing and baths, 5th near I 
Sehr G (Holm & Sehr) 
Shepard C H, books and stationery 
Sheriff J A, photographer 
Silliman C H (Francisco, Silliman & 


Co) 

SIMPSON JOHN H, agent Pacific 
Coast Steamship Company, foot of 
5th. 

Slade Samuel, councilman 

Slater S, county clerk 

Smith Will M, attorney-at-law 

Snider Chas, hairdressing 

Sorgatry Bruno, confectionery and oys- 
ter saloon 

Stanovich & Bennis (J Stanovich and S$ 
Bennis), saloon and restaurant 

STFINER, KLAUBER & CO (S 
Steiner, A Kli.uber and 8 Levi), gen- 
eral merchandise, cor 5th and H 

STEVENS HORACE, editor ‘The 
Sun,” cor 4th and D 

Stevens J (Stevens & Langdon) 

STEVENS & LANGDON (J Stevens 
and Captain Langdon), carriage black- 
smiths and wagonmakers, 3d bet EK 
and F 

Stewart E, stoves and tinware 

Stewart W W (W W Stewart & Ce) 

STEWART W W &CO (W W Stew- 
art), shippers and dealers in whext, 
wool, honey, cement and lime, also 
agents Pacitic Mail Steamship Co, cor 
4th and K 


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Stockton T C, physician, administrator 


and coroner 


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814 California—San Diego-San Fernando. 


Stoner W (Kampling & Stoner) 

Storey W H (Choate & Storey) 

Sullivan Mrs N V, millinery 

“THE SUN,” Sun Publishing Co, A 
Wentscher pres, Horace Stevens edit- 
or, cor 4th and D 

Thompson J W, mgr W U Tel Co, San 
Diego Telephone Co and agt W, F & 
Co 


Tighe Thos, saloon 

Trask T H, billiards 

Turner T M, real estate 

Underwood T E, physician 

United States Signal Office, A C Dob- 
bins observer 

Van Zandt J M, boots and shoes 

Verlaque T, winery 

Victor J N, general freight and passen- 
ger agt California Southern R R 

Wakefield Mrs Mary, millinery 

Walfskill John, farmer, Escondido 
Ranch 

Wall E A, saloon 

Wallach D, clothing 

WASHBORN & CO (M Washborn and 
Captain Langdon), pleasure boats, 
foot of D (see adv) 

Washborn M (Washborn & Co) 


COMMERCIAL HOTEL, 


(Formerly Lyon Hotel.) 


Cor. Seventh and I Streets, 
SAN DIEGO, CAL. 


MRS. M. J. BIRDSALL,....Proprietress 

This house is newly furnished through- 
out, and offers superior accommodations 
to families and those desiring the com- 
forts of a home. 


SAN DIEGUITO. 


San Dieco County. A post-office, sit- 
uated 234 miles by stage north of San 
Diego. 

Adams Lot, blacksmith 

ADAMS T W, general merchandise, 
postmaster and constable 

Crannal Nicholus, apiarist 

Messenger J, general merchandise 

Peterson Frank, justice of peace 


SAN EMIDIO. 
Kran Country. <A post-office, 41 miles | 


from Bakersfield, 


FLORES L 6, ceneral merchandise 


Weegar E H, groceries 

WENTSC A, commission, for- 
warding, shipping and president Sun 
Publishing Co, cor 5th and D 

Wescott E (Larson & Wescott) 

Wescott J W, wagonmaker 

Westover C C (Dauer & Westover) 

Weymouth Mrs M E, millinery 

Whaley Thos (Morse, Noell & Whaley), 
notary public 

Willey H I (Fox & Willey) 

Williams Walter E, stoves and tinware 

Williamson Mrs S A, millinery 

Winter Joseph (I, Winter & Bro) 

Winter L (L Winter & Bro) 

WINTER I. & BRO (L and Joseph 
Winter), proprietors San Diego Crack- 
er Bakery, cor 4th sud H 

Winter W, meat market 

Witherby O S, pres Con Bank of San 
Diego 

Wolfsheimer C, cigars and tobacco 

Woodward De La M (Journeay & 
Woodward) 

Young Gus, saloon 

Young Jas, cebinetmaker 

Young Jas M, furniture and bedding 

Young John, undertaker 


CLARK & RUSSELL, 
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Godey Alex, stock raiser 

Ractor Frank, sheep raiser 

Vignave Leopold, groceries 

Williams C 8, farmer and stock raiser 


SAN FELIX STATION. 


San Mateo Country. Post-office San 
Mateo; 64 miles from San Mateo. 


Carey M, saloon 


SAN FERNANDO. 


Los AncELEes Country. A post, express 
and telegraph oftice, on the Southern 
Pacifie R. R. (Los Angeles Division), 
21 miles from Los Angeles. 


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Barclay J H, propr Porter House 

Courtney D, groceries 

Glinn J, restaurant and saloon 

Griswold H W, station agt SP RRand 
justice of the peace ; 

Maclay & Moffitt, dry goods, groceries, 


etc 
Moffitt A B, notary public, insurance 
agt, postmaster and agt W, IF & Co 
Murnane M, saloon 
Praster A J, blacksmith 
Rinaldi C R, constable 
Yunghaus F, boots and shoes 


SAN GABRIEL. 


Los ANGELES County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, on the Southern 
Pacific R. R. (Yuma Division), 9 
miles from Los Angeles. 


ALLEN PETER, general merct.andise 

Cuneo M, barber 

Foord James, fruit grower 

Ginocchio A, groceries and liquors 

Glidden E C, machine agent 

Hamilton Hy, orchard, capitalist and 
justice of the peace 

Hereford E S, justice of the peace 

Kellog T D, physician 

Lassere Dominique, saloon 

List M, saloon 

Mayberry EL, capitalist 

Piters L H, fruit-grower 

Ponsonnelli J & Co, bakery 

Rebout Frank, blacksmith 

Robbins James, butcher 

Rose L I, fruit-grower 

Sevell S K, orchard 

Sewall & Stevens, com merchants 

Shorb J Debarth, orchardist, wine 
grower and distiller 

Slosson H V, agt W, F & Co’s Express 

Stamps B B, constable 

Stephens W H, attorney-at-law 

Stoneman Geo, distiller and wine grower 

Tuck Nathan, liquors and gen mdse 

Valencia C, saloon 

Williams R, justice of peace 

Winston W H, orchardist 


SAN GREGORIA. 


San Marro Country. <A post and ex- 
press office, 26 miles by stage from 
San Mateo, on the Southern Pacific 
tailroad. 

Day DC, blacksmith 

Fisher Win H, butcher 

Keep K, saloon 

Levy —, postmaster 


LEVY BROS, general merchandise 


Moore Mrs, saloon 


SAN JOAQUIN CITY. 


San Joaquin County. A post-office, 
11 miles southeast of Banta. 


| Cruse Milten, hotel and saloon 


HOLT L B, grain dealer, stock raiser 
and postmaster 


SAN JOSE. 


Los ANGELES CovuNTy. 
Spadra. 


Post-office 


Berry J A, constable 

Lilley D R, constable 

Parker J B, justice of the peace 

Wright Joseph, jv -*:ze of the peace . 

‘SAN JOSE. 

Santa CuaRA County. A post, ex- 
press and tlepaye office; situated in 
the Santa Clara Valley, in the line of 
the Northern Division of the South- 
ern Pacific R. R., 50 miles from San 
Francisco. Population 13,000. 

More than a century has elapsed since 
the Spanish missionaries settled the 
place whose name, ‘‘The Beautiful,” is 
so well applied. In point of size and 
wealth the city ranks fourth among 
those of the State, while in appearance 
none are so handsome ‘‘but do it rever- 
ence,’ and concede its superiority in its 
pleasing attractiveness. The city is 
embowered in a dense growth of shrub- 
bery, plants and trees, and its homes of 
elegant architectural design give it an 
air of comfort, luxury and retirement. 
Its streets are broad and smooth, inter- 
secting each other at right angles, and 
brilliantly illuminated with gas. Its 
schools and colleges are of a very high 
order; itschurches are models of beauty, 
and its Court House the finest in the 
State, is in keeping with the wealth, in- 
telligence and enterprise of its citizens, 
The country immediately surrounding 
it presents as tine a landscape as ever 
formed the subject for a sketch of the 
most eminentartist. The ever changing 
and ever beautiful scenery along the 
route, made up of lovely hills and dales, 
dotted with charming country homes 
and well cultivated gardens, makes the 
ride from this city to the metropolis 
one of constant pleasure. Its growth is 
of asteady and permanent nature. It 
is supplied with daily newspapers and 
good hotels, and all its conveniences, 
und attractions of nature and art make 
it emphatically the ‘‘loveliest city of 
the plain.” 


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Adel W T, carriage factory, 263 1st Bazersdorfer Frank (P Warkentin & Co), 
Ahlers Henry C, mfg jeweler, cor Ist| Ist 
and Santa Clara Bailey D C, postmaster, cur Market and 
ALAMEDA HOTEL, M L Donovan| Santa Clara 
fre rietor, The Alameda Baird J H, house painting, 291 2d 
A AMEDA PALACE HOTEL, J D|BALBACH JOHN M. proprietor Pi- 
Plitt de ade The Alameda oneer Uarriage Factory, cor 2d and 


D, matiger Levison | Baltry Peter, bakery, 274 El Dorado 
watches and jewelry, 259 Santa Clara| Bane A C, city treasurer and cullector, 
Almasen F, blacksmith, 320 San Qurlos| City Hall 
Althaus W (Ziegler & Althaus), 294 Ist | Bank of San Jose, T Ellard Beans pres, 
ALTMAN Ff, roprictor Altman’s cor Santa Clara and Ist 
Machine Shops, 'The Alameda Barker A M (Gunckel & Barker), 318 Ist 
ALTMAN’S py. DRY AND MA- | Barker Chas A, deputy county clerk 


CHINE SHOPS, F Altman propri-| Barker 8 A, attorney-at Jaw. 297 Ist 
etor, The Alameda Papa iet N, saloon and fruits, 244 Mar- 
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aL Chas B, attorney-at-law, 297 1st Fountain 
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et and cor Santa Clara and Market 


Alvord H B, hardware and farming im- 
arrett M A, variety storv, 390 Santa 


plements, 326 Ist 


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ban) Ammen Robt §, druggist, 256 1st Clara 
Anderson H H, groceries, 260 1st and | BARRY JOHN, proprietor Russ House, 
Ye) councilman 442 and 444 Ist 
=i Anderson Robert, oculist, 276 Santa | Barry Tom (C, livery stables, 250 Santa 
Clara Clara 
cA Andrews & Coykendall (H L Andrews, | BARTON CT, proprietor San Jose Ice 
J and F E Coykendall), pork packers, | Works, The Alameda 
Pe Central Market Barzaline J, barber, 290 Ist 
aS | Andrews H L (Andrews & Coykendall), | BASSETT G P, cooper, carpenter and 
. Central Market hotel, 237 Market 14 
o2 | Appleton M, furniture, 392 Santa Clara | Batchelder WJ, music teacher, Com- ba 
"=e ] ARCHAMBEAULT J (B Bompard & mercial Bank Building | 
ss Co), 210 Santa Clara Bauer L, furniture and cabinetmaking, ‘a 
@@7 Archer L (Archer & Lovell), 314 Ist 406 Ist it q 
$2 ARCHER & LOVELL (L Archer and | Bay Coast Telegraph Co ae 
es Ww M Lovell), attorneys-at-law, 314] Beach Tyler, ice, wood, coal and propr i 
+4 Ist St James Hotel, 283 St John and 232 i ¢ 
E Arguello House, Mrs A J Davis propr, Ist ee] 
" cor Ist an St John Beans T Ellard, pres Bank of San Jose, a 
& ¢ | Armstrong Miss M, millinery, 310 Santa} cor Ist and Santa Clara en} 3 
6 Clara Bedwell W E, saddles and harness, 432 a 
ae Arques Louis, deputy district attorney,|} Ist pa 
Ee Court House Belden Hon D, judge superior court ee 
ge Ashmore M J, deputy county clerk Bell John, real estate, insurance and | 4 by 
EZ Aubert L, mattress factory, 322 Market notary public, 35 Santa Clara 9 
on Ayers A (Ayers & Son), 271 El] Dorado! Belloli J A, groceries, cor 3d and San 4 
eo! Ayers Alex (Ayers'& Son), 271 El Dor- Fernando 
al ado enjamin & Cavallaro(N Benjamin and J is) 
AYERS & SON (Alex and A Ayers), Cavallaro), barbers, 334 lst e@ 
4] saddle manufacturers, 271 El Dorado} Benjamin N (Banjamin & Cavallaro), | 33 
jad (see adv ) 334 Ist =» 
Babcock A S (A 8S Babcock & Co), 332} Bennett A G (Patterson, Wing & Ben- %4 
©) Market nett), 422 and 424 Ist is 
Babeock A S & Co (A S Babeock and | Bentley Geo (Hoffman & Bentley), 209 ae 
Thos Kiigore), agricultural imple- San Pedro ae 
ments, 332 Market Bentley G J, physician, Santa Clara #3 
Backesto ——, physician, 431 Ist Bentley R, minister, 5th nr Julian | 
© Beeon Chas (L Bacon & Sun), cor3d-and | Berce J J, poultry and fish, 255 Ist wp 
Sant: Clara Bergstrom Chris (Chris Bergstrom & | Je 
_q Baeon L.(L Bacon & Son), cor 3a and Co), The Alameda 4 
Santa Clara BERGSTROM CHRIS & CO (Chris | =s 
Bacon L & Son (L and Chas Bacon), Bergstrom and Orrin Taber), manu- | 4 
hay, grain, woodland coal, cor 3d.and| facturers wagons and agricultural im- | ? 
Santa Clara plements, The Alameda a 
ee Bacquie A, famey goods, 413 Ist Beruhart Chas, general mdse, 328 Ist & 


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Berry & Evans (R D Berry and JM 
Evans), hay and grain and city scales, 
$29 San Pedro 

Berry R D (Berry & Evans), 329 San 
Pedro 

Betberze D, carriage trimming, 454 lst 

Biddle N T, attorney-at-law, Knox 
Blo>k 

Biebrach Miss E, bakery, 663 Ist 

Binks D R_ cigars and tobacco, 4074 1st 

Birkholz J F, tailor, 403 Ist 

Bishop Mrs H, fancy goods, 503 1st 

Bish«p Samuel A, pres S J & S C 

Stre t R R, Santa Clara 

Black Mrs B W, millinery, 431 1st 

Black J C, attorney-at-law, Knox Bleck 

Black J C, groceries, provisions, etc, 280 


lst 

Blackford G W, attorney-at-law, Knox 
Block 

Blanchard C A, meat market, 433 Ist 

Blanchard & O'Neil (W W_ Blanchard 
and T O'Neil), granite cutters, Santa 


Clara 

Blanchard W W (Blanchard & O’Neil), 
Santa Clara 

Bland J C, auctioneer, 245 lst 

Blauer J W (Kocher & Blauer), 316 1st 

Blauer R, smoked meats and poultry, 
41l lst — 

Blauchon Jean, saloon, cor Orchard and 
El Dorado 

Bloom I, tailor and clothing, 269 El Do- 
rado 

Bloom L, clothing, 335 Market 

Blumenthal M (Rich & Blumenthal), 
279 Santa Clara 

Blythe & Co(S A Blythe), grain and 
commission, 273 Ist 

Blythe S A (Blythe & Co), 273 Ist 
MPARD BiB Bompard & Co), 210 
Santa Clara 

BOMPARD B & CO (B Bompard and J 
Archambeault), groceries, provisions, 
etc, 210 Santa Clara 

Bonar Geo, cigars and tobacco, 371 Ist 

Bonetti L (A Forni & Co), 250 Market 

Bonnetti G, cutler, 372 Market 

Bonnore Mme L A, physician, 327 Ist 

Borde Mme F, dressmaker, 274 2d 

Boschken J, hardware, 417 Ist 

Bowden Nick, attorney-at-law and 
notary public, 314 Ist 

Bradlee E'S, boots and shoes, 251 Santa 
Clara 

Bradley M, bakery, 280 St John 

Bradley T S, dressmaker, 3254 Santa 
Clara 

Bramilla de EC, decorator, Orchard 

Brassy F, wholesale wines and liquors, 
363 and 365 Market 

Braun C W, clothing, 102 Ist 

Brazelle Mrs A J, dressmaker, 277 Ist 

Brenham Robt B, deputy county clerk 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, ste a mine? wiaitut, Spanish Cedar, Veneers. 


Brewer G, marble worker, cor lst and 
Union 

Breyfogle C W, physician, cor 3d and 
St James 

Breyfogle Edwin S, physician, 315 Santa 
Clara 

Britton John, box factory, cor San 
Pedro and Julian 

Brown Jacob, physician, 321 Santa 
Clara 

Brown J FE, real estate agt and notary 
public, 289 Ist 

Brown Mrs M, dressmaker, 190 Santa 
Clara 

Brown Wm D, chief engineer San Jose 
he Department, and health officer, 
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Bruch & Burnett (Louis Bruch and H D 
Burnett), commission, 252 Ist 

Bruch Louis (Bruch & Burnett), 252 Ist 

Brunst F, cigar mfr, 465 1st 

Besser R B, township justice, City 
Ha 

Buffington Jas R, meat market, 188 
Santa Clara 

Bull Frank P, attorney-at-law and no- 
tary public, 329 Ist 

Buneman F, cigars and tobacco, 282 
Santa Clara 

Buruett H D (Bruch & Burnett), 252 Ist 

Burns John (Lendrum, Burns & Co), 
291 Ist 

Burt J J (Rurt & Pfister), 276 Ist 

Burt & Ptister (J J Burt and F M 
Pfister), attorneys-at-law, 276 Ist 

Byrne M, dry goods, 317 Santa Clara 

Cain F, furniture and mattress mfr, 312 
Market 

Caldwell G (Hanks & CaJdwei!), cor Ist 
and St John 

CALDWELL ROBERT, 
and surgeon, 27% vd 

CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF ELOCU- 
TION AND ORATORY, Miss Josie 
Settle president, cor Santa Clara and 
San Pedro 

Callisch Lou (Shaw & Callisch), 392 1st 

Cambria L, bootmaker, Lightston 

Campbell Jas H, district atturney, Court 


physician 


House 

Campbell Milton, stoves and tinware, 
427 Ist 

CAMPIGLIA A, fruit and produce 
market, 353 Ist 

Canavan Mrs Jane, proceries, 668 Ist 

CANFIELD J W, picture frames, 
mouldings, etc, 233 Santa Clara 

Capp Jas B, notary public, 288 Santa 
Clara 

Capt Gustave, watches and jewelry, 372 
Market 

Carlson John, saloon, 283 El Dorado 

Carnrike J (Graham & Carnrike), 261 
Santa Clara 


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Carrel & Laurens (W M Carrel and Jos 
Laurens), barbers, 306 Market 

Carrel W M (Carrel & Laurens), 306 
Market 

Carroll Mrs M A, ladies’ furnishing 
goods, 325 Santa Clara 

Carroll T A, horseshoeing, 208 Santa 
Clara 

CARTER JS, manager Home Mutual 
Insurance Co and grain dealer, 286 
Santa Clara 

Castro & Bro (E C and M C Castro), 
jewelers, 460 lst 

Castro E C (Castro & Bro), 460 1st 

Castro M, carriage painter, cor 2d and 
Fountain 

Castro M C (Castro & Bro), 460 lst 

Cate H W, sash and door factory, 212 
El Dorado 

Cavallaro J (Benjamin & Cavallaro), 
334 lst 

Cavallaro L S, cigar mfr, 324 Santa 
Clara 

Chaize Louis, brassfounder, 148 Santa 
Clara 

Chandler J W, photographer, 367 1st 

Chapman E F (Chapman & Ingham), 
212 El Dorado 

Chapman & Ingram (E F Chapman and 
John Ingham), blacksmiths, 212 El 
Dorado 

Chappel Mrs S L, dressmaker, 287 2d 

Chipman L, county superintendent 
schools, Court House 

Christy & Handley (R Christy and J 
Handley), saloon, Lightston 

Christy R (Christy & Handley), Light- 


ston 

CITY HAT STORE, Charles Nicker- 
son proprietor, 295 1st 

Clark E A, physician, cor San Pedro 
and Santa Clara 

Clairk Jas, saddles and harness, 589 Ist 

Clark S A, groceries, 372 Ist 

Claus L fF, carriagetrimmer, cor 2d and 
Fountain 

Clauss Geo, wagenmaker, 333 Lightston 

Clayton Jas A, real estate and insurance 
agt, 288 Santa Clara 

Cleal C A, cracker factory, 664 1st 

Close M C, agt Yates & Co, oils, 289 Ist 

Clow J B, physician, 315 Santa Clara 

Cobb F D (O A Hale & Co), 419 Ist 

Cocharan A H, physician, 284 C2nta 
Clara 

Coffe Frank (Frank Coffe & Bro), 235 
Market 

Coffe Frank & Bro (Frank and Joseph 
Coffe), bakers, 235 Market 

Coffe Joseph (Frank Coffe & Bro), 235 
Market 

College of Notre Dame, Mary Cornelie 
Sister Superior, Santa Clara 

Collins R E, druggist, 455 1st 


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Combs J W, marble worker, The Ala- 
meda 

Combs W E, laundry, 10th nr Julian 

COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS 
BANK, Murphy president, cor 
Ist and Santa Clara 

Conmy John J, book and job printer, 
246 Santa Clara 

Cook J W, dry goods, 355 Ist 

Cook M A, news depot, cor Ist and San- 
ta Clara 

Cook S W, drawing teacher, cor Santa 
Clara and San Pedro 

Coombe John, surveyor, Commercial 
Bank Building 

Coombs’ Laundry, cor 14th and Julian 

Coombs W L, deputy under-sheriff 

Coopers E, meat market, 407 Ist 

CORCORAN JC & CO’ (J C Corcoran 
and T J Maguite). plumbers, gas and 
steam fitters, 361 Santa Clara 

Corcoran M, agtS P C R R, The Ala- 


meda 

CORDELL THOMAS H. searcher of 
records, conveyancer and notary pub- 
lic, Commercial Bank Building ‘ 

Cordiviola G, saloon, 291 Market 

Corey C H (Corey & Dixon), 287 El Do- 


rado 

Corey & Dixon (C H Corey and J W 
Dixon), saddles and harness, 287 El 
Dorado 

Cornelie Mary, Sister Superior, College 
of Notre Dame, Santa Clara 

Corkery D, groceries, cor Santa Clara 
and Pleasant 

oy A J, physician, cor 1st and Santa 
Clara 

Cory Ben, physician, 398 Ist 

Cosgrove Bros (W F and Jos Cosgrove), 
barbers, 366 Ist 

Cosgrove Jos (Cosgrove Bros), 366 Ist 

Cosgrove W F (Cosgrove Bros), 366 Ist 

Cottle Ben H (Cottle & Wright), cor 
Market and Santa Clara 

Cottle & Wright (Benj H Cottle and 
Theo F Wright), book and job print- 
ers, cor Market and Santa Clara 

COUPE PETER, saloon, 262 Market 

Covel W B (Spencer & Covel), 278 San- 
ta Clara 

Cowdry Z T, drug store, 331 Santa 
Clara 

Cox J B, physician, cor Santa Clara and 
San Pedro 

Coykendall F EK (Andrews & Coyken- 
dall), Central Market 

Coykendall J (Andrews & Coykendall), | 
Central Market 

Crandall A W, atty-at-law, 329 lst 

Crespino I, bootmaker, 274 Market 

Crossett F M, atty-at-law, 276 Ist 


CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST., S. F. 


Manufacturers all kinds IRON WORK, 


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Crydenwise C 8S, carriagemaker, 314 2d 

Curnow J R, physician, 343 lst 

Curtis ' W, deputy jailer 

Cushman C J, carpenter, Santa Clara 

DAMONTE A, perneece Premium 
Candy Factory, 264 Market 

Darmand L, laundry, 270 El Dorado 

Daunes A D (Daunes & Van Doren), 
271 lst 

Daunes & Van Doren (A D Daunes and 
IN Van Doren), coal, hay, lime, etc, 
271 Ist 

Davis Mrs A J, hotel, cor Ist and St 
John 

Davis Elwin, variety stand, cor Santa 
Clara and Market 

Davis Mrs J, dressmaker, 289 2d 

Davies J L, groceries, cor Orchard and 
Santa Clara 

Dawson E L (J M Dawson Packing Co), 
The Alameda 

Dawson J M (J M Dawson Packing Co), 
The Alameda 


DAWSON J M PACKING CO (JM 
and E L Dawson), The Alameda 

ae i H A, deputy constable, City 

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DeLacy S W, editor and propr “Times,” 
308 Market 

Delgrosso Louis, bootmaker, 374 Market 

Dellwig E, propr Auze ias House and 
Calitornia Restaurant, Santa Clara 

Delmaestro G (Lemoine, Turel & Co), 
359 and 361 Market 

Delmas DN, atty-at-law, 329 Ist 

DELMAS JOSEPH, pork butcher and 
packer, 282 El Dorado 

Delmouly A, bakery and wine dealer, 
cor Santa Clara and Vine 

DeLong A (Lee & DeLong), cor Ist and 
San Salvador 

Denicke A E (Schnabel & Denicke), San 
Francisco 

Denne Geo (Geo Denne & Co), 429 and 


431 Ist 

DENNE GEO & CO (Geo Denne, John 
Sutton and Z M Parvin), books, sta- 
tionery, music, pianos and organs and 
Pacific Coast agents for Automatic 
School Furniture, 429 Ist, (see adver- 
tisement) 

DeRochebrune A, Jr (Geo B McKee & 
Co), 391 Ist 

DeSaisset P, electric light mgr, 4th =r 
Santa Clara 

Desimone Chas (J Desimone & Co), 371 
and 373 Ist 

Desimone J (J Desimone & Co), 371 and 
373 Ist 

DESIMONE I & CO (J and Chas Des- 
imone,, foreiyn and domestic fruits, 
371 anc. 373 ist 

Devine J J, gen mdse, 321 Market 


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M, watchmaker and jew- 

eler, 390 2d 
264 San Pedro 

Diamond & Patterson (J Diamond and J 
H 2atterson), livery and sale stables, 
264 San Pedro 

Dittmar C E, barber, 273 El Dorado 

DittusG B (Toney & Dittus), 453 1st 

Dixon J W (Corey & Dixon), 287 El 
Dorado 

Doarr Chas, bakery, 430 Ist 

Doermer Chas, guusmith, 251 El Dorado 

Donahue Jas, editor ‘‘Record,’”’ 372 lst 

DONOVAN M L, proprietor Alameda 
Hotel, The Alameda 

Donovan R (Donovan & Ward), 316 
Santa Clara ; 

DONOVAN & WARD (R Donovan 
and Ward), proprietors Patchen 
Livery Stable, 316 Santa Clara 

Doherty John, wy apne 


DOUGHERTY P, superintendent 
Santa Clara Valley M & L.Co, cor San 
Fernand and 4th 


Drew H C, stair builder and turning, 
cor 4th and San Fernando 

Dunlap E K, dep recorder and auditor 

Dunlop R B, groceries and liquors, cor 
Market and St John 

Dunn Jas T, real estate, 245 Santa Clara 

Dunn Patrick, foreman chain gang 

Dusing H F, atty-at-law and notary 
public, Knox Block 

Dwyer William, wholesale liquors, 222 
Santa Clara 

Earl Edwin T (Earl & Studley), cor San 
Pedro and Julian 

Earl & Studley (Edwin T Earl and G B 
Studley), fruit drying and packing, cor 
San Pedro and Julian 

ECLIPS PARLORS, 
Herbert Nourse proprietor, 273 Ist, 
and Arcade Saloon, Market 

Eclipse Livery Stable, P Welch propr, 
275 Ist 

Edson J E, deputy constable, City Hall 

Edwards N B, meat market, 316 Market 

Elliott Mrs H W, ladies suit mfy, 329 
Santa Clara 

ey My F, city assessor and clerk, City 

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Elwood J H, music teacher, 297 Ist, 

Empey & Lennard (W R Empey and, W 
H Lennard), harness and saddles, 289 
Ist 

Empey W R (Empey & Lennard), 289 1st 

Enright Joseph, foundry and machine 
shop, cor Ist and William 

Erkson Wm & Co (Wm Erkson), grocer- 
ies, 352 Santa Clara 

Erle Bros (H T and OF Erle), bakers, 
369 Santa Clara 

Erle Fred, saloon, 478 1st 


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Erle H T (Erle Bros), 369 Santa Clara 

Erle O F (Erle Bros), 369 Santa Clara 

Estabrook F M, sec California School of 
Lo iauaiee cor Santa Clara and San 


Bichebarne P (Loeb & Etchebarne), 313 
Santa Clara 

Evans J M (Berry & Evans), 329 San 
Pedro 

Hing J N (Ewing & Spencer), 281-285 


Ewing & Spencer (J N Ewing and H A 
Spencer), livery stable, 28) 2d 

Eye John, barber, 230 Santa Clara 

we DAS, secSan Jose Water Co, 

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Fairfie' a H, county assessor, Court 
House 

Fanning Wesley, second-hand goods, 
277 St John 

yariey C K, physician, 276 1st 
Farmers’ Union, W MGinty mgr, gen- 
eral merchandise, cor Santa Clara and 
San Pedro 

mee Miss Martha, dressmaking, 390 


Peathers ——, county supervisor 

Feigion J F, varieties, 202 Santa Clara 

Feist J oseph, dry goods and carpets, cor 
Ist and Santa Clara’ 

Fellom C J, saloon, 249 El Dorado 

Fetherston Geo (Fethe:stcn & Smith), 
285 Santa Clara 

Fetherston & Smith (Geo Fetherston 
and C T Smith), cigars and tobacco, 
285 Santa Clara 

Field F, marble worker, 277 2a 

Fikes H J (Fils & Letton), cor 4th and 
Santa Clara 

Fikes & Letton (H J Fikes and AK 
Letton), livery, wood, etc, cor 4th and 
Santa Clara 

FINCH H 8 § (Finch & Son), 276 lst 

Finch J B (Finch & Son), 276 Ist 

FINCH & SON (J B and HSS Finch), 
school apparatus, 276 Ist 

Finigan L, dentist, 359 Ist 

First National Bank of San Jose, W D 
Tisdale pres, cor 1st and Santa Clara 

Fischer C W, druggist, 332 1st 

Fischer Wm, groceries, provisions, etc, 
255 Santa Clara 

Fisher J S, clergyman (Methodist) 


Fitts W, jailer 
FITZGERALD EDWARD, carriage- 


smith, 125 Santa Clara 
FITZGERALD GEOL, carriage build- 
er, 125 Santa Clara 
Fitzgerald Jas, carriagemaker, The Ala- 


meda 

Fitzgerald RD (Hobson & Fitzgerald), 
430 lst 

Fletcher Mrs M, bakery, 452. 1st 


ae M, cigars and tobacco, 334 Mar- 
ket 


Folmer John J, general blacksmithing, 
237 Market 
Foote Horace 8, deputy county clerk 
Forni A (A Forni & Co), 250 Market 
Forni A & Co(A Forni and L Bonetti), 
hotel, 250 Market: 
Fracker A H, mgr Bay Coast. Tel Co, 
286 Santa Clara 
Franco-Swiss Hotel, G Giannini propr, 
260 Market 
Frank Bros, Orrin Taber mgr, agricul- 
tural implements, 283 Ist 
Franklin Mrs L, ladies’ hairdresser, 474 
Ist 
Fraser Davis, tailor, 248 Santa Clara 
FREDERICKSBURG BREWING 
, Schnabel & Denicke proprietors, 
The Alameda 
i sey ——, restaurant, 343 Santa 
Freitag C F (Wolff & Freita 8), 400 Ist 
este Henry, groceries and crockery, 
20 Ist 


Friant ~ & Co (Alf and Ant Friant), 
groceries, 423 and 425 Ist 
wes Alf (A Friant & Co), 423 and 425 


Ist 
Friant Ant (A Friant & Co), 423 and 
425 Ist 
Fricke Geo C (Luther, Schroeder & Co), 
cor Santa Clara and 2d 
Fuller A OC, agt sewing machines, 289 


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Furinton B (Furinton & Lotuz) 595 and 
597 Ist 

GAGGIONI JOSEPH, proprietor Swiss 
American Saloon, 279 El Dorado 

Gallegher & Scott (fhos Gallegher and 
G F Scott), saloon, 366 Ist 

Gallegher Thos (Gallegh xr & Scott), 366 
lst 

Gambert F, groceries, 369 Markct 

GARDEN CITY COMMERCIAL 
COLLEGE, H B Worcester principal, 
cor Santa Clara and San Pedro 

Garrison Mra Dr A 

Gaston A A, dentist, cor 1st and Santa 
Clara 

Gates Mrs A M, coffee house, 320 Mar- 
ket 


Gay J, carpenter, 527 Ist 

Gebhardt & Co (Geo Gebhardt), saloon, 
280 Santa Clara 

Gebhardt Geo (Gebhardt & Co), 280 
Santa Clara 

my Givans (George & Hoelbe), 286 
Ist 


George & Hoelbe (Givans George and R 
Hoelbe), saloon, 269 Santa Clara and 
286 Ist 

George T C, professor of University of 
Pacific 


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Gerstmaye Albert, barber 
Giannir’. G, propr Franco-Swiss Hotel, 
260 idarket 
Gifford Mrs J A, hairwork, 407 1st 
Gillespie T J, planing-mill, 214 E} 
Dorado 
Gillette F, agt sewing machines, 355 
Santa Clara 
TICH J, proprietor Universal 
Restaurant, 337 Ist 
Gliuvatich J A, saloon, 10 Market 
Gliubetich M, restaurant, 284 let 
GLOBE CARRIAGE WORKS, Green- 
inger & Young proprietors, 280-284 
San Fernando 
Good Chas, hotel, cor El Dorado and 
‘San Pedro 
Goodrich L, architect, Knox Block 
Gosbee J G, pianos and organs, 220 
Santa Clara 
Graham Alex (Graham & Carnrike), 261 
Santa Clara 
Graham & Carnrike (Alex Graham and 
J Carnrike), proprs Mint Saloon, 261 
Santa Clara : 
Gravelle Mme M A, dressmaking, 329 
Ist 
Graves G E (G EGraves & Co), 281 Ist 
Graves G E & Co (G E Grayes), whole- 
sale liquors, 281 1st 
Gra; F P, meat market, 349 Santa Clara 
Green Geo B, cabinetmaker, cor 3d and 
Santa Clara 
Green W H, saloon, 234 Ist 
Green M F, groceries, cor Ist and San 
Antonio 
Greenberg M, clothing, 322 Market 
Greeninger Adolph (Greeninger & 
Young), 280-284 San Fernando 
REENINGER & YOUNG (Adolph 
Greeninger and Hugh Young), pro- 
eae Globe Carriage Works, 280- 
84 San Fernando 
Copan Geo, livery and sale stable, 
an Fernando 
Greenour David, tailor, 311 Market 
Gregg Michael, blacksmith, 274 San 
Fernando 
Gregory Platt, furniture dealer and up- 
Grey ND (Gh ey Bon " “Tat and 193 
ns), an 
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Grey & Sons (W, W J, and N J Grey), 
iron founders and machinists, 12] and 
123 Santa Clara 

Grey W (Grey & Sons), 121 and 123 


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Grey W J (Grey & Sons), 121 and 123 
Gritty sat sna M, groceri Sa 
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Grimley Robert, saloon, cor 2d and San 
Fernando 


Grozelier 8, councilman 


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Guinnane J, crockery and glassware, 


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328 Santa Clara 

Gunckel & Barker (W F Gunckel and A 
M Barker), dentists, 318 lat 

Gunckel W F (Gunckel & Barker), 318 


Ist 
Guppy E H, books and stationery, 361 
st 


Gusman D, barber, 258 Market 
Guasefeld Wm, merchant tailor, 278 
Santa Clara 
Haden A E, grain dealer, 214 Santa 
Clara 
HAGAN CHAS A, plumbing and 
asfitting, gas and oil chandeliers, 
68 and 370 Santa Clara 
Hahn C A, pianos and organs, 415 1st 
Hale Jas M (O A Hale & Co), 419 Ist 
Hale M (O A Hale & Co), 419 Ist 
Hale O A (0 A Hale & Co), 419 1st 
Hale O A & Co (0 A, Jas M andM 
Hale and F D Cobb), dry goods 419 


Ist a 

Hall J M, groceries, cor 4th ‘and Santa 
Clara 

Hall J R, constable, City Hall 

Hamilton A B, carpenter, 347 2d 

HAMILTON C Y, real estate and in- 
surance agent, 283 Ist 

Hamilton R G, groceries, 647 Ist 

Hamilton W ©, carpenter and builder, 
347 Santa Clara 

Hamm A N, music teacher, cor San 
Pedro and Santa Clara 

Hamm W E, dancing teacher, cor San 
Pedro and Santa Clara 

Hanchett J, livery stable, Santa Clara 

Handley J (Christy & Handley), Light- 


ston 

Hanks & Caldwell (S W Hanks and G 
Caldwell), meat market, cor lst and 
St John 

Hanks S W (Hanks & Caldwell), cor lst 
and St John 

Hannemann H, wagonmaker, cor El Do- 
rado and San Pedro 

Hardy William B, attorney-at-law, 
Commercial Bank Building 

Harmon C H, artist, 359 Ist 

Harris J T, physician, coroner and pub- 
lic administrator, 343 Ist 

Harris Julia Miss, dressmaker, 315 
Santa Clara 

Hart James, dry goods, 327 lst 

HART J. general merchandise 
and coffee and spice mills, cor San 
ernardo and 2d 

Hart W P, agt sewing machines, 293 2d 

Hatman D (Hatman & Normandin), 
208 Santa Clara 

HATMAN & NORMANDIN (D Hat- 

man and A Normandin), manufactur- 

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Haub Jacob, saloon, 296 Market 
HEL TIESEN Rev H B, Methodist clergyman 
HEL™. IESEN CHAS, proprietor Swal- 
Mobs Na ae fis lat 
ensley House, iggins propr, cor 
HERAL Clara and Mate ait 
1D’’ (daily and weekly), The 
Herald aD shins Co, cor Market and 
Santa Clara 
HERALD PUBLISHING CO. D W 
Miller manager, Market and Santa 
Ciara 
Hernandez A M, bit and spur maker, 
268 El Dorado’ 
arrests M, horseshoer, 316 San Fer- 


ando 
Herold Phil, boots, shoes and leather 
findings, 320 Santa Clara 
Herriman Miss M L, millinery, 333 Ist 


Herrington D W, attorney-at-law, 284 | HO 


Santa Clara 
Herrmann A T (Herrmann Bros), 276 


ist 

HERRMANN BROS (A T and Chas 
Herrmann), su. veyors, 276 Ist 

pi Hes Chas (Herrmann Bros), coun- 


Hone Chas A, groceries, cor Ist and 
Grant 
caro Louis, dyeing and cleaning, 443 


Heyler CJ (CJ Heyler & Co), 309 
Santa Clara 

HeylerC J & Co(C J Heyler), manu- 
facturers boots and shoes, 309 Santa 
Clara 

Higgins M, propr Hensley House, cor 
Santa Clara and Market 

R L, real estate broker, 293 lst 
Hi ‘Andrew P, artist, 277 lst 
Hill Mrs E, groceries, cor Pond and 


Md a ae 
Hill JL, r Lick House, 391 Ist 
livery and sale stable, 
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Hinman E, feed and grain, The Alameda 

Hirsch B §S, millinery, 323 Santa Clara 

Hitchcock Mrs W H deputy recorder 
and auditor 

Hobson & Fitzgerald (Jacob Hobson and 
R D Fitzgerald), livery, wood and 
coal, 430 lst 

Hobson Jacob (Hobson & Fitzgerald), 
constable, 430 lst 

Hobson Thad W (O’Banion, Kent & Co), 
266 and 268 Santa Clara 

Hoelbe R (George & ey 286 lst 

Hoff John, saloon, 436 Ist 

HOFFMANN RO, watchmaker and 

mie 369 let 

Hollis W H, blacksmith, cor Ist and 
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HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE C0, 
J 8 Carter manager, 286 Santa Clara 

Hommrich Chris, dealer in guns,. rifles, 
pistols, etc, 376 Market 

Hooker A 9. dentist, cor Santa Clara 
and San Pedro 

Hoover H, livery stable, 240 ist 

ee (Horner & Kunz), 225 Santa 


Clar 
Hamee & Kunz (J Horner and F W 
Kunz), saloon, 225 Santa Clara 
Hong ton & Reynolds (S A Houghton 
oy oe one Reynolds), attorneys-at-law, 
r 
bgt a9 S O (Houghton & Reynolds), 


Hovet —, y phase, 264 Santa Clara 
Howard H, blacksmithing, 331 
Lightston 


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Hughes, Tureman & Judah (W F 

nee WS Tureman and Wesley 
ah), auction and commission, 324 
rhe 221 Santa Clara 
Hughes W F (Hughes, Tureman & Ju- 
dah), 324 and O51 Santa Clara 
er Pd V, upholstcrer, 371 Santa 
Hurton Owen, saloon, 275 lst 
Hyland M H, poultry and fish market, 
339 Santa Clara 
Incagnone A, saloon, 351 Ist 
Togall LB (McDonald & Ingalls), Santa 
ara 
Ingham John (Chapman & Ingham), 212 
El Dorado . i 


ps Jos, blacksmith, cor lst and St 


Thao M L, clothing, 325 Market 
Isaac Moses L, clothing, 331 Market 
January Jno i A deputy county treasurer 


JANUARY W A, county treasurer 
and editor ‘‘Herald’’ 

Jarman J P, painter, 291 St John 

Jarra Pedro, cigars and fruit, 463 lat 

Jarvis G M (G M Jarvis & Co), cor River 
and Santa Clara 

JarvisG M & Co (G M Jarvis and E 
phasis liquors, cor River and Santa 


Jefferson Hotel, E Juth propr, 216 and 
218 Santa Clara 
vohuson A, agt SP RR 
Johnson H, saloon, Fountain 
Johnson Jerry, barber, 322 lst 
Johnston L, livery stable, San Fernando 
Johnston L, meat market, cor lst and El 


Dorado 
J wei SN, lumber dealer, 3d nr Santa 


lara 
Johnston W A (Moore, Laine & John- 
ston), 264 Santa Clara 


SAM P, searcher of records, . 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 223 CODEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST) SE 


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Judah Wesley (Hughes, Tureman & Ju- 
dah), 324 and 221 Santa Clara 

Juth E, hotel, 216 Santa Clara 

Kaufman & Bentley (W Kaufman and 
he Bentley), sash and doors, 209 San 


0 

Kaufman W (Kaufman & Bentley), 209 
San Pedro 

Keaton W H, blacksmith, cor San Pedro 
and El Dorado 

Keinath H A (Lendrum, Burns & Co), 
291 lst 

Kell M D, supervisor, San Jose 

Kelley HS, laundry, cor 7th and Wash- 


ington 

Kelly Thos, physician, 398 Ist 

Kelsey D H, city street commissioner, 
City Hall 

Kennedy C L, councilman 

Kennedy J G, supt of schools, 297 Ist 

Kennedy W O, atty-at-law, Knox Block 

Kent J) G (O’Banion, Kent & Co), 2°66 
and 268 Santa Clara 

Key J W (Key & Miller), 440 Ist 

Key & Miller (J W ney andJ W Mil- 
ler), livery stable, 440 lst 

Kieser & Koch (P Kieser and V Koch), 
harness and saddles, 317 Market 

Kieser P (Kieser & Koch), 317 Market 

Kilgore Thos (A S Babcock & Co), 332 

arket 

Kimball Theo, carriage painter, The Ala- 
meda 

King A, vice-pres First National Bank, 
cor Ist and Santa Clara ave 

King W S, furniture dealer, 324 San 

‘| Fernando 

F, stoves and tinware, 227 

Santa Clara 

Klein Karl, notary public, 293 lst 

Klein N, dentist, Knox Block 

Knickerhocker E, ice, wood, coal and 
feed, 262 lat f 

Koch A J, barber, 2824 Santa Clara 

Koch V (Kieser & Koch), 317 Market 

Kocher & Blauer (R Kocher and J W 
Blauer), watches and jewelry, 316 lst 

Kocher R (Kocher & Blauer), 316 Ist 

Koenig Jacob, boots and shoes, 387 Ist 

Koerber Geo, wood yard, 278 St John 

Koppel J ©, cigars and tobacco, 271 

anta Clara 

Krause G, bakery, 511 lat 

Krumb L, brewery and dealer in ice, 
377 2a 


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CHENBEISER F, iron door and 
shutter manufactory, 370 3d 
He F W (Gorner & Kunz), 225 Santa 


oore, Laine & Johnston), 
264 Santa Clara 
Lake Albert, box factory, 146 San Pedro 


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Leib S F, attorney-at-law, 276 lst 


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Lamarque G (Robert & Lamarque), 328 
aud 330 Ma: ket 

Lamb James, horseshoer, Santa Clara 

Lambert Ms L D, physician, 277 lst 

Lamolle & Lagrue (Madame B Lamolle 
and H Lagrue), hotel, cor San Pedro 
and Santa Clara 

Pengtont R J, meat market, cor 1st and 


Larrude P, meat market, The Alameda 

Lartigau J P (Lemoine, Turel & Co), 
359 and 361 Market 

Laurens Jos (Carrel & Laurens), 306 
Market 

LAURILLIARD H, pianos, organs, 
music, etc, 351 and 353 Santa Clara 

Lawrence W W, bootmaker, 329 San 
Fernando 

Layton P J, blacksmith, cor lst and 


illiam 

LAZIER D, dealer in m and dried 
fruit, 232-236 Santa Clara 

Leavell Mrs ——, dressmaker, 324 San 
Fernando 

Leddy Jas, butcher, City Market 

Ledyard F K, dentist, 321 Santa Clara 

Lee & De Long (L Lee and A De Long), 
marble cutters, cor lst and San Sal- 
vador 

Lee L (Lee & De Long), cor Jst and San 
Salvador 

Lefranc Charles, California wines, cor 
Market and El Dorado 


Lemoine F (Lemoine, Turel & Co), 359 
and 361 Market ; 
LEMOINE, TUREL & CO (F Lemoine 
J Turel, G Delimaestro and J P Larti- 
gau), general merchandise, 359 and 
361 Market 

Lendrum, Burns & Co (Geo Lendrum, 
John Burns and H A Keinath), gro- 
ceries and crockery, 291 1st 

Lendrum Geo (Lendrum, Burns & Co), 
291 Ist 

Lennard W H (Empey & Lennard), 289 


lst 
one J R, hay, wood and coal, 289 St 


ohn 

Lenz B, barber, 404 1st 

Lenzen J J, boots and shoes, 437 Ist 

Lenzen Theo, architect, 2d. 

Leonard H M, supervisor, Santa Clara 

Letton A K (Fikes & Letton), cor 4th 
and Santa Clara 

Levy A F, clothing, 295 Santa Clara 

Levy H, dry goods, 311 Market 

Lewis C (Lewis Sisters), Music Hall 

Lewis E B, newsdealer, 235 Santa Ule-a 

Lewis Ed B, watches and jewelry, \.1 
Santa Clara 

Lewis H (Lewis Sisters), Music Hall 

Lewis Sisters (H and C Lewis), teachers 
of dancing, Music Hall 


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Limerick Paul, blacksmith, 438 Ist 


Lioggi Cha, saloon, 451 lst 

Lion Gus, gents’ goods, 339.1at 

Lion L, glove factory and dealer in car- 
peta, etc, 329 Ist 

Loeb & Etchebarne (I Loeb and P Etch- 


ebarne), fancy and staple dry goods,’ 


313 Santa Clara 

sa? I (Loeb & Etchebarne), 313 Santa 

ara 

Long & Uo (P ne, H Burgess, J Burk- 
ett and F L Wheaton), proprs Me- 
chanics’ Mills, on The Alam 

Lorigan W G, attorney-at-law and no- 
tary public, Knox Block } 
RYEA & MACAULAY (Milton 
Loryea and J W Macaulay), proprie- 
tors Sonvenir Photographic Ctudio, 
315 Santa Clara 

Loryea Milton (Loryea & Macaulay), 
315 Santa Clara 

Lossman L, tailor, 441 Ist 

Lotz A (iurinton & Lotz), 595 lst 

Lotz J A, deputy city assessor and clerk 

Loud S D, boots and shoes, 287 El Do- 


rado 

Lovell Wm M (Archer & Lovell), 314 
lat 

Lowe Jas R, attorney-at-law, notary 
public and commissioner of deeds, 
297 lst 

Ludwig Mrs E, varieties, 4314 1st 

Lussen P M, physician, 284 2 

Luther F (Luther, Schroeder & Co), cor 
Santa Clara and 2d ; 

Luther, Schroeder & Co (F Luther, J 


Schroeder and Geo C Fricke), grocer- | Mi 


ies and liquors, cor Santa Clara and 


2d 

LUX HENRY, meat market, stall 29, 
Central Market 

Lyon Mrs E M, pattern agent and hair 
work, 405 Int 

Macaulay J W (Loryea & Macaulay), 
315 Santa Clara 

Machefert L, watchmaker and jeweler, 
265 Santa Clara 

Maddox C H, books and stationery, 285 


Maguire P, hotel, 493 Ist 

Maguire T J (J C Corcoran & Co), 361 
Santa Clara 

Main H H, supervisor, Los Gatos 

Malarin M, pres Madera Flume and 


Trading Co, Commercial Bank Build- | M 


i 

Ma'oney John, biacksmith, cor El Do- 
rado and San Pedro 

Mann Franz, bakery, 373 Santa Clara 

Manner G C, hotel, 270 Market 


ces and Bridge Work, 
Main Street, %. F. 


Mansfield John, groceries, The Alameda 
A & @ (August H and 

Gustave A Marten), ladies and genta’ 
furnishing goods, 311 Santa Clara 

Marten August H (A & G Marten), 311 
Santa Clara 

Marten Gustave A (A & G Marten), 311 
Santa Clara 

Martin Chas J, dry goods and city may- 
or, cor lst and San Fernando 

Martin H C, stationery, 457 lat 

Martin J N, professor of University of 
the Pacific 

Martin Johu (W W Pratt & Co), 312 


Ist 

Martin Phil, saloon, 333 Market 

Maville A, bootmaker, 266 El Dorado 

Mauvais R, sewing machine agt, 317 2d 

Mayne Rev W T, clergyman (Meth- 
odist) 

McCloskey Thomas, cigars and tobacco, 
261 Santa Clara 

McCormick Wm, saloon, The Alameda 

McCourtney J F, artist, Commercial 
Bank Building 

McCrosson J, saloon, 279 Market 

McDonald G H (McDonald & Ingalls), 
Santa Clara 

McDonald & Ingalls (Geo H McDonald 
and L B Ingalls), propre Centennial 
Wind Mill, Santa Clara 

McKee Geo B (Geo B McKee & Co), 391 


Ist 

McKee Geo B & Co (Geo B McKee and 
A DeRochebrune Jr), paints, oils and 
glass, 391 let 

A §, manager San Jose 
Foundry, Ist and San Antonio 

McKiernan Chas, lumber and builders’ 
materials, 207 San Pedro 

McKisick L D (McKisick & Rankin), 
Commercial Bank Building 

McKisick & Rankin (L D McKisick and 
B P Rankin), attorneys-at-law. Com- 
mercial Bank Building 

McLAUGHLIN E, manager Commer- 
cial and Savings Bank and M F& T 
Co, Commercial Bank rages 

McLaurin J J (Redmond & McLaurin), 
339 Market 

McMahon A, physician, 343 1st ; 

McMahon John, physician, 343 Ist 

McMillan D, agt Continental Oil Co, 
The Alameda 

McNally Thos, very stable, 261 ist 

McN:il A B (McNeil Bros), Knox Block 

McNeil Bros (A B MoNeil), job and 

label printers, Knox Block 

eade -E 8, physician, 3254 Santa 


Meador C W, blacksmith, cor 4th and 


St John 
Merritt Jos (Merritt, Wood & Co), 214 
Santa Clara 


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24 POST STREET, | 
Opposite Mechanics’ Institute, SAN FRANCISCO. 


SLES SORAP TD SET T IS 


E. P. HEALD, President. F. 0. WOODBURY, Secretary. 


Che Heading do inmetcial Seo! of America’ 


The BUSINESS COURSE will include Book-keeping in all its forms, by both 
single and double entry, com pviaing practical work in Banking, Jobbing, Importing, 
Commission, Railroading, Brokerage, etc.; Arithmetic, including abbreviated forma of 
commercial calculations in use by good accountants ; Penmanship, with complete analysis 
and movement exercises; Correspondence, cone all the difforent forms, with rules 
for use of Capital lotters and punctuation; Mercantile Law, with lectures on all the 
important topics; English branches, including spelling, grammar, composition exercises, 
rhetoric, etc.; French, German and Spanish ; rawing in its various forma; Business 
forms of every variety; actual practice in all kinds of business; Lectures on Book- 
keeping, Penmanship, Business Customs, Political Economy, and various other topics 
calculated to impart to the pupil habits of industry, promptness in business affairs, and 
reliability of character. 


INSTRUCTION FOR LADIES. 


Ladies are admitted into all the departments of the College on the same terms and 
conditions as young men. Their progress in all branches thus far has been most 


flattering. GENERAL INFORMATION. 


Pupils can enter the College at any time and pursue their studies to graduation, 


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Business Course can enter for instruction in the English Department. 
Modern Langone and Drawing are optional studies, and may be taken or not, as 
the student may see fit, but no extra charge will be made for them when pursued. ‘ 
The discipline of the school is very careful, in order to impart such habits as shall 
conduce to the future success of graduates. Z 
_ _ Visitors will be always welcome at the College, as we are pleased to have the public 
inform itself of the merits of our school, 


LIST OF FACULTY. 


FK. P. Heap, ' ©. 8S. Hatry, Miss V. PATCHETT, 
F. C, Woopsvury, Miss H. M. Curtis, Mrs, W. J. HaMILron, 
A. B. Capp, T. R. Sournern, F. SEREGNI, 
hi, M. Stearns, A. Van Der NAILLEN, A. KNoFLAcH. 
RATES OF. TUITION. 
Full Business Course, 6 months...... $75 | Telegraphy, 6 months ............... 


$50 
Students in Business Course will be charged only one-half of regular rates for 
instructions in Telegraphy. 


Pupils will be received for special instruction in any branch at reasonable rates. 


HOURS OF INSTRUCTION. 


Sessions will continue throughout the year on each week day, except Saturday, from 
9 a. M, to 12 mM, and from 1.30 to 4 P. M. 


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Merritt M R (Merritt, Wood & Co), 214 
Santa Cl 


ara 
Merritt, Wood & Co (Jos Merritt, T 
ood, and M R Merritt), groceries, 

214 Santa Olara 

Meserve Chas E (lumber and building 
material, 415 Orchard 

Messing H (H Messing & Son), 378 Ist 

Messing H, councilman 

Messing H & Son (H and Rudolph Mess- 
ing), harness and saddles, 378 lst 

M ming Rudolph (H Messing & Son), 

st 


Michelli N, bootmaker, 258 Market 
Milasich A, groceries, cor lst and Mar- 
erite 
DW, manager Herald Pub- 
lishing Co, cor Market and Santa 
Clara 
Miller F, cooper, St John 
Miller J W (Key & Miller), 440 1st 
Mills Mrs M OC, millinery, 405 lat 
Minahan John, feed and grain, 269 lst 
Minor P O, attorney-at-law, Knox Block 
Miocevich M, restaurant, 463 1st 
Molle P, groceries and liquors, )84 Santa 


Clara 

MOLONEY BROS (John and EP 
Moloney), poultry and produce deal- 
ers, 280 El Dorado 

Moloney E, saloon, cor Market and El 


Dorado 
Moloney John (Moloney Bros), 280 El 


Dorado 

Moloney Philip (Moloney Bros), 280 El 
Dorado 

Monnett A D, saloon and boarding- 
house, 249 San Pedro 

Monroe R P, painter, St John nr Ist 

Montgomery L (Montgomery & Ry- 
land), notary public, Commercial 
Bank ceca | 

Monyomaey & tee (L Montgomery 
and John W Ryland), attorneys-at- 
law, Commercial Bank Building 

Montgomery T S (Montgomery & 
Wright), 296 1st 

Montgomery & Wright (T S Montgom- 
ery and H W Wright), real estate 
and insurance agts, 296 lst 

MOODY A E, secretary Home Mutual 
Insurance Co, 286 Santa Clara 

my D B, propr Moody’s Mills, 289 
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eye H OC, attorney-at-law, 264 Santa 

ara 

Motie J H (Moore, Laine & Johnston), 
264 Santa Clara 

MOORE, LAINE & JOHNSTON (J H 
Moore, T H Laine, and W A John- 
ston), attorneys-at-law, 264 Santa 
Clara 

Moorehead Mrs J M, millinery and 
fancy goods, 264 Santa Clara 


PIONEER TRON’ WORKS, 


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CALVIN NUTTING & SON, 
Established 1849 


Morgan John, undertaker, 329 Market 
Morrison C A, dentist, 264 Santa Clara 
Morrison T F, sec Commercial and 
ae Bank, cor lst and Santa 
ara 
Moser Mrs H, ladies’ hairdresser, 326 
Santa Clara 
‘nh J A, attorney-at-law, Knox 


Muller Alex, saloon, 360 lst 
Mulvenna Bros (J and F Mulvenna), 
saloon, 322 lst : 
Mulvenna Mrs, dressmaker, 470 lst 
Mulvenna F (Mulvenna Bros), 322 Ist 
Mulvenna J (Mulvenna Bros), 322 lst 
Munn E ©, meat market, 312 Santa 
Clara 
Munz Antonia, barber, 4354 lat 
aged, ay Alex P, publisher ‘‘Pioneer,”’ 
and job printer, Commercial Bank 
alana 
Murphy D, pres Commercial and 
Savings Bank, cor lst and Santa Clara 
MURPHY MRS J M, agent Commer. 
cial Union and Hartford Insurance 
Cos, 246 Santa Clara 
Murphy W B, attorney-at-law, 327 lst 
Prey P, horseshoer, cor Ist and St 
Jgonn 
Myers B, clothing, 234 Santa Clara 
Narvais A, carpenter, Market nr San 
Fernando 
Nesmith L G, cashier First National 
re 6 of San Jose, cor lst and Santa 
ara 
NEW YORK EXCHANGE HOTEL, 
P Warkentin & Co pxoprietors, lst 
(see advertisement) 
Nicholson ——, harnessmaker, The 
Alameda ; 
CKERSON CHAS, proprietor City 
Hat Store, 295 Ist 
Normandin A (Hatman & Normandin), 
208 Santa Clara 
HERBERT, _ proprietor 
Eclipse Billiard Parlors, 273 Ist 
Oakes Thos, groceries, cor Santa Clara 
and Pleasant 
O’Banion, Kent & Co (W F O’Banion, 
DG Kent, and Thad W Hobson), 
clothiers and tailors, 266 and 2638 
Santa Clara 
O’Banion W F (O’Banion, Kent & Co), 
266 and 268 Santa Clara 
Oberg Gustav A, hotel, San Fdrnando 
O'BRIEN MAURICE, pebpristor San 
Jose Candy cag 331 Ist 
O’Donnell C, saloon, The Alameda 
O’Hanlon J R (O’Hanlon & Son), 388 2d 
eae R T (O’Hanlon & Son), 388 


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O’Hanlon & Son (R T and J R O’Han- 
lon), ssloon, 388 2d : 


Proprietors, 
RV7 Main Street.8 F. 


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O’Neil T (Blanchard & O'Neil), Santa 
Clara 


Osterman Wm, boots and shoes, 311 Ist 
OWEN OLIFFORD J, assistant man- 
; San Jose Mercury Publishing Co, 
210 Santa Clara 
OWEN J J, editor “San Jose roy 
and manager San Jose Publishing Co, 
210 Santa Clara 
Owens W H, fruits, candies and cigars, 
327 Santa Clara 
PACIFIC HOTEL, C M Schiele pro- 
Pipe Re chert ive ker & Page) 
age Robert (Rucker age), notary 
ublic, 297 Santa Clara 
Palacio J, restaurant, 257 Murket 
Parker D, bootmaker, 341 Santa Clara 


‘Parkhurst W A, real estate and insur- 
ance, and notary age Knox Block 
PARVIN Z M (Geo Denne & Co), 
music teacher, 429 and 431 lst 
PATCHEN LIVERY STABLE, Don- 
aie & Ward proprietors, 316 Santa 
ara 
Patterson J H (Diamond & Patterson), 
264 San Pedro 
Patteraon J McG (Patterson, Wing & 
Bennett), 422 and 424 lst 
ATTERSON, WING & BENNETT 
(J McG Patterson, J B Wing and AG 
Bennett), proprietors San Jose Furni- 
hiieg Manufacturing Co, 422 and 424 
} st 
Patton J P s+*«rney-at-law and notary 
public, ‘ :ta Clara 
Patton J‘ ol, The Alameda 
Patzer A, uy: works, cor Sunta Clara 
and San Pedro 
Peekham R F, pres San Jose Woolen 
Mills Co, 276 lst 
Peirano G, groceries, 238 Market 
Pellerano A, saloon, cigars and tobacco, 
266 Market 
Pembroke J W, watchmaker, 347 Ist 
Pene Joseph, wagonmaker, cor San Pe- 
dro and El Dorado 
Peters Mathew, bottled beer depot, 
' 613 lst 
Petersen A, junk dealer, 180 Santa Clara 
Peterson Antone, saloon, 334 Ist 
Peterson Fred, engraver, 276 Santa 


ara 
Pfister A (A Pfister & Co), 356 Santa 
Cl 


ara 

Pfister A, hardware and agricultural 
implements, 350 Santa Clara 

Pfister A & Co (A Pfister, Herman and 
Joseph Waterman), grain dealers, 356 
Santa Clara 

Pfister F M (Burt & Pfister), notary 
public, 276 Lat 

Phiffer J J, foreman street work 


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Parker Geo W, deputy constable, City 
Hall : 


he H, under sheriff 
Phillips \Edward, bootmaker, 275 El 
Dorado 
Piatti O, peneral agt, 297 lst 
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Pieper J H, city surveyor and civil en- 
papa City fall 


Pierce Jas eeRTeo’ 287 lst 
CARRIAGE FACTORY 
John M Balbach proprietor, cor 2 
and Fountain 
f »” Alex P Murgotten pub- 
lisher, Commercial Bank Buildin 
Platt HW, real estate Knox Block 
PLITT J D, proprietor Alameda Palace 
Hotel, The Alameda 
Pomeroy Geo, deputy county assessor 
Ponti A, bootmaker, 186 Santa Clara 
PORTAL JB J, agent Union Insur- 
ance Co and real estate and state in- 
spector vineyards, 245 Santa Clara 
Porter Bros (W and F O Porter), green 
and dried fruits, cor San Pedro and 
Julian 
Porter D J, real estate, insurance and 
onan ublic, 297 lat 
Porter J T, pound keeper 
Porter F C (Porter Bros), cor San Pedro 
and Julian 
Porter W (Porter Bros), cor San Pedro 
and Juiian 
Potts J S, physician, 343 ist 
Powers J, bootmaker, 286 lst 
Prather J N, dentist, Commercial Bank 
cere 
Pratt W W (W W Pratt & Co), 312 Ist 
Pratt W W & Co (W W Pratt and John 
Martin), saloon, 312 lst 
Priest J W, varieties, 445 lst 
PREMIUM CANDY FACTORY, A 
Damonte proprietor,264 Market 
Sree aber I 
rindle H, er and council- 
PROMIS OSCAR, groceries, provi 
ceries, provis- 
ions, etc, 448 let i B 
Pryce Mrs H A, dressmaking, 264 Santa 
ara 
Quevedo A G, groceries, cor lst and 
William 
Quilty Chas W, attorney-at-law and 
no public 
Quilty D, tailor, 347 lst 
Raabe Chas E, groceries, 206 Santa Clara 
Raggio G, ries, 253 and 255 Market 
Ramsey S (S Ramsey & Co), 349 Ist 
Haney S & Co (S Ramsey), saloon, 349 
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Rankin B P (McKisick & Rankin), Com- 
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uschen uis, pou ealer, 
Central Market aiid 
Rea Samuel, supervisor, Gilroy 
Redding Wm, librarian San Jose Free 
Public Library 


FRANCISCO, 


EMVIN NOTTING & SON, ©” TAU SERPER Pye, REAnoO 


freer Deexs, Bank Vaults, Ete. 


CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST., SF. Z 


ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST., SF. . 2 


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] Redmond Daniel (Redmond & McLau-| RUSS HOUSE, John Barry, proprietor, 
rin), 339 Market 442 and 444 Ist, (see advertisement) 
Redmond & McLaurin (Daniel Redmond | Russ J, saloon and restaurant, cor San 
and J J McLaurin), gen mdse, 339} Pedro and Dame 
Market Russell Jas, tailor, 670 lat 
Reed Elliott, agt W, F & Co, 268 lst | Ryder B L, groceries, 363 Santa Clara 
we Reed E P (Reed & Welch), suptS J IM | Ryder Geo W (Smith & Ryder), 307 lst 
& L Co, 293 let Ryland C T, vice-pres Commercial and 
ms | Reed & Welch (E P Reed and Capt Geo} Savings’ Bank, cor Ist and Santa 
Welch), real estate and ins, 293 lat Clara 
Regli P, boots and shoes, 388 lst Ryland John W Bagh Sgr A & Ry- 
SI Renzel ©, eries, 524 Ist land), Commercia: Bank Buildin 
ee ag ohn (Houghton & Reynolds), 
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| Rhodes BJ (B J Rhodes & Co), 293 
<j Santa Clara 

So Rhodes B J & Co (B J Rhodes), drug- 
gists, 293 Santa Clara SAN JOSE CANDY FACTORY, 

Rich & Blumenthal (H Rich and M Blu- | Maurice O’Brien proprictor, 331 Ist 
menthal), clothing and furnishing| SAN JOSE FOURDRY, AS McKen- 
@9| _ goods, 279 Santa Clara zie manager, cor lit and San Antonio 
Rich H (Rich & Blumenthal), 279 Santa | San Jose Free Public Library, Wm Red- 


Clara ding librarian, 1st 
RICHARDS JOHN E, att rncy-at-|SAN JOSE FURNITURE MFG CO, 
Patterson, Wing & Bennett proprie- 


law, court commissioner and notary 
public, 276 lst | ola a and 424 Ist, (see advertise- 
men’ 


Richardson Wm, tailor, 318 Santa Clara 
re Riebeling A, cabinetmaker, San Pedro | San Jose Gas,Co, A Roberts sec, cor 3d 
o Rinaldo Bros (T and S Rinaldo), mfrs of} and San Fernando 


ehd| cigars and tobacco, 306 Ist; factory SAN JOSE ICE WORKS, C'T Baiton 
\ E 314 lst proprietor, The Alameda 


Sage AA vy a & Co), 343 and 345 lst 
Sage & Co (A A Sage), groceries and 
crockeryware, 343 and 345 lat 
Sairdan J, veterinary surgeon, 212 San- 
ta Clara 


Rinaldo D (D Rinaldo & Co), 276 Santa | San Jose Independent Mill and Lumber 
Cl. Co, A Vincent mgr, cor San Pedro 
and St James 
San Jose Law Library, 276 lst 
Rinaldo S (Rinaldo Bros), 306 lst “SAN JOSE MERCURY ” (daily and 
Rinaldo T (Rinaldo Bros), 306 lst weet) San Jose Mercury Printing 
Rivers T J, painter, $47 Santa Clare and Publishing Co, 210 Santa Clara 
e| Robert J J (Robert & Lamarque), 328/S8AN JOSE CURY PRINTING 
Fa and 330 Market Co, J J Owen 
Robert & Lamarque (J J Robert and G/ manager, 210 Santa Clara 
Lamarque), meat market, 328 and 330 | San Jose and Santa Clara Street R R, 


* Clara 
Rinaldo D & Co (D Rinaldo), paints and 
oile, 276 Santa Clara 


JIHOHS JH. SV¥H “OO SONVANSNI NNS LW JUNSMI 


Market Samuel A Bishop free, Santa Clara 
Roberts Miss M E, dressmaking, 270} San Jose Water Co, Williams pres, 
Sanfa Clara 323 2d 
Robinson F C, saloon, cor 3d and Santa | San Jose Woolen Mill Co, R F Peckham pat 
Clara res, 276 lst S 
Rodoni J (L Vella & Co), 292 Market ‘A CLARA VALLEY MILL 
Roehr Henry, cigar mfr, 294 Market AND LUMBER CO, Wm P Dough- | 


Rogers M P, bootmaker, 441 lat erty supt, cor San Fernando and 4th = 
Roper SI, mgr A Lusk & Co’s Fruit | Sauffrignon A F, councilman 
« acking, cor San Pedro and Julian | Saxe F J, deputy auditor, Court House 
'| ROSS L & SOW (L and O D Ross), | Saxe H A, confectionery and fruit, 443 
ceries, fruits, seeds, trees, etc, 381 lst 
st, (see advertisement) Scecchitano Mrs A, eries, 469 lat 
Schaeple Herman, saloon, The Alameda 
Roza A S (Roza & Co), 365 lst 


Scharff Theodore, music teacher and 
Roza «Co(A Sand A D Roza), boots| baths, Lightston 
and shoes, 365 Ist 


Scherrer Geo, brewery, cor Market and 
Rucker Jos E (Rucker & Page), 297 Santa! San Carlos 
fay |, Clara SCHIELE C M, proprietor Pacifie 
Rucker & Page (Jos E Rucker and Robt| Hotel, Market 
© Page), real estate and msurance, 297 | Schilling Frank, gon pistols, anmuni- 
Santa Clara tion, etc, 284 El Dorado 


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Schmidt Geo, saloon, 254 Santa Clara 
Schlesi M, en and notions, cor 


Ist and Santa Clara 
& DENICKE (E Schnabel 
and A E Denicke), proprietors Fred- 
ericksburg td Co, The Alameda 
Schnabel E (Schnabel & Denicke), The 
Alameda 
Schneider D, saloon, 324 Santa Clara 
Schoenheit A, Berrie Pioneer Dis- 
nsary, 262 Santa Clara 
Schroeder J (Luther, Schroeder & Co), 
cor Santa Clara and 2d ; 
Schumacher F, boots and shoes, 358 Ist 
Schwartz S F, deputy county assessor 
Scott G F (Gallegher & Scott), 366 lst 
Scott John D, physician, 314 lst 
Scott Miss N essmaker, 32] Santa 
Clara 
Scott Robert, hay and grain, 585 lst 
Seebach H, saloon, 351 Market 
Setta G, barber, 2924 Market 
Shannessy John O, blacksmith, 257 


lst 

Shaw & Callisch (C J Shaw and Lou 
Callisch), druggists, 392 1st 

Shaw C J (Shaw & Callisch), 392 Ist 

ohay Mrs S T, dressmaker, 245 Santa 
Clara 

rh J M, plumber and gasfitter, 

lst 
Sheppard Jos, livery stable, Orchard 


Shively R O, dry goods, 308 ist 

SHOEMAKER W B, chief of police 
City Hall 

Sikes C L W, bakery, 355 Santa Clara 

Simonds A W, auctioneer, 428 lst 

Sim Rev George, clergyman (Methodist) 

Simpson Wn, physician, Knox Block 

Sisk John, saloon, 369 Ist 

Smith C T (Fetherston & Smith), bailiff 
superior court, 285 Santa Clara 

Smith Miss E C, dressmaking, 321 2d 

Smith F E (Smith & Ryder), 307 Ist 

Smith Fred, groceries,“The Alameda 

Smith & Ryder (F E Smith and Geo W 
Ryder), watches and jewelry, 307 Ist 

Smith S E, men’s furnishing goods, 313 
Ist 

Smith Wm, hotel, 324 Market 

Snell E, physician, 276 Ist 

Snow Jas, supervisor, San Jose 

SONT JOHN J, county clerk 

Sonnichsen C, bookbinder, 311. Market 

Soper T, cabinetmaker, 326 San Fer- 
nando 

Sourisz+au Felix, guns, rifles, pistols, 
etc, 362 lst 

Southworth J E, watchmaker, 403 Ist 

SOUVENIR PHOTOGRAPHIC 
STUDIO, Loryea & Macaulay propri- 
etors, 315 Santa Clara 

Spaw C R (Spaw & Whipple), Commer- 
cial Bank Building 


PRISON CELLS, 


Cemeter 
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Fences, ete., 
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‘Diamena werk, 119 


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Bank Bui 
Speighte Robert, barber, 287 Santa 


Clara 
Spencer & Covel (J N Spencer and W B 
Covel), real estate and insurance agts, 
278 Santa Clara 
Spencer F E, judge superior court 
irc Hi H A (Ewing & Spencer), 281- 
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Spencer J N (Spencer & Covel), 278 
8 mt War good: Mark d 
; 8, cor Market an 
MBarta Clara 

Steinbach A B, dry goods, cor Market 
and Santa Clara 

Stephens H W, recorder and ex officio 
auditor, Court House 

—_ M, saddles and harness, 326 Santa 

ara 

Stewart GQ, mgr W U Tel Co, 279 lst 

Stiuvy F O, saloon aad restaurant, cor 
San Pedro and Dame 

Stock John, stoves and tinware, 376 Ist 

Stout J O, physician, 328 2d 

Straus L, graiu dealer, Fountain 

Straus S, dry goods, 368 and 370 Ist 

Studley G B (Earl & Studley), cor San 
Pedro and Julian 

Sullivan Patrick, bootmaker, 312 lst 

Sullivan ‘T C, carriage painter, cor El 
Dorado and San Pedro 

Sutton John (Geo Denne & Co), 429 and 
431 lst 

Suzzallo Peter, restaurant, 307 Market 

Swenson Carl, propr Union sis nd and 
Chop House, cor lst and El Dorado 

SWISS-AMERICAN SALOON, Jos 
Gaggioni proprietor, 279 El Dorado 

Taber Orrin (Chris Bergstrom & Co) and 
mgr Franks Bros, 283 1st 

Taylor F A, news depot, cor Santa Clara 
and Market 

TENNYSON D D, pension agent, 276 
Ist 


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Theall L A, candy mfr, 409 Ist 

THE SWALLOW (8) 8 HOME 
Charles Helliesen proprietor, 270 lst 


Thea F M, paints and oils, 329 Santa 
ara 
Thompson Rev John, Methodist clergy- 


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Thompson J Ff, editor ‘‘Herald,” cor 
Market and Santa Clara 

Thorne W S§, physician, 253 Santa Clara 

THORPE TAs N, secretary Santa 
Clara Valley M & L Co, cor San Fer- 
nando and 4th 

“TIMES” (daily), S W De Lacy editor 
and proprietor, 308 Market 

Timn Richard, accountant, 371 Ist 

Tisdale W D, pres First National Bank 

- of San Jose, cor Ist and Santa Clara 


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Tisdall Jas V, searcher of records, 236 


lat 
Toney & Dittus (J M Toney andG B 
Dittus), meat market, 453 lst 
Toney J M (Toney & Dittus), 453 Vet 
Townsin W H, livery and sale + able, 
lat ur San Antonio 
TRACEY A. pro rietor Western 
Hotel, 370 and ‘372 Market 
Lo pga M (Trueman & Woodrow), 408 
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Trueman & Woodrow (M Trueman and 
W L Woodrow), undertakers, 408 Ist 
Turel J (Lemoine, Turel & Co), 359 and 
361 Market 
Tureman W S 
Judah), 324 Santa Clara 
Union Lodgings and Chop House, Carl 
Swenson propr, cor lst and El Dorado 
ERSAL RESTAURANT, J 
Gliubetich proprietor, 337 1st 
Van Doren I N aunes & Van Doren), 
271 lst 
Vella L (L Vella & Co), 292 Market 
Vella L & Co (L Vella and J Rodoni), 
saloon, 292 Market , 
Veloso D, saloon, 277 El Dorado 
Veuve E L, watchmaker and jeweler, 
220 Santa Clara 
Veuve W P, city justice, City Hall 
Vincent A, mgrS JI M &L Co, cor 
San Pedro and St James 
W & stoves and tiaware, 
cor 3d and Sania Clara 
Voltyenlogel E, saloon, 267 El Dorado 
Voss E, ery, 528 lst 
Waldteufel A, books, stationery, music 
and musical instruments, cor lst and 
Fountain 
WALE EDWARD, wood, coal, hay 
and grain, carriage maker, 467 Ist, 
(see advertisement) 
Wallace R, livery stable, 384 Ist 
Walsh David, general blacksmithing, 
oor 3d and Santa Clara 
Walsh P, horseshoeing, 178 Santa Clara 
Wampach C, groceries, 625 Ist 
bid be W (Donovan & Ward), 316 Santa 
lara 
Warkentin P (P Warkenkin & Co), lst 
ARKENTIN P & CO (P Warken- 
tin and Frank Bayersdorfer), proprie- 
tors New York Exchange Hotel, Ist 
Waterman H (A Pfister & Co), 356 Santa 
Clara 
Waterman Jos (A Pfister & Co), 356 
Santa Clara 
Waters Mrs M, dressmaker, 245 Santa 
Clara 
Watson Mrs Jennie, hairdressing and 
millinery, 363 Ist 
Wateon W O, county supervisor 
Weathers John, supervisor, Eve n 
Welch Capt Geo (Reed & Welch,) 293 lat 


(Hughes, Tureman & | WHIT 


Welch P, propr Eclipse Livery Stab 
275 int 4 ™ . ” 


Welt John, blacksmith, 660 Ist 

Wendt C, meat market, cor Market and 
84 John 

Werner E (G M Jarvis & Co), cor River 
and Santa Clara 

Werth Rev F, clergyman (Methodist) 

WES » A Tracey pro- 

Wee 370 and 372 Market 
estern Union A daa Co, GQ 
Stewart mgr, 279 1s 

Whipple T § (Spaw & Whipple), Com- 
mercial Bank Building 

White Amos, deputy under-sheriff 

E A W, well-pipe and pumps, 

manufacturer patent valve, 308 Santa 
Clara 

White Geo R, photographer, 359 Ist 

Whitton A K, atty-at-law, 327 let 

Wiener M, clothing, 319 Santa Clara 

Wilcox Chas F, atty-at-law and notary 

ublic, Commercial Bank Building 

ilcox E J, boots and shoes, 394 lst 

Wilcox M W, propr Cal Glove Factory, 
infr brooms, etc, 282 lst 

Wilcox W J, supt San Jose Water Co, 
323 2d 

Willard L, glassware and fancy goods, 
283 Santa Clara } 

Willard M, cigars and tobacco, 290 Ist 

Williams A E, truckman, 332 Market 

Willioms A S, hatter, 2: Santa Clara 

Williams Chas W, mgr California Thea- 
tre, 2d 

Williams Ed, Pres San Jose Water Co, 
323 2d 

Williams E L, deputy collector internal 
revenue, 314 lst 

Williams F E, sheritf 

Wilson Mrs R, dressmaker, 524 lst 

Wing J B (Patterson, Wing & Bennett), 
422 and 424 Ist 

Wise Mrs J D, millinery and fancy 

aan 385 1st 
itkowsky E, dry goods, 319 Market 

Wolff & Freitag (F W Wolff and C F 
Freitag), agts sewing machines, 400 

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1s 

Wolff F W (Wolff & Freitag), 400 Ist 

Wood J W, druggist, 309 lst 

Wood T (Merritt, Wood & Co), 214 
Santa Clara 

Woods J 8, hatter, 277 Santa Clara 

Woodrow C W (C W Woodrow & Co), 
e*.orney-at-law, 230 Santa Clara 

Woodrow C W & Co (C W Woodrow), 
ieal estate, insurance and general bus- 
iness agency, 230 Santa Clara 

er oad W L (Trueman & Woodrow), 

st 

WORCESTER H B, Ae binge Garden 
City Commercial College, cor Santa 
Clara and San Pedro 


WHITE BROS. 134 15 Mainand 144 168pear | 
St,8.F. Coanter Tops, Newel Posts, Balusters.: 


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Worley M H, agt sewing machines, 345 
Santa Clara 

Wright C D, attorney-at-law, 297 lst 

Wright H W (Montgomery & Wright), 
notary public, 296 Ist 

Wright Theo F (Cottle & Wright), cor 

arket and Santa Ciara 

Wright W W, photogs her, 289 Ist 

Wyman Thos, boots and shoes, 413 Ist 

YOCCO J, stoves and tinware, pumps, 
etc, 370 Market 

Yoell Geo M, attorney-at-law and nota- 
ry public, 297 1st 

Yoell J Alex, attorney-at-law, Commer- 
cial Bank Building 

Young Hugh (Greeninger & Young), 
280-284 San Fernando 


LYMAN ROSS. 


~ ODD FELLOWS’ SUPPLIES, "texa.Rewery.thastARRPECO. SA 


California—San Jose. 


Yonng Men’s Christian Association, 276 
Is 


Youngberg O A, paints and paper hang- 
ing, 292 Ist 
Zargone G, barber, 295 El Dorado 
Zecovich A, restaurant, 226 Santa Clara 
Ziegler & Althaus (W Ziegler and W 
Althaus), boots and shoes, 294 Ist 
Ziegler W (Ziegler & Althaus), 294 Ist 
Ziegler T, saloon, The Alameda 
Ginmare? A, boned tag 334 Market 
Zingg Jos, gunsmith, 414 lst 
INGG OA (O A Zingg & Co), cor 
Market and Santa Clara 
0 A & CO (0 A Zingg), foreign 
and domestic fruits, confectionery and 
cigars, cor Market and Santa Clara 


OSCAR D. ROSS. 


L. ROSS & SON, 


Wholesale and Retail Dealers in 


CREEN AND DRIED 


MF REITS, 


Nuts, Confectionery, 


G@receries, Ete. 


—_ AND —— 


Ail kinds of Rood, Shaded fraamental Press 


‘ 381 First Street, San Jose. 


UNIVERSAL 
RESTAURANT 


J. GLIUBETICH, Proprietor. 


First-Class Meals at all Hours. 
OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE, 


MEALS a la CARTE. 


337 First Street, San Jose, Cal. 


EDWARD WALE, 
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CARRIAGE M 


DEALER IN 
Wood, Coal, Hay and Grain, 
No. 467 First Street, 


SAN JOSE, CAL. 


MAIN STRERT. SAN FRANCISCO, 


iron Doors, Bank Vaults, Ete. 


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LIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F 


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CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


California—San Jose. 831 


ALEX. AYERS & SON, 


MANUFACTURERS OF 


SADDLES 


Saddle Trees, 


CHOPORES, 


Hand-Made Bits and Spurs, ete. 


— 


THESE 


Tapadores on Saddles 


ARE PATENTED, AND 


Parties Infringing on this Patent 


Will be dealt with according to Law. 
SAN JOSE, 
Santa Clara County, Cal. 


J. DESIMONE. CHAS. DESIMONE. 


J. DESIMONE & CO., 


Packers and Shippers of ell kinds of 
CALIFORNIA 


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: GreensDried Fruits 


San Jose, California. 


PACKER AND SHIPPER 


OF ALL KINDS OF 


GREEN and DRIED 


avzz, 


232 & 234 Santa Clara St., San nid Cal. 


832 California—San Jose; 


The Daily Rerald 


Weekly Merald-Hrgus, 


San Jose, Cal. 


OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY, 


AND THE 


Leading Democratic Journal 


SOUTH OF SAN FRANCISCO. 


OFFICE: 


Corner Santa Clara and Market Streets. 


Price of the Daily, - - $6.00 per Annum. 
“ “Weekly (Spage) 200 “ 


California—San Jose. 838 


©. R. SPAW, 7. 8. WHIPPLE, SAN JOE 


450 Second Strest. 560 Fitth Street. FURNITURE 
SPAW & WHIPPLE, | Manutacturing Company, 


DENTISTS, Hard Wood & Cottage Furni ure 
FOR THE TRADE. 


Commercial Bank Building, We “re determined to make Goods that will give 


satisfaction. 
Sample Orders Solicited. 
SAN JOSE, CAL. SAN JOSE, CAL. 


SANTA CLARA VALLEY 


MILL @ LUMBER COMPANY, 


DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF | 


REDWOOD & OREGON LUMBER, 


MANUFACTURERS OF 
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Window Frames, Mouldings, Pilasters, Cas- 
ings, Panel Work, 


AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF 


inside Finish, Bracket & Scroll Sawing, Wood Turning, Etc. 


N. & S. W. Corners San Fernando and Fourth Streets, 
Office, San Fernando, West of Fourth. SAN JOSE, CAL. 


GEO. DENNE & CO., 


DEALERS IN 


Stationery, Music, Pianos and Organs. 


Pacific Coast Agents for the Celebrated 


jAUTOMATIC SCHOOL FURNITURE. 


tay” Noiseless, Durable, Beautiful, Cheap... 
Send for Price List and Terms. 
429 and 431 First Street, San Jose. 


RUGS HOUSE, 
JOHN BARRY ...----- --- ------------- Proprietor. 
444 First St., cor. San Antonio, 


SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA. 
Board and Lodging per Week, $5.00 to $10.00 


This Hotel is centrally located, and is kep*. in ae clean, homelike and respectable a manner as any 
in the State. 


Bath Rooms connected with the House, Fine Wines and Liquors at the Bar. 


erence. 3150S 


Watches. 
ks at Sh 


H. WACHHORST *2x 


oe 834 
i P. WARKENTIN. 


: NEW YORK EXCHANGE HOTEL, 


treet, 


F,. BAYERSDORFER, 


P. WARKENTIN & CO., Proprietors. 


FIRST STREET, SAN JOSE, - - 


CALIFORNIA. 


Newly Furnished and with all Modern Improvements. The Rooms are lenge and airy, and the 


table is at ail times supped with the best the market affords, no expense 


this Hotel a first-class house in every respect. 


ing spared to make 


Terms, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 per Day. 


SAN JUAN. 


San Benito County. A post, express 


and telegraph office, 92 miles from| REGAN 


San Francisco—86 miles via Southern 
Pacific R. R. to Sargent’s, thence by 
stage 6 miles, Situated as it is, in one 
of the most picturesque vaileys of the 
State, the quaint old town is indeed 
an old landmark. It is the site of the 
old San Juan Bautista Mission, pre- 
served from decay by constant work 
of the residents. It is provided with a 
daily stage line, which conveys pas- 
sengers from Sargent’s via San Juan 
to Hollister. 


| Allen J, blacksmith 
Anderson John, stoves and tinware 
Argelaga Carmen, Sister Superior St 
ohns’ Institute 
Beck & Beuttler (Fred Beck and J G 
Beuttler), brewers 
Bowie Jczepn, general merchandise 
Bowman E W & Sons (E W, C E and 
W E Bowman), blacksmiths and wag- 
onm«kers 
Breitbarth Julius, boots and shoes 
Bullier Leon, barber 
CARGILL C G, physician and drugs, 
ostmaster, manager Western Union 
elegraph Co, agent Wells, Fargo & 
Co and notary public 
Chalmers Geo, justice of the peace and 
architect 
Closa V, pastor San Juan Bautista 
Courtney W, general merchandise 
Durin S, gunsmith and machinist 
Filoucheau M. general merchandis> 
Frickstadt T T, minister 
Gardella Mrs Maria, groceries 
Graeme Arthur, meat market 


Heritage J U, saloon, justice of peace, 
and notary public 

Hodgdon J R, carpenter 

LaCosta J, bakery and confectionery 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, “Work! se7‘tisin'etrect, tau Franctecs. 


By the Week from $5.00 to $8.00. 
Coach at Depot on arrival of all Trains. 


Single Meals, 25 Cents. 


Lasere Isidore, wine dealer and grower 

McMahon J F, attorne 

Quersin Chas, hotel and saloon 

, proprietor San Juan, 
Hollister & Sargents Stage Line 

St John’s Institute, Carmen Argelaga 
sister superior 

San Juan Bautista, V Closa pastor 

SAN JUAN, HOLLISTER & SAR- 
GENTS STAGE LINE, Mark Regan 
proprietor 

Stanley James, harnessmaker 

Zanetta Angelo, hotel and livery stable 


SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO. 


Los ANGELES County. See Capistrano, 


SAN LEANDRO. 


ALAMEDA County. A _ post, express 
and telegraph office. A very prey 
town, situated on the Central Pacific 
R. R., 154 miles from San Francisco, 
and 6 miles from Haywards. It is in 
a good agricultural country, and takes 
its name from San Leandro Creek, on 
which it is built. 


Antonia Olympia, bootmaker 

Chas J, carpenter and builder 
Balsac Antonia, saloon 
Barradas Frank, barber and dentist 
Bilger W F, general merchandise 
Boarman Henry, saloon 
CASE CE, druggist and pharmacist 
Caughie J A, physician 
Central Mfg Co, Hopper & Larsen 
Clark Isaac, painter 
Deel & Fields, blacksmiths 
Dickinson F S, druggist 
Driver Thomas, general commission 

merchant 

Duarte A S, saloon 
DuBois A S, physician 
Eber H F, Grove Market 
Elliott Frank, saloon 


“DANIEL NORCROSS & CO, "azz ts, Patan ate cet rege 


California—San Jose—San Leandro, 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) SF. 


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Elliott Gilispie, tailor 
Enos Manuel, general merchandise 
spb biti P sabi propr 
erry Hugh, groceries and liquors 
fi Dexter Stables. 


eg | Garcia Bros (J H and M H Garcia), 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Monte 


omery & 72 L. 


general merchandise 
Garcia M J, barber and dentist 
Gleason & Black, blacksmiths 
Godchaux P, propr Estudillo House 
Goodman John, brick mason 
Gray C H, general merchandise 
Gray Wm H, sec San Leandro Plow Co 
Grove Market, H F Eben propr 
Grrigue F, saloon and restaurant 
Hansen N L, Scandinavian Hotel 
NER 


EDWARD, proprietor San 
Leandro Bakery 
NIELS (Henriksen 
& Jensen) 


H' VRIKSEN & JENSEN (Niels 
Henriksen and A .-' anyen), ) i alae 
San Leandro Hote: (See Adv) 

Hesser KE, general merchandise 

Hopper J F (Hopper & Larsen) 

Puppse & Larsen, mfrs agricultural im- 

_ plements, and horseshoers 
JENSEN "ANDREW (Henrikeon & 
Jensen) 


Johnson S W, harness and saddles 

Kirkman J L, San Leandro and San 
Francisco Express 

Kirkman Wm C, groceries 

Knowles & Bainbridge (J S Knowles 
and J P Baiubridge), tin and hard- 
ware 

Larsen George (Hopper & Larsen) 

Larsen J, wood, coal, hay, lumber, etc 

Levy Abram, dry goods and clothing 

Levy J, general merchandise 

Madaon , foreman Union Hose Co,No1 

Magerstaeat G, groceries, etc 

Mariante W F, restaurant 

R A, editor and pro- 

prietor ‘‘San Leandro Reporter” 

Martin Joe, Columbia Brewery Depot 

McDuffy & Sharp, propr San Leandro 
and San Francisco Daily Express 

Merideth Prof Evan, vocal and instru- 
mental music 

Miller Antone, painter 

Miller Chris, varieties 

Morgan John, fruits and varieties 

Morgan & Powers (G R Morgan and C 
O Powers), wagonmakers 


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. San Francisco. 


California—San Leandro. 835 
Motz Henry, bakery 
Murphy James, general merchandise 
Olympe Antone, bootmaker 
Powell H CO, Wells, Fargo & Co’s and C 


PRR agt and W U Tel operator 

Pratt D K, undertaker 

PRATT F M, editor and publisher 
‘San Leandro Sentinel” 

PPICE JACOB, manufacturer of agri- 
cultural implements and country carts 
at works of San Leandro Plow Co 

Rawson M L, justice of the peace 

Reichsrath Peter, boots and shoes 

Reid Wm W, harnessmaker 

Richman A 8, painter 

Richman W S, photographer 

Rogel F M, watchmaker and jeweler 

St Mary's Convent, Sister Mary Ray- 
mond sister superior 


AN LEANDRO BAKERY, Edward 
Hegner proprietor, Watkins 
SAN LEANDRO HOTEL, Nicls Hen- 


rikson and Andrew Jensen proprie- 
tors (See Advertisement) 

SAN LEANDRO PLOW CO, Jacob 
Price superintendent, W H Gray sec- 
retary; directors—S Huff president, 
T P Cary treasurer, W H Gray secre- 
tary, Stephen G Nye, Jos Demont, 
Ira Bradshaw and F Meyers 

‘SAN LEANDRO REPORTER,” R 
A Marshall editor and proprietor 

SAN LEANDRO AND SAN FRAN- 
CISCO DAILY EXPRESS, McDuf- 


fy & Sharpe proprietors 

“SAN LEANDRO SENTINEL,” W 
P Truesdell proprietor, F M Pratt 
publisher 

San Leandro Wood and Coal Yard, N L 
Hassen propr 

Scandinavian Hotel, N L Hansen propr 

Silva Frank R, barber 

Silva J F, bootmaker ' 

Smith W D, general merchandise 

Spinola A P C, physician 

SPRAGUE A, physician and surgeon 

Sterrett S T, clergyman (Methodist) 

Stratton W J, livery stable 

Sturtevant N G, postmaster 

Theysohn Adam, brewery 

Union Hose Co, No 1, Peter Madson 
foreman 

Ury David, San Leandro Market 

Weber Mrs M H, private boarding 

West James, horseshoer 


San Leandro Hotel, xeywani avenue, san Leandro. 


Board and Lodging, per Week, $5 to $7; per Day, $1 to $150—according to the Rooms, 


SINGLE MEALS, 25c. 
The Bar is supplied with the best brands of Wines, Liquors, Beer, and Cigars and Tobacco. 


HENRIKSEN & JENSEN, Prop’rs. 


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SAN LORENZO. 


AtameDa County. A post and tele- 
raph office, situated on the Central 
acific R. R., the village being about 

1 mile trom the railroad, and 34 miles 
southeast from San Leandro, formerly 


the pr wat § 
Bertram & sche, hotel. 


Roberts Wm, lumber 

SHIMAN JOHN L, general merchan- 
dise and postmaster 

Silver Joe, shoemaker 

Smyth Henry, farming implements and 
harnessmaker 


SAN LUIS OBISPO. 


San Luis Osisro County. <A post, ex- 
press and telyraph otlice. The town 
is pleasantly situated, having ample 
drainage by the creek that passes 
through the entire length, thus mak- 
ing it exceedingly healthful. Water 
is supplied by a splendid system of 
water works, and the streets and 
buildings are lighted with gas. The 
tirst settlement was made in 1772, 
when the old mission church, which 
still stands, was built. The county 
Court House was erected in 1874. On 
the outskirts of the town is a county 
hospital. 

Adams F (Gregory & Adams) 

Andrews J P, pres Bank of San Luis 
Obispo 

Arana H, harness and saddles 

Armstrong J D (J L Armstrong & Son), 
agt PC RR Uo 

Armstrong J L & Son (J Land J D Arm- 
strong), feed-mills 

CON BH, watches, 
stationery 

Bank of San Luis Obispo, J P Andrews 
pres, W E Stewart cashier 

Barneberg J W, saloon 

Barnes G W, justice of the peace 

Barrett Mrs N M, dressmaking 

BAYER THEOBALD, general black- 


smith, wagonmaking and horseshoe- 


315 J St., Sacramento, Cal. 


to his GENUIVE 
G SILVERWARE. 


ites Attention 
STERLIN 


jewelry and 


in, 

Beckett John F, county supt of schools 

Beebee Win L (Schwartz & Beebee) 

BLACKBURN & FREDERICK 
(Jas H Blackburn and Jos Frederick), 
proprietors Cosmopolitan Hotel, Mon- 
terey (See Advertisement) 

eemecors Jas H (Blackburn & Fred- 
erick) 

BLOCHMAN A & CO (M and E Cerf, 
aid L M Kaiser), general merchan- 
dise, grain dealers, etc, Monterey 


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Lwis Obiepo. 


Boll M, bootmaker 

Bontadelli A (Maggetti & Bontadelli) 

Booth A R, drugs 

Brewster & Russell (SR Brewster and 
C J Russell), harness and saddles 


BROWN & CASTRO (R S Brown and 
Juan Castro), proprietors city stable 
and Cambria stage line, Higuera 

Brown R'S (Brown & Castro) 

Brown W Gardner, dentist 

Byer Bros (Jas and Louis Byer), saloon 

Canon W S§, propr Central Hotel 

Carpenter E, county surveyor and hotel 

Cassner N, watchmaker and jeweler 

Castro Juan (Brown & Castro) 

Castro & Pico (C Castro and T Pico), 
saloon 

CASTRO & RAMIREZ (Juan Castro 
and A Ramirez), cigars, tobacco, 
groceries, etc, Higuera 

Cerf E (.4 Blochman & Co) 

Chace H C, clothing 

CITY STABLES, Brown & Castro pro- 
prietors, Higuera 

Clough Fred, carriagemaker 

Constine L, dry goods and clothing 

Cok R C, farmer 

Cortesi D A, furniture and upholstering 


COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Blackburn 
& Frederick proprietors, Monterey 

Costa Frank, barber 

Crawford E H, livery stable 

Crenshaw J H (Doyle & Crenshaw) 


CRYSTAL PALACE SALOON, E 

Maxwell proper Monterey 
Dallidet P H Jr (C H Phillips & Co) 
Dana E G, county treasurer 


DENNIS J D, drugs, cutlery and fancy 
goods, Monterey 

De Solis Mrs Benigna, saloon and restau- 
rant 

Divoto G, groceries 

DORSEY M fF, carriage painter, Mont- 
erey 

DOYLE & CRENSHAW (H H Doyle 
and J H Crenshaw), proprietors 
‘‘Weekly Mirror” and general job 
printing, Court 

Doyle H H (Doyle & Crenshaw) 

Duckworth J J, operator W U Tel Co 

Dughi G, groceries, clothing, etc 

EAGLE HOTEL, A Kieran proprietor 
Monterey 

‘gan M, sec S L Water Co 

Elliott & Dunbar (J J Elliott and D 
Dunbar), saloon 

Felts J, varieties 

FILLMORE J M, manager Pacific 
Coast R R, Monterey 

Fisher J F, gunsmith 

Fleck Flouring Mille 

Fluetler E, confectionery 


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ec] FORRESTER P A, attorney-at-law, | Lasar E & Sons (E, M andI Lass), gen- 
& notary public, city clerk and seascher| eral merchandise 
of records, City Hal Laughery Henry, hotel 
uss | Forsyth D, carpenter LAWRENCE MANUEL, hairdress- 
| Frederick Jos (Black burn & Frederick) ing, Morro 
©} French C L, physician Lima J P, hotel 
| Frost J J, pa bony and cigars LOEWENSTEIN J, merchant tailor 
= Garcia E, saloon and gents’ furnishing goods, Monterey 
©) Gaugler Bros (J B and E Gaugler), fur- | Loobliner H, general merchandise 
niture and undertakers Liideke & Kay (H Uiidekeand EJ Kay), 
Sg Gerken John, bootmaker blacksmithing and wagonmaking 
qm | Geyer A, goldsmith Lynch John, painter 
Gimbal & Apsey (H Gimbal and J Ap-|MAGGETTY & BONTADELLI (P 
N sey), saloon Maggetti and A Bontadelli), restau- 
Goldtree Bros (N, I and M Goldtree), | rant and lodging-house, Monterey 
general merchandise Ma:getti P (Maggetti & Bontadelli) 
e=| Goodman H, tailor Maggi G R, groceries 
as MARTIN EUTHER, roprietor San 


speed J A, stationery and fancy 
‘oods 
Graham Mrs D, millinery and fancy 


goods 


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VES ERNEST, attorney-at-law 
and district attorney, Court House , 
Graves Madison, deputy sheriff and con- 
stable 
Graves W J, attorney-at-law 
Green K, tailor and clothing 


Adams), attorneys-at-law 
Gregory D S (Gregory & Adams) 
Grisingher P (Jas Tomasini & Co) 
Haller Albert, bakery 
Hanson & McGuire (S H Hanson and I 
N McGuire), stoves and tinware 
Hardy A M, county assessor 
Harrington D, harness and saddles 
HASKIN C A, general freight agent 
PCRR, nedpaly 
Hassen E, fruits and candy 
HASSE CHARLES, shaving and hair 
dressing saloon, Monterey 
HAYS W, physician, Monterey 
Hecox Mrs A H, dressmaking 
Helm T (Rodgers & Helm) 
Hendricks A J, saloon 
Hildenbrand Jos, bootmaker 
Hogan J F, carriage painter 
| Hollister John H, county supervisor 
| Holmes R R, photographer 
Jewett H, constable 
Johnson D M, livery and sale stable 
. Johnson Jerry, livery and feed stable 
' Kaiser L M (A Blochman & Co) 
KIERAN A, proprietor Eagle Hotel, 
| Monterey 
uJ KING NATHAN, county clerk, aud- 
k= —_ itor and recorder, Court House 
owl’ Kirk Jas, supt San Luis Gas Co 
==! Knapp J P, hotel 
Knight S C, sign painter and musician 
Krebs E, drugs 
Kuhl W, watches and jewelry 
| Lange W H, agt sewing machine 


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GGLE & CO., OREGON AS 


Gregory & Adams (D S Gregory and F |. 


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Luis Obispo Soda ater Wort. :, 
wines, liquors, etc, Higuera 

JT, superintendent Stule 
Bro 


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MAXWELL ED, Crystal Palace Sa- 
loon, Monterey ; 

MAYERS DAVID L, dry goods, 

furnishing goods, etc, Higuera 

McALIST A, general merchandise, 

Higuera ' 

McCabe Geo W, blacksmith 

McCAFFREY T A, wines and liquors 
Hignera 

McGuire I N, hotel 

McMurtry Louis; superior judge, Court 
House 

Medeiros Jos E, barber 

Melhmann H, saloon 

Miles M M, deputy recorder, Court 
House 

Mitchell D, farmer 

Motz C, carpenter 

Motz G, second-hand furniture 

JOSEPH, proprietor Rail- 

road Exchange Hotel, Higuera 

Murphy P W, pres San Luis Water Co 

Nolson W dH, dentist 

Nichols Geo B, physician 

Noah M, cigars, tobacco, etc 

Norton T, physician 

OAKS W J, sheriff and tax collector, 
Court House 

ORTEGA J C, agent Cambria Stage 
Line, Monterey 

Osgood E H, county supervisor 


O'SULLIVAN J_J, boots and shoes, 
general agent all kinds sewing ma- 
chines, Monterey 


PACIFIC COAST RAILWAY, J M 
Fillmore manager, Monterey 

Parker C, horseshoer ry 

Pattison T, stoves and tinware 

Payne & McLeod ((+ M Payne and A C 
McLeod), livery stable 

Pegot Louis, French hotel 


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Smith F L, blacksmithing 

Soper W H, gunsmith 

Spencer W H, attorney-at-law 

Spinney J O, " confectioner 

Staiger J J, mgr Steele Bros and chief 
engineer ‘fire department 

Stainford Geo B (‘‘Tribune” Printin 
Co), agt Pacitic Coast Stage Coand Ww, 
F & Co’s Express 

68 (Geo and E W Steele), 
meat market, Chorro 

Steele E W (Steele Bros), Chorro 

Steele Geo (Steele Bros), Chorro 

Stewart W E, cashier Bank San Luis 
Obispo 

Story Geo, surveyor 

Tanner WEI cit Y Min) 

“THE W Y MIRROR,” Doyle 
& Crenshaw proprietors, Court, (see 
advertisement) 

Thomas Manuel, restaurant 

Toleno Antone, livery stable 

Tomasini Jas (Jas Tomasini & Co) 

INI JAS & CO (Jas Tomasini 
and P Grisingher), saloon, Morro 

‘‘Tribune”’ Printing Co (J K Tuley and 
GB Staniford), pubs San Luis Obispo 
“Tribune” 


pr gs CH (C H Phillips & Co), no- 
ublic, Munterey 
(C H Phil- 


& CO 

lips and P H Dallidet Jr), real estate 
and fire insurance, Monterey 

Pollard & James (S A Pollard and D W 
James), Eagle Flouring Mills 

Prefumo P B, general merchandise 

PRICE W "B.  auditor and general 
ticket agent, Monterey 

Backlit L, general merchandise 

EXCHANGE HOTEL, 

boris rook proprietor, Higuera 

Rainsford R, restaurant 

Ramirez A (Castro & Ramirez) 

Ready P F, horseshoeing and black- 
smithing 

Remick & Orr (A C Remick and D R 
Orr), meat market 

RODGERS & HELM (W Rodgers 
and T Helm), carpenters and under- 
takers, Monterey 

Rodgers W (Rodgers & Helm) 

Roussel A, Lhe bee ost aa 

Sandercock W, wood or 

SAN LUIS LUMBER YARD, 
Schwartz & Beebee proprietors, Hi- 


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Tuley J K (Tribune Printing Co) 


E g WORKS, L Martin proprietor, Hi- | Venable McD R, attorney-at-law 
4 | GER" cons omspo rarsuwe.”| Vue Anau (id Velen & Co) 
mer ollm 
3 toed Printing Co), Chorro and i oe ED & 00 (Ea ang re, 
onte a rg » general merchandise, Hi- 
a8 San Luis Water Co, M Egan secretary . 
BS | Sarber & Gajiola (J F Sarber and J Ga- | Wi iogand & Keller (L. Wiegand and Mrs 
ok Jiola), barbers Keller), brewery 
z -| Sauer A SONWARTS ai and bakery Wilcoxon J F, attorney-at-law 
BEEBEE (L Schwartz| Wilcoxon J M, attorney-at-law and 
he and Wm L Beebee), lumber and build- no 
aging, public A, stoves and tin- 


ers’ material, Monterey 
Scott John, attorney-at-law 
Seaton J H, YT oL 
Shaffmer Rev H J, clergyman (Metho- 


dist) 
Simaz J J, bootmaker 
Simmler J J, postmaster 
Sinsheimer Bros (B and H Sinsheimer), 
general merchandise 
Sleete E W, Rete: BW, county supervisor: supervisor 


The Weekly Mizzor, 


DOYLE & CRENSHAW, Proprietors. 


SAN LUIS OBISPO, - CALIFORNIA. 
The leading paper of San Luis Obispo County, having an extensive circula- 
tion among the emate, Dairymen, Stock Raisers, Mechanics and Merchants, 
besides a large circulation in Northern Santa Barbara and Southern Monterey 
Counties. 
Its large and i ingreening circulation makes it the most valuable advertising 
| medium inthe county. Address DOYLE& CRENSHAW, San Luis Obispo, Cal. 


ware, Higuera 
SALOON, James 
Tomasini & Co proprietors, Morro 
Wilson S W, deputy county clerk 
WOODS C L, police judge, none y pub- 
lic and justice of peace, City H. 
Wurch Michel, brewery 
bat nl E S, millinery and fancy 


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HARDWOOD LUMBER @ WAGON STOCK “nates tes, 3: css 


S, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE cTVIER ST.) S. F. 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORK 


CONELIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WUNKS, 359 GULUEN GATE ATCROE \ITIEN Of.) 0. 5 


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For THE BEST FITTING SUIT OF CLOTHES go to JOE POHEIM, the 


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SAN LUIS REY. 


San Dreco County. A post and tele- 
Ca 45 miles by stage north 
of Diego. 

Alvarado Thos, wool-grower 

Casson Jean, wool-grower 

Couts Mrs T B, stock raiser 

Crouch Herbert, wool-grower 

Fischer Henry, saloon 

Forster John, wool and stock-grower 

Foss D’R, dai 

Fox Miss Sarah, school teacher 

Freeman A A, blacksmith and gunsmith 

Freeman James, stage line 

GOLDBAUM ON, general mer- 
chandise, hotel, and livery stable 

Goldbaum Wm, operator W U Tel Co 

Griffin Wn, constable 

Hayes Chauncey J, deputy county 
clerk, general agt and locator of Gov- 
ernment lands, and postmaster 

Hayes J C, notary public 

Hayes & Whaley, real estate agts 

Kurtz D B, carpenter 

Libby Wm, conetabie 

Marron Silvester, butcher 

Merchado Louis, wool grower 

Myers A J, general merchandise 

“GAN LUIS REY STAR,” Francis H 

Whaley editor and preprietor 


California—San Luis Obispo—San Mateo. 


COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, 


BLACKBURN & FREDERICK, Proprietors. 


an and justice of peace |. 


OOD LUMBER, SURES SEE Renae 


: CALIFORNIA 


(aes 
Peep Srry 


SAMPLE ROOMS for COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS 
Telegraph xi ‘Steamship Ofces in the Hotel. 


Schneider A, books, stationery, music, 
fancy goods, wall paper, etc 
Scott Gratmer, stock raiser 
OIS H, editor ‘‘San 
Luis Rey Star,” and justice of peace 


THE SAN LUIS REY 


S'TA RR 


A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, 


Devoted to the various interests of San Diego Co. | 


PUBLISHED AT 


San Luis Rey, San Diego County, Oal. 
FRANCIS H. WHALEY, Editor and Proprietor. 


Supscrirtion RatEs.—#2.50 per Annum; Six 
Months, $2.00; Three Months, $1.00. 


A Geod Advertising Medium. 
EL ae EE DE SRO IIE TEI 


SAN MARCOS. 


San Luts Oxpiseo County. See San 
Miguel. 


SAN MATEO. 


San Mateo County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, situated on the 


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Southern Pacific R. R., 21 miles from 
San Francisco. The pleasant location 


of the town, near the fovt-hills, and|SAN Francisco County. See Ocean 


its delightful drives and shade trees, 
render it a most desirable place for 
residences. St. Matthew's Hall, the 
military school, is located here, and 
is at present in a flourishing condition. 
Taft and Garretson’s fast stages leave 
San Diego daily for Half-Moon Bay, 
Pescadzro and Santa Cruz. e 
route is over good roads, and affords 


magnificent ocean and’ mountain | Caldwell Miss Julia, postmistress 


views. 
Ault Wm, boots and shoes 


Bartlett A T, harness and saddlery, in- | gy, anil) Jas, carpenter 


surance, and collector 


BREWER REV ALFR 
principal St Matthew’s Hall 

Bickford J RS, general merchandise 

Brown M, blacksmith 

Byrnes J D, saloon and livery stable 

Coleman Thomas, 
wagonmaker 


‘oods 
Easton A S, justice of peace and’real es- Murphy Wn, groceries 


Easton A J, surveyor 


FISHER GEORGE H, saloon and res- | Schwatka O M, agt W U Tel Co - 
SPEYER DA 


taurant, meals at all hours 


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Flynn & Broderick (John W Flynn and | Turner Jasper N, collector and notary 


James Broderick), plumbers and gas- 
fitters 
Goodspeed I R, druggist and postmaster 
Harver Daniel, upholsterer 
Husing E A, general merchandise 
Jennings J T, meat market 


LAUREL HALL, Mrs Manson Buck- 
master priucipal 
Mahe Gustave, attorney 
McDermott Hugh, insurance agt and 
notary public 
McKernan Hugh, saloon 
Morse C M, druggist 
Morse L D, physician 
Peckham B x 
and W U Tel 
Perry J, boots and shoes 
Plouff George, saléon 
Price W Z, butcher 
Rathbun §S, confectionery 
Roche Frank, barber 


aang Kev Alfred Lee Brewer} Cummins Rev P 


principa. 


TAFT ANDREW (Taft & Garretson, | Doran Patrick, liquors and hotel 
of Pescadero), San Mateo and Pesca- | Eastin W B & Co (W B Eastin), gen- 


dero Stage Line 
Walker Eugene, hotel and livery 
Whithead James, saloon 
Winter George, carriage painter 
Wisnom Robert, wagonmaker and car- 
penter 


PIONEER IRON WORKS, 


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ED LEE, | Huey Wm R, constable 


blacksmith and | Murp 


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SAN MIGUEL. 


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SAN MIGUEL. 


San Luis Optsro County. A post and 
telegraph office, 38 miles north of San 
Luis Obispo and 24 miles by stage 
from Port Harford. 


Calvert H W, agt 8 
Casserly Patrick, liquors, Seven Mile 
House 


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Goldtree & Co, general merchandise 


Jeffreys Walter M, justice of the peace 
and hotel ‘ 
Kelleher James, wagonmaker 
Kropp E H, San Miguel Picnic Grounds 
phy Miss Delia, dry and fancy 


Proctor G W, blacksmith 


Railroad Hall 


, postmaster 


public 
Wolf Elias, groceries and liquors 


SAN PABLO. 


Contra Costa County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, on the Central 
Pavific R. R., 11 miles from Vallejo 
and 172 miles from San Francisco. It 
is pleasantly situated near San Pablo |e 
Bay, 15 miles southwest of Martinez 
and 9 miles north of Oakland. 


Andrada Jaun, liquors 
Antony Mrs Josephine, hotel 
WE NE C, liquors 
Bouquet Mrs Theresa, liquors 
Braman J J, physician 
Chevesich Chas, liquors 
Chichester James H, agt C P R R and 
W, F & Co’s express 
Clancey Chas, wagonmaker 


J, pastor St. Paul’s 


Wis8ep ‘IMVHS *D 


Catholic Church 


eral merchandise 

Excelsior Powder Co 

Fennon James J (Gilmore & Fennon), 
agt W U Tel Co 

Fish & Blum, warehouse and grain s 


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CALVIN NUTTING & SON, Proprietors. 
Established 1849. Gtreet.8 F. 


229 Main 


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SIM, THE TAILOR. Saits made to order from $20. 203 


Gilmore & Fennon (John 8 Gilmore and 
Jas J Fennon), gen mda 
JACOB D. Dp postmaster and gen- 


peeerers office on the North Pacific 
Coast R. R., 114 miles from San 
Francisco and 34 miles from San 
Rafael. 


Ames J P, warden State Prison 

Campian T, hotel 

Farrel J D, restaurant 

McRae J, Sheppard’s Hotel 
TEGMAN 0 H, agt Wells, Fargo & 

Co and postmaster 


SAN RAFAEL. 


Marin County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, situated on the Bay 
of San Francisco, near San Quentin, 
one hour’s travel from San Francisco 
by ferry and North Pacific Narrow 
Guage R. R. Jt contains some hand- 
some residences, is pleasantly situated 
on the slope of the foothills overlook- 
ing the bay, with shaded and well 
kept streets. Population, 2,300. 


ALBION HOUSE, Mrs John F Jor. 
dan proprietor 

Anderson A, carriagemaker 

Anderson Miss L, principal San Rafael 
Institute 

Anderson Wm N, butcher, grocer and 
ice dealer 

Armstrong Wm, dry goods 

Atherton J W, county supervisor 

Augustine S M, county supt schools and 
notary public 

Austin Hiram, surveyor and civil engi- 


May W B, atvoonieg 
MoPeak John, constable 
Oudrade J, saloon 
Palmer T D, carpenter r 
Pereira & Bro (Jose R and Manuel R Pe- 


reira), liquors 
PREDA HROS (Manuel Rosa and Jose 
Rosa), ranchers and liquors 


Preda Jose Rosa (Preda Bros) 

Preda Manuel Rosa (Preda Bros) 

Quillinan Edward, boarding-house 

Roza Bros, saloon 

Rumrill Azro, justice of the peace 

Saiety Nitro Powder Co 

San Pablo School, Mr Conley privet 1, 
Misses Donovan and Willard teachers 

Silva Frank, liquors 

Soito & C., saloon 

SOTO ANTONIO SILVERA, liquors 

Thompson & Romer (Robt Thompson 
and Jacob Romer), butchers 

Valencia M E, bootmaker 

Vulcan Powder Co 

Ward Mrs S, hotel 

Ward William, boarding and lodging 

Ware John, painter 

Young Mrs Thomas, saloon 


SAN PADRA. 
CLOUSMAN C H, agent Wells, Fargo 
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Barnard Wm L, propr Delmonico 
House 

Barney Chas §S, real estate, insurance 
aud notary public 

Barr William, contractor and builder 

BARSTOW S F, editor and publisher 
“Marin County Journal’ and post- 
master ; 

Bell T B, spring beds 

Blankenberger Adam E F’, bootmaker 

Bond G W, carpenter 

Bowen Miss Clara, principal San An- 
selmo Grammar School 

Bowers Thos J, superior judge 

Brennfleck B, nurseryman and florist 

Brook G, news agent and stationer 

Brown & Allen (Ralph Brown and G F 
Allen), livery 

Browne W & Co, dry and furnishing 


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SAN PEDRO. 


Los ANGELES County. Post-office Wil- 
mington; 24 miles southwest of Los 
Angeles and 3 miles southwest of 
Wilmington. 


Anderson & Co, saloon 

Crocker H, boarding-house 

DAVIDSON J, agent Manufacturers’ 
Fire and Marine Insurance Co 

Duffy M, saloon 

Janes J I, stevedore 

Lawson A B, postmaster 

Lindsrow M E, saloon 

Mansfield C H, agt S P R R Co 

Melgreen T, saloon 

Moulthrop W H, agt W, F & Co 

Olsen Lara, grover 

Summerville Thomas, hotel and saloon 

Svan T, saloon 

Vickery & Hinds, butchers 


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goods 
Burroughs Dr Blanche O, New England 
Home 


BURTCHAELL P T, under sherift 


Bustin John, expressman 


Butterworth Mrs E, boarding and lodg- 
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B rnes John r Bay View House 

Collender J Av ohveleinn ' 

Cheda G, wood, coal, hay, lime, eto 
OLM A J, house and sign 


painter 

Chopard Mr Louis, jeweler 

Christies n J P, notary public and in- 
surance 

Claudianos Peter, restaurant and saloon 

Claussenins Geo, propr San Rafael Park 

Coleman W T, real estate 

Columbia House, Geo Price propr 

Constant John, tailor 

Corti-J, monuments and mantels 

Coughran M, coal yard 

Curry Thos, saddles and harness 

Davis Geo W, county clerk, auditor, 
and recorder 

Da phi saloon 

Delmonico House, Win L Barnard propr 

Devitt Joseph, bootmaker 

Dodge Geo M, county surveyor, and 
searcher of records 

DONNELLY H P, plumber and gas- 

tter 
Donovan M M & Sons, painters 
Dou neeey W F, collector and notary 
ublic 
Dowden Isaac J, junk dealer 
DuBois Henry A Jr, physician and sur- 


geon 

Duffy P E, carriage painter 

Dymot John B, architect, and teacher 
of music 

Eden Edward, undertaker, county cor- 
oner, and public administrator 

Eliaser Isaac, watchmaker and jeweler 

Fischer F A, hotel and restaurant 

Fraitas Manuel, lodging-house 

Fuller O, inaurance agt 

Gardner E, justice of peace 

Gieske Henry C (J C Gieske & Son) 

Gieske J C & Son, groceries, liquors and 


cigars 

Goerl & Graber (Fritz Goerl and Louis 
Graber), brewery 

Gordon Lewis, carriagemaker 

Gordon U M & Co (U M Gordon and 
A P Hotaling), bankers 

Graham W G, propr Tamalpais Hotel 

Green John, auctioneer, second-hand 
furniture dealer, constable, and col- 
lector 

Grosjean C, groceries 

Hansen & Lund (Thos Hansen and Elias 
C Lund), lumber and building material 

moe Thos H, attorney aud notary 
public 

Harding Geo, hors<shoer 

Harding Joseph A, horseshoer and 
wagonmaker 

Haskell & Co (Geo S Haskell), grocers 

HA 0, proprietor Central 

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WACHHORST ““ Suct'terty tisers sire 315 J St., Sacramento 


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‘Hawkins O O, constable 


Hearn Mre Wm, dressmaker es 
Hechheimer and Sites Herman) 
butchers 

LEE (Hechheimer & 
Herman) 
BENJAMIN (Hechheimer 


& Herman) 

perso ea asean butcher 

Hock CO T, barber 

Howard C L, San Rafael and S F Exp 

Hoxie J, saloon 

Hughes Wm §, justice of peace 

Hussey Walter R, constable San Anto 
nio township 

IO OF, John Allison N G 

Iverson H, wood and coal 

Jewell Bros (Alva and Wm H_ Jewell), 
livery stables 

Johnson & Kinsella (Mrs R W Johnson 
and Mrs R Kinsella), millinery and 
fancy Rows 

Johnson Rev W M, clergyman (Metho- 


dist) 

JORDAN MRS JOHN F, proprietor 
Albion House 

Kappenman Attilan, saloon 

Kappenmann Joseph, saloon 

Kiler Samuel H, carpenter 

King Thos C, saloon and oysters and 
town assessor 

KINSELLA RICHARD, plumber and 


gastitter, dealer in stoves and tin- 
Kirkup Edwin, physici lat 

irku win, physician, late su n 

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Knitt'e H & Co (Henry Knittle and 
Peter Williams), interior decorations, 
uppoleey and window shades 

Le Cornec Miss Mary, dressmaker 

Lee Allan, supt San Rafael Gas Works 

Leszinsky I H, clothing and furnishiag 


Lowenfield Bernard, variety store 
on J, expressman 
es Robert, boots and shoes 

Mahon E B, attorney-at-law - 

Mahony D R, saloon 

Marchant Ge» H, saloon 

‘MARIN COUNTY JOURNAL,” 
S F Barstow publisher 

‘MAIN CO TOCSIN,” Jas 
H Wilkins, editor and publisher 

pire County Water Co, David Nye 
su 

Marti Jacob, saloon 

Martin Geo, fruit and candy 

LADISLAO, saddle and 

harnessmaker 

MASON GEORGE, sheriff and tax 
collector 

Mayer L & Co (Leopold Mayer), genera 
merchandise 


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McDonald Rev James, 8, clergyman/| Trumbull R J, nurseryman and seeds- 
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MoGuire John, bootmaker Vanderbilt Wm, county assessor 
Merkel Mrs EK, Jaundress VOGEL HANS BRUNO, baker {and 
Miller D C N, New England Home confectioner 


Miller W J, real estate Waite Wm F, town marshal 

Morrisey Peter, supervisor Walsh F 8, saloon 

Murphy P G, attorney-at-law Walsh J R, saloon 

Murray Adam, contractor and builder | Ware C P, boots and shoes 

Murray M, city trustee Watson James, restuurant 

Nelson Edward, carriagemaker and | Weller CL, city trustee 
horreshoeing Wells, Fargo & Co, Thos Bury agt 

NEW ENGLAND HOME, Dr C N| Weston R K, county treasurer 
Mller and Blanche O Burroughs, M D White John, carpenter 

e9| Nichols Thos H, propr German Hotel Wichmann F, barber and surgeon 

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Montgomery & 724 Market. 


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Obitz J, butcher Wilkins Hepburn, attornvy-at law 
in Pet i .| WILKINS JAS H, publisher “Marin 
sii So ci iaiye ad ee ee hee County Tocsin, ” job printer and town 
e| Ourblin Mrs A I, cigars and tobacco tax collector 
= Peter Louis, merchant tailor Wolfe John, druggist 
@| Petereen M, saloon Wood Henry P, town trustee 
E Peterson & Wellbrook, saloon hap Fc a Rev W M, clergyman (Meth- 
3 
Ramos M B, restaurant keeper Zopf Hermann, wine gardens 
ot Riordan Rev Father, clergyman (Cath- eet) dteeahen ea tiaky eds tanien ta 190K) 
rv] olic) cap ‘ ' 
Rodgers Frank, county supervisor J 
= Sale furniture and upholetery ‘ Marin County ournal, 
San Anselmo (3rammar School, Rev Al- gan Rafael, Marin County, Cal. 
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ao | pencipale nT And Miss Clara Bowen! puBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY. 
S| San Rafacl Gas Works, Allan Lee supt TERMS! 
San Rafael Institute, Miss L Anderson | #4.00 per Annum. If paid in advance, $8.00 
E principal speed == 
Zz San Rafael Park, Geo Claussenius propr Every Description of Job Work a) 
Ss ee) pe fl as Saunders and F AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES. ss ' 
Saunders Johu H, town trustee 8. F. BARSTOW, Proprietor. | a= 
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loon Contra Costa County. A post-office, 
Scott Henry, hardware and crockery situated 18 miles southeast of Mar- 


yt Isaac, Pioneer Mill and Lumber tinez and 14 miles by stage southeast | 3a 


e of Oakland. 
Shaver J, bootmaker Bacon Rev J H, clergyman (Methodist) 


Southwick D S, architect Barrett James, hotel 
Steinmetz & Kurtz (August Steinmetz| Buchanan Rev P G, clergyman (Meth- 
and Eugene Xurtz), San Rafael Ba-| oiist) 


Buttner J, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
FL, general merchandise 


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kery 
Stowell E H, house painter 
4| St.y Rev, clergyman (Episcopal) Hanson Chas, liquors 
Strathie Mrs Bella, dressmaker Horan P, hotel 
SUSENBETH E OC, manager Central bahay ih W, blacksmith and 
ote wagonma 
Taliaferro A W, county physician Thorp P A, hootmaker 
=) Tamalpais Hotel, W G Graham propr_ Tinnmn C K, liquors 


Taylor D T, deputy clerk Vaughn John, hotel 
Ax Thompson LH, dru vist 


Todhunter Rev Alfred, principal San | 

2] Anselmo Grammar School SAN SALVADOR. 

© | Towle Geo W Jr, district attorney San BERNARDINO Cuunty. Post-office 
9} Trilly Geo, fruit and candy Colton, 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, wirecr SE Wiasee acer etiset esd tes 


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Aguajo Loreto, ries 
Alvarado Jose Juan, grocer 
Aviso Guillemo, liquors 
Frankel S, blacksmith 
Russick E, cer 

Smith T I, carpenter 
Thompson A, physician 


SAN SIMEON. 


San Lois Opispo County. A post and 
telegraph office on the sea-coast, 45 
miles from San Luis Obispo; chief 
landing for Cambria freights; 11 miles 
east of Cambria. 


Asebez A, butcher 
Buckley Wm, stage line 
Casy Jerry, blacksmith 


Clark Joseph, whaling station 
FRANKLE LEOPOLD, general mer- 


chandise, postmaster, Pacific Coast 
Steamship agent, wharfinger and ware- 
houseman 
Hearst Geo, propr Piedra Blanco Ranch 
Jury L, hotel 
Lippman David, general merchandise 
Muma Frank, justice of the peace - 
Van Garden Geo, supt Piedra Blanco 
Ranch 
You Luis, hotel and saloon 


SAN YSIDRO. 


Santa Ciara Covunty.. Post-office 
Gilroy; 3 miles by stage southeast of 
Gilroy. 


BRUEN MRS J H, general merchan- 


dise 
Fox W H, blacksmith 
McClure C J, blacksmith 


SANDERS. 


Fresno County. A _ post-office, situ- 
ated 18 miles southeast of Fresno, 6 
miles east of Selma, and 8 miles north 
of Kingsburg. 


Clements A, fruit grower 

Hodges Gleeson, fruit grower 

King S M, frui. grower 

Miller Rev M, fruit grower 

Page R A, fruit grower 

Parlier I N, fruit grower 

SANDERS C E, postinaster 

SANDERS W A, nurveryman and 
florist (sce advertisement) 

Simons E D, fruit grower 


Trees and Seeds true to name. 


APPLES—4ft., 15 to 20c.; Astrachan, Harvest, 
Lawver, Pearmians, Nickajack, Pippins, Ben 
Davis, &c. PEACHES—3 to 4ft., 15c.; Alex- 
ander, Briggs, Foster, Crawfords, Chinese Cl ng, 
Gen. Lev, Lemon Cling, &c. APRICOTS—8 to 4 
ft., 20c.; Moorpark, Breda, Royal, Early Golden, 
&c. PLUMS—20c.; best varieties of earliest and 
latest. NECTARINES —Large » year-old 
trees only, 10c. KAKI—2 1-2 ft., 25c. Also, at 
from 5 to 15c. each; Chastnut, Walnut, Butter- 
nut, Madeira, eles A Pecan, Carolina Popular, 
Catalpa, Pawpaw, Ash, Maple, Box Elder, Tuli 
tree, Sassafras, Magnolia, Sour Gum, wood 
Elm, choice Evergreens, and many more; besides 
all kinds of Berries, and Grape, Quince, Shallae, 
and other cuttings. 

Besides I have five kinds each of Broomcorn, 
Sugar Cane, Durra, and well-tested Potatoes; 
also, Artichokes, Hup roots, Cotton seed, BAM- 
BOOS, Peanuts, Baid Barley, the most valuable 
forage plants, and many other useful and profit- 
able seeds for the farm. Also a pond of Carp, 
25 to 50 cents each. 447/CATALOGUES FREE. 
W. A. SANDERS, SANDERS, FRESNO Co., CAL. 


SANEL. 


MENpDocino County. See Hopland. 


SANTA ANA. 


Los ANGELES County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, 33 miles south- 
east of Los Angeles, the present ter- 
minus of the Southern Pacific R. R. 
Population about 3,000. 

The town is si uated in one of the 
most fertile tracts of land to be found in 
the world, nine miles from the Pacific 
Coast and about 10 miles from the foot- 
hills. The temp.-rature and climate are 
unsurpassed, even in California. All 
kinds of fruit do well, especially the 
orange, lemon, apricot. fig, peach, wal 
nit aud grape. ‘The town is being ie 
idly built up with fine bri-k blocks. It 
contains five church buildings—Buaptist, 
Methodist, North and South, Piesby- 
terian and German, a beautiful school- 
house and as tine a public hall as is to be 
found in Southern California. The fol- 
lowing secret sucieties have lodges here; 
G. A.R., F. & A. M., LO. O. F., A. 0. 
U. W., TL. 0. G. TAL. H., P.O.S. A, 
and last but not least, a public library, 
which owing to the untiring efforts of 
its founder, Dr. J. G. Bailey, is an 
acquisition to be justly proud of, prov- 
ing a great boon tu strangers and new- 
comers. 


Abbott & Hisom (T J Abbott and F H 
Hisom), feed-mill 

Bailey J G, physician 

Bartlett W S, cashier Commercial Bank 
of Santa Ana 

Bonham J F, dentist 


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JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montgomery & 724 Market 


rancisce, 


Bundy & McFadden (M J Bundy and 
John McFadden), stoves and tinware 

Casida Bros (H and B F Casida), saloon 

er I, groceries 

Clayton W 0, harness and saddles 

Cobler & Haddox (Theo Cobler and J T 
Haddox), groceries 

Cohn J, clothing and eries 

Commercial Bank of Santa Ana, D 
Halladay prez, W S Bartlett cashier 

Cook Thos J, drayman 

Curtis Mrs N J, millinery 

Dibble R H, hardware, stoves and tin- 


ware 
Drips & Morse (W Drips and R S 
orge), contractors and builders 

Dunbar Rev E, clergyman (M E South) 

Duncanson E E, general merchandise 

Edwards W R, druggist 

Eschelbach Peter, w: «+ 

Faulkner & Cummings (D Faulkner and 
R Cummings), meat market 

Felton L J. livery stable 

Ford Geo W, nursery 

Forster Allen, barber 

Fraser Thos, hootmaker 

L'reeman Geo E, real estate, justice of 
peace, and notary public 

French Chas E, postmaster 

Garnsey Miss Lottie, millinery 

Gildmacher L, general merchadise 

Goldsmith Bros (A and L Goldsmith), 
general merchandise 

Greenleaf E I, physician 

Griffith J M & Co, lumber and building 
material 

Griffith O S, meat market 

Grouard Louisa M, pbysician 

Gruen C, clergyman (German Evangel- 
ical Association) 

Hall Chas A B, photographer 

Halladay D, pres Commercial Bank of 
Santa Ana 

Harlin T J, groceries 

§, publisher and proprietor 

‘Santa Ana Standard,” West 

Haskell & Raines (F E Haskell and R 
Raines), saloon 

Haywood J S & Co (J S Haywood), 
stoves and tinware 

Heathman W F, attorney-at-law 

Hickey & Smithwick (J C Hickey and 
E Smithwick), livery stable 

sp aad HT, watches and jew- 
elry 

‘Holzgrape F, wagonmaker 

Humphreys C W, real estate, convey- 
ancer, notary public and justice of 


the ie 
Humphreys F, books and stationery 
Isbell J F, constable 
Janssen Jacob, wagonmaker 
Jessen & Freeman (H Jessen and Geo 
W Freeman), blacksmiths 


California—Santa Ana. 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, st’ut: 


ROS. 
Counter Tepe, Newel Pests, 


Kirkpatrick Miss E, dressmaker 

Lacey J Fay or 

Layman J W, hotel 

Lowe John, wind-mills and agricultural 
machinery 

Magoon Mrs A E, millinery 

Magoon H K, boots and shoes 

Malette & Wheeler, painters 

Melchert A, bootmaker 

Montgomery Victor, atty-at-law 

Moulin J B, confectionery, fruits, etc 

Neal & Humphreys (S B Neal and R B 
Humphreys), carriage painting 

Neil H, livery stable 

Newman H A, saddles and harness 

Nichols & White (I Nichols and H H 
White), furniture and undertakers 

Nicoles E R, surveyor 

Parker Rev H I, clergyman (Baptist) 

Parrish Miss M J, dressmaker 

Paul John R, furniture and bedding 

Pavicich Bros(A and D Pavicich), res- 
taurant 


PHILLIPS J G, general merchandise, 
4th 


Randle W C, fruits and varieties 

Reuter Louis, music teacher 

Reuter & Goldkofer (A Reuter and W 
Goldkofer), proprs Sycamore Brewery 
and Saloon 

Reymerson Jacob, blacksmith 

Richey W S, constable 

Rolls Edwin ©, druggist 

Rowe BN, books, stationery and no- 
tions 

Rubottom C E, watches and jewelry 

Sackman John, horse-shoeing 

SALISBURY B J, real estate, cor 4ih 
and Sycamore 

“SANTA ANA HERALD,” A Waite 
publisher and proprietor, 4th 

Santa Ana Academy, T N Wells prin 

“SANTA ANA STANDARD,” T S 
Harris publisher and proprietor, West 
(see alvertisement) 

Schirm Geo, bakery 

SIEGEL XK, clothing, furnishing goods 
and merchant tailor, 4th 

Snyder & Brockett (A Snyder and H 
Brockett), yeneral merchandise 

Spangler & Br. >ks (D F Spanzler and 
W H Brooks), blacksiniths 

Spurgeon #1ros (W H and G Spurgeon), 
general merchandi ‘e 

Stewart Joseph E, barber 

SYCAMORE BREWERY, Reuter & 
Goldkofer proprietors, Sycamore 

Tarr Rev C W, clergyman (Methodist) 

THOMPSON JACOB P, guns, pistols, 
ammunition, etc, 4th . 

Towne Rev L H, clergyman (Methodist) 


W, attorney-at law, cor 


4th and Sycamore 
Tucker W A, saloon 


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Vanderlip JT, dentist 
Vawter E J, blacksmith 


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Ullman & Miller (A-Ullman and C Mil- 


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Von Eschelbach Peter, wine and liquors’ 


WAITE A, publisher and proprietor 


**Santa Ana Herald,” 4th 
Woods & Dickson, painters 
Young J E, dentist ——— 


SANTA AWA 


aly Standard 


Issued every Saturday at Santa Ana, Los Angeles County, Cal., 


. «eee MDITOR AND PUBLISHER, 


The STANDARD is an eight-column folio sheet, 24x36, printed in clear cut 
brevier and nonpareil type, and its typographical appearance is not excelled. 

Its circulation is equal to any other paper in the county, and is rapidly increas- 
ing, and mostly through the influence of its spicy and able articles and the fear 


Its editor and publisher has established on this coast five other journals, and: 
his experience enables him to please the public and gain for his paper a large cir- 


The WEEKLY STANDARD is the only legitimate paper and advertising 
medium in the Southeastern portion of Los Angeles County, thirty-five miles 
from Los Angeles City, and the paradise of this portion of the State. 


One Copy One Year............. 
One Copy Six Months ...: ....... 
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Its Advertising Rates are as low asare charged by respectable journals in the County. 
: SEND FOR SPECIMEN COPY. 


SANTA BARBARA. 


Santa Barpara County. A post, ex- 
press and telegraph office. The county 
seat; is easily reached by Pacitic 
Coast steamers, sailing every five days 
from San Francisco, or by the Central 
Pacific and Southern Pacific R. R., 
from San Francisco or Los Angeles 
to Newhall, and Telegraph Stage 
thence, 78 miles. 

The town is delightfully situated in a 
smocth valley sloping from the high 
mountains o:. the north to the sunny 
beach on the south. These mountains 
effectually shut off all north winds, and 
make the town site one of the finest im- 
bs yr The effect and-contrast form- 

by these rugged barriers in the back- 
ground rising so abruptly from an ever- 
preen and fertile valley must’ be seen to 

appreciated. The climate of Santa 


Barbara is quite mild, aud is beneficial | BELL 


for invalids and persons having weak 


lungs. The pence of Santa Barbara 
consist in 


riving, horseback riding, 


ING & SON; ™ 


hunting, fishing and bathing, for the 
enjoyment of all which she affords the 
best facilities. The improvements of the 
town are very considerable. There are 
eight churches besides the old Mission, 
that was built over one hundred years 
ago. 
Agleaby A A, attorney-at-law 
ern F & T (Misses F and T Ahern), 
millinery and fancy goods 
Austin Geo B, saloon 
Austin N P, general merchandise 
Barber P J, postmaster and architect 
Bates C B, physician 
Bates Joseph, carriage and wagonmaker 
Belcher Miss H G, physician 
LL & HUNT (J 4 Bell and J L 
Hunt), boots and shc | 676 State 
Bell J A (Robert Bell & Co and Bell & 
Hunt) 
Bell Robert (Robert Bell & Co) 
ROBERT & CO (Robert and J 
A Bell), furniture, upholsterers and 
carpets, State 
Birabent J M, saloon 


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VENUE (TYLER ST.) S-F. 


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CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE 


333 GOLDEN GATE AVENL 


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| Blood J A (Knight & Blood) 

Boeseke A (Edwards & Boeseke) 

B eseke & Koeppen, C A Boeseke and C 
Koeppen). cigar mfrs 

Bond Thos B, attorney-at-law 

Boyce J J (Richards & Boyce) 

Breslauer Theo M, dry goods 
reslauer Theo M, dr 

Brown C F (Clapp & Beown) 

Canfield R B, attorney-at-law and pres 
Mission Water Co 

Carrillo A A, meat market 


Cheney Thos H, blacksmith 

Clapp & Brown (C H Clapp and CF 
Brown), saloon 

Clapp C H (Clapp & Brown) 

Clifton Henry, deputy sheriff 

Collins G N, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker and councilman 

Connolly D, tailor 

Cook & Harrison (Mrs M Cook and Mrs 
J Harrison), restaurant 

Cook Mrs M (Covk & Harrison) 

reg | Cook Mortimer, clothing and furnishing 


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goods 
Cooper A S, attorney-at-law, notary 
public and surveyor 
Covarrubias O M, livery stable 
Crane A, books, stationery and music 
Crane H G, justice of the peace 
Crooks E W, physician 
oy ty R M, attorney-at-law and notary 
public 
Dimmick W N, supt Dimmick, Sheffield 
& Knight Fruit Co 
Donnellan John, city marshal 
Fe | Doulton Josiah, court reporter 
Dunshee John, wagonmaker 
Ealand Wm (Sherman & Ealand) 
Eberle & Lowe (W H Eberle and R 
Lowe), blacksmiths 
Eherle W H (Eberle & Lowe) 
Eddleman J J, saddles and harness 
Ealdy Wm M, pres Santa Barbara County 
- National Bank 
Edmondson’ Edward, portrait painter 
& ESEKE John and 
Samuel Edwards and A Boeseke), 
hardware, tinware, pumps, agricult- 
a implements, ropes, paints, etc, 


State 
4| Edwards John (Edwards & Boeseke) and 
Mee! as Santa Barbara National 


n 
Edwards Samuel (Edwards & Boeseke) 
Emerson & Co (F N and D W Emerson), 
boots and shoes 
Emerson F N (Emerson & Co) 
Emigh H, undertaker 
‘| Ernest 8, upholsterer 
«| Fast S, general merchandise 
Fernald Chas, attorney-at-law and 
| mayor : 


Chambers E B, watchmaker and jeweler | FR. 


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Field Elwin, watchmaker and jeweler 

Finger H J, drugs and coroner 

Fisher I K, meat market 

Fluche A, clothing 

Forbush Fred, watchmaker, jeweler and 
gunsmith 

Forbush R, furnishing and undertaking 

Frede C B (Frede & Klett) 

Frede & Klett (C B Frede and L K 
Klett), barbers 

Freeman C J, physician 

Frerichs D G (Frerichs & Kolble) 

ERICHS & KOLBLE (D G Fre- 
richs and Joseph Kolble), merchant 
tailors, State 

Frisius A (A Frisius' & Co) 

FRIS. A & ©O (A Frisius and G 
Her", ster),dealers in wines and liquors, 
cor State and Cota 

Garcia M F, barber 

Garland A, general merchandise 

Garretson J M, county assessor 

Gondchild H, deputy any recorder 

GORHAM & CO (C W Gorham and 
F P and J A Hooper), lumber and 
builders’ material, Ortega 

Gorham C W (Gorham & Co) 

Goss W F M, bootmaker 

Greenlee D M (Greenlee & McPhail) 

Greenlee & McPhail (D M Greenlee and 
A F McPhail), livery stable and horse- 
car line 

Guild ——, physician 

Guinand B, watchmaker and jeweler 

Gutierrez B, drugs 

Gutierrez F N, city clerk and searcher 
of reco 

Haberlitz A, bakery 

Hails Richard, merchant 

Hall E B (Hall & Requa) 

Hall & Requa(E B Halland J L Requa), 
attorneys-at-law 

Hall W D, livery stable 

Hamer J C, councilman 

Hamer Mrs M F, millinery and fancy 
goods 

Hanauer M, clothing 

Harrison Mrs J (Cook & Harrison) 

Hart J V, merchant tailor 

Hatch D P, superior judge 

Hayman A, supt county hospital 

Hayward Mrs A M (Hayward & Ken- 


ney) 
Hayward E J (Hayward & Muzzall) 
Hayward & Kenney (Mrs A M Hayward 
and Mrs S J Renoey) millinery 
Beeeere & Muzzall (E J Hayward and 
W Muzzall), photographers 
Heblethwaite & Paddock ( P Heble- 
thwaite and Chas Paddock), candy 
factory 
Heblethwaite W P (Heblethwaite & 
Paddock) 
Helmer Geo (Helmer & Silva) 


On,, 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 


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Helmer & Silva (Geo Helmer and A Sil- 
va), bar 

Hernster G (Frisius & Co) 

Herrick E A, produce, feed and flour 

Hoilister Col W W, pres First National 


Bauk 

Hubbell DeWitt, editor “Independent” 

Hubel John, saloon ; 

Hunt C C (C C Hunt & Co) 

HUNT C C & CO (CC and W LHunt), 
groceries, provisions, crockery, etc, 
cor State and Ortega 

Hunt Chas L (KR O Hunt & Son) 

Hunt J L (Bell & Hunt) 

Hunt R O (R O Hunt & Son) 

Hunt R O & Son(R O and Chas L Hunt), 
blacksmiths 

Hunt W L (CC Hunt & Co) 

Hunter Mrs M W, agt sewing machines 

Hurlbut H, bootmaker 

“INDEPENDENT” (semi-weekly ), 
F A Moore publisher and proprietor, 
State, (see advertisement) 

Ivision Edward, real estate 

Janssens A E, piano tuner and city 
assessor 

Janssens John J, councilman 

Johnson G N, candy factory and no- 
tions 

JOHNSON J N, proprietor Victoria 
Stables, Victoria opp Arlington 

Johnson-J T (Smith & Johnson) 

Judd F W, sign painter 

Judd W 8, agt sewing machines 

Kaeding Otto, liquors 

Kellogg F L, atty-at-law and deputy 
county clerk 

Kenney Mrs S J (Hayward & Kenney) 

Kincaid J H, distrivt-attorney — 

Kinsell W G (McGlashan & Kinsell) 

Klett L K (Frede & Klett) 

Knight & Blood (F H Knight and J A 
Blood Jr), furniture 

Knight F H (Knight & Blood) 

Knox S B P, physician 

ea age C (Boeseke & eoeppen) 

Kolble Jos (Frerichs & Kolble) 

Krieg John, saloon 

Lee D B, dentist 

Lehner Saml, meat market 

Leland Geo W, livery stable 

Lemmon L W, carriage painter 

LEVY , Wines, liquors and 
cigars, State 

tore J, groceries 

Linden J T, oyster saloon and liquors 

Logan D D, physician 

Longawa John, carriage pa.nter 

Loomis S, saddles snd harness 

Lowe R (Eberle & Lowe) 

Maguire H F, dry goods 
GUIRE JAS A, liquors and to- 

bacco, and councilman 

Maris Wm §, city tax collector 


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Martin D W, livery stable 

McGlashan C F (McGlashan & Kineell) 
2G & KINSELL (0 F Mc. 
Glashan and W G Kinsell), proprie- 
tors ‘‘Santa Barbara Press,’ and gen- 
eral job printing, State 

McNulta Thos, attorney-at-law and city 
attorney 

McPhail A F (Greenlee & McPhail) 

McPhail H A OC, books, stationery, and 


music 
McPHAIL PETER, furniture and 
bedding, cor State and Cota 
Is » watchmaker and 
jeweler, State 
Mission Water Co, R B Canfield pres 
contractor and builJer, 
and chief fire department, Ortega 
Moore A P, Santa Barbara Gas Works 
MOORE F A, insurance, publisher and 


proprietor ‘‘Independent,”’ and gen-- 


eral job 
Moore P 
articles 
Mosculine R, abalone shells 
MUNROE JAS, proprietor Occidental 
Hotel, cor State and Cota 
Muzzall H W (Hayward & Muzzall) 
Nebel Chas, carriage trimming 
Newell PN, groceries 
Nixon Thos, architect, builder, and 


laning-mill 
NOBLE 'W E, dry goods and clothing, 
State 


Noponio P, groceries 

Norcross Miss J A, agt P C 8S S Co, and 

operator W U Tel Co 

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, Jas Munroe 
proprietor, cor State and Cota 

Ord Rubert B, police judge 

Ott A (Roeder & Ott) 

Paddock Chas (Heblethwaite & Pad- 
dock) 

Parma G B, groceries 

Parma V, groceries and sal on 

Partca A, groceries 

Pend»lo John, groceries 

Perkins A O, agt W, F & Co, and stage 


t, 
PERKINS JOSEPH F, real estate 


and insurance agent, and commissioner 
of deeds for Massachusetts, New 
York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, 
and Missouri, State 

Phillips A W, constable 

Pico R, bakery 

Pierce Chas, lumber 

Raffour Mrs J, fruit and candy 

RAFFOUR 5 restaurant, cor State 
and Haley, (see advertisement) 

Rea W J, photographer 

Reed D C, road overseer 

Reed Mrs E, music teacher 

Reed John, county surveyor 


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ses J L (Hall & Requa), notary pub- 
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& BOYCE (J T Rich- 
a andJ J Boyce), attorneys-at-law, 
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Richards J T (Richards & Boyce) 

Robie —, physician 

Roeder E C (Roeder & Ott), councilman 

Roeder & Ott (E C Roeder and A Ott), 
hardware 

Rogers A C (Rogers Bros) 

Rogers Bros (A C and Herbert Rogers), 


groceries 

Rogers Herbert (Rogers Bros) 

Rosenberg T H B, restanrant 

Rossi Angilo, groceries, fruits, etc 

Rossi V, abalone work 

Ruiz A M, drugs 

Runde] Eli, agi Pacific Coast Stage Co 

Rynerson C C, groceries and feed. mill 

f BARBARA PRESS,” dail 
and weekly, McGlashan & Kinsell 
publishers and proprietors, State 

Scott Miss Ella, writing teacher 

Scriminger E M, constable 

Shaw J B, physician 

Shedd Jas A, assayer 

Sheffield E S, cashier Santa Barbara Co 
National Bank 

Sherman C E, sheriff and ex officio tax 
collector 

Sherman C E (Sherman & Ealan@) 

Sherman & Ealand(C E Sherman and 
Wm Ealand), meat market 

Sherman Geo N, deputy sheriff 

SHLUTER JACOB, saloon, State 

Silva A (Helmer & Silva) 

Smith & Johnson (N D Smith and J T 

Johnson), groceries 

Smith N D (Smith & Johnson) 

Smith R D, deputy sheriff 

Squier W B, marble worker 

Stearns John P, Stearns’ Wharf 

Stratton W C, attorney-at-law 

Streeter W R, carpenter 

Striedel M, booimaker 

Stringfield A M, photographer 

Storke C A, attorney-at-law and notary 

public 


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Sumner Isaac, livery stable 

Summers EJ, stationery and fancy goods 

Swift Jas H, hotel 

Thomas B F, attorney-at-law 

Thompson Carl, saloon 

be 5 CA, atty-at-law and notary 
public 

Thompson D W, mgr Arlington Hotel 

Thurmond G E, supt schvols (en mdse 
Carpenteria) ; 

Thuss Thos H, barber 

Uren Rev T'S, clergyman (Methodist) 

Vaides R, restaurant 

Van Winkle H M, dentist 

VICTORIA STABLES, JN Johnson 
proprietor, Victoria opp Arlington, 
(see advertisement) 

Walcott John, groceries and crockery 

Warn & Co (Trace L and Frank Warn), 
liquors 

Warn Frank (Warn & Co) 

Warn Trace L (Warn & Co) 

Warren I C, blacksmith and wagonma- 
ker 

Wharton Thos, boots and shoes 

Wheaton W H, lodgings 

WILLIAMS A B, county clerk, re- 
corder and ex-officio auditor, Court 
House ; 

Williams H, restaurant 

Wilson J E, gunsmith 

Winchester R, physician 

Wood F A, physician 

Woodbridge W H, real estate, insur- 
ance ant notary public 

Wright A V, road overseer 

Wright Paul R, attorney-at-law 

Yates LG, dentist 

Yndart W, county treasurer ne 

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SANTA BARBARA, CAL. 


STABLES, 


J. N. JOHNSON, Prop’r. 
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Of Every Description, Double and Single. 


SADDLE HORSES, ETC. 


HORSES Bought and Sold. 


Victoria Street, opposite Arlington, 
Santa Barbara, Cal. 


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SANTA CLARA. 


Santa Ciara County. A post, express 
and telegraph office. It is a pretty lit- 
tle town, situated about 4 miles trom 
San Jose, boasting two weekly papers, 
two colleges—the University of the 
Pacific (Methodist) and the Santa 
Clara (Catholic). It has railroad com- 
munication by two distinct lines. 


Allen Mrs A E, varieties 

Allen A L, dressmaker 

Bacigalupi Angelo, grocer 

Bacigalupi Antone, grocer 

Battelle G E, watches ani jewelry 

Bank of Santa Clara County, James P 
Pierce pres, H M Leonard vice-pres 
and manager, C C Hayward cashier 

‘Benson Rev H C, clergyman (Meth- 
odist) 

BERGEN D & CO (J B O’Brien), dry 

oods and clothing 

Billings J M, postmaster 

Bossert Chas, bakery 

Brackett C T, carriage painting 

Bradbury E C, blacksmith 

Brown Rev Samuel, clergyman (Meth- 
odist) 

Brundage J T, general blacksmithing 

Buck Rev M D, clergyman (Methodist) 

Burke E E, constable 

Cleneay F W, justice of the peace and 
notary public 

Cook John, livery and feed stable 

Davies E H, machine shop 

Delmar Theo, saloon 

Dibble J H & Son (J H and Geol Dib- 
ble), stoves and tinware 

Dickson John, wagonmaker and black- 
smith 

Dinegan J H, tailor 

Donovan R B, meat market 

xy CG, constable 
Duncan Louis, gen mdse 
Eberhard J, tannery 


Farmer Fred E, feed and grain, town | PINASCO 


marshal and notary public 


rbara Independen 


(SEMI-WEEKLY ) 


F, A. MOORE, Publisher and Proprietor 


Having the Largest Circulation of any Weekly 
Paper in this Section of the Country. 


Santa Barbara, Cal. 


Fatjo Ant, general merchandise 

Fitzpatrick & Brady (Jas Fitzpatrick 
and D Brady), saloon 

Ford A B, meat market 

Gardiner H, druggist 

Goldbach J K, saloon and lodgings 

Gosbey J F, boots and shoes 

Green CS, agt SPRR 

Habich Aug, groceries 

Haight J E, saloon 

Ham R K, livery 

Hammond W, carriage painting 

Hart I (L Lion & Co) 

HI boots and shoes, custom 
work a specialty 

Horner J ©, general blacksmithing 


8 G ©, real estate, insurance 
agent and notary public 
Joiner W, bouts and shoes 
Kingsbury W B, dentist 
Knowles J, varieties 
Laederich J N, meat market 
Lamory E, general merchandise 
Louck Geo, brewery 
Lion L & Co (L Lion and L Hart), dry 


goods 

Madan & Myers (A Madan and M My- 
ers), hardware, paints, etc 

Madden Miss Ella, dressmaking and mil- 
linery 

Marsh A, windmill mfr 

Menzel Robert, stoves and tinware 

Michael John, saloon 

Mills L R, seltzer water 

Morrison S, agt San Jose Water Co and 
San Jose Gas Co 

Moulin J B, candy and cigars 

Mace John, publisher ‘Santa Clara 
Journal,” agt W, F & Co and mgr W 
U Tel Co 

Orberdeener M, dru tds 

Pacific Mfg Co, T y hannon supt, cof- 
fins, lumber, etc 

Pacific Universit 

Patterson W T, house and sign painter 

REV J, president Santa 

Clara College 


je Te 
No. 6 Pest street, mua Srancisces” 


CONKLIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST., S. F. 


CALVIN: NUTTING & SON, “**SSes‘Ssie' wtteee tae Peemeiee. 


CONKLIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST., S. F: 


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8 California—Sania Clara—Santa Cruz. 851 
a Riley Thos, bakery Schuler Chas, saloon 
Ruh Adam, saloon Seifert Geo W, physician ; 
@| St Palais R, meat market Shannon T J, supt Pacific Mfg Co 
Salberg F O, saloon and restaurant Smead F M, undertaker 
8 Santa Clara Brewery, Geo Lauck propr | Talbot D J, furniture and undertaking 


Santa Clara City Flouring Mills Co, J | Turney C B, bakery 


= C Black pres Furth Samuel, saloon 
ore A COLLEGE, Rev J| Waish & Merrill (P J Walsh and A 
Pinasco president Merrill), saloon 
“SANTA CLARA MESSENGER,” | Wanderer H, saloon 
H G Wrizht publisher (see adv) Warburton H H, poysotan 
Sargent Jas, agtS PCRR Werner C W, barber 
Saxe A W, physician Widney J, general merchandise 
Schnidlin Fred, machinist Withrow A A, harness and saddles. 
SCHNEICKERT H, saddles, harness,| WRIGHT H G, publisher ‘Santa 
robes, brushes, etc, Franklin Clara Messenger’”’ (see adv) 


Banta Clara Messenger. 


The MESSENGER is published in Santa Clara, a town of 2,416 inhab- 
itants. The MESSENGER has three times the Circulation of any other 
paper circulated in this place or vicinity. Parties desiring to solicit the 
patronage of the people of the above place, will do well to advertise in its 


“ADN10d 30 WHO LSIIdWIS  LSALYOHS FHL SH LI “Oo SONVUNSNI NNS Jil Wl INAS 


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3) columns. H. G. WRIGHT, Publisher. 
(+>) ; 
| Santa Clara, Santa Clara Co., Cal. 
Bartlett S A, supervisor 
oS SANTA CRUZ. Bassett C W, act SCR R 
Santa Cruz County. Bausch Henry, brewery 
Aborn Mrs M L, dressmaking BAVARIA SALOON, Otto Diesing 
Adams Rev, Catholic clergyman proprietor, Pacitic ave 
.| AIC C, proprietor California | Becker Fred, barber 
fan] Art Gallery, Pacific ave Bell W A, photographer 
=) Aldrich D M, supervisor BENEDICT N, proprietor Santa Cruz 
Allap J D, groceries House, Front 
Amner Thos, machinist and foundry Bernheim C H (J Bernheim & Co) 
Anderson C L, physician BERNHEIM'S HALL, J Bernheim & 
Andreasen P, tailor Co proprietors, Pacific ave 
oe Angatein Henry, barber Bernheim J (J Bernheim & Co) 
Armstrong Thos, saloon BERNHEIM J & CO (J, R and C H 
Aston Frank, assessor Bernheim), general merchandise, and 
Aston P H (Aston & Reynolds) proprietors Bernheim’s Hall, Pacific 
ASTON & REYNOLDS (PH Aston| ave 
and Jas A Reynolds), meat market, | Bernheim R (J Bernheim & Co) 
e| _ Lrcust Bias W H, city clerk, and real estate 
=§| AUSTIN ELBERT, president Bank | Bird S, bootmaker 
=~ of Santa Cruz County, Pacific ave Birkenseer Geo, bill poster 
= Austin L B, groceries Bliss F W, dentist 
pay | Bailey F E, physician Bolton A E, attorney-at-law and notary ! 
| Bailey J H, operator W U Tel Co public 
Bailey S H, watches, jewelry, etc Bowman Edward, carriage mfr 
Baldwin A, hootinaker Bowman Geo, stoves, tinware and hard- 
BANK OF SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, |_ ware 
Eibert Austin president, E-J Cox | Bradley O I, blacksmith 
| cashier, Pacific ave Brazer J, books, stationery, and post- 
Baricri Mra Z (J B Hickman & Co) master 
Barnet S, clothing * ' Briody E, saloon 


ITE BROS., 13 4 15 Main and 144 16 
F. Counter Teps, Newel Pests, Balusters. 


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H. WACHHORST, Jeweler, 315 J Street, Sacramento, Sign of the Town Cisck 


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852 California—Santa Cruz. 
Fitch AH & Co (A H andC A Fitch), 
Burke attorney-at-law meat maris:+ 
Burns W F, ries Fitzgibbons M, rueav market 


Butterfield C H, groceries and provisions | Flagg D S, marble worker 
LIFORNIA ABT GALLER 


, C | Foster E, blacksmith 
Aichbery proprietor, Pacific ave Fox Geo P, sign painter 
Cappelmann OC, liquors Gadsby B C, paints, oils and ornamen- 
Carro A, bootmaker tal sign tin, 
Chase Miss Hattie, operator Bay Coast | Garrett E (Wilfiamson & Garrett) 
Tel Co G HOTEL, J P Krieg pro- 


Chace J D, meat market, and mayor 
Christal J H, drugs 

Clark H A, marble worker 

Clark 8 N, constable 

Cohen A, cigar mfr 

Cohen E, cigars and tobacco 

Conant R, attorney-at-law 

Cope Jesse, clothing and furnishing 


rietor, cor Vine and Locust 

GINOCCHIO L, French and California 
wines, Mission 

Goldaby & Jeter (Z M Goldsby and W 
T Jeter), attorneys-at-law 

Goodwin & Martin (A A Goodwin and 
C C Martin), livery stable 

Gordon O L, dentist 

Gosliner S, tailor 

Green J §, capitalist 

Groome T B, saloon 

GROVER & CO (J L,S F and D W 
Grover), lumber and planing mills, 
foot Pacific ave 

Grover D W (Grover & Co) 

Grover J L (Grover & Co) 

Grover S F (Grover & Co) 


OF °LS T1VAOU., Pus 


goods 
Cope W T, hardware and agricultural 
implements 
ef ITEM,” A A Taylor edi- 
ter and proprietor, Pacific ave 
COX E J, cashier Bank of Santa Cruz 
County, Pacific ave 
Cristofanini Ant, liquors 
Culverwell E A, dress and cloakmaker 
Currier R F, plumber 
TIS L, justice of peace and ex 
officio police judge, Front 
Dakan Elmer, sheriff 
Daniel L A, Transfer Express Co 
Davenport J P, justice of peace 
Davis C W, carpenter 
Dennett W, minister 
Devoll PH, sewing machines 
DeWolfe Mrs E A, stationery and fancy 


oods 
DIESING OTTO, proprictor Bavaria 
Saloon, and agent Sonoma Wine and 
Bavaria Brewery, Pacific ave 
Doltz Louis, nursery 
Drennan §, real estate and insurance vie 
d 


Buckley Mrs M, lodgings Fischer A, tannery 
Bueb L, saloon 


Hanlin Chas L, boots and shoes 

Handley Miss Katie, millinery and 
dressmaking 

Harris Mrs S, hotel 

Hastings Geo, music and jewelry 

Hathaway W C, barber 

Haug Chris, saloon 

Heath & Byrne (C H Heath and C B 
Byrne), stoves, tinware and hardware 

Heitman Henry, tailor 

Heyler C J, boots and shoes 

Hickman J B & Co (J B Hickman and 
Z Barieri), restaurant 


‘SEANIHOVA DNIAGS «*" 


Hicks A S, harness and saddles 
HIHN F A, real cstate dealer and pro- 
prietor Santa Cruz Water Works, 


G, attorney-at-law and 


Fellers Lorenzo, clergyman (Methodist) 
Hf notary public, Pacific ave 


Field & Son (S W and F F Field), gen- 
eral merchandise Kelly Jerry, saloon 
Finkeldey W, groceries Kinsley Martin, supervisor 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, “Werk! sur‘anin'strece tan Franctsce: 


. 
Duke W H, supt Santa Cruz Water office Park 2 
Dwyre W, councilman Hinds Alfred, real estate, insurance and 

Dymott J, bootmaker news depot Fe 
OBERT, teller Bank of | Hinds P R, city treasurer and collector | 6&8 
Santa Cruz County, Pacific ave HOBBS W H, books, stationery and HA 
Effey W, watches, jewelry, and sewing | toys, mosses and shells, superinten- we 
machines dent of schools, Pacific ave eq 
Ely F W, furniture Hoffmann C, real estate, insurance and qF 
England W P, machinist and gunsmith | _supt Pacific ave S R R oy J 
Fagen P B, physician Hoffmann T J, ast SPCRR aa 
Fargo L L, clerk Pacific Ocean House, | Horstman & Co(C W Horstman and H Bs 
and agt Pescadero and San Mateo} C Veatch), liquors and cigars F} 
Stage Line HugJ J, drugs "= 
Farnham E G. feed stable Hunter W T, blacksmith Hy 

Fay P & Co (P Fay), drugs Husson Frank, fruit and varieties 5 
Felker Wm, andertaker Jarvis G M, ries 


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G4 Neary Misses (M and K Neary), millin- 


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Kirby RO, tanner 

Knight Benjamin, Jr, physician 

Kober F, bootmaker 

Koehn F, brewery 

Kooser Mrs B P, millinery and fancy 


J P, proprietor Germania Ho- 
tel, cor Vine and Locust 
Kron H, tannery 
Kunitz E, soap and gluemaker 
Lake Geo P, wagonmaker 
Langenbeck John F, bootmaker 
Legassick John, bootmaker 
Lenhart J L, calhinetmaker 
Leonard M, liquors 
i, attorney-at-law and 
notary public, Pacific ave 
Levy Chas S & Co (Chas S Levy), fur- 
nishing goods 
Lincoln Chas, livery and feed stable 
Lindner E, bootmaker 
Lindsey D M, wagonmaker 
Litchfield W R, cabinetmaker 
Littlefield C L, Express Co 
Lloyd W O, musician 
Lloyd Mrs W O, shirt-maker 
Logan J H, superior judge 
Longley Otis painter 
Luce —, junk dealer 
Lukens FE, wagonmaker 
Lukes L, propr Bay View Flouring 
Mills 
Lynam W E, boots and shoes 
aKinney H E, county clerk, auditor 
and recorder 
Manor J H, groceries 
Manson N, hotel 
Martin W H, foundry 
Mathews T V, deputy county clerk and 
court commissioner 
McCann F J, attorney-at-law 
McCann W, attorney-at-law 
McMahan J B, physician 
McMenomy J J, liquors 
McPHERSON & WALDRON (D Mc- 
Pherson and C W Waldron), proprie- 
tors Santa Cruz ‘Sentinel’ 
Merrill J M (Merrill & Wright) 
Merrill & Wright (J M Merrill and H 
F Wright), liquors 
Meyer John, saloon 
RICK & CO (H Meyrick), real 
estate and insurance, Pacitic ave 
Meyrick H (Meyrick & (Vo) 
Mitchell Geo, saloon 
Morgan F E, physician 
Morris Mrs Ella M, photographer 


frames 


ery 

Neary P, groceries 
Nixon RS, barber 
Nolan Mrs E, restaurant 


Morriss S I, upholstering and picture 


veeael H, dry goods and furnishing 
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OLIVE GEORGE, lumber dealer, foot 


Pacific ave 

Ortiz L, carriage painter 

Pacific Avenue S R R, C Hoffmann supt 

PACIFIC OCEAN HOUSE, E J Switt 

roprietor, Pacific ave, (see adv) 

Palmtag William, saloon 

Patterson J R, constable 

Peck N T, constable 

Peterson Miss Ada, dress nakin 

Peterson A M, harness and sadiies 

Pierruyue Jos, groceries 

Pinani & Bro (J and F Pinani), hotel 

Place G W, dry goods and notions 

Pope Mrs A, hotel 

Porter Miss H R, dressmaking and hair 
work 

Pratschner F, liquors 

Proctor F C, clothing 

Pundt Peter, saloon 

Randall H, boots and shoes 

Keardun Miss Mary, dress and cloak 
making 

Recht F, sign Ber ba 

Reiderman J H, clergyman (Methodist) 

Reynolds Jas A (Aston & Reynolds) 

Rhodes W H, gunsmith ’ 

Rose A G & Co (A G Rose and M W 
Whittle), fruits and groceries 

Sazar G H, agt Pacific Coast Steamship 


Co 
Santa Cruz Feed-mill, Jas F Simpson 
propr 
Santa Cruz Gas Co, D Tuthill supt 
SANTA CRUZ HOUSE, N Benedict 


roprietor, Front 

“SANTA CRUZ SENTINEL,” Mc. 
Pherson & Waldron proprietors, cor 
Pacitic ave and Locust 

SANTA CRUZ WATER WORKS, 
Ff A Hihn proprietor, office Park 

Sarmanto Manoel, saloon 

Schlobohm H, lodgings 

Schwartz L, counci!man 

Scott F D, groceries 

Scott & Jones (J W Scott and A Jones), 
proprs City Stables 

Scott J W (S ott & Jones), councilman 

Silva Frank, barber 

Shapene Jas F, propr Santa Cruz Feed- 
mil 

Skirm Jos H, attorney-at-law 

SPALSBURY E, justice of peace, cor 
Pacific ave and Locust 

Staffler Geo, furniture and undertaker 

Steinmetz Chas, county treasurer 

Stephens W L, minister 

Stern Henry, bakery 

Stewart Jos, cigars and tobacco 

Storey W D, district attorney 

Story & Jordan (—— Story and S Jor- 
dan), lumber 


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Struckmeir L F, merchant tailor 
Sutphen C T, attorney-at-law 
Swan L, behery 

Swanton A P, livery stable 


Sweeny T A, barbec 

SWIFT EJ, proprietor Pacific Ocean 
House, Pacific ave, (se: adv) 

SYLVAR JACKSON, proprietor Syl- 
var's Wine Rooms and Oyster House, 
Pucific ave 

SYLVAR'S WINE ROOMS AND 
OYSTER HOUSE, Jackson Sylvar 
proprietor, Vacitic ave 

Taintor S J, chief of police 

Tait J A, plumber 

Tanner J G, druggist 

TAYLOR A A, editor and proprietor 
“Courier Item,” and general job 
printing, Pacific ave 

Terry H M, grain and flour dealer 

Thomas J W, minister 

THOMPSON RICHARD, agent Wells, 
Fargo & Co, and notary public, Pacific 
ave 

Thurber I L, contractor 

Tierney Thos, plasterer 

Tilden P E, blacksmith 

Tilden Mrs P E, dressmaking 

Trefry S K, livery stable 

Tscheinen Mrs C, dressmaking 

Tuthill D, supt Santa Cruz Gas Co 

Van Alstine G W, candy mfr 

Vaux E P, physician 

Walker Thos, constable 


Wanzer H, surveyor 

Waterman W F W, blacksmith and 
wagonmaker 

Weber Mrs C, dressmaker 

Weber H, saloon 

Werner C F, saloon 

Werner John, harness and saddles 

Wheeler T' A, agt.sewiny machines 

Wilkin & Co (Mra M T Wilkin and Mrs 


M E Jones), news ye Wins 
ns pro- 


WILKINS HOUSE, 
Wilkins Mra M T (Wilkins & Co) 


prietor, Pacific ave 
8 PV, proprietor Wilkins 

House, Pacific ave, (see adv) 

Willett Rev M, clergyman 

Willey Henry, hardware, paints, oils 
and glass 

Williams R, horseshoer 

WILLIAMSON & GARRETT (J 
Williamson and E H (Garrett), grocer- 
ies, Pacific ave 

Williamson H T, barber 

Williamson J (Williamson & Garrett) 

Wilson David, clothing and furnishing 

oods 

Witney C, P ysician 

Wright T W, county surveyor 

Young E E, fish and poultry 

Young M, candy mfr and confectioner 

Young W P, meat market and chief en- 
gineer fire department 

Younger Chas B, attorney-at-law 

Zaro Bros (M Zaro), restaurant 


PACIFIC OCEAN HOUSE 


SANTA CRUZ, 


CALIFORNIA. 


E. J. SWIFT, Proprietor. 


STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS. 


SAMPLE ROOMS for COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS. 


RATES REASONABLE. 
PRISON CELLS. *Sess"aats scecst: wo. CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


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‘@anta Cruz House, 


SANTA CRUZ, CAL. 
N. BENEDICT Proprietor. 


The Cheapest House in the City for the Money. This House is situated on the Aa 
Plaza, opposite the terminus of the Street Railroac, and in the 
centre of business. 


Rates $1.00 to $1.50 per Day, according to Room. 


THE WILKINS HOUSE|® 


SANTA CRUZ, OAL. 


The Best Hotel inthe City. First-Class in all Respects. 
Located on Pacific Avenue, one block from the Telegraph, Express and P, O. 


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Having been recently enlarged and refitted, affording superior accommodations to Families and 
Tourists. All rooms light and sunny, in both suite and single. Spacious grounds connected with 
the Hotel containing swings and croquet grounds. Street cars pass the door every ten minutes for 
the beach. Rates as Low as any other First-Class House. 

Special Rates made with Families. Carriages in attendance at all trains and steamers to convey 
passengers to the Hotel Free of Charge. 


P. V. WILKINS, Proprietor. 
SANTA MARGARITA. WARD SAMPSON L, teacher Santa 


Maria Schvol 
Marin County. Post-office San Rafael. | Warnock Wm J, farmer 
Woodson M C, horticulturist and apia- 
rist 


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BAIN J 
Crooke Rev, Father Orphan Asylum 
De Valen W H, supt Patent Brick Yard 


MORAN P, calecn SANTA MARIA. 


Timony A, saloon Santa Barsara County. A post-of- 
fice, on the San Luis Obispo and 


SANTA MARIA. Santa Maria Valley R. R., 314 miles 


° from San Luis Obispo. Population 
San Dreco County. Post-office Bal-| 150. 
lena; 38 miles by stage from San Diego. | ay.) Henry, harness and saddles 


| Atkinson Henry, farmer and apiarist Adams John (Popp, McNeil & Adams) 
Barnett Melancton, apiarist Adams W L, general merchandise 
Brewer W G, farmer Amos J D, agt PC Railway 
Campbell Robert, apiarist th Sage ootmaker : 
Casner F M, farmer Bell B F, hardware, stoves and tinware 
Clevenger John, farmer BRAUN ROBERT, blacksmith 
Earl Frederick, farmer Bryant ET (Goodwin & Bryant) 
Etcheverry Don Bernardo, stock raiser | Cleneay F W, justice of the peace 
Everett Joseph, farmer Cook R D, livery stable 
Fessenden Chas P, musician COOPER J H, attorney-nt-law 
Hancock John, farmer Crusby Bros (J A and A B Crosby), hotel 
Hatfield Abraham, farmer and apiarist | DELMONICO HOTEL, M Mullee pro- 
Love Jerome W, farmer prietur, Main 
McIntosh Daniel, farmer and stock | Fleisher M (Kreidel & Fleisher) 

raiser GOODWIN & BRYANT (Jas F Good- 

Metherell Hearts farmer and apiarist win and E T Bryant), general mer- 
Stone Seburn, farmer chandise 


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Goodwin Jas F (Goodwin & Bryant), 


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postmaster e climate is very fine and 
Graves Hugh a mga ‘the country are It has a 
Harris H H, barber population of 500, and is in a prosper- 


Hart R, blacksmith and wagonmaker ous condition. 
Hecht David, varieties 
Hecht D & Co, a goods and clothing 
= Rev H, clergyman (Meth- 
ia 
Jones T & Son (T and S J Jones), 
stoves, hardware and tinware 
BROS (J and S Kaiser), gon- 
eral merchandise 
Kaiser J (Kaiser Bros) 
Kaiser S (Kaiser Bros) : 
KALLMEYER §, apothecary and 


chemist 


Ketcham D H, physician 
KREIDEL & PLEISHER (8 Kreidel 


and M Fleisher), general merchandise 
and agents Wells, Fargo & Co 
Kreidel S (Kreidel & Fleisher) 
Laird J, constable 
Lierly W, livery stable 
Livingstone H D, physician 
McNeil Archie (Popp, McNeil & Ad- 


Bassett Albert, liquors and fruits 
Bohme Geo, stoves and tinware 
BOYCE 4 B, attorney-at-law, justice 
of the peace, notary public, insurance 
agent and postmaster 
Bright & Eckert, saloon 
Brousseau Miss Kate, teacher 
Butts Geo T, bakery and saloon 
Central House, E D Suits, propr 
EK, agent Wells, Fargo & Co 
groceries, stationery, 


books, etc 
Collins Mra Kate, pases: 
Cool W, minister (Methodist) 


Cushing OF agt LA & IRR and 
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Donald J, Santa Monica Land Co 


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Gaddy M R, livery stable 

GIROUX H & BRO (H and L G 
Giroux), groceries and liquors 

Greene James, bakery and groceries 

Hodgson J H (Scott & Hodgson) 

Huie J M, blacksmith 

Jackson Wm, meat market 

Jefferies J P, physician 

Johnson J S, meat market 

Lucas James, farmer 

Morgan John C, attorney-at-law 

Mountain John, saloon 

Perry Franklin, barber 

Rapp William, liquors 

Rogers Geo I, constable and collector 

Sadlier Frank A, saloon 

ADO & GARCIA, (J Salgado 

and E Garcia), saloon 

coer J (Salgado & Garcia), hair- 


resser 
SANTA MONICA HOTEL, Scott & 
Hodyson proprietors, (see advertise- 
ment) 
Santa Monica Bath House, MrsG Wal- 
ler propr 
Santa Monica Land Co, John Donald 
SCOTT & HODGSON (J W Scott and 
J H Hodgson), proprietors Santa Mon- 
ica Hote 
Scott J W (Scott & Hodgson) 
Seaman W W, teacher 
Suits E D, hotel 
Tell W, liquors, fruits and livery stable 
Thompson W, minister (Presbyterian) 
me ell C C, restaurant and boatdin B- 
ouse 


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Miller J S, physician 
it proprietor Delmonico 


Hotel, Main 

Newman F, harness and saddles 

Popp Geo (Popp, McNeil & Adams) 

POPP, M & ADAMS (George 
Popp, Archie McNeil and John Ad- 
ams), proprietors Santa Maria Flour- 
ing Mills 

Rule W H, fruits and confectionery 

Sansom A, constable 

SANTA MARIA FLOURING MILL 
CO, Popp, McNeil & Adams proprie- 
tors 

Santa Maria Lumber Yard, Geo Smith 
manager 

SCHUSTER A C, wagonmaker 

Sedgwick Chas, meat market 

Sedgwick Geo E, hotel 

Simmons E M, physician 

SMITH JOHN. saloon and restaurant 

‘squires W W, constable 

Thornburg M, justice of the peace, no- 
tary public and real estate 

Utley L meat mark et 

Utley & Morris (Miss F Utley and L 
Morris), millmery and dressmaking 

Vincent Mrs J M, confectionery 

RB, tinware, plumbing and 

general jobbing 


SANTA MONICA. 


Los ANGELEs County. A post, express 
f and telegraph office. It is a resort for 
tourists and pleasure-seekers, on the} Vawter W D & EJ (W DandEJ Vaw- 
ocean beach, 15 miles from Los An-! ter}, general merchandise 


PRISON CELLS, "“ese‘uts Strese. wo” CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


wane. 315 J St., Sacramento, Cal. 


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Teachers’ Residence. Band 7, Contemplated Arditions. 1 12, 
Old Mission Church. ? 8. Scientitic Departments 138. 
. M «sion Cross, . Literary and Commercial Department, | 14, 
Students’ Chapel. 10. Clothes-room. } 15. 
Exhibition Hall. | 11, Infirmary. 18, 


Santa Clara 
Santa Clara, Ca 


This Institution was founded in 1851, and in 1852 was incorporated 
buildings, with extensive shady play-grounds, covered gymnasiums, swimmi 
Apparatus, and valuable collections of Mineralogy and Geology. It has, als 
Photography and Commercial Business, For the latter a new building 186x40 h 
: Diplomas are given in two departments—the Classical and Scientific—and Certificates in the Commercial cou 

—- FBR MSs: 
Matriculation Fee, to be paid but once rien dante iroreniaieeinnny i ~ 
Board, Lodging, Tuition in al) branches, Washing and Mending of Linen, School 
Baths, etc., per session of ten months 
Descriptive Catalogue of the College may be had free on application. 


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fditions, Library. Machine Shop. 


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cial Department, | 14, Steam Laundry. | . Vineyard. 
| Waterworks. | 20, Garden and fish pond, 
Bakery, Tailov's « » Tailor’s and Shoemaker’s Shop. Front park, 


lara College, 


lara, California. 


)2 was incorporated with the privilege of a University. It oreupies six large 
yymnasiums, swimming pond, ete, It possesses a most complete Philosophical 

eology. It has, also, practical schools of Assaying, Surveying, Telegraphy, 
ew building 186x40 has just been finished, that leaves nothing to be desired. 


tificates in the Commercial course. 


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le Semi-Annually in Advance :; ® 


Attendance and Medicine, 


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SANTA PAULA. 


Ventura County. A post-office. The 
oung and thriving village of Santa 
aula is located 15 miles east of San 

Buenaventura and 30 miles from New- 

hall, on the Southern Pacitic R. R. 

The town is situatvd on the north 
side of the Santa Clara Valley ner the 
*junction of the Santa Paula, a_bevuti- 
ful mountain stream, that empties into 
the Santa Clara River. 

The town has a fine Methodist Church, 
water works, fruit dryer, and the Far- 
nor Canal and Water Company’s Ditch 
pass through the place. 

Being in the centre of the semi-tropic 
orange belt of Ventura County, and 
near the extensive oil wells of the Ex 
Mission, Oil Center and Herculanium, it 
is shortly destined to be one of the most 
thriving business towns in Southern 
California. Oranges, lemons, apricots, 
peaches, apples, and all the semi-tropic 
and other fruits flourish abundantly, 
while the lands in the vicinity of the 
town are remarkably productive of corn, 
barley, wheat, beans and all kinds of 
vegetables, Lands are worth from $50 
to $200 per acre. Population 450. 


BAKER C N, Santa Paula Hotel 


SIM, THE TAILOR, 724. Market and 203 Montgome 


JOE PO 


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California—Santa Monica-Santa Paula. 


Santa Monica Hotell 


SANTA MONICA, CAL. 


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A Summer and Winter Resort on the sea-cuast, 17 miles from 
60 Bath Houses on the Beach in front of Hotel, 
with hot and cold salt and fresh water. 


COMPARATIVE TABLE OF TEMPERATURE. 


SON, Proprietors. 


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Santa Barbara... .......ecceee cece 
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‘Ireland Eugene, contractor and builder 


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sstraleastecgs traeene ney 52 58 36°. 36’ 


Blanchard & Bradley, flour-mill, stock 
raiser and fruitgrower 

Brown W, blacksmith 

Boor E, teacher 

Berry Mrs I O, dressmaker 

Butcher Mrs Annis, dressmaker 

Coffman Ike, constable 

Coffman Martin, vegetables and fruit 

Cohm M, general merchandise 

Corey John G, apiarist and commission 
merchant 

Crandall A, wagonmaker 

Easley Warham, nurseryman 

Faddies Miss M, teacher 

FORBES B 0, postmaster and agent 
Wells, Fargo & Co and general mer- 
chandise, (see adv) 

Golding Thos, carpenter 

Gordon W A, liquors 

Granger Miss C, dressmaker 

Gray Alex, fruit grower and florist 

Gruwall O P, boots and shoes 

GUIBERSON IDELL, groceries avd 
provisions 

Guiberson Rev S B, clergyman (Meth- 
odist) 

GUIBERSON § P, physician and drug- 


xist, justice of the peace and notary 


public 
Hector Z, blacksmith 


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Lawton C H, clergyman 

Peralto Julio, butcher 

Ranson E, carpenter 

Scott John, dry goods 

Sewell G G, dairyman and cheesemaker 
Skinner L, general merchandise 

Tanner Gilbert, expressman 


| McMillan P, livery stable 


Tenney C M, cabinetmaker 


‘| Varner C L, miiler 


Warring I H, book-keeper and account- 
ant 
Wilkerson S, blacksmith 


B. 0. FORBES, 
SANTA PAULA.........  cseeee CALIFORNIA 
Keeps a general assortment of 


Groceries & Provisions 
Cutlery, Stationery, Etc. 


Also, a splendid stock of TOBACCO and CIGARS 
constantly on hand 


AT THE PO )'".O¥ FICE.) 


SANTA ki... 


MonTErREy County. A post-office, on 
a stage road, 3 miles from Salinas. 


Archer S M, physician and surgeon 

Brandt Joseph, saloon 

Castro M A, liquors 

Elliott W W, painter 

Hubbard P G, blacksmith 

IRVINE SAMUEL, groceries and 
postmaster; 

Sota R M F, attorney-at-law 


SANTA ROSA. 


Sonoma County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, situated on the north 
side of Santa Rosa Creek, and about 
2 miles from the foothills. Population 
about 5,000. 
it is the county seat, and was laid out 

as a town by F. G. H.uman, Julio Car- 

rillo and their associates in 1852. Tothe 
south, west and north lie the splendid 
valleys of Petaluma, Santa Rosa and 

Russian River, unexcelled for product- 

iveness in the State, and filled with a 

prosperous el age The climate is 

mild and equable, and the soil produces 

crops every year—the dry seasons being 

the best in this valley. The public 
schools have two commodious buildings, 
with a numerous corps of teachers. 

There are also two fine collegiate build- 

ings, eight churches, one foundry and 

machine shop, one first-class woolen 

mill, two tanneries, one flouring-mill, 

one planing-mill, and numerous carriage 

and smith shops. The Santa Rosa Re- 


‘publican, the Sonoma Democrat, Daily 


ALVIN NUTTING & SON, S**ies"eaim‘strece 


PUNE E TT ey ees Vay eee ee 
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Military. 


itary Seeds, Rowntinn, ste: fom eit @r¢gre 


Republican, and the Duily and Weekly 
Hqual Rights newspapers are published 
here. The plaza is one of the finest in 
the State, and the location of the city 
is unexcelled for beauty. Its main trade 
is derived from the vineyard and agri- 
cultural interests of the locality. 


Abendroth F, merchant tailor 

Acker R W, county supervisor 

Ackley H C, heeler and Wilson 
Sewing Machines 

Adams Mrs E G, dressmaker and agt 
for Domestic Patterns 

Adams Rev George, Methodist clergy- 
man 

Aiken Mat, county treasurer 

Allen Darwin C, attorney-at-law and 
notary public 

Allen Geo F, county supervisor 

Allen Henry, wagonmaker 

Allen S I (Burger & Allen) 

Allison Misses L L and M, dressmakers 

AOU W Hall 

ARMSTRONG J B, editor “Santa 
Rosa Republican,” near cor Mendo- 
cino and 5th, (see adv) 

Atkins W G, liquors 

Atterbury A, groceries 

ATTERBURY W B, cashier Santa 
Rosa Bank, Exchange 

Baker Henry (Baker & Ross) 

Baker & Ross (Henry Baker and Robert 
Ross), wagonmakers, blacksmiths and 
horseshoers 

Baker William, blacksmith 

Bane C H (Dickson & Bane) 

Bane D C, capitalist 

Baxter & Morey (T P Baxter and J W 
Morey), stoves, tin and hardware and 
agricultural implements 

Baxter T P (Baxter & Morey) 

Becker Win, blacksmith 

Benbow E M, painter 

Bertolani Bros, variety store, cigars and 
tobacco 

Bew Geo, groceries 

Bither M P, expressman 

Black Jos, mgr canned goods and dried 
fruit mfy 

Bloomington L J, tailor 

Body & Head, blacksmiths 

Bompus C H, architect, contractor and 
builder 

Bond W H, under sheriff 

Boyce J F, physician 

Breslauer B, 4 L NT Clothing House 

Brosnahan C H, painter 

Brown John, attorney-at-law and justice 
of the 

Bryant W J, grocery 

Buckland L H, harness and saddlery 

Bumbaugh C M, painter 


CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST., S..F. 


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JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 


California—Santa Rosa. 


Burckhalter Mrs A, millinery and dress- 
making 


CKHALTER J, attorney, Court 
House, 4th 
sactay ual Henne i“ nter eee 
ur; en ( jurger an 
Allen), butchers ss 
Burger C H (Bueger & Allen) 
Burnett Rev G O, clergyman (Christian 
Church) 
Burnett Mat, attorney 
W, assistant cashier Santa 
Rosa Bank, Exchange ave 
Byington H W, livery stables 
Byrnes’ Hotel, M Byrnes proprietor 
Byrnes M, hotel 
Calderwoud A, detective and deputy 
sheriff 
Caldwell F M, dentist 
Caldwell G C (McGregor & Caldwell) 
Callan Miss M, dressmaker 
Campbell J J, confectionery 


CAMPBELL J T, attorney, cor 4th 
and Mendocino 

Campbell J W, street commissioner 

Carithers D N, dry and fancy goods, 
clothing, boots and shoes, caps, gro- 
ceries, etc 

Carters Mrs, boarding-house 

Centennial Spring Bed Bottom, Geo 
Luce mfr 

Chamberlain David, capitalist 

Childers Joseph, plasterer and bricklayer 

Christal B F, blacksmith 
LARK J P, mayor, and livery stable, 
cor 2d and Main 

Cole H, dentist 

COLGAN E P (Smith & Colgan) 4th 

Connelly M W, county jailer 

Conrad Charles, restaurant and bakery 

Conway Father, clergyman (Catholic) 

Cooper W M, capitalist 

Cowen Philip, books, stationery, fancy 
goods, and crockery 

Cox Captain, capitalist 

Craine Miss Ella, millinery and dress- 
making 

Crane Mrs, glove mfr 

Crane J, vegetables and poultry 

Crane Robt, supervisor 

Creagh M, bootmaker 


CROPLEY H M (Cropley & Son), foot 
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CROPLEY & SON (Wm and H M/GARDELLA C 


Cropley), tannery, foot 6th 

CRO} LEY WM (Cropley & Son), foot 
6t 

Cruthers B, furniture, bedding, window 
shades, etc 

Davis McKinsey, restaurant 

Davis Milo S, undertaker 

Davis Mrs M, sewing school 

Davis Press, surveyor and civil engineer 


859 


DAVIS W 8, general collector, cor 4th 
and Mendocino 

Decoe Prof T C, University of Music 

Demetz Henry, fruits, vegetables, and 
confectionery 

Denman F H, county surveyor and civil 
engineer 

DE TURK I, viticultural commissioner 
of Sonoma District, and proprietor 
Santa Rosa Wine 

Dickson & Bane (J M Dickson and C H 
Bane), general dry goods, etc 

Dickson Fy M (Dickson & Bane) 

Dimick F M, clergyman (Presbyterian) 

Dinwiddie J L, sheriff and tax collector 

Doran A (Doran & Co) 

Doran & Co (A and MM Doran), variety 
bazaar 

Doran M M (Doran &<Co) 

Dout J, painter 

Duffy Thos, saloon 

Dugan P S, bootmaker 

Dunbar J W (Taylor & Dunbar) 

EAGLE HOTEL, W H Moxon pro- 
prietor, Main bet 2d and 3d 

Ehte Boot and Shoe Store, W E Healy 


“BQUAL RIGHTS WEEKLY,” W 0 
Howe editor and proprietor, 193 4th 
EUREKA HAIR PRESERVER, A 


Morgenstein manager, Occidental 
Hotel 
Farmer C C, pres Santa Rosa Mfg: Co, 
and councilman 
ET, president Santa Rosa 
Bank, and treasurer Santa Rosa Man- 
ufacturing Co, Exchange ave 
FASHION STABLE, J P Clark pro- 
prietor, cor 2d and Main 
Faulkener R D, attorney-at-law 
Fick J F, liquors 
Field M C, clergyman (Methodist) 
Finlaw Wm, Bary 
Fisher A L (Fisher & Kinslow) 
Fisher & Kinslow (A L Fisher and J F 
Kinslow), marble and granite works 
Ford & Johnson, soda works 
Ford J R, groceries 
D, druggirt and apothe- 
cary, 223 4th 
Frehe Louis, bootmaker 
FROST C W (Frost & Hillis), 197 4th 
FROST & HILLIS (C W Frost and J 
A Hillis), real estate agents, 197 4th 
L, Hotel D’Italia 
Unita, 6th near Railroad Depot 
Gardner L B, jeweler 
Germania Beer Hall, John Ronsheimer 


ropr 

Gurukate Hotel, John Haas propr 

Glenn J H, general merchandise 

Glenn J H, hay, grain and wood and 
councilman 

Glispin James (Glispin & Marvin) 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, Street's ir. Wagon stock, Cabinet Woeam ste. 


A3M0d 40 WHOI LSTIdWIS @ LSIHOHS 3HL SVH LI “OO ZONVANSNI NNS Hl Ni JUNSHl 


H. WACHHORST "wsteuiricsmst.' 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal. 


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‘Glispin & Marvin (J Glispin and W R| HOWE W_ O, editor and proprietor 


Marvin), groceries 
Goldfish B (Wise, Goldfish & Co) 
Goodwin C B, barber 


Gordon H O, shooting gallery 
GRAND EXCHANGE, Fronk Kelly 


roprietor, cor 3d and Main 


G HOTEL, William Montgom- 
ery proprietor, cor 3d and Main 
Gray J W, butcher 


Great Western Dry Goods House, Dick- 
son & Bane proprs 

Green G O, agt SF&NPRR 

Grissom Wn, constable 

Grosse Guy E, broker in real estate 

Grove Chauncy C, surveyor 

Haas John, Ciermania Hotel 

Hall Geo, reporter 

HALTINNER JACOB. Santa Rosa 
Brewery, cor 2d and Wilson 

Hardin Col J A, capitalist 

HARRINGTON A §, furniture, sec- 
ond hand and junk store, 44 Mendo- 
cino 

Harris T M, constable 

Hartford, Fireman’s Fund, Imperial, 
Northern Queen, and London insur- 
ance companies, B M Spencer agt 

Healy W EI, propr Elite Boot and Shoe 
Store ° 

Heisel Paul, bootmaker 

Heiser R (J'Mather & Co), Santa Rosa 
Flouring Mills 

Henley Barclay (Henley, Whipple & 
Oates 

Henley, Whipple & Oates (Barclay Hen- 
ley, E L Whipple and Jas W Oates), 
attorneys 

H rvey N B, blacksmith 

Hesse F W, gun and locksmith 

HIULIS IJ A (Frost & Hillis), 197 4th 

Hirth Fred, butcher 

EOAG & DAVIS (O H Hoag and WS 
Davis), general insurance, cor 4th and 
Mendocino 

HOAG OH, attorney and notary pub- 
lic, cor 4th and Mendocino 

Hodgson R, tailor 

Hodkins M W, glove mfr and furnish- 
ing goods 

Hoffer Chas, city clerk 

Hoffer F, restaurant and bakery 

Holman John, city assessor 

Holt W AS, painter 

Home Mutual Fire Insurance Co, Thos 
L Thompson mgr 

Hood George, watchmaker and jeweler 

HOPPER THOS, vice-president Santa 
Rosa Bank, Exchange ave 

Hoskins T D (Thompson & Hoskins) 

HOTEL DITALIA UNITA, © 1 
Gardella proprietor, 6th near Kailroad 
Depot 


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‘¢‘Kqual Rights” and city auctioncer, 
193 4th, (see adv) ‘ 
Ingham Andrew H, plasterer 

IX i, Moral Bros proprs (N and S Mo- 
ral), general merchandise 

Jacobs M, tailor 

Jarvis G, blacksmith 

Johnson Mrs Melville, principal Kinder- 
garten School 

Jones Rev, clergyman (Methodist) 

Johnson Geo A, attorney-at-law 

JOOST PETER, billiard saloon and 
liquors, nr R R Depot 

Jud Christian, saloon 

Keim B F, expressman 

Kelly Frank, propr Grand Exchange 

Kerr R A, bootmaker 

Keser L, Jr, harness, saddles, etc 

Kessing J B, dry goods and groceries 

Kindergarten School, Mrs Melville John- 
son principal 

Kinslow J F (Fisher & Kinslow) 

Kirsza J, barber 

Klutes’ Hall 

Knobel Tony, saloon 

Koch August, barber 

Koethen Adolph, art school 

Kopf & Muller (Wm Kopf and J Mul- 
ler), new and second-hand furniture 

Kopf Wm, cabiuetmaker 

Korbel Bros (Frank, Jo and Antoine 
Korbel), lumber 

KRONCKE HENRY, Santa 
Planiny Mills, cor Wilson & 6th 

Kurlanders J, cigars and tobacco 

Label I, cigars aud tobacco 

Lamkan Rev August, clergyman (Meth- 
odist) 

Laughlin A D, attorney, notary pnblic 
and justice of peice 

Lee Wm & Bro (Wim H and Chas Lee), 
expressmen 

Lehinan Geo, painter 

Letold J G, st ‘ves, tin and hardware 

Lewis Geo W, county assessor 

Liebman & Co, (L Liebman), dry goods 

LIVERY STABLE, J P Clark pro- 
prietor, cor 2d and Main 

Lomont A A, painter 

LOUCKS A “4 saloon, liquors and 
reading room, 43 Mendocino 

Luce Geo, mfr Centennial Spring Bed 
Bottom 

Ludwig J, lumber 

Ludwig T J, architect and builder, lum- 
ber, shingles, etc, and plumber and 
gas-fitting 

Magnolia House, H L Mullikan propr 

Mahon Rev W, clergyman (Methodist) 

Martin Misses M E and F A, millinery 
and dressmaking 

Marvin W R (Glispiv & Marvin) 

Mather J (J Mather & Co) 


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cCONNELL ° 
McConnell), 217 4th 


McCumiskey J, boots and s 

i IN. L, president 
Santa Rosa Water Works, 243 4th 

McGee J H, attorney-at-law 

McGeorge Robert, livery stable and 
mail contractor “ 

McGregor & Caldwell (F McGregor and 
G C Caldwell), blacksmithin 


Mead James A, county supervisor 

: Mead W H, constable 

Meal W W, Jr, Santa Rosa Ice Works 
Menefer James M, painter 


METCALF S W, manufacturer Met- 
calf Patent Chaise and carriage buil- 
der, cor 3d and Hinton ave 

METZGER WM, Santa Rosa Brew- 
ery, cor 2d and Wilson 

Meyer J C, tailor 

Miller Mrs, dyeing and scouring 

Miller John, wagonmaker and _ black- 
smith 

Milliken H L, hotel and feed stable 

MITCHELL J H, carriage manufac- 
tory, general blacksmithing, and feed- 
mill, cor 4th and A 
OLLER HENRY, reading room and 
liquors, 203 4th 

MONTGOMERY WM, Grand Hotel, 
cor 3d and Main 

Moral Bros (N and S Moral), gen mdse 

Moral N (Moral Bros) 

Moral S (Moral Bros) 

MORGENSTERN ALBERT, hair- 
dresser, Occidental Hotel 

Morey J W (Baxter & Morey) 

Morris W H, saloon 

Morrison Oscar, drug store 

"Morrow Jas Jr, stoves, tin, hardware, 
and pumps 

Morse E E, supervisor 

Morse J M, painter 
OXEN WM H, Eagle Hotel, Main 
bet 2d and 3d 

Muller J (Kopf & Muller) 

Muether Frank, cigar mfr 

Mutc Henry, saloon 

NAGLE EDWARD, liquors and club 
room, Exchange ave 

Nagle F G, searcher of records, convey- 
ancer, and notary public 

Neece A, p stmaster 

Newman () M, cigars and tobacco 

Neyce J H, searcher of records 

Nippert Paul M, insurance agt 


Bank, Exchange ave 
Noonan P H (Noonan & Towey) 
Noonan & Towey (P H Noonan and P 
Towey), butchers 


HARDWOOD: LUMBER. 


WHITE BRO, 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear, 
Boat Stuck, Ouk Plauk and Timber: 


weer 


L WM E (Rutledge & 
McConochie R, marble and grate yard 
oes 


McGregor Frank (McGregor & Caldwell) 


NOONAN GEO P, cashier Savings | R 


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‘Oates James W (Henley, Whipple & 
Oates) 

Occidental Market, Noonan & Towey 
roprs 

Offett J W, dry goods and notions 


O’Rear & Smith (W E O’Rear and A H 


Smith); groceries .- « .. 

O’Rear W E (O’Rear & Smith) 

OVERTON A P, president Savings 
Bank, Exchange ave . 

OVERTON JOHN P, assistant cashie: 
Savings Bank, Exchange ave 

Pacific Methodist College, Rev W A 
Finley pres, O'H. Roberta prof of lan- 
guages, Clarke W Reynolds prof of 
music ‘ 

Palace Saloon, W H Morris propr 

Palmer SG, boots and shoes 

Peck & Shorey, carpenters 

Peery T KE, groceries 

Peugh Thomas, city express 


«| Phelps C L, painter 
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, Mathieu 


Schram proprietor, 186 4t 
Pioneer Hotel, Mrs E Jobnson 
Plaza Drag Store, Oscar Morrison 
PORTER W W, attorney, cor 4th and 
Mendocino 
Post-office, A Neece postmaster 
Pressley J G, superior judge 


Prince M, auctioneer and commission 


merchant, and furniture 

PROCTOR & REYNOLDS (T J Proc- 
tor and W D Reynulds), Pacific Land 
Office, 42 Mendocino, (see adv) 

Proctor T A, agt W, F & Co 

PROCTOR T J (Proctor & Reynolds), 
42 Mendocino 

Public Library 

Quackenbush Mrs S A, furnishing goods, 
boots and shoes 

Quinlan Martin, attorney-at-law 

Rabb Miss, dressmaking 

Rankin C Y, clergyman (Methodist) 

REA T L, photographer, 3d opp Plaza 

REED J a. livery stable, cor 5th and 
Mendocino, (see adv) 

Reed W C, druggist and councilman 

REYNOLDS D (Proctor & Rey- 
nolds), 42 Mendocino 

Richardson Bros, city express 


-Ridgeway J, capitalist 


Riley A W, capitalist 

RONEY JM, importer, whe::sale and 
retail liquors, 175 4th 

Ronsheimer John, liquors 

Ross Robert (Baker & Ross) 

Royal J E, harnesa and saddlery 


UE J B, sec Santa Rosa Water 
Works, 243 4th 


RUTLEDGE & McCONNELL (Thom- 


as Rutledge and W E > McConnell), 
attorneys, 217 4th 


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Sacry DS, general vitite store 
Sahl Christian, general merchandise 
St Ursula Academy, Sister Xavier su- 


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A ROSA : T Parmer 
“penn Thos Herper Ning -presi- 
ent, W B Atterburry cashier, L W 
Burris assistant cashier, Exchange 


SAN’ TA ROSA sREWERY, Metzger 
& Haltinner (Wm Metzger and Jacob 
Haltinner), proprietors, cor 2d and 
Wilson 

Santa Rosa City Flouring Mill, J Math- 
er & Co (J Mather and R Heiser), 


proprs 

Santa Rosa Fruit Canning Co, Joseph 
Black propr 

Santa Rosa Gas Co, John A Paxton 
pres, E A Shackelford supt and sec 

Santa Rosa Ice Works, W Neal Jr 


ropr 

etita Rosa Land Agency, Thompson & 
Hoskins 

Santa Rosa Libra: 

SANTA ROSA 

H Reed proprietor, cor 5th and 

Mendosite 

Santa Rosa Mfg Co, C C Farmer pres, 

. ET Farmer treas, cassimeres, tweeds, 
flannels, etc 

Santa Rosa DAiSem School, Prof Alex C 


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‘A ROSA OCCIDENTAL HO- 
sama C A Tupper & Son proprietors, 
cor 4th and B, (see adv) 
Santa Rosa Pioneer Hotel, Mrs E P 
Johnson propr 
PLANING MILLS, 
Henry Kroncke proprietor, cor Wil- 
son and 6th 
“SANTA ROSA REPUBLICAN” 
(daily and weekly), J B Armstrong ed- 
itor, nr cor Mendocino and 5th 
Santa Rosa Seminary, Misses Chase 
principals 
Santa Rosa Soda Works, P J Sullivan & 
Co proprs 
Santa Rosa Steam Woolen Mills 
Santa Rosa Street Car Co, M L McDon- 


ald pres 

SANTA ROSA WATER WORKS, 
Mark UL McDonald president, San 
SANTA BOS J B Rue watheta , 243 4th 


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prop gg ag 
Barage Bros (S L and C W Savage), den- 


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RUTLEDGE THOMAS (Rutledge & SAVINGS 


ge age NORCROSS & CO., 


smaple. i jo. 6 Pest Street, s. 


LS. F. 


BANE OF SANTA ROSA, 
P Overton president, W SM Wright 
Siepeeiaeak Geo P Noonan cashier, 
John P Overton assistant cashier, Ex- 
change ave 
Scheeline M (Scheeline & Taft) 
Scheeline & Taft (M Scheeline and H D 
att seen dry goods, clothing, 
oes and groceries 
Sohonias C H, barber 
Schmidt John, saloon 
CHRAMM MATHIEU, photogra- 
pher, 186 4th 
Schran Frank, carriagemaker 
Segelken E A, grocery and councilman 
Shannon A G, attorney 
Shearer M M, physician 
Shelton D, blacksmith 
Sheppard J A, clergyman Ceccneliia) 
Shooting Galle C Gordon propr 
Smith A H bo "Rear & Smith) 
& COLGAN (Wm 2 Smith and 
E P Colgan), general black-miths and 
horseshoers, cor 4th and A 
Smith John, liquors 
Smith R P, physician 
Smith T W, variety store 


SMITH WM (Smith & Colgan), cor 4th 


Smyth ¢ Chas S, supt public schools 
Smyth Edwin 'H, paints, oils, varnishes 
and glass 


SONOMA COUNTY AGRICULTUR- 
AL PARK ASSOCIATION, James 
P Clark president, Ger P Noonan 
treasurer, Charles Hoffer secretary, 
office Court House 

Sonoma County Farm (for indigent per- 
sons), J Claypool supe 

Sonoma County Soda Works, Johnston 

ord proprs 

“SONOMA DEMOCRAT,” T i Thomp- 
son editor, ws Plaza 

Spencer & Armetrong (L Armstrong and 
B M Spencer), groceries 

Spencer B M (Spencer & i pemenreng)) 
and insurance agt 

Spinel B, fruits and v les. 

Stahl C, general merchandise 

Stuart A 4 ine ssin 

Stuart Chas D, attorney 

Stuart Mrs, physician 

Sullivan P J & Co, Santa Rosa Soda 
Works 

Swansea N, tannery 

Swett Frank H, gen insurance agt 

Swett H K,candy apa 

Taft H D (Scheeline & Taft) 

Taft Rev S A, cler oy om (Baptist) 

bag oe & Dunbar (J H Taylorand J W 

unbar); tiey and fancy 

Taylor J H (Taylor & Dunbar) 

Temy!s Sachion superior judge 


CONKLIN GROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYIER 


PRIS"'% CELLS, we:'es7k 


a merece, s .CALVIN HUTTING & SON. 


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71 » IT L Rea proprietor, 3d 
aza 


Thoapson CH, ph ysician 

Thompson & Has ins, real estate 

Thompson Robt A, county clerk 

THO NT L, editor Sonoma 
“Democrat” and councilman, west 
side of Plaza 

ar Thomas L (Thompson & Hos- 
ins) 

ba, ron Pp (Noonan & Towey) 

ae A, carriage maker and black- 


Triebi, nL G, merchant tailor 
TUPPER C V, (G A Tupper & Son), 
cor 4th and B 
TUPPER G A (G A Tupper & Son), 
cor 4th and B 
TUPPER GA & SON, Occidental 
VAND: cor 4th 7 B, (see adv) 
ANDERHOOF M V, carriage and 
be painter, mi 4th and A 
Van Doren Wm H, flour, feed and com- 
mission store, ete 
woe W W, saloon 
aed yd WwW. druggist 
B, district attorney 
Walsh Mrs M T, milliner 


TEIM, THE TAILOR, makes the BEST a Pa in the State. 


ALLEN, TUGGLE £C0,, CHERRY LUMBER, "3.2 29222022" 


Oalifornia—Santa Rosa. 863 


SANTA ROSA LIVERY STABLE, 


J. H. REED, Proprietor. 
Cor. Fifth and Mendocino Streets, Santa Rosa, Cal. 


Wells, oa & Co, T A Proctor agt 
Weller S, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
Wells S, painter 
Whipple E L (Henley, Whipple & 
Oates) 

White John M, marshal 
Wilde S, bootmaker 
Wiley J N, dentist 
Williams C H, general groceries 
Wilson H §S,-attorney-at-law 

N MRS § A, dressmaking, 47 


Wilson Wm (Wise, Goldfish & Co) 

Wise, Goldfish & Co (H Wise, B Gold- 
fish and Wm Wilson), carpets and 

anon merchandise 

ise H (Wise, Goldfish & Co) 

Wise & Goldfish, tannery 

Wood Ben S, county recorder and aud- 
itor 

Wood Ralph, attorney-at-law 

Wood W M, saloon 

Wright A S, physician 

Wright C A, books and stationery 

WRIGHT Ww § M, vice-president Sav- 
ings’ Bank, Exchan :y ave 

YOUNG LADIE 
Misses M E and Ada Chase principals, 
Cottage ave 


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GREENBACK, LABOR ANTI-MONOPOLY JOURNALS. 


They are of the Boldest, Freest Outspoken Jour- 
nals on the Pacific Coast. 


Conducted upon a basis of high moral character, they seek t elevate the lowly, 
right the wrong and correct the errors and abuses of the evil-disposed, in 
all the walks of life. They strive to ELEVATE LABOR and ai- 
just its relation properly with its foster brother CAPIT AL, be- 

believing that the two are not, and of righ ta 


Ought Not to be Antagonistic. 


THE DAILY AND WEEKLY EQUAL RIGHTS 


Ars purely BEFORM journals, and will strive to maintain the true Democratic and Republican 
. Principles of and for an entirely free government. that the interest of one is the concern of all, 
and that the greatest good to the greatest number is the cardinal priuciple of a Republic. 

All who take an interest in the upbuilding of the cause for the emancipation of labour 
are respectfully invited tosupport ours and all other journals for the above objects. 


Carre rue Weekly, $2.50 per Year, $2.00 in Advance. 
Daily, $5.00 per Year, in Advance. 


JOB WORK, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, 


Done with neatness and dispatch, at LOW RATES. 


(93 Fourth Street, Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, Cal. 
: W. 0. HOWE, Editor and Proprietor. 


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REPUBLICAN 


J. B. ARMSTRONG......-.-.---- Editor and Proprietor. 


DAILY @ WEEKLY. 


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SANTA ROSA, - - - CAL 


Published in the heart of a densely populated Agri- 
cultural County, 50 Miles North of 
San Francisco. 


A Good Medium for Advertising. 
LARGE CIRCULATION. 


| Greater than any other at Santa Rosa. 


G, A. TUPPER 


SANTA YNEZ. 


Savta BarBara County. Post-office 
Las Cruces, i& miles from Los Ala- 
mos and 38 miles from Santa Barbara, 
the county seat. 


Edgar —, carpenter and builder 
Gardner C, avease 

Jamieson T B, farmer 

Miller Bros, livery stable 

Preston John, farmer and blacksmith 
St Ores Wm, blacksmith and wagonma- 


ker 
Smith F, farmer 
Warn —, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
Warn —, saloon 
WATKINS HENRY, butcher, gener- 
al merchandise and grain 


SARATOGA. 


Santa Ciara County. A post-office, 10 
miles by stage southwest of Santa 
Clara. It is a great resort for invalids, 
who are drawn hither on account of 
the Pacific Congress Springs, whose 
medicinal and curative properties are 
widely known. 


Beardsley J B, grocer 
Blabon Otice Jr, livery 
Brewer W S, grocer 
Caunt Ed, saloon 
Chisholm John, wagonmaker 
Dowd Isaac, justice of the peace 
Fabratta A, saloon 
Gasette C, grocer 
Gaunt C, bootmaker and saloon 
Goicine & Risbon, saloon 
sep J, bootmaker , 
King E T, straw wrapping r mfr 
Laird A E, hotel i 
Lewis & Hindes, wine mfrs 
McLean R, blacksmith 
edhe J cor N eapea 
outre’ constabie 
PARKS I G, postmaster, 
notions 
Roseblade H, saloon 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, 


H. WACHHORST'S “sister in ruc stat: 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal. 


DANIEL NORCROSS & CO. muttesz Carts, Romans gt 
866, California—Santa Rosa-Saticoy. 


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QO. V. TUPPER. 


OCCIDENTAL HOTEL 


Corner Fourth and B Streets, Santa Rose. 


FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. 


Free ’Bus and Carriage to and from Hotel. 
G. A. TUPPER & SOX, Proprietors. 


LAGE L A, proprietor Pacific Congress 
Springs 
Saratoga Paper Mfg Co 


Wallace Bros, feed store 


M, stationery, school 
Peoess fancy goods, ete aie poutaiane 


Whitehurst W, principal of school 
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Vv. M. WHIPPLE, 
General News Agent 


AND DEALER IN 


Stationery, School Books. 


Fancy Goods, Etc., 
SARATOGA, CAL. 


SARGENTS. 


Santa Ciara County. A post and tele- 

greph office, on the Southern Pacific 

. R. (Northern Division), 6 miles 

from Gilroy. It is the stage station 
from San Juan. 


Butterfield H H, farmer 

Chappel Frank, farmer 

G ue C H, hotel 

Jones C O, farmer 

Muir J F, farmer 

Ross B, trader 

Ryan & Mallen (M Ryan and M J Mal- 
len), tiga . 

Sargent Bros, stock caisers 

Sargent J P, postmaster 

Shade G W, farmer 

STEWART A, agent Southern Pacific 
phe and Western Union Telegraph 

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SATICOY. 


grocer and] Ventura County. A post-office, 9 miles 


east of San Buenaventura; population 
110. 


Tubular Wheelbarrews, Boit and Bridge 
Werk, 987 Main Street, San Francisce. 


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SAVANNAH. 


Los AnaEeLzes County. A post and tel- 
egreph office, on ths Southern Pacific 
. R. (Yuma Division), 12 miles south 

of Los Angeles. 


Hannon J CO, county supervisor 


di 
a Rotsler G F, blacksmith 


SAUCELITO. 


YEARY A O, hotel 
Marin County. A post, express and 
tel ot Cate, Serer Papaya s E - 
son's Bay, on the Nort ic Coast 
R. R., 6 miles from San Francisco, It AWYER'S BAR. 
is a place of resurt during the summer Siskryov County. A post-office. Isa 
moe he. It has about, 500 lation. mee cam , + * am seeienne of 
te t f Fran- eans, an miles 8 rom 
ae ee ont Redding. Population 100. oii 


Amaral & Co, gen mdse Bathurst E W, physician 


A F is Jr, i Bell H C, general merchandise 
Barat mi at Bigelow "Geo W, blacksmith and saw- 


Bell R, editor mill ‘ 
Belrude J S, livery stable Birdsall S H, general merchandise 
Broderick T, general merchandise Brookhouse Wm, blacksmith 
postmaster 


Brooks Jas, clerk N P C R R Co DORAN R, 
Cramer John D, carpenter and builder BLDREYDOR aye OD wenoral pee 
chandise j 


Campbell A, attorney 

Crane Peter, hotel } : 
Heiney Levy, blacksmith 

Hughes & Bros, saw-mill 


adres y poor ae 
te ste Y ; 

nuitia 7 ae enn W, attorney-at-law and notary 
public 


ete Eh in id 
i , justice of the peace 
EBL MONTE” HOTEL, J  Slinkey | Luddy Wm, hotel 


BLIYOAVG IHL SI “OO ZONVANSNHI NNS 


proprietor MeNalley Ea & Co, butchers 
Forrest Charles, constable and boat- | McNillis Wm, liquors 
house Nally James, hotel 
Furlong J H, school teacher Peters Henry, produce and merchandise 
Gardner W, insurance broker packer : 
Hamlin M ©, R R agt and telegraph Robinson Henry P, liquors and hotel 
Hannon M, roadmaster Sheffield S R, attorney-at-law 
at oe re John, steward Pacific Yacht —_—— 
ub House 
Hood J M, lumber dealer SCALES. 
an a » general merchandise Sierra County. A post-office, 12 miles 
eg T. ee west of Downieville, 
Kuhn J, blacksmith Butterfield C H, general merchandise 
Leese Nick, saloon E hotel 
Mason Chas, H B M vice-consul Gibson J, saloon 
Nightingale W J, engineer Jenkins W J, blacksmith 
O'Leary Con, contractor King & Federof, butchers 
Rety M, restaurant Neives Anton, bootmaker 
Rockwell W M, general merchandise | Rutishouse John, brewery 
Ryan James, saloon Sammons B J, saw-mill 


Schnell Jake, hotel ae 
Schnell John, grocer 


SLINKEY J E, proprietor El Monte SCENEGA. 


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c ‘ VentyRa County. A _ post-office, 24 
Paani gen’ fib eae miles by stage west of Newhall. Pop- 


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Tiernay P, general merchandise ulation 50. 

fen illinghast H J, general merchandise Del Valle Juventino, fruit grower and 
Waseen Tom, engineer wine mfr 

| Weber Michael, picnic grounds HAINES HERMON, postmaster and 
Windsor M, general merchandise general merchandise 


) WHITE DROS, 13 4 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spese 
HARDWOOD LUMBEK, “Suse mers orecee ask baplo aca ate” 


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San Mateo County. A post-office, 2 
miles from Ocean View. 


‘Brown John, saloon 
: Bryant Jacob, blacksmith 
Collopy Geo M, saloon 


/PASLAQUA A, general merchandise 
and postmaster 


SCOTTSVILLE. 
_Homsorpr County. Post-office Blue 


Scott W, hotel 


SEARSVILLE. 


San Mateo County. A post-office, 7 
miles by stage south of Redwood. 


5 J St., Sacram 


ra] Booz Frank, saloon 
EIKERENKOTTER J, general mer- 


chandise 
Lloyd W, blacksmith 
SEA SIDE. 
Santa Cruz County. Post-office 
Davenport. On the sea coast, 19 


miles northwest of Santa Cruz. 
Post David, hotel and saloon 


SEBASTOPOL. 

Sonoma County A post and express 
office, situated on the stage road trom 
Santa Rosa to Freestone, 6 miles 
from Santa Rosa, and 7 miles from 
irec. tone, Itis in a rich agricultural 
district, and there are quite a number 
ot very large vineyards and orchards 

Allen B B, physician and notary 

ANDREWS G W (Wilton & An- 
drews), Main 

Berry B B, eo of peace 

Berry 8 B, livery stable, and stage line 
from Santa Rosa to Freestone 

Calder A, orchard and vineyard 

Coon L O, carpenter 

Crawford Adam, fruit. drier 

DAUGHERTY J (Daugherty & Par- 
sons), Main 

DAUGHER' JOHN, 

DAUGHERTY & P. 
Daugherty and J M Parsons), general 
merchandise, Main 

ELLIOTT WM BW, hotel, cor Petaluma 
and Santa Resa roads / 

Fix Joshua, saloon 


stmaster, 


WACHHORST *' stehiiite°*sitveewsaae 


GU;, Sar prnen sere 19) 
Californiv—School House Station—Selma. 
SCHOOL HOUSE STATION. 


Folger Alonzo, carpenter and’ stair 
builder 

Howard ——, physician 

Hunt W J, constable, fruit-drisr, and 


wiey 
James J, general inerchandise 
JANSEN F, hotel, Main’ ~ 
JANSEN HOTEL, F Jansen proprie- 
tor, Main 
Jones Geo W, teacher 
Kimble H, wagonmaker 
Litchfield ——, orchard and vineyard 
Morris J H P, market 
PARSONS J M (Daugherty & Parsons), 
ain 
Phcenix Insurance Co, J James agt 
FIONEER HOTEL, Wm N. Elliott 
roprietor, cor Petaluma and Santa 
osa roads 
Pooi D, orchard and vineyard 
Pool J F, orchard and vineyard 
Russ Wm, painter 
Smith wheel carpenter 
Wightman Bros, orchard and vineyard 
Wiley A!cx, real estate and collector 
Wiiliams John A, saloon 
Wilson & Adams (W H Wilson and B 
Adams), blacksmiths 
Wilson Mrs E, hotel 
WILTON & ANDRFWS (TG Wil- 
ton and G W Andrews), general: mer- 
chandise, agent Wells, Fargo & Co, 
and insurance agent, Main 
WILTON T G (Wilton & Andrews), 


Main 


SEIAD VALLEY. 


Siskiyou Covunry. 


BAILEY C M, general merchandise 
and postmaster 

Grider W, hotel 

Lowden J S, hotel 

Phillips M B, blacksmith 

Wood J C, blacksmith 


SEIGLER SPRINGS. 


LAKE County. FPost-office Glenbrook; 
6 miles from Glenbrook. 


GARRATT W T, manager Seigler 
Springs Hotel 
Spaulding John, propr Seigler Springs 
Hotel 


SELMA. 


Fresno County. 


Arantz & Longacre, gereral merchandise 
Brownstone I & Co, general meré¢handise 
Buresa A, harnessmaker 

Cohen L, general merchandise 


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Donahoo M J, lumber 
Frey Bros, millers 
Gentry J 8, poultry 
Griffy & Reanes, saloon 
«| Halling G W, butcher 
Harris & Burley, warehouse 
Johnson Nat, hotel 
Kutner, Goldstein & Co, gen mdse 
Lemon H A, saloon 
McClanahan C, drug, 
ee Rev Moti Methodist clergy- 
Read 'W D & Co, blacksmiths and wa- 
gonmakers 
Rhoads A J, saloon 
Sage & Turner, eneral merchandise 
Sargent Geo B, justice cf the peace, real 
estate and insurance agent 
Scutt & Owens, feed stab'e 
Serviss Thos S, physician 
Simons Mrs E 'D, millinery 
Studabecker Mrs S L, hotel 
Thompson N L, physician 
Tucker E H, livery stable 
Whitson , varieties 
WILSON J E, varieties, agent Wells, 
Fargo & Co, pustmaster and insurance 
agent, 


SENTINEL. 


Humphry James, blacksmith 
Payne Calvin, groceries 
PAYNE C §, postmaster and groceries 
art D M, saloon 
URQUHART JAMES, saloon 


SESMA. 


T'swHAMA Counvy. 


ELLIS M C & SON, doeur-mills 

NORTH STAR FLOURING-MILLS, 
M C Ellis & Son proprietors 

Williams G W, general inerchandise 


SHASTA. 


Suasta County. 


Andrews A R, attorney-at-law 
Bell Aaron, superior judge 

Blair James D, county supervisor 
Blum Henry, bakery and saloon 
Booth R H, carpenter 

Briceland J M, physician 


coroner 


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Coleman A, hardware 


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Deidrick W H, blacksmith and wagon- | Craddock John, livery stable 


Bystle D P, ‘wayonmaking, furniture |\CAZARETTO B (Cazaretto & Cardi- 
and lumber, public administrator and 


CARTER W L, proprietor ‘Shasta 


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Cusick Andrew, saloun 

Davidson Wm, county supervisor 

Dobronsky A, jewelry and watches 

Dobronsky E, sewing machines, guns 
and notions 

Dunn John J, saloon 

Eames C W, blacksmith 

mee M F, news dealer and consta- 

e 

Garden John W, county Poppevitoe 

Green Thos & Mrs H L, hotel 

Grotefend A & Co (J, A Jr and F Grote- 
fend), general merchandise 

Hartmann Wm P, barber 

HOPPING & DOBROWSKY, Wells, 
Fargo’s & Uo’s agents 

Hull Sylvester, sheriff 


ISAACS JAMES E, notary public, at- 
torney, insurance agent and searcher 
of records 

Isaacs Samuel, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Jones E R & Co, butcher 

Kidder W S, county assessor 

Knox Geo R, saloon 

Lewin E, jewelry and watches 

Litsch Chas, brewery 

Litsch Frank, peneral merchandise 

Lynch Daniel, groceries 

Markart Chris, tailor 

McDonald M F, saloon 

O’Connor M J, pai:ter 

Opperman & Co, saloon 

Paige Chas L, drugs and fancy goods 

Prehn F & Son, dry and fancy goods 

Ripley Richard, county ‘treasurer 

Ruth L, carpenter 

Schroter G C, harness and saddles 

Scott John V, hotel and stock yard 

“SHASTA COURIER,” W L Carter 
proprietor 

Stockton J E, county surveyor 

Sweeny Edward, attorney-at-law 

Taylor Clay W, attorney-at-law and dis- 
trict attorney 

TIFFIN F OC, county clerk, auditor and | 
recorder 

Voluntine KE, hardware 


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SHAW’S FLAT. 


TvoLuMNECoun'ty. Post-office Sonora; 
334 miles by stage from Milton and 2 | 
miles from Sonora, on the Copperopo- 
lis Stage Line; population 150. 


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nali) 

CAZARETTO & CARDINALI (B 
Cazuretto and F Cardinal), general 
merchandise and saloon 

Dinning Pat, practical miner 


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Amperter Fine Watches, Jewelry. 
RST, Siiverware. Precious Stones. oar 


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Mostesy, Seeks, otts at Pant Baeee mg hg 3 : 


870 


Harriman M B, blacksmith and water 


vineyard 
Liljebahan N P, practical miner 
Pierce G D, practical miner 
Snyder Jacob, stock raiser 


SHEEP RANCH. 


CaLavERas County. A post and ex- 
press office, 155 miles from San Fran- 
cisco, via Stockton and Cop ropolis 
Division of the Central Pacific R. R., 
and 38 miles northeast of Milton, the 
terminus, and stage lives, which car: 
daily mails and express. It depen 
on the mining interests alone for its 
support, having stamp mills always in 
active operation, giving employment 
to many. Thescenery is picturesque, 
the water splendid, and the sanitary 
condition of the place is excellent. 


Armstrong W I, propr Eureka Saw-mill 
Kean P H, justice of the peace 

Mingus J A, road overseer 

Swan J S, drugs and varieties 

Woods A M, constable 


SHERIDAN. 


PiaceR County. A post, express and 
telegraph office on the Central Pacific 
R. zh (Oregon Division), 4 miles from 
Wheatland, 16 miles from Marysville 
and 23 miles west of Auburn; popu- 
lation 150. 


Adams L D, varieties 

Briggs J T, justice of the peace 

Briggs J Y, general merchandise 

Cleck Daniel, flour-mills 

Frichett Peter, blacksmith 

Grubbs Wn, livery stable 

Hinman Rev L M, clergyman (Meth- 
odist) 

Killip W J, agt CP RR and W, F & 
Co’s express 

Long J M, druggist, physician and no- 
tary public 

McCurry S, butcher 

Perrott B R, hotel 

Reily J R, sya 

Robersons P & C, blacksmiths and wag- 
onmakers 

ROGGERS E C, postmaster and con- 
stable 

Ruleford John, liquors 

Sadler J, bootmaker 

Whiteker L B, liquor: 

Young John, liquors 


California—Shaw’s Flut-Short. 


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KLINE PETER, hotel, saloon and|SacramMento County. Post-office Em- 


SHERMAN ISLAND. 


maton. 


UPHAM J M, general merchandise 
SHINGLE SPRINGS. 


Et Dorapo County. A post-office, sit- 
uated in a small valley in the moun- 
tains, 49 miles east of Sacramento. It 
is the present terminus of the Sacra- 
mento & Placerville R. R., 11 miles 
from Latrobe. Population 150. 


BERRY R K, agent Sacramento & 
Placerville R R, Wells, Fargo & Co 
and Western Union Telegraph Co 

Brown W H, flour and grain 

Burdis J, general merchandise 

Cline David A, constable 

Davidson Thos, blacksmith 

El Dorado Distillery Co, J H Carroll 
and —— Lighthart proprs 

Gafney James, butcher 

Graham J A, liquors 

Hall D T, hotel and blacksmith 

Hunter M A, general merchandise and 
physician 

Leahy Daniel, liquors 

Meyer Franz, propr Meyer’s Hotel 

Pierce George, justice of the peace 

PIERCE $ 0, dry and fancy goods, 

ostmaster and notary public 

Schmittgen Bernard, liquors 

White T H, general merchandise 


SHINGLETOWN. 


Suasta County. A post-office, 26 miles 
northeast of Cottonwood and 42 miles 
southeast of Shasta; population 50. 


Darrah Bros, lumber 

Kerran Wm, gunsmith 

King J, blacksmith 

Klotz R, lumber,’sash and doors 


McCARLEY & SMITH, general mer- 


chants 
Vilas M B, lumber 


SHOO FLY TOLL-GATE. 


Piumas County. 


MARTIN ROBERT, proprietor Shoo 
Fly Toll House 


SHORT. 
TuLarE County. Post-office Hanford; 
84 miles from Hanford, 


SHORT M L, varieties 
Worley J B, blacksmith 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


HARDWOOD LUMBER & WAGON STOCK sate ate ssear Scene 


CUNBLIN ERUS., LANE! BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


For THE BEST FITTING SUIT OF CLOTHES go to JOE POH%IM, the Tailor. 


MIEN TUGGLE & CO. Pacific Coast Hard Woods s.¢ ¥-22u-2¢ 


California—Sierra City-Silverado. 871 


SIERRA CITY. 


Sierra County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, 12 miles east of 
Downieville, and 79 miles by stage 
northeast of Marysville. Population 
420. , 


ABBE GEO, stage line 

Beckwith ——, carpenter 

Bunker E H, blacksmith 

BUSCH A C & CO, general merchan- 
dise, express, telegraph and post- 
office, fore insurance agency, and 
agent Wells, Fargo & Co 

Castagna Richard, general merchandise 

Clark S L, watchmaker 

Contar John, hotel 

Giuorvich Joseph, saloon 

Goff Peter, livery 

Gorham J M, blacksmith 

Huthieson & Son, butchers 

Kerby James, saw-mill 

Lamar Joseph, hotel 

Martinetti & Tartini, general mdse 

Mitchell David N, Bigelow’s Hotel 

Mooney I T, butcher 

Piers J M, bootmaker 

Rose John, saloon and hotel: 

Sawyer J J, physician 

Scott John A, hotel 

Shaffine Joseph, general merchandise 

Sheehan Lawrence, saloon 

Thompson Joseph, saloon 

Whitney D L, saw-mill 

Williams S G, hairdresser 


A. C. BUSCH & CO., 


Dealers in 


GENERAL MERCHANDISE, 


E. C. V. Store, 1001 Main Street, 
SIERRA CITY, CAL 
EXPRESS AND POST OFFICE 
General Insurance Agency. 


SIERRA MADRE VILLA. 


Los ANGEtES County. Post-office San 
Gabriel. 


Pierce Edward T, postmaster 

Rhodes W H, hote 

Sewall & Tallant (S K Sewall and H P 
Tallant), commission merchants, and 
warehouse 

STEVENS & PURCELL, commission 
merchants, and real estate and insur- 
ance nts 

Walters D, grocerivs 


SIERRA VALLEY. 


SrerRA County. A post and express! sec 
HARDWOOD LUMBER WHITE BRG®., 14 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
’ 


office, 30 miles northeast of Downie- 
ville, and 18 miles northeast of Sierra 
_ City. Population 400. 


Abbe Geo, propr stage lines 

Barnet W M, physician 

Bawdon W B, saw and planing-mill 

Blatchley W L, blacksmith 

BURTON S F, general merchandise 

CAMP G eS HOT 

AMPBELL’ SULPHUR 

SPRINGS, Jones & Co proprietors 

Cody B F, saloon 

Darius C, harnessmaker 

Darling C C, blacksmith 

Dolley L, general merchandise 

Himes 8, varieties 

Fletcher Mrs M A, hotel 

Johnson Andrew N, hotel and saloon 

MASON H 4A, editor and jpecpeencr 
e Sf ta Valley Leader,” and attorney- 
at-lav’ 

Mvexs J D, saw-mill and lumber 

Northrop H, boot and saddlemaker 

Oldham S B, stage lines 

Olsen J, general merchandise 

Pitman J I, butcher 

Ra-vdon W B, planing-mill 

Rhodes J A, hotel 

Rosseau Solomon, freighter 

Routson P P, saloon 

“STERRA VALLEY LEADER,” 
H A Mason publisher 

Stewart DP & T J, saloon 

Sweetman H T, butcher 

Winsor Hugh, bootmaker 

Winter F A, bootmaker 

Winton H A, bootmaker 

Wood Geo, apcorney insurance agt, 
banker, notary public, druggist, and 
agt W, F & Co 

Worthrop H, boots and shoes 


SIERRAVILLE. 


ieRRA County. See Sierra Valley. 


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SIGNAL PORT. 


MeENpDocINo County. Post-office Punta 
nas. 


Doe L B, merchant and shippiag 


SILVERADO. 


Los ANGELES UounTy. A post-office 
and mining town, 25 miles east of 
Santa Ana. Altitude, 4,000 feet. 


Anderson D, saloon 
Black Star Coal Mining Co, B F Siebert 


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Sastecien aaeaietada ia eateries 


ORST'S “nihesr it rurstare” 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal. 


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Blue G& SM Co of Loe Angeles, W T 
Lawton pres 

Davis J, blacksmith 

Harvey Cash, hotel 

Julian T B, bee-keeper 

Pearson P, justice of peace 

Rasey & Harvey, livery stable 

Santa Clara Coal Mine, Cassida & Curry 
proprs ( 

Santa Rosa M & M Co of New York, H 
S Knapp pres 

Santiago G & S M Co of Anaheim, T 
Boege pres 

Smith B, apiarist 

Shrewsbury L W, constable 

Trusbury Sam, bee-keeper 


SILVER CREEK. 


ALPINE County. A post-office. 


Exchequer Mill, Isabella G & SM Co 
(limited), managers 


JONES GEO W, postmaster 
Stella Mine, Isabella G & S M Co 


proprs 


SILVER MOUNTAIN. 


ALPINE County. A post-office, Situ- 
ated in a narrow valley on the summit 
of the Sierras, surrounded by a silver 


mining region, at the base of Silver | Shoemaker M, blacksmith 


Mountain Peak. It is 54 miies by 
stage from Carson. 


Chalmers Lewis. mgr Exchequer Mill 

Exchequer Mill, Lewis Chalmers mgr 

Ford R H, justice of peace, supt public 
schools 


GINN MRS, postmistress 


Ginn H C, supervisor for Silver Moun- | Yore Peter, hotel 


tain 
Quelle Andrew, saloon 


SANQUET A , general merchandise 
SIMMONS. 


TeHAama County. A {post-office and a/ Britton Chas, hotel 
| Brown John, blacksmith 


small mining camp. 
Deer Creek Mining Co, T R P Dimock | 


supt 
DIMOCK TRP, postmaster 
SIS QUOC. 


Santa Barbara County. A_ post-of- 
fice,13_ miles southeast of Santa Ma- 
ria. 

Flores Juan, general merchandise 

Olivera J WEN general merchandise 


FREDERICK, gen- 


eral merchandise 


STE ME nS etapa 
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| Greig T G, livery stable 


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sasha 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO,, “SEEERES. othr, osedausree ster ger 


872 California—Silverado-Slippery Ford. 


SISSONS. 


Siskiyou County. See Berryvale. 


SKAGGS’ SPRINGS. 


Sonoma County. A post-office, 8 miles 
by stage southwest of Geyserville and 
81 miles from San Francisco. It is 
a pleasant summer resort, and the 
springs situated here are highly re- 
commended by the medical faculty. 


Skaggs Alex, propr Skaggs’ Hot Springs 


SLACK CANYON. 


MonTEREY County. A post-office, 70 
miles southeast of Salinas, 


BUCKMAN GEC E, hotel and post- 


master 
Smith Wm R 


SLATE CREEK. 


Suasta Coun'ry. A post-office on the 
California and Oregon Stage Line, 44 
miles from Redding. 


AUTENREITH L, general merchan- 
se 


i 
Curtis E J, hotel 
Sears Geo D, gen mdse and saloon 


SLEIGHVILLE HOUSE. 


SrerRA County. Post-office Campton- 
ville, Yuba haa iY 14 miles south- 
west of Downieville. 


WALTON, BLISS & LUCE, lumber 


SLIDE. 


Humpo.ipr County. A post-office, 24 
miles north of Rohnerville, 


Alwright Max, cabinetmaker 


Emmerson B W, tannery 
French F, cooper 


Gulligan L, liquors 

Masson A, lumber 

Robben B, bootmaker 
Rolly JOmED. mfr sheep dip 
Swoortzel W J, gen mise and postmaster 
Williams D W, engineer and machinist 


SLIPPERY FORD. 


Ext Doravo Counry. A post-office, 46 
miles northeast of Placerville. 


PIONEER IRON WORKS, CBSSSNotu"iss” sty Male ceretew oe. 


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Johnson Dennis, hotel, toll-keeper and 

stock raiser 

ons Chas, dairyman 

oore Mrs Mary, hotel 
Palmer W, stock raiser 

iN » postmaster 

Smith J, bee raiser 
Watson Mrs Chas, hotel 
Wilson E L, dairyman 
Windmiller ——., stock raiser 


SMARTSVILLE. 


Yusa County, A post, express and tel- 
egraph office; an important Tuning 
town, 18 miles east of Marysville, an 
surrounded by the most extensive 
gravel mines in the State, which are 
worked by the hydraulic process. The 
town is pleasantly located in the 
foot-hills, and has many beautiful 
gardens. It is one of the oldest mining 
camps in Yuba County, and large 
sums of money have been expended in 
developing and working the rich min- 
ing claims surrounding it. Stages 

, leave daily for Marysville, San Juan 
and Nevada City. 


Beatty John Jr, telegraph operator 
Berry Mrs C, school teacher 
Bolles J H, supt Excelsior Water and 
Mining Co 

Bradford. N D, painter 
Butler P, supt folsom Hope Mine 
Chamberlain Wm, liquors 
Coleman Rev W, clergyman (Catholic) 
Conlin Thomas, livery stable 
Cosgrove John, general merchandise 
Cramsie & Brown, butchers 
Crawford M J, insurance agt 
Crawford W D, barber 
Davis Reuben, blacksmith 
Dougherty C U, justice of the peace 
Dougherty Daniel, gen mdse 

CC, gener] merchandise 
Excelsior Store, general merchandise 
Excelsior Water and Mining Co, J H 

Bolles su 
Flint Joseph A, water agent 
Foust L P, blacksmith 
Gratiot Henry, orchardist 
ietey Geo, blacksmith and wagon- 
er 


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1 Kennedy Thos, bootmaker 
Lee O F, physician 
Mahoney John, butcher 
McConnell Mrs M, drugs and stationery 
McConnell T J, druggist 
bey | Mooney Thomas, hotel 


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Murray Thomas, livery stable 
Nevada Reservoir and Ditch Co 
Peardon John, hotel 

Sheehan Miss J, teacher 

Smith Barney, hotel 

Smith & Murray, livery stable 
Tifft R W, physician 

Ward W W, liquors 

Welsh John, stock ranch \ 


SMITH RIVER. 


Det Norte County. A post-office, 15 
miles northeast of Crescent City. 

Anthony J G, grist-mill 

Bailey & Maas, saw-mill 

Bledsoe Anthony, blacksmith 

BROOKING JAMES, hotel, justice of 
the peace, notary public and post- 
master 

Goodlin James, cooper 

Haight Daniel, general merchandise 

Haines Z, blacksmith 

Johnson Peter, cooper 

Lake J L, supervisor and gen mdse 

McFay J A J, butcher 

Otto W H, livery stable 

Simson Henry, saddler, 

Tack , saloon . 

Thorworth J F, physician 

Wentz J P, saloon 

Westbrook Mrs C, gen mdse 


SMITH’S FERRY. 


See Merced Falls, Merced County. 


SMITH’S FLAT. 


Ex Dorapo County. A post-office, 3 
miles east of Placerville. 


Creighton JS, blacksmith 
RAFFETO & FOSSATE, hotel and 
grocery 


SMITH’S RANCH. 


Sonoma County. A post-office, 20 
miles southwest of Santa Rosa. 
Caseras C, livery stable 
Fay E C, hotel 
Goodman & Co, general merchandise 
Hackett John J, physician 
agen ag Co, gen mdse, post-office 
and W, F & Co’s Express 
McLaughlin R M, boots and shoes 
Murray Thomas, hotel and butcher 
Neeles & Co, blacksmiths and wagon- 
P Howey K, ph 
iggott Al sician 
Samuel & Co, 8 oon 
Stump James, liquors 


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Coxvsa County. Post-office Little Sto- 
ny; 4 miles east of Little Stony. 


Burgett H, general merchandise 
Smith John L, flouring-mill 
Stroud J, blacksmith 


SNAKE LAKE. 


| Prumas County. Post-office Spanish 


Ranch. 


Andrus, Hanson & Tryivone, quartz 
miners 

Edman & Marmuld (J A Edman and Al- 
bert Marmuld), quartz miners 

Fresse A J, Jr, school teacher 

Hambly D F C, apiarist 

Hambly D W, mineralogist 

Hambly & Hambly (H Band W D J 
Hambly), gen farmers, stock raisers 
and dairymen 

Munford Hill Quartz Mine 


SNELLING. 


MERCED County. A post and express 
office; delightfully situated on the 
Merced River, in Merced Valley, one 
of the most fertilein the State. Itis 
on the Stockton road leading to Mar- 
iposa and is 16 miles by stage from 
Merced. 


Anderson Mrs A B, hotel 

Bertrandias A, saloon 

Canevaro A, general merchandise 

Crooks & Fuller, blacksmiths 

Cassity P F, physician 

Curtis L, flour-mills 

Gianelli & Co, distillers 

Halstead Geo W, Jr, blacksmith and 
wagonmaker 

Harrelson J A, justice of peace 

Heller Frank, saloon 

HORSLEY J R, hotel, postmaster and 
general merchandise 

Horsley W A, saloon 

Ivett John, farmer 

Murray & McCoy, proprs Murray’s Mill 

Robinson W H, butcher 

Simon, Jacobs & Co, general mdse 

Truesdale & Halstead, livery stable 

Witherspoon W D, physician 


SODA BAY. 


LAkE County. Post-office Uncle Sam, 
on Clear Lake, 8 miles from Santa 
Rosa and 11 hours’ trip from San Fran- 
cisco, 


Manufacturers all kinds IRON WORK, 


SODA SPRINGS, 


Suasta County. Post-office Hazel 
Creek; Soda Springs is situated 15 
miles west of McCloud River and 
directly on the Sacramento River. It 

’ is noted for its medicinal waters. The 
scenery surrounding Soda Springs is 
both grand and picturesque. 


BAILEY W, hotel 
: SOLEDAD. 


Los ANGELES County. Post-office San 
Fernando. 


Leighton J C, constable 
Turner Joel H, justice of peace 


SOLEDAD. 


Monterey County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, on the Southern 
Pacific R. R. (Soledad (ine), and on 
Salinas River, 25 miles southeast of 
Salinas, and 42 miles ssutheast of 
Monterey. 


AVERRETT A EARLY, general 
merchandise and lumber 

BARRY ES, express agent, and ware- 
house 

Beard C R, hotel 

Berhardt & Percy, blacksmiths 

Buzzell J F, restaurant and saloon 

Campbell S T, livery stable 

Day A, constable 

Faw Thomas F, warehouseman 

Greenbaum & Co, general merchandise 

Goldwater J A, varieties 

Hansen John, harnessmaker 

Harrison W_ H, carpenter 

Lundquist P O, bootmaker 

McPhie A W, justice of peace 

Melville F, hotel 

Mitchell E, saloon 

Nixon T, saloon 

Perey W, biacksmith and wheelwright 

Respina L, saloon 

Richardson A, saddler 

Sewerkrop P, feed stuble and lodging 

Shaw L H, feed stable 

Soberunes L E & Thomas, butchers 

Tabernetti A, gunsmith 

Utzeroth & McPhail, saloon 

Van Vranken D, saloon 

Villegas Y P, railroad agt and telegraph 
operator 


SOMERSVILLE, 


Contra Costa County. A post-office, 
6 miles from Antioch, and 14 miles 
from Nortonville. It depends on the 


C27 Main Street, San Francisco. 


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coal mining interests of: the ‘locality | Lyon & Turly, blacksmiths 
for its support. artin & Dearing, blacksmiths 

Baker C (, supt Pittsburg Coal'Co _—| Martin Jas, blacksmith 
bin ns Avi Rega Eee Hope & Co, blacksmiths 
Davis Francis, saloon MERRY H & EYTON, editors ‘So- 
DAVIS W A, general merchandise Modini L, hotel (see adv) 
Green H S§, livery stable and constable Muedry M, sal 
Hughes & Williams, general mdse Mullhon FS. bo vals 
Humphreys David, saloon Oettl oF hotel ie dd 
sate Wihacd sence liquors Pasch E, general merchandise 
Pittsburg Coal Co, C C Baker suvt Pauli F A, saloon, fish and vegetables 

r ’ Pauli R J & Co, general merchandise 

Rankin James, general merchandise PICKETT wie R . 
Sosa ie , hotel Maple Lodge & R F, vine growers, 

powart D, saloon : 
Truegood John, postmaster and varieties POPPE CHAS. ped al Thandite agent 
Vining Rev, clergyman (Methodist) Poppe RA aiatary niBlie bets 

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Wall AW, justice of peace Ruffner Jas, news depot and varieties 
Schmidt R, saddler 


SOME’S BAR. “SONOMA INDEX,” Merritt & Pey- 
ton editors 
Sisktyovu County. A_ post-office, 9 


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miles northeast of Orleans Bar. ata tReet me ad 


ARD A eneral merchan- | Teroni M, hotel 
BREZ & CO, g Waters J U, stoves and tinware 
MA EL ati Wenn EK, ares merchandise 
Yeyl Henry, butcher 
SONOMA. Wooster M E, postmaster 
Sonoma County. A post, express and Wynne Owen, tailor 
telegraph office. It is most charm- 


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PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITEN 


For THE BEST FITTING SUIT OF CLOTHES go to JOE PO 


cious grape is extensively grown, and SONOMA CITY, 
where wine is manufactured in abun- . i 
dance. It is at the head of navigation | Sonora County, . California. 
on the Sonoma Creek, 18 miles from Tr Of 
San Pablo Bay. As a place of resi- MERRITT & PEYTON, 
dence it is unrivalled, for every feat- PUBLISHERS. 
ig fil oe nar ascot eit a PAAR 10-89 The INDEX is the only. advertising 
’ medium in Sonoma Valley. 
cca a eesiaey publto Advertisements at S. F. Rates, 
Hf Burris D, pres Sonoma Valley Bank bey" Neat JOB WORK a specialty. 
@ Burris J, cashier Sonoma Valley Bank 
Clarke Geo W, bootmaker 
oO Clewe F, general merchandise SONORA. 
& Corbaly F, livery stable TuoLUMNE County. A_ post, express 
Crosby Jas, saloon and telegraph office; is the county 
rea] Duhring F, general merchandise seat, and distant from San Francisco, 
Gafney Wm, clergyman (Methodist) via Stockton, Milton and Copperopo- 
Gaffney John, hotel lis Division of the Central Pacific R. 
r 4 Geothe A, cooper R. and Nevada Company’s Stage Line, 
= Gilbert E, cooper 150 miles, and via Modesto, 154 miles, 
all Golden Geo, restaurant and bakery Population about 2,000. 
xf Gratieu B, bakery It is in a pretty basin in the Sierra 
Hubsch Joseph, saloon Nevada Mountains and now boasts some 
z Jones Wm, groceries of the best quartz mines in the State, 
Kumle L, hotel among which are Captain Colby’s and 
o Laus H, saloon Colonel Dorsey’s at the north end of 
Litzius ——, groceries town, the Wotten Claims, owned by 
0: Ludeman John, cooper P. B. Lane and others of Stockton, and 


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the Bonanza, owned by J. G. Divoll & 
Co., who are said to have taken out over 
a million in the last year. The place is 
at an altitude of 2,000 feet above the 
sea, is well built and the streets are 
lined with shade-trees. Its climate and 
features are attractive, and is quite a 
resort for invalids. The schools are 
ood and the churches well attended. 
here are two newspapers published, 
the Union Democrat, established July 
1, 1854, by A. N. Francisco and now 
edited by Judge C. H. Randal, and the 
Tuolumne Independent, established in 
1872 and now edited by J. C. and W. 
A. Duchow. 


AINSLEY T, proprietor Cosmopolitan 
Saloon and billiards 


ALEXANDER JOHN F, mining en- 


gineer 
Anderson A W, saloon 
Armatage Wm, bootmaker 
Ashlock R M, carpenter 
Bache J & Co, gun and blacksmiths 
Baer Miss Henrietta, milliner 
Baer Mayer, dry goods 
Barlow & Benas, dry goods and clothing 


BAUMAN J, proprietor Sonora Brew- 


er 
Beauvais A B, county surveyor 
Bell James, propr Bell’s Mills 
Bell’s Mills, James Bel propr 
Bemis O L, Pp: opr City Hotel 
Binder Jacob, saloon 
Bisso Bernard, groceries 


BONANZA QUARTZ MILL, Divoll, 
eis, he Co proprietors 

Boyd Ben, saloon 

Boyd Mrs R., dressmaker 

BOYD ROBERT, proprietor Pioneer 
Livery Stable, Washington, (see adv) 

Bradford S S, planing-mill, lumber yard, 
blacksmith and wagonmaker and bar- 


ley-mill _- 

BRAY JACOB, miner and miller 

BRAY JOSEPH (Divoll, Biay & Co) 

Braniff Mrs M A, dressmaker 

Brescia J B, general merchandise 

Burden C, furniture and bedding and 
undertaker 

Burden Henry, city clerk 

Bark P, wheelwright 

Bush Geo C, harness and saddlery 

Cabezut J M, restaurant 

Cady J S, paints, oils and glass 

California and Nevada R R Co, —— 
a pres, —— Scrivner vice pres, 
—— Phelps sec, B B Minor asst sec, 
—— Burrel treas, F A Bishop chief 
engineer 

Carkeek Andrew J, variety store 

Carne James, W U Tel operator 


NG & SON, 


Anon scrrine. 315 J St., Sacramento. 


H. WACHHORST * fro elttt: 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO,, ncoteetteert2., JI 


California—Sonora. 


Se eee 


B, saloon and billiards, 


CAZARETTO 
best of wines, liquors, ci etc 

CHAMBERLAIN WH, hardware, 
groceries, crockery and general meér- 
chandise 

Champney A D, county supervisor 


Cit otel, O L Bemis propr 
AND P10) FEED AND 
‘ » Kelly Bros & 


Pease (Mike, Peter and Pat Kelly 
and H M Pease) proprietors, Wash- 
ington 

Columbo Saloon, J Oneto and G B 
Ventre, proprs 

Condit J H, hardware, agricultural im- 
plements and groceries 

Conrad F, barber 

Conrad Samuel, saloon 

Cooper W §S, civil engineer y 

COSMOPOLITAN SALOON, T Ains- 


ley proprietor 
COURT EXCHANGE, Thos Leonard 
roprietor 
JOHN (Romans, Cowie & 
Shepard) 
Cramer H, sewing machine agent 
Crepin H, groceries 
Crichton S, physician 
Cutting C B, justice of the peace 
Dart J P, civil and mining engineer 
Davis Joseph N, constable 
Derrickson John R, barber 
DIVOLL, BRAY & CO (J G andA 
M Divoll and Joseph Bray), proprietors 
Star Flouring Mills, lower end of 
Washington 
DIVOLL J G (Divoll, Bray & Co) 
Dorsey Caleb, attorney-at-law 
Dorsey & Nicol (Caleb Dorse~ and F D 
Nicol), attorneys-at-law 
DUCHOW BROS (W A and JC Du- 
chow), editors ‘Tuolumne Independ- 
ent” 
DUCHOW W A, notary public 
Duncan H, constable 
Eichelroth W E, physician 
Fass A S, mfr cigars 
Faxon John T, constable 
Ferguson John, supt Gold Mount Water 


Co 

FOUNDRY AND MACHINE 
SHOP, Romans, Cowie & Shepard 
(J Romans, J Cowie and John R Shep- 
ard) proprietors, North Washington 

FREUND F A. furniture and - 
ding, paints, oils and undertaker 

FRE F A, proprietor Yo Semite 
House 

Gale O P, pres Gold Mount Water Co 

Gallut V, stoves and tinware 

Glasson Wm, restaurant 

Gold Mount Water Co, O P Gale pres, 
J Hall sec and treas, John Fergueon 
supt 


927 MAIN STREET. SAN FRANCISCO. 
Iren Doors, Bank Vaults, Etc. 


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Gould E T, physician 

Graham Mrs A, dressmaker 

Haag & Klefeker (A Haag & L Klefe- 
ker), saloon 

H m L A, music teacher 

H Josiah, groceries, hardware, etc 
and city trustee 

Hall J, sec and treas Gold Mount 
Water Co 

Hart Geo D, city trustee 

Hartvig William, painter 

Hennessy Mrs Ellen, millinery and dry 


|e ge Maggie, millinery 

Hilton W H, county supervisor 

Hosking J L, bootmaker 

Hughes Mark E, blacksmith 

Inch Richard, city assessor 

Jacobs H, dry, fancy and furnishing 
goods 

KALLOCH I M, attorney-at-law 

KEEFFE M, auctioneer, 

pare oy near Grove 

Keefe Philip, agt Nevada Stage Co 

Keil Edward, saloon 

Kelly Mrs J, dressmaker 

Kell Ny MIke dated ‘ 

rd elly Bros & Pease) 

KELLY PATRICK (Kelly Bros & 
Pease), Washington 

KELLY PETE (Kelly Bros & Pease) 

LOUI, proprietor Long 

Tom Sample Rooms 

Lang C K, bakery 

Larkin Rev Geo, clergyman (Methodist) 

Lawlor P, mining expert 

Leon Samuel, tailor 

LEONARD THOMAS, soda works, sa- 
loon nad county supervisor 

Levy Tiave, saloon 

Lick Mra W H, confectioneries 

LIVINGSTON A C, boots and shoes to 
order and dealer in leather and shoe 
findin é : 

LONG 10M SAMPLE ROOMS, Loui 


Klefeker proprietor 

MACOMBER F 8, general manager for 
G A Macomber : ‘ 

MACOMBER G A, pickles,] cider, 
champagne cider, and vinegar works 

Madson J G, groceries 

Mayhem Eugene, carriage painter 

McCambridge Chas, gardener 

McCarthy H W, constable 

McCormick Bros (John, James, Daniel, 
Joseph, Andrew and Frank McCor- 
mick), meat market 

McCormick Mrs M, groceries 

McQuade Geo, under-sheriff 

Mead G L, carpenter 

teflon fe R arial Me 
iller justice of the peace 

Mock B, dry goods 

Monahan John, assessor 


ARD BER, se. 


BROS.. 138 & 15 Main an ar 
8. F. Hubs, Spokes, Rims, Polcs, Shafts ete. 


Moore A A, with W K Moore 

Moore W K, stoves and ti: are 

Mouron Julius, physician 

Mundorf John, groceries and hardware 

Murnan J T, county supt public schools | 

Murrow F, justice of the peace = 

i aba enry, clergyman (Metho- 

is 
Nicol F D, attorney-at-law and notary 
ublic 

ae waaina saloon 

O’Brien J J, dry goods and clothing 

Oneto & Ventre, saloon 

Openheime~ H, groceries, stationery, 
hardware, etc 

Orr John, bill-poster 

Ortelli F J, interpreter of all languages 

OSBORNE EDWARD, watches, jew. 
elry, silverware, cutlery, guns, pis- 
tols oe sewing machines, Washington 
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Paatns Edmond, saloon and city trustee 

PEASE H M (Kelly Bros & Pease) 

Pickle John, city trustee 

Pickle N F, saloon 

Pickle & Superville (John Pickle and M 
Superville), blacksmiths and horse- 
shoeing . 

PIONEER LIVERY STABLE, Rob- 
ert Boyd proprietor, Washington 

Pitts Abner, watchmaker 

POTTER I J, county clerk, recorder 
and auditor 

Preston A B, county supervisor 


RANDAL CHAS H (Randal & Rob- 
erts 


H, editor ‘Union 
Democrat”’ and geaeral insurance agt 
Raymond R §, mgr for J H Condit 
REEB M, dry goods, cl thing, boots, 
shoes, hats, caps, furnishing goods, etc 
Reid A G, harness and saddles 
Reitz J K, city tax collector 
Riordan Mrs D F, millinery and fancy 


‘0ods 
Roberts Joseph L, carpenter 
ROBERTS W H (Randal & Roberts) 
RODGERS E A, attorney-at-law and 
notary public, P O Box 345 
ROMANS JOHN (Romans, Cowie & 
Shepard) 


ROONEY J F, superior judge 

Rother Wn, groceries, crockery, etc 

Rother Wm, Jr, stoves and tinware 

ROWELL H H, gunmaker and lock- 
smith 

Rudorff Wm G, restaurant and lodging 

oe B W, marine and landscape pain- 


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Sears Fred, on trustee _ 

Sears & Wenzel (Fred Sears and F A 
Wenzel), blacksmiths, wagonmakers 

Sears W L, physician 


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MASONIO OUTPITS, “eecmiciretpic. ite, 


California—Sonora. 


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gret PE, watchmaker and jeweler 
re Stee John, drug, roggiet and Co treasurer 


a Homans, Cow- 
ie ney | ABD A. 


Sierra H, tailor 
Silva Joseph, barber 
Smith, Madson & Mason (S Smith, B I 
Madson and L Mason), proprs Sonora 
yet Flouring and Planing Mills 
th Edward, BREWERY” 
SONORA WERY, J Bauman 
Sees 


Starbird R J, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker and lumber and wood yard 
STAR FLO » Divoll, 
Bray & Co, proprietors, lower end of 
Washington 

Steinfolder A W, saloon 

Steinmetz Mra E, restaurant 

Stoner ert , accountant 

§ E, Chinese, James- 

ee renga Groveland Telegraph Co, 
and insurance agent 

STREET CL (Street & Street), attor- 
ney-at-law and notary blic 

STREET FRANK W (street & Street) 

STREET H L, books, stationery and 
news it ae postmaster and insurance, 
Washin, 

STREE & STREET (C Land Frank 
W Street), attorneys-at-law 


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Superville M, blacksmith 

Sutton Fred, with J Hall, gen mdse 

Teed Albert 's, carpenter 

Thomas Stephen, saloon 

Towle R H, watchmaker and jeweler 

“THE INDEPEN. 
DENT,” Duchow moe editors and 
propr rietors, ‘Washin 

Turn Verein Hall, A Andere ropr 

“UNION DEMOCRAT,” Randal & 

Roberts 


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CIDER R VINEGAR AR WORKS, 


Sonora, Tuolumne County, California. 
NORTH END CITY. 


Also Manufacturer and Dealer in FURNITURE AND BEDDING. 


BR a as 


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Store, J Mouron, M.D 
agent Wells, Fargo & Co 
me Western Union Telegraph Co, 
general insurance agent, and general 
variety store 

Van Harlinger J, coroner and public 
pcg by 


WALK J 301 


THOS W, photographer 
Whipple A A, saloon 
White E E, justice of peace 
Wilder J B, uilder and mechanic 
Williams Miss Julia A, dressmaker 
Wilzinski T & Son. (T and J Wilzinski), 
dry and furnishing goods 
Witt F J, district igs 90 
Wolfling J, Centre Market, and city 
trustee 
Yancy T M, sheriff and tax collector 
Yo SEMITE HOUSE, F A Freund 
proprietor (see advertisement) 
Zimmerman Mrs J, groceries 


THE TUOLUIW:NE INDEPENDENT 


Officis.1 Press for Tuolumne County. 
—o—-. 
The Favorite Family Newspaper. The Larvont 
Circulation of any Newspaper in t 
Southern Mines. 


Unie Dru OW 


uty clerk 
» physician and sur- 


—o—— 
Published every Saturday Morning by 
DUCHOW BROTHERS. 


Orrice—On Washington St., in the new INDEPEN- 
DENT Building, opposite Union Saloon. 


Terms of vee senda 


One year, strictly in advance. . 

Mail, (out of county) ‘“ 

Six Months, “ 
Rates of advertising at the Lowest Cash Rates. 
Job Printing of all kinds executed with 


neatness and dispatch at reasonable rates. 
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Washington St., Sonora, 


TUOLUMNE CO., CAL; 
¥F. A. FREUND........... Proprietor. 


* CONELIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE CTVIER ST) SF 


GURALIN SRUS., GANPE! BEATING & NENUTATIN 


California—Sonora. 879 | 


JOHN ROMANS. ~“ JOHN COWIE. ~ JOHN'R. SHEPARD.. 


SONORA : 
Foundry and Machine Shop. 


ROMANS, COWIE & SHEPARD, 


MANUFACTURE TO ORDER 


Quartz, Saw and Grist Mill Irons, Pumps, | 


HOISTING GEARING AND WATER WHEEL IRONS. : 

Also on hand Car Wheels, Gas Pipe, Plow Work, Brass Fittings, Bto. | 

Quartz Machinery a Specialty. 
SONORA, CAL. 


SONORA AND CITY LIVERY AND FEED STABLES 


KELLY BROS. & PEASE, Proprietors. 
Washington Street, Sonora, Cal. 


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These fine and commodious Stables are prepared to fully accommodate the public. The best : 


carriages, Buggies, and Staye veer with the best and fastest teams, will always be kept on 
hand to let on reasonable terms. : 


SUPERIOR CONVEYANCES 
Furnished, with or without drivers, for trips to the Big Trees, Yo Semite, Stock- 
ton,, and all other points. ~ 
The Best of Nare taken of Horses Left on Livery. 


Jewelry, 
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SOQUEL. 


Santa Cruz County. A post, express 
and telegraph, on the Santa Cruz 
R. R., 5 miles east of Santa Cruz, and 


116 miles from San Francisco. It is T 


supported by manufactures, and is a 
pleasant resort for summer tourists. 


Bennett J F J, liquors 


Bowman J, hardware, stoves and tin- 
ware 
BROWN JOHN A, liquors 


Brown W, blacksmith 
Fleisig I, general merchandise 
hmann A, hotel 
Grover S F, supervisor 
Handley Patrick, saloon 
Kropt W G, barber, cigars and tobacco 
Lynam John, tmaker 
Mills Chas, meat market 
Morgan S D, hotel 
O’Neil Bros & Co (J, F and E O'Neil, 
and A Lewthwaite), paper mfrs 
Porter E, gen mdse and postmaster 
Wheaton E, varieties, and operator 
W U Tel Co 
war J E, livery stable and agt W, F & 
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SOSCOL. 


Nara County. A. post-office, 5 miles 
south of Napa City. 


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California—Sonora—South Butte. 


@ Moderate Charges. 


Transient Teams Carefully Provided For. 


Fences and Bridge Work. 
227 Main Street, s. F. 


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Berryman A, blacksmith 
Bruhn H, dairyman 
Christiansen P, blacksmith 
Hallinan John, saloon 
Lightner C W, distillers 
RUE ELIJAH, hotel 


SOULBYSVILLE. 


TvoLuM:E County. A _ post-office, 8 
miles east of Sonora. 


BARRON W H, general merchandise 
Ender Saul, blacksmith 
Kirkwood Robt, machinist 
Long —, nter 
Odgers Daniel, butcher 
Roman Fleming, carpenter 
Rundell Robt, blacksmith 
Vial John, blacksmith 
D B, postmaster 
& (D B Warfield 
and Thos West), general merchandise 
West Thos, hotel, saloon and billiards 


SOUTH BUTTE. 


Surrer County. A post-office, § miles 
west of Yuba City, at the south end 
of “The Buttes,” 


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Brittan & Bruce, general merchandise 
Britton G E, butcher 


Bruce T, postmaster 

Buchannan Mrs J F, hotel 

Edmonds G, boarding-house 

Moody Miss Ella, teacher 

Moody 8, bay and raisinmaker 

Schellenger A, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

ey P, capitalist 

Smith GN, justice of the peace 

Tucker W E, carpenter 

Tucker Mrs W E, music teacher 


SOUTH EEL RIVER. 


Humpoupt County. 
Cartwright James, hotel and ferryman 


Myres Mrs & Sons, hotel and farmers 
Randal S Mory & Co, cant-mill 


SOUTH FORK. 


Siskiyou County.  Post-office Calla- 
han’s Ranch; 24 miles distant from 
Callahan’s Ranch. 

DENNY A H, general merchandise 

Hellmuth Fred, hotel 


SOUTH VALLEJO. 


SoLtano County. See Vallejo. 


SPADRA. 


Los ANGELEs County. A post and ex- 
ress office and a station on the 
outhern Pacific R. R., 29 miles south 

of Los Angeles and 29 miles from Col- 
ton. 


CALDWELL AB, general merchandise 


and tmaster 


MAN CHAS H, agent South- 
ern Pacific R R, Wells, Fargo & Co’s 
Express and Western Union Tele- 
graph Co 

Egan J R, blacksmith 

Hewitt R B, saloon ; 
Hewitt & Montgomery, gen mdse 
Metzker J, hotel 


SPANISH DRY DIGGINGS. 


Ex Dorapo County. Post-office Green- 
wood. 


Bucknam W A, general merchandise 


SPANISH FLAT. 


Ex Dorapo County. Post-office Geo 
town, 9 miles northeast of Placerville. 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, stfo'D< Sisciwaitat spanish Cesar, Vencers. 


Bruce J J, blacksmith and wagonmaker 


Frazier M §, ral merchandise 
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Roelke Geo H, hotel 


SPANISH RANCH, 


Prumas County. A post and express 
office, 8 miles west of Quincy and $7 
miles by stage northeast uf Oroville, 


Atwood P, blacksmith 

Bolyar Abraham, carpenter and miner 

Brown ——, watchmaker and miner 

Cadwallader N, pres and supt Plumas 
| and Water Co 

Challen J H, miner 

Folsom D, treas and sec Plumas Mining 
and Water Co 

Hager J C, miner 


Hambly D F C, apiarist 
HAMBLY & HAMBLY (HB and W 
D J Hambly), general farmers, stock - 


raisers and dairymen 
Hickman Joseph, miner 
Hill Mra, money-lender 
Leake Geo, capitalist 
Maurer O, farmer 
Maurer Geo, teamster ’ 
McElroy John, butcher, apiarist, farmer 
and supt Claremont Mine 
Oliver R, carpenter and miner 
Plumas Mining and Water Co, N Cad- 
wallader pres and supt 
Roberts V, saw-mill 
Strite J H, carpenter 
Taylor Abram, shakemaker 
Taylor S S, lapidarist, machinist and 


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THOMPSON & KELLOGG, hotel, 
general morchandise, hardware, etc, 
and farmers 


THOMPSON R J, postmaster 
Wampler Wm, miner 
Wright N K, agt Wells, Fargo & Co 


SPANISHTOWN. 


San Mareo County. See Half-Moon 
Bay. 


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SPENCEVILLE. 


Nevapa County. A post and express 
office, located in the foot-hills, 14 
miles from Wheatland, which is on 
the Central Pacific R. R. It is the 
seat of operations of the San Francisco 
Copper Mining Co, who have exten- 
sive reduction works at this place, 
and has proved a profitable venture. 
bie ore body is apparently inexhaust- 
ible. 


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HYMES J on general merchandise 
and postmaster 

Levi I, mgr Steiner & Oo 

Payne Wm H, ‘machinist. - 

Shireman D, blacksmith 

Steiner & Co, general merchandise 

Temby Jonn, hotel 

Temby Wn, Ce taal 


SPRINGFIELD. 


TuoLUMNE County. Post-office Colum- 
bia. Is 3 miles northwest of Sonora, 
on the Copperopolis stage road, 31 
miles east of Milton and 1 mile from 
Columbia. 

Cannon J , miner 

Carr J, miner 

Champaney C, farmer 

Eckel H, farmer 

Fales N, farmer 


HENDERSON EDWARD, saloon and 
hotel 


Neaubumer H, farmer 
Richard J, blacksmith 
Seaver Chas, meat market 
Wright G, farmer 


SPRING VALLEY STORE. 


Cotvsa County. Post-office Arbuckle. 
12 miles by ctage from Williams. 


EULER J, general merchandise 
SPRINGVILLE. 


VenturRA County. A_ post office, 15 
miles southeast of San Buenventura. 


CLARK A S§, general merchandise, 
ostmaster and hotel 
Sebastian John, blacksmith*® 


SPRUCE GROVE. 


Humpoipr County. Post-office Har- 
ris. 

HARRIS W C, general merchandiee, 
saloon and hotel 

Nowlin W 8S, blacksmith 

Robison. J 7, livery stable 

Stemons J ohn, blacksinith 

| Stoody D M, pubis ON 


SQUAW HILL. 


TenHamMa County. Post-c tice Tehama. | 


BRIGGS & CO, warehouse 
Gardner C B, saloon and ferry 


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SQUAW VALLEY. 


Fresno County. A post-office, 30 miles 
east of Fresno. 


DOWNING JOSEPH. postmaster 
STEWARTVILLE. 


Contra Costa County. A post-office, 
3 miles from Antioch. 


Bagley & Gilday, saloon 
is shaw & Co, general merchandise 
hes J M, saloon 
TYLER N A, saloon and hotel 
White John, saloon 


STILLWATER. 


SHasta County. <A_ post-office, 15 
miles northeast of Shasta and 10 miles 
northeast of Redding. 


Bass A, gardener 

Bass J 8 P, farmer 

Bass L, contractor 

BASS MARY, postmistress 
Brown (+, contractor 
Hardinbrook A J, hostler 


STILLWATER COVE. 


Sonoma County. Post-office Fort Ross. 


LIEBIG FRED, general merchandise 
Rouff John, proper steamboat landing. 


STOCKTON. 

Sawn Joaquin County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, situated at the 
head of Stockton channel, about two 
miles from the San Joaquin River, and 
touched by the Central Pacific, nine- 
ty-one rt from San Francisco, and 
48 miles from Sacramento, The fol- 
lowing description of the city is quoted 
from N. M. Orr’s Board of Trade re- 
port, published in 1874:— 

“The country adjacent to the city is 
level, extending to the foot-hills o° the 
Sierra Nevada Ranye on the east, +he 
Const Range on the west, while on the 
north and south stretch the vast inland 
plains of California, known as the Sac- 
ramento and San Joaquin Valleys, which | gus 
extend nearly the whole length of the ae | 
State. On the east and north of Stock- 
ton the Sierra Range of mountains is of 
clearly visible in the distance, and as: 

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view seldom obtained in any other lo- 
cality of the same latitude on the conti- 
nent. On the west and south, the 
Coast Range can be seen, its most prom- 
inent peak, Mount Diablo, adding ‘ ma- 
terially to the beauty of the scenery.” 

The corporate limits of the city at 
present extend over four square miles, 
and its streets run at right angles, di- 
viding the-city into blocks three hun- 
dred feet square. The principal streets 
are graded and paveled, and compare 
very favorably with those of other in- 
terior cities of California. Viewed asa 
commercial centre, Stockton has few ri- 
vals and no peers. While Sacramento 
gathers in the harvests of the north, to 
a limited extent, Stockton, with its im- 
mense warehouse facilities, opens wide 
its doors:and bids the farmer walk in 
and store*his grain at a small percentage. 
The city is:widely known as an entrepot 
for the deposit of vast quantities of 
grain from many sections of the State 
and it has some of the largest and most 
commodious' grain warehouses in the 
State, and no city outside of San Francis- 
co has equal storagecapacity. The ware- 
houses are all of brick, built in the most 
substantial manner. There are several 
foundries, pianing and flouring mills, 
furniture factaries, tanneries and other 
places of industry. It is also rapidly 
taking rank as one of the chief manufac- 
turing cities of California. 


Abbott A M (Abbott, Williams & Stow- 
ell), cor California and Market 

Abbott, Williams & Stowell(A M Ab- 
bott, George T Williams and John 
Stowell), mfrs of Relief Windmills ana 
wooden tanks, NE cor California and 
Market 

Aber:.athy J V, saloon, 188 Main 


Y M L, real estate agent, 
office No 2 McKee Building, Main 
Adams John A, suloon, cor Webor ave 
ana San Joaquin 

Adams Samuel, blacksmith, NW cor 
California and Washington 

Ahlefeld Arthur, commission agent, 203 


Main 
Ahlerfield Van A, oil merchant, 203 


Main 

Aiken C R, physician, cor 2d and El 
Dorado 

Alegretti G, groceries, cor Washington 
and Centre 

Allen A W (Allen & Close) 

Allen & Close (O H Close and A W Al- 
len), book, stationery and music deal- 
ers, 184 El] Dorado 

Allen Mrs E H, propr Eagle Hotel, 
Weber ave bet Sutter and California 


Altman Carl, mgr Singer Mfg Co, 175 


ain 
Anderson L M, tailor, cor Weber ave 
and Hunter 
Andreoni G, restaurant, cor Washing- 
ton and El Dorado 
Andrews J H, harness and saddlery, 370 
Centre 
Andrews John C, harness and saddlery, 
301 Main 
Arndt & Gumpertz, clothiers, 181 El 
Dorado 
Arnold E C, real estate, Hunter bet 
Main and Market 
Arnold Fred’k, boots and shoes, cor 
Main and El Dorado 
Arrivey Louis, junk, 236 Centre 
Attmann Carl, Singer Sewing Machine, 
175 Main 
Atwood Leroy S, book and job printer, 
Main 
Atwood O F, deputy sheriff 
AUSTIN BROS (HS and W B Aus- 
tin), hardware, cor Main and Ameri- 
can 
Austin & Co, photographers, Main . 
AUSTIN H § (Austin Bros), cor Main 
and American 
AUSTIN W B (Austin Bros), cor Main 
and American 
Bachman Conrad, blacksmith and wag- 
onmaker, cor Channel and American 
Badger Bros, aoe and oiis, 200 Main 
Baggs W M (W M Baggs & Son), ware- 
house, Levee bet Centre and Com. 
merce 
Barumn Mrs E A, medium, cor Main 
and American 
Bailey, Badgley & Co (S P Bailey, O E 
Badgley and John Bailey), agricul- 
tural implements, cor Main and Cali- 
fornia 
Bailey S P (Bailey, Badgley & Co), city 
councilman 
Baird B P, notary public, Court House 
Baker A L, groceries, San Joaguin 
Baker M D, notary public, 183 Main 
Baldwin Frank T, atty-at-law, Eldridge 
Building, Main 
Baldwin H, stationery and news depot, 
204 Main 
Baldwin J D, Poterapher, 183 Main 
be John A, horseshoer, 246 Chan- 
ne 
Bambauer & Smitz, liquors, Levee 
Bank of Stockton, Robt K Reid pres, 
R W Tully cashier, cor Main and 
Centre 
Barker Joseph W, surveyor and engi- 
neer, McKee Buildi:g, Main 
Barricklo Mrs D D, millinery, 273 Main 
Barth & King, auctioneers, 185 Main 
Batchelder B P, photographer, 183 El 
Dorado 


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Beasley Chas, architect, Main bet Cen-, 
tre and El Dorado 

Behrns O, crockery store, 177 El Dorado: 

Beiso G, groceries, cor Centre and 
Church 

Belden Harvey, livery stable, 366 and 
368 Centre 

Belding Chas, insurance agent and Soda 

Belding WJ. dey ond £ ds, 180 

in ; and fancy goods, 1 

El Dorado : ib 

Bernstein B, saloon, cor Hunter and 
Weber ave 

Berryman Fred, boats to let, Weber ave 

Besso G, eries, cor Kast and Main 

Beswick Frank, livery stable, cor Carter 
and Washington 

Bettencart Emanuel, barber, Centre 

Bingham O, carpet weaving, Main 

Birch T W, saw-filing, cor Channel and 
California 

Bisbee R T, saloon, Weber House, Cen- 


tre 
Blair Mrs N J, dressmaking, 240 Main 
Blake A N, undertaker, 212 Hunter 
Bliss W, expressman, Main 
Block D, dry goods, 202 Main 
Blumenthal L, clothing, 224 Main 
Board of Education, John Yardley, H 
R Campbell, M S Thresher, lL. M Cut- 
ting, Wm Woolsey, Sam] Leffler 
Board of Health, Drs Asa Clark, C A 
Ruggles, E A Stockton and S PCraw- 
for 
Boepple F, bootmaker, Main nr Califor- 


nia 

Boerner L A, saloon, cor Levee aud El 
Dorado 

Botzbach P, Hunter opp Court House 

Boggs James A, attorney-at-law, Newell 

uilding, Main 

Bogue A R, books and stationery, cor 
Main and Sutter 

Boissclicr H G, groceries, 174 El Dorado 

Bond M H, undertaking warerooms, 295 
Weber ave 

Booker § A, attorney-at-law, 230 Main 

Boscher E H, druggist, 169 Main 

Bostwick I S, grain dealer, 171 Center 

Bouche Nelson, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker, Centre 

Breedlove W H, saloon, Main opp Court 
House 

Breidenbach J, hotel, 15 Bridge 

Breith & Junge, saloon, 168 Levee 

Brookman Mrs H J, fruit and vegeta- 
bles, cor California and Ma pede ai 

a & Co, produce and feed market, 


ain 

Brown James, constable, Eldridge 
Building, Main 

Browne T, assistant physician of 
State of California Insane Leviem 

Brueck H, clergyman (Methodist) 


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Brunton C W, city cotlector 
Brutschy & Esbrack, saloon, Main 
Bryant & Yunge, saloon, cor Levee an 
entre 
BUCKLEY W D, Stockton Candy: 
Factory, Main opp Yo Semite House 
(see advertisement) 
Buckley Wm S, judge department (2) 
of superior court, office Court House 
Budd James H, attorney-at-law, El- 
dridge Building, Main 
Budd Joseph H, attorney-at-law, El- 
dridge Building, Main 
Buehnar Julius, saloon, 188 Main 
Bugbee Frank M, painter, Hunter 
Bugbee W D, city weigher, Hunter, 
ourt House Square 
Buhach Producing and Mfg Co (J D 
Peters and G H Milco), 154 Levee 
Burns J, expressman, stand Main 
Burns John, horseshoeing, 231 Centre 
Burton Frank, dentist, cor Main and 
El Dorado 
Byers & Elliott, attorneys-at-law, El- 
dridge Building, Main 
Cadien & Bagley, clothiers, opp Yo Sem- 
ite House, Main 
Caine John, Globe Iron Works, cor 
Main and Commercial 
California Paper Co’s Mills, Judson Eg- 
bert pres, Hugene T Cooper sec,8 8 
of Mormon Channel 
California Steam Navigation Co, Levee 
Jalifornia Wind Mill, Alfred Noack agt, 
Main bet American and Stanislaus 
Campbell J C, district attorney, El- 
dridge Building, Main 
Campbell & Lang, barley-mill and feed 
depot, Hunter bot Washington and 
Market 
Campbell & Muenter, attorneys-at-law, 
No 2 Eldridge Building, Main 
Capurro Manuel, groceries, cor Sutter 
and Lafayette : 
Carpenter W W, physician, cor Main 
and Sutter 
Carter Stanton L, attorney-at-law, 
Newell Building, Main 
Cavagnora Frank, saloon, cor El Dorado 
and Market 
CAVEN JAMES, proprietor Yo Semite 
House, Main (see adv) 
Cavis J M, postmaster 
Centennial Lodge, No 38, K of P, cor 
Main and San Joaquin 
Centennial Lodge, No 33, K of P, Senate 
Block 
CENTRY STREET MARKET, Gross 
& Greenwood, wholesale and retail 
—_ Centre bet Main and Mar- 
ot 
Cerndt Wm, carpenter, Channel 
Cervantes E, tailor, Centre 


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Chalmers Alex, dry and fancy goods, 
194 and 196 Main 

Chalmers Geo, dry goods and carpets, 
cor Main and San Joaquin 

Chapman & Mau, blacksmithing, Centre 

Charter Oak Lodge, K of P Hall, 240 
Main 

Chesnutwood & Moore (Geo Chesnut- 
wood and T N Moore), gen mdse, 172 
and 173 Main 

CHICARD & WORTH, draying, for- 
warding and commission merchants, 
340 Centre, (see advertisement) 

Chidester Isaac, hackman, stand Yo 
Semite House 

Christian Brothers’ College, San Joa- 
quin bet Market and Washington 

Christian Church, Sutter bet Weber 
ave and Main 

City Bakery, Jacob Miller propr, 275 
Main 

Clark Mrs E M, bakery, 176 El Dorado 

Clark Asa, physician, 240 Main 

Clark Geo, liquors, Main and El Dorado 

Clark H, glove factory, Hunter 

Clark W R, carpenter, SW cor Sutter 
and Market 

Clas Alfred C, architect, 2 McKee 
Building 

CLARKE F R, principal Stockton 
Business College, cor Hunter and 
Weber ave 

Clayes J R, collector and insurance agt, 
room 10 Newel! Building 

Clifford P H, bill poster, 277 Main 

Close O H (Allen & Close) 

Coates Fletcher, candy factory, Hunter 

Cohn Julius, fruits and candies, Main 

Columbia House, A Lutz, cor Channel 
and San Joaquin 


COMMERCIAL HOTEL, A and J 
Hahn proprietors, 273-279 Main 

Condit J H & Co, ag:icultural imple- 
ments and ship chandlery, Hunter 
near Main 


NDY R, merchant tailor and musi- 
cian, 357 Sutter, 3 doors N of Main 
Confer Wm, builder and contractor, 367 
Weber ave 

Continent«! Oil and Transportation Co, 
173 Centre 

Copardo Manuel, fruits, etc, cor Sutter 
and Lafayette 

Corcoran H J, city councilman 

Corcoran & McNeil, proprs steamer 
Roberts’ Island and general freighters, 
Levee bet Centre and Commerce 

Cornwall A, wood and coal, Channel bet 
El Dorado and Centre 

Cosmopolitan Restaurant, cor Hun‘er 
and California 

Couturier Joseph, barber, cor Weber 
ave and Oalifornia 


Cowell W W (EF Sanders & Co), 186 
Dorado 

Cramer John, turner, 180 California 

Coyne Chas, plasterer, 83 Channel 

Crawford S P, physician and supt public 
schools, Main 

CRAWFORD T A, wood and commis- 
sion merchant, 150 Levee 

Cross L E &S N, physicians, 190 Main, 
upstairs 

Crow & Smith, grain buyers, cor Levee 
and Centre 

Culver H F, horseshoeing, San Joaquin 

Cutting L M & Son, insurance agency, 
Channel 

CUNNINGHAM THOMAS, sheriff, 
Court House 

Czartoryski M, physician, old Post-office 
Building 

“ EVENING HERALD,” 
Preston & Bell. proprietors, Parker’s 
Building, Hunter 

Darcy & McCrellis, saloon, cor Main 
and El Dorado 

Davenport A C, dentist, 211 Centre 

David The Tailor, A Frankenthal propr, 
258 Main 

De Blanbille L, groceries, cor Washing- 
ton and American 

De Ferrari Louis, saloon, cor Centre and 
Lafayette 

Deitz Geo, gunsmith, 181 Main 

De Lano & Douglass, barbers, Yo 
Semite House 

Devoll if H, agt sewing machine and 
pianos, Weber ave 

Devoll Mrs M A, millinery, Weber ave 

Dietrich T C, saloon, Centre 

Doak & Dunning, livery stable, San 
Joaquin bet Main and Market 

Dohrman Mrs Chas W, kindergarten, 
cor Park and American 

Dohrmann Julius, barber, 206 Levee 


DOHRMANN & SHIRLEY, general 
insurance agents, 203 Main 

Dorr W A, agricultural implements and 
hardware, El Dorado bet Main and 
Market 

Dorrance H T, saddlery and harness, 
183 Hunter 

Douglass J, saloon, Yo Semite House 

Douglass W t!, barber, Main 

Doyle John T, city councilman 

Drascovich & Dudrick, restaurant, 367 
Centre 

Drascovich M, saloon, 158 Levee 

Drury & Patterson, grocers, 246 Main 

Ducker John, warehouse, Mormon 
Channel 

Dudley W L, attorney-at-law, Odd Fel- 
lows aoa | 

Eagle Hotel, Mrs EH Allen propr, 275 
Weber ave 


WHITE BROG., 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 


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Easton A, furniture and carpets, El Do- 
rado near Main 

Eckstrom Albert, barber, 198 Levee 

ED JAMES IN, con- 
tractors and builders, cor Main and 
El Dorado 

Elliot A T, grain and hops, Levee bet 
Centre and Commerce 

Elliot & Beighle, fruits and produce, 


188 Main 

Elliot L Westfall, physician, McKee 
Buildin 

Ellis & ‘\MoDonald, saloon, Hunter 
Square 


Emmet Guards, armory, San Joaquin 
nr Washington 


Main and Centre 

England J W, toys, 245 Main 

Ernest Charles L, crockery and glass- 
ware, 256 Main 

Eckstrom Mrs Thomas E, millinery, 254 
Main 

Eshbach Mrs C & Co, millinery, 183 El 
Dorado 

Eshbach Henry, city councilman 

Ester Andrew, bootmaker, Weber ave 

Kureka Bakery, J C Fisk propr 

Eureka Market, Gage & Tripp, cor Cal- 
ifornia and Market 


“EVENING MAIL” PUBLISHING 
CO (E L Colnon, J J Nunan and J P 
Cosgrove), publishers, 224 Main 

Excelsior Glove Factory, Miss Alice 
McKenzie, 258 Main 

Faber Tony, saloon, 282 Main 

Falk Henry, barber, cor Weber ave and 
California 

Fanning H M, Pioneer Tannery Co, 
cor Flora and Sacramento 

Farmers’ Co-Operative Union (The) of 
San Joaquin Valley, A C Paulsell 
pres, I R Wilbur sec, cor Commerce 
and Levee 

Farmers’ Exchange, J B Buckley, cor 
Centre and Levee 

FARRINGTON H L (Farrington, Hy- 
att & Co), 341-347 California 

FARRINGTON H § (Farrington, Hy- 
att & Co), 341-347 California 

FARRINGTON, HYATT & CO, pro- 
prietors Stockton Iron Works, 341- 
347 California 

Fee Patrick, livery stable and city coun- 

| cilman, Weber ave 

| Ferguson Jchn, tailor 183 Main 

| Ferguson Mrs P W, millinery, 1834 

Main 

Fickett & Robbins, proprs Stockton 
Furniture Factory, Main bet Grant 
and Stanislaus 

| Finnen John, hackman, stand Yo Semite 

House 


315 J Street, Sacramento, 


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Engelhardt Albert, Weber House, cox | 


First Baptist Church, cor Hunter and 
Lindsa: 
FIRST NATIONAL BANK (The), H 


H Hewlett cashier and manager, cor 
Main and Hunter (see adv) 

Fisher Mrs J D, dressmaking, McKee 
Building 

Fisher M C, land owner, McKee Build- 


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Fisher W R, agent M C Fisher, McKee 
Building 

Fisk & Co, meat market, cor Weber ave 
and American 

Fitzgerald M, Pioneer Saw and Planing 
Mills, California bet Main and Mar- 


ket 

Flemming G W, poultry, cor Hunter and 
Channel 

Ford & Brennan, ieed aud livery stable, 
391 Centre 

Ford D, carpenter, cor Market and San 
Joaquin 

Ford & Hurd, groceries, 341 Centre 

Fowler W §S, chief of p. lice 

Franco-Italian Bakery, A Saissoc propr, 
Hunter 

Frankenheimer B, clothier, 208 Main 

Frankenthal Adolph, tailor, Main opp 
Commercial Hotel 

Franklin House, Mrs E Welch propr, 
Weber ave 

FRASER P B, notary public, First 
National Bank, cor Main and Hunter 

Free Public Library, E W Johnson li- 
brarian, Main 

Freeman W F, city councilman 

Gage J C, meat market, cor California 
and Market 

Galgiani Vincent, fish, fruit and vege- 
tables, 188 Levee 

Gall AC, candy and varieties, 184 Main 

Gall John D, saloon, 198 Levee 

Gallup G W, builder, cor Lafayette and 
Washington 

Gambetta J, real estate and insurance 
agt, Odd Fellows Building, Main 

Garibaldi House, Louis De Ferrori propr, 
SE cor Centre and Lafayette 

Garlock Louis, El Dorado Market, 172 
El Dorado 

GARVIN MJ, stationery, cigars and 
tobacco, 2674 Main 

Gerlach L (Gerlach & Wagner), county 
supervisor 

Gerlach & Wagner, City Market, Main 

Germain Alfred, propr Hotel Du Cana- 
da, Weber ave bet California and 
American 

Ghigliazza G & Bro, groceries, cor San 
Joaquin and Lafayette 

Gianelli Bros (B and G Gianelli), cor 
Hunter and California ; 

Gibbons —--, physician, cor Main and 
Hunter 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. | 


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TOR POHETM. THE TAILOR. 794 Market and 203 Montromery Streets, 8. F. 


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Gibson Mrs C, millinery, 187 El Dorado | HAINES & RUSSELL (J S Haines 


»| Gibson C W, groceries and crockery,| and R W Russell), livery and feed. 
B 199 Sutter stable, Main bet Sutter and California . 
@| Gibson Wm M, attorney-at-law, Odd| Hale & Co, dry and fancy goods, Main ye 
QD Fellows Building Hale Joseph, farmer, produce and com- 
Be} Gillis & Poggi, gen mdse, Weber ave mission. merchant, 162 Levee 
TD Giovanessi I, varieties, cor El Dorado | Hall I J, glovemaker 
and Levee Hall J B, attorney-at-law, Rosenbaum 
ps Glick Jacob, jeweler, 190 El Dorado Building 
ee Glidden 'W R, principal Franklin School, | Hamilton Chas I & Co, book and job 
@®/| Centre , printing, 183 El Dorado 
é = Globe Foundry, John Caine propr, cor | Hamilton I D & Co, steamboat line, 150: 
Ol costa F, poundkee ith 
Gofie » poundkeeper | ists Hammond, Moore & Yardley, groceries 
6 ‘Good Templars’ Hall, Austin’s Building, | and lime, Weber ave opp Court House 
3083 Main ‘ Hansel J.seyh, carriage works, cor 
hd eae J ne eye Main bet El Do-} Hunter and Mine ave 
rado and Ventre Hansel L, groceries, cor Channe 
3; 4 GOODMAN MRS E, dressmaking, cor Hunter g : saiaace 
a ain an anisiaus Harris Charles, tailor, Hunter op 
ei 1 GOODRUM F W, manager “Indepen- | Court House” " 
dent”’ Office Harris H & Wolft, junk, 154 Hunter 
Gough Michiel, hackman, stand Yo Sem- Harris Mrs L J, dressmaking, Main 
ite House Hart Geo, grain dealer and commission 
rr, Grahzm Wm, hardware and tools, 200! merchant, Levee bet Commerce and 
Main Centre 


Gramer John, wood and ivory turner, 


346 California Hart & Thrift, gen mdse, 265 Weber ave 
oO: 7alirorn 


HARTLEY C F & CO, wood, coal 


3 ‘GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, J Hen- 
derson proprietor, cor California and and ice, cor Bridge and Hunter 
rr, Channel Hatch & ce appeal ihecaetines hits ~ 
Lett “ riage works, cor Weber ave and Sutter 
st renee es ar anene M ig a telseh Hathaway S A, drayman, Levee bet 
gSnk 83 Fr Ee Are Centre and Commerce 


sec, 280 and 282 Main 
Granite Works, P Kenealy propr, Main 
Gray George (Simpson & Gray), cor 
Commerce and Levee 
Gray John D, druggist, 176 Main 
Greenwood H (Gross & Greenwood) 


Haycocks T J, carriage painter, 389 
California 

Hedges & Buck, groceries, cor Main and 
San Joaquin 

Heimann G H, blacksmith, Weber ave 

Grickow & Tilgman, real sigh and in- | Segceveon A J, city assessor, Court 
surance agt, cor Main and Hunter f j 

Gross & Greenwood (John E Gross and | HENDERSON J; proprietor Grand 
H Greenwood), butchers, Centre bet| Central Hotel, cor Califorma and 


724 Market and 203 Mon 


ae Market and Main | Channel 
Gross John, candy factory, 179 El Do- | Henderson J H, contractor and builder, 
bs rado Main 


Gross John, livery stable, cor Centre | Henderson Milton P, carriage and wa- 
and Washington gonmaker, 3138-317 Main — 
Gross John E (Gross & Greenwood), | Henderson R W, dentist, McKee 


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72 : ; Building 
city councilman uuding 2 
id Ghineky Chas, county recorder and | Hermann John, saloon, 286 Main 
auditor, Court House Hewey John, bakery and confectionery, 
by Gumpert E, cigars and tobacco, 226; cor Weber ave and California 
y Main HEWLETT H H, cashier First Na- 
in Haas C & Son, jeweler and watchmaker, tional Bank of Stockton, cor Main 
re 204 Main and Hunter 
id Haas H 0, cigars and tobacco, 192 Main | Hickinbotham J T, wagon and carriage 
Hactkatt James, tailor, Main bet Cali-; material, 271 Main 
“ fornia and Sutter Hickman Edward, dry goods and car- 
HAHN A &J, proprietors Commercial | _ pets, 206 Main 
be Hotel, 273-279 Main Hickman Wm M, druggist, 212 Main 
J § (Haines & Russell), Main | Hilke N ©, harness and saddles, 257 
bet Sutter and California Main 


CONELIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S.F 


Haines N J, dentist, 185 El Dorado Hirschfelder S, dry goods, 202 Main 


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1?) Hitchcock C H, machinist, cor Cali- 


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Hoerr John, boots and shoes, 188 El 


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Dorado 

Hogan J M, attorney-at-law and notary 
pubis and collector, Odd Fellows’ 

uildin 

Hoisholt & Bro (F and J C Hoisholt), 
watches and jewelry, 171 El Dorado 

Holden I D, druggist, cor Main and El 
Dorado 

HOLMAN & SCHMEDER, propri- 
etors United States Hotel, cor Centre 

' and Market 

Hood E E, attorney-at-law and reporter 
supreme court, Odd Fellows Building 

Hotel Du Canada, Alfred Germain pro- 
prietor, Weber ave 

Houser Daniel, machinery, 467 Centre 

HOWARD REV J D, pastor Grace 
M E Church South 

Hudson A T and A S, dentists, cor Main 
and El Dorado 

Huggins F J, cashier San Joaquin Val- 
ley Bank, 210 Main 

Hughes H J, mgr White House 

Humphrey T G, mfr Draper’s Grain 
Carriers and Straw Forks, cor Main 
and California 

Hupman Arthur, artist, Newell’s Build- 
ing, Main 

HYATT 8 OC (Farrington, Hyatt & 
Co), 341-347 California 

Hyers Wn, barber, 1734 El Dorado 

Independent Restaurant, Peter Lesher 
proprietor, Levee 

Independent Saloon, F Madden and J D 
Gall, Levee 

Inglis Win, bakery «ud county super- 
visor 

Isaac W, barber, 1604 El Dorado 

ITALIAN ROTISSERIE, Natt & 
Knoop, Main nr Centre (branch cor 
El Dorado and Market) 

Jackson James, restaurant, cor Hunter 
and Market 

Jackson John, hardware: and tinware, 
197 Main 

Jackson Thos, groceries, cor Washing- 
ton and El Dorado 

Jackson Prof, music conservatory, cor 
Hunter and Channel 

Jacobs H, fancy goods, 181 Main 

Johnson David, boot and shoemaking, 
3324 Main 

Johnson EW, sec board of education 
and librarian Free Library 

Johnson H E, horseshoeing, Weber ave 

Johnson Pierce R, house and sign pain- 
ter, Market bet California and Sutter 

Johnson RS, livery stable, Weber ave 
bet Sutter and San Joaquin 

Jones Miss Belle, dressmaking, Wash- 
ington bet American and California 


Jor; n J, Hunter opp Cour! House 

Judell & Glass, clothing, cor iain and 
Sutter 

Kaiser L M, Big Tree Saloon, Hunter 

KAISER SIMO , boots and shoes, cor 
Hunter and Levee 

Keeler W H, watchmaker and jeweler, 
249 Main 

Killion Patrick, saloon, Levee 

Kennedy & Miller, furniture, 363 Centre 

Keniston Chas M, city and county supt 
of schools, Newell Building, Main 

Kidd James E, artists’ materials, 178 


Main 

Kime Mrs §, electro vapor baths, 224 
San Joaquin 

KING § ML, dressmaking, 267 
Weber ave 

King Robt W, atty-at-law, Eldridge 
Building, Main 

King & Sequard (Joe King and M Se- 
quard), fruits and produce, 365 Centre 

Kinsley C H (Kinsley & McClellan), cor 
Main and El Dorado 

Kleemann Julius, cooperage, 236 Market 

Klench J B, veterinary surgeon, Hunter 

Knapp —, physician, cor Main and 
Hunter 

Kolberg A, cigars, 158 Hunter 

Kolberg Ben F, constable, 
Building, Main 

Kramm Phillipp, saloon, Main bet Cal- 
ifornia and American 

KUEPPERS THEO, books, stationery 
and musical instruments, 179 Main 

Kuhn Frank, watchmaker and jeweler, 
200 Main 

Kulman, Wagner & Co, proprs Pacific 
Tannery, cor Oak and El Dorado 

Ladd Horace J, mgr Stockton Telephone 
Co, 203 Main 

Lafayette Hotel, P Langley propr, Cen- 
tre 

Lando Mrs J C, dressmaking, 240 Main 

Lane R B, propr Lane’s Mills, 255 and 
257 Weber ave 

Lang L H (Campbell & Lang), Hunter 

Langmack Henry, watchmaker, cor 
Main and El Dorado 

Langridge George W (Weller & Lang- 
ridge), 201 Main ° 

Leach C I, pres San Joaquin Valley 
Bank, 210 Main 

Lee Charles, dry goods, 264 Main 

LEE E, sign. ornamental and fresco 
painter 

Lee Mrs Fannie, dressmaking, Hunter 

Leeper Jumes, fruit, 2874 Market 

Leffler Mrs Fred, private board and 
lodging, Stanislaus 

Lertora Peter, groceries and liquors, 
Washington 

Lesher Bros, Tyrolean Hall, cor Centre 
and Main 


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Lesher Peter, saloon, 175 Hunter 

Liegi Henry, bootmaker, Levee 

Tipreaten George, Pacific Agricultural 
Works, Lafayette 

LLOYD § (Lioyd & Tamsen), 168 Levee 

LONDON CHOP AND OYSTER 

HOUSE (S Lloyd and J Tamsen), 168 

Levee, (see advertisement) 

LONG J M, under-sheriff 

Looney Thomas, saddles and harness, 

cor Channel and Bridge 

Lothrop & Noble (Isaac Lothrop and E 
B Noble), hatters, 247 Main 

Louttit James A, atty-at-law, 240 Main 

Louttit W R, atty-at-law and notary 
public, Salz Building 

Lovelace S H, farmer 

Loveridge J S, bootblack, Levee 

Lutz & Rink, saloon, cor Main and 

Centre 

Magner Max, saloon, 236 Main 

Mallon TC, real estate and insurance, 

Eldridge Building, Main 

Mansion House, J H Cross propr, cor 

Hunter and Weber ave 

Marble & Shaver, Eureka Beer Hall, 

267 Main 

Marks Harns, merchant tailor, 250 


Main 
Marks Jacob, clothing, Levee 
Marks Mayer, cigars and _ tobacco, 
Levee 
Marr & Chapman, carriage works, 486 
Centre 
MARSTERS T J, wind mill and self- 
feeder, manufacturer tanks and der- 
ricks, cor Washington and California 
Martin F H, stair builder, Market nr 
California 
Matteson Don C (Matteson & William- 


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18 & 20 Spear. 
San. Francisca’ 


889 


manent Miss A, glove factory, 258 


ain 

McKenzie Geo A, register U S Land 
Office, Odd Fellows Building 

McKinne B, attorney-at-law, 240 Main 

McLellan W F (Kinsley & McLellan), 
cor Main and El Dorado 

McStay & Swinnerton, attorneys-at-law, 
args Building, Main 

Meader A, fire insurance agt, El- 
dridge Building, Main 

Mechanics’ Depot Saloon, G Scianchi 
propr 

Melone G W, auctioneer and commis- 
sion merchant, 181 Hunter 

Mengel Peter, boots and shoes, 185 
Main . 

Mengle Philip & Co, furniture, cor Cen- 
tre and Main 

Mersfelder Louis, restaurant, cor Levee 
and Centre 

Mescroll J M, dentist, 190 Main 

Mexican Restaurant, Mrs I G de Villa- 
loss, cor Hunter and Market 

Middlemiss J R, insurance agt, Hunter 
Square 

Miesell Frederick, hairdresser, 188 Main 

Milco John, varieties, 195 Main 

Milco N B, fruit and produce market, 
195 Main . 

Milco, Nicols & Co, variety store, 205 
Main 

Miller Frank, city councilman 

Miller N, physician, 1724 Main 

Miller T O, artist, Hook Building, Main 

Miller Wm P, carriige factory, cor 
Channel and California 

Miller’s Warehouse, W C Miller mgr, 
Mormon Slough 

Mills James T, stoves, tin and hard- 
ware, 198 Main 


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n- son), cor Main and California Milner N, police judge, Eldri Build- 
, i Matteson F W, constable ing, Mais. ENN Se a 
_ 3 MATTESON & WILLIAMSON (Don | Mingel Philipp, furniture and bedding, 
ad j C Matteson and T P Williamson),| 352 Centre 

a iron founders and manufacturers of | Minta Miss Julia, assistant, Free Public 
a 4 farming implements, cor Main andj Library 


California (see advertisement) 

McCarty James M, real estate, insur- 

ance agt, and notary public, 201 Main 

bes ied M, contractor, cor Sutter and 
ain 


Minta Wesley, justice of peace, El- 
dridge Building, Main 

Mitrovich M, restaurant, 199 Levee 

Mollenhauer L, grocenes, cor Weber 
ave and American 


McCormick M, bootmaker, 276 Main 
McUrellis'B F, saloon, cor Main and El 
Dorado 

McCurdy Wn, druggist, cor Main and 
Sutter 

McDougald & McDouell, real estate 


Monaco M, photographer, 198 Main 

Monahan & Magner, saloon, 230 Main 

Moore A D & Co, lumber yard, Mormon 
Channel 

Moore T N, groceries, cor Main and 
Centre 


and insurance agts, cor Main and El 
Dorado 


Moore H H & Son, is) er 248 Main 
McGuffie Wn, boilermaker, Main 


Morrissey James A, collector and gen- 
eral agt, 236 Main 


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McKAIG W W (Nash & McKaig), | Morse H C, employment office, Odd Fel- 
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ie McKenzie Frank, pound keeper Mosher L E, agent C PRR 


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Moss Frank W, saloon, Levee 

Moentioy Pope G, saloon, cor Centre 
and Levee 

a Vernon Lodge, No 254, 36 G T, 308} 

ain 

Mowbray James L, collector and real 
estate, 234 Main 

Mozart . Lodzi House, T C Evans 
propr, cor Main and Sutter 

Muller Jacob, bakery, cor Main and Cal- 
ifornia 

gh rhea groceries, cor El Dorado and 


arket 
NATT & KNOOP, Italian Rotisserie, 
Main, near Centre 
Naylor John E, city councilman 
Newman C, furnishing goods, 284 Main 
Nichols H P, agent for Chicago Screw 
Pulverizer and Chicago Scraper, 162 
Levee 
Niestrath H, brewery, cor Elk and 


Levee 

Noack Alfred, windmills and tanks, 
Main 

Noble A M, deputy recorder 

Noble L B, attorney-at law, 240 Main 

O'Brien Dayton F (J H O’Brien & Son), 
224 Main 

O'BRIEN J H, wholesale wines and liq- 
uors, Main 

JH & SON, wholesale and 

retail wines and liquors, 224 Main, 
Odd Fellows Building 

Odd Fellows Building, cor Hunter and 


Main 


Odd Fellows Library, 218 Main 

OFFER & FRIEDMAN, manutactu- 
rers and dealers in cigars and tobacco, 
263 Main 

O’Keeffe P K & Bro, saloon, 176 Levee 

Oreole Saloon, Weber ave 

Oullahan D J, wholesale liquors, 177 
Main 

Overton Frank, saloon, Centre 

Owen Chas E, music and musical in- 
struments, 249 Main 

Pacific M L Insurance Company, T W 
Newell mgr, 203 Main 

Pacific Tannery, Kullman, Wagner & Co, 
cor Oak and El Dorado 

Parker Aaron, poultry and game, 
Hunter 

Parker George B, painter, 175 El Dorado 

Parker J B, groceries, Weber ave 

Parker R B & Son, groceries and pro- 
visions, 369 Hunter 

Parlor No7, Native Sons of the Goiden 
West, 3084 Main : 

Paterson Alex V R, judge department 
(1) of superior court, Court House 

Patten R C, agt Nevada Stage Co, of- 
fice Yo Semite House 

Paulk C OC, attorney-at-law, Eldridge 
Building, Main 


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Paulsell A C, pres The Farmers’ Co-op- 
erative Union of San Joaquin Valley, 
cor Commerce and Levee 

Peck P H, barber 189 El Dorado 

Pena & Sablan, barbers, cor’ El Dorado 
and Market 

Percy & Hamilton, architects, McKee 
Building, Main 

Perkins C E, groceries and provisions, 
paints and oils,187 Hunter 

Perrin Otis, receiver U S land office, 
Odd Fellows Building 

Peters J.D, grain dealer, 154 Levee 

Peyser Albert, barber, Main 

Peyser Simon, tailor, 287 Main 

Peyton & Holmes (Seth Peyton and M 

olmes), saloon, 230 Main 

Phelps J L, deputy clerk Court House 

Philadelphia House: Joseph Breiden- 
boch, 15 ae 

Philadelphia Saloon, Barkhorn & Dons, 
Hunter 

Phillips Thomas, physician, 240 Main 

Pinkney & Hess, saloon, Centre bet 
Main and Levee 

Pioneer Photograph Gallery, J P Spoon- 
er, 173 and 175 Main 

Poehner Julius, saloon, 189 Main 

Porter & Roesch (W C Roesch and D 
Porter), wholesale fruits, nuts, canned 
goods, etc, cor California and Main 

Post-Uffice Restaurant, Botzbach & Jor- 
gensen, Hunter opp Court House 


Prentice James, plumber and gasfitter, 
cor Main and American 

Pritchard V P, principal grammar 
schvol 

Quinn & McDougald, paints and oils, 
Main 

Raab & Miller, What Cheer House 

Ralph C R, county assessor, Court 

ouse 

Raphael J, clothier, 187 Main 

Rawlins Post No 14, G A R, 3084 Main 

Read [hos Y, agt Wells, Fargo & Cv, 
182 Main 

Reamey James S, attorney-at-law, El- 
dridge Building 

Reaume Louis, bootmaker, Weber ave 

Reibenstein R R, contractor and builder 
and public administrator, Washington 

Reid John C, civil engineer, Main opp 
Court House ¢ 

Reid R K, physician, Centre opp P O 

Reid Robt K, pres Bank of Stockton, 
cor Main and Centre 

Reppin Guatav, barber, 387 Centre 

Reynolds Merick, grain buyer, cor Com- 
merce and Levee 

Rhodes Alonza, real estate and insurance 
agt and notary public, 239 Main 

Richards W H, undertaker, cor Hunter 
and Main 


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Ring C B, auctioneer and real estate 
t, cor Grant and Main 
Rink & Lutz, saloon, cor Center and 


Main 

Riordan Daniel, saddles and harness, 
189 Main 

Rivara Andrea, groceries, Hunter _ 

Roberts & Eldred, marble works, Main 
bet California and Sutter é 

Roberts Miss ES, fancy goods, 175 Main 

Robinson Jerry, architect and builder, 
203 Main : 

Robinson W H, coroner, Main bet 
Centre and El Dorado : 

Rogers & Norman, wood, coal and ice, 
cor Market and El Dorado 

Rohrbacher & Boerner (H Rohrbacher 
and F Boerner), saloon, NW cor 
Hunter and Channel 

Rolf I, carriage factory, 256 Centre 

Rosenbaum & Crawford, clothiers, cor 
Main and San Joaquin 

Rosenblum M, dry goods, Hunter near 
Weber ave 

Rossi A, wine dealer and hotel, 150 
Main 

Rothenbush Dan, El Dorado Brewery, 
cor Stanislaus and Oak 

Rowe AM, hay, Weber ave 

Rowe Robt, stoves and tinware, cor 
Main and Sutter 

Ruggles F A, physician and surgeon, 
McKee Building, Main 

Ruhl Fred A, hardware and tin, 183 
Hunter 

Ruiter Miles A, horseshoeing, Weber 
ave 


Rupert George, saloon, Center and Main 
RUSSELL & W (Haines & Russell), | SHA 


Main bet Sutter and California 

Ryder Albert, hackman, stand Yo 
Semite House 

Sablan M, barber, El Dorado near 
Market 

Safferhill Dave, liquors, cor Levee and 
Hunter 

St Agnes Academy, cor San Joaquin 
and Leach ave 

St Aloysius Cadets, Sutter near Wash- 
ington 

St John’s Episcopal Church, El Dorado 

St Lawrence Stables, Woodworth & 
West proprs, Channel next Grand 
Central Hotel 

St Mary’s (Catholic) Church, Washing- 


ton 

Sanders E F & Co, varieties, 186 El Do- 
rado 

San Joaquin Brewery, Yost & Worth 
proprs, Weber ave 

San Joaquin Hotel, F Stoetzer propr, 
cor Weber and San Joaquin 

San Joaquin Stables, Frank Beswick 
propr, cor Centre and Washington 


San Joaquin Valley Bank, C I Leach 
pres, F J Huggins cashier, 210 Main 
Saurock Mrs Mary, restaurant, cor 
Main and Stanislaus 

Sargent H S, mgr and sec Grangers 

nion, 280 and 282 Main 

Saunders Wm, agt Pacific Pottery Co, 
Main opp Court House 

Scanlin A V, justice of the peace, El- 
dridge Building 

Schmidt «& Regner, lunch-house, 74 
Centre 

SCHMIDT & SIMON, groceries, pro- 
visins and meat market, cor Main and 
Grant 

Schneider J, cigar factory, Sutter bet 
Main and Market 

Schrack Mrs S R, hairdressing and 
stamping, Main 

Schram Frank, house furnishing ‘goods, 
190 Main 

Scianchi G, saloon 


SCOFIELD & TEVIS (D G Scofield 


and Harry ‘Tevis), pease oils, glass 
and brushes, cor Main and Sacra- 
mento 


Scott Silas, saloon, cor California and 
Washington 

Seavers F, meat market, Hunter nr 
Channel 

Sedgwick’s River Exp,ess, Stockton to 
San Francisco and Sacramento, offices 
418 Sacramento, San Francisco, and 
180 Main, Stockton 

Sellman L, laundry, cor Grant and Main 

Sequard King M, cigars and tobacco, 
203 Centre 

Severy M, real estate agent, 198 Main 

W C, proprietor Shaw’s Plow 

Works, 201 and 203 El) Dorado 

SHAW’S (HC) PLOW WORKS, H 
C Shaw proprietor, 201 and 203 El 
Dorado (see aiv) 

Shaw J B, tailor, El Dorado 

Shaw M J, povitry and game, Levee 

Shearer B U, mgr W U Tel Co, 203 


ain 

Shepardson N G, varieties, Main 

Shepherd Bros & Co, groceries, cor Cen- 
tre and Main 

Sheridan P, tailor, 189 El Dorado 

Shurtleff G A, physician, medical sup 
State Insane Asylum 

Sibbers M, painter, 287 Market 

Sielnacht Frank, bootmaker, Levee 

Simpson & Gray (A W Simpson and 
Geo Gray), lumber, Levee below Com- 
merce 

eine Mfg Co, Carl Altman mgr, 175 


ain 
Smith Ansel, attorney-at-law and police 


judge 
Smith Chas, merchant tailor, cor Weber 
ave and Stockton 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.,. a Sense sisrs.cs Wee. | 19 ees 
——— Oalifornia—Stockton. 


Smith F H, deputy clerk, Court House 
bg F L, furniture and bedding, 306 


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Smith G F, 
Commerce 

Smith H C(A D Moore & Co), cor Com- 
merce and Sonora 

Smith Thomas, cigars and tobacco, 
Hunter opp Court House 

Smith W H, saloon, Yo Semite Block 

Smith W T, mgr Grangers’ Union, 280 
and 282 Main 

SNYDER LEWIS, harness and sad- 
dles, Weber ave 

Southworth & Grattan, grocers, cor 
Main and Sutter 

Spencer Walter, barber, cor Hunter and 
Levee 

Sperry Austin (Sperry & Co), cor Levee 
and Beaver 

Sperry Charles, farmer 

Sperry S W (Sperry & Co), cor J.evee 
and Beaver 


carpenter and builder, 183 


Sperry SW & Co, general commission 
merchants, Levee 

Spis Aug, saloon, cor Main and Sutter 

Spooner J Pitcher, photographer, 171 
Main 

Sprague Z, gunsmith, Main 

Stock Michael, poultry and produce, 


Main 

Stamper I, clothing, 236 Main 

STAR FOUNDRY, Matteson & Wil- 
liamson proprietors, cors Market and 
Main, and Grant and Aurora 

Starlight Oil (Yates & Co), —— Flan- 
ders mgr 

Star Restaurant, Mary Sandervek propr, 
331 Maip 

Star Soap Works, Williams & Co 
proprs, Centre bet Main and Levee 

State Bakery, Wm Ingles propr, 388 


Centre 

STATE INSANE ASYLUM, Park 
bet California and S 

ch gl & Kock, clothing, 178 El Do- 
rado 

Stewart & Smith (Frank Stewart and J 
W Smith), ron dealers, Levee 

Stewart Wm R, bootmaker, Centre 

Stipe W, livery stable, 482 Centre 

Stockton Bargain House, clothing, 264 
Main 

Stockton Building and Loan Associa- 
tion, F Stewart pres, 183 Main 

STOCKTON BUSINESS COLLEGE, 
F R Clarke principal, cor Hunter and 
Miner ave 

STOSKTON CANDY FACTORY, W 
C Walker and W D Buckley proprie- 
tors, Main opp Yo Semite House 

Stockton City Mills, S W Sperry & Co 
proprs, Levee 


Stockton and Copperopolis R R Co, R 
L Myrick assistant supt, C F Hutch- 
inson agt, cor Centre and Levee 

Stockton Division Sr .8 of Temperance, 
3084 Main 

Stockton E A, physician and surgeon, 
cor Main and Hunter 

Stockton Furniture Factory, S H Fick- 
ett and I V Robbins proprs, Main bet 
Grant and Stanislaus 

Stockton Gas Co, Henry Adams mgr, 
cor Centre and Mormon ave 

Stockton Guards’ Armory, Mozart Hall, 


ain 

Stockton Grange, No 70, Patrons of 
Husbandry, 3084 Main 

Stockton Hair Works, Fred Miesell 
propr, 188 Main 

Stockton Horse Market, P H Boggs 
propr, Hunter 

“STOCKTON INDEPENDENT” 
(daily and sje Nash & McKaig 
proprietors, cor Hunter and Levee 

STOCKTON IRON WORKS, Farring- 
ton, Hyatt & Co, 341-317 California 

Stockton Laundry, L Sellman propr, 
cor Grant and Main 

Stockton Lodge, No 182, 36 GT, 3084 


ain 
Stockton Lumber Yard, Moore & Smith 
proprs, cor Commerce and Sonora 
“SLOCKTON MAIL” (daily and week- 
ly), Colnon, Nunan & Cosgrave pub- 
lishers and pro rietors, Odd Fellows 
Building, Main 
Stockton Marble Works, J H Suther- 
land and John Dillon, Main bet Stan- 
islaus and American 
Stockton Savings and Loan Society, L 
Shippee pres, Fred M West cashier, 
cor Main and Hunter 
Stockton Steam Dyeing Works, Hess & 
Schmidt, 297 Main 
eh hy Street Railroad, J& CP Crow, 
ain 
Stockton Telephone Co, Horace J Ladd 


mgr, 203 Main 

Stockton Warehouse, John Ducker 
pres, C H F Braun sec, Mormon 
Channel 

Stockton & Washington, physicians and 
surgeons, McKee Buildi .g 

Stockton Water Works, L L Bradbury 
propr, Hunter nr Main 

Stockwell E R, dry goods and clothing, 
199 Main 

Stowe E B, notary public, 22$ Main 

Stowell John (Abbott, Williams & 
Stowell), cor California and Market 

Straus D, cigars and tobacco, cor El Do- 
rado and Tava 

Sullivan John M, real estate, cor Main 
and El Dorado 


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F THOMPSON C V, general commission | Wasley & Saunders, boots and shoes, 
r fruit and produce market, cor Levee| 238 Main , 
alg and El Dorado Weaver Mrs J A, millinery, 245 Main 
Threshar M S, hardware, iron and steel, | Weaver H W, county clerk, Court i 
ig- 182 Main House \ 
nla Tilghman George, city clerk, Court} Weaver J A, saloon, Main ‘ } 
pr, ouse Weaver Mrs Laurinda, teacher of fancy 1" 
Todd H W, physician, 180 Main work, Main nr Stanislaus 
84 Tons John, propr Philad.lphia Brewery, | Webb M S, master mechanic, Stockton 
3 Levee and Copperopolis R R Co 
ith Tourists’ Restaurant, Givanovich & | Weber House Saloon 
Sciuttich proprs, 259 Main Webster J B, Pacific Coast Law and 
k- Trefren Rev J L, clergyman (Methodist)| Business Agency, Eldridge Building, 
tb- Tripp DD, Eureka Market, cor Califor-| Mai { 


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Summerville James, horseshoeing, Cen: 
tre bet Washington and Lafayette 
Sutherland & Dillon, marble and gran- 

ite works, Main bet American and 
Stanislaus 
Sylvester, Noye & Co, furniture, car- 
pets, etc, 250 and 252 Main : 
Tait James G, machinist, Newel! Build- 


ing 

T EN J (Lioyd & Tamsen), 168 
Levee ‘ 

Tappan & Thomas, whitewashing, and 
general jobbing, Hunter 

Taylor Mrs & V, glove factory, 258 

ain 

Terre CS, liquors, Weber ave 

Terry D S, attorney-at-law, Rosenbaum 
Building, Main 

Terry S L, city attorney, 240 Main 

The Ponntain, Kinsley & McLelland 


nia and Market 

Tripp W O, harness and saddlery, Cen- 
tre 

Truman’s Improved Iron Harrow, Al- 
fred Noack agt, Main bet Amerizan 
and Stanislaus 

Truscott A & J, carriage painting and 
wagonmakers, Hunter 

Tucker E E, city and county surveyor 

Tucker Washington, (Tucker & Walsh) 

Tucker & Walsh, (Washington Tucker 
& T F Walsh) real estate agte, Main 

Tully John, real estate and insurance 


agt, 226 Main 

Tully R W, mayor and cashier The 
Bank of Stockton, cor Main and Cen- 
tre 

Turner Mrs D C, dressmaking, 200 Main 

Turner J H, auction and commission, 
cor Main and Grant 

Turner W A, dentist, Newell Building, 
Main 

Tuttle’s Hotel, Mrs C E Tuttle propr, 
norCPRR 

Tye Hugh, blacksmith, cor Weber Ave 
and American 

Twin Bros, saloon, 192 Market 

UNITED STATES HOTEL, H C 
Holman & Chas Schmeder proprietors, 
cor Centre and Market 


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ipo Viear W H, gunsmith, 173 El Do- 

rado 

Vasquez Joseph, groceries and liquors 
cor California aud South sah 

Vasque M, barber, 208 Levee 

Volk Frank S, groceries and provisions, 
cor Centre and Market 

Von Detten C, justice of peace 

Wadekind F, agt Albany Brewery, 
cor Main and Sutter 

Wagner L J, butcher, 258 Main 

WALKER W OC, Stockton Candy 
Factory, Main opp Yo Semite House 
(see advertisement) 

Wallace W G, dentist, Salz Building, 
Main 

Walsh Thomas F (Tucker & Walsh) 

Walter L C, ticket agt and telegraph 
operator 

Walters Geo L, City Hall keeper 


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Weidman W H, Boston Coffee House, 
345 Centre 

Welch Mrs, Franklin House, cor 
Weber ave and California 

Weller George E (Weller & Langridge), 
201 Main 

Weller & Langridge (G W Langridge & 
G E Weller), boots and shoes, 201 
Main 

Wellman Henry, barber, cigars and 
tobacco, 174 Levee 

Wells, Fargo & Co, T Y¥ Reed agt, 
Main 

Welsh & Co, flouring mills, San Fran- 
cisco 

ver T B, carriage painting, 81 Chan- 


ne 

West Geo & Co, wholesale wines and 
brandy, 197 Hunter 

West Wm B, nursery depot, cor Chan- 
nel and Weber ave 

Western House, James Byrne propr, 
Centre bet Market and Washington 

WESTLAKE STOVE CO, house fur- 
nishing hardware, 294-296 Main 

What Cheer House, Raab & Miller 
pro rs, cor Centre and Levee 

Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Co, 
hie pnlthee agt, Yo Semite House 

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White & Thomas, saw and planing-mill, 

Hunter bet Main and Market 

Whitney O D, conductor S andC RR 

Wilbur { R, sec The Farmers’ Co-oper- 
ative Union of San Joaquin Valley, 

cor Commerce vee 

Wilders A, chair factory, cor Main and 

Stanislaus 

woe RE, searcher of records, 232 


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Wilkes P S, attorney-at-law and notary 
ublic, Eldridge Building, Main 
illiams C E & Co, wool dealers, Centre 
Williams Mrs E J, dressmaking, Weber 
ave 
Williams George P (Abbott, Williams 
& Stowell), cor California and Market 
Williams John R, druggist, Main 
Williamson Truman (Matteson & 
Williamson), cor Main and California 
Willow, No 55, K of P, cor Main and 
San Joaquin 
Willows Brewery, Burner & Rohbecker 
roprs 
inters George, deputy recorder 
Winters Robert, bootmaker, 365 Centre 
Wolf A, pres Grangers Union, 280 and 
282 Main 
Wollner Fred, groceries and liquors, 
cor Channel and Hunter 


Rarestinthe wate” No. 315 J St, Sacramento, Cal. 


Nos. 251, 253, 255, 257 


JAMES CAVEN 


Free of Charge. 


PRISGis CELLS, 


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ODD FELLOWS’ SUPPLIES, "iess.e"Rce ct wet MemrRet, 4 


894 Cali fornia—Stockton. 


STOCKTON, CAL. 


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FIRST-CLASS HOUSE. 


This House is the leading hotel of the City, containing all the Modern 
Improvements. General Ticket Office for the Big Trees, Yo Semite Val- 
ley. Bodie, and General Stage Office for all the Southern Mountain Towns. 
The Yo Semite Coach will convey guests from the Boats and all Trains 


Ta TOMO Tener stay Oe 
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Woods & Drury (John N and E W 
Smith Woods, and E W Drury), 


roceries, crockery, etc, 246 Main 
ood & Grant (SM Woods and L E 
Grant), hatters, Main 
Woods J N (Woods & Drury), 246 Main 
Woolfe L, watchmaker and jeweler, El 
Dorado bet Main and Levee 
Woolsey Wm, groceries, cor Main and 
California 
Worth Charles (Yost & Worth), cor 
American and Weber ave 
Wright H E, grain dealer and commis- 
sion, 339 Centre 
Wright J J, agt Singer Sewing Machine 
Co, 195 Main 
Wright, Nash & Co, grain cleaner, Cali- 
fornia bet Main and Market 
ae AB, money loaner, Newell 
uilding, Main 
Yo TE HOUSE, James Caven 
proprietor, Main (see advertisement) 
Yosemite Stables, R S Johnson propr, 
cor Weber ave and San Nib 
Yost Frederick (Yost & Worth), cor 
American and Weber ave 
Zignego Jo C Jr, notary public, Rosen- 
aum Building, Main 
Zignego Mrs A, millinery, 182 El 
orado 


and 259 MAIN STREET, 


PROP. ETOR. 


ain werect, s. #.CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F.. 


PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING 


CONKLIN BROS. 


» ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


California—Stockton. 895 


MATTESON & WILLIAMSON, 


TRON FOUNDER AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS 


FACTORY, located on A RA 8T., bet. Main and Market. 


omee gad Agri pare} = STOCKTON, CAL. 


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and farming public unusual bargains in the several , 5 
Some of our Specialties are the following: The Ric: ards’ Improved Header, 


“ STOCKTON CHIEF” having no equal on the Coast; : hreshing and Stacking 
Derrichs; Iron Harrows, a new invention, and destined to supersede wooden structures 
of that class; The Famous Sulky Gang Plow “AMERICAN CHIEF”; 


a The Patent Diamond, or Two-Edged Reversible Gang Plow; The Mu 


Exterminator, a most valuable implement for draining summer fallow; Patent Chisel 


Cultivator; Road Scrapers; Grain Trucks, etc. 
Heavy Forgings, Machine Work and General Jobbing promptly and neatly done. 
Liberal discount to the trade. Send for Catalogue and Price List. 


MATTESON & WILLIAMSON. 


STOCKTON INDEPENDENT, 


(DAILY AND WEEKLY.) 
NASH & McKAITIG........ Publishers and Proprietors. 


THE DAILY 


Is second to no paper in the Interior, the only morning paper iu the San 
Joaquin Valley, has more reading matter, the most 
reliable news and the 


LARCEST CIRCULATION, 
Rendering it the BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM in the Interior. 
THIRTY-TWO COLUMN PAPER. 


THE WEEKLY 


Has the largest circulation of any Weekly in the San Joaquin Valley and con- 
tains the greatest amount of reading matter. It is a 64 column piper. 


SUBSCRIPTION RATES. 


Daily, in advance, per year..... SRT CUODL TE OA OU TTT RGOUT EET. $7.00 
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Californiu—sStoclton. 


Authorized Capital, $500,000, Cold. 
Paid tn Capital and Surplus, 8365,000, Co!d. 


THE FIRST NATIONAL BANE 


OF STOCKTON, CAL. 
H.H. HEWLETT, - - - Cashier and Manager. 


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Transacts a General Banking Business. 


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Collections -‘made on Favorable Terms in ALL PARTS OF THE STATE. 


EXCHANCE BOUGHT AND SOLD. 


First NATIONAL BANK, New York. 
First NATIONAL GOLD BANK, ean Francisco. 


Correspondence, | 


New York Reference.—J. D. Jones, Esq., President Atlantic Mutual 
Insurance Company, New York. 


Money Deposited with our Correspondents paid here. 


H.C. SHAW PLOW WORKS. 


THE STOCKTON GANG EL OWE. 


aan > ae en eat ee 
Over 4,000 of these Plows Sold on this Coast. 
RANDOLPH HEADERS. 
FURST AND BRADLEY SINGLE AND SULKY PLOWS. 
CHIEFTAIN SULKY HORSE RAKES. 
MOWERS, REAPERS, BELTING, ETC. 
COMPLETE STOCK OF EXTRAS. 


201 & 203 El Doxado Street, Stocktcn, Cal. 


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JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, makes the BEST FITTING Clothes 


CHICARD & WORTH, 
Draying, Forwarding and Com- 
mission Merchants, 

Dealers in all kinds of Four-Foot Wood. 
Office, 340 Centre Street, 

Next to What Cheer House, Stockton, Cal. 


the State. 


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Pianos carefully moved and set up at. short 
notice. Goods consigned to our care will be 
promptly forwarded to their destination. 


L. HANSEL, 


Wholesale and Retail Deaier in 


Family Groceries & Provisions, 


CROCKERY, 
Wines and Liquors of All Kinds. 


ALL GOODS WARRANTED. 


Cor. Channel and Hunter Sts. 
STOCKTON, CAL. 


STONY POINT. 


Sonoma County. A post-office, 9 miles 
southwest of Santa Rosa and 10 miles 
northwest of Petaluma. 


Hasbrouck A, butcher 

LEWIS SF, hotel : 

Mayson W H, blacksmith ond wagon. 
maker 


STRAWBERRY VALLEY. 


Yusa County. A post and express 
office. - Located £5 miles northeast of 
Marysville; is the center of a large 
mining district. 

Birmingham J T, toll road and teamster 

DR JH, general merchandise 

Emerson E A & Son, butchers 

Feeney Jas, hotel 

Goble Ey, farvaer and teamster 

Leach A M, propr Diamond Spring Mills 

Loveland F G, propr Deadwood Mills 

Lvdlum T B, mining supt 

Onken F G, hotel 

Osbeck C 11, carpenter and painter 

PRINDLE C T, blacksmith and posi- 
master 

Robertson J , hotel 

Shultz J F, hotel 

Wilson John, carpenter 


SUGAR PINE. 


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California—Stockton-Su‘ sun. 897 


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MEW DEPARTURE. 


London Chop @ Oyster House, 


OPEN DAY AND NIGHT, 


5 Meal Tickets for $1.00. 


OYSTERS 
Served in any Style Desired. 


Levee St., below Centre, 
STOCKTON, CAL. 


8, LLOYD & J. TAMSEN, Proprietors. 
W. C. WALKER. W. D. Buckiey. 


WALKER & BUCKLEY, 


PROPRIETORS 


STOCKTON CANDY FACTORY, 


Manufacturers and Jobbers of 


French aud Plain Confectionery, 
Main Street, 


Opposite Yo Semite House, Stockton, Cal. 
P. O. Box 346. 


miles by stage east of Milton and 15 
miles east of Sonora. 


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Gurney & Kuight (A G Gurney and W 
H night), hotel 
Knight W H, postmaster 


SUISUN. 


Sonano Counry. <A. post, express and 
telegraph office, on the California Pa- 
cific R. R., 49 miles from San Fran- 
cisco and one mile from Fairtield, the 
county seat. It is also situated on 
an arm of Suisun Bay, at the head of 
navigation. The country surround- 
ing it is rich agriculturally and an 
abundance of fruit and berries is 
grown in the locality. Population 700. 


ALDEN E B (EB Alden & Co) 

ALDEN EB & CO (E B Alden, 
Shaw and A P Voorhees), clothing 
and furnishing goods, boots and shoes, 
cigars, tobacco and notions 

Anderson J T, agit C PRK 

Anderson J W, constable 

Anderson Nelee, fruits and vegetables 

Ashim Brt, pharmacist 

Bank of Suisun, R D Robbins pres, 
Wolf cashier 

Barrett James, hotel 

Bartlett H J, liquors 

Bartlett W T, liquors 

W N, publisher and propri- | @? 

etor the weekly “Solano Republican” 


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TuvoLumNg County. A post-office, 49! Breck Samvel, general merchandise ‘ 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, st't\P" Stock wasut. spanish Gedar, Veneers. 


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898 California—Suisun-Summit. 


Burchard Rev J L, clergyman (Metho- | Trainor James, justice of peace 
dist VANCE DR ; 


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Cerkel William, general merchandise 
Chrisler A, restaurant 
5 Chrisler P J, real estate and ingurance 
Cohn Jacob, general merchandise 
Crocker Asa, stationery, books and post- 
master 
Crowley James, liquors 
Davidson LN, W, F & Co’s agt 
3 Dillon Robert, carriage painter 
Dinkelspiel A M & A, gen mdse 
9) Downing W G, physician 
as Fitzpatrick Miss H B, milliner 
Flammer J A, wagonmaker 
Frank’ J & Son, general mdse 
Green & Frisbie (G W Green and L © 
(| Frisbie Jr), meat market 
| Greenthaler George, jeweler 
A Harding W C, dentist 
Harris Henry, tailor 
Ma) Henry J, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
18 Hilborn E P, grain warehouse and Sui- 
sun Mills 


Hitchcock Rev J F, clergyman (Presby-.: 


in a terian) 
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Kennedy W T, groceries 
_| Kinloch J W, hardware and stoves 
| Krause John, blacksmith 


&& | Lawrence Mrs L M, millinery and dress- 
i makin 
a | LEIT & PRITCHATD (Wm 


Leithead and T J Pritchard), carpen- 
) ters and builders 
Be | LEITHEAD WM (Leithead & Pritch- 


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=m! McDonald DC & Co (D C McDonald 
and D Hale), livery stable 
e2 | McKay AS, bootmaker 
Sa | Miller John, bakery and liquors 
% Morehead A, clocks and jewelry 
$s Morton AS, li 


ker 

O'Neile Jolin, hotel 

PRITCHARD T J (Leithead & Pritch- 
ard) 

Reeves D L’, grain warehouse 

Reeves W W, agt Puget Sound Lumber 
Co 

Rerns James W, stoves 

Reynolds J W B, physician 

Robbins R D, lumber 

ROBERTS HOTEL, John Vest pro- 
prietor 

Robinson W H, deutist, 

Shields John, biackamith 

SEZAW Mi (Alden & Co), Napa 


Stockman D M, druggist 
3 TAYLOR W KH, grocerics, clothing, 


ORST'S “x 


boots and shoes 


“Te WEEKLY SOLANO REPUB. 
AN,” W N Bowen publisher and 
proprietor 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, "wert" 


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DANIEL NORCROSS & CO. ™Wssrz.cuets,Resgls cies Seale ateT™ 


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DR J M, physician, surgeon, 
druggist, and apothecary, and dealer 
in pure drugs, chemicals, and toilet 
articles 

VEST JOHN, proprietor Roberts Hotel 

VOORHEES A P (Alden & Co), Napa 

Wagner John, barber 

Weihe G A P, operator W U Tel 

WEINBERGER M, cigars, tobacco, 
fancy goods, confectionery, station- 
ery, and furnishing goods 

White A L, undertaker 

Wood A C, harnessmaker 


SULPHUR BANK. 


Lake County. See East Lake. 


SULPHUR CREEK. 


Cotusa County. A post and express 
office, in the Coast Range, 35 miles 
west of Colusa, and 40 miles by stage 
from Williams. It is near Wilbur 
Springs, which have medical proper- 
ties of great value. 

BLANK MRS LOTTIE, general mer- 
chandise, postmistress, and proprie- 
tress Clark’s Hot Sulphur Springs 

Brame J 8, propr Wilbur Springs 

Cherry Wm, >ropr Central Gold Mine 

Excelsior Quicksilver Mine, Disturnell 
Bros proprs 

Hughes D, propr Manzanita Gold Mine 

Roberts John L, stage 


SUMMERVILLE. 


TuoLUMNE County. Post-oftice Scnora; 
10 miles from Sonora. 


CH. general merchandise 
Holland I T, blacksmith 

Richeri J B, general merchandise 
Scott Sanford, saloon 


SUMMIT. 


Piumas County. <A post-office, situated 
in the pass know: on the map of Cal- 
ifornia as Beckworth Pass, and the 
lowest in the Sierra Nevada Moun- 
tains. It is principally a grazing 
valley, and is one of the oldest settle- 
ments, It is 54 miles southeast of | 
Quincy, and 28 miles from Keno, 
Nevada. 

Clark B, blacksmith 

Geigentash H, bootmaker 

Jones W E, propr Summit Hotel 

MARTIN RICHARD, general mer. 
chandise and tmaster 

Odd Fellows Hall 


Le LE CL ES 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 335 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


eelbarrows, Bolt and Bridge 
Main Street, San Francisco. 


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SUMMIT STATION, 


Piacer County. See Donner. 


SUMNER. 


Kern County. A post, express and 
telegraph office; is an enterprising, 
thriving little town, on the Southern 
Pacific R. R., 314 miles from San 
Francisco, and 63 miles from. Tulare. 
There is a large amount of freight 


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RAS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST) S. F, 


& 124 Market. 


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of country. There are two hotels 
which pe in good style. 


AMY & ARDIZZI, general merchan- 
di 
ARDIZZI B, postmaster 


Brock.C C, assistant agt W, F & Co 
Cesmat John, French hotel and feed 


ress stable 
oh ee HOUSE, D & Miller pro- Arnold A T, water works 
pur Chittenden Bros, forwarding and com- eat i G, Jey eler 
ber- mission eryman enry, saloon 
Craig F W, merchant eee. is Cc, peeve, ey 
ber. Curtis Bros, photographers . BLUM AL: ot the HER sian 
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i roprietor merchandise 
Foonch House, Jchn Cesmat propr Branham James, jeweler and district 
ine Ibbarra Ignacia, hall and saloon B attorney 
Jemison W T, road master rownell DC, county assessor 
an ; Burnie C W, saloon 


Laurent L A, agt W U ‘Tel Co 
Lemoyne Wm J, constable 
EY J C, proprietor Ev 
Mouse 
MILLER D R, 
House 
Mills E, brewery depot 9nd saloon 


proprietor Centra 


ricultural implements 
Whitmer B F, agt S P R R Co, and ag 
Wells, Fargo & Co 
Worswick 
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miles from Pleasanton. 


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Wells, Fargo & Co 
Argenti Joseph, hotel 
Brittner George, blacksmith 
Cederbloom John, blacksmith 
Elmes Geo, bootmaker 
Leopold—, harness 
Lutz Frank, saloon 
Scott Bros, general merchandise 
Vandervoort G I, blacksmith 


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California—Summit Station—Susanville. 


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erett | Clifford Frank, bootmaker 


Murphy J J, general mevchandise and 


H, foreman round house 


ALAMEDA County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, on the Central Pa- 


AGER MARK, general merchandise | James Mrs L, milliner 
and warehouse, postmaster and agt | Johnson & Wood, hotel 


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DEALER IN 
GENERAL MERCHANDISE. 


INSURANCE AGENCY. 


for Central Pacific Railroad and Wells, 
Fargo & Co. Also Warehousing. 


@anol, Alameda Co., Cal. 


SUSANVILLE, 


Lassen County. A post-office, situated 
in Honey Lake Valley, east of the 
Sierra Nevada Mountains, and th: 
country surrounding it is quite fertile 
though irrigation is found necessary 
to insure crops. It is the county 
seat, and is reached via Reno and 
Chico also, distance from either place 
to be traveled by stage being about 85 
miles. 


Agent 


Chamberlain M P, physician 


Cohn Bros, general merchandise 

Cummings A B, painter 

Donaldson F, bootmaker 

Eaves A E, physician 

Epperson J H, physician 

Garber Simeon, stage line 

, | treehn & Asher, general merchandise 

(iroton W D, physician and druggist 

Hall W P, county clerk, auditor and 
recorder 

Hamilton Benj, barber 

Hammond & Wilson, stage line 

Harris E, county assessor 

Harrison Geo W, undertaker 

Harrison W R, restaurant 

Hendrick J W, superior judge 

Hostelkus ——, county supervisor 

Hyer D C, notions and county treasurer 


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Johnston Robert, hotel and corencr 
Johnston Samuel, paper hanger 

Kelley C G, attorney-at-law 

Kirkbride Rev C H, Methodist clergy- 
Long & Cain, butchers 


man 
Long J T, saloon 
Long T N, general merchandise 
Maltby J E, harness and saddles 


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Marstelle M, attorney-at-law 

Masten J T, county supervisor 

RINSE C, attorney-at-law 

McKINSEY & SLATER, publishers 

Merrell F H, register U S Land office 

Meylert G W, general merchandise and 
receiver U S Land Office 

Moody R F, druggist 

Nathan M, general merchandise 

Otto A & Son, blacksmiths and wagon- 
makers 

Peyser D, hotel 

Powers Lewis, county supervisor 

Sanders Mrs Fanny, gen mdse 

SANDERS T B, cabinetmaker and 


sewing machine and insurance agent 


Sayre A M, attorney-at-law and clerk. 


S Land Office 
Schooler W R, county supt schools 
Skadan HN, sheriff and tax collector 
Smith Jacob, hotel 
Smith M G, constable 
Soule E P & Co, planing-mills 
Spalding Z N, druggist 
Spencer Edgar, builder and contractor 
Spencer E V, attorney-at-law 
Streshly Miss Fanny, milliner 
Taylor Joseph, stage line 
Watson Thos, livery stable 
Wood Benj, tailor 


N. 8S. McKINSEY. D. C. SLATER. 


LASSEN ADVOCATE, 


SLATER & McKINSEY, 
Publishers and Proprietors, 


Susanville, Lassen County ' Jal. 


Weekly Newspaper, published Thursday, 
SUBSCRIPTION; 
$3.50 in Advance, $4.00 if not in Advance. 


Best Advertising Medium in Northern California. 
Advertising Rates reasonable. 


Job Printing Neatly and Cheaply Done. 
SUTTER CREEK. 


Amapor County. A poet, express and 
telegraph office. Is a prosperous and 
thriving town of 1,500 inhabitants, 
centrally situated, and is distant from 
San Francisco and Sacramento 143 
and 45 miles respectively; being con- 
nected by railroad and stage; 12 miles 
from Ione City, the terminus of the 
Amador Branch of the Central Pacific 
R. R. There are several good mines 
in the vicinity that are being profitably 
worked, employing a large number of 
operatives. Its social features are 
superior, and it is a promising, thrifty 
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Allen Geo, lumber 
AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL, 
A K Dudley proprietor 
Bawden Jos, general merchandise 
Berd W H, barber 
Brignole B, general merchandise 
Brinn M & Bro (M and N Brinn), gen 
mdse and insurance agents 
Brown W _H, constable 
BURGAR CAISAR, American Ex- 
change Hotel 
Burmingham Rev, clergyman, Catholic 
Cook Albert, barber 
Danielwich G, dry goods and clothing 
Davies David T, supt Almaden Mine Co 
ENNIS J, postmaster 
Donnelly & Howan, foundry machine 


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DUDLEY A K, proprietor American 
Exchange Hotel 
DUNLAP DENNIS, apothecary and 
stationer, paints and oils 
P q manager W U Tel Co 
and notary public 
Fagan Peter, Sutter Creek Livery 
Stable, harness and saddlery 
Fraser T H, blacksmith 
Fulter Jacob, general merchandise 
Gabbs E §, dentist 
Giles J H, physician 
Gillman Isaak, fruits 
Hayden J H, undertaker 
Hill Henry C, liquors 
Howard F A, insurance agent 
Hubbel W D, carpenter 
Johnston & Pratt, liquors 
Kinsey Rev S, clergyman, Methodist 
Knight & Co, foundry 
Lithgow Jas, varieties 
Lutnesky V, jeweler 
Mails Mrs M A, millinery and fancy 


goods 
Martell Loui, blacksmith 
Martell I. N & Co, wagonmakers and 
horseshoers 
Mazon J L, physician 
Mitchell & Cb, stoves and hardware 
Muldoon James, liquor 
Payne & Richardson, liquors 
Peiser J, merchant tailor and gents fur- 
nishing goods and clothier 
Porter J 8, justice of peace 
Rabolt L, brewery 
Randolph I N, attorney-at-law and in- 
surance bec 
RICHARDS CHAS E, saloon 
Ruboilt L, brewe-y 
Ryan & Corbett, general merchandise 
Schwenn Adolph, bakery 
Seed Albert, bootmaker 
Songer W J, wagonmaker 


Stewart S,DR, supt Mahoney Mining Co 
Livery Stable, P Fagan 


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Versalovich A, liquors 
Versalovich Mrs A, millinery 


Versalovich V, varieties 

Vicini G B, boots and shoes, harness 
and saddlery and varieties 

Werner & Sutherland, butchers , 

Wildman W T, general merchandise 
and agent W, F & Co’ 


SUTTERVILLE. 


SacRaMENTO County. Post-office Sac- 
ramento City; situated on the Sacra- 
mento River, 3 miles south of Sacra- 
mento; population 75. 


Delange G B, liquors 

Forsman J G, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Girame O, vegetible-grower 

Groneved M F saloon 

Hoyt B, farmer 

James B, farmer 

Koch Anton, fruit grower 

Lacke A, farmer 

Lincoln J M, justice of the peace 

Norris T, saloon and fisherman 

Sherborn ——, farmer 


THIELEN NICHOLAS, brewery - 


SUTTON HOUSE. 


Burre County. Post-office Butte Mea- 
dows. 


CARTER J E, proprietor 
House and Pleasure Resort 
Messer W N, lessee Sutton House and 

propr Chico and Prattville Stage Line 


SWANSEA. 
Post-office Lone Pine. 


Jones John, saloon 
Pernir P, hotel and saloon 


SWEETLAND. 


NEVADA County. A post and express 
office, 37 miles by stage northeast of 
Marysville and 14 miles northwest of 
Nevada City. 


Flanders John, constable 

Graham Peter, liquors 

O'Farrell James, hotel 

Patton R B, justice of the peace 

Waruer Wm, general merchandise 

Wood James, general merchandise, hotel 
and postmaster 


Sutton 


}] Nelson Mrs, hotel 


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SYCAMORE. 


Cotvusa County. A post-office, 6 miles 
southeast of Colusa. 


DAVIS HOWELL, general merchan- 


and warehouse 
Kent M, blacksmith 


Parr J L, wagonmaker 
Shoemate J P, saloon 
Wills J P, blacksmith 


TABLE BLUFF. 


Hvumsoxtpr County. <A post-office, 14 
miles from Salmon Creek and on the 
stage road 15 miles south of Eureka. 


Kinman & Holland, blacksmiths 

Kinman Seth, saloon 

Lathron Robert, general merchandise, 
postmaster and agt W U Tel Co 

Long E B, justice of the peace 

Patrick A B & Co, general merchandise 

Quinn Alice, milliner and dressmaker 

Quinn & McNaughton, hotel 

Tierney James, constable 

Tierney Edward, general merchandise 


TABLE ROCK. 


Serra County. A post and express 
office, 16 miles north of Downieville, 


Becker Frank, hotel, brewerv and livery 
stable 

Brown W A, bootmaker 

Carmichael Peter, butcher . 

Casker Mrs C, hotel 

Davis L D, civil engineer, U S deputy 
surveyor of mineral water 

Haley W, liquors 

Hitsman M, blacksmith 

Hough J Z, varicties 

Prasens W H, attorney 

Small Jacob, general merchandise 

STOUT H C, hardware, express agent, 
postmaster and general merchandise 

Thorp J H, justice of the peace 

White & Schwering, saloon 


TAHOE CITY. 


Pacer County. A post and telegraph 
office; a place of great resort by tour- 
ists, situated upon the margin of Lake 
Tahoe, 14 miles from Truckee, con- 
nection being made by stage. Lake 
Tahoe is 35 miles long and 15 miles in 
breadth, at an elevation of 6,000 feet | = 
above the sea, Only a small portion 
of the lakeis in Placer County, the | 
balance being in E] Dorado and the | 
State of Nevada, 


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Arfsten A J, barber 

BAYLEY A J, proprietorsGrand Cen- 
tral Hotel 

Bayley J P, butcher 

Campbell I B, postmaster, saloon and 
warehouse 

Campbell J W, hotel 

Hurley John, fishery 

Keyser & Elrod, livery stable 

McCuen G, lumber 

Owens M, lumber 

Pomine Wm, restaurant , 

Saxton Rube, lumber 

Short J M, general merchandise 

Stien N, lumber 

“TAHOE TATTLER,” R E Woods 
proprietor 

Trueworthy Frank, propr Swimming 
Baths 

Watson Robert, lumber 

Williams J M, carpenter 

WOODS RB E, photo rapher and pro- 
prietor ‘“Tahoe Tattler’ 


TASONVILLE. 


San Joaquin County. Post-office 
Woodbridge. 
'ENNELL & THOMPSON (J R Fen- 
nell and R B Thompson), general mer- 
chandise and patent medicines 
Vickerson J W, blacksmith 


TAYLORVILLE. 


MARIN County. Post-office Olema; a 
station on the North Pacitic Coast R. 
R., 74 miles from Olema and 31% miles 
from San Francisco. 


Pioneer Boarding House, S P Taylor 


propr 
PIONEER PAPER MILL, 8 P Tay- 
lor & Co proprietors 
TAYLOR 8 Pé& CO, proprietors Pion- 
eer Paper Mill 


TAYLORSVILLE. 


Piumas County. A post and telegraph 
office, 85 miles by stage northeast of 
Chico. 

Boyden & Smith, blacksmiths 

Fletcher J, blacksmith 

Goodman H, general merchandise 

Goodman J, general merchandise 

Hardgrove I J, hotel 

Hardgrave J, blacksmith 

Harris I & Son, general merchandise 

Holmes E, cooper 

McCrimmon A, wagonmaker and hofse- 
shoer 

Price W S, candy and liquors 


Sacramento, Cal. 


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Prime David, harness shop 

Rontson E E, saloon 

Rosenburg J, general{merchandise 

Smith E P, butcher 

Taylor Mrs & Son, hotel 

Thompson J W, saw and flour-mill 

YOUNG J C, general merchandise and 
postmaster 


TEHACHAPI. 


Kern County. A post and express 
office, 45 miles southeast of Bakers- 
field, the county seat, and 3 miles 
east of the Southern Pacific R. R. 
station, Tehachapi Summit. 


Brink W B, physician 

Brite J M, saw-mill and lumber 

Curren Philip K, farmer 

Diers Henry, flour-mill 

Durnal & Spencer, hotel and saloon 
Eastwood Hotel, Edward Fountain & Co 
Ellington T, livery and saloon 

Flanigan Timothy, farmer and stock 


raiser 
FICKERT LOUIS, farmer and stock 
raiser 
Fickert Fred, farmer and stock raiser 
Fountain Edward & Co, hotel 
Hart Isaac, farmer and stock raiser 
Hart Moses, farmer 
Hirschfeld L & Co, general mdse 
MURPHY J J, general merchandise 
Rison R A, saloon 
Taylor & Glenn, blacksmiths 
Taylor W A, deputy-sheriff 
Weill Bros, general merchandise 


TEHACHAPI SUMMIT. 


Kern County. Post-office Tehachapi; 
on the Southern Pacific R. R. (Tulare 
Division), 20 miles northwest of Mo- 
jave. 


Boden T, blacksmith 

Cohn & Alexander, general mdse 
Eveleth J, hotel 

Fontaine Bros, hotel and saloon 
Gates L T, livery 

Kessing B, notel and saloon 
Wheeler J W, saloon 


TEHAMA. 


TenHaMa County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, on the Sacramento 
River and the line of the Oregon 
Division of the Central Pacific 
Rk. R., 12 miles southeast of Red 
Bluff, and 27 miles northwest of 
Chico; is in a pleasant locality, and 
supported by an excellent farming 


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the head of navigation on the Sacra- | McNEILL DAN: » editor and pro- 
se mento River, and is the most north- rietor ‘‘ Tehama Counsellor’’ 
@] erly of the agricultural towns. Miller Max, cabinetmaker and under- 
‘ Ss Ahrens Fred, bootmaker taker 
ill Aitken John S, saloon Nangle John H, bootmaker 
se and «| Aitken R B, drugs, books and station- | P HE, agent Central Pacific 
ery, watchmaker and jeweler R_ R, and manager Western Union 
Barkley J E, meat market Telegraph Co 
Campbell AH (Price & Campbell) Price & Campbell (J R Price and A H 
Davis Miss M J, dressmaker Campbell), hotel 
x DePuy A A, physician Price J R (Price & Campbell) 
akers- ©| Ellis M C & Son (MC and F T Hillis), | Ray Prof H H, music teacher 
miles faq| _ proprs North Star Flour-mill Simpson John, agricultural implements, 
Gedney A M, justice of peace hardware, stoves, tinware, crockery, 
fw Gyle H, groceries, furnishing goods,| and glassware 
=) and varieties Small David, livery stable 
GyleSA&Co(S A and L A Gyle), } Tait Chas, propr Tait House, and livery 
a) general merchandise stable 
Harrington John, livery stable ; Tait John, blacksmith 
Dn £ Harvey Chas, aa merchandise and | ‘“TEHAMA COUNSELLOR (weekly), 
n & Co Wy, F & Co } Dan’l MeNeill proprietor and editor 
i=) HEIDER CHRIS, proprietor Heider | Fish L, justice of peace 
stock House Wade E F, druggist and postmaster 
Hobson J M, saloon Walter H (Wheeler & Walter) 
stock Karmelinski J, barber _ Wheeler A V (Wheeler & Walter’ 
Kelley John R, blacksmith Wheeler & Walter (A V, Wheeler and 
iser Maddox Mrs M J, millinery H Walter), dry goods and groceries 
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TEJON RESERVATION. 


Kern County. Post-office Bakersfield. 
BEALE E Ff, general merchandise 


TELEGRAPH CITY. 


CaLavekAs County. A post-office, 5 


to, 


miles by stage s east of Milton. 
PARES EDW , hotel and gro- 
ceries 


TEMECULA. 


San Dizao County. f Pralatice, on 
the Southern Pacilic R. R. (San Diego 
Division), 74 miles northeast of San 
Diego, and 49 miles southeast of 
Colton. 


Bullis W S, ast CSRR 

Gonzales J M, grain buyer 

Horan R D, builder and contractor 

Magee John, justice of peace and fruit 
dealer 

Maurretta E & Bro, stock dealer 

MUND S§S, general merchandise 

Wolf Louis, general merchandise 


TEMESCAL. 


| ALAMEDA County. See North Temescal. 


TEMPERANCE. 


Fresno County. A post-office, 6 miles 
from Fresno City. It is a small town, 
swpported by farming and fruit grow- 
ing. 


‘< SMITH LG, postmaster 
TIPTON. 


TvLarRE Country. A post, express and 
telegraph office, on the Southern Pa- 
cific R. R. (Tulare Division), 11 miles 
south of Tulare:and 120 miles north- 
west of Mojave. 


Burford B F, general merchandise 
TRE’ A, general merchandise, 
Wells, Fargo & Co’s express, Western 
Union Telegraph Co, livery stable and 
postmaster 
Wood: Andrew J, farmer and dairyman 


TOLL-HOUSE. 


Fresno County. A post-office, 35 miles 
northeast of Fresno. 


Adams E C, blacksmith 
Adams J S, carpenter and builder 


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ADAMS WILLIAM, 
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general mer- 


dealer and blacks: shop 
Barker W O, general merchandise 
Bennett C M, planing-mill and mac: *- 
ist 
Bering A P & Co, gen mdse and saw-mill 
Donahoo & Humphrey, saw-mill 
Henderson Robert, saloon 
Humphrey J W, lumber yard 
Read W D, wagonmaker and black- 
smith 
Yancey U A, hotel 


TOMALES. 


Marin County. A post, express and 
belpgeape office, situated on the line 
of the North Pacific Coast R. R., 40 
miles northwest of San Rafael and 25 
miles southeast of Duncan’s Mill. Its 
principal products are potatoes, cheese 
and butter. It was the head of trans- 
portation for the farming courtry 
around, before the railroad run 
through. 


Ables T J, cashier Bank of Tomales 
Bank of Tomales, T J Ables cashier 
Bocker H, liquors 
Bonneau T C, hairdresser and constable 
Delesi Joseph, saloon 
Delesi Peter, tinsmith 
Dutton G W, physician and druggist 
Fisher A L, justice peace and carpenter 
Guay John, livery stable 
Guldager Louis, blacksmith 
Hagerty M, hotel 
OLLAND H W, postmaster 
Kahn A, general merchandise 
KOW & CO, geueral merchan- 
ise 
Lang F H, cheese factory 
McGinty John, tinsmith 
Morrissey P, carpenter 
Mulvanna P, liquors 
Mulvay P, liquors 
Murphy M L, wagonmaker 
Muscio D, liquors 
Patten John, harnessmaker 
Pedrilli Chas, saloon 
Plank F A, hotel 
Ronneau T 8, carpenter and barber 
Stemple A P, hotel 
Thompson C T, butcher and farm pro- 


uce 
Thrasher D, blacksmith 


TOWER HOUSE. 
SHasta County. Post-office Shasta; 18 
miles by stage from Redding. 


Camden & Shed (Chas Camden and Jno 
Shed), hotel 


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TuLARE County. 17 miles northeast 
of Visalia, 


TOWNSEND H OC, postmaster and 
hotel 
TRACY. 


San Joaquin County. A post, express 
and telegraph «ffice, situated on the 
Central Pacific R. R., where the 
Livermore and Martinez branches 
meet, 83 miles from San Francisco 
and 19 miles southwest of Stockton. 
The business formerly done at Ellis, 
3 miles distant, has been transferred 
to this place. 


ALLEN JAMES, agent Central Pa- 
cific R R and Wells, Fargo & Co, 

manager Western Union Tel Co 

BUSCHKE GA D, harnessmaker and 
saddler 

Castle Thomas, liquors 

Fabian P (Fabian & Co) 

FABIAN P & CO (P Fabian & L 
Levinsky), general merchandise and 
post-office 

Fink Henry, butcher 

Hay John, blacksmith 

Hay W B, justice of peace 

Hubbard Rev J N 

Hurst Willard, barber 

Levinsky L (Fabian & Co) 

Lewis Park H, constable 

LUDWIG C, proprietor San Joaquin 
Hotel 

Mativia Joseph, saloon and livery 


NORERO G B, general merchandise 
TREMONT. 


Sotano County. Post-office Dixon; a 
station on the California Pacific and 
Northern Railway, 17 miles west of 
Sacramento. 


FOSTER G W, propr Foster's ware- 


house 


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TRES PINOS. 


San Benito County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, on the Southern 
Pacific R. R., 100 miles southeast of 
San Francisco and 6 miles southeast 
of Hollister. 


Gaugh Rev M J, clergyman (Methodist) 

Herrera V, liquors 

Hogan M, hotel and livery 

Kelly RT, blacksmith and agricultural 
implements 


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Sohn P, bootmaker 
Tracy Hotel, E Wacksmuth propr 


Wacksmuth E, fr r Tracy Hotel 
WILLIAMS » blacksmith and 
wagonmaker 


G. A.D. BUSCHKE, 


Manufacturer and dealer in 
Saddles, Harness, Bridles & Sad- 
dle Goods. 

All kinds of Work done at the Lowest Prices and 
in a Workmanlike Manner. 

Tracy, San Joaquin Co., Cal. 


SAN JOAQUIN HOTEL, 


C. LUDWIG, Proprietor, 
Opposite the S. and ©. P. R. R. DEPOT, 


TRACY, CAL. 


This is one of the best Hotels in San Joaquin 
County, and can therefore offer superior accom- 
modations to the traveling public at the follow- 
ing terms; 


Regular Meals 25 and Extra Meals 
50 to 75 Cents. 
Beds, 25, 50 and 75 Cents, 


J, L. WILLIAMS. 


General Blacksmith, Wagonma- 
ker, and Horseshoer. 


Repairing all kinds of 
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS 
And Windmills. 

TRACY, SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY, CAL. 


SCHEELINE B, general merchandise 
Severa F, hotel 
Water C, fruits and confectionery 


TRINIDAD. 

Humbotpr County. A post-office. Sit- 
uated on the coast, 25 miles north of 
Eureka. Trinidad depends upon the 
extensive lumber claims which sur- 
round her. Population about 125. 


There is a light-house on the headland 
a little way from town. 


Bull John T Sr, butcher 

CHILDS WM, postmaster and general 
merchandise 

DU BERTRAND E, comnission- 
broker, conveyancer, collector and 
justice of peave 

Fitch Thomas, blacksmith 

Hiques F M, constable 

Hooper F P & J A, lumber 

McDonough & Burke, saloon 


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TRINITY CENTRE. 


Trinity County. A post, express and 
peegreph office. Is reached by stage 
from Redding, 51 miles Nistant. 
Population 75. 

Larsen John, blacksmith and hardware 

Murray & Brincard, general mdse 

RUMFELT A, postmaster 


Volimere Wn, hotel 
Wheeler Nathan, saw-mill 


TRUCKEE. 


Nevapa County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, situated on the line 
of the Central Pacific R. R., in the 
heart of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, 
and on the border of the river that 
bears the same name; it is 119 miles 
from Sacramento and 80 miles from 
Nevada City, the county seat; popu- 
lation 2,200. 

It is a lively, enterprising and pretty 
place; the great lumber interests of the 
vicinity are a source of heavy revenue, 
about 40,000,000 fect of this article be- 
ing manufactured annually, beside 30,- 
000 cords of railroad wood. The rail- 
road also tends largely to its support. 
The scenery in and around Truckee is 
spoken of as grand and beautiful in the 
extreme; the snow-capped mountains, 
the deep, fertile valleys, the rough, 
winding streams and picturesque lakes, 
which have given to the Sierras such 
world-wide reputation at this place, form 
a picture of surprising splendor. Hun- 
dreds of tourists yearly come from all 
of the States to witness the bright views 
and enjoy the sporting and trout-tishing 
which here abound. Truckee is also the 
starting point to Lakes Tahoe, Indepen- 
dence, Donner and We -ber. Lake Don- 
ner is especially noteworthy, from the 
fact that it derived its name froma par- 
ty of emigrants under the leadership of 
Mr. Donner, who in early days camped 
on the borders of the lake, where they 
were overtaken and blockaded hy heavy 
snow storms, and suffered the most ter- 
rible privations, most of the party per- 
ishing from cold and hunger. The lake 
itself is a pretty body of water, nestled 
among high mountains, Lakes Indepen- 
dence and Webber should also be men- 
tioned for beauty, picturesque scenery, 
and fine fishing; but Tahoe, or, as it is 
sometimes called, Lake Bigler, is by far 
the greatest resort of travelers, on ac- 
count of the magnificence of its splen- 
dors, being surrounded on all sides by 


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Flags, Banners, etc., at NORCROSS & 
Masonic Temple, 


California—Trinity Centre-Truckee. 


high, overhanging mountains, which are 
reflected in its smooth, placid waters, 
resembling a giant mirror set in a frame- 
work of green hills, This lake is 30 
miles long, 13 miles wide, and in places 
of vast depth. Its waters are cold and 
sparkling, and so clear that the varie- 
gated colored bottom is plainly visible 
at a depth of from 60 to 80 or 90 feet. 
Trout of a superior quality are also here, 
and in great abundance, Around its 
emerald banks are numerous small ham- 
lets and villages, formost among which 
are Tahoe City and Hot Springs, both 
places having first-class hotels. Another 
feature of peculiar interest that at once 
strikes the attention of the stranger is 
the want of buoyancy of the waters. 
This is probably due to its great height, 
its altitude being 6,247 feet above the 
sea level. The Governor Stanford, a fine 
and commodious steamer, plies daily on 
the surface of the lake, taking parties to 
Carnelian Bay, Rowlands, Glenbrook, 
and other romantic spots, affording the 
traveler every facility tu view the beau- 
ties of this truly wonderful piace. The 
people of Truckee are energetic and en- 
terprising, and proud of the high stand- 
ing of their excellent schools and busi- 
ness houses. There are two churches, a 
tri-weekly newspaper, and good hotels, 
chief among which is the ‘‘ Truckee,” 
with its corps of polite and experienced 
attendants, furnishing to tourists and 
guests the best of good cheer and first- 
class accommodations. Daily stage lines 
are run from this hotel by its popular 
proprietor, John F. Mootly, to the dif- 
ferent lakes and places of resort in the 
neighborhood. 


Adolph Julius, dry goods and clothing 

AO b W Mountain Lodge, No 105, A 
O Porter sec 

Anaya Epfeinia, saloon 

Babcock Mrs C P, kindergarten class 

Bittacourt Thomas M, saloon 

Booth John G, druggist 

Brickell E J (Truckee Lumber Co) 

Bulfinch S A, principal Grammar School 


BURCKHALTER MRS H T 
(Thorndike & Burckhalter) 


BURCKHALTER M E, general mer- 
chandise and banker 

Burckhalter W M, with M E Burck- 
halter 

Butt N E, saloon 

Buxton G Q, stage lines 

Carver Rev Wayne. pastor M E Church 

Chambers Samuel, bootmaker 

Chosen Friends Lodge, Geo Marshall sec 

Cooke A C, blacksmith and wagonmaker 

Cureless Wm, physician 


o. 6 Post Street, ay.” 


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SF. 


18 & 20 Spear St, 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., Eastern Hard Wood Lumber, "82. vremets-2 


CURTIS BROS (W and G W Curtis), 
CUR’ SW ph sician and surgeon 
ISTOPHER, manager 


_ Main 

Davis Hamlet, groce:ies 

Dixon W S (Lenahan & Dixon) 

Dunster George W, justice of the peace 

Durno Wyatt C, millinery 

EDWARDS W F. editor ‘Truckee 
Republican” 

Ellen Ella, lumber mfr 

F & AM, Truckee Lodge, No 200, Jos- 
eph Murzen sec 

Ford & Keiser (TS Ford and John 
Keiser), attorneys-at-law 

Ford Thomas S (Ford & Keiser) 

FRITCHE MARTIN, tailor 

Gage Herman K, photographer 

Goss R J, physician 

Grazer August (Stoll & Grazer) 

Greely Henry H, constable 

Hammer Edwin C, restaurant 

Harrison Geo W, groceries and fruits 

Holliet Wm, jeweler 

Hurd Wm H, saloon 

IO GT, Donner Lake Lodge, No 304, 
G W Gitfen sec 

I 0 OF, Donner Lodge, No 162, J C 
Walker sec 

IO OF, Tahoe Encampment, No 45, G 
W Giffen sec 

Irwin Wn, propr Truckee Livery Stable 

KEISER JOHN (Ford & Keiser), 
‘‘Truckee Republican,” Main 

Kinzler Oscar, painter 

K of P Lodge, No 44, Geo Marshall sec 

Knutcen Mrs Lizzie, glovemaker 

Koch August, bootmaker 

Kruger W H (Truckee Lumber Co) 

Lenahan & Dixon (M Lenahan and W 
S Dixon), saloon 

Lenahan Michael (Lenahan & Dixon) 

LEWISON J L & CO (J L Lewison), 
dry goods and clothing, Front 

LO Y SAMUEL, tie contractor 

Magnolia Saloon 

Marzen J & Son (J and J Marzen Jr) 
meat market : 

Mason H A, attorney-at-law 

MASON ORANGE &, attorney and 
commissioner of deeds, Truckee Hotel 

McCollough Daniel, bootmaker 

McDonald James, saw-mill 

McKAY STEWART, proprietor New 
American Hotel , 

McLellan & Lowden, box mfvs 

Mettras Charles, saloon 

Millett John, blacksmith and bowling 


For THE BEST FITTING SUIT OF CLOTHES go to JOE POHEIM, the Tailor. 


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Millett John, lodging-house 
MOODY JOHN F roprietor Truckee 


Hotel and Livery, Depot 


California—Truckee. 907 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, stic'F° Counter Tops, Newel Fests, salusters, 


NEW AMERICAN HOTEL, Stewart 
eg Allg 
O’Neill Wm, saloon 
O of CF, Meadow Lake Council, G E 
PACIFIC LUMBER 
AND W 
M E Burckhalter fr. Pa 00; 
Paschen Richard D, meat market 
Peel J JL, ei Sisson, Crocker & Co 
Porter Bros (H and W A Porter), saloon 
Quinn Nicholas, cooper 
R A M, Donner Chapter, No 30, Joseph 
Marzen sec 
Ready J, restaurant 
Reed James, constable 
Reid & Symms (N Reid & A Symms), 
blacksmiths 
REPUBLICAN PUBLISHING CO, 
publishers “Truckee Republican” 
Rhodes E C, physician 


RICHARDSON BROS (W and G W 
Richardson), lumber manufacturers 
RICHARDSON G@ W (Richardson 

ros) 

RICHARDSON W (Richardson Bros) 

Ridley eal R, varieties 

Roberts H W, insurance agt 

Schaffer Geo, lumber 

Schmidt Frank M, tailor 

SHERRITT JAMES, proprietor The 
Sherritt House 

Sisson, Crocker & Co (A W Sisson and 
Clark Crocker), general merchandise 

Smith D J, stage line 

Stevens Frank P, stoves and tinware 

Stoll & Grazer (J Stoll and A Grazer), 
brewery and saloon 

Sto!l J (Stoll & Grazer) 


THE SHERRITT HOUSE, Jas Sher- 
ritt proprietor 

TRORNDIKE & BURCKHALTER 
(Mrs D W Thorndike and Mrs HT 
Burckhalter), dressmakers 

THORNDIKE MRS D W (Thorndike 
& Burckhalter) 


TOWNER DANIEL B. varieties, 
agent Wells, Fargo & Co, and post- 
master 

TRUCKEE HOTEL, John F Moody 
proprietor 

Truckee Lumber Co (W H Kruger and 
E J Brickell) 

“TRUCKEE REPUBLICAN” (semi- 
weekly), John Keiser proprietor, W F 
Edwards editor 

Van Vleet Hazael, agt W U Tel Co 

Wade Mrs Nellie, lodging-house 

Wear W W, mir Cronk beer 

WEISENBURGER JOHN J, attorney 
and notary public 

Welch Samuel, restaurant 

Weller Samuel B, furniture, under- 
taker, and justice of peace 


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A White Dana L, saloon | Wilson Melvin W, dentist 

‘S| Whitney Thomas B, saloon WINFIELD MRS MARY J, dres:. 
Williams J G, varieties maker ’ = 

| Williamson Charles, saloon Woodruff G J, agt CP RR 
TRUCKEE HOTEL, 

af JNO. F. MOODY, Proprietor. 


FRUCKER, CALIFORNIA. 


The only point for Tourists going East or West wishing 


To Visit Lake Tahoe and the Pleasure Resorts of the Sierras. 


This, the only First-class Hotel in Truckee, is conveniently located for Tour- 
ists who desire to visit the ‘‘Gem of the Sierras,’”’ Lake Tahoe. The accommo- 
dations are excellent, and every attention will be shown guests to make them 
comfortable and their trip a pleasant one. The House has a Stage Line connect-- 
ing with Mr. Moody’s Grand Central Hotel at Lake Tahoe. 

Leave the Hotel daily for Tahoe City, 15 miles, connecting with steamer 
Niagara across the lake to Glenbrook, there connecting with Benton’s Stage Line 
for ecaon City and the V. and T. R. R. for Virginia, Gold Hill, &c. 

Stages leave for Sierraville, 28 miles; Loyalton, 28 miles; Eureka Mills, 48 miles. 


NEW AMERICAN HOTEL 


FRONT STREET, TRUCKEE, CAL. 
STEWART McKAY.... .----.--- ----++---- Proprietor, 


from Solid 
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cisco and 63 miles from Sumner; has 


a population of 1,000. It is supplied 
JAMES SHERRI TT, with schools, churches and a fins lyoes 


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Board and Lodging, $6 & $7 per Week. Single Meals, 25c. ra 
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at , and weekly paper. The town and sur- 
Board and L » rounding country is well supplied |< 
$6 and $7 Week.| with artesian wells which are never "3 
Single Meals, 25 Cents. failing, Large crops of grain are 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, =” SAW’ RTRPRE. £4, REAnemee- 


weaves aves > 66M ONIMGS .NOLONINAY MAN ,, FHL 


ALLEN, TU 


(EIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montgomery & 724 Manact. 


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early raised in the section. The 
Egy tian corn is being raised as also 
the Evergreen millet. Both are ve 
Reet and unsurpassed for food. 

here are a number of ditches in the 
vicinity of Tulare which are famous 
for their le gth and width—one cost 
$60,000, und is many miles long. 


Adams John T, books, stationery and 
varieties : 

ALFORD B M, physician and surgeon 

Asher Jacob, propr French Hotel 

Battenfeld & Mills (G H Battenfeld and 
W C Mills), meat market 

BLACK & CARLYLE (Wm A Black 
and Wm Carlyle), drugs and groceries 


BUCKLAND GEO G, carriage and 
wagon manufacturer and publisher 
“Buckland Manufacturer’ 

“BUCKLAND MANUFACTURER” 
quarterly newspaper, Geo G Buck- 
land publisher 

Cady E T, saloon 

Canon DE L, train despatcherS PRR 

Carnochan R, carpenter ~ 

CAROTHERS J H, physician 

Carpenter William, wagonmaker 

Chatauvert Louis, saloon 

Clapp T D, contractor and builder 

Coleman Henry, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Collins& Riche, contractors and builders 

COLTON A T, hardware, stoves, tin- 
ware, | le oa implements, paints, 
oils, wall paper 

DeWitt M, attorney-at-law 

DeWitt & Richardson (W M DeWitt and 
S Richardson), real estate and insur- 
ance agents 


DEXT LIVERY AND FEED 
STABLES, Fish & McMillan pro- 
prietors 

Dresser C H, farmer and dairyman 

Durio A & Bro (A and B Durio), gener- 
al merchandise 

ELITE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, 

P Lowe proprietor 

Ernest H, tailor 

FAUST J F & SON (J F and CB 
Faust), furniture, upholstsery, under- 
takers and picture frame manufactu- 
rers 

& McMILLAN (G A Fish and R 
T McMillan), proprietors Dexter Liv- 
ery and feed Stables 

Flanagan ‘1’ J, resident engineerS P R R 

Fowler Mrs, hotel 

Francisco H H, agent S P R Rand W 
U Tel Co 

French Hotel, Jacob Asher propr 

Garrison E P, drayman 

GILL GEORGE Q, livery stable 

Golden W F, baths . 


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GOLDMAN J & CO (I W and J Gold- 
man), wena merchandise and agri- 
cultural implements 

Green William, painter 

Hall A P, watchmaker and jeweler 

eae D O, harnessmaker and sad- 

er 

Hammond T W, assistant postmaster 

Hawkins & Fowler (Leland B Hawkins 
and Perry D Fowler) real estate, grain 
commission, mfrs_ bricks and agricul- 
tural implements 

Helm & Gill (Thos Helm and Geo Q 
Gill), saloon 

Hills Joshua, blacksmith 

Jalumstein Z, watchmaker and jeweler 

Jauchiers B W, saloon 

Johnson James M, postmaster 

Johnson Seymour, master mechanic S 
PRR and pres Tulare Library Assn 

Jones A J, photographer 

Kelsey Hiram, meat market 

Kowalsky Bros & Co (E H and H I 
Kowalsky and S Ephraim), gen mdse, 
grain and W, F & Co’s agts 


LEVINGER ISAAC, cigars, tobacco, 


fruits and general merchandise 

Littlefield & Wiggins, artesian well bor- 
ers 

Lopez John V, barber 

LO OY J 0, jiistice of the peace, 
notary public, real estate, insurance 
agent and news agency 


LOWE J P, proprietor Elite Photo- 
raph Gallery, watchmaker and agent 

Rew Hiome and New Wilson Sewing 
Machines, Tulare nr K 

LUCAS BB, contractor, carpenter and 
builder 

MADDEN D W, proprietor Pacific 
Hotel and Tulare Water Works 

McGinley & Shultz (John McGinley and 
F M Shultz), general merchandise 

Miller H O, drayman 

Monterey Wm, barber 

Moody & Gist, blacksmiths 

Morris & Michael (A Morris and J Mi- 
chael), general merchandise 

Morrow L J, general merchandise 

Mull B F, artesian well borer 

Murphy L D, physician 

Murray George, bootmaker 

Nelson Mrs J, millinery and fancy goods 

Oaks F O, train despatcher S P k R 


PACIFIC HOTEL, D W Madden pro- 
prietor, opp Depot 

PAIGE & MORTON (Timothy Paige 
and James Morton), ranchers 

Perkins W L, saloon 

Pile J R, bootmaker 

PRATT LA, undertaker, upholsterer, 
carpenter, builder, insurance agent, 
town marshal and constable 


GGLE & CO. Black Walnut Lumber, 2° 28 20.82e8*- 


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| Pragh W W, assistant division, supt C 
He cca SPRR 
Nee on b sheriff — 
cat n C arnessmaker and sad- 


Rosenthal F, cigars and tobacco 

Shepherd Wm, well borer 

Shultz & McGinley, general merchandise 

Sisson, Wallace & Co, general merchan- 
dise, John F Uhlhorn collector 


Steere Henry, division clerk SP RR 
TUDABEGKER J J A, manager Tulare 
sry Printing and Publishing Co and 


manager and editor ‘Tulare City Tel- 
egraph” (see adv) 
Swain C T, : CARRIAGE SPRR 
C. GE WORKS, 
» Wheeler Bros ye ert 
CITY DAILY TELE- 
“GHAR ”’ (also weekly), Tulare City 
Printing and Publishing Co publish- 
ers, J A Studabecker manager 
Tulare City Dairy, C H Dresser propr 
Tulare Library Association, Seymour 
Johnson pres 


PRINTING AND 
PUBLISHING CO, J A Studabecker 
Ubihora John F, John F, notary public 


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Uhthora & Maples, grain and live atock 

vesters, contractors and ranchers 
Waite L, saloon 
Wales F BE, cler; 


(Congregational) 
and principal 


lare Academy 
OS (F W and A W 
oer proprietors Tulare Carriage 


White J H, clergyman (Methodist) 

Wilson E M, insurance 

Woodruff & Carothers, druggists and 
- varieties 


WOODRUFE DS drosgit 
Tulare City Printing and Publishishing Company, 
Manager, 


J. A. Studabecker, 
Publishers of the 


DAILY @ WEEKLY TELEGRAPH 
Of Tulare City. 


THE DAILY is 1s pubtihed every evening (Sun- 
day excepted), gives all Local News of inter- 
est, and the Latest Telegraphic Intelligence of 
the World. 

THE WEEKLY is ‘published every Saturday 
Morning, and gives a resume of all the Local and 
Foreign News of the Week. 


Dail DOP VORP ios iciecetees verge een $8.00 
eekly, POP YORE oo ooo s ote cates voce 2,50 


PRENCH HOTEL 


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FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODA 


Proprietor. 
CALIFORNIA. 


TIONS at Reasonable Rates. 


Finest Wines and Liquors. Fine Sample Room for Commercial Travelers. 


BLITES CALLER. 


J. P. LOWE, 


Photographer and Watchmaker, 


TULL™E, CAL. 
Pictures of all the LATEST STYLES, taken in 


and out of doors. 


All kinds of Photographs and Tintypes taken. 
COPYING AND ENLARGING a Specialty. 
lam also prepared to repair Clocks, Watches, 


Jewelry, Sewing Machines, ete. 


&@ Agent for the New Home and New 


Wilson Sewing Machines. 


Iron Doors, Bank Vaults, Etc. 


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D. W. MADDEN, Proprietor. 
MEALS AT ALL HOURS. 


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Tulare Carriage Works 


WHEELER BROTHERS, Proprietors. 
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ALL WORK GUARANTEED. 


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Donovan Wn, blacksmith 


TURLOCK. Dunlap J H, justice of peace 


SranisLaus County, A post, express Good Joseph, saloon and meat market 
and telegraph office, oe the Visalia nt & heared ha 
Division of the Southern Pacific R.| 5 aie, tenberg ote 
R., 33 miles southeast of Lathrop, 13 | -°t@rson W_R, painter 4 ; 
miles southeast of Modesto and 25 LANDER I G, postmaster and genera 
miles northeast of Merced. It is the | , Merchandise 


Lander KR R, tin and hardware 
shipping point for a large grain-grow- 
ing Miatrlot. Lane A F, carpenter 


Lecusan Peter, saloon 


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JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Mon 


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Allen E E, hotel 

Eabbitt Mrs M, hotel 

Bates Norton, saloon 

Bentley Edward C, blacksmith - 
Cross J H, groceries and provisions 
Davis Chas, warehouse 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, se'S'te Gai,Xeh; Mickory, maple, Cherry ete, 


Lecusan R, barber 

Mitchell J W, warehouse 

Moran Anthony, bootua:.! sr 

Ags th druggist and physician 
G W, saloon 

Richards H C, saloon 


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Russell H O, warehouse 

Ryer-& Baldwin, butchers 

Sawyer J, painter 

Straus L & Co, general merchandise 
Worth C A, constable 

Worth Chas, saloon 


TUSCAN SPRINGS. 


Trenama County. Post-office Red Bluff; 
7 miles by stage from Red Bluff. 


Bradley Mrs J C, hotel 


TUSTIN CITY. 


Los ANGELES County. A post-office; 

reached by stages from Santa Ana, 2 
‘miles distant. 

Chandler M, physician 

Eddy Samuel L, blacksmith 

Hewes N, teacher 

Preble Geo, carpenter and builder 

Tustin Columbus, postmaster 

UTT L, general merchandise and insur- 
ance agt, Main 


TUTTLETOWN. 


TvuoLuMNE County. Post-office Sonora, 
situated 6 miles northwest of Sonora 
and € miles from Columbia, Nevada 
Co’s line of stuges pass through the 


315 J St. Sacramento, Gal. 


Ary. 


Milton 26 miles west. 


Beyhaut E, restaurant 

Drake —, supt Patterson Mine 
GROSS F J, saloon 

Patteraon Mine, — Drake supt 
Swerer Wm, general merchandise 
Walters W P, carpei.ter 


TYRONE. 


ponies County. Post-office Occiden- 
tal. 


FIELD C £, railroad agent 
UKIAH. 


MENDoctno County. A post, express 
and telegraph office; the county seat 
and one of the oldest towns in the 
State. 

Geographically it is in the center of 
the county, thus making it the most 
desirable for the honor it bears. It is a 
prosperous town of 1,500 inhabitants, 
well built and ploseauty located; alti- 
tude about 800 feet. 

The Court House and jail, built in 
1872, cost $40,000, It has six churches 
and excellent schools. Situated in the 


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town daily. Distance by stage to| BR 


heart of a rich agricultural and pastoral 
region, the productions of which con- 
tribute largely towards swelling the 
exports of the State. It is also the dis- 
tributing point of mail matter for a 
lacy section of country. 

t is the central point of J. L. San- 
derson & Co’s stage lines to Eureka, 
Cloverdale, Mendocino, Lakeport, Up- 
per Lake, Bartlett Spiings, etc. There 
are a number of springs, both hot and 
cold, possessing medicinal properties 
that are highly prized by invalids. 


ALBERTSON FC, constabte, collector, 
and insurance «gent 

AMBROSE C D (Ambrose & Osborne) 

AMBROSE & OSBORNE(C D Am- 
brose and D H Osborne), general mer- 
chandise 

Ames E S, bootmaker 


ARCADE SALOON, C J Son proprie- 


tor 

BALDWIN J W, attorney-at-law, 
Masonic Building 

BANK OF UKIAH, R McGarvey pres- 
ident, Saml Wheeler cashier 

LIN MRS A ©, millinery and 

varieties 

BLUE WING SALOON, Perry & Car- 
son proprietors 

Bransford Walter L, county clerk and 
auditor 


OCK A, hairdresser 


BROCK & PAGE (A Brock 2nd RH 
Page), hairdressers 

Brooks Chas, carpenter 

Brunner Fred, stoves, tin, hardware, 
and agricultural implements 

Burger & Haskell, butchers 

Carothers T L, attorney and notary 
public 

Carpenter A O, photographer, real es- 
tate agt, and deputy internal revenue 
collector 

CARSON D, Blue Wing Saloon 

Caughey R, county suporvisor 

Charlton Thos, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 


Clausen N, cigars and tobacco 
CLEVELAND M V, saddlery and har- 


ness 

Cohen L L (Marks & Cohen) 

Compton W F, clergyman (Methodist) 

COOPER J A, attorney-at-law and no- 

tary public 

Crawford & Faulds, warehouse 

Crockett R (Duncan & Crockett 

Cummins F M (R H Morgan & Co) 
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CUNNINGHAM & SON (W W and 
Chas Cnningham), furniture and 
undertakers 


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Marks Berry (B Marks & Co), city 


| CUNNINGHAM W W, P ipsisse of 
treasurer 
Marks B & Co (B Marks and M New- 


peace, insurance agent, and recorder 
Day LT, county assessor 


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Dozier B, physician 
Duncan Chas (Duncan & Crockett) 
Eppler G W, propr Ukiah Soda Mfy 
J H, proprietor Grand 
Hotel Saloon 


FASHION LIVERY AND FEED 
STABLE, J G Hightown & W J 
Ellis proprietors 

Fashion Saloon, John E Kinsey propr 

Ford Wn, city trustee 

Fowzer James, attorney and treasurer 

Fox B B, county supervisor 

Gesler F, carpenter 

Gillaspie & Hamilton (H L Gillaspie 
and C C Hamilton), attorneys-at-law 

GILMOR R F, watchmaker and jew- 
eler, (see adv) F 

Gordon Alex, county supervisor 


GRAND HOTEL, Thos Pascoe pro- 
rietor 
GRAND HOTEL SALOON, J H 


Falkner 

Gwinn & Brainerd, saddlery and har- 
ness 

HAGAN WM A. 
City Hotel 

Hamilton C OC, attorney-at-law 

Harrison Thomas, county surveyor 

Hart JS, agt W U Tel ©o, insurance 
and stage agt 

Haskett Mrs 8S W, school teacher 

Heger Jacob, tailor 

Hight H, feed yard 

HIGHTOWER & ELLIS (J G High- 
tower and W J Ellis), livery stables 

Hoffman C, general merchandise 

Hoffman M, dentist 

Hoffinan W A, drugs and gen mdse 

Holden Wn, attorney-at-law 

Holliday Wm F, carpenter and cabinet- 
maker 

HOPPER J T, board and lodging 

Hough Wm A, architect and builder 

Hyman M, jeweler and watchmaker 

Irvine T A (Metzger & Irvine) 

ISBELL WM, proprietor Ukiah City 
Mills and city trustee 

Jamison J A, city marshal 

Jenkins C C (Phelps & Jenkins) 

Keenan M, painter 

Kelton Mrs M A, school teacher 


proprietor Ukiah 


as Delmonico Restaurant, Duncan &| field), general merchandise 
Crockett preeee Marks & Cohen (S Marks and L Cohen), 
Donahoe J H, sheriff and tax collector | gen mdse and furniture 


Marks S (Marks & Cohen) 

Mason Geo T, coroner 

McBride H B, clergyman (Presbyterian) 

McCowen Geo, dentist 

McGARVEY R, president Ukiah 
Bank and superior judge 

“MENDOCINO DISPATCH AND 
DEMOCRAT,” Peabody & Sefton 
editors and proprietors 

Metzger E B (Metzger & Irvine), and 
postmaster 

Metzger & Irvine (E B Metzger and T A 
Irvine), stoves, tin and hardware 

Mitchell H H, dentist 

Morgan R H (R H Morgan & Co) 

Morgan R H & Co (R H Morgan and F 
M Cummins), gen mse 

Morrow James J, recorder 

Morrison J J (Smith & Morrison) 

Newfield M (B Marks & Uo) 

Noffsinger W N, school teacher 

Osborn Chas, carpenter 

ORSBORNE D H (Ambrose & Ors- 
borne) 

PAGE RH, hairdresser 

PAINE CHARLES L, editor and pro- 
one “Ukiah City Press” 

PALACE CLUB ROOMS AND BIL- 
LIARDS, William A Hagan propri- 


etor 
PASCOE THOMAS, proprietor Grand 
ote. 
PEABODY JH A, publisher ‘“ Mendo- 


cino Dispatch and Democrat” 

PERRY AC, Blue Wing Saloon 

Phelps & Jenkins (P C Phelps and C C 
Jenkins), blacksmith 

Phelps P C (Phelps & Jenkins) 

Phillips Bros (Frank and Clarence Phil- 
lips), general merchandise 

Phillips Clarence (Phillips Bros) 

Aree tbe (Phillips Bros) 

Press Wm, hairdresser 

Pressey Mrs HS, millinery and dress- 
making 

Price H, clergyman (Christian) and 
searcher of records 

Redmeyer A F, insurance agt 

Reed John, mayor 

Reed J S, pres Mendocino County Wool 
Growers’ Association 


REYNOLDS ROBERT, hotel and sa- 


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Kinsey John E, Fashion Saloon Ukiah, Little Lake, Round Valley | 
6 Knust Charles, books and stationery and Lakeport 4 
Luce Charles, county supervisor Robinson J C, physician | 
Malony F, general merchandise OGERS J T. attorney and notary 
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Mannon J M, atty-at-law and notary 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


public, Law Building 


WHITE BRONS., 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
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Sheridan J Nipiter clergyman 
Simonson count; ry supervisor 
Smith C P, Gkiah ‘Market 
Smith J H Smith & Morrison) 
Smith & Morrisca (J H Smith and J J 
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SON C J, sal 


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TAGG Chris, saluon 
AGGART EDWIN, proprietor 


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Tallman H O, Methodist clergyman 
Tann Jas, harnessmaker 
Thomas J R, coun nt raps 5 cng 
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MILIS, W Isbell pro- 

“UKIAH CITY PRESS,” Chas 8 
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Ukiah Market, C P Smith propr 

Vance Miss Bessie, millinery 

Vandusen L, saw-mills 


HOTEL, Wm A Hagan 
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WAEELER SAMUEL, cashior Ukish 
Whee ; H’ sa aM F & Co 


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N JOHN G, proprietor 
Whine s Sample Roon:? and liquors, 


south side Plaza 
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liquors, John G Whelan proprietor, 
south side Plaza 

White W H, tailor 

Woodruff Chas, wagonmaker 

Woodruff C E, city trustee 

Wurtenberg 8, brewery 

Yell Archibald, district attorney 


R. F. CILMOR, 


Watchmaker and Jeweler. 


A full line of Clucks, Watches 
and Jewelry. Watches, Clocks 
and Jewelry Repaired. Satisfac- 

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Place of Business: North Side of Court House, 


UKIAH CITY, CAL. 


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UNCLE SAM. 


Lake County. A post and express 
office. Is distant from Cloverds le 25 
miles, and is reached via Cloverdale 
and Clear Lake Stage Line. It is 
beautifully located at the foot of 
Uncle Sam Mountain, and is the cen- 
tral point of the county, 7 miles from 
the county seat, Lakeport, and on the 
border of Clear Lake, istant 14 miles. 
The population is about 250, and the 
resources are chiefly agricultural. 
There is a mound here from which is- 
sues a natural gas, a hole being dug a 
few feet in diameter, and one or two 
feet deep. Upon throwing in a piece 


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SOUTH OF COURT HOUSE, 


State Street, Ukiah, Cal 
J. G. HIGHTOWER, Proprietor. 


Fine Carriage and Saddle Horses, 


Special siveniion given to 


HORSES AND STOCK. 


of lighted paper, the gas at once ig- 
nites, and a heautifa 1 blue flame 
appears, burns fiercely a short time, 
and then gradually dies out. 


Austin Moses, brickmason and plasterer 

Bale H (, iivery stable 

Bole E B, nurseryman 

Boone J T, druggist and physician 

Brown J B, carpenter 

Buckingham T H, Villa Elgin Point 

Burtnett CG, Kelsey Flour Mills 

ane e Read, Methodist clergyman 

CLARK P ETER, farmer and cheese 
factor 

(W P and E P 

Clendenin), general merchandise 


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CHARLES 8. PAINE, Proprietor. 


Published at the county seat, and in the centre of the finest lum- 
ber, wool and hop section of the Pacific Coast. 


THE POPULARITY OF THIS PAPER 


Makes it welcome in most of the Families of this County. 


AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM 


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ADVERTISING AT REASONABLE RATES. 


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©) Clendenin W P, insurance agt 
= boyd » justice of the peace and feed 
4 Vor’ pe B, clergyman (Catholic) 
Greene T J, dentist 
@3/ Gunn J A, organ builder and cabinet 
=) maker 
Hayter DS, wagonmaker 
Ss Hayter T F, violin manufacturer 
Howe Mrs Ira, ropr Uncle Sam Hotel 
& Hutchins J M, dentist 
@| Kelsey John, gunsmith 
Kelsey Mills, Burtnett & Mather proprs 
Kelseyville House, Mrs L P Ormiston 
ropr-s 
Lauth Rev P, clergyman (Catholic) 
Mathews Rev M, clerg gyman (Christian) 
Merritt R D, pork pa pac 
Noble S B, blackemith and wagonmaker 
i tt Mrs L P, propr Kelseyville 
House 
Ormiston Thos, carpenter and wagon- 
maker 
Peterson A, bootmaker 
Piner Bros, butchers 
Piner C L, constable 
Rideout Rev, clergyman (Presbyterian) 
SLOcU F F, road commissioner 
MA A, general merchandise, 
“ ¢ Looe Barge 2 & Co and Northern 
Telegraph Co 
WZ) | Thompson H C, butcher 
Uncle Sam Hotel, Mrs Mary A Howe 


propr 
Young W G, pustmaster 
UNDINE. 
wD San Joaquin County. A_ post-office, 
situated 1] miles southwest of Stock- 
ton, 8 miles northwest of Lathrop, on 


upper part of Union Island, 1 mile 
from Middle River Ferry; stage road 


mail; also connected by telegraph. 


Bell F P, harness, blacksmithing and 
wagonmaker 

Cahill E N, saloon 

Dixon IR, » pen n mdse and hotel 

Jobnson & Bell, Galhy and produce 


ORST, Jeweler, 


UNIONTOWN. 


Ext Dorapo County. See Lotus. 


UPPER LAKE. 


Lake County. A post and express 
office, situated on a branch of Clear 
Lake, 10 milesnorth of Lakeport and 
42 miles by stage northeast of Clo- 
verdale. It ismainly dependent upon 


16 miles to Stockton, daily stage and. 


the surrounding agricultural and stock 
‘ country. Population 200. 


ASHER M, general merchandise 

Bell Rev, clergyman (United Brethren) 

Bucknel Geo, physician 

Bucknel Kobt, butcher and constable 
Burk —, carpenter 

Dodge s K, saloon 

Emerson S R, propr Witters’ Springs 

Fisher —, wagonmaker 

Gillett Rev,clergyman (United Brethren) 

Graham A, hore 

Graham & Bro (Arthur and Wm Gra- 
ham), livery, feed stable and boarding - 
house 

Howard Gila, hairdresser 

Hurt & Howard (J W Hurt andS R 
Howard), blacksmiths and wagon- 
makers 

Keatley Thomas, planing-mill and cabi- 
netmaker 

LEAGUE J N, general merchandise 

Mitchell James, proprietor Mitchell 
Springs 

McWorth A & Bro, stock raisers 

Marquette John, saloon 

Purkerson James, saloon 

REYNOLDS A M, postmaster 

Reynolds R G, physician, agent W, F & 

o’s Express, and insurance agent 

Ridgeway House, J Ridgeway propr 

Scudamore, Reynolds & Co, general mer- 
chandise and druggist 

Sheymer Wn, constable 

Sleeper Captain, attorney-at-law 

Thompson D V, justice of the peace 
and notar public 

Tallman R gore commissioner 

Upper Lake House, W H Woodard 


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House 
Wright ——, proprietor Pearson Springs 
Young L A & Co, saw-mill 


UPPER MATTOLE. 


Humsouipr County, A post and tele- 
raph office, 6 miles southeast of 
Betrolia, and 58 miles south of 
Eureka. 


Boots John, tanner and gunsmith 
DUDLEY M R,. lumber and flour-mill 


Jamison John, justice of the peace 


ROSCOE W Hd, perma 
VACA STATION. 


Sotano County. See Elmira. 


VACAVILLE. 


Sotano County. A post, express and 


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" telegraph office, on the Vaca Valle 
and’ Clear Lake Railroad, about 4 


miles from Elmira, the junction of the | BLUM 


above-named road with the California 
Pacific. It has a population of 500 
and has quite a reputation on account 
of its excellent schools. The count 

surrounding the place is rich agricul- 
turally, and depends on the farming 
interests for its support. The Davis 
Hotel, kept by a very genial and hios- 


W. J. Stevens’ California Normal 
and Scientific School is situated here. 
M, general merchandise, grain 
bags, wool, farming implements, eto, 
ostmaster 
OUGHAM GEORGE, fruit cannery 
Dodge, Sweeney & Co, sole agents, 
114 Market San Francisco 
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the host knows how to cuter to his 
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ves are features that are at once 
made attractive to the tourist or vis- 


|OCernan Hugh, blacksmith and wagon- 


maker 
CORN D K (Fleet, Stice & Co) lumber 


and livery and deputy sheri 


' Currie James, bootmaker 


itor, The healthfulness of the place | DAVIS HOTEL, IF Davis preprietor 


is remarkable, and as,a summer retreat 
it Is very fine for families. Fruit is 
grown in the vicinity in abundance. 


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Donvh» Bros (J S and W C Donoho), 


black:miths and wagonmakers 


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isely E, barber 
Eversoll Henry, constable 
Ferguson John, liquors 


FLEET J § (Fleet, Stice & Co) 


FLEET, STIVE & CO (J 8 Fleet, H P| Williams D, livery stable 


Stice, D Dutton anu D K Corn), gen- 
eral merchandise, dry goods, grocer- 
ies, boots and shoes 
Hodgins W C, restaurant and liquors 
Kinsmill T E, harnessmaker 
McCorkle Rev John, Christian Church 
McCorkle & Rogers (Mrs N S McCor- 
kle and Mrs Z Rogers), dressmaking 
and millinery 
MILLER J M, druggist and jeweler 
Milzner M (Morgenstern ¢: Milzner) 


MIZET J, attorney and counselor-at- 
aw 
Dn Morgenstern & Milzner (R Morgenstern 


Lar) Pte M Milzner), general mdse 


orgenstern R (Morgenstern & Milzner) 
29 | Murray Joseph, painter 
= Noble J F, tailor 
Rich W W, bootmaker 
Roske Carl, tinsmith and plumber 


STEVENS W J, principal California 
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STEVENSON A V, ogent Vaca Valley 
and Clear Lake R R and Wells, Fargo 
& Co’s Express 

STEVENSON GM, operator Western 
Union Telegraph Co 

STICE H P (Fleet, Stice & Co) 


» A M Stevenson presi- 
dent, J O B Gunn secretary and treas- 


urer 

Ward F P, justice of the peace 

Wilson Thomas §S, capitalist 

Wooderson G F (Wooderson & Scarlett) 

Wooderson & Scarlett (G F Wooderson 
and J E Scarlett), meat market 


VALEECITO. 


CaLAveRAS County. A post and ex- 
press office, 19 miles southeast of San 
Andreas, on the Milton Stage Koad; 
29 miles to Milton by Mattison & 
Co.’s line of stages. 


Arata G, general merchandise 

Bacigalupi F, general merchandise, post- 
master and agent Wells, Fargo & Co's 
Express 

Greenwold R, blacksmith 

Kohler Chas, Union Hotel 

Mitchell Mra A M, general merchandise 
and livery stable 

Monteverde J, saloon 


ISON CELLS. 


and Clocks at Shert Netice. 


Repairs Watches, Chronameters 


H. WACHHORST 


DANIEL NORCROSS & CO, ™witerz.Ssets, Rengiteg gee; pest ordges 
918 California—Vacaville-Vallejo. 


Scarlett J E (Wooderson & Scarlett) . 


Fences and Bridge Werk, 
227 Main Street, oF. - 


Rufe G, meat market 


Vallecito Brewer: 
VALLEOITO "Snawany, choice 
weer put up in bottles and kegs, H H 


Tuchsen proprietor 


VALLEJO. 


SoLano County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, situated on San Pablo 
Bay, at the southern terminus of the 
Napa Branch of the California Pacific 
R, it., 28 miles from San Francisco, 
A few years ago the Order of Good 
Templars erected here an Orphans’ 
Home, which is decidedly an orna- 
ment to the place and the occasion of 
many visitors. The United States 
Navy Yard contributes largely to the 
support of the town, furnishing em- 
or ages to a large force of men. It 

as a population of upward of 6,000. 


Anderson W D, physician, Sacramento 
Ascelrod 8, boots and shoes, NW cor 
Santa Clara and Georgia 
Aspenall Wm, justice of the peace, cor 
irginia and Santa Clara 
Baker Frank, furniture, 191 Georgia 
Barnes DG, planing-mills, South Val- 


lejo 

Benas Benjamin, clothing and dry goods, 
134 Georgia 

Beresford James H, bootmaker, Georgia 

BERG AUGUST, watchmaker and 
jeweler, watches, clocks and jewelry, 
214 Georgia 

Bergwall Gus, liquors wholesale and re- 
tail, cor Santa Clara and Virginia 

Bernard House, J S Doan propr, cor 
Georgia and Sacramento 

Blank Mre Alice, confectionery, 174 


G 
Blivin H & Co, 
Blogs Henry, 


eries, 113 Georgia 
tmaker, 208 Santa 


ry 

Borden Mrs Annie, liquors, cor Branci- 
fort and Capitol 

Brace W A, city clerk 

Brennun D J, bootmaker, Lemon 

Brown D T, bakery, 237 Virginia 

Brown Samuel, meat market, Virginia 

Brown Thomas, liquors, cor Virginia 
and Santa Clara 

Brownlie James, ries, 105 Georgia 

Brownlie John, livery stable, Virginia 

Brownlie John, notary public and in- 
surance agt, 168 Georgia 

Burtin & Nagle (Joseph Burtin and 
oe W Nagle), liquors, 192 

orgia 
Buxton Geo, billposter, Virginia 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F 


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teffan proprietors, *-mon bet 2d 
and 2d. 


Callencler John, livery stable and under- 
takur, Virginia 

Christ's Henry, bakery, Georgia 

Clark 3 P, hecber, 131 Georgia 

Clavo Niccolus, wood and coal, Georgia 

Cochran W S, clergyman (Episcopal) 

Cohen B, clothing, 124 Georgia 

Coleman Richard, liquors, cor Virginia 
and Sacramento 

JOSEPH, 

Sacramento 

Conoly Henry, livery, liquors, and un- 
dertaker, cor Georgia and Santa Clara 


attorney-at-law, 


surance, 168 Georgia 
Creed John E, liquors, 80 Georgia 
Creelin James, painter 
Crowe Mrs R, liquors and lodgings, cor 
Sonoma and Georgia 
Cryan T, liquors and lodging§, 84 Georgia 
CURTIS W R, dry, fancy and 
furnishing goods, and millinery, 175 


rgia 

Dallyn” Charles E, wagonmaker, cor 
York and Marin 

Dannenbaum §, dry goods and carpets, 
i07 Georgia 

Davis © 8 (Davis & Co), 308 Marin 

DavisES & Co(E S Davis, H J and 
G O Ford), junk, 308 Marin 

Dawson John, tailor, Santa Clara 

Deininger Fred, brewery, 272 Marin 

Denio F M, blacksmith, 234 Virginia 

Derwin & McCudden (M S Derwin and 
Jas McCudden), groceries, 75 Georgia 

Derwin M S (Derwin & McCudden), 75 


yb 

Dillon P W, director Vallejo Savings 
and Commercial Bank 

Dineen Patrick, liquors, Lemon 

Doan Mrs E, millinery, Georgia 

Doan J S8, Bropr Bernard House, cor 
Georgia and Sacramento 

Downey A J, mgr dyeing works, Santa 
Clara 

Downs George W, physician, 1004 
Georgia # 


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ICE CRE 


pricetthan any other house in Solano County. 


California— Vallejo. 


Cox Wm R Jr, notary public and in-| F 


Doyle Thomas M, marble works, cor 
onoma and Florida 
Duncan Samuel, agt W, F & Co, cor 
Georgia and Sacramento 
Edgar Charles, liquors, 121 Georgia 
Edgar G, furniture, 87 and 8 Georgia 
4 BD {Egery & Lamont), cor 
Lemon and 2 
EGERY & LAMONT (B D Egery 
and James A Lamont), groceries, pro- 
visions, wines and liquors and general 
merchandise, cor Lemon and 2d, South 
Vallejo 
Emerson J, painter 
English Joseph R, cashier Vallejo Sav- 
ings and Com Bank and city treasurer 
, clothing and fur- 
nishing goods, boots and shoes, hats, 
caps and trunks, 169 Georgia 
Farragut Hall, 130 Georgia 
Faust John, bakery, ‘Santa Clara 
Ferguson J N, barber, 108 Georgia 
Fitzgerald Patrick, hotel, South Vallejo 
Flanegan Patrick, hotel, Lemon 
Ford G O (Davis & Co), 308 Marin 
Ford H J (Davis & Co), 308 Marin 
Ford J H, city marshal 
FORWARD THOMAS, choice wines, 
liquors and cigars, cor 2d and Lemon 
Foster A (Foster & Co), 103 Georgia 
Foster & Co (C Houche Jr a. Fos- 
ter), iiquors, 103 Georgia 
Francisco D, liauors, cor Virginia and 
Brancifort 
Frey John, jewelry and fancy goods, 
134 Georgia 
FRISBIE SALOON, Thomas Forward 
proprietor, cor 2d and Lemon 
Frost James, druggist, Georgia 
Gannon Thomas, boarding and lodging, 
79 Georgia 
Gedge W K, trustee South Vallejo Li- 
brary Association 
Getchell & Thompson (W D Getchell and 
DS Thompson), groceries, 102 Geor- 


ia 

Gdtchell W D (Getchell & Thompson), 
102 one 

GILLON £ E, 


confectionery, 162 
Georgia 


PIONEER CANDY FACTORY. 


No. 162 CEORCIA STREET. 


ERICAN CANOY, MANUFACTURED DAILY. 
AM A SPECIALTY. 


Having had the experience of years, combined with the only facilities in the ay for the manu- 
facture of fresh candy daily, I am prepared to furnish mure candy of a better gael ty 

I am also prepared to suppl 
lor quality, in any quantity desired, on the shortest notice for parties an 3. 


y at the lowest 
ce Cream of a supe- 


EB. E. GILLON, Proprietor. 


162 Georgia Street, Oppesite Bernard House, Vallejo, Cal. 


1 god Beaman 
919 


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STERLING SILVERWARE. 


H. WACHHORST * 


vites 


315 J St., Sacramento, Cal. 


Gmuer John, tinsmith, 119 Georgia 

Good & Roney (H C Cood and James 
Roney), ries, cor Georgia and 
Marin and cor Lemon and 4th 

Goodall Rev Isaac, Congregational 
clergyman 

Gor}.am George, liquors, Georgia 

Grimes Patrick, horseshoeing, Marin 

Hall Thomas, bootmaker, 1)7 Georgia 

HALL W H (Miller & Hall), 217 Sac- 
ramento 

Halsey I S, dentist, cor Sacramento and 


Hamell James, undertaker, Georgia 

Hamell Julien, furniture, crockery and 
undertaker, 129 Georgia 

Hampton John, hotel, South Vallejo 

Hanley John, liquors, Front 

HARDY watchmaker and jew- 
eler, fine gold and silver watches, 
clocks and plated ware, 168 Georgia 

Harrier D W, groceries, 130 Georgia 

Harrington R J, propr Howard House, 
Georgia 

Hartson C, director Vallejo Savings and 
Commercial Bank 

Hayes John, liquors, 106 Georgia 

Heald John L, foundry 

Henderson O L, Vallejo Carriage Mfy 
and city trustee, Marin 

Hilborn 8 G, attorney-at-law, director 
Vallejo Savings and Commercial Bank 
and vice-pres Vallejo Gaslight Co; 
170 Georgia 

Hill Captain, tobacco and cigars, 164 
Georgia 

Hirschfeld 8, books and stationery, 178 
Georgia 

Hodgekins W, librarian 

Hogan Thomas, liquors, cor Georgia and 
Sacramento 

Holland Frederick (Holland & Smith), 
265 Marin 

Holland & Smith (Frederick Holland 
and James Smith), junk, 265 Marin 

Hollearn Thomas, hotel, cor Virginia 
and Sacramento 

Houche C (Foster & Co), 103 Georgia 

Howard House, R J Harrington propr, 
Georgia 

Hubbs Charles H, attorney-at-law, in- 
surance agt and real estate, 160 
Georgia 

Hubner Wm, barber, 203 Santa Clara 

100 F Hall, cor Marin and Georgia 

Ivers Robert, liquors, North Beach 

Johnson Lorence, restaurant, 65 Geor- 


a 
Jonelva Mrs Lizzie, millinery, Virginia 
Kahn S, dry goods and clothing, 179 


Georgia 

Kelly & McInnis (M L Kelly and A J 
McInnis), groceries and liquors, 122 
Georgia 


PRISON CELLS, "Sesris Sicsee sf 


9 3 California-—Vallejo. 


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Ke ly M L (Kelly & McInnis), 122 Geor- 


Kelly Patrick, liquors, South Vallejo 
Kelly W 8, cigar factory, Georgi 
Kempenski John, barber, Georgia 
Kennedy John E, dry goods, 128 Geor- 


gia 
Kennedy Michael, liquors, Santa Clara 
Kennedy P J, boots and shoes, 161 
Georgia 
a ev N B, clergyman (Presbyte- 
rian , 
LADIES’ RESORT, Java Coffee and 
Ice Cream parlors, A E Weber pro- 
prietor, Sacramento 
Lambert W R, attorney-at-law, 168 


AMONT J; 
LAMONT JAMES A (Egery & La. 
mont), city trustee, cor Lemon and 2d 
Larsen F C, trustee S V Library Asso- 
ciation 
Leach Frank A, postmaster, Sacramento 
Lee Geo, saloon 
Leu Valerian, beer and sewing ma- 
chines, 18] Georgia 
Louis Father, clergyman, Catholic 
Church 
Lynch Edward, liquors, 76 Georgia 
Lynch P B, grocer, SW cor Georgia and 
Santa Clara 
Lynch P C, groceries, 239 Virginia 
cAuliffe John F, hotel, Virginia 
McCudden James (Derwin & McCud- 
den), Hane) 8, wood and coal, agent C 
PR R Co, Georgia St Wharf 
McDonald Thomas P (Ward & McDon- 
ald), 152 Georgia 
McElroy Patrick, stationery 140 Georgia 
McEnery Mrs, millinery, Sacramento 
McGettigan Edward, brewery, cor Ma- 
rin and Carolina 
McGill F T, meat market, 263 Sacra- 
mento 
McGill J F, meat market, 212 Georgia 
McGill William, livery stable, Georgia 
McInnis AJ (Kelly McInnis), 122 


Georgia 
McInale J A, hardware, 180 Georgia 
McManus Henry, constable 


McPIKE A J, superintendent Vallejo 
Water Co, cor Georgia and Sacramen- 


to 
McSorley C (McSorley & Welch), 165 
r 


Georgia 
McSorley & Welch (C M MoSorley and 
P Welch), tailors, 165 Georgia 
Mead F D, mgr Vallejo Chronicle Pub- 
lishing Co, SE cor Georgia and Santa 
coe Will groceries, 244 G. : 
illiam, ies, 2 eorgia 
Michaelis Fred, hotel, 106 Virginia sy 
& HALL (R T Miller aud 
W H Hall), paper-hangers, painters 
and calosmining, 217 Sacramento 


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California—Vallejo. 


MILLER R T (Miller & Hall), 217 
Sacramento 

Minahan John, liquors, cor Virginia 
and Marin 

Mitchell Frank, chop house, 158 Geor- 


gia 

Moran James, groceries, 187 Virginia 

Morrison W H, sev S V Library Assn 

Murray Mrs B, groceries, cor Branci- 
fort and Virginia 

Nelson Rev A J, clergyman, (Methodist) 

Newcomb August E, liquors, 158 Geor- 


gia 
Newcomb C A, cigars and tobacco, 192 
Georgia 
Nickolson John, liqucrs, 61 Georgia 
Nugent J F, liquors, 72 serine 
Nunan John, liquors, South Vallejo 
O’Grady Frank, soda works, cor Sono- 
ma and Florida 
Passalaqua G, fish and fruit, 83 and 85 


Georgia 

Pelham Alexander, bootmaker, 304 
Marin 

Pendleton B F (Pendleton.& Voorhees), 
1364 Georgia 

Pendleton & Voorhees (B F Fendleton 
and G L Voorhees), dentists, 1364 
Georgia 

Peyser N, tailor, Sacramento 

Plummer A J (Plummer & Robinson), 
151 Georgia 

Plummer & Robinson (A J Plummer 
and A T Robinson), clothing, 151 
Georgia 

Powell A, manager Puget Sound Lum- 
ber Co and city trustee 

Powell J H 

Price Edward E, chop house, 190 Geor- 


ia 

Puget Sound Lumber Co. A Powell 
mgr, South Vallejo 

Radke Robert, boots and shoes, Georgia 

‘Raines Thomas, carriage painter, 215 
Marin 

Reinquin P L, tailor, 217 Santa Clara 

Reynolds Charles, hotel, Front 

Richardson L, operator C PRR 

Richart G B, harness and saddles, 172 
Georgie. 

Riley C W, justice of peace, Virginia, 
and liquors, 190 Georgia 

Roache John, bootmaker, 82 Georgia 

Robinson A T (Plummer & Robinson), 
director Vallejo Savings and Commer- 
cial Bank, 151 Georgia 

Robinson J B, trustee South Vallejo 
Library Association 

ROE G ) 
etor Solano daily and weekly ‘‘Times,” 
177 Georgia 

‘Ross Mrs M, hotel, South Vallejo 


ROTHENBUSCH PETER (Widen- 


mann & Rothenbusch), Marin 


RGE, publisher and propri- |p 


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Rutherford David, supt schools 

Sanborn R D, constable 

Sancts J N, wood and coal, Virginia St 
Wharf 

Schroth George, liquors, Georgia 

Schwalbe Joseph, novelties, 109 Georgia 

Settle T B, liquors, cor Georgia and 
Marin 

Shea Mrs J, millinery, Sacramento 

Sheehy Robert, grain dealer, South Val- 


lejo 

Short W G, hotel, cor Virginia and 
Santa Clara 

Silveira Antone, restaurant, 123 Georgia 

Sima Alipio T F’, barber, Lemon 

Simmons Miss Etta, operator W U Tel 
Co, Georgia 

Simonton G W, member board of educa- 
tion 

Skinner W W, meat market and city 
trustee, 120 Georgia 

Smith Charles F, barber, 192 Georgia 

Smith J (Holland & Smith), 265 Marin 

Smith J G, photographer, 164 Georgia 

Smith Peter H, liquors, 133 Georgia 

Snow H H, dry goods, clothing and. in- 
surance agt, 100 Georgia 

Snow John F & Co, dyeing, A J Downey 
mer, Santa Clara 

‘ NO DAILY TIMES,” Geo 
Roe proprietor, 177 Georgia 

South Vallejo Library Association, D G 
Baines pres 

Starr & Co (A D Starr, A Bannister and 
A W Starr), Starr Mills, South Val- 


lejo 

STEFFAN P &J, California Market, 
Lemon, South Vallejo 

Steffen Jacob, meat market, cor Georgia 
and Marin 

Stege Henry, liquors, cor Brancifort and 


Capital 

STEWART ROBERT, upholstery, 
306 Marin nr Georgia 

Streichan Wm, boots and shoes, cor 
Marin and Georgia 

Thompson D S (Getchell & Thompson), 
102 Georgia 

Tierney J M, liquors, Lemon 


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Tobin J F, meat market and treasurer | 


Vallejo Gas Light Co, 69 Georgia 
OBIN J, secretary Vallejo Gas 
Light Co, NW cor Georgia and Sacra- 
mento 

Topley James, druggist and member 
board of education, 166 Georgia 

Tormey William, soda work, cor Marin 
and Carolina 


RAHY WILLIAM, wines, liquors 
and cigars, South Vallejo 
“VALLEJO CHRONICLE” (daily and 
weekly), Vallejo Chronicle Publishing 
Cunpany: SE cor Georgia and Santa 
ara 


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VoL CITY WATER COM-| William AL, aed Rag W, F & Co’s 


ANY, Chabot Po aka A J Mo- 
Fane auy rintendent 
va 0 GAS LIGHT COMPANY, 
E J Wilson president, W J Tobin 
secretary, office NW cor Georgia and 
Sacramento 
VALLEJO LAND AND IMPROVE- 
MENT COMPANY, SG Hilborn 
president, E J Wilson secretary, NW 
VAL ALLIS and Sacramento 
AVINGS AND COM- 
» NW cor Georgia 
a _orstedlany "JI Wilson presi- 
dent 
Void Mrs G D, liquors, Georgia 
Voorhees G L (Pendleton & Voorhees), 
sec board of education, 1364 Georgia 
Vorhees J C, member board of education 
Di w. , lumber, wood 
hal coal, Main street wharf 
a) Ward Mrs G, fancy goods, Virginia 
18 aig James (Ward * McDonald), 152 
urgia 
wa) Ward & McDonald (James Ward & 
Thomas P McDonald), liquors, 152 
Georgia 
W. A E, confectionery, Sacra- 
mento, opp Post-o‘tice 
Welch P (McSorley & Welch), 165 


Geor 
WHITAKER JR, Vallejo Pharmacy, 


Sacramento nr Post-office 


ENMANN (Widenmann 
& Rothenbusch), a trustee, Marin 
UsSCH 


(Charlcs Widenmann & Peter Rothen- 
busch), Solano Brewery, Marin 


VALLEJO JUNCTION. 


Contra Costa Country. Post-office 
Vallejo. A telegraph office, on the 
Central Pacific R. line opposite 
Mare Island, where passengers are 
transferred by ferry over to South 
Vallejo, for Napa and points on the 
California Pacific Railroad (64 miles 
from Martinez, and 3 miles from Val- 


lejo). 
COWIN W §, agent Central Pacific 
Railroad 


' LEE GW, Jiopriat: Tontine Saloon 
and agent Central Pacific Railroad 


VALLEY CENTRE. 


San Dizao County. A post-office, 40 
miles from San Diego, and 20 miles 
from the railroad, in an agricultural 
district. 


BEARD § H, justice of peace 
| Burchart J D, general merchandise 


HH. WACHHORST tate Watcher, chrypometers 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, “""ser". ranclece. 


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5 Desi ortges 


Express, Sout Meme fi 
E J, president Vallejo Gas 
Light Company, president and di- 
rector Savings and Commercial 
Bank, president board of trustees, 
NW corner Georgia and Sacramento 
Wilson Harry, liquors, cor Sacramento 
and Georgia 
Wilzinski Arcatien, clothing, 126 Geor- 


Winchell F T, city assess ir 

Nee Chas, treasurer South Val- 
lejo Library Association 

Winnegar Geo, trustee South Vallejo 
Library Association 

Wood Geo, hardware, Sacramento 

Wright M J, hardware and director 
Valle} jo Savings and Commercial Bank, 
186 Georgia 

Wright W F notary public 


{ EsTABLISHED IN 1875.] 


THE SOLANO TIMES, 


Daily and Weekly. 


GEO. ROE..... Pubtisher and Proprietor. 
VALLEJO, CAL. 


Daily, $5.00 a Year. Weekly, $2.00 


There is no better advertising medium in Val- 
lejo than the Dainty Times, while the Weok'> 
reaches a very large class of Farmers and Coun- 
try Merchants. 

Job Work of ali Kinds. 
GEORGE ROE, Vallejo, Cal. 


German John D, blacksmith 

Heueldon Geo, roadmaster 

KITCHING A C, general merchandise 
and postmaster 

McTothlin D, general merchandise 

Miller Rev J E, clergyman 

Reed J C, brickmaker 

Shelling J T, blacksmith 


VALLEY FORD. 


Sonoma County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, on the North Pacific 
Coast R. R., 62 miles northwest of 
San Francisco, and 18 miles north- 

’ west of Santa Rosa, It is dependent 
upon dairy and farming business. 
Population 120. 

Bicknell Miss & Roberts Miss, dress- 
makers 

Brown J H, general merchandise 

Cota A C, boots and shoes 

Curry John, hotel : 

Dogherty T, hotel and saloon 


dg 1M. ANY. or Been wo 


CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TVR ST, 5. 


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Dowling James, blacksmith 
Fowler B, station agt 
Fowler J E, livery 


HUNTLY & OOK, feur-mill 


McCarty ——, wines and liquors 

Palmer E B, undertaker 

Eee Ford Flouring-mills, Huntly & 
00. 


VEJARO STATION. 


Los ANGELES County. See Amargo. 


VERONA. 


Contra Cosra Covunry. 
Port Costa. 


HUNTERS’ RETREAT, T H Silvey 
roprietor 
SILVEY T H, boarding-house and 


JUd TILEN O1., 0. Fe 


Post-office 


liquors 


VIEJAS. ° 
San Dreco County. A _ post-office, 27 


miles northeast of San Diego. Popu- 
lation 50. 


Bosserman §, apiarist 
W S, postmaster and 
justice of peace 
Conley E, farmer 
Cox A W, apiarist 
Harbison J S, apiarist 
Nelson & Salter, farmers 
Stone E, farmer 
Treat John, farmer and stock raiser 


VINA. 


Tenama County. A post, express and 
wegen office, on the Central Pacific 
R. R. (Oregon Division), 19 miles from 
Chico. Gov. Standtord’s vineyard of 
14,500 acres is located near here. 


Baker Ed, carpenter 

Barkley J I", butcher 

Becker J G, bootmaker 

Bryant J J, constable 

Crabb J N, physician 

Crabb Joe, hotel 

Crouse Chas, liquors 

Devin Wn, blacksmith 

DICUS 8 6 neral merchandise, gos 
master, and agent Wells, Fargo & Co 

Hilderbrand R, hotel and justice of 


We, TAVUTY VILAM VAT LI DEALING, ALOU WICKING. 


Jones J, fancy goods 
Linden S D, livery 
McGuigan p F, groceries 
Sam & Co, druggists 
Standford’s Vineyard 


California—Valley Ford-Visalia. 


MITE BROS .18 & 165 Main and 14 
@treet,S. F. Wagen Steck, Cabinet Weeds, ete. 


Tucker B sa ag Noon boarding-housé 
Yager Mrs M, dressmaker 


VIRGINIA BAR. 
Siskrrou County. Post-office Oak Bar. 
ls situated 16 miles above Oak Bar. 
The population numbers 200. The 
occupation is mining. 
Sleeper L & Swan, general merchandise 
Arroe Chris, liquors 
Cleland & Lehners, general merchandise 
Freshour ——, butcher 
Gibson & Morrison, liquors 
Hoar James, liquors ° 


VISALIA. 


TuLare County. A post, express and 
telegraph office. Is a well-built, 
beautiful town of 2,500 population. 
Situated on the Visalia R. R., 241 
mites from San Francisco and 8 miles 
from Goshen, in a wheat-growing and 
stock-raising country. The town is 
steadily growing, is the county seat, 
and has a handsome Court House. 
In Tulare County are the largest 
trees in the world, some of them 
measuring forty-six feet in diameter. 
The land is well watered and the 
ranches are doing well. The town 
has a «umber of churches, schools 
and two live papers. The hotels 
are good. 

Arkle Bros (C C and W J Arkle), boots 
and shoes 

Asay J Land CE, dentists and coun- 


' cilmen 

Atwell & Bradley (A J Atwell and N O 
Bradley), attorneys-at-law 

BACIGALUPI & DELRE (T Baci- 
galupi and Chas Delre), sample rooms 
and billiards, cor Church and Centre 

Baer B, stoves and tinware 


Baker Frank, druggist 
BANK OF VISALIA, R E Hyde 
resident, C J Giddings cashier, cor 


ain and Church 
Barnes W W (F J Walker & Co) 
Barr & Harter (Orrin Barr and John 
Harter), saloon 
Belknap C G, agt for Tule River Indian 
Reservation 
Belz Andrew, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 


BENN JOHN E, phiysininn and sur. 
eon, Palace Hote 
BLAIW & LANGRICK (Y F Lang. 


rick and Wm Blain), meat market, 


Main’ ‘° 

Bliss Will F, stationery, booke, cigars, 
tobacco and news depot and assistant 
postmaster 


Spear 


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924 Cali fornia—Visalia. 


Borel Louis & Co, blacksmiths and wa- 
gonmakers 

Daggett (SC Brown and Alfred 
Daggett), attorneys-at-law 

Brown S.C (Brown & Daggett), attor- 
ney-at-law 

Canty J M, livery and feed stable, sa- 
loon and rancher 

Coughran & McKinley (W W Coughran 
and J B McKinley), livery stables 

Chosen Friends’ Hall, cor Church and 
Centre 

meral merchandise, cor 


COUGHRAN L P, proprietor Ex- 
change Hotel, Main 

Creighton Thomas, deputy recorder 

Cross W W, superior judge 

wag itty Denney & Co, agts Marster’s 
Self-Feeder 

Daggett Alfred (Brown & Daggett), at- 
torney-at-law 

Davis Mrs Belle, dressmaking 

gt HN, undertaker 

De Wolf SS, saloon 

Dineley Samuel, cutlery, etc, guns, pis- 
tols, varieties and barber 

Douglass Bros & Co, general merchan- 
dise, agricultural implements and 
ha:dware 

DuBRUTZ A B (Edwards & Dubrutz), 
attorney-at-law, Court House 

EDWARDS & DuBRUTZ (E J Ed- 
wards and A B DuBrutz), attorneys- 
at-law, Court House 

EDWARDS E J (Edwards & DuBrutz), 
and district attorney, Court House 

& SCHMID (Geo Eitel and 

Fred’k Schmid), proprietors Farmers’ 
Home, Main 


' Exviis W J, county supt public schools 


EXCHANGE HOTEL, L P Coughran 


proprietor, Main 


Farley J H, city assessor 
FARMERS HOME, Eitel & Schmid 
proprietors, Main 


Fox J M, city supt public schools 
Gassenberger C, tailor 


GIDDINGS C J, cashier The Bank of 

Visalia, cor Main and Church 
DCHAUX J, salesman H Cohn, cor 

Main and Church 

Grant R P, fruits, confectionery, etc 

Gross G, poyece 

Hall A E, physician and surgeon 

HALL & town (Thos Hall and J W 
Cown), machinists and manufacturers 
Eureka Harrow, Main 

Hall Samuel, butcher 

Harland & O’Bannon, proprs Palace 
Hotel 

Harlon J M, W U Tel Co 

Harland Wn, livery and feed stable 


ee Rev J © O, clergyman (Meth- 


ie 

Henrahan W S, physician and surgeon 
Hesing Geo, barber ” 
Hitchcock C M, cigars, tobacco, fruits 
Hof J B, i pn (omega tat) 


Huffaker » propr Overland Livery 
Stables 
HUMASON LA & CO (LA Humason, 


James and Arthur Crowley), ie rie- 
tors Tulare Valley Flouring Mi 
water and steam, Main 

HYDES D, register U S Land Office, 

our 

HYDE RB E, president The Bank of 
Visalia, cor Main and Church 

Jefferds E M, deputy county assessor 

Jefferds F G, county assessor 


JOHNSON L A, general merchandise 
and proprietor Visalia House, Main 

Johnson O S, insurance agt 

Jordan John F, county auditor 

Keener Henry A, county treasurer 

Kern Frederick, harness and saddles 

Kimball & Jackson (F T Kimball and 
S Jackson), house, sign and carriage 

puinters 

Knights of Pythias 

Knox John G, county clerk 

Kroehle Jacob, bakery and wholesale 
wine dealer 

Langrick Geo, councilman 

Leek IG, dentist 

Levison Harry, sewing machine agt 


LEVY JULIUS, notary public, con- 
veyancer, real estate and insurance 
agent and collector, Church 

'Y TIPTON, receiver United 
States Land Office, Court 

Lovelace M H, coroner 

LUCE E A, stoves, tinware and wood- 
enware, Main 

Malloch D, livery and feed stable 

Mason Mrs M C, millinery 

Masonic Hall 

McADAMS W 6, cigars, tobacco, con- 
fectionery, boots and shoes and varie- 
ties, Main 

McKINLEY & PREISKER (J B 
McKinley and Thos Preisker), livery 
and feed stables, Garden 

ae Rev J A, clergyman (Metho- 

ist 

McNamara T M, atty-at-law, notary 

ublic, real estate andins agt 

Mickley J J, watchmaker and jeweler 

LER QO, searcher of records, 
real estate conveyancer and insurance 

+, Court House 

LER HENRY, morchan: tailor 
and sewing machine agt, Main 

Mooney M, brewery and soda factory 

Morris H, general merchandise 


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a (Nanscawen & Co), Main 
Niel A C, justice of peace and mayor 
BANNON C §, county recorder and 
roprietor Palace Hotel 
d Fellows Hall 
Osborn W T, chairman board supervi- 
sors 
OWEN BROS & WAGY (S M and T 
J Owen and P Wagy), blacksmiths 
and wagonmakers, Court 
PALACE HOTEL AND LIVERY 
STASLES, C S O'Bannon proprietor 
Gel) pratt TB, barber 
f=) aoeeh C K, marble-yard 
3 | Redfield L J, supervisor 
Roney’ 2 R, restaurant 
Russel' W A, physician and surgeon 
Sanders Oregon, attorney-at-law 
© | Seligman Louis, cigars, tobacco and va- 


rieties 

SELLECK D §, manager Visalia Wa- 
ter Works, Church 

Singer agent, see H Morris 

Slocomb Henry, barber 

Smith Seth, county surveyor 

Stanton M E, bootmaker 


T agent Wells, Far- 
go & Co, Main 
Stevens & Co (R H Stevens and Frank 


4) 


chines 


SWEET 8 & CO (S Sweet, A and 


wool and lumber, »nd_ proprietors 
Sweet’s saw-mill, Main 

Tauscher George, fruits, candies, etc 

THE BANK OF VISALIA, R E 
Hyde president, C J (+iddings cashier, 
cor Main and Church 

Thomas I H, fruits and vegetables 

Thomas W F, councilman 

TULARE ‘TIMES’ (weekly), EJ Ed- 
wards proprietor, publisher and edi- 


Capital paid in, rue BAR! 
Surplus, - - - - - 


RB. E. HYDE, President. 


For THE BEST 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & C0, OAK PLANK, *szis¢erirs*- 


‘ California—Visalia. 


NANSCAWEN & CO (LV Nans’| TULARE VALLEY FLOURING 
cawen and. Zane Steuben),. druggists} MILLS (water and steam), L A Hu- 


CAWEN L V, postmaster and | Tunze O, furniture, mattresses and bed- 


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VISALIA “DELTA” (weekly), F J 
Walker & Co publishers, cor Main 
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VISALIA HOUSE, L A Johnsvu pro- 

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Visalia Warehouse, E Jacobs mgr 

VISALIA WATER WO. )» Thos 
Williams proprietor, D S Selleck man- 


ager, Court 

Walker D HE, saddle and harnessmaker 

WALKER F J & CO(F J Walker and 
W W Barnes), publishers, ‘Visalia 
Delta,” cor Main and Church 

Wallace W B, justice of the peace 

Ward & Barron (E Ward and A Barron), 
restaurant 

Watrous S W, photographer 

Weishar Robt, undertaker and cabinet- 
maker 

Wells M J, sheriff 

Wheaton T B, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Williams J W, marshal ; 

WILLIAMS THOMAS, proprietor 
Visalia Water Works 

Wren J N, Visalia House Saloon 

ZUMWALT & BAKER (D K Zum- 
walt and P Y Baker), searchers of rec- 
ords, abstract office, notaries public, 
real estate, insurance agents and 
a0 4 hg of Southern Pacific R R 

ands 


S. SWEET & CO., 
Main Street, ae Visalia, Cal. 
DEALERS IN 
General Merchandise, 
Grain, Wool arid Lumber. 


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VISALIA, 


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WM. HARLAND ..........--- 


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THE PALACE 


Is now First-class in every respect, it having been refitted and 
refurnished; it will now be found sucond to no house 
on this Coast, outside of San Francisco. 


The Table is Daily Supplied with the Best, 


Both from the city and country markets. 
STABLE in connection with the hotel. 
HEADQUARTERS of all the STAGE LINEs. 


trains. 


A First-class LIVERY 
Free ’Bus to and from all 
Hot and cold 


BATHS for use of guests. Large and commodious SAMPLE 
ROOMS for commercial travelers. 


VOLCANO. 


Amapor County. A post and telegraph 
office; a mining town, 12 miles north- 
east of Jackson and 25 miles northeast 
of Ione; has a population of 500 and 
is reached by stages. 

Boydstone E 8, druggist and photogra- 
- rapher 

Campi John, shoemaker 

Cassinelli L & Bro, general merchandise 

CLUTE P A, general merchandise and 
postmaster 

Consolidated Amador Hydraulic Gold 
Mining and Land Co 

Deunzer P, liquors 

Devitt & Provis, liquors 

Goodrich C B, blacksmith 

Hinkson Bros, stable 

Huey E W, billiard saloon and justice 
of the peace 

Jegome Alex, liquors 

Jonas Peter, saloon 

Kelley Dennis, lumber 

Keaseler A, physician and surgeon 

Leslie Jas, lumber 

Lipp J B, teamster 

McCuny Jonathan, teamster 

McLaine Lanchlin, banker and supt of 
Amador Canal and Volcano Ditch Co 

Miller L, county supt of schools 

Moran Robt, liquors 


PRISON CELLS, No Se? Main Street, B. 


Petty A, county assessor 

Petty & Dart, hotel 

Petty Solomon, inventor 
Rodrick Robt, teamster 

Rose Henry T, sawyer 

Rossi Angelo, general merchandise 
Stewart & Adams, butchers 
Stoken J D, general merchandise 
Sturman I N, constable 

Tam Orsini, liquors 

Wallenburg C, lumber 


Whitmore F W, saw-mill 
VOLCANOVILLE. 


Ex Dorapo County. Post-office George- 
bau 20 miles northeast of Placer- 
ville, , 


EDMONDSON J W, justice of the peace 

Jarrad C M, general merchandise 

Parkhurst V7 E, hotel, general merchan- 
dise and constable 


WALNUT CREEK. 


Conrra Costa County. A post and 
express office; is a handsome little 
lace at the base of Mount Diablo, 
Fistant from Oakland 17 miles. The 
drive to this place is unsurpassed for 
beauty. It is reached by Moore's 


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Oakland and Walnut Oreck Stage 
line. Sulphur springs in the vicinit; 
offer a most attractive feature. 
fine hotel, kept by W. B. Rogers & 
Son, is a source of great convenience, 

Avery Rev J R, Presbyterian 

Baker E L, fire and marine insurance 

Foster James, attorney 

Hammitt A W, dry goods and general 
merchandise 

Hodges A, livery stable 

Hook W E, physician 

Huntington J 8, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Janssen F A, propr Walnut Creek Hote 

Johnson Thomas, attorney : 

Kursh Mitchell, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Latimer R H, druggist and postmaster 

Martinez Visente, barber 

Moore T'S & Bro, proprs Oakland & 
Walnut Creek Stage Line 

Moreno F E, harness maker 

Pearson J E, druggist and physician 

Rich Rev E R, clergyman (Methodist) 

Rogers C W, saloon 

ROGERS’ HOTEL, W B Rogers & Son 


roprietors 

ROGERS W B & SON, proprietors 
Rogers’ Hotel 

SANFORD FARMER, livery stable 


and constable 

Sherburne & Burpee (A Sherburne & 
W S Burpee), saloon 

Shuey H 3S, general merchandise and 
Lafayette, San Ramon, Danville and 
Walnut Creek Express semi-weekly 

STONE BROS (i S & C Stone) tin 
smiths 

STONE C (Stone Bros) 

STONE F § (Stone Bros) 


Turner Milow H, justice peace and 


notary public 
VOSLANBER HENRY, boot and 


shoemaker 


WALNUT CREEK HOTEL, W H 
Wells proprietor 
WELLS Ww H, proprietor Walnut 


Creek Hotel 

WILLIAMS ARTHUR, Walnut 
Creek Meat Market 

Wilson & Baker (J M Wilson & E L 
Baker), insurance 

Wilson J M, agt W, F & Co 

Yoakum & Co, wholesale butchers 


STONE BROS., 
Walnut Creek, Contra Costa Co. 
DEALERS IN 


STOVES AND METALS, 
Lead and Iron Pipe, Force and Lift Pumps. 
Pipe Laying and Drove Wells a Specialty. House 
Furnishing Hardware of every description kept 
constantly on hand. 


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W. B. ROGERS & SON, Proprietors, 


WALNUT CREEK, 


Contra Costa County, CALIFORNIA, 


AN ENTIRELY NEW HOTEL, 


Fitted up and conducted as first-class in every 
respect. Containing a fine hall for balls or par- 
ties. Fine drives in all directions. The Sulphur 
Springs are in the immediate neighborhood, 

is is the most desirable resort for families wish- 
ing to spend a few weeks of recreation. 


WALNUT GROVE 


SacRaMENTO County. A post and ex- 
press office, There is no grander 
sight in the universe than that which 
is offered from the d«. i of a steamboat 
on the upper Sacramenw River in the 
vicinity of Walnut Grove. It is in 
the very midst of agricultural and 
horticultural wealth, and enjoys 
other advantages conducive to health 
and prosperity that are superior. 

Brown Mrs A, hotel 

Brown Alex, general merchandise 

Condray James 

Dye Sperry, postmaster 

Holttum W, agt Cal Transportation Co 

Palmer Chas E, carpenter 

RADGESKY L, general merchandise 
and insurance agent 

Wickers Fred, butcher 


WALSH'S. 
SacraMENTo County. A post-office, 9 
miles southeast of Sacramento, un the 
Jackson and Drytown wagon road; is 
a very rich agricu\tural section. 
Patton Jas, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
Smith Geo, painter and grainer 


WALSH J M, groceries, liquors, and. 


postmaster 


WARNER. 
San Disco Country. A post-office, 65 
miles by stage from San Diego. 


LINTON ANDREW, postmaster 
Linton John, general merchandise 
Wilson Henry, general merchandise 


WARTHAM. 


FrEsno County, A post-office. 


Bray & Seacord, apiarists 
Cox John, blacksmith 


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Kreyenhagen Gus, general merchandise 
Landrum Mark, saloon 


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Prumas County. A post-office, 7 miles 
southeast of Jamison City, and 25 
miles northeast of Downieville. 


Barton ——, stock raiser 

Ha & Bishop, miners 

Jackson Andrew, placer mine 

King & Co, stock ranch 

McCollon ——, hotel 

McLean Geo, Sulphur Spring Ranch 
Neasman Henry, stock raiser 


WASHINGTON. 


NeEvapa County. A post-office, 2) 
miles by stage east of Nevada City, 
on the South Fork of the Yuba River. 


BUISMAN H, hotel and postmaster 
Ely & Doose, butchers 

Grissel C, hotel and mail contractor 
Helgeson O C, clothing 

Jansen J, shoemaker 

Kohler H, general merchandise 
Malone T, shoemaker 


WASHINGTON. 


Yo.ro County. Post-office Sacramento. 
It is situated on the Sacramento 
River, directly opposite the city of 
Sacramento, and connected with the 
latter place by a drawbridge, which 
was on y a few years ago toll-bridge. 
It can bo the finest or- 


ast some oO 
chards in the county. The Steam 
Navigation Company have extensive 
works on the river near the bridge. 


Buckingham R H, justice of peace 
GREEN W.M, ey and hotel 
Hanson Chas 0, hotel and groceries 
Hauser Julius & Valentine, butchers 
Hess John, tinsmith 

Jones & Anderson, salmon cannery 
Lynch John, bootmaker 

Preston Fred, hotel 

Reed C W, orchardist 

Todhunter Lewis, constable 
Todhunter & Reed, saloon 


WASHINGTON CORNERS. 


Avamepa County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, situated on the 
San Jose Branch of the Central Pacific 
R. R., 34 ines from Ee gaat 
It possesses a large college, a public 
soltool, and a newspaper, Phe Alameda 
County Reporter, which enjoys a 
healthy circulation in a half-dozen 
emall towns. Population 200. 


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“ALAMEDA COUNTY REPOR 
ER,” Everell F Calkin publisher , 
Audersen Hang, saloon 
Brown Samuel, hotel 
F, publisher 
‘‘Alameda County Reporter’ 
Clark Bros (Alson S and George H 
Clark), general merchandise 
Crowell Heman, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 
M A, manufacturer Eureka 
Squirrel Poison 
Hirsch Joseph, general merchandise 
Laidlaw Horace, physician 
Lemkie Chas H, barber sho 
Lowrie D C & Co (D C and Peter Low- 
rie and J Laughlin), butchers 
Lyser Albert, pres Washington College 
ack H H, tinsmith 
Mack Wm H, drugs, stationery and 


DRTIME! 

MORTIMER & WAMSLEY (Wm 
Mortimer of Niles and J E Wamsley), 
warehouse, lumber, coal and wood 

Osgood L E, township assessor 

Rasmussen Carl, saloon 

Rounds H A, druggist 

Thompson A C, bootmaker 

W. J E (Mortimer & Wams- 
ley), agent Central Pacific R R and 
Wells, ena 

Washington College, Albert Lyser propr 

Zimmermann Chas, saloon and boarding 


WATERFORD. 


Stanistaus County. A post-office, 15 
miles east of Modesto. 

Buckley C O, hotel 

Curtzwaler Chas, saloon 

Davis James, hotel 

FAURE ADRIEN, general merchan- 
dise and postmaster 

Gregsun W, blacksmith 

Hiter A, ferry-boat 


WATERLOO, 


San Joaquin County. Post-ofice 
Stockton; 8 miles by stage from Stock- 
ton. Population 50. 

Balkwell John, hotel 

Bush Joseph, saloon 

Collins John, blacksmith 

Mount Mrs H, saloon 

Nichols John, blacksmith 

Scribner Thomas, saloon 

Sheehan Timothy, saloon 


WATERMAN. 


San Bernarpino County. A_ post- 
office. 


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Miller E J, general merchandise 
Waterman & Porter, general merchan- 
dise, hotel and proprs 10-stamp mill 


WATSON’S FERRY. 


Fresno County. See White’s Bridge. 


the State. 


WATSON GULCH. 


Snastra County. Post-office Igo. 


AKEN & QUINN, general merchan- 
se 


WATSONVILLE. 


Santa Cruz County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, situated near the 
junction of the Southern Pacific and 
Santa Cruz Railroads, about 2 miles 
from Pajaro station; distant from San 
Francisco99 miles. Population 1,800. 
The Pajaro Valley, of which Watson- 

ville is the commercial center, is one of 
the richest agricultural regions in the 
State. There are also large quantities 
of valuable redwood timber lands in the 
immediate vicinity, the 
which are disposed of at Watsonville. 
The agricultural and lumber interests 
being extensive, make Watsonville the 
center of a large and valuable business. 
In addition to the business attractions 
of the town is Camp Goodall, a water- 
ing-place on Monterey Bay, four miles 
distant from the town, Its public 
schools are well maintained, and its 
business houses and private residences 
are handsomely built, indicating thrift 
and refinement. 


RIDGE FRANKLIN, manager 
Golden Sheaf Flouring Mills 
Alexander A, tailor 
Alexander D, general merchandise 
Anderson Wn, furniture and cabinet- 
making 
Aston Frank, carpenter and undertaker 
Attridge & Sheehy (A Attridge and O P 


Sheehy), groceries 
BANK OF WATSONVILLE, Charles 
Ford president, J N Besse cashier 
BENJAMIN C W, By lest tobacco, 
books, stationery, and Wells, Fargo 
& Co’s agent 
BESSE J N, cashier Bank of Watson- 
ville 
Bowie Adam, bakery 
Brassel H P, blacksmith 
=] Breen Edward, saloon 
Brown A V, dentist 
5} Byrd William, suloon 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., HARDWOOD LUMBER, “san‘vrncees.*™ 


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CHAPMAN J 8, watchmaker and jew- 


eler 
Churchill Charles ©, blacksmith and 
wagonmaker 
LL H D, under manager Gold- 
en Sheaf Flouring Mills 
Cook Charles A, harness and saddles 
Cooper & Co (Thos S Cooper), gen mdse 


Corralitos Water Co, A White supt 
COSMOPOLITAN SALOON, James H 
Schmid proprictor 


Cox C J, stoves and tinware 

Crowner W E, jeweler 

Dean M, carriage painter 

Dengler P, meat market 

De St Paul G, liquors 

Dibble ——, minister 

Dougherty J F, hatter 

Dunlap S B, constable and dep sheriff 

Eaton R W, wagonmaker 

ECLIPSE AND MANSION HOUSE 
LIVERY STABLES, Thomas Ken- 
nedy proprietor (see adv) 

Estrado M, saloo' 

FARMERS’ MILLS, "rey Bros pro- 

rietors 

Fell A W, photographer 

Fischer Truels, saloon 

Fitch & Downing (T H Fitch and J 

Downing), liquors 

Emma W, teacher oil painting 

Fletcher H S, postmaster 

Folger Mrs, varieties 

Folger Peter, skating rink 

Fontana & Demartini (M J Fontana and 
P B Demartini), groceries 

Ford Chas (Chas Ford & Co), pres Wat- 
sonville Bank, pres and sec Watson- 
ville M and L Co 

FORD CHAS & CO (Chas Ford, AA 
Morey and J S Menasco), general mer- 
chandise 

Freiermuth Geo A, stoves, tinware and 


agricultural implements 

FREY BROS (S, John and Wm Frey), . 
proprietors Farmers’ Mills 

Frey John (Frey Bros) 

Gaddie F G, carpenter and builder 

Con Rev A 8, clergyman (Meth- 
odist) 

GOLDEN SHEAF FLOURING 
MILLIS, Franklin Aldridge manager 

Green Leo & Co (Leo Green and George 
Cleveland), meat market ; 

Hall James A, attorney-at-law urd real 
estate wat 

Halsted J L (Kittredge & Halsted) 

Hamilton GS, harness and saddles 

Harris I W, harness and saddles 

Hetherington H, boots and shoes 

Holbrook Mrs L D, millinery and fancy. 


HOLBROOK L D, justice of the peace, 


notary public and insurance agent 


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Hopkins Jas Jr, harnessmaker 
Howard J A, machinist 
Howard Mise H M, dressmaker 
- ham J, wagonmaker 


an L, Spee: 
Jackson Hy, warehouse 
Jackson Mrs M, millinery and fancy 


goods 
Jennings A J (Trafton & Jennings) 
» proprietor Wat- 
sonville Hotel (see advertisement) 
Joueph & Canapbell H M Joseph and R 
amp ( oseph an 
*Campbell), billposters . 
Joseph H M (Joseph & Campbell), hair- 
dressing saloon 
Juri Joseph, saloon 


Kelley P, saloon 
KENNEDY THOS, proprietor Eclipse 


_ and Mansion House Livery Stables 

Kidder & McEwen (‘Walter Kidder and 
D A McEwen), livery and feed stable 

Kidder Walter (Kidder & McEwen). 

Kittredge A S (Kittredge & Halsted) 

Kittredge & Halsted (A S Kittredge and 
J L Halsted), attorneys-at-law and 
notaries public 

Koehncke A, hairdresser 

Lee Julius, attorney-at-law and notary 


public 

Lewis A & Co (A Lewis), general mer- 
chandise and proprs Lewis House 

Lewis House, A Lewis propr 

Libbey J L, dentist 

LIN SCOTT JAMES M, superintendent 
W M and Lumber Co 

Lopes M §, groceries 

Lovenzen Lorenz, hotel and hay yard 

Lynam James, boots and shoes 

SION HOUSE, Jerome Porter 

manager 

Mardocco P, restaurant 

Marron ——, minister 

Martin Edward, books and stationery 

MARTIN E J, physician and surgeon 

Mattos A J, groceries and liquors 

Maulbatch S, bootmaker 

McAdams A, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

McGlynn W M, junk dealer 

McKEON B, blacksmith, horseshoer 
and wagonmaker 

iM N, blacksmith, wagonmaker 
and patentee McLean’s Straw Agita- 
tor and Grain Saving Attachment for 
Threshing Machines (see adv) 

MenascoJ S (Chas Ford & Co) 

Mooney James, hotel and livery stable 

Morehead G A, druggist 

Morey A A (Chas Ford & Co) 

Morris M, clothing 

Neal W §, city marshal 

Noble F W, druggist 

O’Brien W J, clergyman 


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Ottenberg J, hairdresser and baths 

PAARO BREWERY, © Palmtag 
roprietor 

AJARONTAN,"W R Radcliff editor 
and proprietor 

PALMTAG C, proprietor Pajaro Brew- 
ery 


Parara A, bootmaker 

Pardee George, produce and commission 
merchant and mgr Watsonville Gas Vo 

Parsons Miss Effie E, elocution teacher 
ECK E, general merchan- 


dise 
PECKHAM GEO Ww. bd and 
roprietor ‘‘Watsonville Transcript” 
PECKHAM H F, house and sign 
painter 
Peckham P A, paints, oils and paper 
bet 
Pedrazzi 8, saloon and restaurant 
PORTER JEROME, manager Mansion 
House and notary public 
PORTER JOHN T, real estate and 
commission merchant 
Pratt Miss Ethel, operator W U Tel Co 
RADCLIFF W R, editor and proprie- 
tor ‘‘Pajaronian” 
Rey John, clergyman 
Richards W S, general merchandise 
Rodgers W D, physician 
Rogge Wn, bootmaker 
Sanborn Alvin, sec W M & L Co 
JAS H, proprietor Cosmo- 
olitan Saloon 
Schneider K, saloon and restaurant 
Seevers C W, dry goods and clothing 
Sheehy & Dullea (EK Sheehy and Charles 
Dullea), brewers 
Sheehy P (Astaire & Sheehy) 
Sheperd C M, millinery 
Simmons S §, physician and drugs 
Slight E T, confectioner 
Smidt Carl C, varieties 
Snodgrass T, harness and saddles 
Steen A, hairdresser 
Stewart J W, cigars and tobacco 
Stoesser Otto, general merchandise 
Stratton Rev C ©, pres University of 
Pacific 
Swain H P, dentist 


SWAIN L A, furniture, bedding, up- 
holstering, etc 
Taylor C blacksmith and wagon- 


maker 
TRAFTON GEO A (Trafton & Jen- 
nings), chairman board of trustees, 
and chief engineer 
GS (Geo A 
Trafton and A J Jennings), groceries, 
hardware and agricultural implements 
Tuck I A, groceries 
Tuttle OS (Yoacham & Tuttle) 
Walsh William, tailor 
Watsonville Gas Co, Geo Pardee mgr 


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INVILLE HOTEL, Conrad | Wiener A, dry goods and clothing 
roprietor (see adv Williams J CO, horseshoer 


13 Mill and Lumber Co, Jas | Wise P, aaloon 
Linscott supt 


= “WATSO » | Wright Mrs M A, millinery and fancy 


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WEST @ boots and shoe Yoacham & Tuttle (J S Yoacham and 
=| WES GEO H, millwright Golden| OS Tuttle), meat market 
eet ennett Flouring Co s Zmodowsky Martin, bootmaker 


Watsenville Hetel, 


WATSONVILLE, CAL. 


This is an entirely New House having been built the past ‘Summer, 
NEWLY FURNISHED THROUCHOUT. 


The BEST ACCOMMODATIONS this side of San Francisco. 
Single Meals, aa Board per Week, $5.00 am $6.00, accord- 


ing to Room; Single Room, 
Coach to and from the House. CONRAD JESSEN, Proprietor. 
SE LS TT OO I EE, I I ET IE I I SE IEE SIGE IE SDE IIE RE GE IEEE ETS 


Relipse and Mansion House Livery Stables, 


THOS. KENNEDY,..............00. cssseceeeesces PROPRIETOR 
WATSONVILLE, CAL. 


Private Carriages, with drivers, supplied for Aptos, Camp Capitola 
and Santa Crus, Camp Goodall and other places. 


Hacks, Carriages, Buggies and Saddle Horses can be obtained at my Stables at all times and at 
reasonable prices. Careful and experienced drivers employed. If you want a good turnout, call 
at the Eclipse or Mansion House Stables. THOS. KENNEDY. 


McLEAN’S PATENT 
GRAIN-SAVING ATTACHMENT. 


The Best Improvement ever invented for saving Grain 
That otherwise would be lost. 


26 IN USE IN .DIFFERENT PARTS OF CALIFORNIA 
For the Season of ’82. 


For particulars apply to N, McLEAN, Patentee, Watsonville. 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 I 


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WEAVERVILLE. 


Trinity County. A gp and express 
office, and the coun y seat, 46 miles 
by stage northwest of Redding. It is 
a well and tastily built place, and is 
supported by mining, stock raising 
and agricultural interests of the 
locality. 


Abrahm I, dry goods and cloth 
Balch J R, clothing ne 
Barnikel J, drugs and stationery 
Benton & Armentroit, blacksmiths 
Blake H_ H, physician 
Blanchard 8, dentist 
Cochell A, cigars and tobacco 
Condon Wn, hotel 
CRAIG C W, insurance age and pro- 
prietor ‘Trinity Journal” 
Enright Ed, saloon 
Mates John M, county clerk, recorder 
and auditor 
Griffin M F, county treasurer, banker, 
and W, F & Co 
Hausen D, cigars and tobacco 
Hensley S J, liquors 
ego a * county judge 
unkaus H, groceries 
Kuper C, saloon 
G ies 
Love Alex N, liquors 
Lowden W L, U S deputy assessor, and 
county surveyor 
Martin John, flour and grain 
Marshall A H, county assessor 
Montague J C, county physician 
Morris James, hotel 
Noonan Geo E, county school supt 
Paulsen Jacob, county assessor 
Philbrook John W, district attorney 
Pincus 1 & Co, dry and clot ing 
Rosborough A M, judge 9th judic 
district 
Schall Louis, boots and shoes 
Smith John, sheriff 
Taylor Daniel, county coroner and pub- 
lic administrator 
Timmerman Bros, furniture 
Tinnin W J, attorney-at-law 


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932 — California—Wateonville-West Berkeley. 


Proprictor. 


WATSONVILLE, CAL. 


Todd Wm, butcher 
“TRINITY JOURNAL,” C W Craig 
proprietor 
Vollmers & Paulsen, hotel 
Wadleigh Miss Mary N, county supt 
mF schools 
illiams C E, attorney-at-law 


San Dizco County. A t-office, 28 
miles southeast of San Luis Rey. 


WEED W §, postmaster 
WELDON. 


Kern County. A post-office, 18 miles 
northeast of Kernville. 


ang TL. con flour-mill oe 


Hanson J Z, bootmaker 

Scodie William, general merchandise 
True H B, blacksmith 

TAYLOR CJE, assistant postmaster 


Maagirosa County. A post-office. . 


Blake A G, general merchandise 

Compromise Miniog Co 

Holstead James, hotel 

Pechard Louis, hotel 

WENGER ERICK W, post- 
master 


WEST BERKELEY. 


Atamepa County. A post and express 
office on the Central Pacific R. R., 10 
miles northeast of San Francisco and 
19 miles from Vallejo Junction. 


Brennan Bros (James, John and Edward 
Brennan), livery stable and saloon 

Brown Chas,. groceries 

Bruns D H, groceries 

Bunce H A, carpenter and boarding- 
house keeper 


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CALVIN NUTTING & SON, "RE GLAUE TET pone 


287 Main Street, 


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DE PAULI JAMES, cigars and to- 


Dietz A C & Co, propre Berkeley Lubri- 
cating Oil Co 
Engebretsen Antone, bootmaker 
Everding John, Pioneer Starch Works 
Fleming Arthur, druggist 
——, harnessmaker 
re M, dressmaking 
Fraser Martin, Plumbing 
Gazenego John, barber 
Staaten teeing 
ns Jam -house 
an Edward, Ricotmaber 
Knott Richard, boarding-house 
Lox Geo, baker 
Ludeman John H, groceries 
Maloney Cornelius, hotel 
Maxwell W J, supt Berkeley Lubricat- 


ing Oil Co 

McCaskill Hugh, blacksmith 

Monterichaird M, butcher 

Nelson Mads, wagonmaker " 

Peterson August, wagonmaker 

Pine Henry, dry and fancy goods 

Pioneer Starch Works, John Everding 
ropr 
huster & Niehaus, planing-mills 

Reguie Geo, barber 

Semeria Joseph, dry and fancy goods 

Standard Soap Co, R P Thomas propr 

Storck Chas L, butcher 

Thomas R P, propr Standard Soap 
Works 

Vagt Herman, liquors 

Wentworth I M, postmaster, stationery 
and confectionery 

Wheeling F H, flour-mill 

Winner B L, locksmith 

Wright & Wangerin (W C Wright and 
—— Wangerin), general merchandise 

Wright W (Wright & Wangerin), 
operator W U Tel Co 


WEST BRANCH. 


Butre County. A post-office, 26 miles 
northeast of Chico and 10 miles south- 
east of Butte Meadows. 


Day LE, Bxrr West Branch House 

Dulmage B A, lumberman 

Falconer Robert, quartz mining 

Frye S H, foreman Tickner, Burnham & 

‘o's saw-mill 

Lake Fred W, stockholder in Butte 
Ditch and Mining Co 

Nelson C, shakemaker 

Platt E R, shakemaker 

Reed H, shakemaker 

Roberts & Campbell, lumber and mill- 
men 

Seelye Wm, miner 


WEST BUTTE. 
Sutrzr County. A post-office, 13 miles 
west of Yuba City, at the southwest 
spur of “The Buttes,” 


Cook Dick, carnenter 
& JONES, 


general merchan- 


Santer G W, boarding-house 
Straub G & Son, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker and carriage and sign painter 


WEST END. 


Auamepa County. A post-office, 1 
mile south of Oakland. 


Cearens Joseph, blacksmith and wagon- 

maker 

Denke A, contractor and builder 

Elbe C B, druggist 

Gochnauer P L, butcher 

Gough P L, meat market 

Hecker Adolph, gen mdse and hardware 

Kelly P, coal, hay, grain and feed 

Mayrisch E, saloon and garden 

Noltz F J, ries 

Schroeder Louis, saloon and restaurant 

Schroeder & Victors (Albert Victors and 
Adolph Schroeder), hay, grain, wood, 
coal and lime 

TOMAS AYRE, pron 

» propri- 

etors “West End Star” ead job 
printers 

Traube H, watchmaker and jeweler 

“‘WEST END STAR,” Thompson & 
Mayrish proprietors 

Wheeler & Relfe, wood and coal, hay 
and grain 


WEST OAKLAND. 


ALAMEDA County. See Oakland. 


WEST POINT. 


CaLAVERAS County. A post-office, 38 
miles by staye east of Ione. 


BACCIGALUPPI R, general merchan- 


dise 

Cavalli Joseph, saloon 

Eckert M, restaurant 

Flanders Samuel S, livery stable 

Hepburn Mrs W, hotel 

Hoskins Mrs Samuel, hotel 

Novilla F, general merchandise 

RUFFINO §, general merchandise and 
postmaster (see adv) ; 


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Smith John R, blacksmith 
Zavalla J & Co, butchers 


Ss. RUFFINO, 
Weat Point, = California. 
—GENERAL DEALER IN— 


DRY GOODS ¢ GROCERIES. 


Patent Medicines, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, 
Crockery, Paints, Oils, Drugs, Fancy Goods, 
Hats and Caps, and all other goods usually kept 
in a country store. 


WESTMINSTER. 


Los ANGELEs County. A post-office, 
4 miles by stage southwest of Ana- 
heim. Population 150. 


Aldrige J W, constable 

Blackman Chas, blacksmith 

Borthwick R, well-borer 

Cullen P A, constable 

Edwards S & Sons, butchers 

Flemming J H, harness and saddles 

HULL C, postmaster 

HULL TC & CO, general merchan- 
dise 


Jacobus Rev, Congregational clergyman 
Kiefharber ——, blacksmith 
McCOY JAMES, physician and sur- 


eon 
MSCoy J J, fruit drier and well borer 
McFadden & Son, gen mdse 
Robinson Rev F M, Presbyterian clergy- 


man 
Smith ——, bootmaker 
Strong Robert, nurseryman 
Webster David, justice of the peace 


WESTPORT. 


MENDocINO County. A post and tele- 
graph office, 25 miies north of Mendo- 
cino. 


Anderson H, blacksmith 

Arkson John, saloon 

Copp John, propr Kimball House 

Dickinson Walter, saloon 

Eagle Geo, blacksmith 

Foster Jesse, livery stable 

Gordon & Gill (A Gordon and D Gill), 
saw-mill 

Graham, Chester & McGowan, saw-mill 


Hill George, constable , 
JOHN FRED, proprictor Westport | DUPLEX 


hotel . 
Kimbal House, —— Hopp propr 


Kimbal & Moor, gen mdse and saw-mill 
Markel B, justice of the peace 
Matthews F blacksmith 


McDonald Neil, hotel 


MASONIO OUTFITS, *eustisee 


C 934 Oalifornia—West Point-Wheatland. 
Schenaker A, saloon 


McPhee George S, postmaster and gen- 
eral Mmecusiina’ _ 

Mills Alf, saloon 

Mozier ——, physician and druggist 

Overton Rev J M, clergyman (Meth- 
odist) 

Rogers & Johns (TI R Rogers and F 

ohns), shippers 

Rogers T R, shipper 

Tuttle ——, general merchandise 

WESTPORT HOTEL, Fred Johns 


proprietor, and livery stable 


WEYAND’S CORNER. 


Yo ro County. Post-office Black’s Sta- 
tion. 


Berger & Hammerman, saloon ‘ 
Dill Henry, blacksmith 

Golinsky David, saloon 
MARCH J P, farmer and stock raiser 
Rollins James, blacksmith 


THEO, trader and farmer 


WHEATLAND. 


Yusa County. A post, express and tel- 
egraph office, situated on the line of 
the Oregon Division of the Central 

Pacific R. R,, 40 miles north from 

Sacramento and 12 miles southeast 

of Marysville. It is in the midst 

of a fine agricultural region, and is 

a trading center of considerable im- 
rtance; also carries an important 
usiness from the mines. Wheatland 

has a population of about 700, being 

the second largest town in the county. 


American Hotel, Mrs F A Clark propr 
er Fred J, blacksmith and carriage 
acto 
Bevan Mrs K, board and lodging 
Bevan & Swift, blacksmithing and 
wagonmaking 
veg og deputy het 
8 » justice of the peace 
Bray P M, saloon 
Brown Miss Vickie, dressmaking and 
millinery 
Calmes & Ross, harness and saddlery 
Central Hotel, M M Neustadt propr 
Clark Mrs F A, propr American Hotel 
Cornforth H C, insurance 
Dam C K, supt Wheatland Mill Co 
Deaken ——, wagonmaker 
Dewane M D, wagonmaker 
E P, barber and bath-house 
Duplex S E, ladies’ hairdresser and hair 
work 
Durst D P, physician 
Ewing T 8, pres the ,Farmers’ Bank of 
Wheatlan 
Goodkind & Co, general merchandice 


 CONELIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


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a Harris T R, real estate and general| Reeves W J, CP & ORR agt 
es } commission Scott & a Sraggins 
Irwin David, supt Towles & Co’s lum-| Spencer E W, bootmaker 
@| _ ber yard Swears W B, varieties 
a Justis Chas, meat market THE FARMERS BANK OF 
Kesner James, town marshal WHEATLAND, T S Ewing presi- 
«| Landis John, postmaster and agt W, F| dent, Wm Lumbard cashier, New 
& Co Bank Building 
LEVY & PINCUS, general merchan- bg e Co, proprs Wheatland Lumber 
se ar 


= Lipp A P, varieties and ice cream “CWHEATLAND GRAPHIC,” Thad 


Lumbard Wm, cashier The Farmers’| J McFarland editor, proprietor and 


=) Bank of Wheatland ublisher 

Ay cFARLAND THAD J, proprietor eatland Mill Co, C K Dam supt 
Me 7 A eat Graphic” Yarborough Geo W, justice of peace 

fa ilton » P ysician | 
Miller David, bootmaker Sek 

©| Miller & Stewart, livery stable wn. M. OVSTER, 

>| Newton 1..v G H, clergyman (Meth- A ‘ 

2 eee : Stoves, Tinware, Metals, 
OYSTER Wo See: Hd tinware, Pumps, Pipe, House Furnishing Gvods, Etc. 

©| Main (see advcrtisement) Wheatland, Cal. 


THAD. J. McFARLAND, Editor and Proprietor. 


WHEATLAND, 


YUBA COUNTY,......... bein Beat dt era ie CALIFORNIA. 


SUIT OF CL 


THE GRAPHIC is circulated extensively in Yuba, Sutter, Placer, Nevada, and Butte 
Counties, and is published in the midst of one of the richest agricultural sections in the State. It 
is attictly anti-debris in tone, and has no party affiliations, and is one of the best advertising medi- 
ums in the State. 


TERMS—One Year................... Webbie tigated $3.00 


Advertising Terms made known on application. Job vinting of all kinds done. 


Our Printing Material is all new, just purchased from the well-know. Foundry of Marder, Luse & Go. 


WHISKY DIGGINGS. Watsonville, and 18 miles east of 


Santa Cruz. 
SrerraA County. See Newark. 


—_— hd Se gh mal 
olm Hans, blacksmith 
WHISKY HILL. Nistetter J M, blacksmith 
Santa Cruz County. Post-office Wat- | Schmidt Peter, saloon 
sonville; 3 miles by stage north of! Warner I A, physician 


For THE BEST FITTIN 


ALLEN TUGGLE & CO. Pacific Coast Hard Woods 132 te szees se 


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HARDWOOD LUWBER, SUaTT SROs. Gat setyed 48 te eecer 


avec oe Williame. 


od , WHISKYTOWN. 


| Suasta County. Post-office Shasta. 


€]| Blair J D, saloon 
WM, general merchandise 


© Williams L, blacksmith 
WOODWARD 0O H P, general mer- 
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chandise and hotel 
WHITEHALL S$ STATION. 
MENDocINO County. Post-office Her- 


mitage. 


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| HUFF BB, hotel and saloon 
WHITE OAK. 
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Ext Dorapo County. Post-office Pla- 
cerville. 

Friedman John, constable 

Winchell C P, constable 


| WHITE RIVER. 


| TutaRE County. A post-office, 56 
miles southeast of Visalia, and 30 


315 


g miles southeast of Porterville. 
<n BARRINGTON JAMES, general 
| merchandise 
ae Bila PL, beeen 

| CHELL L, hotel, general mer- 
ae | chandige, postmaster, and feed stable 

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ee MEnpocino County. A post and ex- 
aa press office, 1 mile from Albion. 
3a Brett & White (James Brett and C E 


White), saw-mill 
5 Furlong Thos, saddler 
Gray P W, shingle-mills 
Johnson B J, telegraph operator 
" JOHNSON J E, general merchandise, 


WHITE'S BRIDGE. 


Fresno County. at-office; 34 
miles northwest Ps sno and 13 
miles southeast of Firebaugh. 


WHITE JR & CO, general merchan- 
dise 


WILBUR SPRINGS. 


Cotusa County. Post-office, Gilmore; 
is situated on Sulphur Creek, 26 miles 
southwest from Williams and 22 miles 
from Lower Lake, Lake County. 


BRAME J§, hotel 
WILD FLOWER. 


Fresno County, A post and express 
Office; 9 miles southwest of Kings- 
burgh. 


Hickok Noah, blacksmith 
Hoskins & Bradford, blacksmiths 
JONES PD, general merchandise 


WILLIAMS. 


Coxusa County. A post, express and 
telegraph office; the present terminus 
of the California Pacific and Northern 
Railway, 10 miles west of Colusa, 10 
miles from the Coast Range of moun- 
tains, and 25 miles from sulphur 
springs that are highly valued. It was 
named after W. H. Williams, Esq., 
its founder. Stock raising is carried 
on in the vicinity to a considerable 
extent. Stages leave here every day 
for Colusa, Willows and ilbur 
Springs. Population 350. 


AIKEN H M (Todd & Aiken) 


Betten W C, CPRR and operator 
WU Ted Gee i 


gi anaaaal and agent Wells, Fargo | BILLIARD SALOON, Criss & Hannah 
roprietors 
ro JS & Co (J S Kimball and C E CENTRAL H HOTEL, E Marquis pro- 


White), general merchandise, hotel, 
blacksmiths, and saloon 
McFarland L, boots and shoes 


Pa aos Geack Milling Co, James Pullen, 


rietor 
P B, varieties, 
books, stationery, cigars, tobacco, 
postmaster 
Claassen Cornelius, liquors 
Connolly Thomas, harncssmaker 


Silas Coombs, Charles Perkins, and | CRISS & HANNAH (W Criss & A M 


P W Gray rome 
Salmon Creek R R (8 miles in length), 
L E White and others proprs 
Salmon Creek Shingle-mill Co 
White L E, genoral merchandise 
i White W H, supt Salmon Creeh R R 
ph rpg "Hotel, J S Kimball & Co 


: ea nec ga Ed, assistant supt Salmon 


es Samanaky PH, general merchandise D 


PIONEER IRON WORKS, ERENT Se Malo Gtrect.@ 


Hann: ., choice wines, liquers and 
cigars 

CR W (Criss & Hannah) 

Crowder H C, physician 

CRUTCHER (Crutcher & Manor) 
MANOR (J W 

Crutcher & A B Manor), general 

merchandise 

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DUNC. John ey han 


bag (eg 

Fouch Bros (J F and I A Fouch), drug- 
gists and stationery 

Gerig F G, liquors 

Goldsmith W C, hotel 

GREY JAMES M, attorney 
HAMILTON JOHN, general black- 
smith and horseshoer, repairing agri- 
cultural implements 

HANNAH A M (Criss & Hannah) 
Hyman M, general merchandise 
Kimball E N, stoves and tinware 

Lane E J, fruits 

Long M A, liquors and livery 
Macintosh—, carpenter 

Madeley F Y, agt J C Stovall and insur- 


ance 

an ag J, agt Puget Sound Lumber 
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MANOR AB (Crutcher & Manor) 


Manor J A, harnessmaker 

MARCH R D, groceries, fruits and ice 
cream 

MARQUIS E, proprietor Central Hotel 
Matheson D R, liquors 

McGuire John, tailor 

McKee J A, physician 

Mehl & Lunz (John Mehl and Otto 
Lunz), boots and shoes 

Miller Alexander, liquors 


MILLER J N, justice of peace 


harnessmaker and 


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937 


Miller M D, stage line 

Miller Wn, livery 

Munson & Gurnsey (Harry Munson and 
Henry Gurnscy), meat market 

NELK NICHOLAS, wagonmaker 

Newman A & Co (A and Nathan 
Newman), general merchandise 

Pedro & Davis (Pedro and John Davis), 
barbers 

Pope J, liquors 

Peters Benard, blacksmith 

Reddell R A, blacksmith 

Rickey A W, physician 

Rickey Mrs N H, milliner 

Ryder J Scott, agent W,F&Co 

Stovall J CO, grain warehouse and scales 

Stovall & Wilcoxen, grain warehouse 

TODD & AIKEN (J D Todd and H M 
Aiken), manufacturers of Todd’s Pa- 
tent Grater 

TODD J D (Todd & Aiken) 

Truitt J H, constable 

Warren Rev W F, Methodist 

Wilde Samuel, bootmaker 

WILLIAMS HOTEL, W H Williams 
proprietor 

WILLIAMS & STOVALL, Williams 
Flour Mills 


WILLIAMS W H, proprietor Wil- 


liams Hotel 
Wilsdorf F, ee 
Woodland J W , sec Williams Foundry 


Stages leave Caily for Bartlett, Allens & Fout’s and Sulphur Springs. 


W. H. WILLIAMS, 


PROPRIETOR OF Tae 


4 i 
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WILLIAMS, COLUSA COUNTY, CAL. 
A Large well ventilated House. Superior Accommodations. 


Also, Stages for Colusa. 


WILLITS, 


MeEnpDoctno County. <A post and ex- 
ress office, 20 miles northwest of 
kiah. 


Barnett E, general merchant 
Brown & Davia, livery and hotel 
Day A F, livery 

Day R O, restaurant 

Dobkins J S, blacksmith 

Holman J s, saloon 

Hopper Geo L, saloon 

Jerome & Muir, general merchants 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


Lowe J P, saddler 

Madden Robt K, postmaster 

Mason G T, physician 

Mast Mrs BG 

McCarthy Wm A, blacksmith 

Morgan & Kelly, flour-mill 

Norton H L, saw-mill 

Ramey J, drugs 

Simonsen Ole, supervisor 

Vincent D F, undertaker, wagonmaker 
Vincent Mrs N M, milliner 

WILLITS & JOHNSON, general mer- 


chants 


WHITEKE BROw,, 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
8t,8.F Boat Stock, Oak Plauk and Timber. 


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WILLOWS. 


Cotvsa County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, on the Northern Rail- 
way, located in the center of a lar, 
agricultural region, 30 miles from Col- 
usa, and 25 miles from Williams. 
Population 750. 


Alexander Rev T J, clergyman (Metho- 


dist) 
Aubert Rev Father, Catholic church 
Bank of Willows, ND Rideout pres, 
W C Murdoch cashier 
Bates Z, confectionery, fruits and li- 


quors 

Baylor W C, physician 

BEDFORD HARRY, carriage, house 
and ORD ae and paper-hanger 

BEDFO. & PECK, painters 

Bentz William, liquors 

Brooks P P, constable 

Burge Frank, liquors 

Calhoun J G, physician 

Cartwright Rev John, Baptist 

COGHLAN 0 R (Hart & Co), attorney 

Colusa Lumber Co, A E Jackson mgr 

Crawford F G, propr Phenix Hotel 

Culver W H, liquors 

Dedman J M, justice of the eee 

De Witt James M, agt C P R R and op- 
erator W U Tel Co 

Freeman G W, hardware and agricult- 
ural implements 

Hafner Joseph, blacksmith 

Harris H M, harnessmaker 

HART EC & CO, publishers and pro- 

or “The Willows Weekly Jour- 

na ” 


E. C. Hart. W. J. Park. 0. R. Coghlan, 


ELIJAH C. HART & CO., 


Publishers and Proprietors of the 


WEEKLY WILLOWS JOURNAL, 


Willows, Colusa Co., Cal. 


The JourNat is now ranked withthe very best 
local papers in the interior of California. Asa 
local paper, it is conceded to be far superior to 
any newspaper published in Colusa County. 

e subscription price is $3.00 per annum in 
advance; or, if paid at the expiration of the year, 
$4.00. The JuURNAL now has a bona fide circula- 
tion of 850 copies, and its subscription list is con- 
stantly augmenting. As an advertising medium 
it cannot be superseded, E.C. HART & CO. 


Henning August, liquors 
Hochheimer & Co, agts W, F & Co and 
meral merchandise 
HULEN W C, horseshoeing and general 
rnay agg 
Isaacs & Co (H M Isaacs and Jacob and 
Joseph Harris), general merchandise 


GALVIN NUTTING & SON, Tebster Sbsethercers, Rott ond Bridge 


California— Willows. 


Jackson A E, mgr Colusa lumber Co 

Johnson J O, livery stable 

Johnson William, postmaste” 

JONES B B, dealer in watches and 
clocks, jewelry, optical and musical 
instruments and agent Hall’s Safe and 


Lock Co 

JONES P Di & TC, storage and com- 
mission merchants 

Joseph L G, painter 

Kahn Jacob, varieties 

KETCHUM A J, restaurant and liq- 
uors 

Klemmer J P, hardware and stoves 

Lablle O, barber 

WRENCE J R, undertaker and up- 

holsterer 

Lemieux Paul, bootmaker 

McAuley Charles, livery stable 

McGown & Co, lime depot 

Muller & Florencio (Joseph Muller and 
John Florencio), blacksmiths 

Murdoch Wm C, cashier Bank of Wil- 
lows 

Myers Fred, liquors 

Newman Charles, general merchandise 

NORDYKE A (Nordyke & Sherfey) 

NORDYKE & SHERFEY (A A Nor- 
d ae and S P Sherfey), Willows Meat 

arket 

PARK W J (Hart & Co), attorne 

Parks & Gutman (G M Parks andG A 
Gutman), druggists 

Parks Rev H H, Baptist 

Patton J A, general merchandise 

Peck Aaron V (Bedford & Peck) 

Peck Wm, liquors 

Pendergriss W K, restaurant 

PLUG Frank, bootmaker 

PLUGHOFF 
Willows Soda Works 

Price W M, hotel 

Putman J E, druggist 

Quint F, county supervisor 


» manager 


Raineville Joseph, carriagemaker 
READY TIMOTHY, | blacksmith, 
horseshoer and wagonmaker 


"| Rhoback W G, livery stable 


Robinson S A, justice of the peace 

Saunders John 8, attorney 

Sehorn & Calder (A W Sehornand John 
Calder), general merchandise 

SHER § P (Nordyke & Sherfey) 

Spring G S, dentist 

Stone F W, jeweler 


SUN RISE SALOON, Louis Viau pro- 
rietor 

“THR WILLOWS WEEELY JOUR- 
AL,” E C Hart & Co publishers 


Tooley L P, physician 


Toomey J B, harnessmaker 

TYLER E HM, all kinds of go ra 
ing and carriage repairi ut 

Vie BL, tomnier 


CONKLIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


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VIAU LOUIS, Sunrise Saloon Mansfield C H, ast SPRR 
Vincent W A, barber Marshall Frank, saloon ¢ 
Weyans N K, brewery Moulthrop Wn, agt W, F & Co and W 
Wheeler D R, painter U Tel Co ' 
Williams A, livery stable’ Morrison John, general merchandise’ 
Williams Peter, painter Olsen Lars, groceries and liquors, San 
Williams R L, mgr H M Harris Pedro 
WILLOWS SODA WORKS, Mrs E| Poggi Rafael, saloon and boarding 
H Kyes proprietress Rios P, livery and feed stable 

Wilson: William, physician Ronan Timothy, blacksmith 


Sarraro John, barber 
Silva Joseph & Ben, restaurant 
WILLOW RANCH. Smith RevJ D, M: thodist clergyman 
: Sylva J P, groceries and saloon 
Mopoc County. A post-office, 36 miles | Thompson § G, saluon and lodgings 
northeast of Alturas. ‘Van Valkenburg Henry, harness and 
Coffer E V, blacksmith saddles 
Harris Bros, hotel Vickery & Hinds, meat market 


Hyronimous J, saw-mill Whitley F P, wool grower, Catalina 
Marker J, wagonmaker Island 


SNIDER A & CW, general merchan- yaa ae 

dise and flouring-mill WILMINGTON BREAK- 
3 WATER. 

WILMINGTON. Barce Wm, wharfinger 


Los AnceLes County. A post, express | Johnson Chas, boatman 

and telegraph office, on the Southern | Jones Chas, fisherman 

2| Pacific R. R. (Wilmington and San | Perry James, boatman 
@® Diego Division), 22 miles south of Place Thomas, fisherman 
Los Angeles and 3 miles from San esa = 


Pedro. Population 950. WINDSOR. 


Anderson & Jorgenson, saloon =| Sonoma County. A post, express and 
Banning Phineas, storage, commission telegraph office, on the San Francisco 
and lumber and North Pacific R. R., 594 miles 
Bennett L, bootmaker northwest of San Francisco, and 9 
Bently A P, justice of the peace miles northwest of Santa Rosa. Pop- 
X~} Boushey S & A, mining, Catalina Island | yjation 125. 
-.| Bovard F D, Methodist clergyman 


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: hee Bell H, general merchandise 
Mg M, | ded 80 University Bixby Walter, groceries ‘ 
Burkle F. saloon Chrisholm & Bro, painters 
Crowley Timothy, blacksmith ready L q, arn 
Deaver Geo, saloon and constable Tere ne Th ta \ handi 
DOWNING Pp H, collector of customs | * erome os, general merchnan 186 

4 | Duffy Saloon, San Pedro LINDSAY J J, general merchandise 
Frankel Wm & Co, general merchandise + ig Geo, bak Shp di 
Garrett Robt, wagonmaker ne i: iram, Saray Hees andise 
Goniotti John, saloon Envios Ges, Micka: 

Green Mrs H, varieties Schuler Geo, blacksmit 
Hawkins Win. bak ery Wilkerson Wm C, saloon 

«| Jacoby Herman, general merchandise, SSE 

=§| insurance agen’ and shipping WINTERS. 

=| Johnson J F C, justice of the peace 
Johnstone A, physician Yoto County. A post, express and 
Kennedy John, stoves, tinware and telegraph office, on Vaca alley and 
“hardware Clear Lake R. R., 74 miles northeast 
Kerr James, constable of San Francisco, and 17 miles north- 
Laubersheimer A, druggist and post-| west of Elmira, 

master Allen R F, clergyman (Methodist) 


Lindskow M E, groceries and provisions | Babcock A M, carpenter 
eS McDonald E N, wool grower and capi- | Pall T D, carpenter 


talist BELL W T, M D (Bell Bros & Craw- 
> / Mallgren John, saloon, Sun Pedro ford) 


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Bell, M D, and J S B Crawford), 
druggists and books 

Bowen D William, livery stable 

Brice P B, drayman 

BROCK T H, wagonmaker . 

Bronson A H, ngt F B Chandler 

BUCKEY GRANGERS’ WARE- 
HOUSE ASSOCIATION, V Morris 
manager 

Byrne P, groceries 

Chandler F B, lumber 

Craig A M, carpenter 

CRANER & HAINES (Henry Craner 
and Abe Haines), general merchandise 

Crawford J 8 B (Bell Bros & Crawford) 

Culton Rev (Presbyterian) 

Daken H C, wagonmaker 

Defoe Ed, hotel 

Devow H, restaurant 

Downey Thomas, blacksmith and horse- 
shoeing 

DREVER T H, proprietor Mint Sa- 
loon, choice liquors, wines and cigars 

Duke Rev T L (Methodist South) 

DUPREY J L, blacksmith 

ELLIOTT WILLIAM, proprietor 
Occidental Hotel 

Ely B, warehouse 

Fassett Mrs O P, music teacher 

Fitzgerald R D, bootmaker 

Fitzgerald Mrs R D, millinery 


FREUND F A, house, sign and ear. 
riage painter 

Gilcrest J L, liquors 

Gregory J D, druggist and physician 

Hacke J H, propr Parker House 

Hacke & Wilson (J H Hacke and R A 
Wilson), liquors 

Harlan J H, general merchandise 

Harling & Hoy (C Harling and S H 
Hoy), livery stable 

Hill & Lamie Mrs, dressmakers 

Hill Miss Lizzie, music teacher 


HULSE J C, justice of peace 
HUMPHREY E A, harnessmaker and 


saddler 

Ireland Elias, wagonmaker 

Jeans Jeptha, meat market 

Johnson L O, blacksmith 

Kauffman L & Co (L Kauffman), gen- 
era] merchandise 

Laren Peter, school teacher 

Laren James, school teacher 

Massa Antonio, barber 

McArthur J B, agt W, F & Co, operator 
W U Tel Co and agt VV&CLERR 

McDonald Mrs Annie, dressmaker 


MINT SALOON, T H Drever proprie- 
tor 


Moody Lorenzo, postmaster and station- 


ery 
Morrison Robert, blacksmith 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, *°? Tw oc Poa Viale ne eo 


-BELL BROS & CRAWFORD (W T| MORRIS V, manager Buckey Gran- 


gers’ Warehouse Association, insur- 
ance agent, notary public and inoney 
loaner 

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, Wm Elliott 
proprietor 

Pipkins A J, constable 

Sheffer Agnes, school teacher 

Stewart J P, deputy sheriff and consta- 


ble 
THOMPSON GEORGE, groceries, pro- 
visions, fruits, cigars and tobacco 
Ward & Miller, carpenters 
Willis Miss Addie, music teacher 
Willis T W, stoves and tinware 
WILLIS A J, barber 
Young Joseph, supt V V&CLRR 
Wolf Chas H, carpenter 


WINTHROP HOUSE. 


Piumas County.  Post-office Straw- 
berry Valley. 


Feeny James, hotel 


WITTER’S SPRINGS. 


Lake County.  Post-office Gravelly 
Valley; 14 miles northeast of Lake- 
port and 6} miles from Upper Lake. 


Emerson S R, propr Witter’s Springs 
Gardner L B, hotel 


WOODBRIDGE. 


San Joaquin County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, situated 3 miles 
from Lodi by stage, the nearest point 
on the Central Pacific R. R., and 17 
miles from Stockton; population 250. 

Alvares J P, barber 

BENTLEY H & CO (H Bentley), gen- 
eral merchandise, drugs, medicines, 
hardware, postmaster and agent 
Wells, Fargo & Co 

Compton Rev (Presbyterian) 

Cope Richard, harnessmaker 

Dayton E, physician 

Demarais Charles, carpenter 

Field Rev J L (United Brethren in 
Christ) 

Foreman W R, lumber 

Green L D, flour-mill 

Henderson J H, livery and constable 

McDONALD A L, contractor and 
builder 
cLERRAN T H B (Rutledge & Mc- 
Lerran) 

Mobley D A, principal Woodbridge Sem- 
inary 

Myers Mrs A E, millinery and notions 

Obarr & Newton (S Obarr and C L New- 
ton), Woodbridge Meat Market 


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proprietor : supt, John Scott general freight and 
Robinett John, liquors passenger agt 
= ere Rev B H, clergyman (Meth- sears Rev Daniel, United Brethren in 
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RUTLEDGE E G (Rutledge & McLer- | Simms J R, phytician 
ran) Young Edward, justice of the peace 


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DRUGS AND MBEDICIN BS, 
Woodbridge, San Joaquin Co. 


WOODFORDS. 


Atring County. A post-office, 30 miles 
by stage from Carson. 


Barnes E, justice of the peace 

Bennis E, saw-mill 

CLOYSTON WILLIAM, school su- 
perintendent 

Field Z, blacksmith 

MER W P, postmaster, general 
merchandise and hotel 

Stevens T M, capitalist 

Wade James H, county assessor 


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steady and in keeping with the develop- 
ment of the county, whose soil, for agri- 
cultural and horticultural purposes, 
taken on the whole, is inferior to none 
in the State. The business and public 
buildings will compare favorably with 
those of places whose pretensions are 
much greater. Her Public Square, stud- 
ded with shrubbery, rare plants, palms 
and ferns, is a very attractive feature of 
the place. Her Court House and Jail, 
combined, is a well constructed building 
and an ornament to the place. There 
are several substantial and well-design- 
ed churches, all having creditable con-' 
gregations; and an institute of educa- 
tion. The schools are in the first rank 
among those of the Coast. The town’s 
support is derived from the agricultural 
interest, whose yearly exportation of 
enormous amounts of grain, vegetables 
and fruit, is sufficient to warrant its 
permanency as one of the important 
places of the State. The water is good, 
and the health splendid. 


Alexander Miss M E. millinery 
AMERICAN EXCHANGE, E H Ba- 
ker proprietor (see adv) 
Andrews G W, wood, hay and feed yard 
Baker B, liquors 
Baker F E, attorney 
H, proprietor American 
Exchange 
Baker W H, A M of Hesperian College 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, Sis7F trans spokes, tims, Poles, Batts, cte, 


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WOODLAND. 


Youo County. A post, express and tel- 
egraph office, on the California Pacific 
R. R. It is the County seat, and 
distant from Sacramento by rail 22 
miles, having a population of nearly 


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The place is a little elevated above the 
surrounding plains, and derives its name 
from a beautiful grove of oaks that once 
occupied the town site, which have 
nearly al) been felled by the merciless 
hand of the woodman, who would not 
Py spare them. The streets are generally 
ro very well shaded by nearly every vari- 
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BALL & CRAIG (J C Ball and Joseph 
Craig), attorneys 
BALL J C (Ball & Craig) 

BANK OF WOODLAND, J D Ste- 
phens ey vagal C W Bush cashier 
Barclay Jas A, watchmaker and jeweler 

Barr C, liquors 

Berg Emanuel, ND BOO agt 

AND POOL SALOON, 

Norbert Matt proprietor; the tinest 
brands of wines, liquors and cigars 

Brendel F W, confectionery 

Brown C A, collector 

Bruner Charles, liquors 

Bryant Rev J W, M E Church 

Buob C, bakery 

BUSH C W, cashier Bank of Woodland 

Bush E R, superior judge and searcher 
of records 

Butz John A, tailor 

Caldwell Joseph, planing-mill 

Caldwell Samuel, planing-mill 

CAPITAL HOTEL, M lf Torrance 
proprietor 

Carson W H, carpenter 

Casler C M, druggist 

Charmak L, city trustee and Woodland 
treasurer 

Charmak & Levy (% Charmak & A 
Levy), dry goods 

livery and feed stable 

Clark J Q A, liquors, wholesale 

Clark R, attorney 

Coenhour Rev, Baptist 

Cohn & Co (G Cohn), varieties 

Cohn William, groceries 

Coward W M, real estate and insurance 

Craft Hotel, John Gassner propr 

CRAIG JOSEPH (Ball & Craig), attor- 


ney 
Crane Donald, blacksmith and horse- 


shoer 
Culver & Spaulding (C B Culver and 


T S Spaulding), groceries 

“DAILY MORNING MAIL.” Wn 
W Theobalds editor and proprietor 

DAMM CHARLES, proprietor Wash- 
ington Hall Saloon 

Davidson Mrs E, hair work 

Davis C H & Co (Charles H Davis, 
James Veirs, and F J Remington), meat 
market and ice manufactory 

Delong Mrs R C, teacher Hesperian 
College 

Dhler Ando, liquors 

Dick A N, dentist 

Dietz Louis, harnessmaker 

Diggs Marshal, harnessmaker 

Dinzler E, barber 

DRIVING PARK SALOON, Brown’s 
Corners, Chris Lurch proprietor 

Dryfus & Co (L Dryfus), wines and liq- 
uors, wholesale 

Duncan G L, stage line 


PIONEER IRON WORKS, “Sstscttenca"isas: snr Main wereet.@ 


Exion J « Son, groceries 

Eaton v a, groceries 

Elston Rev A M, Christian Church 
Elston J B, druggist 


Everett L P, engineer 

EXCELSIOR BARGAIN HOUSE of 
the city of Woodland, C P Van 
Schaack manager 

FARMERS’ HOME, John Renz pro- 
prietor 

Fisher A Lewis, liquors 

Fiske George D & Co (George D Fiske 
and Geo D Fiske Jr), real estate and 
insurance 

Fitzgerald Miss Minnie, dressmaker 

Fitzgerald Peter, horseshoer 

Fitzgerald R A, operator W U Tel Co 

Freeman F S & Co (FS Freeman and 
John W Freeman), hardware and agri- 
cultural implements 

Friedel Otto, teacher Hesperian College 

FIGGENS JOHN F, Woodland 
Foundry connected with H Perry’s 
machine shop, general jobbing and 
housework a specialty 

Frost C 8, notary public and attorney 

Garoutte C H, district attorney 

Gassner John, propr Craft Hotel 

Germeshansen & Kuhn (Jpseph Germes- 
hausen and Wm Kuhn), brewery 

GLENDINING E, proprietor Palace 
Restaurant, ice cream and oysters 

Goin John W, superintendent of schools 

Grant R A, A M Hesperian College 

Gratz J T, liquors and cigars 

Greene G W, jewelry and stationery 

Grey C S, jewelry 

Griswold C F, stoves and tinware 

Gwinn O M & Co (O M Gwinn, Geo 
G Armstrong and Richard Alge), 
meat market 

Hafky Mrs P, varieties 

Hall & Bidwell(A J Hall and C T Bid- 
well), grain dealers 

Hansen Peter, liquors 

Harding G P, attorney 

Hesperian College, A M Elston pres 

Hodgen IN, dentist 

Hoernlein E G, painter 

Holcom W D, county recorder 

Hollingsworth Miss Ella, dressmaker 

Holmes L B, dentist 

Hoyt H M, city marshal 

Hant W G, grain buyer 

Huston & Porter (S A Huston and J C 
Porter), groceries 

Huston S A (Huston & Porter) 

Huston W S, city trustee and clerk 

Isham L B, agt Singer Sewing Machine 

Jackson George H, physician and city 
trustee 

Johnson R B, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Jury John S, restaurant 


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Kean A OC, county treasurer 

Keene & oie! gt painters 

Kelly Mrs HS, M A Hesperian College 

Keller W W, furniture and bedding 

Kleffel William, liquors 

Knox F A, blacksmith 

Knox William, barber 

KRELLENBERG P, manufacturer 
and dealer in all kinds of furniture 
and bedding and general undertaking, 
cor Third and Main 

Kuhn & Bros (H and T Kuhn), stoves 
and tinware 

Kuhn Wm (Germeshausen & Kuhn) 

Lambert John, attorney-at-law 

Lasky M, liquors 

Lasley Miss S M, teacher music, Hes- 
perian College 

Laugenour, Freeman & Stephens, proprs 
water works 

Lawson Rev BC, clergyman, Christian 

- Church 

Lawson & Byrns (J D Lawson and John 
Byrns), Fashion Stables ° 

Lawson Misses T & N, milliners 

Leg Thomas A, photographer 

LURCH CHRIS, wines, liquors and 
cigars, Main 

Lyford G W, agent Puget Sound Lum- 
ber Co 


Marders H L, livery stable 

Martin H P, marble works 

Martin Rev W H, clergyman, Christian 
Church 

MATT MRS J, candy, varieties and 


stationery 


MATT NORBERT, billiard and pool 


saloon, choice wines, liquors and ci- 


gars 

Maxwell J C, agent CP RR 

McConnell J I, principal public schools 

Michael M'& Co (M and Joseph Michael), 
dry goods 

Miller Charles, bootmaker 

Minis & Read (Wm Minis and H P 
Read), groceries 

Minis William (Minis & Read) 


MITCHELL W H, photographer 
Moss John, liquors 

Morin C D, stoves and tinware 

Morse L L, fruits 

Moses W F, agt W, F & Co’s express _, 
Mossmeyer A, pres board of city trus- 


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Muegge Thees, liquors 

Newton R H & Co, lumber and lime 

Nickelsburg A & Bro (Aand M Nickels- 
burg), general merchandise 

O’Connor Father, clergyman (Catholic) 

PACIFIC HOUSE, Christ Sieber pro- 


prietor (see adv) 


©) PALACE RESTAURANT, ice cream 


and oysters, E Glendining proprietor 


Pedler F A, city trustee and deputy 
county clerk 

PERRY HENRY, blacksmith and 
machinery 

ER E J, dealer in and repairer 

of rifles, Reels and cutlery, ammuni- 
tion of all description at the lowest 
rates 

Porter A D, groceries, and pres Wood- 
land Water Works 

Porter J C, clergyman (Christian) 

Powers John, liquors 

Raher J L, barber 

Rahm Frank M, sheriff 

Ready B F, blacksmith 

Reidy M T, bootmaker 

Relyea S B, carriage trimmer 

RENZ JOHN, proprietor Farmers’ 
H ’ 


ome 

Rhodes J M, propr Woodland Flour- 
mills 

Robinson W H, dentist 

Ross Thomas, physician 

Rossman Mrs L, shirtmaker 

Ruggles A C, justice of peace, real es- 
tate and insurance agt 

ST LOUIS GEORGE (, candy factory 
and varieties, ice cream a specialty 

Schluer Otto, bakery and liquors 

Schmechel William, tailor 

Scott & Reno (Robert H Reno and 
Jacob and John Scott), barbers 

Seaburg Mrs C A, millinery 

Shafer J O, marble works 

Shawl & Co (Henry Shawl and J J Bow- 
man), clothing 

Sibley PH, attorney-at-law 

SI CHRIST, proprietor Pacific 
House (see adv) 

Sill S J, varieties 

Smith J K, county clerk and under- 
taker 

Sovereign Joshua, blacksmith 

Spence A P, physician 

Sprague C P, attorney-at-law 

Stange & Hink (J D Stange and J F 
Hink), dry goods 

Stegall Henry, liquors - 

STEPHENS J b, president Bank of 
Woodland 

Stevens & Cantrell, dressmakers 

Strong A, physician 

Sweitzer Chafe, notary public 

Tobias D, harnessmaker 

TORRANCE M H, proprietor Capital 
Hotel 

Treadwell W B, attorney-at-law 

TURNER A C, livery stable 

Voohees William, liquors 

Walker L, postmaster 

Walters Jesse, liquors 

WASHINGTON HALL SALOON, 
choice wines, liquors and cigars, 
Charles Damm proprietor 


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Web Bree (W JandJ M Webb), dry | “ eopL AND DAILY DEMO- 


T,” and ‘Yolo Democrat” 
(weekly), William Saunders publisher 
and proprietor 

Woodland Gas Works, J Q Brown propr 
Woodland & Lower Lake Stage Line, G 


eber Mrs, dressmaker 
Westlake J, bootmaker 
Whettemore F W, druggist 
Williams J OC, photographer 
Williams William, bootmaker L Duncan manager 
Winne W H, carpenter Woodland Soda Works 
Wirth Geo L & Bro (John C and Geo L.| Woodland Water Works, James Viers 
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general merchandise 


miles southwest of Redwood by stage. 


Church Thomas, hotel 

Hadler John, saloon 

King Frank, hotel and barber 

Newman A, florist and saloon 

Pharis S P, shingle-mill 

Saundery A & J N, lumber 
RIPP R OQ, groceries, hardware, 
clothing and postmaster 

Winkler John, wagonmaker and black- 
smith 


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TULARE County. A post-office; 21 miles 
by stage south of Visalia. 


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Saw Mateo County, A post-office; 17) Qarmichael Henry, blacksmith 
Gill Rev A B, clergyman (Methodist) 


Lemon & Riggs, general merchandise 


WRIGHTS. 


Santa Ciara County. A post and 


express office; situated in the Santa 
Cruz Range, at the entrance of tunnel 
No. 3, of the South Pacific Coast 
R. R., 16 miles from San Jose, and 7 
miles from Los Gatos. 


Castle O B, hotel and saloon 
CLELAND & CO (TS Cleland & RH 


Mowbray), general merchandise 


Comstock Bros, saw-mil 


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Mowbray R (Cleland & Co), post- 
master 

Reed S W, hotel 

Slaughter ‘l’hos, hotel 

Wright J R, hotel 


WYANDOTTE. 


Burrs Country. A post-office; 6 miles 
by stage southeast of Oroville. 


DUNSTONE WM, farmer, justice of 
peace and pustmaster 

Gass John W, stock dealer 

Grubbs R ©, sheep raiser 

Mansfield I LeRoy, physician 

Moran Thos, speculator 

Rutherford Jas F, stock speculator 

Rutherford John, stock raiser 

Stevenson Jas, stock raiser 

Thatcher H 8, mail carrier 

Thatcher Mrs N A, hotel ‘ 

Whipple David, farmer and constable 

Wilson J M, roadmaster 


YAGER. 


Humpoupt County. A post-office, 36 
miles southeast of Eureka. 


Dawkins Wm, postmaster and hotel 
A, general merchandise 


YANKEE HILL. 


Burre County. A post-office, 18 miles 
by stage northwest of Oroville. Pop- 
ulation 90. 


BARNARD §S H, lumberman and 
flume contractors 
Big Bend Tunnel and Mining Co, NA 
arris supt 
Cahill Wm, carpenter 
Clement C, vineyard 
Forty-Nine and Fifty-Six Q M Co, M 
H Wells mgr 
Good J V, teamster 
Harris N A, supt Big Bend Tunnel and 
Mining Co 
Knowlton Samuel, vineyard 
McCool Wn, carpenter 
Miller Bros, butchers 
Moore Daniel, carpenter 
Peachy F A, teacher 
Spencer J F, teamster 
Sugar Pine Lumber v , 1 H We'ls agt 
Tebee G, hospital 
Venus Quartz Mine 
WELLS M H, general merchandise, 
postmaster, justice of the peace, cx- 
sty agent and mining superinten- 
en 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, S<'s' 5" RESP Waid spauteh Cedar, Vensers. 


YANKEE HILL. 


TvotumNne County. Post-otfice Colum- 
So Situated one mile from Colum- 
a. 


Dondloe Louis, general merchandise 
Eshingtoa Peter, practical miner and 
blacksmith 


YANKEE JIM’S. 


Piacer County. Apostand telegr h 
office. A mining camp 18 miles by 
stage northeast of Auburn. Popula- 


tion 150. 


DONELIN M W, assistant post. 
aste 
DONELIN TIMOTHY, postmaster 


and general merchandise 
Hurleman John, hotel 
Lord David W, carpenter 
Orr David, saloon 
Schultz David, saloon 
Trafton Chas, physician 


YOCUMVILLE. 


Siskiyou County. A post-offi.s, 38 
miles southwest of Aitna Mill and 20 
miles southeast of Orleans Bar. Pop- 
ulation 80. 


J T P, general merchan- 
dise and postmaster 
Orcutt A, saw-mill 


YOKOHL. 


TuLaRE County. A post-office, 23 miles 
from Visalia. 


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Anderson Garl, farmer 

Bigham John, farmer 

Brooks Micager, stock and wool grower 

Carrington Miss Kate, school teacher 

CA GTON TIMOTHY E, stock 
raiser and postmaster 

Gill John, hog raiser 

Gill L L & Bros, farmers 

Hall J V, farmer 

Jordan Wm F, stock raiser 

Lee Wm, farmer 

Lindsey Joshua, stock raiser 

Osborn Joseph, stock and wool grower 

Osborn Thos, farmer 

Richardson C T, farmer 

Sargeant W J, school teacher 

Vining Thos D, stock and wool grower 


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YOLO. 


Youro County. A post, express and tel- 
ogre h office, on the California Pacific 
+» 24 miles from Arbuckle. Un- 
til fn recently the place was known 
as Cacheville. It is situated on Cache 
Creek in a lovely and very productive 
section of the county, 4 miles north- 
west of Woodland, having an esti- 
mated population of 300 people. 


Betz J, carpet factor 

Blake J B, painter 4 

BORACH JEROME, general merchan- 
dise, groceries, ‘clothing, dry goods 
and grain buyer 

BURKE CLAUDE W, general mer- 
chandise and pret pub ic 

Cannell J W (Pettit annell) 

Diggs I P (Sandusky & Diggs) 

Dutton Oscar, tinner 


Fenton James, blacksmith 

Green George, liquors 

Griffith A, capitalist 

Hadley C W, harnessmaker 

Kast Henry, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Knight Leonard, hotel 

McMillan James, butcher 

Mering S N, flouring-mills 

Miller A, varieties 

Milsap W, justice of the peace 

Mullen Michael F, CP RR, W,F 
& Co and W U Tel Co 

O’Brien John, liquors 

Pettit A (Pettit & Cannell) 

Pettitt & Cannell (A Pettit and J W 
Cannell), blacksmiths and wagon- 
makers 

Reid J D, constable 

Sandusky & Diggs (H C Sandusky and 
IP Diggs), meat market 

Sandusky H C (Sandusky & Diggs) 

Sullivan William, bootmaker 

GEO F, dealer iu rain, 
proprietor Yolo Warehouse and post- 
master 


YORKVILLE. 


MeEnpDocino County. A post-office, 20 
oe by stage nocthwest of Clover- 
dale. 


HIATT E M, sheep grower, money 


loaner and postmaster 


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Kelso N B, hop and sheep grower 
Ledford ip ‘teen arene” 


York R H, hop and sheep raiser 


YO SEMITE VALLEY. 


Mariposa County. A post and express 
office. 


To the tourist, pleasure-seeker, stu- 
dent of nature, or traveler, there is no 
spot on earth, either in the old or new 
world, which is equal to Yo Semite Val- 
ley. No other place can compare with 
its natural, sublime, and majestic gran- 
deur; language proves weak and fails in 
attempting to portray its many beau- 
ties. This place has attained one of the 
most meritorious places in the world’s 
catalogue of natural wonders. To “do” 
America and not visit Yo Semite, places 
a blemish upon the foreigner’s tablet of 
sight-seeing, while to leave New York 
and other eastern cities and make tiis 
trip to Yo Semite is becoming a~.atter 
of regular occurrence. Only a few years 
since the visitors were received by the 
hundreds; now they are counted by the 
thousands from all parts of the world; 
it is also visited by a great many camp- 
ing parties from far and near. 

At pemeent there are three regular 
roads leading into the valley, the most 
ee being what is known as the 

adera Turnpike Road, which is the 
most liberally patronized and affords 
the best conveniences, and is the most 
direct, having the least staging and pass- 
ing through the most yearns coun- 
try. It also passes directly through 
the world-renowned Mariposa Big-Trees, 
which is without doubt the largest 
grove in the world. By this route the 
visitor leaves San Francisco at 4 P. M. 
by the Southern Pacific R. R., and on 
the way passes through Modesto, Mer- 
ced, etc., arriving at Madera at 12 Pp. a., 
where first-class hotel accommodations 
and an obliging host will make every- 
thing pleasant. Leaving here at6 A. M., 
by stage, and after a very cosy hog jour- 
ney, we arrive at the Big Tree Station. 
The traveler will find this one of the 
most pleasant ;leasure resorts in the 
world and as good hotel accommodations 
as can be found in any part of the State. 
Hunting and trout fishing are the main 
sports indulged in by the tourists, many 
of whom make this their home for 
months during the summer. Continu- 
ing the journey etd as fine moun- 
tain scenery as can found in the 


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world, we arrive in the valley during 
the afternoon. We, speaking from an 
uninterested point of view, most heartily 
recommend the Madera Turnpike Road, 
and if all the tourists are treated only 
half as well as we were by stage com- 
panies, hotel proprietors, etc., we 
are sure they will return to their homes 
well gees with their trip to Yo Semite. 
In the valley ample accommodations 
are afforded three hotels, viz., Lei- 
dig’s Sentinel Hotel, the Yo Semite Val- 
ley Hotel, and ‘Barnard’s Yo Semite 
Falls Hotel, the latter having been 
known formerly as ‘‘Hutchings,” and it 
has the finest location, bein built on 
the bank of the Merced River and 
directly opposite the Yo Semite Falls, 
commanding an excellent view of the 
surrounding scenery. A number of cot- 
tages have been erected near the hotel 
for the use of guests. It also has the 
advantage of being in the bysiness part 
of the valley, and is the starting-point 
of all the staves, and is only a few steps 
from the celebrated Cosmopolitan Saloon 
and Bath House, and A. Sinning’s fine 
collection of mountain woods, made 
into all kinds of boxes, cuff buttons, 
rulers, etc. 

Any one visiting the valley should 
not fail to call at the Cosmopolitan and 
see the great register weighing 108 
pounds, which contains a list of all the 
visitors to the valley for the past ten 
years. There is also connected with it 
the only barber shop in the valley, and 
the finest baths in the State. A fine 
reading room and many other comforts 
are at the disposal of guests, Trav- 
elers should call on G. Fagerstein and 
Geo, Fiske and get a collection of their 
Yo Semite views. Mr. Fagerstein is lo- 
cated near the Cosmopolitan, and Mr. 
Fiske near ‘‘Leidig’s’ Hotel. The val- 
ley is seven and a quarter miles long, 
and from three-fourths to a mile 
and a half wide, and is surrounded 
by peaks or perpendicular walls of rock, 
averaging 3,500 feet. The altitude of 
the valley is 4,060 feet above the leve} 
of the sea, and its highest peaks are 
Cloud’s Rest, 6,150 feet, Mt. Starr 
King, 5,100 feet, South Dome, 5,000 
feet, and Sentinel Dome, 4,125 


‘feet. There are also numerous other 


aks which are over 3,000 feet in 
ight. The Merced River runs through 
the valley. The waterfalls form one 
of the principal attractions of the 
scene, ‘The leading ones are the Yo 
Semite Falls, 2,634 feet, which is com- 
posed of three falls, the first being 
1,690 feet (the largest in the world), 


second 434, and the third 600 feet, Bri- 
dal Veil, 900 feet, the Vernal, 400 feet, 
and the Nevada, 700 feet. The whole 
Merced River composes the last two 
named falls. Beside these there are 
countless other things to interest and 
instruct. Never wasa place found in 
nature which better repays the exertion 
of visiting than the Yo Semite Valley. 


Arana J, meat market, near Barnard's 


otel 
Barnard J K, hotel keeper 
Barnard’s Yo Semite Falls Hotel, opp 
Yo Semite Falls, J K Barnard propr 
Cavagnaro J B & Co (J B Cavagnaro), 
dealers in general merchandise 
Coffman W F (Stegman, Coffman & 
vip 
Conway John, propr Eagle Point Trail 
Cook J J, propr Yo Semite Valley Ho- 
tel 


Fagerstein Gustav, photographer and 
ealer in Yo Semite views, nr Bar- 

nard’s Hotel 

Finch John, blacksmith, nr Barnard’s 
Hotel 

FISKE GEO, photographer and dealer 
in Yo Semite views, opp church 

Harris A, rancher 

Hedges M, livery conveyances to all 
points in the valley 

Hutchings J M, geycian of the valley, 
Barnard’s Hote 

Kennedy ‘‘Jack,” stage driver 

Kenney Geo (Stegman, Coffman & 
Kenney) 

Kenney J Frank, guide 

Leidig’s Hotel, G F Leidig propr 

Leonard Archie, guide 

McCaulley Jas, pevupr Glacier Point 
House and Trail 

Monroe Geo F, stage driver 

Nevada Stage Co, office Barnard’s Ho- 
tel, Charley Fitch agent 

“ Pike,’”’ guide 

SINNING ADOLPH, manufacturer of 
Yo Semite curiosities, near Barnard’s 
Hotel 

Snow A, propr hotel at Nevada Falls 

Stegman, Coffman & Kenney, livery 
stable and saddle train 

Stegman H (Stegman, Coffman & Ken- 
ney), postmaster and agt W, F & 


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Tie Cosmopolitan Saloon, Smith & 
Utter proprs, opposite Yo Semite 
Falls 

Utter ES, Cosmopolitan Saloon 

YOSEMITE STAGE AND TURN- 
PIKE CO, J J Cook agent, Cook’s 
Hotel 


Yo Semite Valley Hotel (formerly 
Black’s), J J Cook propr 


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Pho otopraphs of Yo Semite 


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For Sale at Place of Business in Yo Garhite, 
Or at Sanborn, Vail & Co., 859 Market St., San Francisco, Cal: 


ADOLPH SINNING, 


YO SEMITE VALLEY,......... MARIPOSA COUNTY, CAL, 


Maker of Small Yo Semite Curiosities, 


Cabinet and Fancy Articles, ‘Walking Canes, Pin 
Cushions cushioned with Big Tree Bark, Ladies’ 
Work Boxes, Manzanita Rulers iniaid with 
Twelve Different Woods, all neatly inlaid 
with various woods of the Yo Semite 
and its vicinity, such as 
Indian Arrow, Mountain Mahogany, Laurel, Spicewood, Live Oak, 
Manzanita, Buckthorn, Lilac, Ceanothus, Silver Fir, Douglas 
Spruce, Juniper, Cedar, Sugar Pine, Etc., Etc. 


Orders promptly attended to and carefully executed. 


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TvotumMNE County. Post-office Big 
Oak Flat. ; 


Crocker Henry R, hotel 
Elwell Chas, Colfax Springs Hotel 
Hamilton Alva, hotel and stage stand 


YOU BET. 


Nevapa County. A post-office, 9 miles 
southeast of Nevada City, and7 miles 
by stage from Dutch Flat. 


Barker W C, mining claim 

Birds’ Eye Creek Gold Mining Co, J 
Goodwin supt | 

Brown G 8, mining claims 

se & Hubbard, Snecktaw Mining 

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Eastern Mining Co, AG Turner agt 

FOX C J, general merchandise 

Goodwin J, supt Birds’ Eye Creek Gold 
Mining Co ‘ 

Hankins C H, mining claim 

Hunsen John, saloon 

Jeffers Frank, mining claim 

Jones W H, mining claim 

McDonnell D, mining and water ditch 
claim 

Poor Bros, mining claim 

ave a Mining Co, Driscoll & Hub- 


ar 

Snell B F, postmaster and constable 

Snell & Merrows, general merchandise 

South Yuba Water Mining Co, J 
Spaulding supt 

Spaulding J, supt South Yuba Water 
Mining Co 

Staley A J, mining claim 


YOUNG’S SAW-MILL. 


Lake County. 


Young L A & Co, proprs Young's Saw- 
raill 


makes the BEST FITTING Clothes in the State. 


YOUNTVILLE. 


Nara County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, about 55 miles north- 
west of San Francisco, and 84 miles 
northwest of Napa, on the California 
Pacific R. R. It is supported by 
agriculture. 

Allen John, bootmaker 

= | Capman Geo, butcher 
© ed I C, liquors 
Decker S, varieties 
Mallingsworth H, hotel 

2 Huff J J, harness 

LAMBERT C, general merchandise 
and postmaster 


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McGillis H, blacksmith 
Metheva M BE, bootmaker 
Miller C P, hotel 
Patterson I, tinware 
Potts T H, blacksmith 
Sax Simon, saloon 
Stugell J G, blacksmith 
Winter Hunt, carpenter 
Wood E P, physician 


YREKA. 


Sisktyou County. A post, express and 
telegraph office; one of the oldest and 
most important places in that section 
of the State. It is on the line of the 
California and Oregon Stage Road, 115 
miles from Redding, situated in the 
Shasta Valley, on the west bank of 
Yreka Creek, whose supply of water 
is sufficient to drive the machinery of 
the State, and which contains so: ,.e of 
the finest fish in the world. Its mines 
are still being profitably worked, and 
the pursuit of stock-raising is pk 
in. It is the main point of supplies 
for that region, the Gy seat, the 
headquarters of the Overland Stage 
Co., and contains a population of 
2,000. 


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Allen Calvin, barber 
Barsaloux Chas, painter 
Bobnert Chas (John B Rohrer & Co) 
BOWEN GEO W, blacksmith 
Brown E V, wagonmaker 
Brown Mrs Rachael, hotel 
Brown Sylvester F, cabinetmaker 
BURROWS A H, general agent Cali- 
ifornia and Oregon Stage Co and 
county treasurer 
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STAGE CO (Salisbury, Hailey & Co), 
A H Burrows general agent 
Carrick E & M, vlacksmiths 
Churchill Jerome, pres Siskiyou County | 39 
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Clarkson James, biacksmith 
Cleland J S (Cleland & Lehners) — 
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Due ake! H, saloon 

Dumas F, saloon 

Edgerton C, attorney-at-law 
FRANKLIN BENJAMIN, feed stable 


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Fried Geo Sr, livery stab!s 

Gillis H B, district Steariey. 

GILMER Si T (Salisbury, Hailey & Co) 

Grunert Oscar, barber 

HAILEY JOHN (Salisbury, Hailey & 
Co), res Boise City, Idaho 

Hansen J, photographer 

Harmon John E (Nehrbass & Harmon) 

Haupts Father, clergyman (Catholic) 

Hearn F G, dentist and assayer 

Herzog Chas J r, meat market 

Heybrook Mrs D, varieties and furni- 
ture 

Heybrook Henry, cabinetmaker 

Hovey W A, wagonmaker and under- 
taker 

Hughes J W (Muller & Hughes) 

Huseman Louis, vice-pres Siskiyou 
County Bank 

Tffland Adam, bakery and saloon 

Iffland Mrs C, millinery and fancy goods 

Irwin Wm (Martin & Irwin) 

Iunker Chas, saloon and na Wi 

JACKSON BROS (G S and W H Jack- 
son), furniture 

Jensen Thos F (Skinner, bawiba & Jen- 


sen) 
KESSLER JOSEPH, general merchan- 
yg druggist and banker 
Lite W F J, general merchandise 


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LASH D N, , Sheriff and county tax col- 


lector 
Lawton David (Skinner, Lawton & Jen- 


sen) 

Lehners John (Cleland & Lehners) 

Malzer Geo, bootmaker 

Marster S S, druggist 

MARTIN & IN (Jacob Martin 
and Wm Irwin), livery stable 

Martin Jacob (Martin & Irwin), and 
painter 

Metts D P (Voss & Metts) 

Meyer M, tailor 

Miller Hugo, hardware, stoves and tin- 


ware 

Miner Matthew, general merchandise 

Morrison M J, feed stable 

Morse H A, county supt public schools 

MULLER & HUGHES (John Muller 
and J W Hughes), meat market 

Muller John (Muller & Hughes) 

Nehrbass & Harmon (Louis Nehrbass 
and John © Harmon), blacksmiths 
and wagonmakers, agricultural imple- | ‘ 
ments, etc 

Nehrbass Louis (Nehrbass & Harmon) 


aica ore | W I, attorney-at-law 
1X0. BERT, proprietor “Yreka 
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O'Devnell C, general merchandise 


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California— Yreka. 


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Oliver A S (Roberts & Oliver) 

Owens James, boots and shoes 

Paine A E, watches and jewelry 

Peters C C, saloon and brewery 

Pashburg ‘John, groceries, stationery, 
cigars, tobacco and varieties 

Pyle C H (Raynes & Pyle) 

Ranous a carpenter and undertaker 

Raynes A E (Raynes & Pyle), post- 
master 

Raynes & Pyle (A E Raynes and C H 
Pyle), general merchandise 

Ream D, physician 

rf R, proprietor ‘‘ Weekly 

Tribune ” 

Renner Maurice, saloon and notary 
public 

Repp Henry, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Rice Geo, county clerk, recorder and 
auditor 

Richards A D, restaurant 

Ringe F, harness and saddles 

Roberts F N (Roberts & Oliver) 

Roberts & Oliver (F N Roberts and AS 
Oliver), saloon 

Robertson H D, physician 

Rogler Fernando, druggist 

Rohrer John B (John B Rohrer & Co) 

ROHRER JOHN B & CO (John B 
Rohrer and Chas Bohnert), proprietors 
Franco-American Hotel 

SALISBURY, HAILEY & CO (M and 
O J Salisbury, John Hailey and J T 
pela proprietors California and 

regon Staze Co 
SA ALISBURY M (Salisbury, Hailey & 


SALISBURY 0 J (Salisbury, Hailey & 


Shesver E, attorney-at-law 

Siskiyou County Bank, Fred Wads- 
worth cashier 

Skinner James T (Skinner, Lawton & 
Jenson) 

Skinner, Lawton & Jenson (James T 
Skinner, David Lawton and Thomas 
F Jenson), Yreka Foundry and Plan- 
ing-Mill 

sT ELIJAH, superior judge 

Stimmel H KE, stoves and tinware 

Terwilliger J N, painter 

Thompson & Wheeler (Wm Thompson 
and James Wheeler), saloon 


Thompson Wm (Thompson & Wheeler) 
“TRIBUNE ' ” (weekly), G R Remme 
proprietor 


Vance James (Vance & Walbridge) 

Vance & Walbridge (James Vance and 
J M Walbridge), general merchandise, 
wool, hides, etc 

Voss Chas E (Voss & Metts) 

Voss & Metts (Chas E Voss and D P 
Metts), saloon and confectionery 


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Wadsworth E & H, agts W, F & Co Wetzel A, general merchandise _ 
Wadsworth Frederick, cashier Siskiyou | WETZEL SIGMUND, bootmaker and 
County Bank vinter 
Walbridge J M (Vance & Walbridge) Wheeler James (Thompson & Wheeler) 
Wallis W J, mgr W U Tel Co Winkler Adolph, general merchandise 
Walter Rev G G, clergyman (Meth- | Young Theobald, saloon 
odist) “YREKA SEMI-WEEKLY JOUR- 
Warren H B, attorney-at-law NAL,”’ Robt Nixon proprietor 


Yreka Semi-Weekly Journal. 
WREKA, CALIFORNIA. 
ROBERT NIXON...... Stee ee ce eeeee Editor and Proprietor. 


OLDEST PAPER NOW PUBLISHED IN SISKIYOU. 


Issued 01 Wednesday and Friday of each week. Largest circulation and best 
advertising medium in Northern California. 


Weekly Tribune, 


YREKA, CALIFORNIA. 


G. R. REMME..............eeeees CeO RO HE HVE LE KE PROPRIETOR 


A liberal deduction from our regular rates will be made on quarterly and yearly advertisements. 


JOB PRINTING. 
Cards, Letter Headings, Bill Heads, Posters, Circulars, Programmes. 
Pamphlets, Labels, and every variety of Job Printing executed with neatness 
and dispatch at the lowest possible rates. 


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Ellington Wm, varieties, postmaster, 
YUBA CITY. and agt W, F & Co 


Surrer County. A post and express|FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE 
office, and county seat, 51 miles from} UNION of Sutter County (incorpo- 
Sacramento, and | mile by stage east | rated March 29, 1873),S E Wilson 
of Marysville, onthe banks of Feather! president, Geo Ohleyer secretary 
River, opposite the mouth of Yuba 
River. Situated at the-head of steam- {Incorporated March 29, 1878.) 
boat navigation, and surrounded by 


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nee a 1 DOE ERNIE O00 S. E. WILSON ......... cece eee eens President. 
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B ey M ©, district attorney GEORGE OHLEYER.. .Secretary and Manager. 
Bayne Richard, attorney-at-law Do a Storage and Commission Business, buy 
Butler House, E Butler propr 2 and sell all nines x eal and Farmers’ 
Cannon J C, physician oe 
Clark M C, county supt of schools 
Donovan Joe, blacksmith Featherstone L R, clergyman (Metho- 
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California—Yuba City-Lodi. 95 


Fuller & Howser (E G Fuller and B W 
Howser), attorneys : 
GROVER H C, justice of peace, in- 
surance agent, and general collector 
Hamlin Francis, county surveyor 
Hamlin N §, physician 

Harkey & Wilcoxson, gen mdse 
Harkey W P, sheriff and tax collector 
Keyser Phil H, superior judge 

Kimball E C, druggist 

Klempp F, Yuba City prewrary 
Lambert Mrs L R, board and lodging 


recorder 

hy James, saloon 

McKenna J, saloon 

Ohleyer Geo, sec Farmers’ Co-operative 
Union of Sutter County 

Orr & Knoblauch, blacksmiths and 
wagonmakers 

Peck W F, assessor 

Pinckard Allen, barber 

Sanborn M E, attorney ; 

Seabler S J, attorney-at-law 

Simmons J L, livery stable 

Slattery & Sullivan, meat market 
Stabler S J, attorney 

Stabler & Bayne (S J Stabler and Rich- 
ard Bayne), attorneys 

‘SUT COUNTY FARMER,” 
Sutter County Publishing Co, Geo 
Ohleyer manager 

Van Arsdale A B, treasurer 

Wallace T S, clergyman (Methodist) 


LEE W H, county clerk, auditor and} D 


SAMUEL BEVERTON, 


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Hardware, Cutlery & Plated Ware 


Weeman Chas, saloon 

Wilbur J L, attorney-at-law 

Wilkie John, propr Yuba City Mills 

Wilson S E, pres Farmers’ Co-operative 
Union of Yuba Count 

Yuba City Mills, John Wilkie propr 


YUBA DAM. 


Yusa County. Post-office Marysville ; 
3 miles by stage southeast of Marys-. 
ville. Population 45. 

UNNING Z, hotel, saloon, stable and 
ranc 


Shelton W E, hotel, saloon and stable 


ZEILE MILL AND MINE. 


Amapor County. Post-office Jackson. 
Zeile Dr F, propr Zeile Mill and Mine 
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Granite Ware, Brooms, Brushes and Feather Dusters, and every description 
of Labor-Saving and Useful Inventions for Household Use. 


Tin and Sheet Iron Ware Made on the Premises. 
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OREGON. 


TARY MAIN, FHL 


Jee, also, List of Towns Received Too Late for Regular Insertion. 


Oregon is situated between the parallels of 42° and 46° 18 north latitude, 
and between the meridians of 116° 33/ and 124° 25/ west longitude from Green: 
wich, It is the most northwesterly State of the Union. On the north it is 
bounded by Washington Territory, the Columbia River forming the boundary to 
the point where that river crosses the parallel of 46° and the line running thence 
eastward along that parallel to the Snake River. Eastwardly it borders on Idaho 
Territory, the Snake River being the boundary to the mouth of the Owyhee, and 
thence by a line drawn due south along the meridian of 116° 50’ west longitude 
to Nevada. On the south it is bounded by Nevada and California, the parallel of 
42° north, forming the boundary line. The Pacific Ocean bounds it on the west. 

The average width of Oregon from east to west is 350 miles, and from north 
to south 275 miles. Its full shore line is 285 miles. Its area is 95,274 square 
miles, or nearly 61,000,000 of acres. It is as large as all the New England States 
and two-thirds of the State of New York added to them, and larger than New 
York and Pennsylvania combined. 

The population of the State, according to the official returns of the census of 
1880, was 174,767, not quite two inhabitants to the square mile. The census of 
1870 gave a population of 90,973, thus showing an increase of 83,794 in a single 
decade. If Oregon were proportionally as thickly settled as New York she could 
sustain ten millions of people. 

The discovery and exploration of Oregon and Washington Territory is cred- 
ited to Spanish navigators early in the sixteenth century. 

In 1804, an overland expedition under Captains Lewis and Clark, U.S. 
Army, crossed the Rocky Mountains, and having followed the Columbia River 
from its head-waters, reached Cape Disappointment in November, 1805. The 
valuable resources of the Pacific Coast were first made known by this expedition, 

In 1810, the first attempt at a settlement was made in Oregon at Oak Point, 
on the south side of the Columbia River, by Captain Nathaniel Winship, a New 
England sailor. A freshet soon after carried away the buildings and the enterprise 
was abandoned. 

In 181), a trading nk was established by John Jacob Astor, of Dew York, 
ss the mouth of the Columbia River, aud the place was called ‘ Astoria,” in his 

onor, 

In 1824, the first fruit trees were planted in Oregon. In 1831], some servants 
of the Hudson Bay Company abandoned hunting and trapping and attempted 
wheat growing in the Willamette Vulley. The tields then ploughed have been in 
constant cultivation ever since, and, after the: lapse of half a century, one of 
them at French Prairie, Marion County, still yielded, in 1879, thirty-five bushels 
to the acre. This indeed must be superior soil, and the fact is a striking illustra- 
tion of the strength and productiveness of the land. In 1832, the first school was 
opened. Between 1835 and 1837, missions were established under the auspices of 
various religious societies and denominations, and the missionaries brought cattle 
with them. In 1838, the first printing press arrived in Oregon. 

In 1841, Captain Wilkes, U. S. Navy, at the head of an expedition, surveyed 
the coasts, bays, harbors and rivers of the Territory. In 1843, Lieut. Fremont, 
U. 8, Army, reached Vancouver, on the Columbia River, and so connected his 
reconnoisance with the eastern terminus of Captain Wilkes’ explorations. 

In 1846, the first newspaper was established. In the succeeding year a mas- 


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sacre of settlers by the Indians occurred. This was the beginning of much subie- 
quent trouble with the aborigines, which retarded the development of the country 
to a great extent. Indian difficulties, however, have happily ceased in recent 
years, and the .Indians are now quietly situated on reservations where they are 
provided for and educated. 
In 1859, Oregon was admitted into the Union asa State, with a population 
of 52,465 souls. Her progress for many years thereafter was comparatively slow. 
The chief difficulty which her people encountered was to find a market for her 
abundant agricultural productions. But this serious obstacle to her rapid ad- 
vancement has been surmounted, as already explained, by affording the proper 
means of railroad transportation. 
It is but stating a fact, that no one has ever visited Oregon without becom- 
ing deeply impressed with the natural beauty of the country. It is indeed no 
exaggeration to say that it is not surpassed by any other part of the United 
States in attractiveness and variety of scenery. Nowhere east or west of the 
Rocky Mountuins can there be seen at once such grand and picturesque land- 
scapes as one finds all over Western Oregon. The combination of mountain and 
valley, woodland and prairie, river and ocean, is beautiful beyond description. 
Lofty peaks raise their snowy heads far above the horizon; beneath them stretch 
out fir and pine-clad ranges of mountains ; between them extend great undulating 
valleys, dotted with timber, and traversed by fine rivers. 

urthermore, Oregon presents far better opportunities for soquicing ‘ood 
lands cheaply, and holding them under simple and secure titles, than Califor- 
nia, where {anda are monopolized in enormous tracts by comparatively few own- 
ers, and the derivation 6f titles under Spanish and Mexican grants rend:rs them 
insecure, and gives rise to much litigation. And lastly, the very fact that Oregon 
has so far attracted less immigration than California, leaves a wider field and 
better chances for new-comers within its limits. The Oregon & California Rail- 
road Company sell their lands at very low prices, and on favorable terms; and 
an abundance of Government land can be had under the Homestead Law. 
Oregon possesses other substantial advantages over California, in lower tax- 
ation, aud ia the insignificant State debt. 
There are numerous lakes in Southeastern Oregon, the principal of which 
are Klamath, Goose, and Warner’s Lakes and Lake Harney. 
Oregon and Washington Territory have not, until within the last three 
years, evinced the enterprise of other sections in railroad construction ; but since 
the advent of Henry Villard, with his aides—all energetic, practical and far- 
sighted men—railroad building has been so vigorously pushed that in the march 
of development the New Northwest stands well to the front, and bids fair to 
make up for years lost. It was apparent to those acquainted with the inexhaust- 
ible resources of this portion of the United States, that the attention of capital- 
ists could not be long delayed, and that the North Pacific had come to be an ab- 
solute necessity. The new blood infused into the enterprise has enlisted the faith 
of capitalists, and the grand scheme, with its numerous tributary feeders, is bein 
laid at a rate that ought to satisfy the most exacting. Not only have railroa 
facilities been increased and improved of late, but ocean and river transportation 
has also been expedited, and rendered considerably more comfortable and safe, by 
the constant addition of new vessels, and the admirable, common-sense manage- 
ment of the new company. When we take into account the newness of the coun- 
try, the number of its inhabitants, and the amount of travel, we affirm with con- 
fidence that the railroads are as good and as well managed, the steamships as 
elegant, as safe and as swift, and the river boats as numerous and as finely 
eae peed as those modes of travel and transportation are in any State in the 

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Bently & Hawn, saw-mill 
AIRLIE. Bolin C, stock raiser — 
Pouk County. Bolin W Pi stock raiser 
Bristow E, carpenter 

DALTON JOS A, postmaster Clifford & Gambee, general merchandise 
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oward Bros, dairymen 
ALBA. Vinson Bros, cheesemakers 
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ALBANY. 


Linn County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, situated on the Wil- 
lamette River and on the line of the 
O. & C. R. R. (East Side), 71 miles 
south of Portland, County seat. 
Ft deg silghtly over 3,000. 

Al any in its growth has outrun 
every other city of the Willamette Val- 
ley, and at present it is second to none 
asa trading center and manufacturing 
town. The town site is a handsome 
level prairie, which extends back from 
the river bank to the foot-hills of the 
mountains, 15 miles distant. Just west 
of the a Calapooia River empties 
into the Willamette. The city is tine- 
ly laid out and adorned by the numer- 
ous fine business blocks, schools, 
churches and private residences. The 
most prominent of her manufacturing 
enterprises are two iron foundries, sev- 
eral flouring-mills of great capacity, a 

laning-mill and sash factory, a carriage 
factory operated by Mr. F. Willert and 
several minor manufacturing shops, all 
alive with the hum of industry. The 
foundries are the largest shops of the 
kind south of Portland. They possess 


stantly running at full blast. Mr. L. 
Putnam is about to establish a factory 
on a small scale for the manufacture of 
raw-hide chairs. Albany has two 
weekly newspapers, the Herald, Messrs. 
Porter & Pottinger, editors and propri- 
etors; and the States Rights Democrat, 
ublished by Messrs. Stewart and Cham- 
lain. Both papers are ardent work- 
ers to enhance the city’s prosperity. 
A printing-office recently established by 
Messrs. Watts & Godfrey is a model in 
its way and not behind metropolitan 
Offices in its perfection of detail and in 
its capacity for difficult and artistic 
work. Albany is the dinner station for 
both the north and south bound over- 
land express trains, Messrs. Burkhart 
Bros. will cheerfully answer communi- 
cations regarding the real estate of 
this locality by mail or on application. 
City property and farms in Linn Coun- 
ty continue to be in active demand 
but the above tirm claim to have some 
desirable bargains on hand. : 
Albany Farmer’s Co, Dominic Mansfield 


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ALBANY YOUNDRY AND MA- 
CHINE SHOP, A F Cherry & Son 
- roprietors (see a ALD 


HERA ; 
(The), Porter & Pottinger editors an 
proprietors (see adv) 


PRISON CELLS, we"SsiPiias 


(weekly) 


danncermeeareanamscanen remrennimnr owes nee Mann 


the improved machinery and are con- 


d| Davis J A, physician and coroner of 


ALBANY IRON WORKS, Cherry & 
Parkes proprietors (see adv) 

Allen & Martin (N G Allen and J A 
Martin), general merchandise 

Allen N G (Allen & Martin) 

Althouse S A (Best & Althouse) 

American Exchange Hotel, Edward 
Murray propr 

Ballard, Isom & Co (M D Ballard, John 
Isom and Edward Goins), Red Crown 
Flouring-mills 

Baum Nathan (Fox, Baum & Co) 

Baumgart Marx, liquors 

Beard J J, justice of peace 

Bellanger Edward, Star Brewery 

Bentley J W, bootmaker 

Best & Althouse (Daniel Best and Sam- 
uel A Althouse), mfrs sash, doors, 
and separators 

Best Daniel (Best & Althouse) 

Bilyeu L, attorney-at-law 

BILYEU W R (Powell & Bilyeu), 


attorne 

BLACKBURN D BR N (Weatherford 
& Blackburn), attorney and notary 
public 

Blain L E, clothing and furnishing 


goods 
Blount O H, varieties and groceries 
Boyle Enoch, bootmaker 
GGS JOHN, stoves, tinware, metal 
rooting, etc 
Brush John & Son (John and Charles L 
Brush) 


Bryant Hubbard (Hewitt & Bryant) 

BURKHART BROS (J H and CG 
Burkhart), real estate and insurance 
agents, and money brokers (see adv) 

Burkhart CG, constable 

Cameron D W, clergyman (Methodist) 

CAMPEAU LOUIS. barber shop 

Canon W R, livery stable 

Carter E & Co (Eli and Ed R M Carter), 


laning-mill and sash factory 
CHAMBERLAIN GEO E (Flinn & 
Chamberlain, and Stewart & Cham- 
berlain), attorney and notary 
AF &SON (A F and James 
G Cherry), Albany Foundry and Ma- 
chine Sho 
CHERRY C C (Cherry & Parkes) 
CHERRY & PARKES (C C Cherry 
and C R Parkes), Albany Iron Works 
Clark H J, chief engineer 
Claypool S R, county commission 
Cohen Philip, general merchandise 
Conner John, banker 
Cunningham Alex, blacksmith 
Dannals James (Dannals & Woodin) 
Dannals & Woodin (James Dannals and 
A B Woodin), furniture mfrs and 
dealers 


Linn County 


races, Sr CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, 4LSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


TEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Mon 


Denny IG, city marshal 
oy] r HOTEL, J A Gross proprietor 
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Dickey I @, mayor of Albany 

Dozier N OC, county assessor 

Dubruille J J, saddler and harness- 
maker 

Dunning F S, undertaker 

EICHL & SON (Charles E and 
Charles O Eichler), Pacific Market 
butcher shup 

Ellert L R (McCoy & Ellert) 

Englander E N, barber and baths 

EWERT HENRY, dealer in watches 
and jewelry, and practical watch- 
maker 

Flindt H, bootmaker 

FLINN & CHAMBERLAIN (Law- 


rence Flinn and George E Chamber- 


lain), att -at-] 
FLINN LAWRENCE (Flinn & Cham- 


berlain), attorney and county jud 
wae J H & Co (J H Foster), flouring- 
mi 
Fox, Baum & Co (Otto Fox, San Fran- 
cisco, and Nathan Baum), gen mdse 
Fox Ignatz, cigars, tobacco, and fur- 
nishing goods 
Fox John, groceries and bakery 
French F A watehraaker and jeweler 
FROMM WM (Graf & Fromm) 
GODFREY JA E (Watts & God- 


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Goule C OC, tinner 
ETZ , butcher shop 
Goins Edward (Ballard, Isom & Co) 
GOLTRA W H, agricultural imple- 
beet carriages, wagons and wool 
uyer 
Gourlage Samuel, blacksmith 
Gradwohl Julius, general merchandise 
GRAF FRED (Graf & Fromm) 
GRAF & FROMM (Fred Graf and Wm 
Fromm), furniture and undertakers 
Graham W R, merchant tailor 
Gray G W, dentist 
GRIFFIN E H (Griffin & McCabe), 
dentist 


ry & 724 Market. 


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RIFFIN & McCABE (E H Griffin 
and Edward McCabe), dentists 

GROSS J A, proprietor Depot Hotel 

Hackleman T P, attorney-at-law 

Haight G B, butcher shop 

Harvey M M, alderman 

Haven E D, attorney-at-law 

Hearst W T, butcher 

Heffron Martin, bootmaker 

Henten N J, city recorder 

Hewitt & Bryant (H H Hewitt and 
Hubbard Bryant), attorneys-at-law 
and abstracts of titles 

Hewitt H H (Hewitt & Bryant) 

Hill J L, physician 

Hoffman John N (Hoffman & Joseph) 


JOE PO 


WHITE BROS. 134 15 Main and 144 168) 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, #t,8.F Counter Tops, Newel Posts, Balusters. 


Oregon—Albany. 


Johnson E G, physician 


.LANGDON EW & CO(E W Langdon), ' 


Hoffman & Joseph (John N Ho 
and Julius Joseph), groceries 

Holmes W H, district attorney 

Houk Mrs C, propr St Charles Hotel 

Humphrey George, sheriff 

Humphrey N B, attorney-at-law 

Hunt A J, builder of fruit and hay 


presser 

Huston W H, blacksmith 

Hyde Milton, varieties “ 

Hyde Mrs M J, fancy goods and ladies’ 
furnishing poods 

Irvine E L, physician 

IRVING J M (Redfield & Irving) 

Isom John (Ballard, Isom & Co), and 
county commissioner 

Jacobs Richard, tailor 


ffman 


Johnston Benjamin (Richards & John. 


ston) 
Joseph Julius (Hoffman & Joseph) 
Kalizky Nathan, general merchandise .’ 
Kelly CC, physician - 


drugs, books and stati nery 

Lanning E J, alderman 

Mady James, restaurant 

Mansfield Dominic, mgr Albany Far-" 
mers’ Co 

Marshall A H, livery stable 

Marshail Alfre|, boarding 

Martin Mrs A E, milliner and dress- 
maker 

Martin J A (Allen & Martin) 

McCABE EDWARD (Griffin & Mc- 
Cabe), dentist 

McCoy & Ellert (J F McCoy and LR 
Ellert), druggist j 

McOoy J F (McCoy & Ellert) 
cCFARLAND W H (McFarland & 
Tompkins) _— 

McFARLAND & TOMPKINS (W H 
McFarland and O P Tompkins), stoves 
and tinware 

MclIlwain A B, general merchandise 


MEYER CONRAD, groceries and Star 


ery 

Miller Louis, blacksmith 

MONTANYE L dH, attorney: at-law 
and notary public 

Monteith Chas (Monteith & Seitenbach) 

Monteith & Seitenbach (Charles Mon- 
teith and Simon Seitenbach), general 
merchandise 

Monteith Thomas & Son (Thomas and 
Archibald Monteith), flouring-mills 

Moore N T & Son (N T and DC Moore), 
painters 

Moses P A, county supt schools 

Mueller Fred, bakery, groceries and city 
treasurer : 

Murray Edward, American Exchange 
Hotel 


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| Nolan J.M, dry goods and oloth 
Caborne D arf: Co, agte agricultural 
* ‘implements (harvesters) 

PARKES © RB (Cherry & Parkes) 

Parrish Mrs Lou J, millinery 

Paxton A B, hotographer 

Peery James ¥, county treasurer 

Peters & Sox (W S Peters and E F Sox), 
ardware and agricultural saarnan ts 

“— W S (Peters & Sox), agt W, F 


PFEIFFER CHARLES, proprietor 


Revere House 
Pierce E E, alderman 
PORTER 0 T (Porter & Pottinger) 
PORTER & POTTINGER (0 T 
Porter and James Pottinger), editors 
and proprietors ‘‘Albany Herald” 
R FOTTINGER JAMES (Porter & Pot 


tinger) 
WELL & BILYEU (J C Powell 
wa and W R Bilyeu), attorneys-at-law 
m™} POWELL J C (Powell & Bilyeu), at- 
; 1 «to -at-law 
| Powell Mrs LJ, millinery 
Price G Willis, ‘dentist 


PUTNAM LUCIAN, chair manufac- 

‘turer and repairer agricultural imple- 
ments 

Rambau;'h Mrs Addie, dressmaker 

Raymond P H, postmaster 


REDFIELD F M (Redfield & Irving) 


‘REDFIELD & IRVING (F M Red- 
field and J M Irving), groceries 
Reid D V S, county surveyor 


REVERE | HOUSE, Charles Pfeiffer 
roprieto 
Rice 9 B, agt WU Tel Co andO &CR 
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Richards George, wagonmaker 

Richards James (Richards & Johnston) 

Richards & Johnston (James Richards 
and oo Johnston), blacksmiths 

Ries F L, saloon 

Risley NC W, pad 

4 Robinson F "4 umber dealer and saw 
and planing-mill 

Rubarts Owen (Thompson & Rubarts) 


: St Charles Hotel, Mrs C Houk propr 


TH S RB, attorney-at-law 
a et hora ic (land claims and 
nea a Poecialty} and justice of 


gions 2 Mire] E D, dressmaker 
SORBIN J E, wholesale and retail 


re 

+ F egy wei 4 one 
taiger Bros ugust an am 
Staiger), marble Toens 


STAR BAKERY, Conrad Meyer pro- 
prietor 

‘STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT” 
‘weekly), Stewart & Chamberlain 
publishers 

Sternberg Moses (Senders & Sternberg) 


STEWART C H (Stewart & Chamber- 
lain), county clerk 


(C H Stewart and Geor rae EB Chamber. 
lain), nlp ey “State Rights Demo. 
crat (see adv) 

STOCKER MAX, sign and fresco 
painter (see adv) 

Strahan R 8, attorney-at-law 

STRONG GEORGE M, fruits, dairy 


‘produce and groceries 


son, E L Thompson and Oren R 
barts), harness and saddles 

TOMPKINS 0 P (McFarland & 
Tompkins) 

Tweedale W OC, stoves ar ‘nware 

VOIGT WH, Welcor loon, opp 
Post-office 

Wolverton C E, attorney-at-law and 
notary public 

WATTS CHARLES W (Watts & 
Godfrey) 

WATTS & GODFREY (Charles W 

Watts and James E Godfrey), print- 

ers (see adv) 


RD & BLACKBURN 

(J K Weatherford and D R N Black. 
burn), attorneys-at-law (see adv) 

WEATHERFORD J K (Weatherford 

e¢ Blackburn), attorney-at-law and 


notary 
WEBBER JOSEPH, Albany Barber 


hop 
Whitney J J, attorney-at-law 
WILLERT FRED, blacksmith and 
wagonmaker (see adv) 
Williams Golden, veterinary surgeon 
Wood F, marble works 
Wood Frank & Co (Frank Wood), mar- 
ble works 
Woodin A B (Dannals & Woodin) 
Young S E, gen mdse and implements 
implements Zuckermann Jacob, watchmaker and 
Simpson Joseph H, constable jeweler 


PRISON CELLS, wo"'tesnlain street, 6: .CALVIN NUTTING & 0H. 


aa no a groceries 

Scott W ns, ammunition and 
sewing waaitage and alderman 

165 Simon (Mon‘.ith & Seiten- 


dente Leon (Senders & Sternberg) 
perncers & Sternberg (Leon Senders and 
Pag Sternberg), general merchan- 


Girne G F, wagons and agricultural 


STEWART & CHAMBERLAIN |% 


Thompson & Rubarts (Mrs L M ata Q 


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WATTS & CODFREY, 


PLAIN & ORNAMENT AL 


Book ui Job Printers, 


Poster and Color Printing a Specialty. 
No. 102 Parrish’s Brick, Albany, Oregon. 


Legal Blanks of every description. Fine Printing neatly executed, and 
at reasonable rates. Execution and prices equal to Portland. 


(Established 1865. ) 


Albany Foundry and Machine Shops, 


' A. F. CHERRY & SON, Proprietors. 
Corner of First and Montgomery Streets, Albany, Oregon. 


Machinery of all Kinds Made or Repaired, 


Orders from a distance Promptly attended to, 
We use none but first-class material, and none but first-class workmen employed. 


C. C, CHERRY. Cc. R. PARKES, 


ALBANY IRON WORKS. 


CHERRY & PARKES, 


(Successors to C. C. CHERRY.) 


MACHINISTS, MILLWRIGHTS & IRON:FOUNDERS 


Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Boiler’, Water Wheels, Grist and Saw Mill Machinery, Shafting, 
Heys, Hangers and House Fronts 
Pattern Making, Blacksmithing and Repairing done on Short Notice. 
Manufacturer of Cherry & White’s IMPROVED GRAIN SEPARATOR. 


Baker Street. opposite Lumber Yard, Albany, Oregon. 
ALBANY HERALD. 


REPUBLICAN IN POLITICS. 
O. T. PORTER. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY JAMES POTTINGER 
PORTER & POTTINGER, 
Editers and Proprietors. 
No. 104 First Street, Albany, Oregon. 
Subscription, Per Wear....... ........ ccceees s2z.50 
we Six Months.. ................. 1.50 


Circulates extensively throughout linn and the adjoining Counties. As a Local Advertising 
Medium the HERALD is unsurpassed. 


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962 Oregon— Albany. 


BURKHART BROS.. MAX STOCKER, 


The only ay in the Wi ibamnetts Valley devo- 


REAL ESTATE, LOAN) SUN AND FRESCO PAITING 


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Collection Business, | ALBANY.......... OREGON. 
We Buy and Sell all kinds of Land o 


Tito Wark at Reasonable Prices. 


Mon ey to Loan ad fiw Rate of Intetast: Estimates sent by Mail to all parts of the State. 


ALL TRAINS J. K, Weatherford. D. R. N. Blackburn. 


STOP FOR MEALS AT THE 


DEPOT HOTEL WEATHERFORD & BLACKBURN, 


ALBANY, OREGON, , Attorneys and Counselors at Law. 


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State Rights Democrat, 


The Oldest Democratic Paver in the State with the 


Largest Circwlation of any State Paper outside of Portland, 
ALBANY, OREGON. 


STEWART & CHAMBERLAIN, Editors and Proprietors. 


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CARRIAGE FACTORY 


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made to order at City Prices. 


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tion 400. 


Brendle J, wines and liquors 
Bishop H 0, stair builder 
Delay J, wood 


Freeman J A, wood 

Hackett M A, ferry captain 
Montyjomery J B, capitalist 
Moore & Bros, saw-mill 
Rockwell C, coast survey 
Schultz P, saiooz. 

Shaver George, general dockaye 
Sheilds D J, btacksmith 

Smith I, generai merchandise 
Steffen J H, hotel 

Young J M, carpenter and builder 


ALDER. 


Union County. A post-office. 


Akin C D, blacksmith 

Akin C & Son, chair mfrs 
Bornhill —, plasterer 

Boswell B F, cheese mfy 
Burleigh H J, attorney-at-law 
Hover & Sanders, saw-mill 
King A C, general merchandise 
Sam Wn, carpenter 

Smith AC, attorney-at-law 
Soule M B, physician 


ALKALI. 


Dalles. 


Beach E R, pastor 
Church 

Carlisle S, restaurant 

Caslish Sylvester, livery stable 
odson —, livery stable 


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Haskin Mrs J E, millinery 
Haskin J E, wagonmaker 
Henderson & Sanders, butchers 
Heppner & Blackman, general mdse 
Jordan John, hotel 

Keaton A, saloon 

Keeney 1! J, saloon 

Kirby Wn, livery stable 

Ladd J R, county assessor 
Mason D, druggist 

Owens R, hote 

Pincise Chas, li stable 
Remington Frank, blacksmith 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, makes the BEST FITTING Clothes in the State. 


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Muttnoman County. A post-office 
and landing on Wiliamette River, 14 
miles below Kast Portland. Popula- 

| White & Frum, forwarding and com- 


Ford A, brick and mason contractor — 


Wasco Counry. A post, express and 
telegraph office; on the O. R. & N. 
Co’s Railway, 59 miles above The 


Congregational 


Frum E B, carpenter and justice of peace 
Hall & Comfort, genere! merchandise 


er 


Rhea E W, hotel 

Shelly & Lawson, hotel 

Smith G D, saddlery and harness 

SMITH JAMES W, general mer- 
chandise 


mission merchants 
Wood John, carpenter 
Young Joseph, saloon 
Young & Rodkey, general merchandise 


ALSEA. 


Brenton County. A post-office, 30 
miles southwest of Corvallis. 


Ruble David, flour and saw-mil! 
Strow Alex, carpenter 

Tom David, blacksmith 
WUSTROW P V, postmaster 


AMITY. 


Yamuit, County. A post and express 
office, on the Oregon and California 
R. R. (West Side), 56 miles south- 
west of Portland, and 6 miles south 
of McMinaville; has a daily mail, and 
a population of 250. It is situated 
in a very fine agricultural section, the 
products being as much noted for 
their size and quality as they are for 
their abundance of yield. This is 
recognized as the “‘banner’’ county. 

Adams H, harnessmaker 

Allen Mrs H A, dressmaker 

BROWN W R, blacksmith and car- 
riagemaker 

Buntin J B, cit 

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marshal 

, hardware, stoves and 
tinware 

Cook Frank A, agt W, F & Co 
Goucher G W, physician 
Hale J E (R L Simpson & Co) 
AMES RB §, saloon 
Jellison T J, wagonmaker and justice of 


eace 

Lencefield RJ (R J Lancefield & Son) 

Lancefield RJ & Son(R J and R W 
Lancefield), general merchandise 

Lancefield R (R J Lancefield & Son) 

McCARTER P Y, blacksmithing and 
carriagemaker 

Nichols W D, eecerman (Methodist) 

Putman R B, saddles and harness 

Robson F (M & F Robson) 

Robson M (M & F Robson) 

Robson M & F (M and F Robson), 
livery and feed stable 

Rosendorf & Hirschberg (Z Rosendorf 
and H Hirschberg) gen mdse 

Rosendorf Z (Rosendorf & Hirschberg) 

St Charles Hotel, Mrs A M Brown 


propr 


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HARDWOOD LUMBER, “Strect,wrF: oregon Ach, Maple ana Alder.” 


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Simpson R L(R L Simpson & Co), post- 
master : 

dy RL&Co(R L Simpson and 
J E Hale), druggists 

SPRINGER B H, notary public and 
conveyancer 

Thurber Charles E, saloon 

Woodson G W, general merchandise 

Brown A M, propr St Charles Hotel 


ANTELOPE. 


Wasco County. 65 miles by stage 
southeast of The Dalles. 


Carter A H, hotel 


@)| Connaway J M, physician 


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Friend Jasper, blacksmith 

Gamble Mark, saloon 

a & McGreer, general merchandise 
Wallace W N, hotel and blacksmith 


APPLEGATE. 


Jackson County. A post-office, 14 
miles by stage southwest of Jackson- 
ville. 

Bolt John (Kubli & Bolt), postmaster 

Knutzen J, justice of peace 

Kubli & Bolt, general merchandise 


ARTHUR. 


Mou.ttnomaH County. A post-office. 


TAYLOR MARY, postmistress 
ASHLAND. 


Jackson County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, on the line of the 
California and Oregon Coast Overland 

- § Route, 315 miles south of Port- 
land, and 160 miles north of Redding. 
Population 1,000. 

It is a very pretty little town, grow- 
ing quite rapidly and substantially, and 
its facilities for manufacturing being of 
@ superior nature, its future cannot 
be regarded with any but favorable 
eyes. A woolen-mill and marble works 
are located here. The valley in which 
it is situated is very rich agriculturally 
speaking, and the stock-raising interests 
are Papen developing. The scenery 
in the vicinity is picturesque, and the 
hum of machinery in the saw-mills, 
sash and door factory, and woolen-mill, 
are sounds that give it an air of manu- 
facturing importance and leave an im- 
pression of its permanency that is de- 
cidedly encouraging. The power de- 
rived from Ashland Creek would be 
sufficient to drive the machinery of Bir- 


mingham. Its climatic features are 
most favorable and the sanitary condi- 
tion of the place ia superb. 


Anderson E K (Wagner & Anderson and 
Ashland Woolen Mfg Co 
Anderson Sisters (Misses L V and M H 
Anderson), millinery and dressmaking 
Ashland College and Normal School, La- 


dru Royal pres 
ASHLAND HOUSE, Jasper Houck 


roprietor 
“ASHLAND TIDINGS” (weekly), 
Wm H Leeds ae rietor 
ASHLAND WOOLEN MANUFAC- 
TURING CO (James Thornton, W H 
Atkinson, Jacob Wagner, EK Ander- 
son and J M McCall) 
Atkinson WH (Ashland Woolen Mfg Co 
and McCall, Atkinson & Co) 
Baum & Hill (Morris Baum and NC 
Hiil), furniture 
Baum Morris (Baum & Hill) 
Burriss I W, billiard saloon and city 
trustee 
Burson H J, gunsmith 
Butler, Drake & Co(G S Butler, M H 
Drake and J Thompson), general mer- 


chandise 
Butler G S (Butler, Drake & Co) 
CENTRAL HOUSE, Benj Zumwalt 


roprietor 

CHIT WOOD JH, druggist and physi- 
cian 

Coolidge O, nurseryman 

Countryman Mrs M, millinery and dress- 
makin, 

Daley & Go (WC are 4 J R Tozer and 
and H S Emery), sash, door and fur- 
niture Papen 

Daley W C (Daley & Co) 

De Peatt E, bootmaker 

Dewey L H, watchmaker and jeweler 

Drake M H (Butler, Drake & Co) 

Emery HS ro & Co) 

Fordyce Geo W (Fordyce, Neil & Co) 

Fordyce, Neil & Co (G W Fordyce and 
RK P and LA Neil), meat market 

Fountain J D, gon mdse, agt W, F & Co 
and C & OStage Co 

Fox H, brickmaker 

Fraley John, groceries 


Gillete A V, city recorder 

HAMMOND AP, attorncy-at-law, 
real estate agt and postmaster 

Harris Wn, city trustee 

Hill H C (Baum & Hill), city trustee 

HOUCK JASPER, proprietor Ashland 
House 

Hutchins J B, glovemaker 

Inlow H T (Inlow & Wimer Bros), and 

hysician 

Inlow & Wimer Bros (H T Inlow and E 

R and J OC Wimer), druggists 


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Kentnor W W, wagonmaker 
Klum C K, harness and saddles and mgr 
W U Tel Co 
WMH H, editor and proprietor 
“Ashland “idings” 
MARSHLSP, 4 er and builder, 
manufacturer and dealer in lumber, 
sash, doors, blinds, etc 
Mayer M, tailor 
McCALL, ATKINSON & CO (JM 
McCall, W H Atkinson and W A 
Wilshire), general merchandise 
McCall J M (Ashland Woolen Mfg Co 
and McCall, Atkinson & Co) 
McHattan F, painter 
Miller E M, blacksmith 
Miller & Murray (J F Miller and F C 
Murray), blacksmiths 
MORGAN SAMUEL, blacksmith 
Muller John 8, watchmaker and jew cier 
Murray F C, blacksmith 
Myer Bros (H C and O R Myer), hard- 
ware, stoves and tinware 
Myer O R (Myer Bros), watchmaker 
and jeweler 
Myer W OC, importer and breeder of 
ercheron horses, Shetland ponies, etc 
Neil L A (Fordyce, Neil & Co) 
Neil R P (Fordyce, Neil & Co) 
NORTON , livery stable and 
city trustee 
Parsons John S, physician 
Phillips H F, propr Ahsland and Link- 
ville Stage Line 
Reeser B F, stoves and hardware 
Root Horace, justice of the peace 
Royal Ladru, pres Ashland College and 
Normal School 
Royal M G, principal Ashland College 
and N: omnal aa 
Russell J H, marble 
Sears J A, barber 
Sharp Rev B J, clergyman (\Met!:odist) 
Smith Bros (H and L Smith), black- 
smiths 
Smith Miss E C, millinery 
Smith Harry, blacksmith 
Taylor H D, constable and city marshal 
Taylor J M, dentist 
Thompson J (Butler, Drake & Co), city 
trustee 
Thornton James (Ashland Woolen Mfg 
Co), city trustee 
Tozer J R (Daley & Co) 
Vining R T, fruits, candies, etc, ice 
cream saloon 
Wagner & Anderson (Jacob Wagner 
and E K Anderson), flouring-mills 
Wagner Jacob dy. ng & Anderson), 
and Ashland Woolen Mfg Co 
Willits B R, notary public, conveyan- 
cer and collector 
Wilshire W A (McCall, Atkinson & Co) 
Wimer E R (Inlow & Wimer Bros) 


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Wimer J OC (Inlow & Wimer Bros) 
Wise Bros (Sol and J M Wise), general 
merchandise 
Wolters John, baker 
ZUMWALT BENJ, Central House 


ASTORIA. 


Ciatsor County. A post, express and ' 
telegraph office, situated near the es- 
tuary of Columbia River, 95 miles be- 
low the city of Portland. 

Itis the oldest town of English set- 
tlement on the Pacific Coast, having 
been used as a post by the Hudson Bay 
Company as early as 1808. Its perma- 
nent population approaches 4,000 but 
that number is greatly augmented in 
the fishing and canning season by the 
large number who engage in those indus- 
tries. The town depends mainly upon 
the salmon interests for its support, 
though a large number of deep water ves- 
sels regularly receive their cargoes here, 
where excellent wharfage and storage, is 
enjoyed. The manufacture of lumber 
is also an important iudustry. Astoria 
possesses a live daily and weekly news- 
paper, the Astorian, published by 

Jessrs, J. F. Halloran & o.; several 
churches and schools, two good ho- 
tels, beside a full complement of restau- 
rants and boarding-houses, and a fire 
department that cannot be beat in the 

State. In the latter institution the 

whole male population take an enthu- 

siastic interest——not spasmodically 
but all the time; and this popular zeal 
is commendable, for the town is pecu- 
liarly circumstanced in that its main 
business quarter is necessarily built of | 
wood on piles at the foot of the hill and 

exposed continually to the ocean’s | 
breezes. The Portland department will 
bear testimony to the erficiency of the 

‘*fire lads’ of Astoria, Astoria is part- 

ly built on th» steep side hills that sur- | [AQ 

round it (from which may be enjoyed an | gaa 


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extensive view of the incomparable | 
scenery of the vicinity) aithough the | 
reater and most important portion of 
it has been constructed upon piling i < 


above the water. The Custom House 
and pos'-office, situated in a pretty | 
squar, is a handsome two-story stone | 


building with an observatory. Some of 
the largest salmon canneries on the Co- 
lumbia River are located here, and in the 
season thousands of men are employed, 
the tishing affording employment to a 
large avn al The interior of the State, 
every summer sends large numbers to 
Astoria, where they may enjoy the cool- 


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Doctor Hicks, an esteemed citizen of 
Astoria, is our authority for the state- 
es ment that salmon weighing as much 


as 10@ pounds each are frequently 
breught to town by the fishermen. The 
doctor also tells other fish stories, but 
then he is always so sociable and pleas- 
ant that we are glad to meet with him 
and listen to them. 

Besides the many canning establish- 
ments of Astoria, there is the Variety 
Packing Company, which puts up the 
salmon in oil after salting and smoking. 
Mr. Borcher’s process i: admirable, and 

4s while it enriches the fish, it does not 
@) | detract from its natural flavor. 
The fast propeller steamer Fleet- 
a) wood, Captain B. Scott, plies be- 
tween Astoria and Portland, making 
the trip—98 miles—in the remarkably 
pe fast a of 6 hours, including stop- 
ma bests so a dat affords ex 
ent accommodations for passengers. 

The O. R. & N. Co. also. run. two 

- | steamers a day (a freight and a fast 
rs senger) between Portland and Astoria. 


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5 - | Adair S D & Co, canneries 
Ss Adler Carl, varieties, books and sta- 
8 tionery 
3 Allen A V, pone and crockery 
Anderson president and superin- 
tendent Oootdent Packing Company 
@= | Anglo-American Packing Casineahs 
€:| ARNDT & FERCHEN (Samuel Arndt 
© and J F Ferchen), ‘machinists and 
S| blacksmiths 
% | Arndt Samuel (Arndt & Ferchen) 
§ Arnold I J, bootmaker and boots and 
“ASTORIAN 
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| 4570 1 peer & Co vr.blishers 
a Astoria iA th Canueries 
-| ASTORIA ON WORKS, John Fox 


superintendent (see adv) 

Eel) astonta RIA PACKING 00, MJ Kin. 

agent, San Francisco office, 22 

Cs ifornia 

Badollet & Co, canneries 

Baillie Wot Balfour, Guthrie & Co 

BAIN & CO, doors, sash, 
blinds; anid boat material, 
hardware, lumber, etc 

Baker W D, physician 

BAREY Wn, restaurant and eR ay 

& TR GER 


se P A Trullinger), Weet 
_ Shore Mills (saw) 
party W J (Barry & Trullinger) 
& Meyer ee Barth and 
pavtichee! Meret), saloon 
Barth Rudolph (Barth & Meyer) 
Beck William, bootmaker 


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HARGWOLD LUMBER, strect.n.F. Wagon ster 


ing and invigorating breezes of old ocean. BENTILA FRANK, saloon, Upper 


Boronia Henry, bootmaker 
Be & Berry (Isaac Bergman and A 
sry meat market 
& Co (Victor Bergman and 
Rudolph Lundblad), saloon 
Bergman Isaac (Bergman & Berry) 
Bergman Victor (Bergman & Co)” 
Berry A W (Bergman & Berry) 
Bieloh A, Central Hotel 
Blissett C Y, meat market and groceries 
‘ saloon 
Booth A & Oo, canneries 
BORCHERS J T, Variety Packing Co, 
Concomly bet Main and Benton 
BOnGLUNG W 0, Norden House, ss- 
loon and boarding 
J QA, attorney-at- law 
BOZORTH J 0, notary public, insur- 
«nce agent and U S Commissioner 
"| BRACKER THEO, manager L K G 
Smith’s cigar store 
Brakke AT, agt for Wm T Coleman & 


Co, San Francisco 

"|BROEMSER THEODORE, Mechan- 
ics’ Hotel 

Brown & Co (Hiram Brown and H W 
Corbett), wharf and sto 

Brown Columbus, deputy U S collector 
of customs 

Brown J A ae & McCabe) 

Brown J T, sal 

BROWN & McCABE (J A Brown and 
W L McCabe), stevedores 

Burney W T, attorney-at-law 

Butler A P (Royal & Butler) 

CAMPBELL ALEX, billiard saloon 

Carow Chas G, bakery 

CASE I W, general merchandise and 


banker 
HOTEL, Charles 
Wallman proprietor 
Central Hotel, A Bieloh 
Chance Wm, postmaster 
Chapeman Rev W T, Methodist clergy- 


man 
Charters Joseph G, barber 
Cherry P L, ship and commission agt 
Classen John P, candy factory 
Coffenberry G W, justice of the peace 
Cohen I, ay goods and clothing 
COLLINS MRS §, zaloon 
COLUMBIA BREWERY, John Hahn 

roprietor 

Columbia Canning Co, canneries 
Conn J W, druggist 
COOK J. Seaman’s Boarding: 
C va H, dry goods, 

ooper g etc 
7 Frederick, physician and sur- 


C souk Daniel (Hanson & Cronk) 


and 14 & 16 
» Cabinet Weeds, ete. 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 cone GATE AVENUE (TYLER iT )S.F, 


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Crosby Magnus ©, stoves, tinware and|@ray J H D, hay, grain, feed, wood, 
hardware ks coal oy ° sters 

CROW 8 B, photographer HAHN IN, Fs labia Obl Gath 

DAROETE g, progrievor Western Ho-| _Brewe ry city so mbia | Ss 

tel 


& CO (J F Hallo. |S 
“DAILY AND WEEKLY ASTO-| ran and P W Parker), publishers | prt 
RIAN,” J F Halloran & Co publish- 


‘Daily and Weekly Astorian”’ 
ers 
DANIELSON AUGUST, Astoria Liq- 


Hambacher Martin, barber 
Hamilton J F, on W U Tel Co 
uor Store, and Sample Rooms HANSEN BROS (0 and H J Hansen), 
Danziger S, clothing, etc 
Davich Nicholas, boarding and saloon 


architects and builders 
HANSEN GUSTAV, watches and jew- 
Day Wm B, barber 1 
Dement W E, druggist 


elr: 

Bangon Chas (Hanson & Cronk) 
Devlin John A, cannery HANSON & CRONK (Chas Hanson 
Dixon Roscoe, oyster saloon and Daniel Cronk), restaurant and sa- 
Dubravcie D (Serra & Dubravcie) 


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loon 


©| Dufner Otto, watchmaker and jeweler | Hanthorn & Co, canneries 
>| Eaton T W (Warren & Eaton) Harris Sam, Snug Saloon 
Edgar Wn, cigars, tobacco, cutlery, etc | Hartwig Louis, contractor and builder 
S Elberson F B, bakery and confectionery | Hawes E R, steam fitting stoves and 
Elmore Packing Co, cannery tinware, etc 
, saloon, upper town | Headington W B, carpenter 
FRANK (formerly of Port- Heilborn Chas, furniture and county 


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restaurant. Meals and refreshments 
at all hours, Near Steamboat Land- 


in 
Ferchen J F (Arndt & Ferchen) 
Ferchen P J, saloon 


FERGUSON A W, 
builder _— 


architect and 


son J E (Surprenant & Ferguson) 
Fisher F A (Wilson & Fisher) 


Fea} Fisher H F, county commissioner 
© | Fishermen’s Packing Co, cannery 


Flavel George, propr bar tugboat and 
storage, etc 

Foard Martin (Foard & Stokes) 

FOARD & STOKES (Martin Foard 
and J J Stokes), groceries and commis- 
mission merchants (see adv) 

FOGLIETTA LOUIS, saloon 

Foster I, varieties and saloon 

FOX JOHN, superintendent Astoria 
Iron Works 


FOX P , justice of peace 
FRANKLIN B B, undertaker, cabi- 


netmaker and coroner 
Fry John W Sr, bootmaker 


Ee FULTON A L, physician and surgeon 


FULTON C W, attorney-at-law and 
notary public 

Fulton C W, city vba 

Gans Geo (John Rehle & Co) 

Gearhart J W, groceries 

Gilbert Alex, saloon 

Ginder Alex, saloon 

Goodman P J, boots and shoes and 
bootmaker 

$4) Grant Peter, restaurant and liquors 

GRATKE CHARLES, Red Star Sa- 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


treasurer 


HENRY CHARLES 

HICKS F P, dentist 

Hill Geo, saloon and variety theater 

Hiller John G, saloon 

HOLDEN E C, auction and commis- 
sion, real estate and insurance agent 
(see adv) 

Houseman Mrs R, lodgings 

Howe William, boat builder 

Hume G W, saw-mill, cannery and gen- 
eral merchandise 

Hume Wn, cannery 

HUSTLER J G, wharfinger with Brown 
& Co and secretary Astoria Iron 
Works 

Hyde Fred, barber 

Ilwaco Steam Navigation Co, J H D 
Gray agt 

Ingalls S G, carpenter and glazier 

Jackins C E (Jackins & Parks) 

JACKINS & PARKS(C E Jackins and 
D Parks), stoves and tinware 

Johansen N, general merchandise 

Johnson AM, sailmaker 

Johnson Harry (E Munsen & Co) 

Johnson L I, cigars and tobacco and ci- 
gar factory, No85, San Francisco, Cal 

Jones J J, carpenter and builder 

Joplin J, junk 

Kant M D, merchant tailor and clothing 

Karvanen Gabriel, saloon 

Keiler Adolph (Moy & Keller) 

Kelman David, marble works 


Kinney Augustus C, physician 
KINNEY MARS J, agent As- 


toria Packing Co, San Francisco office 
22 California Street 

Kinsley S, physician 

Kirchhoff Louis, bakery 


, restaurant 


WHITE BROBS.. 138 & 15 Main and 14 4 16 Spear 
St, 8.5. Oak, Ash, Hickory, Maple, Cherry, etc, 


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Krosel F, painter 

LA FORCE J E, dentist, over I W 
Case’s store 

Leinenweber O, county commissioner 

Lewis Mrs L L, dressmaking 

Lineker Miss A M, dressmaking 

Loeb & Co, wholesale liquors 

Loeb N, clothing and groceries 

Logan Thos, city supt of streets 

Loughery C W. chief of police and dep- 
uty US maszshal 

Lovett Georye, tailor 

Lundblad Rudolph (Bergman & Co) 

Malcom Mis A, millinery 

Marion R R, saloon 

Marolini Antcnio, restaurant 

Marguardt Louis, saloon 

May C A, fruits and varieties 

Mclabe W L (Brown & McCabe) 

McEWAN GEORGE B, boat builder 
and contractor (see adv) 

McGuire C A, county judge. 

McIntosh D A, clothing and merchant 
tailor 

McLean George, blacksmith and boiler- 
maker 

Mead, Merrill & McGregor (T F Mead, 
ES Merrill and Wm F McGregor), 
box factory and saw and planing-mill 

Meany P J, tailor 

MECHANIC’S HOTEL, Theodore 
Broemser proprietor 

Megler A J (Megler & Wright) 

MEGLER & WRIGHT (AJ Megler 
and Chas S Wright), proprietors Occi- 
dent Hotel 

Merryman John D, US collector of cus- 
toms 

Meyer J F, piano teacher 

Meyer M, Astoria Brewery 


Meyer Michael (Barth & Meyer), and 
brewery 

MINT SALOON, William Schuldt 
proprietor 

MONTGOMERY JOHN A, stoves and 
tinware 


Moy John (Moy & Keller) 
Moy & Keller (John Moy and Adolph 
eller), meat market 
MUNSEN E & CO (Emil Munsen and 
Harry Johnson), saloon 
Munsen Emil (E Munsen & Co) 
NORDEN HOUSE, N O Borglung 


proprietor 


| Norris F C, city clerk and auditor 


Nowlan M, water works 

Noyes E A, agt O R & N Co 

OCCIDENT HOTEL, Megler & Wright 
proprietors 

Occident Packing Co, M J Anderson 
pres and supt, upper town 

Ohler Leonard, barber 

Olsen Martin, furniture 


ss 


PIONEER IRON WORKS, 


OREGON RAILWAY & NAVIGA- 
TION CO, E A Noyes agent 

Pacitic Union Packing Co 

PAPMAHL ERNST, propr Bremer 
Beer Hall 

Parker C L, general merchandise 

Parker Frank L, groceries 

Parker Gelo F', county surveyor 

Parker H B, propr Parker House 

Parker House, H B Parker propr 

PARKER P W (J F Halloran & Co) 

Parker W W, county assessor and in- 
surance 

Parks D (Jackins & Parks) 

Pike & Co (H L and F E Pike), painters 

Powell Mrs M E, fancy goods and toys 

Quinn E A, groceries 

Rappleyea Mrs A, dressmaking 

Rawlings T G, fruit, nuts, etc 

Rehle John (John Rehle & Co) 

Rehle John & Co (John Rehle and Geo 
Gans), meat market 

Reynolds A, hotel 

Rodgers John, groceries 

Royal & Butler (4 B Royal and A P 

utler), barbers 

Royal L B (Royal & Butler), watch- 
makers 

Scandinavian Packing Co, cannery 

Schlussel Simon, dry goods 

SCHULDT WILLIAM, Mint Saloon 

Seaside Packing Co, cannery 

Sehlin E W, saloon 

Serra & Dubravcic (L Serra and D 
Dubravcic), hotel 

Serra L (Serra & Dubravcic) 

SHAFTER JAMES C. physician snd 
surgeon, office and residence opposite 
Occident Hotel 

Sinclair Robert, saloon 

Sloop H, county supt public schools 

+} H L K G, Theo Bracker man- 
ager, cigars and tobacco 

Sovey O, saloon 

SPEDDEN R R, county clerk and 
recorder 

Spellmeir Henry, bootmaker 

Spexurth AG, cigars, tobacco and am- 
munition 

Staples M D (G A Stinson & Co) 

Stephenson John, saloon 

Stevens Chas & Son (Chas and B F 
Stevens), books and stationery 

Stinson G A (G A Stinson & Co) ' 

Stinson G A & Co (G A Stinson and M 
D Staples) blacksmiths and wagon- 
makers 

Stockton C H, painter rrr 

Stokes J J (Foard & Stokes) tite: 

Surprenant & Ferguson (J W Surpre- 
nant and J E Ferguson), contractors 
and builders 

Surprenant J W (Surprenant & Fer. 
guson) 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, Proprietors. 
Established 1849 27 Main Street.8 F. 


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JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montgomery & 7124 Market 


Oregon— Astoria. 


Taylor Edward A, deputy U S collector 
of customs 

Taylor F J, attorney-at-law 

Timmins C & Co, cannery 

Trullinger P A (Barry & Trullinger) 

Tuttle Jay, physician 

Twilight Mrs W H, restaurant and 
lodgings 

Twombly A M, sheriff 

Uhlenhart Wm L, barber 

Union Packing Co 

Van Dusen A (A Van Dusen & Co), agt 
W, F & Co, notary public and insur- 
ance agt 

Van Dusen A & Co (A, B, H and L Van 
Dusen), general merchandise 

VARIETY PACKING CO, J T 
Borchers proprietoc, Concomly bet 
Main and Benton 

WAGNER MAX, saloon, and agent 
San Francisco National Brewery 

Walker J W, justice of peace, Fish- 
hawk Precinct 

ALLMAN CHARLES, proprietor 

Centennial Hotel si 

Warren D K (Warren & Eaton) 

Warren & Eaton (D K Warren and T W 
Eaton), butchers and groceries 

Warren Mrs E S, millinery and fancy 


‘oods 
WASS A D, president Astoria Iron 
Works, and bar pilot 
Weiman N, hotel and saloon 
West Coast ORE it Co, cannery 
WEST SHORE MILLS (saw), Barry 
& Trullinger proprietors 


A. D. Wass, President. i 
J. G. Hustuer, Secretary. 


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Wetherbee & Thomas, cannery 
Willgren Robt, saloon 
Williams James & Co, cannery 
Williamson Mrs P M, dressmakin 
N (Louis Wilson 
and F A Fisher), groceries, hardware, 
ship chandlery, doors, sash, paints, 
iron, steel and coal 
Wilson Louis (Wilson & Fizher) 
T OH, proprietor Scandina- 
vian Hotel 
Winton F D, attorney-at-law and police 
udge 
ise Marcus, dry goods and clothing 
Wise Morris, dry goods and clothing 
Wissing F W, bakery 
Wright Charles, restaurant 
Wright Charles S (Megler & Wright) 
Yee Wo Lung & Co, general mdse 


Martin Foard. J. J. Stokes. 


FOARD & STOKES, 


Wholesale and Retail Dealers in 


Groverig, Grocery Glasetrase 


Tobacco, Cigars, Wines and liquors, 
Foreign and Domestic Fruits and 
Vegetables, Flour, Feed, and 
Country Produce, and 
General Commission Merchants. 
ASTORIA, OREGON. 

Next to O. R. & N. Co’s Dock. 


I, W. Case, Treasurer. 
Joun Fox, Superintendent, 


ASTORIA IRON WORKS 


(Established in 1873. ] 


DAILY AND WEEKLY 


ASTORIAN 


J. F. HALLORAN & CO,, 


PROPRIETORS, 
Astoria, Oregon. 


BOILER MAKING, 


Engineering, Blacksmithing and Cannery 
Work a Specialty. 


Castings, of All Descriptions, 
Made to Order. 


All kinds of Repairing. 


Sheet and Bar Iron For Sale. 
CORNER OF 


= Benton and Concomly Streeis. 


G. HANSEN, 
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NOTARY PUBLIC FOR STATE OF OREGON, “« 


COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS for Washington Ter, 


ASTORIA, OREGON. 


AUMSVILLE. 


Marion County. A post-office, on the 
Narrow Gauge Division of the O. R. 
& N. Co.’s R. R. (East Side), 66 miles 
southwest of Portland, and 12 miles 
by stage south of Salem. 


Asham Jos, bootmaker 

COCKERLINE M & CO, flour-mill 

Heins Andrew & Son, blacksmith and 
wagonmaker 

Hockersmith W G, hotel 

Small Isaac H, groceries 

Smith J K, general merchandise 


AURORA. 


Marion County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, situated on the Ore- 
gon and California R. R. (East Side), 
27 miles south of Portland. Possesses 
asaw-mill and flouring-mill. 
lation 150. The 
train bound both ways stops fer meals 
at the Aurora Hotel, which is widely 
celebrated for the excellence of its 


fare. 


Popu- 
Albany express 


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GEORGE B. McEWAN, 


PRACTICAL 


BOAT BUILDER, 
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Plans and Estimates on Contracts fur- 
nished on application. 


Shop on Lafa; Street, near 
Kinney’s Cannery, 
ASTORIA, OREGON. 


Fronk Charles, O&C RR, WU 
Tel Co, and W, F & Co 

Fry Wm, blacksmith 

Gerken P, miller 

Giesy A H, watchmaker 

Giesy Andrew J, physician 

Giesy A & Son (Andrew and Wm Giesy), 
harnessmakers and saddles 

Giesy Fred, general merchandise 

Giesy H E, stoves and tinware 

G is Y JACOB, Aurcra Hotel (see 

v) 

Giesy Martin, druggist 

Giesy N, wheelwright 

Giesy Wm, saddler 

KOCHER ANDREW, general mer. 
chandise 

Krause Geo, bootmaker 

Miller Geo, furniture 

Ruge Chas, notary public 

Smith Stephen, notary and wagon- 
maker 

Stahl John, saloon 

WAGNER DAVID (estate of), David 
Wagner Jr’ ‘uager, flour-mill and 
saw-mill 

Winters Henry, tailor 


AURORA HOTEL AND RESTAURANT 


North Bound Albany Stops for Breakfast. 
South Bound Albany stops for Supper. 


Meals, Fifty Cents. 


The Fare is unexcelled by any Eating House in Oregon. 


JACOB CIESY, Proprietor. 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, “* 


DERG, JAIL AND FENCE WORK, 


27 Main Street, San Francisco. 


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CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST., S. F. 


hanes 


AEN, TUGGLE & 60, VENEERS “su rszit 
Oregon—Baker City. 


Jett J H, marble works 
BAKER CITY. Kaufman, Haas . Durkheimer, general 
Baker County. Isthecounty seat and} merchandise and commission mer- 
has a La droge, of 1,300. Itsloca-| chants 
tion in the lovely Powder Valley is | Lachner J M, propr Railroad House 
very pretty and desirable as a place of | Sachs & Hohberg, brewery 
residence. Considerable mining is| Sachs Julius, wagonmaker and hard- 
carried on and thestock-raising inter-| ware, paints and oils 
este are largely developed, the grazing | Lawrence A J, attorney-at-law 
land contributing Gots liberally to | Lawrence & Ison (A J Lawrence and S 
that end. Reached by the O. R. and| B Ison), attorneys-at-law 
N. Co.’s Railway to Umatilla; by | Lew & Twiss, carpenters 
stage 185 miles southeast of Umatilla. | Littlefield Chas, boots and shoes 
Abbot M D, surveyor MoComas E fe real estate broker and 
ABBOT & SON (M H and Morris D| __notary public 
Abbot), proprietors and editors | McCord K D, county treasurer | 
“Baker County Reveille” McCord S B, hardware and agricultural 


B ‘Bloch, general handi implements 
Baad Frank “coostatle | MoIntosh Robt, carpenter and builder 
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Ny Plumley editor and proprietor Mendelson Louis, hides and furs - 
y) 4 “BAKER COUNTY REVEILLE,” | Moore Frank, photographer 


Abbot & Son editors and proprietors | Moore Mrs E 8, dress and cloakmaker 
Bamberger Frank, general eresohanibe Ottenheimer S & Co, agts Hamburg- 
Bamberger J, corcner ° American Packet Co i 
Basche P & Co (J H Parker and P| Palmer Chas L, Moats and varieties 
Basche), hardware and agricultural Palmer John, saddle and harness shop 
Parker Rev & Mrs, select school 


implements 
“REDROCK DEMOCRAT,” T Don. | Parker T D, county clerk 


CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING 


nelly & Co publishers Partlow R 8, physician 
er Bishop P R, stock brands Payton J A, school supt : 
Bowen I B, mgr Cosmopolitan Hotel _| Perkins E P, propr Union Meat Market | 
Bowen J P & Co (J P Bowen and M D| ___ and county commissioner ; 1 
Wisdom), commission merchants PLUM G W, editor and proprie- 
Caldwell S A, county commissioner tor “Baker City Tribune { 
ihe Cleaver Lou, dentist 
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id wd ““Bedroc's Democrat” a GF q ¥ Yl une, i 
id an Durkee H C, justice of the peace i 
. \ Elmer A B, agt for Joseph Perrault sad- ey teas 


dlerymaker, Boise City, I T 
Ilmer A B, watches and jewelry 
Estes L J, physician 


The only Republican Newspaper in 
Eastern Oregon, east of the Blue Moun- 


4 Foft Samuel, carpenter tains. 
Foste: C M, U S deputy surveyor and aa! 
civil engineer C. W. PLUMLEY, Editor and Proprietor. 
Gardner J B, watchmaker and jeweler RA 


Glesan Frank, saloon 
Gussenhoven J J, physician and surgeon 
Haines J D, State Senator 


The largest paper in Bastern Oregon. Adver- 
tising rates reasonable. 


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Harper Wn, marshal 
‘ Heilner, Ottenheimer & Co, general | Rainkin D S, assessor i 
merchandise Ray C C, dentist 
Heilner S A & Co, bankers Reed J H, attorney-at-law 
Henderson Thomas, harness and sadilles | Reynolds Edwin W, notary public, in- 
Holman G O, attorney-at-law surance agt and city recorder 
Houston A A, contractor, builder and ; Rigdon G G, agt Singer Machine 
“Qnfr pressed brick Kiwor John & Co, lumber 
deg H M & Co, general merchandise | Rust Henry prope Pacific Brewery 
Hulsey J B, physician Shepherd , livery stable and real es- 
Hyde TC, notary public and attorney| tate 
and counselor-at-law Sinn J H, county judge 
Ison L B, representative | Sparke & Sicord, saloon 


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Sterns L O, attorney-at-law 

Thompson John, general merchandise 

Tracy Geo H, 
atmaster 

TRAVILLION W W, sheriff 

Virtue James W, banker 

Weller & Henry, i Meat Market 

Wisdom J W, dru 

Wulff S W, varia 


BRANDON. 


Coos County. A post-office. 


Averille J, dairyman 
Baldwin A, et ion grower 
Bennett Geo, sheep raiser 


56 oes Z, dairyman 

Bradley James, goune 
Carman J W, stock raiser 
Clark & Dwyer, wool growers 
Emmette A, stock raiser 
Hermann Chas, dairyman 
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Langlois Chas, stock raiser 
Langlois Thos, stock raiser 
Lewis A, dairyman 
Lewis John, hotel and gen mdse 
Long C, dairyman 
Mclellan'& White, dairymen 
Nelson H, farmer 
Nelson O, hotel 
Rosa R H » mill and lumber 
Russell J P, stock raiser 
Shoemaker M F, stock raiser 
Thrift Alex, dairyman 
Tupper J, hotel and gen mdse 
Turner L, stock raiser 


WACHHORST ™ =HRTTGTENTILT ETPETTE 315 J St., : 


books, stationery and 


Blacklock John, wool grower and quar- 


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City- too 8 Ferry. 


Davis Bros, steam saw-mill 
Fisher John N, contractor 


master, and notary public 
Hocken W 0, O, carpenter 
Horsey P W, groceries and butcher 
Miller H W, painter 
ae Saml, wagonmaker 


Stil Sire D, carpenter 
re Catherine, groceries and meat 


Stone Eiljah, blacksmith 


BELKNAP SPRINGS. 


Bridge. 
Hickman John W, hotel 


BELLEVUE. 


YaMHILL County. A post-office; 6 
miles northwest of Amity, and 6} 
miles southeast of McMinnville. Pop- 


ulation 40, 
Kinney Joseph, blacksmith 
PROVOST BROS, general merchandise 
BETHANY. 


Wasutnaton County. A post-office. 


GERBER ULRICH, general merchan- 
se, 


BIG BUTTE. 


Jackson County. A post-office, 30 


miles northeast of Jacksonville. 
Dunlap David, farmer 


Hall & Phillips (T and Ab Hall and L 


Phillips), saw-mill 
Wooden Thomas, dairyman Parker W P & Others, saw-mill 
i POE Pe HE” farmer 
ei, » postinaster 
aig BARRON. onake John, farmer 
rin Jackson County. ; te post- pees a 
| moi f miles southeast of Jacksonville, an 
aii miles south of Ashland. ‘ BLALOCK. 
Bit BAR tmast Wasco County. A post, express, and 
1a RON M A, postmaster telegraph office; on the 0. RB. & N. 
i o’s Railway 46 miles east of The 
a} BEAVERTON. Dalles. Situated in an agricultural 
i i district. Principal centre for all mail 
: Wasurnoton County. A post-offices! routes on the Columbia River, above 
1 on the Oregon & California R. R.| ‘The Dalles. 
il (West Side), 11 miles sable Portland. GRIFFIN B W, hotel, general mer- 
i Alexander Edward, blacksmith and car-| chandise, and notary public 
a A wee, 5 ea 
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at Buchanan Saml, peddler fancy goods BOON’S FERRY. 
rig Burbank Mrs Jennie, boarding-house !Criackamas County. See Wilsonville. 
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BRADBURY. 
Co.umsra County. A post-office. 


McGraw A, general radse and liquors 
SYMONS postmaster and 


general merchandise 


Marion County, A post-office, on the 
Oregon & California R. R. (East 
Side), 43 miles south of Portland; 
population 75. 


Beatty J W, carpenter 

Beatty M, harness and spring-bed mfr 

Green O, general merchandise 

» paints, oils, 

medicines, postmaster and manufac- 
turer of per 

Jack D D, blacksmith and wagonmaker 

Jones M L, general merchandise 

Ramp B F, justice of the peace 

Ward & McDowell, blacksmiths and 
wagonmakers 


BROWNSBOROUGH. 


Jackson County. A _ post-office, 15 
miles northeast of Jacksonville. 


Bailey D, flour-mill 

Brown H R, postmaster 

Brown R H, general merchandise 

Emery E, general merchandise 

Farlow W P., justice of the peace 

Frey Geo W, bootmaker 

GAREY LC, wagonmaker 

Garey ——, physician 

Miller James, b-idye builder 

Murphy John, blacksmith 

Parker Wm H, school teacher and au- 
thor of ‘Family Record ” 

Pool Arthur & Sons, blacksmiths 

Purden ——, blacksmith 

Simpson Wm, hotel 

Tyrrell John, constable 


BROWNSVILLE. 


Linn County. A post and express 
office. Brownsville is a thriving coun- 
try town, situated on the Calapooia 
River, about 5 miles from Halsey. It 
is also on the line of the narrow-gau 
railroad, about 12 miles south of Leb- 
anon and 100 miles from Portland. 
The original town site was surveyed 


in the spring of 1853, by James Blakely, M 


and ten years later the town of Nor 
Brownsville was laid out and surveyed, 


islature of 1876. In 1861 the Browns- 
ville Woolen Mills were erected by a 
joint stock company. Since that t: 
extensive improvements have been made 
to these mills. They give employment 

e number of workmen, and an- 
nually turn out a hundred thousand 
dollars worth of the best woolen foods. 
which command the highest prices in 
Eastern and foreign markets. Last year 
over 200,000 pounds of wool were used, 
for which the highest market price is 
always paid. 


Archibald Miss Josie, wiiiinery and 
dressmaking 

Archibald P i, wagonmaker 

Arthurs J D, blacksmith 

Barker E R, Pi, anger 

Blakely Geo U, druggist 

Brownsville Woolen Mills Co, Thomas 
Kay supt 

Brusha D, pee 

Cooley G C (Cooley & Washburn) 

Cooley & Washburn (G C Cooley and J 
H Washburn), gen mdse 

Coshow O P, general merchandise 

Crane M B, bootmaker 

Crawford R H, physician 

Croft F F (Croft & Thompson) 

Croft & Thompson (F F Croft and R N 
Thompson), general merchandise 

Curl R i dentist 

Dyson G A, stoves and tinware 

French F, groceries 

Galbraith J P, A notary 
public, and sec B W M Co 
IBLER & MARTIN (C A Gibler 
and E J Martin), bootmakers 

or H W, agt W, F & Co, and O 

Hausman A C, wagonmaker 

Hodes Mrs A, milliner 

Howe and A K 


Howe & Sabie i er (J 
arnéssmakers 


- Rom pece 

Hume Peter, hardware, paints, oi's, 
wall paper, sewing machines, and 
postmaster 

Irvine J B, city recorder 

Jack E W, meat market 

Jack F M, livery stable 

Jackson Minor, barber 

Kay Thos, supt Brownsville Woolen- 
mills Co 

Klaffkey T, saw-mill 

Lemasters Wm, sewing machine agt 
and constable 

Martin E J (Gibler & Martin) : 
cCULLY J M, Brownsville Hotel 

McLeod W M, tannery 

Miller J W, clergyman (Methodist) 


and it now contains most of the popula- M00. 
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tion and busir ess houses. City charters 
were granted to both towns by the Leg- 


HH, saloon 
Morelock J BR (Waters & Morelock) 
Moses R W, school teacher 


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Moyer E D, sash and door facto 
Moye JM, pres Brownsville 


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Overill H J C, justice of peace 

Pillsbury T 8, watchmaker and jeweler 

Rookwell C E, gunsmith 

SHAFF C W, physician 

Stanard C E, groceries, stationery, 
Cigars and tobacco 

Standish N B, blacksmith 

STARR & PLAKELY, druggists 
tarr I W, ee 

Thompson (Howe & Thompson) 

Thompson E, furniture 

Thompson R N (Croft & Thompson) 

Venuer J F, bags a and photographer 

Voerg Henry, ba ery 

Washburn J H (Cooley & Washburn) 

Waters John (Waters & Morelock) 

Waters & Morelock (John Waters and 
J BR Morelock), flouring-mill 

Willig Phillip, merchant tailor 

Willson J H, livery stable 

Willson Samuel, hotel 

Yates W E, teacher 


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BUENA VISTA. 


Potk County. A post-office, on the 
Willamette River, 80 miles southwest 
of Portland. Very extensive pottery 
works are located here, whose pro- 
ductions find their way to every mar- 


ket of importance on the Pacific 
Coast. Population 400. 

CALBREATH D M, druggist and 
postmaster 


Canter J S, general merchandise 
Clark B S, general merchandise 
Coates J S, general merchandise 

Cutz J C, bootmaker 

Gillett C F, blacksmith 

Ennis & Whiteman, gruceries 

@)| Krengle A, blacksmith 

Leonard Ralph, physician 

Linville H 

McCullough Chas, machinist 
Richardson A J, warehouse 

Rigler Frank, school supt and teacher 
Smith A M, pottery and tinware 
Smith Joseph, saw-mill 

Welch Pat, saloon 

Wells R F, butcher 

Whiteman S J L, hotel and groceries 


BURNT WOODS. 


Wasuincton County. A post-office. 


HEISLER E A, postmaster 
BUTTE CREEK. 


CuackamMas County. A post-office. 


lection of JEWELRY 
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Oregon—Brownaville-Cannon, i 


Hallard I T, blacksmith and wagonma- 


ker 
MORQ A, postmaster and general 
merchandise 


Morquam P, photographer 
Scott RH, Adur-mill ad soy mill . 


BUTTER CREEK. 


UMATILLA County. See Vinson. 


BUTTEVILLE. 


Marion County. A post-office, 5 miles 
west of Aurora; population 100. 


Allen A F, blacksmith 

Duetsch Cha’ saloon 

Galland S, g neral merchandise 

Hobach H_H, cider manufacturer 

GS B, stationer, news-agent 

and postmaster 

Scheurer W R, grocer, grain-dealer and 
warehouse 


CAMP CREEK. 


LanE County. A post-office, 12 miles 
northeast of Eugene City. 


WILCOX MRS R, postmistress 
CAMP WATSON. 


GranTCounty. A post-office, 135 miles 
by stage southeast of The Dalles; pop- 
ulation 50. 


Lasswell & ‘Warren, saw-mill 
Thornburg C N, general merchandise 


CANBY. 


CuacKkAaMAs County. A post-office, on 
the Oregon and California R. R. (East 
Side), 23 miles south of Portland. 
Population 40. 


Cole Bros, saw-mill 

Daniels & Walker, saloon 

Knight Adam, blacksmith 

ae Chas, druggis$, hotel and notary 

ublic 

Ki ht George, general merchandise 

KNIGHT we, general merchandise, 
justice of peace, agtO&C R R Co 
and postmaster 

Riggs & Parker, saw and planing-mill 


CANNON. 


Lang County. A post-office. 
BYERS C E, dry goods and groceries 


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CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


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PIONEER IRON WORKS, °aeVEN MOtENO 2, SON, Rrevriccers. 
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S, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST) S.F 


[EIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgome 


CVURBLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORK 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS "22. P.czen.o* 


' Oregon—Canyon Oity-C. rterville, 975 


Sels F C, saloon and brewer 
CANYON CITY. Se py yond i ae gear andise 
Grant County. A post and express | 5'red Samuel, furniture, paints, &o 
office. Isa place of no little rl ten ba ae Maly gponmsond 
tance, situated on John Day River, in South th W 4, od la 
one of the best mining districts of the | Gis) Nona Tt onan 
State, 180 miles by stage southvast of |" ic me » carpenter and wagon | += 
The Dalles. The placer and quartz |, “ser wo 
leads are rich in gold. Stock-raising Sweek C A, attorney and da public ce 
is extensively carried on, and the Van Horn A J, county commissioner ’ 
development of the region seems to var : pores a bl Wood and J W | 
be of a permanent charr ‘ter. Good urch), livery stable 
schools are an attractive ivature, and 


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it: d-point i b, P la- 
Ponti tng point is super PY" | Dovatas County. ‘See North Canyon: | @ 


Boley N H, books and stationery and Mar CS 


county treasurer e 
a H, Sa oe ‘ CARLTON. 10 
onham OC acksmit " 
Clark W H, eneral merchandise base yp Bhat a Wns > 
Cresap O P, sheriff, , Side), 42 miles southwest of Portland. | 
Davis L S, mail and express lines y 
Douthit Miss M L, millinery Coldwell J R, bootmaker and R R agt | Q 
Dustin M, attorney-at-law and justice of peace 
Eanes J, boot and shoemaker Collins J W, blacksmith 


Fisk W R, county assessor Fouts L & Son, warehouse 
Marston H L, general merchandise '?) 


Gearhart O, county surveyor 
Co TY NEWS (The), J| Rounds M A, agricultural implements o 
H Neal publisher and postmaster e 
Gray Bros, butchers Rounds & Thomason, warehouse ~ 
Griffith JC, saloon | SMITH JB, ppoetries and drugs = 
Groth & Thompson (A H Groth and M| Wardle R M, blacksmith = 
F A Se aa hotel j — = 
undlach Geo & Bro, gen mdse 
Hall E, stationery and varieties CARTWRIGHTS. = 
Harsley F C, druggist and physician Lange County. A post-office, situated | gam» 
Hazeltine G I, photographer in the beautiful valley of Siuslaw, 10 = 
Herburger J, butcher miles distant from Cottage Grove and = 
Horsley F C, physivian 24 miles from Eugene City. 
Horsley T P, county coroner CROW & MARTIN, blacksmiths 3 
Howard J W, druggist and physician | CROW WM N (Crow & Martin) ~ 
Hupprich A, bootmaker MARTIN NAT (Crow & Martin) mn 
Jarrell H C, county clerk Russell Wm, postmaster az 
pe hs afeoty, Biacketthe PW Aone oo _—|) 
uhl Peter, livery stable 
, PC ey on county jolla CENTERVILLE. = 
ckwood Robt, justice of peace =—< 
Mack J W, superintendent public schools Te oh hae Dee gaa na 
Metschan Max, > e310 1 Railway to The Dalles or Blalocks; pace 
shandtue & JO, general mer- stage to Centerville. Population 300. 
Metschan Phil, county judge Ballinger J T, barber S 
NEAL JH, publisher ‘Grant County geoph S, justice of peace and nota- A 
ews” ry public 
| Nicolas & Todhunter, hotel Clemons B D, blacksmith and agricul- oO 
Olmstead M L, attorney-at-law tural implements 
Overholt & Muldrich, gen mdse Cleve Chas, general merchandise = 
Parrish C W, attorney-at-law COOK & ir druggists, an |@3 
Rinehart & Housman, saloon agents W, F & Co and UI and = 
Romig J H, barber stage line ‘ 
© Schmidt John, carpenter and wagon- cook W T, postmaster and nota 2 | 
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HARDWOOD LUMSER, eae BROS, Che 15 Bain and 14 4 16 Rpear 


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S BRAVERMAN & CO., Starves.2itsicces? | 19 Montgomery St. 
976 Oregon—Centerville—Cobury. 
Coppock Robert, livery stable CLACKAMAS. 


Coy D G, general merchandise 
Paty + af Cuackamas County. A post-office, on 
Gann iain PB oprioultaral implements| the Oregon and California R. I. (East 
Dixie J B, wagonmaker Side), 10 miles southeast of Portland. 
Froom J W, hotel MATHER ARTHUR, general mer- 
chandise and postmaster 


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Green E S, blacksmith 
Hamilton ——, flouring-mill 
Hervey B E, harness and saddlery CLARKSVILLE 


Irvine J H, physician 7 
Jobnson &’ Wallace, butchers Baker County. A post-office, 28 miles 


Leach Rev J E, clergyman (Methodist)| by stage southcast of Baker City. 


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Morris J M, general merchandise Asbury H, meat market «* 
Rowland W H, physician DOOLEY merchandi 

St Clair T C, blacksmith DOLEY J 3. pane wean 
Sharp S F, physician Elliott Mrs D, hote! 

Sloan H M, blacksmith Leatherwood W J, saloon 


Smith Kasson, hardware and agricultu- | Turchin L A, blacksmith 
ral implements r 


Swag:art B F, saloon 

Titsworth & Chessman groceries CLATSKANIE. 
Titsworth, G W, grocer Cotumsra County. A post-office, 26 
Wagner W, furniture miles northwest of St. Helen. Pop- 
Wilson J H, saloon ulation 100. 


Saupe an Barr Bros, saw-mill 
CENTRAL POINT. Blackford Wm, carpet weaver 


Jackson County. A_ post-office, 6 Blood B W, wood turner 


i B t&C ill 
a miles northeast of Jacksonville. ryan ‘0, saw-mill 
ae Fountain John, constable Conyers Rev E W, minister 


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<} Lee Rev CC, clergyman 

Hs MAGRUDER BROS, general merchan- Rainy A, notesy palliic and justice of 
a peas the e 

45 | Wulton Geo S, justice of peace TICHENOR WILSON K, general 

merchandise 
CHADWELL. Tichenor Wm H, general merchandise 
Ciatsop County. A post-office, 
CLEEK. 


TRUE WILLIAM, postmaster 


BELKNAP H A, postmaster 
CLEVELAND. 


Doveias County. A _ post-office, 124 
miles northwest of Roseburg and 15 
miles southwest of Oakland. 


GOOD F M, general merchandise, post- 
master and flouring-mill 


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Marion County. A post-office, 24 miles 
northeast of Salem. 
a Du Gas E, druggist 
: E, general merchandise 
= Feisciweiler Bros, flour-mills 
Forsyth J B & Son, saw-mill 
Hoefer Gus, blacksmith 
Hoefer John, capitalist and justice of 
the peace 
eo) Jette A, general merchandise 
: Jetts A Jr, saloon 


CLIFTON. 


Cuatsop County. A post and telegraph 


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Wasco County. A post-office. 


ua office, on Columbia River, 19 miles 
CH ESH ER. east of Astoria. 
Lane Count:’. A post-cffice, 20 miles | OREGON PACKING (0 (J W & V 
northwest of Eugene City. Cook) kers of salmon, etc 
GREEN A W, postmaster WATSON & BRANNAN, fish cannery 
CiVit BEND. COBURG. — 
Dovaras County, A post-oftice. Lang County. , Post-office Willamette 
CLARK MRS E J, postmistress Forks. 


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Oregon—Coburg—Corvallis. 


Owens W M, saw-mill agt 
Plasters Ben, saloon 
Skinner M H, druggist 
Smith G G, millwright 
Smith Hiram, saw-mill 
Steel James & Co, warehouse 
F K, general merchan- 


dise 
Vallee C M, railroad agt 


COLLINS. 


Benton County. A post-office. 


Curtis W M, blacksmith 
HOLGATE JACOB, hotel and ferry 
Lutjens H A, general merchandise 
Ruble D, justice of the peace 
Southworth Lewis, blacksmith 
Springer John, engineer 

Starr Geo M, butcher 


COLUMBIA CITY. 


Cotumpra Counry. A “post-office, on 
Columbia River, 28 miles northeast of 
Portland. 


BEUSCH JACOB, general merchandise 
Brown F, farmer 

Caples C G, physician 

Caples H, postmaster 

Consil & Smith, mill owners 

Harris John, carpenter 

Spencer S L, carpenter 

Wharton Bros, wood 


CONNER CREEK. 


BakErR County. A post-office, 34 miles 
from Baker City. 


E. MINING AND 
FACT NG CO, James P 


aull superintendent 
FAULL JAMES P, superintendent 
Conner Creck Mining and Manufac- 


turing Co and postmaster 


COOS CITY. 


Coos Couvty. A post-office, 15 miles 
southeast of Empire City; population 
100. 


ARRINGTON JAMES M, postmaster 
Harding John, hotel and bootmaker 
Haynes J C, hotel and cheese factory 
Jarvis & Laird, livery stable 

Jones B B, mining superintendent 

King J H, blacksmith 

MeLaughlin D J, general mdse 

Roberts D, hotel 

Watson & Co, liquors 

Watson D L, attorney-at-law 


COQUILLE. 


CoosCounty. A post-office on Coquille 
River, 12 miles southwest of Fairview. 


ANDREWS C, general merchandise 
and postmaster 

Angell W C, physician 

Buck R E, livery stable 

Bunch, Bennett & Co, saw and flouring- 
mill and groceries 

Carrothers W H, general mdse 

Collier J D, hotel 

Hill D, blacksmith 

Leneve S L, drugyist 

Moulton J T, groceries 

Myers W G, blacksmith 

Skerles J D, saloon 

Snyder J, hotel 


CORNELIUS. 


WasHINnGTON County. A post and tel- 
egraph office, on the Oregon and Cali- 
fornia R. R. (West Side), 24 miles 
southwest oi Portland. It was named 
after T. R. Cornelius, Esq., a promi- 
nent citizen. Population 150. The 
country surrounding it is strictly of 
an agricultural nature. 

Bradley I F, W U Tel operator and agt 
O&CRR 

CORNELIUS T R, general merchan- 
dise and real estate agent 

Cosper Rev W J, clergyman (Methodist) 

DE LETTS J; general blacksmith, 
justice of peace and notary public 

Emrick W T, saloon 

FAIRCHILD L §, butcher 

Hermann Rev J E, clergyman (Catholic) 

McNUTT BR W, general merchandise 
and postmaster 

RO. LINCO E, wagonmaker 

Turpin D L, boardiny-house 


CORVALLIS. 


Benton County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, on the Oregon & Cal- 
ifornia R, R. (West Side). 

Is a county seat, nicely situated on 
the west bank of the Willamette River, 
and is spoken of as one of the pleasant- 
est towns in the ‘‘Webfoot State.” 

Its population is about 2,000. It is 
the seat of a college established by the 
M E Church, an academy for young 
ladies, and other schools. The State 
Agricultural College is also situated here 
and is in a prosperous condition. It 
contains severai nice churches, all well 
attended. It is distant from Portland 
85 miles by river, which is navigable for 
light draft steamers to this point. Ya- 


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uina and Alsen Bays are located about 

0 miles distant, and are favorite places 
of resort during the summer season, and 
the former is noted for its oysters. 


Albrecht W, saloon 

Alexander G E, physician 

Allen & Woodward (E Allen and E 
Woodward), drugs and stationery 

Avery N B, dentist and chief fire depart- 
ment 

Barber N R, postmaster 

Basen Nick, meat markets 

Bayley J R, physician 

BELKNAP BROS & KENEDY (S E 
and E M Belknap and GaW Kenedy), 
foundry and machine shops 

Bell J R N, clergyman (Methodist) 

“BENTON LEADER,” Hyde & Mans- 
field proprietors 

Black Rev —, clergyman 

Blair T J, warehouse 

Blumberg J, groceries 

BRYSON J R, attorney-at-law and 
county judge 

Buford T J, news depot and county 
treasurer 

Burnett John, attorney-at-law 

Carlile DL, notions and justice of peace 

Cauthorn A & Son (A and T E Cau- 
thorn), general merchandise 

Cauthorn J, warehouse 

Chenoweth F A (Chenoweth & Johnson), 


notary public 

CHENOWETH & JOHNSON (F A 
Chenoweth and F M Johnson), attor- 
neys-at-law 

Clark N, clergyman (Methodist) 

Corvallis Brewery, J Riley propr 

“CORVALLIS GAZETTE,” M Ss 
Woodcock publisher 

CORVALLIS SAMPLE ROOMS, J W 
Stowell proprietor 

Crawford Wy }, watchmaker 

DeUlark & Samuels (F DeClark and A 
Samuels), wheat storers 

Dunning H P, clergyman 

tglin Thes, livery and sale stable 


Elliot , clergyman 
a. pyusino 
ond propr 


Friendly Max, general merchandise, and 
propr Corvallis Saw-mills 

Graham T, druggist 

Graham W, physician 

Gretfoz P P, watchmaker and jeweler 

HAMILTON JOB & CO (W B Hamil- 
ton), bankers 

Hanson J W, tailor 

Harris H E, general merchandi<e 


Hemphill House, Mrs M A Hemphill} 0 P RB R CO. 


Lada ; 
Hemphill Mrs M A, propr Hemphill 
House 


tn nan on on nm a= emt er re oe en a en ee a, oe See ee 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, ™*"“fis‘srszs at! kinds 


227 Main Stree 


yea th qennvetn pen wya nese meen -matetten an 


Hemphill S A, harness and saddles 
Henderson S L, barber 
P E, photographer 
Heslop M, physician 
Hillard W F lacksmith 
Hon W OM, vice-pres O & P R R,Co 


HODES A & (A Hodes and J 
Pironi), bakers 
Hodes G, gunsmith and cutler 


HOLGATE E, attorney-at-law and real 
estate agent 

Horning L L, wagonmaker 

Hudson & McTimmonds (R J Hudson 

,yand Joseph McTimmonds), saloon 

Huffman Mrs W T, dressmaking 

HYDE & MANSFIELD (V R Hyde 
and W H Mansfield), proprietors 
**Benton L sader”’ 

Irvin D B, bootmaker 

Irving B F, W U Tel operator and agt 
O&CRR 

Jac bs & Neugass (M Jacobs and S and 
M S Neugass), general merchandise 

Jeffreys S T, attorney-at-law, notary 

ublic, and city recorder 

Johnson F M (Chenoweth & Johnson), 

notary public 
sician 


Johnson F A, ph 

KELSAY & EE (John Kelsay 
and H Kesee), attorneys-at-law 

Kelly Mrs J, millinery and notions 

Kenedy G W (Belknap Bros & Kenedy) 

King Sol, propr Corvallis Livery and 
Sale Stable, and sheriff 

Kline LG & Co(LG and S L Kline), 
general mdse, and agts W, F & Co 

Knight M, blacksmith 

KNIGHT J A, furniture and under- 
taker 

Krecker ——, clergyman 

Langworthy A J, general merchandise 

Lee & Farra (J B Lee and G R Farra), 
physicians 

Lomer J R, architect 

Look S H, boots and shoes 

Mathisen S, wagonmaker 

McFadden W S, attorney-at-law and 


notary public 
& RD (I A Miller 
and J B Scrafford), marble works 
Minsinger & Speidel (J Minsinger and 
¥ J Speidel), general blacksmiths 
Moore Y Spencer (J S Moore and J 
Spencer), baths and barbers 
Morris W, tailor 
Nash CH, fancy goods 
Wash Waliiz, 2d vice-pres O P R RCo 
Noftger M L, attorney-at-law and no- 
tary public 
Occidental Hotel, Mrs N C Polley propr 
, WM Hoag vice-president 
and general manager 
Palladay T H, bootmaker 
Pitmsn W M, sash and door factory 


CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST.,S,F. 


W WORK, 
isce. 


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CONKLIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING, 333 TYLER ST. S.F. 


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Ray John & Son (John and A J Ray), 

groceries and crockery 

Rayburn J W, attorney-at-law 

Riley John, propr Corvallis Brewery 

Rosenthal E, gents’ furnishing goods 

St:Clair W, harness and saddles 

Senders J, general merchandise 

Smith W P, physician 

Stock M, general merchandise 

STOWELL J W, proprietor Corvallis 
Sample Rooms 

Taylor B T& Son (B T and J C Taylor), 
butchers 

Taylor E H, dentist 


OX POHEIM, the Tailor. 


PUBLISHED WEEKLY..... 


A Large Circulation to 
M.S. 


COTTAGE GROVE. 


LaNnE County. A post, express and tel- 
egraph office, on the Oregon & Cali- 
fornia R. R. (East Side), 54 miles 


200. 


Adams Mrs S M, milliner 

Bean J W, physician 

Casey & nider blacksmiths and wagon- 
makers 

Chance H H, groceries and liquors 

Chrisman Scott, saddlery and harness 

CROW WILLIAM N, blacksmith 

Gavonitt S P, flour-mill 

Hubbard H A, bootmaker 

Johnson A F, groceries 

Knox O F, butcher 

Lurch Bros, general merchandise 

Stevenson Cal, jeweler 

Stoffer & Markley, blacksmiths and 
wagonmakers 

Thompson H, saloon 

Thornton J V, hotel 

Vaughn J W, flour-mill 

Wallace J C, livery stable 

Wharton LB, butcher 

WHIPPLE E W, postmaster 


ARDWOOD LUMBER, s: 


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For THE BEST FITTING SUIT OF CLOTHES go to J 


ON THE LINE OF THE 


0. P. R. R. and at th: Southern Terminus of the 0. & C. RR. 


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northeast of Roseburg. Population ; 


HITE BROS. 183 4 15 Main and 14 & 16 Li ay 
»8 F. Counter Tops, Newel Posts, Balusters, 


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; Oregon—Corvallis—Crawfordsville, 979 | Ss 
a) 

Polley Mrs NO, propr Occidental Hotel | Vaughan E C & Co (E C Vaughan), gro- S 
Polley & Powers (J C Polley and A G|_ceries and crockery rr 
Powers), saloon Vincent H W, propr Vincent House = 
Pond L P, propr Exchange Hotel Weber J, stoves and tinware = 
Powers Cyrus, saloon P, furniture dealer a 
Pygall A R, city marshal White B G, saloon Po 


Whitney C H & Co (C H Whituey and 
L Bettman), furnishing and dry goods ” 

Will Bros (J W and A H Will), gun- 
smiths and sewing machines 


Wilson B W, county clerk 
Wilson J O, deputy county clerk z 
WOODCOCK & BALDWIN (M 8 | 


Woodcock and W Baldwin), hard- | @ 


ware, stoves and tinware 
WOODCOCK M§, attorney-at-law, 
notary public and publisher “ Cor- ” 
vallis Gazette ”’ oo 
Zierolf P M & Co /P M Zierolf and N L 
Raber), groceries 


The Corvallis Gazette 2 


Edited and Printed entire, at home, without the use of ‘ Patent Reading Matter.” 


... AT CORVALLIS, OREGON, |i" 


Bona Fide Subscribers. 
WOODCOCK, Publisher. 


WHIPPLE E W & BROS, general 


nia R R and Wells, Fargo & Co 
Wynn & Wright, physicians 


COVE. 


Unton County. A post-office. 


Borroughs Sam, planing-mill 

Gass Jack, tannery 

Geer H J, nurseryman 

HAYDEN E E, stock-raiser 

Payne James, cheese factory 

Payne & Jaycox, general merchandise 
Russell T J, blacksmith 


CRAWFORDSVILLE. 


Linn County. A _ post-office, located 
in the valley of the Calapooia, six | ey 

| miles above Brownsville. The situa- 
tion is a very pretty one, but the pop: 3 
ulation of the village is very small. |e 
There is one church, owned by the 
eople, and free to all denominations. 
here are two substantial school 
houses in the district, The valley is 


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about two miles wide, and the land is 
very rich and productive. 
Crawford & Fuller, planing-miils 
Derrick H, blacksmith 
GLASS & BISHOP, general merchan- 


CRESWELL. 


Lange County. A post and express 
office on the Oregon & California R.R. 
East Side), 63 miles northeast of Rose- 
urg. 
Belshaw & Martin, druggists 
Belshaw T, justice of the peace 
Gilfrey John T, general merchandise 
WEN A W, general merchandise 
and postmaster 
Hughes A, blacksmith 
Hughes John, blacksmith 
Hunt Wm, bootmaker 
Robinett M, bootmaker 
Scarbrough L D, physician 
Thornton J, hotel 
Thornton M J, groceries 
Turrell & Son, flour-mills 


CROMWELL. 


Union County. A post-office. 


CROMWELL JULIUS T, postmaster 
CROSS HOLLOWS. 


Wasco County. A post-office, 

Friend I N, blacksmith 

SCHERN ECKER A, geveral merchan- 
se 


CROSS KEYS. 


Wasco County. A post-office. 
BUTLER E G, postmaster 

CROW. 
Lang County. A post-office, 20 miles 


northwest of Eugene City. 
WAY A, jostmaster 


CROWLEY'S. 
Pork County. A post-office, on the 
Oregon & California R. R. (West 
Side), 66 miles southwest of Portland. 


Sears I K, warehouse 
STEVENS E §, general merchandise 


DALLAS. 


Potx County. A post and express of- 


ACHHORST'S *aeasrsuirnciaz* No. 315 


Sewelry & Diamond Werk, 
980 Oregon—Crawfordsville—Dallas. 


CALVIN NUTTING & SOW, * 


BADE ID 8 ins yy as Sho Na RE AI 
ann) Sa ce hs cha te aa es 


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19 Montgomery 


fice, on the O. R. & N. Co's Railway, 
Narrow Gauge Division (West Side), 
and is reached by daily awe from 
Salem 15 miles distant. e soil 
surrounding the place is a rich loam, 
and remarkably productive. It is also 
reached by steamboats plying on the 
Willamette and stage from Independ- 
ence 9 miles away. 


Alderson Rev C, clergyman (Methodist) 

Armstrong G, saloon 

Ashbaugh John, restaurant 

Bettman & Rosenblatt (L Bettman and 
S Rosenblatt), gen merchandise 

Brown F A, wagonmaker 

Brown W O, general merchandise 

Burns & Morrison (D N Burns and J C 
Morrison), livery and sale stable 

Butler H J, general merchandise 

Campbell J M, furniture 

Capps Wn, physician 

Casper H_ B, tinner 

Cole J W, coroner 

Collins F M, butcher 

Collins J L, attorney-at-law and notary 

ublic 
PER HB, stoves and tinware 

Craven Joseph, county commissioner 

Crider J W, groceries 

Daly & Butler (J J Daly and N L But- 
ler), attorneys-at-law 

Daly J J (Daly & Butler), notary public 

Elkins W S, real estate agent 

Ellis W, ries 

GOOD GEO E, panther “Polk County 
Itemizer”’ (Dallas and Independence) 

Grant W , city marshal 

pemoe H, restaurant 


awley J H, representative 

HOLMAN H. sheriff 

Holman N, livery stable 

Hughes & Guy (C Hughes and T H 
Guy), boot and shoemakers 

Hyde JL, druggist 

James J, watchmaker 

Johns C A, attorney-at-law, notary pub- 
lic and city recorder 

Johnson G W, harness and saddles 

Kientoff Wm, jewelry 

Kimball I R, dentist 

Lee J D, general merchandise 

Lyons H W, saloon 
ason I T, dentist 

Miller E T, county treasurer 

Miller ae druggist 

Mulke J, county assessor 

Myer Mrs Mary C, millinery 

Norton E, cooper 

Parson & Schovee (E E Parson and F 
H Schovee), proprs Parson's Hotel 

Patterson F A, resentative 

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AlN @TREET, BAN AN 8CO,. 
ren Deers, Bank aalen vg 


Eyes aate Ss EMIHOVN ONIMAS . NHOL LS TVAOG,, OL, 


JOE PO 


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“AMLEN, TUGGLE & CO., Ship Plank, all kinds, 


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eo’ Ed, tony pia a 
Ford O C, farmer 
Halstead Benj, farmer DELL. 


Sharick Wm, farmer Baker County. A post-office situated 


Sharp R J, farmer } on Willow Creek. The people are 
WELCH MARGARET A, postmis-| employed in farming and cattle and 


stock raising. 


SEES GRAY G J, postmaster 
DAY'S CREEK. DENMARK. 


Dovauas County. A post-office, loca- 


tress 
Winston James, farmer 


“INIWISVNVW IWOINONOD] 


ted 7 miles from Canyonville. hese ee A ae ' . 
z 0, SUrV a 
HANKS JOHN T., postmaster eee eo, surveyor and civil engi 


RTON, FORA 

, general merchan- 
DAYTON. dise, postmaster and justice of peace 
Yamurtt Country. A post and express | Nelson P, blacksmith 


£ Oregon—Dallas—Dexter. 981 | 
8 Riggs Scott, county commissioner DETMERING G E, general merchan- 2 
@2| Rigler Frank, county school supt dise and agt Wells, Fargo & Co a 
© powell s 4 pools hu FREE PRESS butcher pets 
owe ressmaker » A L Saylor publish _ 
re Rubell W H, dentist Giltner Frank, saloon ale teas rr 
Y ROSWELL, county clerk | Hanson S D, barber 
= Shultz John, constable HARRIS R L. operator W U Tel Co | Se 
ews Sites J R, physician Hill F A, druggist and groceries (Fe) 
Smith F, barber Hill Mrs F A, millinery i_—— 
8 Smith 1, county judye Jones & Nichols, greral mdse =] 
, postmaster ones ichols & Jones) 
=| ae ‘ iY ane blacksmith eee pone harnessmaker = 
mit » physician an & Co, livery stable rr 
xy TILES F A, harness and saddles Tonnts & Nash, atest line o 
| Stint A, real estate agent | Wogan Wm, livery stable r—) 
4] Swain Mrs M BE, dressmaker Mills VY A B, physician 3 
Tillotson Geo, justice of peace Morse & Harris (B F Morse and B E 
Townsend J H, attorney-at-law Harris), blacksmiths and wagonma- J 
Truitt W, attorney-at-law kers 
Wright W P, county surveyor Mutchler Alex, wagonmaker = 
lFS ef Nichols & Jones ({ Nichole and J Jones), | = 
icho ones ichols an ones 
fx DALLES CITY. general merchandise : — 
See The Dalles, Powell W S, saw-mill =3 
f= See, Baa J ey mre r yo fat gad = 
YLO , drugyist, books, insur- 
Ks - DAMACUS. ance agent, postmaster’ and publisher 
FQ ahr timgerenty iba “i Romeoines i Watene J iT genes merchandise 
miles northeast of Oregon City. D 
TER DANIEL, boot and shoe- 
a Buchman A, farmer ae ve 
%9| Farrar D, farmer Wolfe J T, clergyman (Methodist) 
: 


office; is a town of 400 population, Thrift A H, dairyman 
situated on the Yamhill River, 30| Upton J H, attorney-at-law and notary 


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miles from Portland. The means of| public = 
access are nieve are offered by =A Ee pa 
a private staye line, connecting wit 
tains on the West Side R. R. It is DEXTER. = : 
quite a shipping point. Lane County. A post-office, 17 miles | a i 
4 Abdill G B, stoves and tinware southeast of Engene City. Popula- | ex me 
Ball —, physician tion 100. 1 ie 
Becker Charles, blacksmith HANDSAKER SAMUEL, dry goods, | =e i 
ie Crane A A, mgr Dayton Flouring Mills) clothing, boots and shoes, medicines, | | 
© Dayton Flouring Mill Co, A A Crane| __tinware, etc, and postmaster = ee | 
>| manager Painter John & Co, grist-mill nn | 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, “Street,u.@. Oregon Ach, Maple and Alder 


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lety Goods, etc, at NORCROSS & CO., 
nie Temple, 0.6 Post Street, 8. F. 


Oregon—Dilley—East Portland. 


; Payton J E, physi .an 
DILLEY. Rovers H, Safodater and contractor 


Wasnineton County. A post-office, 28 | Sherrill A, hotel 
miles southwest of Portland. Stryker D S, hotel 
Aplin J P, ill and grain deal Underhill J H, meat market 
ayers L Aileoe and grain dealer | Wangeman J C, harnessmaker 
Boyd James, newspaper agent ai 
Boyd M, coal DUFUR. 
ale Bryant, woo 
Hallett 7 L, railroad supt Wasco County. A post-office, 
JOHNS GEORGE 8, nursery, fruit} Allen & Herbert, flouring-mill 
dealer and game chickens Bolma Ed, blacksmith 
McLeod A L, insurance agent Dufur A J Jr, justice of peace 
McLeod Wm, gen mdse and freight agt | Nedrow Geo, carpenter and builder 
McLeod Wm Jr, sampler Simmons S C, hotel 
Parsons E L & Co, attorneys-at-law and| WILLIAMS C A, general merchan- 
contractors dise, notary public and postmaster 
See: ba ig pints agent — 
coggin , land broker 
Bocgein Wn, machine agent DUNDEE. 
Strasser L, saloon YAMHILL County. A post-office. 


Moda EE Grae: doaler Edwards Jasper, blacksmith 


ae LEWIS W H, hotel, land agent of O R 
DIXIE, & N Co, telegraph operator, and post- 


Potk County. Post-office Rickreal. master 


Beck O C, blacksmith 
FOX & GODELL, general merchan- EAGLE CREEK. 
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e ; CiackaMas County. A post-office, 16 
Krotz, Washorn & Co, flour-mills miles northeast of Oregon Civy. Pop- 
ulation 75, 


DORA. Burhardt & Sinn, general merchandise 


Coos County. A post-office, 28 miles ELSANDER 4 see 


southeast of Empire City. Epperson Geo, saw-mill 
Howe C, nurser debi la ier . 
FIELD F tmaster irchherr G, blacksmit 
me =... Neurath Wm, carpenter and builder 
DR AIN Poe James M, shingle-weaver 
° Rann J F, bootmaker 
Wilbern H, gen mdse and postmaster 


315 J Street, Sacramen 


rtment of 
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Dovetas County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, on the Oregon and 


California R. R. (East Side), 36 miles E AGLE POINT. 


northeast of Roseburg. ; Pr z ae ‘a 
ACKSON County. -office, 
Anlauf Bros, gen mdse and saloon miles northeast of J aciacnyillb 
Beckley §, livery stable 
Carper A A, wagonmaker and cabinet- | Ashpole John, constable 
maker Barker R L, physician 
DRAIN & CO, general merchandise | Brown R H, general merchandise 
DRAIN & JOHNSON, flour-mill | Daley A J, grist-mill 
Estes E A, varieties Emery & Co, general merchandise 
Hasard Charles, hotel [ 4 stmaster 
Hickathier A, bootmaker and photog-| Purdin M, blacksmith and justice of 
rapher _peace 
Hurlburt Rev W, Methodist clergyman | Simon P, hotel 
jab tag x ee general pers eare _—_— 
Kuykenda , druggist an sician 
Mattoon Joha,’ barber pay EAST PORTLAND. 
Ostertag John, blacksmith Mvuttnomau County. A post and ex- 
Palmer Bros, saw-mill prone office, 
Parrott Miss, dressmaker irectly east of Portland, on the op- 


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CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDcN GATE AVENUE (ITLEH 91.) 0. f. 


population in the State. 


stantial brick business houses, and many 
elegant residences, some of them ap- 


conspicious ones of the metropolis. 


discipline enforced alike in every de- 
partment. The people of Multnomah 
County take great pridein their schools, 
which is a mark designating the high 


masses. She has a well organized fire 
department. 


Allison Wm, hotel 

Ausmus B F (Jones & Ausmus) 

Austin Cornelius (Morgan, Austin & 
Luelling) 

Beard E C(H D McGuire & Co), news- 
paper agency and job printers 

Beck vith & Frost (L O Beckwith and 
(+ B Frost), groceries 

Beck with L O (Beckwith & Frost) 

Beebe Bros (A P and C E Beebe), hotel 

Bigsby Theo, cigars, tobazco, fruit, can- 

ies, &c 

Barman L & D, general merchandise 

Bode Frank, bakery and groceries 

Brigham E C, watchmaker 

Brohaska G, hotel 

B §, justice of the eace and 
insurance agent 


and builder 
Byrnes J B (Byrnes & Tompkins) 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS *84."9.22s0" 2" 


y ’ 1 fan Francisco. 


Oregon—East Portland. 983 


osite bank of the beautiful Willamette 
River, is located the thriviag town of 
East Portland, whose inhabitants claim 
the honor of being second in point of 
otwith- 
standing the sloughs and bottoms which 
overtlow in winter along her water 
front, health is excellent, and the resi- 
dent physicians have ample time for 
rest between calls, save one or two fav- 
orites. Within the past year, improve- 
ments have been many and substantial, 
hundreds of new houses having been 
erected; rented’before work was fairly 
begun, and occupied ere the plaster on 
the walls was dry. The future seems 
even brighter stil], as the railway routes 
will for the time being at least find a 
terminus within her boundary. Real 
estate is in demand and changing hands 
at steadily advancing figures. Many 
business men and laborers from Port- 
land reside on the east side on account 
of the cheapness of rents, which makes 
it to Portland what Oakland is to San 
Francisco, East Portland now boasts a 
handsome city hall, a number of sub- 


proaching the palatial grandeur of the 


Her schools are conducted upon a sys- 
tem similar to those of Portland, and in 
consequence are excellent. None but 
competent teachers are employed, and 


intelligence and refinement of the/| 


Burdin E W, undertaker and carpenter”| KITTERMAN H & SON, (H and A 


Kroetz John (John Kroetz & Co) 


eco A aie a lc MM oh ib tase 
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pond tens A OLSS 


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Byrnes & Tompkins (J B Byrnes and R 
Tompkins), groceries and fish market 
Cameron W P & Co (W P andA Came- 
ron), dry goods, clothing and milli- 


nery 

Charlton Mrs O, physician 

Coffin Henry L, dentist 

Coley H C, peyecnn 

Couyill Mrs M, books and stationery and 
postmistress 

Creitz Wm F (Prettyman & Creitz 

Dalton Wm, hardware, sash and doors, 
paints, oils, & 

De Boest John, saloon 

Doane Rev N, clergyman (Methodist) 


“EAST PORTLAND VINDICA- 


OO SZONVANSNI NNS 


TOR” (recy) E L Thorp publisher 
East Portland Water Co, H D McGuire 
superintendent 
Eddy D M, physician 
Eggleston 7? M, door, sash and blind 


factory 
Fay John, saloon 
Freeman Thos B, carriagemaker 
Frost G B (Beckwith & Frost) 
Frush J H & Co, real estate agents 
Garrison C G, general merchandise 
Gillespie RL, barber 
Gloss Frank, bootmaker 
Gordon W S, stoves -.1d hardware 
Grady James, saloon 
Graham C H, painter 
WM, barber 
Hall J H (Hall & Stott) 
HALL & STOTT (J H Hall and JM 
Stott), hardware and agricultural 
implements 


HANSEN HANS, nurseryman and 
seedsman—office and depot, 82 Front, 
Portland 

Harrington S R, attorney-at-law 

Hays W S, billiards, cigars and tobacco 

Heintz E, barber and justice of the peace 

HENDEE D H, photographer 

Hill H C, harnessmaker 

Hill W C, door, sash and blind factory 

Hogue H A, lumber and saw-mill 

Holmes R H & Son (R H and OG 
Holmes), groceries 

Irvin I A (Logan & Irvin) 

Johnson RT, groceries 

Jones & Ausmus (Henry Jones and B F 
Ausmus) wood, flour and feed 

Jones Henry (Jones & Ausmus) 

Kadderley J J, stoves and tinware 

Keenan S M, hotel 

Kiessling H H, boots and shoes 

Kindorf Arthur (Gus Strube & Co) 

Kindorf Fred (Gus Strube & Co) 

Kirk A L (Matlock, Kirk & Co) 


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Kitterman), groceries, cor 5th and U 


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KROETZ JOHN & CO (John Kroetz 
and Lambert Kratz), proprietors 
Humboldt Brewery 

Logan A H (Matlock, Kirk & Co) 

Logan F L, livery stable 

Logan & Irvin (J A Logan and I A Ir- 
vin), droggiate 

Logan J A (Logan & Irvin) 

Logus Chas, pork packer 

Lope Adam, saloon 

Lowengardt S, general merchandise 

Lucas J T, cigars and tobacco 

Luelling Alfred (Morgan, Austin & Lu- 
elling), notary public 

LYO. livery and feed stable, 


cor 5th and L 

TLOCK, KIRK & CO (TJ Mat. | 
lock, A L Kirk and A H Logan), real 
estate and money b: okers 


iy i et ; x x i Sk hee et eae My a on . 


Oregon—East Portland. 


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Matlock T J (Matlock, Kirk & Co) 

McCalla W A (Wheeler & McCalla) 

McGuire H D & Co (H D McGuire and 
E C Beard), reul estate and insurance 


ts 
Meyers Henry, saloon 
KORGAN, AUSTIN & LUEL 
H B Morgan, Cornelius Austin and 
Alfred Luelling), real estate agents 
and collectors 
Morgan H B (Morgan, Austin & Luel- 
ling) 
Neppach J C (Underhill & Neppach) 
Newell J A, general merchandise 
GE, physician and pres East 
Portland Water Co 


OREGON PUMP WORKS, 8S 0 Wood 
proprietor 


OREGON PUMP WORKS 


Hast Portland. 


MANUFACTURERS OF THE 


Dirigo » Challenge Pumps 


AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF 


Pumps, Pipe, Kitc. 


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Orr J W, wagonmaker 

Parelius M W, picture frames and music 

Parker J F and J B, blacksmiths and 
wagonmakers 

Payne Frank, East Portland Foundry 

Perry Geo, agt W, F & Co 

Powell & New (James Powell and Wm 


New), livery stable 
PRETTYMAN & CREITZ (Wm D 
Prettyman and Wm F Creitz), real 


estate and loan agents 
Prettyman Wm D (Prettyman & Creitz) 
Raffety C H (Dav Raffety & Bro), phy- 
sician 


PRISON CELLS, 


Fences and Bridge Werk, 
287 Main Street, s. F. 


Raffety Dav (Dav Raffety & Bro), phy- 


sician 

aa 4 Dav & Bro (Dav, CH and R M 
Raffety), druggists 

Riley M, bects and shoes 

Roberton Thos, druggists 

Rogers J H, painter 

Ross G J, groceries 

Royal W W, popesas 

Sails Rev T L, Methodist clergyman 

Schloth & Bro (F and C Schloth), meat 
market 

Schmeer Simon, fruits, candies, etc 

Schrder Wn, saloon 


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Smith Albert B, feed stable 

Smith C B, hysician 

Smith Mrs Ellen J » physician 

Smith Mrs Sarepta, physician 

Smith S, hy sician 

Smith TC plumber and gasfitter 

Stott J M (Hall & Stott) 

Strube Gus & Co Gupere Strube, Fred 
and Arthur Kindorf), wholesale and 
retail butchers 

Strube Gustave (Gus Strube & Co) 

Sylvester B, blacksmith 

ORP E L publisher “East Port- 
land Vindicator” 

Tompkins R (Byrnes & Tompkins) 

Underhill & hs ach (Wm a 
and J C Nep ), flour and 

Underhill Wu (Underhill & Neacesti 

Walder Ulrich, bakery 

Warren Henry, venti beaey and varieties 

vow mer (LG and Thomas Welch), 


WENT JOHN, ssloon 

West T B, general merchandise 

Wheeler C H (Wheeler & McCalla) 

Wheeler & McUalla (C H Wheeler and 
W A McCalla), groceries 

Wolff John H, bootmaker 

Wood 8 0, Proprietor Oregon Pump 

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of East Portland, Oregon, where it is Pubtalieds 
It is the visitor to three thousand (3,000) homes 
weekly, sixteen hundred of which are farmers 
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ECHO. 


Umatitta Country. A post-office, 15 
miles from Umatilla. 


Armstrong T, carpenter 
Hiestland & Leveridge, gen mdse 
Hitemiller J, blacksmith 
Kays L D, druggist 
KOONTZ J Hr general merchandise 


Lee George, carpenter 
Mason Geo, wz gonmaker 
Sullivan J, saloon 

Voss Wm, salocn 


Oregon—East Portlaid-Elk Head. 


EGAN. 


Grant County. 
McGowen Geo, postmaster 


ELK FLAT. 
Union County. A post-office. 


one —, farmer 

artlett —, c: mter 

Beam Jos, artes 

Benshettle J, farmer 

Bolly A, freighter and farmer 

Belly J, farmer 

Bolby Wm, farmer 

Braton J, postmaster and farmer 

Broger J, armer 

Broger Peter, farmer 

Brown —, clergyman and farmer 

Brown J, farmer 

Carlton b, farmer and wagonmaker 

Crisman J, farmer 

Daron N, farmer 

Elliot John, farmer 

Faller E G, farmer and stock raiser 

Fine A, farmer 

Fiue J, "farmer 

Gordon A M, farmer 

Gordon W, farmer 

Graham D, farmer. 

Graham J, landJcrd 

Hamilton —, farmer and stock raiser 

a ea N, carpenter and wagonma- 
er . 

Hindman J, farmer 

Hindman Wn, farmer 

Houg H, farmer 

Huterd J, farmer 

Hufman 5, farmer 

Huntly —, farmer 

Kendrix —, farmer 

Knight Andrew, farmer 

Knight B, farmer 

Paterson —, farmer 

Peal F, farmer 

Resner —, farmer 

Roberts S, farmer 

Roberts T, bootmaker 

Sherwood J F, tubmaker and farmer 

Sherwood G C, farmer 

Sherwood T, physician 

Staly —, farmer 

Weaver J, farmer 

Woods Wm, farmer 


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ELK HEAD. 


Dovetas County. A post-office. 


COATS E B, carpenter and postmaster 
James J 'T, carpenter hinted 
Todd, Emerson & Co, quicksilver;mines 


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ELKTON. 


Dovetas County. A post-office, 12 
miles southwest of ain and 15 
miles northwest of Oakland. 


Baker C W, carpenter 
Béckley H & Co, general merchandise 
Beckley Haney pres Elkton Milling Co 
Benedict G W, justice of peace 
Cox A W, hotel 
Cox John, hotel 
Elkton Milling Co, saw and flouring- 
mills, Henry Beckley pres 
Y JB, postmaster 
McCord James, blacksmith 
McGuire C, miller 
Roberts J S, carpenter 
Stark Jas M, notary public ‘ 
Stark Mrs J M, hotel and stage station 


ELLA. 
Umatiiia County. A post-office. 


OVIATT FRANK, blacksmith and 


postmaater 


ELLENSBURG. 


Curry County. Post-office and county 
seat, situated near the ocean on Rogue 
River, and is reached by sailins ves- 
sels fr.m San Francisco, 319 wiles 
distant. It is surrounded by fine 
grazing and mineral lands and the 
scenery of the high chain of moun- 
tains is picturesque and grand. Pop- 
ulation 250, 

Colvin H, blacksmith 

Cooley G W, county judge 

Cunningham T, coroner 

_ Y COUNTY POST,” Walter 
Sutton proprietor 

Edson A J, hotel 

Fry J M, county assessor 

Gauntlett J H, attorney-at-law, notary 
public, conveyancer and real estate 


agent 
Gauntlett Wm, sheriff 
Geisel Miss Annie, millinery 
Gibson M B, county treasurer and boot- 


maker 
A M, county clerk and 


315 J St., Sacramento, C 


Fine Watches, Jewe 


verware, Precious Stones, e 


hotel 
Guisel Annie, milliner 
D, general merchandise, 
cannery, shipping and commission 
merchant 
Merriman Geo, justice of peace 
Merriman S D, county commissioner 
PHILBROOK REV C E, clergyman 
Riley M, saloon 
Robinson John R, justice of peace 


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Rumley Wm, justice of pen 

Saunders John, flour-mi 

Strahan H, hotel 

SUTTON WALTER, proprietor “Cur. 
ry County Post’ Lin 

Vonder Green F O, physician 

Walker & Vail (R Walker and John 
Vail), saloon 

Woodruff Delos, hotel 


Gurry Gounty Post. 


Published Every Saturday 


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Ellensburg, Curry Co., Oreg. 


WALTER SUTTON, 


Proprietor. 


EMPIRE CITY. 


Coos County. A post, express and 
telegraph office; situated on Coos Bay 
225 miles southwest of Salem. 


Angell W C, physician and coroner 
Bean R 8, district judge 

Camp AB, county supt of schools 
Campbell John, hotel 

Dyer Geo M, county judge 

Getty R W, livery stable 

Gilbert J B, postmaster 

Hall J F, county surveyor 
Harlocker L, asuessor 

Hazard S H, attorney-at-law 
Holverstott H W, county commissioner 
Jackson J J, hotel 

Kiley James R, saloon 

es James S, hotel 

Lamb T, county assessor 

Lane John, sheriff 

Lockhart Mrs, hotel 

Luce H H, saw-mill and gen mdse 
Markey T C, physician 

Morse David Jr, general merchandise 
Pioneer Market, fruit, vegetables, etc 
Reichart W, saloon 

Rogers S C, county commissioner 


SCHETTER FRED, agent for Arcata 
Steamers to San Francisco, shipping 
and commission merchant, postmaster 
and county treasurer 

Sengstacken H, druggist 

STAN FF A, county clerk 
hitney H P, meat market 

Wilson 


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from Empire City; population 160, 
FISH A H, grist-mill 
Fish J G, bootmaker 
Moyer J B, blacksmith 


CIM, the Tailor. 


Potk County. A post-vffice, on the 
Willamette River, 6 miles southwest 
of Salem. 


dayden H, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
IODSON W, general merchandise 


EUGENE CITY. 


Lane Country. A poet, express and tel- 
egraph office, The county seat, situ- 
ated on the Oregon & California R. 
R., 124 miles south of Portland. Eu- 
gene is a well-built town of about 
1,500 inhabitants. The country around 
is admirable for farming. A sufficien- 
cy of schools, churches and social or- 
ganizations render it a desirable place 
of residence. It is the seat of the 
State University, and promises to be 
the educational center of the Pacific 
Northwest. Hotel accommodations are 

d. Travelers receive excellent 
treatment at the St. Charles. 

Abrams W H, pianing-mill, sash, door 
and blind factory and contractor 

Adair LG, agtO & C R R and W U 
Tel Co 

Atterberry J E, marshal 

LES, proprietor St 
Charles Hotel 
BARTELS CHARLES, bootmaker 
Bausch P, bootmaker 
Bean R 8S, circuit judge 2d judicial dist 
Bettman G, general merchandise 
Bilyeu L (Strahan & Bilyeu), attorney- 
at-law and notary public 
Bonnett & Clark Misses, millinery and 
dressmaking 
Bristow J W, cigars and tobacco and 
insurance agt 
Callison RG (R G Callison & Co), and 
city recorder 
Callison R G & Co (R G and R M Calii- 
son), books, stationery and groceriva 
BROS (I L and JR 


BEST FITTING SUIT OF CLOTHES go to JOE PO 


Guard 
CAMPBELL J R (Campbell Bros), 


and sheriff 
Et! Campbell W T, councilman 


Day), furniture and undertaking 
Cherry J W (Cherry & Day) 


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Oregon—Enchanted Prairie~Eugene City. 


Church J © (Robinson & Church) 
Clark E G, dentist 
Coos Uounry. A post-office, 60 miles | Clarke Wm (Haines & Clarke) 
Crain Bros (H N and F W A Crain), 


Craw Geo 


Campbell), proprietors Eugene City 


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Cherry & Day (J W Cherry and R M/ KINCAID BROS (HR and G 8 Kin- 


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watches, jewelry and music 
( » agt Wells, Fargo & Co, 

and insurance agt 

Crouch F J (Crouch & Goodchild) 

CROUCH & GOODCHILD (F J 
Crouch and C Goodchild), foundry 
and machine shops 

Day R M (Cherry & Day) 

Dorris B F, stoves and tinware 

Dorris G B, attorney-at-law and notary 
public 

Driver Rev I D, clergyman (Methodist 


P 4 

Dunn F B, general merchandise 

Durant Wm, meat market 

Eakin S B Jr, representative 

Edris W (Patterson, Edris & Co), city 
councilman 

Ellison J R, groceries and justice peace 

“EUGENE CITY GUARD” (week- 
ly), Campbell Bros proprietors 

Farrell P H, marble works 

Fitch C W, attorney-at-law and county 


jud 
Friendly S.H, general merchandise 
Gardner Mrs Wm, dressmaker 
Gill J P, physician 
Gil TJ f bo (T J and Geo W Gill), 
ggists 
Goldsmith Aaron, groceries 
Goodchild C (Crouch & Goodchild) 
Gray J G (Patterson, Edris & Co), 
and county treasurer 
Gross Jesse, wagonmaker 
Haines & Clarke (W W Haines and 
Wm Clarke), tannery 
Haines W W (Haines & Clarke) 
}Hays & Luckey (R R Hays and J 8 
uckey), druggists 
Hayes R B, representative 
Hendricks T G, gen mdse and mayor 
Hickethier G (Hickethier & Whipp), 
marble works 
Hickethier & Whipp (G Hickethier and 
J Whipp), marble works 


HODES (, saloon 
Horn C M, guns, pistols, etc 
Horn Jerry, barber 


H C Humphrey), capitalists 
Itowe Ed, bakery and groceries 
Humphrey H C (Hovey & Humphrey) 
Hunt A, bootmaker 
James B H, city treasurer 
Johnson J W, city councilman 


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CAID HR {Kincaid Bros), editor 
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Kinsey ae W, justice of peace and 


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in D R, livery stable 
Lane County Mercantile Association, 
| J H McClung supt, general mdse 
| Lauer Chas, capitalist 
: Long John, representative 
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Luckey J S (Hays & Luckey), watch- 
maker and jeweler 

Lynch A (Lynch & Page) 

Lynch ! Page (A Lynch and J L Page), 


groceries 

Marx Christian, barber 

McClaney J H, councilman 

McClaren James, saloon 

McClung J H, supt Lane County Mer- 
cantile Association 

McFarland V, stoves and tinware 

McMurry M W, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

McPherson P J, county assessor 

Melson Geo (Melson & Van Winkle) 

Melson & Van Winkle (Geo Melson and 
Mark Van Winkle), blacksmiths 

Midgley Geo, sash and door factory 

M, attorney-at-law, 

real estate agent, notary public, and 
collector 

Miller W L, physician 

Nicklin A I, physician 

Nicklin John, physician 

Noland Geo, county surveyor 

Offutt James (Patterson & Offutt) ; 

“OREGON STATE JOURNAL” 
(weekly), Kincaid Bros proprietors 

Osburn & Co (Wm and F Osburn), 
druggists 

Osburn F W (Osburn & Co), coroner 

Osburn Wn, physician 

Page J L (Lynch & Page) 

Parsons John, clergyman (Methodist) 

Patterson A K (Patterson & Offutt) 

Patterson A S (Patterson, Edris & Co), 
hooks, stationery, and postmaster 

Patterson A W, physician, and county 
sv.pt of schools 

Patterson, Edris & Co(A S Patterson, 
Win Edris, J G Gray, and Samuel 
Swift), flouring-mills 

Patterson & Offutt (A K Patterson and 
James Offutt), meat market 

Peters A V, general merchandise 

Preston Wm, harness and saddles 

Pritchard D T, watchmaker and jeweler 

Rankin F A, photographer 

Rankin Miss 8S C, millinery and fancy 


Ream J R, furniture and undertaker 
Renshaw Wm M, saloon 

Rhinehart J B, painter 

Robinson & Church (J F Robinson and 


Ret aN Mah Oe 


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Robinson J F (Robinson & Church) 
Robinson R M, cigars, tobacco and con- 


fectioner 
ST CHARLES HOTEL, Chas Beker 
proprietor 
Stephens S 8S, county commissioner 
Sharples Ay phase 
Shelton T W, physician 
arnt J ART SOHN and be sey se 
TEW » proprietor Stew- 
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and L ben attorneys-at-law and 
notaries public 

Strahan RS (Strahan & Bilyeu) 

Swift Samuel (Patterson, Swift & Co) 

Taylor N J, dentist 

Van Winkle Mark (Melson & Van 
Winkle) 

Veatch H C, representative and county 
commissioner 

Me Michael, brewery 

Walton Joshua J, attorney-at-law and 
notary public 

Ware Joel, county clerk 

Warshauer S, dry goods and clothing 

Washburne Geo 8, attorney-at-law and 
notary public 

Whipp J (Hickethier & Whipp) 

Wilkins F M, druggist 

Winters J A, photoprs her 

Withrow Mrs M A, millinery and dress- 
making 


(Established 1969.) 
THE OREGON 


STATE JOURNAL 


PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT 
Eugene City, Oregon, 
— BY — 


H. R. KINCAID & G. 8. KINCAID, 
Editors and Proprietors. 


REPUBLICAN IN POLITICS. 
$2.60 a year in ady.:1ce; $3.00 if not paid in ad- 
vance. 

One of the best Advertising Mediums in the State. 


FAIRVIEW. 


Coos Country. A post and tel h 
ae 18 miles southeast of Mare : 
field. 


Benham Wm, blacksmith 


vichintt, (FILLMORE. 


Marion County. Post-office Wood- 


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Barlow O, general merchandise 


Cleaver Brus, wheat dealers 


Cox J B, blacksmith 
Komp Wn, hotel 


FLETTVILLE. 


Wasco County. 


A post-office. 


FLETT W G, postmaster 
Schatt Conrad, "general merchandise 


FLORENCE. 


Lanx County. A post-office. 


Andrews O M, hotel 

Buttolph A R, civil engineer and land 
surveyor 

Cendon Frank T, constable 

Kennedy O F, physician 

MOODY A 3 » general merchandise 

Morris J E, pace of the peace 

Pershbaker & Dame, salmon packers 

Woodmansee J L & Co, salmon packers 


FOREST GROVE. 


Wasuinaton County. A post-office; 
is 26 miles from Portland, on the Ore- 
gon and California R. R., (West Side), 
and hasa population of 600. 

It has a pleasant location and is back- 
el by a very productive agricultural 
district, which brings it into prominent 
notice by its large shipment of cereals 
and other products. It is the site of 
the Pacific University and Tualatin 
Academy, classical and military insti- 
tutions. 


Boss J G, stoves and tinware 


BOWLBY DR WILSON, drugs and 


stationer 

BRONSON L. carriage manufacturer 

BUXTON J T, general blacksmith 

Clow W C, variety store 

Cosper Rev W J, rong ahceare (Methodist) 

Emrich, Stephenson & Co (J Emrich and 
J e Ponheuaca nasinert 

Forest Grove Hotel, S A Sloan propr 

Geiger W, pores 

Hamilton & Hyde (H Hamilton and E 
Hyde), livery and sale stable 

we a ab AH, propr Hampton House 
and postmaster 

Harper P, bootmaker 

Haugg W, butcher 

Herrick Rev J R, clergyman 


Hinman A, gen indse, agtO& C RR, 
notary public and justice of peace 
Hoxter W D, general merchandise 


#3) Hubbard F, city marshal 


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Oregon—Fillmore—Fort Sumpter. 


emy, Re 
Poland J physician 
Roberts Rev 
Sloan S 
Sm*4h & Sous (I L, GLand J Smitb), 


Bee Fate a,» 
es ware '» F& Co 
Hyde HO hems 


» general merchandise 
Lee & Stewart (A Lee and D C Stewart), 
foundry and implement mfrs 
ary O, attorney-at-law and uotary 
public 
Long D, groceries 
LYSONS BROS (F H and J W Ly- 
sons), publishers of ‘‘Aurora”’ 
Lyman Rev H, clergyman 
arsh J W, prof of Latin and Greek 
McMahon Bi J, prin Pacific University 
and Tualatin Academy 
Merriman E R, music 
Noland W W, harness and saddles 


Pacific University and Tualatin Acade- 


v J R Herrick pres 


, clergyman 
propr Forest Grove Hotel 


furniture 


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lishers 


WalkerS A, boot and shoemaker 


Warren W E, groceries 
Williamson C A, dressmaker 


THE AURORA. 


LYSONS BROS., Pub ishers; 


A WEEKLY PAPER, 


APPRECIATED BY ALL. 


t# SPECIAL RATES to Advertisers, 


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Forest Crove, Oregon. 
A. TOZIER, Editor. 


FORT KLAMATH. 


Lake County. A post-office, 40 miles 
northwest of Linkville. 


Worden Sikes, general merchandise 


FORT STEVENS. 


Cuiatsor Coonty. Post-office Skipanon; 
a military port. 


ALLEN A G, general merchandise 


FORT SUMPTER. 


Baker County. See Sumpter. 


WHITE BROS,, 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
St, 8. F. Black Walnut, Spanish Cedar, Veneers. 


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FOSSIL. 


Wasco County. A post-office. 

Cartwright T J, postmaster and justice 
of peace 

Coats Wm, blacksmith 

Hamilton D, hotel and stables 

HOOVER & WATSON, drugs and 


general merchandise 


King & Bowers, saloon 

Millet Chas, restaurant 

Sanderson E W, notary public 
Thompson G H, geners! merchandise 


FOX VALLEY. 
Linn County. A post-office, 28 miles 
southeast of Salem. 


GARDNER A D, postmaster 
FRANKLIN. 


Lane County. A post-office, 14 miles 
nozthwest of Eugene City. 

BRYANT GEO, hotel 

Eritson H H, blacksmith 

Smith Daniel, livery stable 


FREEDOM. 


Coos County. A post-office. 


Grow D8, saloon 

Grow J, saloon 

Jenkins W S, shoemaker 
Lowe Y M, hotel 


MOORE *% F, hotel 
Moore A if, hotel 
Steward S KE, blacksmith 


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FULTONVILLE. 


Wasco Cyunry. <A post-office, 


FULTON JAMES SR, postmast: 
Fulton John, county surveyor 


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GARDEN HOME. 


Wasuineton County, A post-office, 


NICHOLS L H, postmaster and gen- 


eral merchandise 
GARDINER. 
Dovetas Coconty. A post-office, on the 
north bank of the Umpqua River, 18 


miles northwest of Scottsburg. Pop- 
ulation 350, 


Akerblad B M, saloon 
Anderson L F, bootmaker 


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DANIEL NORCROSS & CO, 


Oregon—Fossil—Gervais. 


Buchard, E A, general merchandise 

Butler James, deputy postmaster 

GARDINER MILL OO, general mer- 
chandise and mills 

JEWETT W F (Gardiner Mill Co) 

Lockwood T', hotel 

Magee W D, hotel 

Reed Wm A, boatbuilder 

Reid & Nelson, saivon - 

Reid Thomas, pestmaster 

Varrelman F, saloon and brewery 

Wailis Chas, bootmaker 

Whitter Dexter, druggist and physician 


GASTON. 


Wasninaton County. A post-office, 
on the Oregon & California R. R. 
(West Side), 32 miles southwest of 
Portland. 

Best Mrs E, miiliner 

Boos J G, hardware, tinware end drug- 
gist 

Brock Mrs E, hotel 

Campbell W C, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Gaston J, warehouse 

Jordan L A & G &K, carpenters 

RAYMOND BROS, gencra! 2:nerchan- 
dise and warehouso 


RAYMOND © A (Raymond Bros), 


postmaster 
GEORGE. 
Crackamas County. <A post-office, and 
farming sctviement, 


SCHVIDT J C, postmaster 
GERVAIS. 


Martoy County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, on the Oregon and 
California R, R. (Kast Side), 38 miles 
southwest of Portland. Population 
275. 


Bradley Mrs A G, milliner 

Brown § & Co, generai merchandise 
Canthorn & Clark, druggists 
Canthorn 4, physician 

Coole H, livery stable 


Coolidge A, saw-mill 

Elwarthy H_ B, teacher 

“GERVAIS TELLER,” © B Roberts 
proprictor . 

Goodman N, general merchandise 

Gould L, saloon 

Kaester Mrs C A, hotel 

Kaneisky M, general merchandise 

Keppinger B, bootmaker 

Llim M A, druggist and physician 

MITCHELL i tubacco, cigars, an’ 


postmaster 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, "Water Weosgiharnene: Sole pnd Biiaee 


Work, 827 Main Street. San Franciaco, 


4 
Sn renemmbsorbeny acre pena a eerie as eee ke 


sf, il ak 


s Nathman B A, blacksmith 
Oswald = ie ; 
Rigiy & Smith, saloon 
o ROBER TS G B, editor 
eller 


Seguin Louis, saloon 
Stevens B P, painter 


“Gervais 


ENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


Williams JS, agtO&CRR 


GLENCOE. 
Wasuineton County. A_ post-office. 


Davis Enos, hotel 
Fowler J J, general merchandise 
Johnston WB, saloon 
MEEK & BROS, flouring-mill 
MEEK J i, (Meek Brow) — 
MEEK STEPHEN A D (Meek Bros) 
Wirtz Joseph, blacksmith 

oe 


GLENN. 


Baker County. A post-office. 

Froman F K, physician 

@| GLENN W S&S, general merchandise 
and postmaster 

2 | Richardson James, saloon 

Tilson J T, notary public 


GOSHEN. 


| Lane County. A post and express 
office, on the Cregon and California 
R. R. (East Side), 6 miies southeast 
of Engene City, and 68 miles north- 
easi of Roseburg. 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & R 


Hansacker S & J H, general mdse 
Matlock J W, general merchandise 


GRADE. 


Wasco County. A post-office. 


MASTERSON A §, postinasier 
GRAND RONDE. 


Poik County. 


M, THE TAILOR, 


northwest of Salem. Population 120. 


LITCHFIELD BROS, general mdse 
LITCHFIELD G OC, postmaster 
Rowell & Son, lumber-mill 


GRANT’S PASS. 


© | Jackson County. A_ post-office; 69 


i he ee ee 


3] miles by stage south of Roseburg. 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


ALLEN GGLE. & Co. Nos. 18 and 20 Spear Mereet, | Francisco. 
5 Oregon—“rervais—Halsey. 991 


A post-office; 20 miles 
northwest of Dallas and 31 miles 


WHITE BROS, 13 & 15 
St, 8. F. Black 


Bie Do a aaa 


— 


Cook D §, blacksmith 
Dimick E, postmaster 
Haymond & Magruder, general mdse 


GRANT'S STATION. 
Post-office Villard. 
Scott & Co, general merchandise 


GRAVE CREEK. 


JOSEPHINE County. See Leland. 
GREENVILLE. 
Wasuinaton County. A post-office; 

11 miles northwest of Hillsboro. 


Ingles B R, blacksmith 
Manning M, saw-mill 
PIERCE & MOORE, geneval miso 


HALSEY. 


Linn County. <A post, express and 
telegraph office; situated on the line 
of the Oregon & California R. R., 
17 miles south of Albany and 98 
miles south of Portland. It is situ- 
ated in the prairie several miles from 
timber, and is surrounded by rich 
fields from which are raised thousands 
of bushels of wheat. It is a total 
abstinence town, it being unlawful to 
sell liquor within the corporate limits 
in less quantities than aguart. Since 
the city was incorporated there has 
not been one-half dozen arrests and 
convictions for violation of city ordi- 
nances. In 1879 a number of the 
business men combined together and 
built the Halsey Water Works. A 
large tank was raised to a suitable 
height and supplied with water 
pumped into the tank by an improved 
wind-mill. New buildings are being 
erected, and the city is in every way 
rey prosperous condition. Population 


Adams W Q (Pearl & Adams) 

BLACK, PEARL & CO (T J Black, 
Joseph Pearl and 7 L Porter), general 
merchandise and grain 

Black T J (Black, Pearl & Co) 

Boswell John, physician 

Crawford James, harnessmaker 

Cunningham G & Co (G Cunningham 
and W P H Legate), blacksmiths 

Dawson Hall, wagonmaker 

Fields F 8, agt O & C R KR and manager 
W U Tei Co 

Francis W W, bootmaker 


Maain anc 14 & 16 Spear 
épaniah Cedar, Veneers. 


40 WU04 ISTIWIS @ LSILYCHS 3H SVH LI “OO SONVANSNI NNS Jil Wi UNS 


"400d 


Wal:uc, 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO, ottsxetrws.,, JEWELERS, "9zsoeqeae 


992 regon—Halsey—Harrisburg. 


Gourley C 8, watchmaker and jeweler | SMITH W P, druggist 
HALSEY HOUSE, H Penland propri- | Starr J F, stoves, aware, pumps and 
etor (see adv) pipe 
Hawley Mrs Adda, millinery Stewart Wm J, harnessmaker and jus- 
Keniston H B, gen mdse tice of the peace 
Koontz & Lame (M V Koontz and J H ; Thompson Jacob, livery stable 
Lame), gen mdse and grain VIL HOUSE, A Laubner pro- 
Koontz M V (Koontz & e), postmas- rietor (sec adv) 
ter and avt W, F & Co Winters John, hack and drayman 
LAUBNER A, proprietor Villard 


House J 
Long Miss E J, dressmaking | | 
Patton & Smith (C O Patton and W L 

Smith), meat market ) i 


Pearl & Adams (James Pearl and W Q 
HALSEY, OREGON. 


pay so planing-mill and mfrs farm- 

ing implements 

PENLAND H, proprictor Halscy|#- PHNLAND, --- Proprietor. 
House eect 


Rector & Son (Johu P and William H 
Rector), drugs, books and stationry| 4 FIBS?T-CLASS HOUSE 


Robertson R M, grain warehouse IN EVERY RESPECT. 


Savage B M, physician 3 

Aone ies With good ac odations f jal 
Smith 8 A, physician i men and the “waveling public. “Charges trom 
Smith W L (Patton & Smith), carpenter ' $1.00 to $2.00 per day. 


Vitlaed House. 


A. LAUBNER, - - - Proprietcr. 


(err ene AR AS 


East Side of Railroad Depot, Halsey, Oregon. 


SUITES AND SAMPLE ROOMS. 
BEST ACCOMMODATIONS FOR COMMERCIAL Tx' AVELERS 


HARDMAN. | navigation. [t is also on the line of 


the Oregon and California R. R., 25 
miles south of Albany, 106 miles south 
of Portland and 94 miles north of 


is a 


—- a —:—C ee een . > easy lon 


.* 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal. 


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Umartitia County. A post-office. 
Allen Wn, blacksmith 


‘Oo 


Breck G W, wagoumaker and carpenter 
Frink & Allen (A C Frink and R Allen), 
neral merchandise 
D DN, postmaster 
Munijar H L, blacksmith 
Parker & Gleasou, saw and planing-mill 
Ray & Lvtrell, blackamithe 
Stevens V A, carpenter 
Sunderlin H, carpenter 


HARRISBURG. 


office, situated in the so 


H. WACHHORST ‘crains*taaTecaines 


Butler T 
COPIA HOTEL, J F Hendrex proprie- 
to 


r 

Cox A M (Morris & Cox) 

Linn Counvy. A post cul express | Crawford J G, photographer 
M 


hwestern | Davis H A, physician 
part of Linn County, o 2 miles | ‘ DissEMINA TOR ° 
rom the county line, on the Willa- | rain proprietor 


mette River, and is justly the head of Douglas 


PRISON CELLS, ser"ash atak aaset. Se. CALVIN NUTTING & SON, 


Roseburg. The town site was surveyed 
in tho spring of 1852. 


Baber C C, saloon 
Boggs Wm, justice of the peace 
Bramwell 


J, hardware and agricul- 
tural implements 


Briggs W W (Lawrence / *: iggs), post- 
"9 


master, and agt W, F + + 
harness and saddles 


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(weekly), | 


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vi, planing and feed-mill : 


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Farrier Mrs A E, millinery and dress- 


making 
Fuller & Blodgett (M Fuller and N A 
eg ei meat market 
Funk D M, wagonmaker 
Hay Jerry, general merchandise 
Hendee S B, agtO&C R R and mgr 
W U Tel Co 
HENDERSON E HE, saloon and barber 
HENDREX J F, physician and pro- 
@| _ prietor Copia Hotel 
=| Isham G W, bootmaker 
Johnson J W, painter 
©} Kriesel Wn, stoves and tinware 
$e Lawrence & Briggs (W N Lawrence and 
r=] W W Briggs), groceries 
oS Lawrence N (Lawrence & Briggs), 
grain warehouse 
=| May & Senders (Samuel May and J G 
Senders), general merchandise 
McCartney H, druggist 
McDaniel W R, insurance agent 
Mendenhall W F, hie 
Morris & Cox (J H Mofris and A M Cox), 
i — | blacksmiths 
=| Rampy R A (Rampy & Schooling), drug- 
gist and insurance agent 
~~ Rampy & Schooling (R A Rampy and J 
@ | _ P Schooling), grain warehouse 
td Reams Henry, furniture and undertaker 
Sut Riley J ames, barber, notary public insur- 
ance agt and constable 
- Talle m, saloon 
§ §, proprietor ‘‘Disseminator’”’ 
Waters John, livery stable 
a Willoughby R L, dentist 
Wolfe H (Wolfe & Scott) 
f| WOLFE & SCOTT (H Wolfe and Z 
e| Secntt}, saloon 


==] 

Q HENNESS. 

4 Linn County. A post-office. 
Hall Sylvester, sawyer 

a) 


T L, assistant postmaster 
Robertson J C, miller 


HEPPNER. 
Umatitta County. A post and ex- 


press office, 89 miles by stage south- 
east of The Dalles. Population 400. 


Ayers & Kirk, livery stable 
Bory P O, jewelry 

Cunningham W B, flour-mill 
Cutting I, barber 

Dunn J M, attorney-at-law 
Florence Bros, meat market 
Gibson Joe, barber 

Gunn A M, blacksmith 

Hallock O H, druggist 

Heppner & Blackman, gen mdse 


‘MUEN, TUSGLE & 00, OAK PLANK, "az! t22zes02"- 


Oregon—Harrisburg—Hillsboro. 993 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, Seieia Connter steps, Newel Posts, Balusters. 


Herren D A, general merchandise 
Kirk Wm, saddlery 
Leezer W J, hardware, stoves and tin- 


ware 

Lichtenthal M, bootmaker 

Maddock & Bishop, general mdse 

MALLORY A, justice of peace and 
notary public 

Matlock Bros, saloon 

Minor & Dodson, groceries 

Minor E, hotel 

Mollory C M, druggist 

Morrow & Son, general inerchandise 

Natler J B, brewery 

Rea G@ W, attorney-at-law 

Shapley L F, physician 

Shobe A J, livery stable 

Smith Mrs E J, hotel 

Sw G W, saloon — 

Swinburne E R, physician 

Theodore Wm, saloon 

Waite E B, cabinetmaker 

Warren Wn, dry goods and millinery 


HILLSBORO. 


Wasuinoton County. A post, express 
and telegraph office; is distant from 
Portland § 20 miles, and is situated on 
the Oregon & California R. R. Itis the 
county seat, has a nice Court House, 
and several places of business. Two 
weekly newspapers, Zhe Independent 
and the Oregon Tribune, are published 
here. There is a population of 700. 
It is very pleasantly located, and the 
County Agricultural Association hold 
their fairs here each year. The coun- 
ty is one of the best in the State. 


Archbold A C, general merchandise 

Bailey F H, physician 

BROWN E M, druggist and physician 

Brown Mary A, postmistress 

Cameron D 8, city marshal 

Campbell J A, clergyman (Christian) 

Cave Riley, agricultural implements 

Collins A M & Oo, contractors, builders 
and millwrights 

Crandall R, county assessor 

Davis P I, private school 

Davis T W, contractor and builder 

Dennis P M, justice of peace 


DURHAM ii W, publisher ‘‘ Oregon 


NOLSNIM °S “4 ‘WHOA M3N 40 “OD JONVHASNI 3411 TNR 


ONY 1S3dV3HO = “1S8ld ° 


‘1838 


Louis Strasser proprietor 
Finney A, wagonmaker 
Hale GN, sheriif 
Handley 7' B, attorney-at-law 
HENRY J §, music teacher 
Humphreys Theo D, notary public and 
conveyancer 
Imbrie R (J J Morgan & Co) 


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994 Oregon—Hillsboro—Humboldt Basin. 
Jones W L (Luce & Jones) HOOD RIVER. 


Lamkin J G, stoves and tinware 
(William | Wasco County. A post and express 


& 
Landers and John Wheeler), propri-| office on the O. R. & N. Co.’s Rail- 


A etors Hillsboro Bakery ways 21 miles northwest of The Dal- 
: es. . 


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CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


LAUGHLIN & NELSON (Charles 
Laughlin and Peter Nelson), livery | Adams W L, drug store and hotel 
and teed stable : Backus Frank, ;18tice of the peace 
LEDFORD GEO T, cigars, notions and | Barrett P G, physician 
shaving saloon Billin Nick, tlucksmith 
LUCE & JONES (H B Luce and W L Chaplin Geo, general merchandise 
Jones), publishers Washington Coun- | Daniels J B, telegraph operator 
ty “ Independent” Hosford Thomas, hotel 
at MacDONALD MALCOLM, blacksmith | Lacky Nelson, blacksmith 
and wagonmaker Littlefield H R, physician 
McCain Rev J 8, clergyman (Methodist) | McPherson ——, blacksmith 
McKinney Charles, boot and shoemaker | Neal John, saw-mill 


2 | McKinney JN, livery and feed stable | Rogers & Son, flouring-mills 
MEAD q@ F,harnessmaker and carriage | Parker John, general merchandise 


trimmer Smith € L, general merchandise 


Morgan J J & Co (J J Morgan, R Imbrie | Smith Lyman, saw-mill g 
and W Simmons), warehousemen STRONAHAN ADELIA A, postmis- 
ress 


Ordemann C, carriage painter 
‘“ ” Stronahan O L, architect and builder 
vat) “OREGON TRIBUNE,” N W Dur-| waning Ben, livery stable 


ham publisher 
ae) Pio Charles, boots and shoes Wells, Fargo & Co 


‘. sigh W, attorney-at-law and HOWARD 
county treasurer . 
3 Pittenger W D (Pittenger & Weather- ‘ 
A red), agt Wells, Fargo & Co Wasco County. A post-office, 20 miles 
ig Pittenger & Weatherred (W D Pitten-| ftom Prineville. 
He ger and W L Weatherred), gen mdse | SCOTT WILLIAM, postmaster 
Pryce R, physician and accoucheur see ese, 
<€,3 | Ransom C W, drugs and oils 
2m Sherwood Miss Susie, dressmaker HUBBARD. 
$6 SIEGRIST ADOLPH, meat market {Marton County. A post and express 
ez | STOTT JOHN §, county clerk office, on the Oregon & California 
‘gw | Strasser Louis, saloon R. R. (East Side), 31 miles south- 
G.| TONGUES THOMAS H, attorney-| west of Portland. 
Rim |, *¢-law and notary public ._ | Ashcraft John, blacksmith 
aa appar etyppnie T, county judge and ine zm M, general merchandise 
"ry S W, jewelry 
3 TUALATIN HOTEL, R Woggener|GYRASON A B general merchandise 


woprietor ; : and postmaster 

vEarcH A J, proprietor Washington Gray A. general merchandise 
; . | Grimm John, physician 
WAGGENER R, proprietor Tualatin | Heush J i, physician 
ove Hubbard W C, livery stable 

“WASHINGTON COUNTY INDE: | James Thomas, hote 

PENDEN T,’’ Luce & Jones publish- cee Rev ve a ronee clergyman 

oshberger ——, blacksmit 
ve HOTEL, A J Veatch Steinbayer John, blacksmith 
L4 G 

Watters T G, watchmaker and jeweler Wiley & Dactuaker 
Weatherred W L (Pittenger & Weath- 7 


erred), and deputy county clerk 
Wehrung & Son (Henry and William HUMBOLDT BAS!" 
Wehrang), cabinetmakers BakER County. A post-oflive, 34 miles 


| 


ACHHORST 


WILEY RICH ‘RD E ealaon southeast of Baker City. 

Williams L L, telegraph operator WU} BEERS & MILLER (Ransom Beer: 
Tel Co and Joseph Miller), general merchan- 

Williams Lyman, groceries . dise and stock raisers 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, “7 Trot *pctrs" ook Vaults, Eve. 


CONKLIN BROS.. PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


‘3 Oregon—Humboldt Basin-Ingles. 


# Blair J A, blacksmith : 
Copeland & Williams, (Joseph Sonat 
@/| and Henry H Williams), gen m 


HUNGRY HARBOR. 


A Post-office Astoria. 
2 WEST JOHN, cannery 


HUNTINGTON. 


Baker County. A post-office. 
Huntington J B, stock raiser 


HUNTINGTON J M, postmaster 
Huntington J M & ('o, gen mdse 


INDEPENDENCE. 


Po.tk County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, on the line of the 
Oregon and California R. R. (West 
Side), 75 miles southwest of Portland, 
and also on the Willamette. It is a 
growing, well-built town of 700 inhab- 
itants, has a weekly newspaper and is 
the shipping point for the bulk of grain 
produced in that section of the county. 
Its business men are energetic, enter- 
prising and libera); its society is good 
end its healthful features attractive. 


ALLEN §S W, furniture dealer 
Belt G W (Belt & Pipes), notary public 
and city recorder 
BELT HOUSE, S Stannus proprietor 
| BELT & PIPES (G W Belt and M L 
f= Pipes), attorneys-at-law 
Belt Thos W, groceries 
—) Butler N H, photographer 
Chamness E O (Hodgin & Chamness) 
Ch:sham J M, wagonmaker 
—G/ Cla gett & Merwin (I Claggett and M 
f=! Merwin), farming implements 
Connaway W P, farming implements 
COOPER BROS (J Eand E W Cooper), 
livery and feed stable 
Cooper & Johnson (J R Cooper and P T 
Johnson), saloon 
e| Crow Henry, butcher 
Cummings A, W U Tel operator and 
agtO& CRR 
Davidson & Lee (J E Davidson and T J 
Lee), physicians 
Dodder G W, tailor 
2 Douty S, saw and flouring-mills 


FERGUSON J, fire insurance agent 
Ford John, justice of peace 


GODLE DP, stoves and tinware 
2 Griffith H, saloon 

© | Hartwich J G, boot and shoemaker 
>| Henkle FT, barber 


makes the BEST FITTING Cloth 


ens aed by 


995 


HODGIN & CHAMNESS (W L Hod- 
gin and E O Chamness), books and 


ODarN Ww 

HODGIN W L (Hodgin & Chamness), 
postmaster 

Huff CC, propr Western Hotel 

Irvine J P, groceries 

JOHNSON J B, dentist 

Kelso L, general merchandise 

Lanktree C, blacksmith 

LINES H M, furniture and undertaker 

Millard S N, butcher 

Mitchell & Osborn (J M Mitchell and W 
H Osborn), sash and door mfrs 

PIERCE C L. harness and saddles 

“POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER,” Geo 
E Good publisher, Dallas and Inde- 
pendence 

Poppleton Ezra, dry goods and general 
merchandise 

Riess Bros & Whiteaker (A J and A A 
Riess and D J Whiteaker), hardware, 
tinware and agricultural implements 

ROBERTSON L W, drugs and jewelry 

Russell M ©, druggist 

Simpson Rev Anthony. clergyman 

rj T F, physician 

STANNUS §, proprietor Belt House 


Sweet A C, attorney-at-law and notary 


public 

TAYLOR PETER, Homeopathic phy- 
sician 

Vanduyn & Smith (I Vanduyn and S W 
Smith), general merchandise 

Wheeler & Miioney (J A Wheeler and 
D W Moloney), general blacksmiths 

Williams Henry, city marshal 

WILLIAMS & SLOPER (W W Wil- 
liams and G W Sloper), saloon 

Wing A, groceries 

Wolf Adolf, general merchandise 


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BELT HOUSE 


Independence, Oregon. 


Special Accommodations 


For Commercial Travelers. 


S, STANNUS, Proprietor. 
INGLES. 


Wasuinaron County. A post-office. 


Backus L I, carpenter 
Buford J A, blacksmith 


Dudle $, Aonriug-mil] 
INGL wW , general merchandisxe 
$m: 


and postmaster 
Thrapp J §, peddler 


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IRVING. 


Lang County. <A_ post-office on the 
Oregon and California R. R. (East 
Side), 4 miles from Eugene City. 


KITCHEN J M, general merchandise 
and postmaster 

Rowland N R, blacksmith and agricul- 
tura] implements 

Wimmer Otto, hotel 


ISABEL. 
Lang County. A post-office, 22 miles 
from Eugene City. é 


COLE C, general me:chandise and post- 
master - 
Jordan D S & Co, saw-mill and lumber 


ISLAND CITY. 


Union County. A post-office, 5 miles 
northwest of La Grande, and 86 miles 
southeast of Umatilla. 


Alexander H L, blacksmith 

Baer & Church, general merchandise 

Bair E, hotel 

Barnhart Amos, hotel 

Burrell W F & Co, agricultural imple- 
ments 

Carter J L & Co, drugs 

Cathrine Mrs, hotel 

Caviness & Sterling, flour-mil] 

Frank Bros, agricultural implements 

GOODNOUGH CHARLES, dealer in 
horses and grain 

Harrison M A, wagonmaker 

Jones Thos, carpenter 

Ladel John, livery stable 

Lindsay Ed, livery stable 

McLellend &Bartholemew, sal on 

McClelland Mrs Mary, milliner 

McDonald J J, physician 

McWhirter & Glover, saddlers 

Myers J H, saloon 

Norton B F, hotel 

Scranton Mrs Clara, dressmaker 

Scranton John, carpenter 

Shoemaker & Kelsey, blacksmiths 

Snodgrass W J, tinware 

Whitehead H L, agt agricultural imple- 
ments 


JACKSONVILLE. 


Jackson County. A post, express and 
telegraph office; is a pretty and pros- 
perous town in the southern part of 
the State, 300 miles from Portland, 
and 17] miles from Redding. It is 
delightfully situated on Jackson 
Creek, a tributary of Rogue River, 


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reach Clocks, | 19 Montgomery St. 
996 Oregon—Irving-Jacksonville. 


and is the chief commercial point. 
It is the county seat and has dail 

mails and communication with the é. 
Oregon Division of C. P, 


. R. R,, 


R. R., by stages of the'O. & C Stage | & 


Co. There are rich silver and gold 
mines in the immediate vicinity, both 
placer and quartz, and the valley in 
which it is built comprises some of 


in the State. 


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the finest grazing and farming lands | = 
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high order, its society excellent. | aa 


The climate is very fine and the scen- | ¢, * 


ery picturesque. 


Aiken G H, physician 

Alford A, commissioner 

Armstrong M, blacksmith 

BEEKMAN C OC, banker and agent 
W, F & Co 

Birdsey J G, constable 

Bilger & Maegly (W L Bilger and AH 

aegly), hardware, stoves and tin- 

ware and deel has implements 

Brooks E C, drugs, watches and jewelry, 
stationery, sewing machines, etc 

Brown Carl, carpenter and undertaker 

Cardwell J A (Cardwell & Johnson), 
livery stable 

CARDWELL & JOHNSON (J A 
Cardwell and A L Johnson), auction- 
eers, real estate and insurance agents 
and collectors 

Caton and Garrett (M Caton and Robt 
M Garrett), saloon 

Cohn Samuel, gencral merchandise 

Coleman L C, general merchandise 

Colvig Wm M, county supt public 
schools 

Cook Robt A, commissioner 

CRONEMILLER & BIRDSEY (Da- 
vid Cronemiller and James G Bird- 
sey), blacksmiths and horseshoers 

Crosby D W, cigars, tobacco and = vari- 
eties 

Day Silas J, county judge 


“DEMOCRATIC TIMES” (weekly), 
Charles Nickell, proprietor 

Donegan Patrick, blacksmith 

Dowell BF, attorney-at-law 

Drum James, groceries 

Dunlap R 8, street commissioner 

Egger S H, brickyard 

FICK PN, meat market, hides, wool, 
etc; city trustee 

Fisher Newman, gen mdse 

Foudray E D, city trustee 

Furry Samuel, representative 

Geary E P, physician 


Gore E E, agt Singer Sewing Machines 


GROB FREDERICK, saloon and bak- | 


er 
Hanna H K, circuit judge 
Hanna 8S P, wagonmaker 


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Oregon—Jacksonville-Jefferson. 997 


Higinbotham J S, wagonmaker 

Hoffman Wm, books, stationery and 
OLT WADA 

HOLT MADAM J 
United States Hote 

HOWARD J 8, general merchandise 
and city trustee 

HOWARD J 8 & SON (JSandCJ 
Howard), civil engineers 

Auffer J H, justice of the peace 

Pepe Dispensary, M Vrooman 


Jackson Will, dentist 

Jacobs E, general merchandise 

Jacubs AS, sheriff 

Jeffery James, county surveyor 

Johnson A L (Cardwell & Johnson), no- 
tary public 

enry, harness and saddles 

Kahler & Bro (C W and Robert Kahler), 
druss, books and stationery 

Kahler C W (Kahler & Bro), and attor- 
ney- 

Karewski (, general merchandise and 

cultural implements 

H, attorney-at-law 

Kenney Thomas J, harness and saddles 

Kent T B, district attorney 

KLIPPEL HENRY, county clerk 


KRAUSE FRANK, proprietor ‘‘Ore- 
on Sentinel’’ and manager Western 
nion Telegraph Co 

Kreuzer Wm, bakery 

Kubli Kaspar, hardware, stoves, tin- 

ware, groceries, boots and shoes and 
city trustee 

Langell N, bootmaker 

Linn David, lumber, planing-mill and 

furniture factory 

Little & Chase (James R Little and Geo 

L Chase), groceries, furnishing goods, 


Prim P P, attorney-at-law 

Prim Mrs T M, millinery 

REAMES BROS (f G and ER 
Reames), general merchandise 

Reed Chas H, painter 

Ritschard Fred, watchmaker and jew- 
eler 

Robinson J W, physician 

Rostel C B & Bros, barbers, hairworkers 
and bathrooms 

Royal Lidru, clergyman (Methodist) 

Ryan Patrick J, gen mdse 

St Mary’s Academy 

Savage L L, painter 

Schumpf Geo, barber 

Schultz C, city marshal 

Schutz Veit, brewery and coroner 

Sharp Mrs B J, agt organs and pianos 

Slover J A, hotel 

S»lomon Joseph, general merchandise 

Stanley A C, representative 

Vrooman Martin, dispensary and phy- 
sician 


Wetterer Joseph, brewer 
WINTJEN & HELMS (John Wint. 
jen and H V Helms), saloon 


JEFFERSON. 


Marion County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, situated on the Ore- 
gon and California R. R. (East Side), 
71 miles south of Portland. Popula- 
tion about 250. Saw and flouring- 
mill, 

BEARD J A, druggist, books and sta- 
tionery 

Bellinger E H, justice of the peace 

Corbitt & Macleay (of Portland), flour- 


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etc and L C Conser), livery stable (see 
Luy Fred’k, bootmaker dv) bo 
McKenzie & Foudray, flouring-mills Hearn Edward, harness and saddlery 4 
Mee Richard, barber and tailor Hearn E J, confectionery, notions, ci- | 
Mensor M, general merchandise gars, etc 
Miller Johu, hardware, guns, pistols, | Hearn S G, blacksmith and wagonmaker | 
paints, oils, etc JOHNSTON § T, agent Oregon and WD 
Montgomery J B, hotel California R R, Western Union Tele- | an 
Maller Max, general merchandise, post-| graph Co and Wells, Fargo & Co 
master and agt C & O Stage Co McDonald Wm, meat market | Lh 
Nichols Thos EK, county assessor ROLAND C B, postmaster | 
NICKELL CHARLES, proprietor| ROLAND C B & CO, general merchan- | <3: 
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Noland John, saloon Tanzler A & Son (Anton and Louis !qy 
Nunan J, gen mdse and city recorder| Tansler),mfrs and dealers boots and | G9 
“OREGON SENTINEL” (weekly), | shoes, hides, etc = 
Frank Krause proprietor Thomas E N & Son (EN and J A JOT 
Orth John, meat market Thomas), general merchandise 
Pape Henry, saloun and county treas- | Thompson G L, saw-mill 4 
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PLYMALE W J, proprietor Excelsior | Walters Raiph, hote ° 
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Oregon—Jefferson—Junction City. 


L, C. CONSER. CROOKS & CONSER, J. H. CROOKS: 


JEWELL. 


Cutatsor County. A post-office, 22 
miles southeast of Astoria. Popula- 
tion 54. 


FOSTER I M, postmaster 


JOHN DAY, 


Grant County. A post-office, 2 miles 
northwest of Canyon City. 


Bailey L C, livery stable 

Birge Geo, blacksmith 

Cobb Ch, restaurant 

Gentry W O, hotel and saddler 
HA A, general merchandise 
Jacoby Th, carpenter 

Kelly W_ H, painter 

Maxey N R, carpenter 

McCoy E A, general merchandise 
Morgan S P, saloon 

Norman J & Co, flour-mills 
Prudent W F, physician 


JORDAN. 


Livny Country. A post-office, 20 miles 
northeast of JAlbany. 


Kimsey Thomas, blacksmith 
HAMON, postmaster 

Shelton & Nork, dry goods 

Young & Sons, grist-mill 


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JOSEPH. 


Unton County. A post-office. 


Jobmston Mrs Matt, hotel 

MeCULLY F D & J D, general mer- 
chandise and postmaster 

Oleson R, blacksmith 

Pugh Thos, saloon 

Roberts R H, blacksmith 

Stilwell W H, wagonmaker 

Wiles F W, cooper 


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JUNCTION CITY. 


Lange County. A post-office, on the 
Oregon and California R. R. (East 
Side), 58 miles southwest of Salem. 
A good farming country surrounds it. 
Population about 500. 


Abrams H W, groceries and varieties 

Baber W H, gen mdse and harness 

Bean J R, atO&CRR, W, F & Co, 
and mgr W U Tel Co 

Beatty & Son (David and Geo Beatty), 
blacksmiths 

Beebe J M, bootmaker 

BERRY J , saloon 

Blew John, blacksmith 

Boyd G T (Driskill & Boyd) 

Brownlee J G, physician 

Bushnell J A, grain buyer 

Caldwell R P, groceries, crockery, etc 

Craig Albert, saloon 

Driskill & Boyd (Wm Driskill and G T 
Boyd), blacksmiths 

Dudley S, dentist 

EATON JOHN J, livery stable, and 
proprietor Junction and Corvallis 
Stage Line 

FOS G W, bar-keeper 

Gilmore Nathaniel, hote 

GUTHRIE WM A, barber 

Houston Rev W M, justice of peace and 
clergyman 

Howard & Son (R V and Baxter How- 
ard), grain buyers 

Lee N L, physician 

Lee W C& Co(W C and W S Lee), 
druggists 

Lewis J B & W T, meat market 

Major J W, saloon 

Milliron T A, wagonmaker 

Mulholland R M, druggist 

Randall J P, paints, oils, etc, and 

ainter 

Salomon Louis, general merchandise 

Starr J W, stoves and tinware 

Sternberg & Senders (Joseph Sternberg 
and Isaac Senders), gen mdse 

Wilkinson Frank, harnessmakers 


and 14 & 16 Spear 


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HARDWOOD LUMBER, sires Ar. wasen stock. 


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Wortman John (Wortman & Sons), | ' 


ostmaster 
ortman & Sons (Jacob, John and 
Chris Wortman), general mdse 
Wright J W, attorney-at-law and no- 
tary public 


KEATING. 


Union County. A post-office, 16 miles 
by stage from Baker City. 


ROSS W W, general merchandise 


KELLOGG. 


Dovetas County. A post-office, 20 
miles from Oakland. 


PINKSTON P H, postmaster 
KERBY. 
JOSEPHINE County. Avpost-office and 


county seat, 50 miles southwest of 
Jacksonville, 


Crockett Garrett, county judge 

Cruse Kate, physician 

DE LAMA N, general merchan- 
dise and postmaster 

Dessenger Frank, assessor 

Grotz George, treasurer 

Grotz & Reiser, saloon 

Hall John, county commissioner 

Holton & Cruse (P S Holton and Kate 
Cruse), physicians 

Kruse C, tmaker 

Moore J W, blacksmith 

Naucke Wm, general merchandise 

NICKERSON F M, county clerk 

Rider W, hotel and sheriff 

Sanders W N, county supt of schools 

Sifers J B, miller 

White J R, county commissioner 


KILCHIS, 


TILLaMook County. A post-office, 6 
miles northwest of Tillamook. 


Fairbamm A, blacksmith 
Gist Henry, saw-mill 
Haskins J W, blacksmith 
Vaughan W N, cooper 


KINGSLEY. 


Wasco County. A post-office. 


BAXTER HUGH M, hotel 
Gourly Rev H, clergyman 


$4 | Kelley Robt, gen mdse, hotel and post- 


Be 


master 
Phillips S B, justice of peace 


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Oregon—Junction Oity-Lafayette. 999 


KING’S VALLEY. 


Benton County. A post-office, 14 
miles northwest of Corvallis, 
Boudrie P, harnessmaker 
Chamber Franklin, blacksmith 
H & CO, flour-mill 
Lewis T', bootmaker 
Price Bros, general merchandise 


KLAMATH AGENCY. 


Lake County. A post-office. 


NICKERSON L M, Indian agent, 


postmaster and clergyman (Metho- 
dist) 


KNAPPA. 


Ciatsorp County. A post and telegraph 
office, on Columbia River, 88 miles 
northwest of Portland and 12 miles 
east of Astoria. 


Crow J W, photographer, watchmaker 
and jeweler, telegraph operator and 
line repairer 

KNAPP A, postmaster, general mer- 
chandise, hotel, farmer, butcher, lum- 
ber and wood yard 


KNIGHT. ~ 


Marion County. A post- ffice. 


KNIGHT D E, postmaster 
LAFAYETTE. 


Yamuit County. <A post and ex- 
ress Office; is located on the Yamhill 
iver, 6 miles above its mouth, and is 

distant from Portland, via Willamette 
50 miles. It is also a station on the 
O. R. & N. Co.’s Narrow Gauge Di- 
vision (West Side), 38 miles southwest 
of Portland; has a population of 500, 
and is the county seat. The country 
surrounding the place is fertile, and 
the people are enterprising and intelli- 
gent. It is quite a shipping point. 

Baker S H, county school supt 

Bird & Gates (R P Bird and P P 

Gates), general merchandise 
EC & SON (E C and 
W L Bradshaw), attorneys-at-law 

Buffington Mrs P C, propr Essex House 

Burbank A R, weuaeal merchandise 

Burnell Wm & Co, commission mer- 

chants 

CALBREATH J F, physician 

Clark J H, saloon 

Collard E B, sheriff 


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| Corker D I, hardware 
Dixon Mre L A, millinery and fancy 


‘oods 

DUNN B W, insurance agt 

Fenton W D, attorney-at-law and 
notary public 

Frazier A, city recorder 

Faller B F, county commissioner 

Goodwich T, county commissioner 

GOUCHER E E, physician and surgeon 

Grazier Jacob, livery stable 

Harris & Haney (R Harris and John 
Haney), boots and shoes 

Hembree J T, justice of peace 

Hendrick M B, county assessor 

Howell E, dentist 

Hubbard J, postmaster and agt Wells, 
Fargo & Co 

Hurey A M, attorney-at-law and deputy 
district attorney 

Buriyy H (McCain & Hurley), notary 

mblic 

Johnson H, druggist and county treas 

Johnson & Howey, blacksmiths 

Johnson & Mattey, groceries 

Johnson Hull, county treasurer 

Jones T L, clergyman (Methodist) 

Koshland Bros, commission merchants 

Loughary L, county judge 

Maloney FHS, county surveyor 

McCain & Hurley (James McCain and 
H Hurley), attorneys-at-law 

Mills W A 8, physician 

| O’Connor Frank, druggist 

Olds J H, Rr Olds House 

“OREGON REGISTER,” W M 
Townsend publisher and proprietor 

Perkins E, barber 

SPENCER JOHN J, county clerk 

Starr E D, stoves and tinware 

Stephens T ©, watchmaker and jeweler 

Suitor & Daniel, flouring-mill 

Talmage C W, deputy county clerk 

Thompson John, deputy county clerk 

TOWNSEND W M, publisher ‘ Ore- 

* gon Register” and real estate agt 

Turner W B, coroner 

Ungerman R P, stoves and tinware 

Williams eo, restaurant 


LA GRANDE. 


Union County. A post and express 
office, situated in the Grande Ronde 
. Valley, on the river of that name, 90 
miles from Umatilla, on the Columbia. 
The spurs of the Blue Mountains 
which surround the city are full of 
magestic grandeur, and the altitude 
of the place is so great as to impart 
vigor to the system. The country 
surrounding is agricultural and min- 
eral, stock-raising proving a source of 
great revenue and employment to the 


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inhabitants, It is the county seat, 
and its future is regarded as bright. 
Population 375. 


Anson H, general merchandiee 

Baer L, general merchandise 

Clark J P, varieties 

Currey ——, U S receiver 

Curtis J L, notary public 

Deal R W, livery stable 

Dick F M, hotel 

Dickey Miss L & Bros, milliners 

Dray A, agricultural implements 

Dwight H W, register U 8S land office 

ECKLEY E L, editor ‘Union County 
Record,” 

Gilem G W, physician 

Hadley C, livery stable 

Hall I, blacksmith 

Hemings Arthur, bakery 

Honan F M, peysician 

Horsepool & Palmer, butchers 

Irwin Rev, pres B M University 

Kinsey & Gray, furniture 

Ladd John, livery stable 

Lang & Swan, painters 

Mahaffey P A, hotel 

McInnis & Bay, blacksmiths 

McWhuter & Glover, harnessmakers 

Murrey Patrick, saloon 

Palmer Joseph, druggist 

Patterson & Reed, painters 

Pelton J C, shoemaker 

Perkins John, cooper 

Reinbard L, saloon 

Rinearson F M, physician 

Sheets & Brown, blacksmiths 

Snodgrass & Miner, general merchandise 

Sommer A, foun merchandise 

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L Eckley editor 

Warnick Arthur, saloon 

Worstel Wm, postmaster 


LAKEVIEW. 


Lake County. A post and express 
office on Goose Lake. Itis the county 
seat and a thriving town. 


Abshier U F, county commissioner 
Bonebrake J W, jeweler 
Buckhardt A, bootmaker 
Caldwell Rev S S, clergyman 
Cason G I, physician 
Clark N A, furniture mfr 
, editor and man- 
ager ‘Lake County Examiner” 
Cogswell A, bootmaker 
Cogswell C A, attorney-at-law 
Cogswell & Cogswell (Chas A and F A 
ogswell), collectors and insurance 


Conawell F A, notary public 
Corpe W D, propr Lakeview House 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, Proprietors. 
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Se | Dyar Herbert, county surveyor ‘egon & California R, R. (East Side), 
Evans James H, register U S land office} 52 miles northeast of Roseburg. 
“xt | Fitts a justice of the peace and wagon-| Comstock J J, saw-mills 
maker Sharp J H, gen mdse, postmaster, cler- 
Foster A J, county assessor pi Aes mi agt O & d RR 
eg abs J (J Frankl & Co) and post- Vaughn, Gr sg Foatingerlls 
master 
FRANKL J & CO, general merchan- ite » telegraph operator 


Hanks J L, sheriff LAUREL. 


HATTON R B county clerk, real) WasuinaTon County. A post-office. 

estate agent and conveyancer 

Hickman & Lewis (TJ Hickman and 8 | MULLOY A B, postmaster 

Pr li gy p 
offman , tinner ba coer ack 

Hopkins M D, blacksmith LEABURGH. 

de aR Nee Fay and coroner/T ang County. A post-office, 20 miles 
u ivery stable ‘ 

Tones A R, hote east of Eugene City. 

Knox Jerome, attorney 

9) COUNTY EXAMINER,” — 
Frank Coffin editor and manager LEB ANON. 

Lakeview Institute, Rev SS Caldwell Linx Counry. A post and express 


meat, county sudhshies office, situated about 13 miles east of 


Miller F M, butcher Albany. Population about 500, 
Miller E B, county assessor In 1880 the Oregon and California R. 
Murphy P H, livery stable R. Co, built a branch road from the main 
Phelps J B, county commissioner line at Albany to Lebanon, and daily 
Rawson Geo, contractor and builder trains now run between that city and 
Simmons John, hotel Portland. Since the completion of this 
Singer H G, druggist road Lebanon has enjoyed an ‘‘age” of 
Snelling R_ B, attorney-at-law and | progression, and the business men ate 
county judge apparently all happy. Many improve- 
Snelling V C, restaurant and constable | ments are being made and the city has 
Snelling V L, county surveyor a bright future. This place is the first 
SNIDER A, general merchandise town of any size that travelers strike 
Vernon T B, county supt of schools after coming across the Cascade Moun- 
Watts JS, county judge tains by the Lebanon Pass. Since the 
Wilson B, harnessmaker town was incorporated there has never 
been a city tax levied, sufficient money 


being raised from licenses, fines, etc., to 

LANCASTER. run the city government. : 

LanE County. See Junction City. Andrews D, councilman 
Ballard & Powell, physicians 


’ Burkhart & Bilyeu, livery stable 
LANGELL Ss VALLEY. ; Carter C L, constable 
Lake County. A post-office, 38 miles | Claughton S H, hotel 
southeast of Linkville. Cruson G W, justice of peace 
FULLERSON J T, postmaster Donaca H, general merchandise 
Hall J B, physician Donica W B, councilman 
Killgore D, stock raiser Ervin A, bootmaker : 
Langell A, stock raiser and blacksmith | Gilbert J L, principal Santiam Academy 
Swingell F , stock raiser Goan E, furniture 
Vincent hh, stock raiser and farmer Houk J, meat market 
Whitmore S D, harnessmaker Miller F M, city recorder 
hos Fs jer J Ae gereyman (Methodist) 
ontague general merchandise and 
LANGLOIS. councilman 
Curry County. See Denmark. Nixon J, city marshal 
dreneeslia Sia Leta ~ president S 
mit stoves and tinware, and 
LATHAM. councilman : 
Lanz County. A post-office, on the Or-' Wassom J, city treasurer 


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-at-law O’Brien James, postmaster 


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LELAND. Manning Wesley, livery stable 
JOSEPHINE County. A post and ex-| McCarton A P, hotel 
press office, 45 miles northwest of| Moore CS, notary public 
acksonville, and 54 miles southwest | Moore C S & Co, saw and planing-mill 
of Roseburg. Nurse Geo, hotel, saw and flouring-mill 


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Hated We wateaae SE pease Payne Samuel, harnessmaker and pho- 


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and NESS HD, Hotels sene seals Reaihy artin & Co, gen mdse 
Bopein Jas, blacksmith and wagon- Barer J P, gen mdse and notary pub- 

maker ay 
Morat Rafael, saloon Summer S OC, physician 
Nagel Wn, eneral merchandise THATCHER & WORDEN, general 
Pettengill S B, general merchandise mercnandise 


f ° Ultican T, butcher 
BinHe ety genshal merotiandise Woodeock A D, blacksmith 


Wright Wm A, druggist and postmas- 


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Cratsor County. See Skipanon. 


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LITTLE ELK. 


LINCOLN, Benton County. A post-office, 34 miles 


Potx County, A post-office, on Willa- | _ northwest of Corvallis 
mette River, 5 miles northwest of | Derrick Z, harnessmaker 
Salem, snd 63 miles southwest of | BDDY I F, postmaster and 


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Portland. Population 75. Hunt Levi, blackemith 


Day John, livery stable Pippin L E, cabinetmaker 
Edgarton ——, hotel 
Feansode G W, general merchandise 


Graham J, cooper LONE ROCK. 


Pant. BS, ge aye! manenapiligs Wasco County. A post-office, 26 miles 
Olsen Wm, general merchandise west of Heppner. 
Quick F, hotel Darling L W, restaurant and justice of 
Quick James, hotel peace 

UL BH, postmaster Goff J, saloca 
Storey J L, attorney-at-law Ray Thos, blacksmith 
Thayer C, attorney-at-law ROBINSON R G, general merchandise 

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LINKVILLE. Smith W L, pa commissioner 
LakE County. A post and express —_—_ 
office, on Klamath Lake, 60 miles 


from Ashland. Two daily mail LONG CREEK. 


routes arriving and departing; one . 
weekly and one sami-weekly” newe- Guan Couner, A post-office. 


paper. Itisa good trading centre,, KEENEY J W, postmaster 
and stock-raising is its chief industry. | Splawn T 
Population 250. Tibbits J 


Baldwin Geo, hardware, stoves, and 


tinware 
Baldwin RT, harness and saddlery LONG TOM. 


Bord Er Pid and physician Lane County. A post-office 11 miles 


Carrick A, blacksmith northwest of Eugene City. Popula- 
j 9 


| Cranston 8 B, attorney-at-law tion 100, 
Forbes J T, liquors ELLMAKER AMOS F, postmaster 
Greenman Wn, hotel Ellmaker B, blacksmith and wagonma- 
Haymaker J W, notary public ker 
Haymaker R, livery stable Evans Milton, physician 

; Hedrick O, blacksmith : Jones R, cooper 


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Dovetas County. A_ post-office, 8 
miles from Roseburg. Population 
100. 


COCHRAN WM, general merchan- 
dise and postmaster 

Cranhill F, carpenter and architect 

Miller J H, bootmaker and saloon 

Pilkington W, blacksmith - 

Waters H 0, hotel 

Williams P, livery 


MABEL. 


Linn County. A post-office. 


Riggs T A, justice of the peace 
DRURY AL¥RED, postmaster 


MACLEAY. 


Marion County. A post-office, on the 
O. R. & N. Narrow Gauge (East Side), 
61 miles from Portland and 7 miles 
east of Salem. 


WINE C, postmaster 
MALHEUR. 


Baker County. A post-office, 32 miles 
al of Baker City; population 
25. 


Devereaux J, saloon 

Moss R S & Mary, hotel 

Newburger Morris, general merchandise 

Partlow R S, physician 

Richardson Mary, gen mdse 

SARGENT Bf, merchant, feed ste- 
ble, notary public and postmaster 


MARION. 


Marion County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, on the Oregon & Cal- 
ifornia R. R. (East Side), 66 miles 
southwest of Portland; population 50. 


Adams J H, hotel 


Oden A V & JN, general merchandise 
Rutherford T W, drover 


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Siler B F, grain warehouse 


MARSHFIELD. 


Coos County. A post, express and tele- 
graph office, 4 miles southeast of Em- 
pire City. There is a large shipyard, 
also @ saw-mill situated here, giving 
employment to many. Population 700. 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO. Black Walnut Lumber, ** Axe Seazsacet* 
Oregon—Looking Glass—Marshjfield. 


Agers R, blacksmith 

Anderson E A, livery stable 

Bear John, saloon 

Beherle F H, restaurant 

BENNETT BROS, publishers ‘Coos 
Bay News” 

Bennett J W, attorney -at-law 

Benson Henry L, principal Umpqua 
Academy 

Border Bros, general merchandise 

Chilsom B F, jeweler 

CHURCH JOHN, editor and proprie- 
tor ‘* Coast Mail” 

Cleaves J R, hotographer and jeweler 

“COAST . John Church editor 
and proprietor : 

“C008 Y. NEWS,” Beunett Bros 
proprietors 

Cox J W, barber 

Crawford A M, attorney-at-law and no- 
tary public 

Crawford S R, furniture and cabinet- 
maker 

Dean A J, physician 

DEAN E B & 00 (EB Dean, D Wil- 
cox and C H Merchant), general mer- 
chandise and lumber 

Deubner & Hagelstein, blacksmiths 

Devine T, bootmaker 

Dunham H W, a gr steamer Myrtle 

Empire City and Drain’s Station St 
and Steamboat Line, Jarvis, Cornwall 
& Co proprs 

Esterbeck Chas, saloon 

Ferry & Holland, hotel 

Golden C B, druggist 

Golden & McUormack, physicians 

Hall J F, ea surveyor 

Jarvis, Cornwall & Co, proprs Empire 
City and Drain’s Station Stage and 
Steamboat Line 

Kenyon John, fancy goods, books and 
stationery 

Kerrigan M, hotel 

Knowles & Sprague, saloon 

Kronholm John J, hotel 

Landers L O, blacksmith 

Lang A, livery stable 

Lobree Abraham, gen mdse and agt 
Florence Sewing Machine 

Luse Mrs C F, millinery, etc 

Mains R, tailor 

Malarky M, candy and tobacco 

Mark F, furniture mfy 

Mark Mrs F, millinery 

Nasburg & Hirst, gen mdse 

Nasburg J, saloon : 

Norman John, blacksmith 

O’Uunnell E, hardware and tin 

Owen T G, administrator and attorney 

Reed H, ship builder 

Reichert Wm, brewery and saleon 

Ross & Timerman, meat market 

Selander & Hongell, bootmakers 


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Shingle Joe, belo a 
Siglin J M, attorney-at-law 
Simpson & Webber, skating rink 
Smith O E, dentist 
Stoel D L, dentist 
STOKES CHAS, telegraph operator 
Stora John, saloon 
Swansen John, captain steamer Wasp 
Timmerman F, butcher : 
Tower C W, physician 
Umpqua Academy, Henry L Benson, 
A M, principal 
Webster G, attorney 
Webster G W, boots and shoes 
Webster W G, harness and saddles, 
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Whitney H P, meat market 
Wilson J, saloon 
Woodward C, painter 


Semerau A, druggi 


McCOY. 


Potk County. A. post and express 
office, on the Oregon and California 
R. R, (West Side), 62 miles southwest 
of Portland. 


Bettman L, dry goods and groceries 

Cruise Geo A, blacksmith 

Gentry H C, saloon 

traves & Cook, grocers and butchers 

Keltey, Hawley & Co, grain and storage 

McQuerry John, money broker and 
speculator 

Messenger & Ladd, grain dealera and 
warehouse 

Sager C, gunsmith 

St Johns H B, contractor, carpenter, 
and builder 

Sears D W, agt O & C R R Co, and W, 
F & Co 

SEARS JAMES K, postmaster, notary 
public, grain, lumber, and agricultural 
implements « f 

Stovall G W, boots and shoes 

Wilcox J W, saloon and hotel 

WORTHINGTON C E, general mer- 
chandise, Ee sician and druggist 

Worthton % physician, ?rugs, and 
general merchandise 


McMINNVILLE. 


Yamurii County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, situated on the Yam- 
hill River, at a navigable point, 59 
miles by O. R. & N.: steamers south- 
west of Portland, and 50 miles by 
Oregon and California R. R. (West 
Side). Population 700. 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, 


Adams H, harness and‘saddles ° 
bt —, principal Baptist Col- 


ege 
Augur Jas T, physician 
Bangasser & Paulus (Geo Bangasser and 
August Paulus), butchers 
Bangasser W F, general merchandise 
Bettman L, groceries 
Bingham G G (McCain, Hurley & Bing- 
ham), attorney-at-law, notary public, 
and city recorder 
Bingham W H, dealer in and mfr of 
furniture 
Booth W T, blacksmith 
BOYD W H, physician, surgeon, and 
obstetrician 
Browne P Frank, boots and shoes 
Burnett Peter, minister (Christian 
Church) 
CASWELL J.C, proprietor Welcome 
aloon 
CENTRAL HOTEL, L H Cook pro- 
prietor, McMinnville Depot 
COOK L H, proprietor Central Hotel, 
McMinnville Depot 
Cooper & Handley, deputy surveyors 
and civil engineers 
Cozine Samuel, gunsmith 
,» saloon 
Kccleston Ezra, bootmaker 
Ertle Isidore, brewery 
Fisher H, general merchandise 
INK § (Warren & Frink), jus: 
tice of the peace and notary public 
Fuller B F, carpenter and builder 
Garrison & Hurst (W J Garrison and D 
Hurst), butcaers 
Griessen Chas, confectioner and baker 
GRUBER JOHN, marble and stone 
cutter $ 
HARDING SF, attorney-at-law and 
notary public 
Hartman B F (Hartman Bros), and 
agt W, F & Co 
Hartman Bros (B F and J J Hartman), 
eneral merchandise and agricultural 
implements 
HIGH & CARLIN (M M High and H 
W Carlin), proprietors No } Stable 
HIRSCH CHAS, “loon. 
HODSON A H, hardware, stoves and 
tinware 
Hodson O O, agricultural implements 
Holl Wm, watchmaker 
Holman W P (Logan Bros & Holman), 


livery and feed stable 

HULERY G W, saloon 

Hurley H, attorney-at-law and notary 
public 

Hunsaker A J, missionary 

Johnson C D, blacksmith and wagon- 


maker 
Johuson H V V, physician 
Johnson Neil, clergyman (Presbyterian) 


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Jones, Hill & Co (@ W Jones, W A Hill 
and O H Adams), sash, door and lum- 
ber mfrs 

Logan Bros & Holman (A R and W T 

ogan and W P Holman), livery, feed 
and sale stable 

MAGERS J E, attorney-at-law and no- 
tary public 

Manning S A, stoves and tinware and 
constable 

McGuire J, propr McMinnville Hotel 

McMinnville Grange Co-operative Co, 
BF Fuller mgr 

Morris J D, propr Morris House 

Nash & Hemstock (J D Nash and G H 
Hemstock), mfrs dressed lumber 

Nelson R, wagonmaker 

Newby W T, justice of the peace, ware- 
house and aoane -mills 


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PARKER G L, dealer in sewing ma- 
chines, guns and general repairing 

Patterson J C, contractor 

Redmond F W, general merchandise 

ROBISON & (J H Robison 
and AB Baker), druggists and sta- 
tioners 

ROHR & KING (J B Rohr and R 
King), house and sign painters 

Root L, groceries 


HENRY WARREN, 
Notary Public. 


WARREN 


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Russ Edward, minister Baptist Church 
SAX JOHN, proprietor Star Flouring 
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PH a CG, brick mfr 
Schuck Andrew, city marshal 
Sears Mrs M A, milline: 
Smith & Epperl , druggists 
SNYDER & WARREN, editors ond 
proprietors ‘‘Yamhill County Re- 


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STAR FLOURING MILLS, John Sax 
proprietor 

Tucker G F, dentist 

TURNER D H, postmaster 

Turner Jacob, boot and shoemaker 

TURNER W B, druggist 

WARREN & FR (Henry Warren 
and W S Frink), real estate and in- 
surance agents 

HENRY (Warren & 

Frink), notary public 

WELCOME SALOON, J C Caswell 

roprietor 

White J S, clergyman (Catholic) 

Wilcox Geo, operator W U Tel Co and 
atO&CRR 

Wyndham Arthur C, propr McMinn- 
ville Baths 

“YAMHILL COUNTY REPORT- 
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proprietors 


W. 8S. FRINK, 
Notary Public. 


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HORSES, CARRIAGES, 


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OPPOSITE THE DEPOT. 


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MEADOWVILLE. 


UmatTiLtta County. Post-office Uma- 
tilla. 


Hiestand T, generai merchandise 
Holman John, hotel 
Patent Nathan, blacksmith 


MEHAMA. 


Marion County. A ,ost-office. 


Hull F, attorney and notary public 
Pratt A, attorney-at-law and justice of 


Proprietor. 


Pratt R A, druggist and postmaster 
Smith Mrs M, hotel 
Staut Lewis, saw-mill 

G P, general merchandise 


MIDDLETON. 


WasuHineton County. A post-office, 
12 miles southeast of Hillsboro and 
16 miles from Portland. 


ted J B, hotel 
Hall C T, constable 
OLDS D 
maker 
Olds & Tyson, general merchandise 
Sinock James C, justice of the peace 


I, postmaster and wagon- 


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MILLERS. 
Linn County. A post-office, on the 
Oregon and California R. R. (East 


Side), 75 miles southwest of Salem 
and 4 miles northeast of Albany. 


Fisher ET, surveyor 
Miller Bros, warehouse 
MIL. CA, postmaster 
Miller H B, painter 
Newman H, general merchandise 


MILTON. 


Umatitia County. A post and express 
office on the O. R. & N. Co.’s Rail- 
way, 269 miles from Portland. 


Brown W §, planing and shingle-mill 
Church Geo, deputy postmaster and va- 
rieties 
Crockett G S, blacksmith 
Cunningham C C, saloon 
Duffy P, blacksmith 
Dustan John, livery stable 
Garred & Son, saloon 
Lamson J, undertaker 
Metcalf & Plants, general merchandise 
Miller John, flour-mill 
Palmer W P, photographer 
Richie Bros, meat market 
Spencer W D, blacksmith 
Stone J N, druggist 
Stone S C, physician 
Weston E W, druggist and physician 
Whitley & Sandun, saloon 


Whitley S P, hotel 
N JOHN B, general 
merchandise 
Wilmot Bros, butchers 
Wormington M V B, blacksmith 


MILWAUKEE. 


Cuackamas County. A post-office, on 
the Willamette River, reached via the 
Oregon & California R. R. (East Side), 
or by O. R. & N. Co.’s steamers, 6 
miles southeast of Portland. 


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Koenysberger J, distille tion). The place is surrounded by a 
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Stewart & Pett, flour-mill Waller Miss Emma C, milliner 


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Jackson J B, butcher 
Mael T James, saloon 


MOODY IRA, farmer 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgome 


Oregon—Milwaukee-Monwment. 


Cahn I S, general merchandise educational establishment, which was 
Darst B, general merchandise founded twenty yeara ago. There is 
Hofer Geo, groceries also one church (Chriatian denomina- 


dealers Boothby R T, painter 


Leheman F, blacksmith . ; 
Luelling §, nurseryman Pe ad rene wagon and ‘carlage 
exer $f) flonrsnill Christian College 
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lisher 
Wasco County. A post-office, 118| Dawson Wm, A and groceries 
miles southeast of Fhe Dalles; popu- | Farmers’ Mercantile Association, gen- 
lation 75. 4 oe ee 
‘ ‘ ishbac 3, carpenter 
Chamberlain J T, blacksmith, horse- Griggs A B, ment matket 


shoer and AIM & TODD, saloon Griggs Mrs R G, hotel 
Gage John, hotel and feed yard ely we Ase unith 
Hawkins James, livery stable Lucas T' H, blacksmith 


part paglaniay R, surveyor and justice of Murphy B H, bootmaker 
e pee eiclit Smith R M, he and groceries oe 
Sargent I N, postmaster and gen mdse STs erald”’ D Tf, publisher “Christian 


Ware S, butcher WATERHOUSE WARREN, sewing 
Tee machines, medicines and postmaster 
MOHAWK. 


LanE County. A post-office, 10 miles MONROE CITY. 


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northeast of Eugene City. BENTON Corie A pen balce reached 
by the O. R. & N, Co’s steamers 
HOUSTON B F, posses bag bles iiomubige oF Portland, or 
y the Uregon and California R. R., 
MOLALLA. to Corvallis 96 miles and by stage 

to Monroe 15 miles. 


miles southeast of Oregon City. Bowen H, blacksmith __ 
Brock M, carpenter pain ung Wm, druggist and post- 
Cooke J J, blacksmith Gilbert P, wagonmaker 


Hauck G W & Son, general mdse 


; : Howard Mrs, hotel 
MAYER L, generai merchandise and Ingram & Hart, blacksmiths 


postmaster A 
Mayer Laramie, general merchandise CREP Ped & wiND saloon 
OS, general merchandise Sti a ey aang yim 
Mads Be waconmaker arr urgueson, general mdse 
’ Wilhelm A, saloon 


Sandford R, druggist and physician 


Stewart Charles, blacksmith MON U MENT. 


; Grant County. A post-office. 
MONMOUTH. CARIS Pp W, postmaster 


Po.k County. A post-office; situated | Cochran Wallace, stock raiser 
on the Narrow Guage (West Side), 7} Cupper Henry, stock raiser 
miles southeast of Dallas, the county | Franklin Samuel, stock raiser 
seat; 24 miles west of Willamette | Gilmore Robert, stock raiser 
River. It contains between 300 and} Hamilton J H, stock raiser 
400 inhabitants. It has Oregonian | Hamilton Milton, stock raiser 
Railway Co’s Road depot, warehouse | Henton J, stock raiser 

and steam cleaner, also the location | McHaley Geo, stock raiser 

of the Christian College, an excellent | McHaley J H, stock raiser 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., Staruse.2it-srvece 119 Montgome 


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Neal Wm, cattle dealer 
Overholt re W, stock raiser 
Rudio Wm, stock raiser 
Welch Henry, stock raiser 
Wilson Prior, stock raisor 


MOOKHOUSE. 


Umatitta County. A post-office. 


DUNCAN JOHN, water works 
Frayer Sam, hotel and stage agent 
Frazer John, boarding-house and propr 


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Hoxie C J, engineer 
Lambert C, blacksmith 
T L, superintendent 
pect Hill Farm and postmaster 
Prospect Hill Farm (incorporated), T L 
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MORMON BASIN. 


BakKER Country. See Humboldt Basin. 


MOUNTAIN DALE. 


Wasuincton County. A _ post-office, 
13 miles northwest of Hillsboro. 


QUICK D 0, lumberman, sash, doors 
and mouldings 


MOUNT PLEASANT. 


Linn Courty. A post-office, 18 miles 
northeast of Albany. 


THAYER MRST §, postmistress 
MOUNT SCOTT. 


Dovetas County. A post-office. 15} 
miles northeast of Roseburg. 


BLAKELY MRS M, postmistress 

Clifton Wm J, justice of 

Noble & Watson, sash and door factory 

Price John, sheep raiser 

Sambert & Noble, saw-mill 

Short James, sheep raiser 

Tipton Bros, saw-mill, sash and door 
actory 

Tipton M, stock raiser 


MOUNT TABOR. 


Muttnoman County A _ post-office, 
3 miles from Portland. 


NEWELL J 8, general merchandise 


and postmaster 


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Grant County. A post-off se. 


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Allen E BE, general merchandise 
Damon R E, carpenter 

Hanscome Chas, saw-mill 

Hodson J F, blacksmith 

Kimberlin G H, livery stable 

Lofton Stephen, cooper 

Stecher T, stone engraver and mason 
STONE W W, hotel and postmaster 


MULINA. 


Cuackamas County. A post-office. 


May Geo A, blacki nith 
HOWARD C T, milling and stock 
raiser 


FOSTER JAMES G, seneral merchan- 


dise and postmaster 


MURPHY, 


JosEPHINE County. A post-office, 15 
miles east of Kerby, and 23 miles 
southeast of Jacksonville. 


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STRONG LEWIS, proprietor Murphy 
Flour-mill 


A A, lumber-mill 


MYRTLE POINT. 


Coos Cousty. A post-office, located on 
the right bank of the Coquille River, 
on a high bluff, about 40 miles from 
its mouth. It is at the head of tide- 
water. It is about 60 miles from 
Roseburg, in Douglas County. It is 
surrounded by a vast amount of good 
timber land. There are good coal 
fields in the neighborhood. The rivor 
bottoms and bencu land produce ex- 
cellent crops. Stock-raising is exten- 
sively carried on. Population 100, 


Barklow J D, teamster 
BENDER E, manager Myrtle Point 
Store 
Brown G A, livery stable 
Dixon Wm L, druggist 
Dodge O, attorney-at-law 
B, general merchandise 
Hermann F P, Lp oroarap ee 
Lee J D B, saddlery and harness 
Roberts John H, furniture, undertaker 
and carpenter 
Volkmar Carl H, attorney-at-law 


NAYLOX. 


Lake County. A post-office. 


DYAR L8, postmaster 
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NEEDY. 


Cuackamas County. A post-office, 14 
miles south of on City, and 32 
eg south of Portland. Population 


HARDESTY & SCONCE, general 


merchandise 


SCONCE J R, postmaster 
Watkins J P, blacksmith 


NEHALEM. 


TIuLaMooK County. A post-office, 35 
ae south of Astoria. Population 


SCOVILL EK, cooper 
NETARTS. 


TILLAMOOK County. A post-office and 
boat landing. 


GRIMER SUSAN, postmistress 


NEWBERG. 


YAMHILL County. A _ post-office, 9 
miles northeast of Lafayette. 


Everest R, general merchandise 
Hobson J & Co, general merchandise 


NEW CASTLE. 


Curry County. A post-office. 

GUERIN G H 

GUERIN MRS C N, postmistress 
NEWELLSVILLE. 


Marion County. (See Champoeg.) 


NEW ERA. 


CiacKamas County, A »0st-office and 
& prosperous tcwn on the Oregon and 
California R. R. (East Side), 20 miles 
southeast of Portland, or 18 miles by 
the O, R. & N. Co's steamers. 


Casto Frank E, warehouse and brickma- 


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CASTO JOSEPH, postmaster, physi- 
cian and druggist 
Jesse W W, general merchandise 
Reaves I F, flour-mill 
Reif J, boots and shoes 
Taylor J M, architect and builder 
Vetetoe G W, drayman 
Wells Joshua, saloon 


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NEW PINE CREEK. 


Lake County. <A post-office; popula- 
tion 75, 


Harmon §, blacksmith 

LOPER E, State Line Mining Co 

LOPER, ROBNETT & BOYSE, 
State Line Mining Co 

REAS P W, postmaster and general 
merchandise 


NEWPORT. 


Bgenton County. A post-office; a sum- 
mer resort on Yaquina Bay, 60 miles 
northwest of Corvallis. Population 


Abby P M, hotel 

Baldwin H, butcher 

Ball James, saloon 

Bell Mark & Co, restaurant 

Bloomer S H, jeweler 

alo Chas Little, bakery and meat mar- 

et 

Brassfield James, general merchandise 

Casa Alonzo, gen mdse and hardware 

Davis ——, drugs and notions 

Gardiner & Howard, saloon 

HAMMOND WM, general merchan- 
dise and wharfage 

Hufford W H. attorney-at-law 

Irvin J R H, hotel 

Lynch Thomas, barber and notions 

Phelps Ed C, nursery 

Runtridge M, shoemaker 

Smallbone C R, meat market 

Smith & Limkey, saloon 

Steven & Peterson, hotel 

The Benton ‘Steam Packet”’ 

Thompson & Kline, drugs and paints 

Walling & Wright, stoves and tinware 

Williams C H, general merchandise 


NEWPORT. 


Coos County. Post-office Marshfield, 
44 miles from Empire City. Popula- 
tion 120. 


FLANAGAN. & MANN, general mer- 
chandise and coal mine owners 


NEWTON. 


Benton County. A post-office, on the 
Oregon and California R. R. (West 
Side), 19 miles southwest of Portland. 


Blair J H, hotel 

Gillam & Tracy, saloon 

Simpson Bros, livery stable 
W., hotel 

Tracy B, blacksmith 


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NORFOLK. 


Dovetas County. A post-office. 


LYSTER JOHN, hotel 

Mead H J, blacksmith 

Melvin M M, notary public 

Perkins S, logging 

Ricker C H, postmaster 

Shirrett J, apiarist and cheesemaker 
Shirrett Milton, farmer 


NORTH BEND. 


Coos County. Post-office Marshfield; 4 
miles northeast of Empire City; pop- 
ulation 90. 


SIMPSON BROS, 


and saw-mill 


general merchandise 


NORTH BROWNSVILLE. 


Linn County, See Brownsville. 


NORTH CANYONVILLE. 


Dovetas County. <A post-office, 27 
miles south of Roseburg and 227 miles 
southwest of Portland, and situated 
on the line of the California and Ore- 
gon Stage Company, and is a town of 
importance as a mining and trading 
point. 


4->- ‘ohn L, blacksmith 

B. . Chas, justice of the peace and 
anith - 

Beversy Christian, hotel 

Blackwood W H, saloon 

CATCHING MRS A, restaurant 

Churchill Mrs Alice, milliner and dress- 


maker 

C.. lvig G W, clerk W U Tel Office and 
insurance agt 

Gaunt T C, saloon 

Gazley James F, attorney 

Glasgow C, livery 

Harvey C, painter 

High Rudolphe, barber and photogra- 

er 

rise Louis, machinist 

Jones L, livery 

Kimmel C, wagonmaker 

Kramer W, flour-mills 

Levens Mrs C, milliner and dressmaker 

Levens D A, gen mdse and grist-mill 

Manning W, postmaster 

Marks & Wollenberg, capitalists and 
mill owners 

Moore James, liquors 

Packard J J, saw-mill 

Parks W H, physician and druggist 


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Oregon—Norfolk—North 


Royal C J,. hotel 
Parsley D, furniture and justice of the RUNNELS A D,.: druggist and agent 


factarers all kinds IRON WORK, 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, ™*""sss 


Yamhill, 


Pickett & Wilson, saw-mill 

Ransome D W, millwright 

Riddle & Manning, general merchandise 

Saltonstall D, tinware and stoves 

Smith G W, watchmaker, jeweler and 
constable 

Stacey L, butcher 

Stenger i saloon and brewery 

Sullivan Jerome, gunsmith 

Trimble Wm, blacksmith 

Webb H P, notary 

Woodford A M, bootmaker 

Woods A E, harness and saddles 


NORTH POWDER. 


BakER County. A post and express 
office, reached via the O. R. & N. Co.’s 
line to Umatilla 209 miles and by stage 
124 miles. 


Carroll J E, blacksmith 


Hill E F, physician 
HUG. M & CO, general mer- 
chandise 


Nelson D CO, hotel 

Nelson D W C, livery 

Parker J R, saloon 

kd ca H B, hotel 

Welch James, flour and planing-mill 
White E, furniture 


NORTH YAMHILL. 


YAMHILL County. A post and express 
office, on the Oregon and California 
R. R. (West Side), 39 miles southeast 
of Portland. 


Archibald Frederick, justice of the 


ce 
Bal & Daniel, lumber 

Ball Wm and Daniel, steam saw-mill 
Barnakf F, builder and contractor 
Bedwell & Co, general merchandise 
Bennett J & Co, saddlery and harness 
Brisbine Joseph, saloon 

Busbee D, stoves and tinware 

Cain Mat, saloon 

Edwards J D, blacksmith 

Haines J W, physician 

Hamerschmidt L, physician 

Keffer J C, barber 

Laughlin R R, grain warehouse 

Lee, Laughlin & Co, gen mdse 

Mesner Bros, livery stable 

Morgan H C & Son, blacksmiths 

Perry T W, warehouse and steam flour- 


ing-mills 
Powell David, bootmaker 
Rice Wm B, wagonmaker 
Roberts A H & Co, meat market 


- Wells, Fargo 


Main Street, Jan Fraacisce. 


CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST.,S.F. > 


bc alll 


Oregon—North Yamhill-Oneatta. 1011 


Runnels Mra I M, milliner and dress-| Russell Geo T, principal Oakland Acad- 


making emy 
Sappington G Mid Eananee and’dealer aeery ag ar be 

arming implemen u & Co, i " 
PA Ls, nee ipe 0, groceries and drug 


gists 
Smith R & Co, general merchandise 
Snoden Josie, millinery and fancy goods 
TAYLOR G A, postmaster and notary 
public 
Taylor & Hall, stoves and tinware 
Thomas R, hotel 
Venable J M, physician 
Young E G & Co, gen mdse 


OAKVILLE. 


Linn County. A post-office. 
CONEY . B, postmaster and farmer 


OLALLA. 


Doveitas County. A post-office, 18 
miles from Roseburg. k 


FLOOK OH (Wells & Flook), wagon- 
maker and carpenter 

Flook W F, teamster 

Gurney V, saw-mill 

McCarty Thomas, farmer 

Newland Thomas, flour-mill 

Waters M L, farmer 

Waters M M, speculator 

WELLS & FLOOK, general merchan- 


ise 
WELLS W R (Wells & Flook), black- 
smith and wagonmaker and postmas- 

ter 


Swensen J E, builder and contractor 
Trullinger D P, water flouring-mil) 


NORTON. 


Crackamas County. Post-office Viola. 
12 miles east of Oregon City. 


Brown Jas, blacksmith 

[),. stock farmer 
Feldhamer L, ferryman 
Foster Thos, carpenter and builder 
Hubbard W F, supt salmon hatchery 
Kirsham Walter, flouring-mills 
Tracy J M, justice of the peace 


NORWAY. 


Coos County. 


Barklow Sam, bootmaker 

Clinton John, bootmaker 

Hoover Aron & Co, saw-mill 

Myer Asa, grist-mill and blacksmith 

NELSON op » general merchandise 
and postmaster 

Perry V N, hotel 

Perry W T, hotel 

Reed & Nelson, goneral merchandise 

Schroeder August, carpenter and builder 

Schroeder Fred, carpenter and builder 


OAKLAND. 


Dove.as County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, 19 miles from Rose- 
burg and 181 miles from Portland, on 
the Oregon & California R. R (East 
Side). Its population is about 500, 
and the town has a good trade. 


Abraham H, wool, grain and money |S 
broker 

Beckley Bros, livery stable 

Brown AF & Co, general merchandise 

Dearling J, blacksmith 

Enbanks & Baltic, grist-mill 

Hanna W K, meat market 

Herbold John, dentist 

Hotchkiss W S, saloon 

Howard J H, saloon 

Hutchinson & Hotchkiss, millinery and 


paney goods 

Little Henry, dentist 

Long Bros, harness and saddlery 
Mahoney J H, saloon 

McCulla J, wagonmaker 
McCulloch J W, wagonmaker I 
Norwood J W, barber dise, hardware, doors, windows, etc 
Page E J, druggist Parker A & Sons, saw-mills 


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HARDWOOD LUMBER, Sc''ts tennterxeps, Nowe: Posts, tatusters. 


, the Tailor. 


OLEX. 
Wascuvu County. A_ post-office, 66 
miles southeast of The Dalles. 
Flett G W, justice of peace 
Randall Henry D, postmaster 
A, notary pub- 
lic and stock raiser 


OLNEY. 


CLatsop County. A post-office and 
farming district, 10 miles south of 
‘ Astoria. 


GRAY W H, postmaster 
ONEATTA. 


Bencon County. A st-office, on 
Yaquina Bay, 5 miles from Newport. 
Population 30. 

Henkle, McCoy & Co, general merchan- 


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OREGON CITY. 


Crackamas County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, and the county 
seat. It has a healthful and pretty 
location on the Willamette F 12 


miles south of Portland by the Oregon BY 


and California R R. (East Side), 

The grandeur of the surrounding 
scenery makes the town a desirable 
place of residence, while the immense 
water-power allorded by the Falls ren- 
ders the site the very best for manufac- 
turing purposes in the United States. 
If one-hundredth part of the power 
were utilized this city would be as im- 
portant a point as Portland. As it is 
only a question of time until the power 
of this leviathan stream shall se har- 
nessed, the future of the Falls City 
must be prosperous. The manufactures 
at perens being operated are a woolen 
mill, with 48 broad looms, and employ- 
ing 225 hands, of which 85 are China- 
men; and a flouring-mill (The Imperial), 
of 550 barrels per day capacity, manu- 
facturing a brand of flour celebrated 
both at home and abroad. ‘The carriuge 
factory, plow works, and undertakiag 
establishments of Mr. C. P. Wineset 
are worthy of mention. All three of 
the industries aro continually running, 
and keep employed a number of artisans. 
The present pra l anion of the city ex- 
ceeds 1,500, having increased since the 
census of 1880. We notice a decided 
improvement in the appearance since our 
last visit. We are informed that busi- 
ness is brisk, and the town is in a 
healthy condition. City property and 
Clackamas County land is in good de- 
mand. Messrs. Johnson, McCown, & 
Walden, real estate men, will cheerfully 
answer any inquiries respecting the 
saine. 


ALBRIGHT CHARLES (Albright & 


Logus) 

ALBRIGHT & LOGUS (Charles Al- 
bright Jr and Julius Logus), whole- 
sale and retail butchers & pork packers 

Anderson Charles, boarding 


AFFERSON A J, manager Imperial 

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Athey M OC, attorney-at-law and patent 
t 

BACON J M, books, stationery and 


postmaster 
Bailey A C, propr Barlow House 
Baird C T, county supt public schools 
Bank of Oregon City (The), Thomas 
Charman pres, CH Caufield cashier 
Barin L T, register U S land office 
Barlow F T (Harding & Barlow) 
Brayton W F, city assessor and collector 


ck Maurice (Giebisch & Broder- 
Burmeister C H L, watchmaker and 


jeweler 

E D W, proprietor Imperial 
Flou gmille, office 10 North Front, 
Portlan 


Caldwell W J, saloon 
Campbell Frank, surveyor 
Caples J F, district attorney, res Port- 


and 

Caufield OC H, cashier The Bank of Ore- 
gon City 

CHARMAN BROS (E Eand TL Char- 
man), druggists 

Charman Thomas, mayor 

Charman Thomas & Son (Thomas and 
Fred R Charman), commission mer- 
chants and gen mdse 


G KASPER, bootmaker 


Chase J, councilman 


CLIFF HOUSE, T W Rhoades propri- 
etor 
| Cochran James, councilman 
Connor W R, groceries, feed, etc 
Cross Harvey E, attorney-at-law and 
real estate agt 
Darnell N H, county assessor 
Eastham 'E L (Eastham & McBride), 
attorney 
Eastham & McBride (E L Eastham and 
T A McBride), attorneys-at-law 
Farr Isaac, butcher 
Fields Thomas, groceries 
Fish Walter, groceries, etc 
Fisher J L, barber and haths 
FLEMING W J, proprietor City Liv- 
ery Stables (see adv 
Fouts Mrs T W, milliner 
Franz Henry, barber 
FUCHS GEORGE, wholesale and re- 
tail cigars and tobacco and musical 
instruments 
Giebisch & Broderick (John Giebisch 
and Maurice Broderick), saloon 
Giebisch John (Giebisch & Broderick) 
Graham James K, harness 
Greenman Clark, councilman 
Griep F G, Oriental Hotel 
HARDING & BARLOW (H J Hard. 
iy and F T’ Barlow), groceries and 
ake 
Harding George A, druggist and council- 
man 
Harding H J (Harding & Barlow), agt 
W, F & Co and city treasurer 
Highfield W H, watchmaker 
Himmler Theniore, saloon 
HO. B, insurance 
Howard A W, furniture 
L FLOURING MILIS, D 
W Burnside proprietor 


Bei Gorham, street commissioner 


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JACOBS ISAAC (Jacobs Bros, Port- 
and), superintendent “-egon Clty 
Manufacturing Co 

AEL (Jacobs Bros, 
Portlind), Dg gh Oregon City 
Manafacturing Co 
JOHNGON, McCOWN & MA 
» aC & OR 
(W © Johnson and F O Meteee ae 
egon City, I A Macrum, Portland), 
JOHNSON, McCOWN & WALD 
» Mo & WA 
W O Johnson, F O McCown te: 
Walden), real estate agents 

Johnson W C (Johnson, McCown & 
Macrum and Johnson, McCown & 
Walden), attorney 

Kelly Charles, restaurant 

Kelly E D, groceries 

Kelly Mrs E D, millinery 

Kelly H L, county treasurer 

Kelly John, city marshal 

Kesler Dr, coroner 

Kester C M, photographer and cabinct- 
maker 

Kruse John, county commissioner 

Latourette C D, attorney-at-law and ab- 
stracts 

Lewelling John, county commissioner 

LIVERPOOL, AND LONDON AND 
GLOSE INSURANCE CO, Homer 
B Holland agent 


LOGUS JULIUS (Albright & Logus) 


Macrum I A (Johnson, 
crum), attorney 

Mader Jacob, brewery 

Matthews Rev James, clergyman (Meth- 
odist) 

a Alexander, gen mdse 

McBride T A:(Eastham & McBride), at- 


torney 

McCown F O (Johnson, McCown & 
Macrum and Johnson, McCown & 
Walden), attorney » 

McCue Chas, bootmaker 

McDonald J 8, saloon 

Miller Thomas M, boots and shoes 


IcCown & Ma- 


TUGGLE & CO., Ship Plank, 


ly are A 


Myers John, general merchandise 

Myers W W, councilman 

Norris J W, Te 

“OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, 

John Rock editor and proprietor 

0 N CITY M ACTUR- 
woolen mill), Raphael Ja- 

cobs president, Isaac Jacohs superin- 

tendent 

Parker S, physician and coroner 

PHENIX HOTEL, TW Rhoades 

proprietor 

Pope & Co (W H and H E Pope), hard- 

ware, stoves and tinware 

PORTER R W & SON (R W and 

Clarence W Porter), blacksmiths, 

horseshoers and wagonmakers 

RHOADES T W, proprietor Cliff 

House and Phoenix Hote 

ROCK JOHN, publisher and proprietor 

**Oregon City Enterprise ” 

Ross H W, physician and druggist 

SCHOEPS AT, sheriff 

Schram John, harnessmaker and saddler 

Selling I, general merchandise 

Shade Jacob, bootmaker 

Stevens H C, agtO&CR Rand W U 

Telegraph Co 

Straight Hiram, groceries 

Toepelman F A, councilman 

TROUNSON JOE, wagonmake 

US Land Office, L T Barin register, J W 

Watts receiver 

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en) 

Watts J W, receiver U S land office 

Welch John, dentist 

White J A, physician and surgeon 

White W L, county, judge 

Whitlack William, city recorder 

Wilde Ferdinand, gun and locksmith 

Williams C O T, county clerk 

WINESE P, wagon and carriage 

manufacturer, blacksmith, horseshoer 

and undertaker (see advertisement) 

WISE F L, cigars, tobacco and no- 


tions 


cit= STABLES. 


LIVERY, FEED & SALE STABLES 


Main St., opp. Pope’s Store, 


Oregon City, Oregon. 
W. J. FLEMING...... ... Proprietor, 


“ Communications by Mail or Telegraph attended 


HARDWOOR MBER, YHETE RECS: 1s 15 Main and 14 & 16 spear 


to, Careful drivers furnished when required. 
éa7 Particular attention paid to feeding horses. 
Young horses handled and broke to drive. 


Street,§. ©. Oregon Ash, Maple and Alder. 


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Manufacturer and Dealer in Eastern Agricultural Implements. 


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ESTABLISHMENT 
South of Portland. 


JOHNSON, McCOWN & WALDEN ORETOWN. 


TiLLamMooK County. A post-office. 


Oregon City, Oregon. FLETCHER A W, postmaster 
Real Estate Agents OSWEGO. 


oe Ae Cuackamas County, A post-office, on 
LOAN NEGOTIATORS. Willamette River, reached by O. R. 
& N Co's steamers, 7 miles south of 

A SPECIALTY MADE OF Portlaad. 


e Clackamas County Lands. Gans H,, neral merchandise 
essler J H, physician 
we o. O. MeCOWN: Local Agent of ot tt | Oswego Iron Co, iron wack general 
Public tanth, merchandise and post-office 


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Oregon—Oswego—Pendleton. 
Prosser G W, farmer PENDLETON. 


Seeley Ed, postmaster 
Umatitia County. A post and express 
WaALLin @ W & 00, nursery office, situated in a fine stock andneen 


nie 


WOODS 24. P.tzsne 


cultural country, 36 miles southeast of 

PAISLEY. the Columbia River at Umatilla, and 

234 miles east of Portland; reac y 

Fame Covsty.. postoffios, O. R. & N. Co.’s Railway; is the 


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vOLe ihe Gresoh gi Fito pd Bentley, Hawn & Guyer, steam saw- ~” 

(West Side), 81 miles southeast of | _ mill = 


COCHRAN J P & CO, bankers and! conaty seat and has about 800 inhabi- 

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lee Conn Geo, general merchandise 

= @ | Gaylord Gilbert, carpenter and builder | Alexander & Frazer (R Alexander and > 
= =| Hamersly J R, saw and planing-mill J acob Frazer), general merchandise F 
ce ©| Harris T D, carpenter and builder Allison C B, groceries _ 

« Hazeltine M M, photographer Arnold John C, principal Pendleton '@) 
rx] $8) Lowe David, grist-mill High School in 
= <j | Miller 2 Bias eee, ablacn eieey OR ao 

tated Miller Wm H, hotel and livery stable aker E, 

— <4 | O’Kelley John, blacksmith Baker & Hopper (Wm Baker and Noel |@ 
(—) Rowell Jacob L, blacksmith Hopper), saloon 

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Blum Lehman, general merchandise 
OES Bowman Henry, livery, feed and sale 
Helmick & Bro, warehouse stable 


Burroughs & Hagar (H A Burroughs 


PAYTON MINERAL SPRINGS, | , and W A Hagar), livery stable 


Doveitas County. Post-office Drain.|° and proprietors ‘“‘Pendleton Tribune” 
These celebrated Springs are situated | BU J P, county clerk 
on the line of the Oregon and Califor- | BYERS W §(W S Byers & Co) 
tia R. R., in the picturesque valley of | BYERS W § & CO, proprictors Pendle- 
- the Yoncalla, two miles south of} ton Flour-mills 
Drain’s station and 110 miles south of | Carden J E, cigars and tobacco 
slem. Chaplain Daniel, lumber 
Nature seems to have intended them | Coffey A L, county surveyor 
as the especial abode of the health-giv-| Conley & Bean (DM Conley and H J 
ing goddess, Hygeia; for located asthey| Bean), attorneys-at-law 
are in the midst of one of the healthiest | Cox L B, attorney-at-law 
and finest climates in the world, and a| Cunningham W B, flouring-mill 
country diversified with a charming al-| Davis W J, saloon 
ternation of hill and dale, and of them- | Day F M, watches and jewelry 
E- selves possessing the most decided medic- | Demest L G & Co, druggists 
inal garg of any mineral waters in | Dickerson Mrs L, board and lodging 
the Ntate, a happier combination of | Dorothy K M, county commissioner 
health-bestowing influences than they | Dunn J Frank, contractor and builder 
are blessed with can scarcely be con-|Dusenbery L & Co, Cae merchandise 


ceived, “RAST OREGO. »” Guyer & 


| CARTWRIGHT GEO W, propristor| «gag OREGONIAN” PURLISH- 


Payton Mineral Spriags. ING CO, job printing and publishers 
‘‘East Oregonian,” C D Jackson man- 


PEDRO MOUNTAIN. —|._ ager 


PAReD County. Post-office Humboldt Edington John, supt of schools 


R, 724 Market and 


Ennis J T, restaurant 


CUNELIN GROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS 
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sg ; Everts & Walker, attorneys-at-law 
JOHN 8, saw-mill Failing Jesse, furdanre, carpets, sewing 
McLefere J, blacksmith : machines and undertaker \ 
Power J C & Co, capitalists Farrow E W, abstractor of titles, notary : 
Segun C C, eries public and land agt ‘ 
Shinnway Paul, saw-mill First National Bank of Pendleton a 


ha FAamlarAaAm base i e. 
HARDWOOD LUMBES, Morr meer he soteng He Aeaeeee” 


Oregon—Pendleton. 


Fitz Gerald Thomas, attorney-at-law 
and collector 

Folsom & Son (M E and Harry Folsom), 
blacksmiths 

Frazier & Kester, stock raisers 

Fuller John, stock raiser 
agen & Kine, saloon 

Gagen, Kine & Co (John Gagen, P Kine 
and Thos Culver), wholesale and re- 
tail liquors 

Guyer J A, attorney-at-law 

GUYER & JACKSON, proprietors and 
publishers ‘‘Kast Oregonian” and in- 
surance agents 

Hailey John Jr, assistant supt Utah, 
Idaho and Oregon Stage Co 

Hall J W, physician 

Hathaway I, optical goods 

Hathaway J, varieties 

Healy A, bootmaker 

Hendricks C C, restaurant 

Hendryx Mrs, millinery 

Hendryx N, county treasurer 

Hexter Mrs, millinery 

Horn David, agt Utah, Idaho and Ore- 
gon Stage Co and hotel 

Horton G D, photographer 

Houser & Co (Zoeth Houser and N Hen- 
dryx), butchers 

Houser & Wade, meat market 

Irving E R, physician 

‘Jackson C S, agit Utah, Idaho and Ore- 

on. Stage Co 
JACKSON C 8, manager “East Ore- 


gonian’”’ Publishing Co 


Semi- Weekly Kast Oregonian. 


$3 Dollars per Year in Advance. 

Acknowledged to be the leading paper in East 
ern Oregon. Praised by its Exchanges, patron- 
ized by the people. 

CRITICAL, NEWSY, AND HUMOROUS. 

It believes the farmer should be praised, the 
politicians and monopolies condemned—they are 
enemies to the farmer and other workingmen. 


Four Months on Trial, 


With pictures and descriptions of scenes in Uma- 
tilla County, the great wheat section, only 
NE DOLLAR. 


ddress, 
East Oregonian Publishing Co., 
Pendleton, Oregon. 


Jacobson & Ellis (A Jacobson and J W 
Ellis), saloon 

Johns S A, attorney-at-law 

Keithley Julius, county assessor 

Kemler Bros, bootmakers 

Klein George, bakery 

Kuykendall L & Co, saloon 

Ladd John, propr Pendleton and Bla- 
locks Stage Line 

LaDow W C, county judge 

Lane Chas, painter 


RISON CELLS, "Sesy'aisin Steece, oe 


wt. 


than 
omery 


Parkin & Gerking (J W Larkin and NJ 
Gerking), architects, contractors and 
builders 

Leasure John C, attorney 

Leezer James M, hardware, stoves and 
tinware, scwing machines, etc 

Lindsey J B, surgeon and dentist 

Livermore Lot, insurance agt and post- 
master 

Lobeustein E, hides, pelts and furs 

Lockwood W P, livery, feed and sale 
stable 

Mackenzie & Cavanagh, agricultural 
implements and warehouse 

Marshall W H & Son (W H and EP 
Marshall), blacksmiths 

Martin Wm, sheriff 

Matlock ©, saloon 

McKay W (, physician 

Parkes & Cahoon (John Cahoon and E 
R Parkes), contractors and builders 

PENDLETON FLOUB. MILL, W S 
Byers & Co proprietors 

Pendleton High School, John C Arnold 

rincinal 

“PENDLETON TRIBUNE” (The), 
B S Burroughs and Geo W Reading 
editors and proprietors 

Pressey & Hinkle (H Pressey and P 
Hinkle), general merchandise 

Pruett J M, physician 

Ralston OU & Co, general merchandise 

READING GEORGE W, proprietor 
and publisher ‘‘ Pendleton Tribune” 

Reed Guyer (J H Reed and J A 
Guyer), attorneys-at-law 

Richardson G D, feed stable 

Robbins Thos, druggist and stationery 

Roberts Mrs V K, hair goods 

Roper W W, blacksmith 

Rose Chas, saloon 

Rothchild & Bean, general merchandise 

Rowell J R, hotel 

Salisbury, Hailey & Co, proprs Utah, 
Idaho & Oregon Stage Co 

Fea ig W, county commissioner 

Saubert DR, meat market 

Sharen J H & Co (J H Sharon, John 
Watson and John Luhrs), planing- 
mill and lumber 

Sharp S F, physician 

Siegert & Lyon (H Siegert and McCor. 
mick Lyon), barbers 

Statler J 8, blacksmith 

Taylor D M, saloon ; 

Thompson M H, justice of peace 

THO. ON R G(W S Byers & Co) 

Turner & Co, brewery 

Turner & Ballery (J H Turner and J J 
nein attorneys-at-law 

Turner H, attorney 

Tustin & Bailey (Page Tustin and D W 
Bailey), attorneys-at-law 

Vincent F A, dentist 


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COLUMBIA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 


A THOROUGH PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION 


At the lowest possible rates. The school is eupplied with all the conveniences for the great 
work. Everything is new, neat and pleasant, and the instructions the most practical and 
thorongh. The Telegraph Department has all the neceseary appliances for imparting a 
thorough knowledge of that ecience. All kinds of pen-work, euch as engrossing resulu- 
att Sek diplomas, visiting or wedding cards, etc., executed in a wurkman-like manner 
at living rates. 

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Vincent F W, physician 

‘eee P, attorney-at-law and notary 
public 

Webb & Jagger (GQ W Webb and H C 
Jagger), hardware 

Welch B, stock raiser 

Wheeler Bros, agricultural implements 
Whitcomb W W, physician 

Wing A, agricultural implements 
Zeigler M F. contractor and builder © 


PEORIA. 


Linn County. A post-office, on the 
Willamette River, 125 miles by the 
O. R. & N. Co.’s steamer southwest of 
Portland. Population 75. 


Finegan S B, blacksmith 

GILBEF £ J B, general merchandise 
Storr J “V, physician 

Van Caren C W, painter 

Watts F A, gen mdse and postmaster 


PERRYDALE. 


Potk County. A post-office, on the 
O. R. & N. Co.’s Railway (Narrow- 
Guage Division, west side), 56 miles 
southwest of Portland. 

Enes R, saloon 

Gervais D W, school teacher 

Glandon & Deberry, blacksmiths 

McGREW & WALLER, general 
merchandise 

Wells M OC, hotel 

Wilson & Ray, druggists 


PETTEYSVILLE. 


UmatiLLa County. A post-office. 


PETTEYS A C, postmaster, black- 


smith and livery and feed 


PHILOMATH. 


Benton County. A post-office, 6 miles 

_ southwest of Corvallis. Population 
250. 

AKIN J L, druggist and postmaster 

Allen & Harris, general merchandise 

Allen Sisters, milliners 

Badger Luther, carpenter 

Carter W A, physician 

Church W B, principal of college 

Crow MM, stage line 

Enos D, lumbering, saw-mill and plan- 
ing-mill 

Felger J S, flour-mill 

Henkle & Boone, butchers 

Henkle J E & Co, general merchandise 

Hite W 8, blacksmith 

Kisor Mrs , boarding-house 


TUGGLE & C0. Pacific Coast Hard Woods 


- Oregon—Pendleton-Pilot Rock. 


HAR WOO UMBER @ WAGON STOCK, 


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ss ape & Hawkins, saw-mill 
McLain & Boon, butchers 
Norris J H, wagonmaker 
PHILOMATH COLLEGE, Rev WS 
PHILO! ATE “ORU 
“PHILO CIBLE,”’ Rev 
W S Walker editor 
Rowland L T, blacksmith 
W S, principal Philo...ath 
College and postmaster 
Whitney Mrs G A, photographer 
Whitney G A, physician 
Wilcox & Son, blacksmiths 
Williams A J, carpenter 
Akin J L, druggist 


PHOENIX. 


Jackson County. A post-office, 8 miles 
southeast of Jacksonville. Popula- 
tion 300. 

Alwell P W, flour-mill 

BEESON W, real estate agent, sur- 
veyor and notary public 

Buck J G, physician 

Chastain J A, physician and druggist 
and justice of the peace and notary 
public 

De Vis L F, physician 

Diamey R R, wagonmaker 

Dunlap A, blacksmith 

Forman M, wagonmaker 

Howard H C, butcher 

Hukill J W, blacksmith 

Kahler Geo, physician and druggist 

Kill James H, blacksmith 

T s1yenberg Daniel, hotel 

Morgan Ed, saloon and livery stable 

Morgan Wn, livery 

Morton James, teamster 

SERGENT C §, postmaster 

SERGENT & TOWNE, general mer- 
ehandise 

Schumpf 8, cabinetmaker and machinist 


PILOT ROCK. 


UmartILtta County. <A _ post-office, 17 
miles southeast of Pendleton. Pcupu- 
lation 100. 


Fletcher & Rodgers, butchers 

Guisler Wm, bootmaker 

Guyon & Wagner, blacksmiths 

Kennedy G W, clergyman 

Lee L H, druggist 

McFarlin T F, hotel 

Robbins J H, general merchandise 

Ross Wn, stock raiser 

Shields J C, physician 

STURTEVANT A J, general mer- 
chanise and postmaster 

Stuard D, saloon 

Stuard Harl, livery stable 

Whitten A S, blacksmith 


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PINE. 


Linn County. A post-office, 34 miles 
southeast of Albany and 6 miles 
southeast of Harrisburg. 


ALLINGHAM CLARA, postmistress 
PINE VALLEY. 


Union County. A post-office, reached 
via O. R. & N. Co’s steamers to 
Umatilla; stage toUnion City; express 
to Pine Valley. 


BRAGG JAMES, postmaster 
PIONEER. 


Jackson County. A’ post-office. 


Marsh S S P, saloon 
VAN HORN JOHN, druggist and 


postmaster 


PITTSBURGH. 


Cotumpra County. A post-office. 


Brouse P, saw and flour-mill and post- 
master 

Fleisher Emuel, gen mdse 

Hughes Geo, bootmaker 

Rnbert H, furs 


PLEASANT HILL. 


LANE County. A pest-office, 12 miles 
southeast of Eugene City. Popula- 
tion 50. 


Atteberg William, dentist 

Bristow H T, saddlery and harness 

Bristow J J, wagonmaker 

Bristow J K, physician 

Cook M C, wagonmaker 

HANDSAKER G, general merchan- 
dise and postmaster 

MORGAN & PARKS, general mer- 
chandise 

Mulkey I N, blacksmith 

PARKS J W (Morgan & Parks) 


PLEASANT HOME. 


Moutrnomau County. A post-office. 


Maxwell W H, blacksmith 
Murray O 8, physician 
Otis J S, carpenter 

P_ice J, stage line 

Stephens I, postmaster 
Stephens J A, groveries 


STEPHENS JILES, justice of peace 


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PLEVNA. 


LAKE County. A post-office, 


McMANUS P F, general merchandise 
PORTLAND. 
MuLTNoMAH County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, situated on the 
left bank of the Willamette, 12 miles 
above its junction with the Columbia, 

90 miles above Astoria and 105 miles 

from the Columbia bar. 

Chief city of the Pacific northwest 
and of the State of Oregon. As a sea- 
port it ranks second on the coast, which 
position it also occupies as a city and 
commercial metropolis. The presen 
population (estimated by close observa- 
tion since the ’80 census), approaches 
26,000. It is the distributing point of 
the Willamette, Rogue River and Ump- 
qua Valleys, as well as for the settle- 
ments of the Columbia River and the 
immense and fertile districts lying east 
of the Cascade Mountains. The Colum- 
bia and Willamette Rivers are navigable 
up to Portland for deep water vessels of 
the largest size at nearly all seasons of 
the year. Portland has been improved 
in the last few years until we may 
venture to say that she is the 
handsomest and most _ substantially 
built, perfectly paved and cleanly 
kept city on the coast. This much 
without exaggeration. Her churches, 
embracing every denomination, schools, 
public and private, newspapers, hotels, 
gas and water supply, post-office and 
customs’ building, exposition pavilion 
and rink, theatres, halls and public 
market, are all worthy of acity of the 
first order. 

The public spirit evinced in the estab- 
lishment and support of the above insti- 
tutions is to the lasting credit of her 
citizens who have made Portland so 
attractive to visitors that her immense 
floating population crowds the city ho- 
tels and stores at al! seasons. 

As a business centre judging from the 
number of wholesale houses, occupyin 
stores of prodigious dimensions, an 
carrying merchandise aggregating in 
value many millions of dollars, Portland 
would seem to control the northwestern 
trade to a great extent. Her business 
firms are of excellent average standing 
financially, and her business community 
may be said to sustain fewer internal 
shocks than any centre west of the 
Missouri. Her thoroughfares devoted 
to the heavy shipping interests consti- 


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For THE BEST FITTING SUIT OF CLOTHES go to JOE POHEIM, the Tailor. 


tute the most solidly constructed quar- 
ter of the city and are quite metropoli- 
tan in their character. Her wharves, 
constructed for the accommodation of 
vessels at either high or low water, are 
amply sufficient, while her warehouses 
are of large capacity. 

Asa hotel town it has made giant 
strides ‘in the last few years, having 
now several hostelries capable of ac- 
commodating an army of sojourners 
without any strain on their capacity. 
The latest additions are the Esmond, 
a beautiful establishment by Mr. J. H. 
Brenner. The Holton House (European 

lan), by the popular Dan., and the St. 
Gectn, a large family hotel up town; 
while the St. Charles (Boren plan), 
by Mr. Thomas Guinean, formerly of 
Sacramento, California, is still a leading 
house as well as a marked architectural 
feature of the city. Besides all these 
Portland possesses a number of hotels 
and boarding houses of the second class 
which constantly enjoy a great patron- 
age. In the hotel capacity of Portland 


.and in the demand for accommodations 


of all kinds, we see reflected unexampled 
and solid prosperity. 

Socially she is the Oregonian center of 
refinement and culture, her society be- 
ing made up generally of a kindly, hos- 
pitable and charitable class of men and 
women, who are stylish without osten- 
tation, and who reflect in their manner 
the admirable manhood and womanhood 
of the west, blended with the constantly 
inflowing stream of Eastern immigration 
that seeks homes in cities. 

Her means of communication with 
the outside world will soon be greatly: 
augmented, railroad connection from 
three points of the compass being almost 
established. Every mile of road thay 
has been constructed so far has tended 
to place Portland in the enviable posi- 
tion she occupies, and the horoscope of 
the fature plainly marks out for her a 
career eminently prosperous and bril- 
liant. 

The traveling public will find it advan- 
tageous to obtain a copy of Lewis and 
Drydea’s 7'ravelers’ Guide before setting 
out on their travels. It is a complete 
ha:d-book of northwestern lines of 
travel, reliable, concise, and worthy of 
the good reputation it has won. The 
Guide is also a favorite advertising medi- 
um, as it is put into the hands of so 
pieey buyers when coming to the metrop- 
olis. 


Abell Frank G, photographer, 169 1st 
Abendroth Carl, saloon, 271 Ist 


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Abraham S, second-hand goods, 73 Front 

Ach Henry (Whalley, Tocuheintes & 
Ach), attorney, 43 Ist 

Acker B B (Acker & Leihy), 107 2d 

Acker & Leihy (B B Acker and G W 
Leihy), livery stable, 107 2d 

Ackerman H & Co (Henry Ackerman), 
wholesale and retail crockery, glass- 
ware and fancy goods, 87 and 89 lst, 
86 and 88 2d 

Acton J H, editor and propr ‘The 
Polaris,’ 2294 Ist 

Adams J N, chiropodist, 73 lst: 

Adams & Welty (W H Adams and D 
W Welty), attorneys-at-law, De'sum’s 
Building 

Adams W H (Adams & Welty), atcor- 
ney-at-law and notary pobite; De- 
kum’s Building 

Adams Wn, councilman 

Ahlstedt & Higgins (J A Ahlstedt and 
T F Higgins), clothing, 25 N Ist 

Ahlstedt J A (Ahlstedt & Higgins), 
25 N lst 

Ainslie Geo (Geo Ainslie & Co and A 
Nicolai & Co), cor 14th and P 

Ainslie Geo & Co (Geo Ainslie, ( C 
Phillips and F Eilers), sash and door 
factory, cor 14th and P 

AINSWORTH CAPT GEO J, su- 
perintendent River Division O R & 
N Coycor Front and D 

Ainsworth J C, capitalist, office 70 Oak 

Akers & O’Regan (Wm Akers and W D 
O’Regan), livery stahle, 233 Front 

Akers Wm (Akers & O’Regan), 233 


Front 

Akin F S (Akin, Selling & Cv}, 6 N 
Front 

AKIN, SELLING & CO (F 3 Akin, 
Ben Selling, H E Dosch), importers 
and manufacturers boots and shoes, 
6 N Front 

ALBANY BREWERY DEPOT, Her- 
man Schneider agent, 205 Ist 

Albright Edward F, secy Oregon Trans- 
fer Co, 31 Stark 

Albright Laura V, dressmaker, 227 Ist 

Alden H R, dentist, 5 Union Block 

Alisky C A (Alisky & Kraemer), 145 Ist 

ALISKY & KRAEMER (C A Alisky 
and J Kraemer), candy factory and 
icecream and oyster saloon, 145 Ist 
and 28 Alder 

Allard J J, horseshoer, cor G and 5th 

ALLEN E W, manager for Seymour, 
Sabin & Co, 262 Ist 

Allen H 8, secy North Pacific Lumber- 
ing & Mfg Co, ws 2d bet F andG 

WIS (L H Allen and 

C H Lewis), wholesale grocers and 
an a merchants, cor N Front 
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oe. | Alte LE (Allen & Lewis), cor N Front 
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ALLEN WILEY B, the largest stock 
of sheet music on the Northwest 
Coast. Publisher ‘‘ Musical Pastime,” 
50 cents per year. Alsodealer in books 
and stationery, 153 3d 

' Allen Wm O, housemover, 114 Alder 

| Altschul Richard (Bernheim & Alt- 
schul), 84 Ist 

AMERICAN LAUNDRY, E E Long 
& Co proprietors, cor 10th and F 

AMES G G, attorney: 

a a NW cor Ist and Alder (see 


v) 
Auderson A (A Anderson & Co), 106 


Front 
N A & CO (A Anderson 

and M Shillerston), printers and ste- 
reotypers, 106 Front 

Anderson Edward, bootmaker, 73 N 3d 

Anderson P, restaurant, 206 Ist 

Andrews F V, agt Equitable Life Ins 
Co, 29 Stark 

Andritschke G R, saloon, Q nr Weid- 
ler’s mill 

Andrus W H (Norden & Andrus), NE 
cor Ist and Morrison 

Ankeny Alex P, capitalist, New: Market 
Theater Block 

Arfeld A& Co(A Arfeld and Meier & 
Frank), clothing, 29 N Ist 


ARMSTRONG MRS A M, dress- 
maker, cor 4th and D 

ARMSTRONG A P, principal Port- 
land Business College, 128 Front 

Arnold Fred K (Hodge, Davis & Co), 
92 and 94 Front 

Arrowsmith A T, pres Portland Paving 
Co, 51 Union Block 

Atkinson J L (Atkinson & Wake- 
field), notary public, 100 Front 

ATKINSON & WAKEFIELD (J L 
Atkinson and D W Wakefield), real 
estate agents, 100 Front, cor Stark 

Auer F X, guns, pistols, &c, 89 2d 

AURORA RESTAURANT, 1 0O 
Dodge _ proprietor, 134 Front, NE 
cor Alder 

Austin Robert, county surveyor, Court 
House 

Avery A G, physician, 13th nor I 

Ayers E (Osvold & Co), 30 Stark 

Bachman J & Bro (J and A Bachman), 
ins agts and brokers, 110 Ist 

Bacon C P, county commissioner and 
livery stable, 93 2d 

BAILEY G 0, grocer and ship chan- 
dler, SE cor N 2d and B 

Bailey J W, groceries and provisions, 
85 Yamhill 
BAIN C i, bakery and confectionery, 

) 363 Ist 


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PRISON CFLIS. Fcaer sane Britse Work 


Baird Thos and Son (Thos and David 
Baird), wholesale stationery, 227. lat 
Oscar Baker 
and Chas Heilman), restaurant, 67 Ist 
Baker Oscar (Baker & Heilman), 67 lst 
Baker W W, propr “North Pacific 
Rural Spirit,” 106 Front 
Baldie Mrs I, fancy goods and notions, 
91 Morrison 
Baldridge J H, barber, 148 1st 
Baltes W (F W Baltes & Co), 1104 
Front ~ 
Baltes F W & Co (F W Baltes and D 
oeeraga book and job printers, 1104 
ront 
BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA 
of London, Frederick Townsend man- 
er, cor N Front and A 
Bank of British North America, John 
Goodfellow agt, H M J McMichael 
accountant, 50 Ist 
Banks Charles E, physician and asst 
surgeon U S marine hospital,21 Union 
Block 
Bank of Oregon, Robert Bell pres, Wm 
Denholm cashier, 40 Ist 
Barber Mrs Ellen, Centennial Lodging 
House, SW cor 2d and Morrison 
Barber & Nicklin (S J Barber and T L 
Nicklin), dentists, 149 Ist 
Barber S J (Barber & Nicklin), dentist, 
149 Ist 
Barbey J, sewing machines,32 Yamhill 
BARKER J A, general auditor North- 
ern Pacific R R, res New York Cit 
Barman L & D (Leopold and Davia), 
clothing, ete, 121 lst 
Barnard J L, warehouseman, foot of 
Madison and Jefferson 
NE T (B Hartman & 
Co), 165 3d 


Barr S M, real estate agt,18 Union Block 

BARRETT JOHN, plumber, gas and 
steam fitter and dealer in plumbers’ 
materials, 43 Ist (see adv) 

Barroll F H, cigars, tobacco and notions, 
87 N Ist 

Barry John, saloon, SW cor 2d and 
Washington 

Barstow Joseph, feed stable, Front 

Bartel Charles B, saloon, 85 Front 

Bartsch Albert, piano maker and organ. 
builder, 83 Yamhill 

Baum Mrs M, groceries, 86 Morrison 

Bayer Joseph (Bayer & Stauch), 233 2d 

Bayer & Stauch (Joseph Bayer and Chas 
Stauch), metal roofers, 233 2d 

Bays & Cook, contractors, 30 Union 

lock 

BEACH F E (F E Beach & Co), 103 
Front 

BEACH F'E & CO (F E Beach and C 
G Morey), paints, oils and glass, sash, 
doors and blinds, 103 Front 


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Beach J V (Strode & Beach), 13’ and 
15 Union Block 

BEARY § L, Turn Halle and confec- 
tionery ice cream and oyster parlors, 
174 4th (see adv) 

Beck John A, watchmaker and jeweler, 
1494 Front 

. Beck S (Beck & Waldman), 147 Ist 


CK & WALDMAN (S Beck and A 
Waldman), clothing, 147 Ist 


BECK WM & SON (Wm and Wm G 
Beck), sporting goods, guns, pistols, 
etc, toys, fancy goods and _ notions, 
agents Hazard’s sporting and blasting 
powder and agents for the Baker gun, 
165 and 167 2d 

Beebe W S, atty-at-law, 11 and 12 
Union Block 

Beharrell Henry, bakery, 24 Madison 

Belding A W, watchmaker and jeweler, 


7 1st 

BELISIS JOHN, proprietor Vienna 
Chop House and Coffee Saloon, 30 
Yamhill 


BELKNAP R L, treasurer Northern 
Pacific R R, res New York City 

Bell C A, boarding-house, 46 B 

Bell Robert, pres Bank of Oregon, 40 Ist 

Bellinger C B (Bellinger & Gearin),atty- 
at-law, 155 lst 


BELLINGER & GEARIN (C B Bel- 

aalinger and John M Gearin), attorneys- 
at-law, 155 lst 

Bemish George, pip and lash maker, 
cor Front and Taylor 

Bencke Joachim, blacksmith and wag- 
onmaker, SW cor Front and Main 

ING A E, barber shop,253 Front 
Benjamin Albert, groceries, NE cor 9th 


» and B 

Bennett G H (Cardwell, Bennett & Co), 
109 1st 

Bennett & Harvey(James Bennett and E 
G Harvey), harness und saddles and 
saddlery hardware, 105 Front 

Bennett James (Bennett & Harvey), 105 
Front 

Beno Michael (Hacheney & Beuo), NW 
cor Ist and Taylor 

Benson T S (Haskell & Benson), 3d bet 
Pine and Ash 

Berger & Bock (Henry: Berger and Geo 
Bock), painters, 45 Ash 

Berger Henry (Berger & Bock), 45 Ash 

Berger W P, painter, 48 Morrison 

Bergeson Chas (Dixon, Bernstein & Co), 
res San Francisco Cal 

L, cigars and to- 

bacco, 215 lst cor Salmon (see adv) 

Berlin L B, saloon, 83 1st 

Bernheim & Altschul (Edmund Bern- 
heim and Richard Altschul), candy 
factory, 84 Ist 


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| Blackwell Miss C B, ladies’ hairdresser, 


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Bernheim Edmund (Bernheim & Alt- 
schul), 84 lst 

Bernstein I, tailor, 89 Morrison 

Bernstein S (Dixon, Bernstein & Co), 
cor Front and Stark 

Berry Mrs M J, groceries, 361 Ist 

Berwin S, tailor, 244 Ist 

Best Joseph, barber, 7 Morrison 

Betts J P, shipping master, 4 N Front 

Bon taen, Jewett & Co (P J Beutgen and 
C Jewett), real estate and loan 
agts, Dekum’s Buildin 

Beutgen P J (Beutgen, Towels & Co), 
Dekum’s Building 

Beveridge John, notary public, 48 lst 

Bigne John (Manciet & Bigne}, 301 lst 

Bingham E W, attorney-at-law, Na- 
tional Bank Buildin, 

Bingham & Gleason (H T Bingham and 
James Gleason), attorneys-at-law and 
notaries pn 147 lst 

Bingham T (Bingham & Gleason), 
attorney-at law and notary yublic, 
147 Ist 

Binswanger O 8S, iN page! rooms 5 and 
6 New Market Theatre Block 

Rird B M (Bird & Ross), 81 Yamhill 

Bird O B, physician, 167 lst 

Bird & Ross (B M Bird and C H Ross), 
groceries, 81 Yamhill 

Birmingham J M, mfr and dealer in 
furniture and carpets, 244 and 246 Ist 

Bishop Scott Grammar School,J W Hill 
principal, 18th bet C and D 

Bissinger A (Bissinger & Co), 75 Front 

BISSINGER & CO (A Bissinger and 
Max Heilbronner), hides, furs, tal- 
tow, etc, 75 Front 

Biven J F (Todd & Biven), 4 N Front 


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87 Morrison 
Blake L L, painter, 93 Stark 
Blaney O ©, physician, SE cor Jefferson 
and 2d 


Blank Chas C, bakery, cor 13th and I 

Bleibtrey Chas, brush factory, 312 Ist 

| BLOCK & OTT (A Block and John N 
Ott), proprietors Hotel Zur Rhein- eam 
pfalz, 232 1st 


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Blodgett G J, cigars, tobacco, fruits, A SS 
candies, etc, 183 Ist 
Blumauer L & Co (Louis and Simui |} 
Blumauer), druggists, 165 1st — 
BLUMENTHAL A, importer dry and |@ 
we goods, notions, etc, 143 = 
ront i 
Blythe S F (Casey & Blythe), 1224 |"™* 
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Bock Geo (Berger & Bock), 45 Ash a 
Bonney R K, carpenter and builder, |° 
103 Morrison “ 


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» Shipper & Rybke pro- 
rietors, 11 and 13" jak (see adv) 

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Reporter and Journal of Commerce,”’ 
and ‘Commercial Reporter’ 8 Guide 
and Shipping List,” 5 Washington 
i prs wood- -working machinery, 213 

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Bosworth FS (FS Bosworth & Co), 40 
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BOSWORTH FS & CO(F S Bosworth 
and Edgar G Jones), ship and freight 
brokers, 40 Front 


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attorney, NW cor 3d and Oak 

Bower J (s.acdougal) & Bower), at- 
torney, 48 Ist 

waeane: Benjamin (M Lachman & Co), 


Boyd Harry C, insurance agency, 146 
Front 

BOYD J H, liquors, 9 New Market 
Theatre Block 

Braden Wn, city supt streets, 127 Ist 

BRADY JOHN, manufacturer of and 
dealer in boots and shoes, 227 lst 

Brady Philip, groceries, 221 N 11th 

Brandt Gustave (Brandt & Leck), 33 
Madison 

Brandt & Leck (Gustave Brandt and 
John Leck), tin roofing, 33 Madison 

Brazee J W (Geo L Hibbard & Co), 65 
Front 

Breck J M Jr & Co (J M Jr and A 
Breck), druggist, 101 Morrison 

BREDULL A E & CO (A E Bredull), 
Portland Employment Office, 454 N 
Ist bet C and 

Bredull Reinholt, physician, 246 1st 

BRENAN PAUL M, i is and 
surgeon, 132 and 134 

renckle f L, saloon, 32 Ist 

Brennan ——, stair builder, 125 5th 

ER J H, proprietor The Es- 
mond Hotel, NH cor Front and Mor- 


rison 
E A, wholesale grocers 
and produce and commission, 95 Front 
i ist John R (Brigham & Weeks), 


Ist 
pate GHA P ae fancy dry goods, 103 Ist 
& WEEKS (J § (John R Brig- 
ae ere. R §, Weeks), stoves and tin- 
ware, 47 Ist 
Bristol. J N (Verdier & Bristol), 33 
Washington 
Brodie Geo A, attorney-at-law, notary 
public and Phonograp er, 1054 Ist 
Bronaugh E & (Dolph, Bronaugh, Dolph 
& Simon), aeorneee -at-law, Odd Fel- 
lows’ Tem 
Brown J A 3 el & McCabe), 94 Front 


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Brown L (Jacobs Bros & Co), res San 


Francisco 
Brown), 44 Ist 


BROWN Louis (Legrand & 
LUTHER, physician and 
hdd N W cor Alder and lst (see 


adv) 
Brown M (Jacobs Bros & Co), res San 
Francisco 


BROWN & McCABE (J A Brown 
1 W L McCabe), stevedores, 94 


Brown Peter, cigars and tobacco, 61 Ist 
a As by S A, homeopathic physician, 167 


BROWN THOS, restaurant, Central 
Market, New Market Theatre Block 

Brown Mrs W B, toys and fancy goods, 

127 § 

Brown W C (Gcodrich & Brown), 246} 
Ist 

Brown W F, mgr New Zealand Insur- 
ance Co, branch Oregon, W T and I 
T, 27 Stark 

BROWNE JAMES, Lo and 
medical director A O for Ore- 
gon, Washington Territory and Brit- 
ish Columbia and professor nRiysiology 
Willamette University, N id 
and Mourrison 

Browning G W, news and stationery, 
52 Morrison 

Brownsville Woolen Mill Co, D Dal- 
gleish agt, 71 Front 

oR A A D, painter, foot of Yamhill 

T e, Hub Saloon, cor D and 


Cate J F, real estate and steam- 
boat owner, Esmond Hotel 

Buchner D M, barber and baths, 8 
Washington 

ee Chas (Buck & Dreyer), 61 and 104 


Buck & Dreyer (Chas Buck and Albert 
reyer), liquors, 61 and 104 Ist 
BUCRLEY ¥ M, assistant manager O 
RK and | N Co, SW cor Front and D 

Buena Vista Pottery, A M Smith propr, 

office 265-269 Front 

Bunting S G, carriage factory, SE cor 2d 

and Salmon 

Burchard A, new and second-hand fur- 

niture, ete, 201 Ist 

Burckhardt Ad, butcher, Central Mar- 


ket 
Burehardt C 
Washington 
Burelbach Mrs M, groceries, cor 9th 
and G 
BURGE § 8, manager D M Osborne & 
Co’s Harvesting Machinery Depot, 
204 and 206 Front 
BURKE MRS G E, dressmaker, 163 3d 
Burkhard Joseph (Burkhard & Spauld- 
ing), 35 and 37 B 


‘ A, wholesale wines, 44 


Tabular Wheelbarrows. Boit and Bridge 
Work, 287 Main Street. San Francisco, 


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Burkhard & S aalding (Morton M|CAMPBELL THEODORE, barber 
Spaulding and Joseph Burkhard), | shop, 2134 Front 
butchers and packers, 35 and 37 B Cantrell & Findley, sash, doors and 

Burklin Mrs CL, dressmaker, 29 Market | _ blinds and planing-mill, 204 N 9th 

Burling Fred, mgr “The Welcome,” 102 | Capen Ellery (Gco B Capen & Co), 75 
lst ront, upstairs 

Burnell Wm (Wm Burnell '& Co), Mor- bi Geo B (Geo B Capen & Co),, 75 
rison St wharf ront, upstairs 

Burnell Wm & Co (Wm Burnell and | CAP B & CO (Geo B and 
John M Leavens), commission mer-| Ellery Capen), boot and shoe factory, 
chants, Morrison St wharf 75 Front, upstairs 

BURNSIDE D W, propr Imperial | Caples John F (Caples & Mulkey), at- 
Mills, Oregon City, ‘othice 10 N Front| torney-at-law and district attorney 

Burrell M S (Knapp, Burrell & Co), 33} 4th judicial district, NE cor lst and 


and 35 Front Star 
Burton E M, architect, Dekum’s Build- | CAPLES & MULKEY (John F Caples 


ing © HOU . ane M “f veer )» jee cable 
, J Haas manager, cor Ist and Star 
. hg and y = . Cardwell, Bennett & Co (Chas H Card- 
Bush D B Jr, special ngt and adjuster| well and G H Bennett), boots and 
Home Mutual Insuranve Co, 100 Ist shoes, 109 Ist 
BUSHWILER A, justice of the peace | Cardwell Chas H (Cardwell, Bennett & 
for Couch Precinct, 44 N Ist Co), 109 Ist 
Buss Geo, saloon, 95 Morrison CARDWELL J R, dentist, Dekum’s 
UTTERFIELD BROS (A E and H Building | ie 
S Butterfield), watchmakers and jew- | Cardwell B, physician, 231 Ist 
elers, SE cor Ist and Morrison (see} Carmichael Chas (Carmichael & Mc- 
advertisement) Cain), 87 Alder 
Bybee R E, attorney-at-law and justice, | Carmichael &McCain (Chas Carmichael 
167 Ist and J McCain), carpenters and build- 
BYERLEY FABIAN (Plummer &| ers, 87 Alder 
Byerley), SW cor Ist and Main Carpenter H, physician, NW cor 2d and 
Byrne & a (John J Byrne and orrison 
Joseph Hughes), saloon, 91 N Ist Carr Mrs John A, bakery and groceries, 
Byrne John J (Byrne & Hughes), 91| cor 5th and Washington 
N Ist Carr John A, real estate agent, 85 Alder 
CAESAR C (C Caesar & Co), 28 N| Carroll Mrs Nora, cigars, tobacco and 
Front fruits, 85 N Ist 
CAESAR C & CO (C Caesar, J R Cam-/} Carson J C, mfrand dealer, sash, doors, 
eron and H Hewett), shipping and| blinds, etc, paints, oils and glass, 1)1 
commission merchants, 28 N Front Front 
Cahalin EF, boots and shoes, 92 1st Cartwright J C, U S Collector of Inter- 
Cahill Miss, dressmaker, 131 3d nal Revenue, Customs Building 
Cain J M, druggist, 269 Ist Cartwright Wm, groceries, cor 11th 
Cain John, cigars and tobacco, 347 N| and I 
13th Casey & Blythe (Edward Casey and S 
Caldwell Miles, cigars and tobacco,| F Blythe), publishers ‘Northwestern 
268 lst Farmer and Dairyman,”’ 1224 Front 
California Spring Manufacturing Co, | Casey Edward (Casey & Blythe), 1224 
J C Kimball manager, 224 1st Front 
CAMERON J R (C Caesar & Co), 28 N | CASTENDIECK G, saloon, 71 1st 
Front “CATHOLIC SENTINEL” (weekly), 
Cameron: Mrs M, groceries, SW cor 3d| Joseph R Willey proprietor, 55 A 
and Ash Catlin John, attorney-at-law, 26 Union 
Campbell Angus, propr Union Iron| Block 
Works, SE cor Front and Main Caukin G E, dist agt Traveler’s Life and 
Campbell & Hewitt (J A Campbell and|{ Accident Ins Co, 33 Stark 
Cc i Hewitt). attorneys-at-law, NW | Ceeples J A, attorney 
cor 3d and Oak Central Market, ws Ist, bet A and Ash 
Campiell J A (Campbell & Hewitt), | CHADBOURNE F 8 & CO(F S Chad- 
attorney-at-law, NW cor 3d and Oak} bourne), furniture, upholstery, ete, 
Campbell J H, 163 Ist J G Scovy manager, 173 and 175 Ist 
Campbell J R (McKean & Campbell), | Chance Geo H, dentist, Odd Fellows 
234 2d Temple 


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Chanhonne J, cigars, tobacco and vari- 


eties, 72) lat 
CHAPMAN J A, physician and sur- 
geon and mayor of Portland, NW 
cor Ist and Alder 
MAN JG, attorney-at-law, 6 
Washington 
W LANG, physician and 
surgeon, NW cor Ist and Alder 
bg oe WS (Moss & Chapman), 5 
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Chapman W S, surveyor, 6 Washington 
ss ga W W, attorney-at-law, 269 
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CHAPPELL J J, manager for Christy 
& Wise, 34 Front 

Chase Mrs L A, sewing machines, 226 
Ist 

re) Chenery A P, cigars and tobacco, 170 


Front 
my | CHICAGO EXCHANGE, Poul Reich. 
ert propr, 211 Ist 
nf | CHILD JOHN A, druggist and Grand 
Master A O U W for Oregon and 
Washington, 161 2d 
Chisholm E, carpenter and builder, 6th 
bet Alder and Morrison 
Chown F R, hardware, 232 Ist 
TY & WISE, wool commission 
merchants, J J Chappell manager, 34 
Front 
CHURCH CP (Sibson, Church & Co), 
NE cor Front & Ash 
Church Wm Jr & Bro (Wm Jr and 
Robt Church), merchant tailors, 56 
Morrison 
CITY BREWERY, Henry Weinhard 
roprietor, cor llth and 
CITY FOUNDRY AND MACHINE 
SHOP, J Honeyman & Co prupri- 
etors cor Front and Columbia 
City Jail, NW cor Oak and 2d 
City of Salem Co, Wm Dunbar agent, 
87 and 89 I'ront 
CKAMAS PAPER C0, manufac- 
turers and importers wrapping and 
printing papers, twines, paper bags, 
etc. Dealers in printers’ materials, 
102 Front 
CLARENDON HOTEL, Zieber & 
McKinnon proprietors, cor lst and F 
J, harness, saddles, saddlery, 
hardware, etc, 104 and 106 Front 
J FRED (J Fred Clark & Co), 
secretary Oregon Fire and Marine In- 
surance Co, and real estate agent, 
28 Washington 
& CO (J Fred Clark 
and Andrew McKenzie), real estiuie 
and insurance agents, 28 Washington 
GEORGE H, millin- 
ery and fancy goods, NW cor 4th and 
Columbia 


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PRISON CELLS, we: "tee" iain sstreec, s. CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


ae 75 og (Woodard, Clarke & Cv), 
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CLARKE 8 A, manager and editor 
Willamette Farmer ope, Co, 
and editor ‘Oregon and Washington 
Farmer,” 5 Washington 
Clarno Francis (Yocum & Clarno), at- 
torney, 43 lat 
CLAY BROS (H M and O I Clay), 
American Livery and Feed Stable, 
273 and 275 Front 
Clinton & Fagan (Richard Clinton and 
James Fagan), variety theatre, 130 lat 
mENO Richard (Clinton & Fagan), 130 


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Closset Bros (J and E Olosset), coffee 
and spice mills, 7 N 2d 

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Coffee ey Portland Telephone, 
Telegraph and Electric Light bp, SE 
cor ‘4 and 2d 


Cofran J W G, special agt Commercial 
Insurance Co of California and Hart- 
ford Fire Insurance Co of Hartford, 
33 Stark 

Cohen, Davis & Co (D Solis Cohen and 
A M Davis), varieties, 162 Ist 

Cohen D Solis (Cohen, Davis & Co), 
162 It 

Cohen H M, saloon, 66 Ist 

Cohen R, restaurant, 213 Ist 

Cohn Frank M & Co (Frank M Cohn), 
cigars and tobacco, 140 Jat 

Cohn George, ‘commission merchant, 
wool and hides, 170 Front 

Cohn Herman (Levy, Cohn & Co), 172 
Ist 

Cohn I E, physician, 25 Union Block 

COLECA(W M Simpson & Co), 11 
and 12 Union Block 

Cole David & Co (David Cole), stoves 
and tinware, 192 Ist 

Coleman H C (A Goodnough), 55 N 2d 


M, dealer in new 
and second-hand machinery, machine 
shop and boiler works, 68 and 70 
Madison (see adv) 

Collins Dan, bootmaker, 70 Ist 
Collinson T (S Lipman & Co), NW cor 
Ist and Washington 


COLUMBIA COMMERCIAL COL- 
LEGE, W S James principal, 122} 
ron 
“COMMERCIAL REPORTER'S 
GUIDE AND SHIPPING LIST,” 
W R Boone proprietor, 5 Washington 


OMMERCIAL REPORTER AND 
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE’ 
(weekly), W R Boone editor and pro- 
prietor, 5 Washington 
Commercial Union Assurance Co of Lon- 
don, Sibson, Church & Co general 
acta, Marine Depot, NE cor Front and 
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Congle JB (J BCongle & Co), 108 and 
110 Front 
CONGLE J B & CO (J B Congle and J 
B Wyatt), harness, saddles, saddlery 
hardware and leather, 108 and 110 
_ Front 
Conrad O & Co (O Conrad), dyeing and 
cleaning, 10 Salmon 
Cook E, music teacher, 34 Washington 
Cooke H, undertaker and coroner, 111 2d 
Woomans John B, locksmith and ma- 
chinist, 30 Jefferson 
Cooper C T, barber, SW cor B and lst 
Cooper & Son (George and M L Cooper), 
butchers, 200 lst 
Corbett, Failing & Co (H W and Ham- 
ilton F Corbett and Henry, Edward 
and James F Failing), wholesale hard- 
ware, SW cor Front and Oak 
Corbett Hamilton F (Corbett, Failing & 
Co), 81 and 83 Front 
Corbett H W (Corbett, Failing & Co), 
SW cor Front and Oak 
CORBITT & MACLEAY (Wm Corbitt 
and Donald and Kenneth Macleay), 
wholesale grocers and commission 
merchants, 29 and 31 Front and 28 
and 30 Ist 
Corbitt Wm (Corbitt & Macleay), res 
San Francisco j 
S3 CW, druggist, NW cor 
Stark and 1st 
NELL E W (Parrish & Cornell), 
44 Washington 
CO! SON E 9 | ‘orson & Rodgers), 1104 
ront 
CORSON & RODGERS (E 0 Corson 
and T Rodgers), boot and shoe mana- 
sid 1104 Front 
Cotter John, barber, 26 Morrison 
Cottier Wm T & Co (W T Cottier), in- 
ventors, 105 Morrison 
UNCIL JAMES (Sedge & Council), 
52 Columbia 
County Court House, ws 4th bet Sal- 
mon and Main 
Cox J W (Waterman & Co), 124 Ist 
Cox L M, real estate agt, 52 Morrison 
Cox Norris R (Glen & Cox), dentists, 
SW cor Ist and Yamhill 
Cran John, dry goods, 131 1st 
Crandall D W, carpenter and builder, 
93 Washington 
Crane Bros (W E and E S Crane), gro- 
ceries, watchmakers and jewelers, 267 


lst 

Cronin P J, saddler and harnessmaker, 
201 Front 

Croxton W, cigars and tobacco, 263 3d 

Crozier J L (Crozier & Norton), cor 16th 
and S 

Crozier & Norton (J L Crozier and J W 
Norton), blacksmiths and wagonmak- 
ers, cor 16th and S 


Oregon— Portland. 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, te iis tr" “Counter seps, Newel Posts, Halusters. 


Crump Mrs M J, boarding and lodgin 
229), 2d 4 
Cuddy J G, tailor, 48 N ist 
Currier & Co (Wm and F I Currier), 
merchant tailors and clothing, 91 lst 
Curry Geo L, notary public, 147 lst 
bai Martin (Martin & Curry), 93 N 


st 

Customs Building, w s 6th bet Morrison 
and Yamhill 

Dale Uhancey (Dale & Vernon), 27 Mor- 
rigon 

Dale & Vernon (Chancey Dale and Jas 
Vernon), saloon, 27 Morrison 

Dalgleish D, ayt Brownsville Woolen 

ills Co, 71 Front 

DANGUEUGER ALFRED, French 
Laundry, 211 3d 

DANIELS E W, proprietor People’s 
Transfer Co, 5 Washington 

Darr H L, locksmith, 70 Washington 

Dart G P, agt farm machinery, SE cor 
Front and Morrison 

Davenport J T (Muy & Davenport), cor 
C and 2d 

Davidson I G, photographer, SW cor Ist 
and Yamhill 

Davis A M (Cohen, Davis & Co), 162 Ist 

DAVIS H W, justice of the peace, NW 
cor 4th and Salmon 

DAVIS J, Pacitic Livery Feed and Sale 
Stable, SW cor Front and Salmon 

Davis J F (Kellogg & Davis), NE cor 
Yamhill and Front 

Davis N, tailor, 70 lat 

Davis 'T A (Hodge, Davis & Co), 92 and 
94 Front 

Davis W M, saloon, 11 N 2d 

Dayton Frank (Dayton, Hail & Lam- 
berson), 194 Ist 

Dayton, Hall & Lamberson (Frank Day- 
ton, Robert F Hall and Buell Lam- 
berson), importers of hardware, 194 

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DeFRANCE H M (Protzman & De- 


DeGrandpre J A (DeGrandpre & Levin), 
108 lst 

DeGrandpre & Levin (J A DeGrandpre 
and M Levin), merchant tailors 

Deharde George (Louis Permin & Co), 
50 N Ist 

DeHart E J (Thompson, DeHart & Co), 
173 and 175 Front 

Dekum’s Building, NW cor Ist and 
Washington 

DeLashmutt & Oatman (V B DeLash- 
mutt and Harrison B Oatman), real 
estate agents, NE cor Ist and Stark 

DeLashmutt V B (DeLashmutt & Oat- 
man), NE cor Ist and Stark 

DeLin A P (A P DeLin & Co), 109 2a 


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DeLin A P & Co (A P DeLin and Kd- 
ward Holman), undertakers, 109 2d 
Dell Sidney, attorney-at-law, 6 Wash- 


ee 

DeMartini Angelo, bootmaker, 31 N 1st 

Dement Ralph M (Mitchell & Dement), 
attorney-at-law, SW cor Ist and Mor- 
rison 

Teaniol Wn, cashier Bak of Oregon, 
40 Ist 

DENN 'SONB F (Dennison & Watson), 
attorney-at-law, 31 Union Block 


DENNISON & WATSON (B F Den- 


nison aud C B Watson), attorneys-at- 
law, 31 Union Block 


‘‘DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG” (weekly), 
C A Landenberger publisher, SW cor 
3d and B 

Dewell Mrs W_ H, dressmaking, 1014 
Morrison 

Dickel H R, bootmaker, £9 B 

Dickson James, physician, Odd Fellows 
Temple 

Diesing & Neunert (Otto Diesing and A 
F Neunert), South Portland Brewery, 
S Ist bet Grover and Gibson 

Diesing Otto (Diesing & Neunert), S 
Ist bet Grover and Gibson 

Digges Henry, barber, SE cor Ist and 


ill 
DILG & GROPPER (Henry Dilg and 
Peter Gropper), locksmiths, — bell- 
ia and safe mfrs, 82 Front (see 


v) 
Dilg Henry (Dilg & Gropper), 82 Front 
BILG JULIUS (Lundberg & Dilg), 164 
4t 


Ditman Peter, saloon, 31 Madison 
Dittenhoefer T, importer cigars, to- 
bacco, stationery, cutlery, etc, 61 
Front 
BIXON. BERNSTEIN & CO (J B 
‘ Dixon, S Bernstein and Chas Berge- 
son), showcase manufacturers, SE cor 
Front and Stark 
Dixon C H (Dowling & Dixon), 69 Ist 
Dixon J B (Dixon, Bernstein & Co), res 
San Francisco 
DODD CHAS H & CO (Chas H Dodd), 
hardware, iron, steel, and agricultural 
implements, Ist, Front and Vine 
DODGE E T, assistant superintendent 
River Division Oregon Railway and 
Navigation Co, cor Front and D 
DODGE L 0, Aurora Restaurant, 134 
Front, NE cor Alder 
DOLPH. BRONAUGH, DOLPH & 
SIMON (J. N Dolph, E C Bronaugh, 
C A Dolph and Joseph Simon), attor- 
neys-at-law, Odd Fellows Temple 
Dolph C A (Dolph, Bronaugh, Dolph & 
Simon), attorney-at-law, Odd Fellows 
Temple 


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DOLPH J N (Do!ph, Bronaugh, Dolph 
& Simon), attorney-at-law and vice- 
president Oregon Railway and Navi- 
gation Co, Odd Fellows Temple 

Domerberg John, plumbing and gasfit- 
ting, 146 3d 

Doray H, saloon, cor Ist and C 

Dorner C C, saloon, 46 Yamhill 

Dosch H E (Akin, Selling & Co), 6 N 
Front 

DOVAN & KNIGHT (Walter J Dovan 
and Richard B Knight), druggists, 72 
Morrison 

Dovan Walter J (Dovan & Knight), 72 
Morrison 

DOWLING & DIXON (H Dowling 
and C H Dixon), Belvidere Saloon, 
69 Ist 

Dowling H (Dowling & Dixon), 69 Ist 

DRAKE JOHN M, purchasing agent 
Oregon Railway and Navigation Co, 
cor Front and H 

Dreses B, saloon, 265 Ist 

Dreyer Albert (Buck & Dreyer), 61 and 
104 Ist 

Driscoll Edward, saloon, 47 N 2d 

Drouilhat J, billiard table mfr, 31 
Washington 

Drouilhat Mine L, restaurant, 31 
Washington 

DRUGAN W C, merchant tailor, 26 
Morrison (see adv) 

DRYDEN D F (Lewis & Dryden), SW 
cor Ist and Ash 

DuBois J D (DuBois & King), res San 
Francisco 

DuBois & King (J D DuBois and W B 
King), wholesale grocers and com- 
mission merchants, 112 and 114 Front 

Duesbury Horace, artist (portraits), 34 
Washington 

Duffy Ira O (Duffy & Shattuck), SE cor 
Ist and Jefferson 

Duffy & Shattuck (Ira O Duffy and 
Thomas Shattuck), butchers, SE cor 
Ist and Jefferson 

DUN RG & CO, H H Whitten mgr, 
mervantile agency, 49 Ist 

DUNBAR T W, cigars, tobacco, can- 
dies, fruits, stationery, etc, 12 Stark 

DUNBAR WILLIAM, commission 
merchant, groceries, provisions, farm 
and dairy produce, and agent City of 
Salem Co, 87 and 89 Front 

DUNIWAY PUBLISHING CO (Mrs 
AS, WS, H Rand WC Duniway), 

ublishers “The New Northwest,” 5 


V ashington 
DUNNE D M (Kelly, Dunne & Co), 42 
Front 


Dunning 0, physician, 73 Ist 
Durand Organ Co, E Durand mgr, mfrs 
and dealers in organs, 324 lst 


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Dunham F A (Dunham, Parsons & Co), Espey W W, Espey Mfg Co, Salmon bet 
187 Front Front and Ist 


DUN“AM, P F A | Esser Peter, saloon, 87 2d 
Monee G Tp bey e nN|EUROPE HOUSE, C Schlichting & 


Getchell), book and job printers, 187| Bro proprietor, 30 B 
Front EVANS DUDLEY, agent Wells, Fargo 
Durham Geo H (Williams, Hill, Dur-| & Co’s Express, SW cor A and Ist 


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at-law, 147 Ist ‘shi 5) i 
Durham R L, city auditor, 127 Ist front PRR COS ROR anette 
Ro seiner K, cigars aud tobacco, 187) BYERDING & FARRELL (R 
8 Everding and S Farrell), produce, hay, 
Durner JG & Co (J G Durner), candy grain, wiolepale and retail, feed, wool, 
factory, 94 Morrison hides, etc, 140 Front 
Dyer L M, blacksmith and wagonmaker, Everding Henry, shipping and commis- 
235 2d sion merchant, grain, groceries, etc, 
EATON F B, oculist and aurist, NW| 47 Front 
cor Ist and Morrison Everding R (Everding & Farrell), 14¢ 
Eaton Wm J, cigars and tobacco, 69 N| Front as 
Ist Evers John, Eureka Hall Saloon, 294 1st 
Eberhardt Frederick, carpenter, 71 2d | Ewry & Garnold (John Ewry and John 
Eckford R, merchant tailor, 51 Ash Garnold), undertakers, 201 2d 
Eddy P A (Eddy & Pickard), cor 16th | Ewry John (Ewry & Garnold and A 
and S Nicolai & Co), 201 2d 


Eddy & Pickard (P A Eddy and Dan | Fagan James (Clinton & Fagan), 130 1st 
Pickard), groceries, cor 16th and S Failing Edward (Corbett, Failing & Co), 
Edwards H E, furniture, carpets and| 81 and 83 Front 
bedding, 169 and 171 2d Failing Henry (Corbett, Failing & Co), 
Edwards J L, physician, 42 N Ist 81 and 83 Front 
Effinger & Bourne (Wm H Etfinge: and| FAILING HENRY, president First 
Jonathan Bourne Jr), attorneys-at-| National Bank, 127 Ist 
law, NW cor 3d and Oak Failing James F (Co.bett, Failing & 
Effinger Wm H (Effinger & Bourne), at-| Co), 81 and 83 Front 
torney-at-law, NW cor 3d and Oak _ | Fairchild Rev AC, Methodist clergyman 


Eilers I (Geo Ainslie & Co), cor 14th | FATRWEATHER H W, superinten- 


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and P lent Pend d’Ureille Division North 
Udon KE, furniture, etc, 133 a Pacific R R, den Sprains, W T a 
elliott Henry A (Wadhams & Elliott) ’ 

46 and 48 Front, res San Francisco "1F SPR ect pe 9 BCHANICS 
Ellis B, second-hand goods, 195 2d general merchandise 184 it : 
ce M, rao 34 Miciatey aACE Farrell S (Everding & Farvell), 140 Front |; 

PANES PEO TnODS (sey AD m | FARRELL § (Sibson, Church & Co), | 

mons), attorneys-at-law, NW cor 3d NE cor Front and Ash 

and Oak . : 

Fay Matt, barber, 74 Ist 
EMPIRE BAKERY, Voss & Fuhr] Fay PJ, groceries, cor 13th and H 
ie proprietors, 42 Washington Fechheimer M W (Whalley, Fechheimer 

Engelke L, saloon, 215 Front & Ach), attorney-at-law and pres Ore- 
Ensign J C, surveyor, 76 Oak gon Fire and Marine Insurance Co, 43 
Kinsign Mrs M J, mfr Pearl Corn Powder, | jgt 

_ 76 Oak Me Pi gee Fehrenbac* Albert, physician, 234 Ist 

= Ensign WL, musician, 76 Oak | Felix B (B Prosper & Co), 15 Oak 
Epperly John & Co (John Epperly), | Fentor: ¥ W, notary public, Dekum’s 
= "groceries, 275 Ist Building 

Eppinger Louis, saloon, 160 Ist FERGUSON A, barber, 30 Stark 


ELFELT A B & CO (of San Fran-| Ferrera A & Co (Antonio Ferrera), gro- 
cisco), N H Seligman manager, man- cers wholesale and vetail, 45 lst 
° ufacturers and importers clothing, 3| Ferry C FP (Ferry, White & Co), 29 
and 5 N Front Stark 
@4) ESMOND HOTEL, J H Brenner pro-| FERRY, WHITE & CO (C P Ferry, 
prietor, NE cor Front and Morrison Eugene D White and S B Riggen), 
Pa Espey Mfg Co, W W Espey propr, car-| real estate and insurance and general 
©} ri 8, wagons, etc, Salmon bet Front} brokers, 29 Stark 
>! and Ist FETY CB, seal engraver, 33 Oak 


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Feuchtwanger S (Neustadter Bros), 67 
and 69 Front 

Feurer Louis, brewery, west end of B 

Feurer Louis (Louis echtem & Co), 34 
Stark 

Fidelity and Casualty Co of New York, 
A McKinnie agt, 102 1st 

Finigan John, saloon, cor 13th and G 

Finnen John, cigars and tobacco, cor 
Ist and Alder 

FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Henry 
Failing president, 127 Ist 

FITZG HUGR, saloon and 
lodgings, 235 Front 

Fitzpatrick Hiram (Hart & Fitzpatrick), 


cor C & 2d 
9] Fitzsimmons Mrs Annie, boarding, C 


bet N lst and N Front 


La) FLANAGAN M H, Tremont Saloon, 


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MICHAEL, saloon, SW 


cor 2d and C 


Greenwich Wharves, 32 N Front 

Fleckenstein Henry (Fleckenstein & 
Mayer), 24 and 26 Front 

Fleckenstein & Mayer (Henry Flecken- 
stein and S Julius Mayer), wholesale 
liquors, 24 and 26 Front 

Fleischner L (Fleischner, Mayer & Co), 
25 and 27 Front 

FLEISCHNER, MAYER & CO (L 
Fleischner, Jacob Mayer, Sol Hirsch 
and A Schlussel), importers dry goods, 
25 and 27 Front, and 24 and 26 Ist 

FLIEDNER C, barber, 142 Isu 

Flink John (Flink & Limber), 31 B 

(John Flink and 

Yvm Limber), saloon, 31 B 

FOLEY WM, conveyancer and notary 

ublic, NE cor Ist aud Stark 
Fo eee J, propr *‘ Staats Zeitung," 104 


Folger & Co, proprs Vacuna House, 
1474 3d 

Forbes C M (Forbes & Wheeler), 245 Ist 

Forbes & Wheeler (C M Forbes and E 
C Wheelcr), furniture and fancy 

goods, 245 Ist 

Vester John R (Foster & Robertson), 
88 and 90 Front 

Foster & Robertson (John R Foster, W 
EF and David Robertson), wholesale 
hardware and farming implements, 88 
ana oO Front 

FOUNTAIN SALOON, John Rottner, 
NW cor Front and Madison (see adv) 

Fournier Mme E, French laundry, 113 
Washington 

Frank A L (Frank & Co), 13 Washing- 
ton 

FRANK ALFREDS (Frank & Smith), 
attorney-at-law, 55 and 66 Union 
Block 


Flanders Geo H, propr Flanders &{ John Loranger), livery stable, cor 2d 


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and G P Frank, Portland), ricult- 
ural implements, 142 and 144 Front 
J Waddell and A L 
Frank), Portland Sign Advertising 
‘Co, xan 13 Washington 
& SMITH (Alfred S Frank 
and Milton W Smith), attorneys-at- 
law, 55 and 66 Union Block 
& GEO, pro- 
prietors Franklin House, 106 B 
Fraser Abel, saloon, 28 B 
FRASER z P, physician and surgeon, 
5 Union Block 
Frazer Jacob (Frazer, Sperry & Co), | res 
Pendleton, Oregon 
Frazer, Sperry & Co (Jacob Frazer, JL 
Sperry and Thompson & Barnhart), 
wool commission merchants, 314 
Front 
Frazier Wm (Godard & Frazier), 154 2d 
Freeman & Loranger (Wm Freeman and 


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and Main 

Freeman Wm (Freeman & Loranger}, 
cor 2d and Main 

BERNHARD, coffee 

house, 30 Washington (see adv) 

Friedlander W, watchmaker and jeweler, 
65 Ist 

FRIEDMAN 8, general merchandise 
and auctioneer, 220 Ist 

i i Emanuel, bootmaker,29 Yam- 

i 

Frohman Ignatz (Thanhauser & Froh- 
man), 8 N Front 

Fry W B, mgr Singer Mfg Co, 92 Mor- 
rison 

Fuhr H (Voss & Fuhr), 42 Washington 

Fury J E, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 
144 3d 

Gallagher James J, 
housesinith, 26 N ist 

Galland W H, candies, nuts, etc, 308 Ist 

Galli Lorenzo, cigars, tobacco, fruits, 
etc, 191 1-t 

Gallick Hyman, boots and shoes, 193 1st 

Gambrinus Brewery, Louis Feurer propr, 
west end of B 

Gardner C, atty-at-law, 6 Washington 

Gardner Wm (Wm Gardner & Co), 134 3d 

Gardner Wm & Co (Wm Gardner, J J 
Owens and F Fiegand), plumbers and 
gastitters, 134 3d 

Garnold John (Ewry & Garnold), 201 2d 

Garretson N W, gen agt Northwestern 
Mutual Life Ins Co of Milwaukee, 
93 5th 

GARRISON Ju..N B, general agent 
for Household and White Sewing Ma- 
chines and dealer in all kinds of sew- 
ing machines and attachments, nee- 
dies, oils, etc; sewing machines repair- 
ed, 167 3d 


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Gaston J, attorney-at-law, NE cor Ist 
and Stark 

Gas Works, cor E and Front 

Gatens Frank, tailor and pawn-broker, 
5 Morrison 

GATES JOHN, chief engineer River 
Div O R & N Co, cor Front and D 

Gaudon P G, merchant tailor, 47 Mor- 


rison 

Gearin John M (Bellinger & Gearin), 
attorney-at-law, 155 Ist 

Geiger C E, physician, 85 4th 

Geiger & Kiesel (Wm Geiger and J Kie- 
sel), barber, 104 Ist 

Geiger Wm (Geiger & Kiesel), 104 1st 

George John L, cutlery, 230 Ist 


GERDES & BOTEFUHR (Richard 
Gerdes and Frank Botefuhr), impor- 
ters and jobbers in wines and liquors, 
cor 3d and Ash 


GERDES & LEWIS (R Gerdes and 
Alex Lewis), wholesale and retail 
liquors, 29 N Front 

Gerdes Richard (Gerdes & Lewis), 29 N 
Front and (Gerdes & Botefuhr), cor 3d 
and Ash 

Getchell F N (Dunham, Parsons & Co), 
187 Front 

Geyer Chas, saloon, S bet 15th and 16th 

eee JT, physician, NW cor 3d and 
Oa 

Sine P, bootmaker, SW cor 3d and 

sh 

Gibbs A C, attorney-at-law, 1054 Ist 

Gibbs Wm W, atty-at-law, 1054 Ist 

Giese E G, county commissioner, Court 
House 


GILBERT W B, (Northup & Gilbert), 
attorney-at-law, § Union Block 

Gill J K & Co (John K and James K 
Gill), books and stationery, 93 Ist 

Gillette P W, real estate agt, 27 Stark 

Gilliland E P, barber, 206 Ist 

GILMAN & CO (SLN Gilman and 
C M Stevens), auction and commis. 
sion merchants, 42 Ist 

GILMAN SL N (Gilman & Co), 42 Ist 

Giltner JS, physician, NE cor Ist and 
Market 

Ginocchio G & Go (G Ginocchio, A San- 
guinettiand J M Montano), wholesale 
and retail liquors, 287 Ist 

Ginocchio Guiseppe ((+ Ginocchio & 
Co), 287 Ist 

GIRARD BROS (DP and F Girard), 
Terminus Saloon, cor 13th and Q 

Girard David (Thibault & Girard), 52 
N lst 

Girard Ernst, bootmaker, 107 2d 

Gleason James (Bingham & Gleason), 
attorney-at-law and notary public, 
147 Ist . 

Gleason Michael, tailor, 9 Morrison 


Gleim John, ladies’ underwear, 68 Mor- 
rison 
Glenn & Cox (J G Glenn and Norris R | 
poe dentists, SW cor Ist and Yam- 
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Glenn J G (Glenn & Cox), dentist, SW | 

_ cor Ist and Yamhill 

Globe Hotel, John Salzer propr,.cor C 
and Front | 

GODARD & FRAZIER (L Godard , 
and W Frazier), livery stable, 154 2d | 

Godard Louis (Godard & Frazier),154 2d | 

GOLDMAN S, produce commission 
merchant, 123 Front 

GOLDSMITH & LOEWENBERG 
(Philip Goldsmith and Julius Loewen- 
berg), stoves, tinware and house | 
furnishing, 84 and 86 Front 

Golé.mith Max (White, Goldsmith & 
Co), 9 and 11 N Front 

Goldsmith Philip (Goldsmith & Loew- 
enberg), 84 and 86 Front, res New 
York City 

Goodfellow John, agt Bank of British 
North America, 50 Ist 

Goodnough A (A Goodnough & Co), 
55 N 2d 

Goodnough A & Co (A Goodnough, A 
M Smith and H C Coleman), marble- 
ized slate mantles, mechanics tools 
and builders hardware, 55 N 2d 

GOODRICH & BROWN (W C Good. 
rich and I F Brown), barber shop, 
2.164 Ist 

Goodrich W C (Goodrich & Brown), 
2464 lst 

Goodsell David, atty-at-law, 1054 Ist 

Goodwin B F, clerk police department, 
NW cor Oak and 2d 

Gore & Hughes (Geo Gore and W 
Hughes), saloon, 61 2d 

Gorman J M, propr Norton House, 
SW cor lst and C 

Gorrill C H, pres Pacific Bridge Co, 
169 2d 

Gove C A (New York Jewelry Co), | 
107 Ist 

GRADEHAND FRANK; cigar man- 
ufacturer, 70 Morrison 

GRAF JOHN, proprietor Mechanics 
Hotel, Water nr Harrison 

Grant Chas, constable, 68 Ist 

Grant Mrs P, propr Grant House, 
47 B 

Grant W Hudson (Newbury & Grant), 
attorney-at-law, 1 Union Block 

GRATTON EDWARD, carriage man- 
ufacturer, SK cor 4th and Ash (see 
adv) 

Gray Wm & Sons (Wm Jr and H | cag 
Gray), boots and shoes, 149 Front 

Green H D, pres Portland Water Co 
and supt Portland Gaslight Co, 26 | ¢ 
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Green & Hunsaker (O Green and H K 
Hunsaker), livery stable, NE cor 2d 
and Washington 

Green John, pres Portland Gaslight Co 
and supt Portland Water Co, 26 
Stark 

Green O (Green & Hunsaker), NE cor 
2d and Washington 

Greenberg S H (Henrichsen & Green- 
berg), 149 Ist 

GREENE § H, justice of the peace, 68 
Ist and attorney-at-law, room 7 Gli- 
son’s Building, cor Ash and }st 

Greeshamer John, bootmaker, 290 1st 

Gregory H P (H P Gregory & Co), 43 
Front; residence San Francisco, Cal 

Gregory H P & Co (H P and S W Greg- 
ory and Stewert McClure), machin- 
ery and supplies, 43 Front 

Gregory SW (H P Gregory & Co), 43 
Front; residence San Francisco, Cal 

Gregory & Williams (W M Gregory and 
Thornton Williams), attorneys-at- 
law, 24 Union Block 

Gregory W M (Gregory & Williams), 24 
Union Block 

Grelle Henry, restaurant, 9 and 11 
Stark 

Gritzmacher C, captain of police, NW 
cor 2d and Oak 

Gropper P (Dilg & Gropper), 82 Front 

Gross A §S, real estate agt, 53 Union 
Block 

Gruber Joseph, upholsterer, 104 Wash- 
ington 

Guardian Assurance Co, Sibson, Church 
& Co general agts, NE cor Front and 
Ash 


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Guilliaume J M, bootmaker, 31 Oak 

GUINEAN THOMAS, proprietor St 
Charles Hotel, SW cor Front and 
Morrison 

GUMBERT H, cigars and tobacco and 
barber, SW cor Ist and Yamhill 

Gundel Bros (Michael, George and John 
Gundel), proprs Northwestern Trans- 
fer Co, 275 Front 

Gutmann Charles (Rummelin & Gut- 
mann), 82 Ist 

Haas Geo A, mfr umbrellas and para- 
sols, 11 Oak 

§ J, manager Burton House, cor 

3d and F 

HACHENEY & BENO (Frank Hach- 
eney and Michael Beno), wholesale 

_and retail grocers, NW cor Ist and 
Taylor 

Hacheney Frank (Hacheney & Beno), 
cor ist and Taylor 

Haffender Bros (Charles and Edward 
Haffender), groverion, 247 Ist 

Hagner Peter, bootmaker, 104 2d 

Haight E J & Co (KJ Haight), real es- 
tate and loan, 52 Morrison 


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CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


Haines-‘L M (White & Haines), 203 Ist 

HALBERSTADT JOSEPH, New 
York Novelty Co, 49 Ist 

Hale L H (Keeth & Hale), 270 Ist 

Haley J B, butcher, 28 Oak 

Hall Robert F (Dayton, Hall & Lam- 
berson), 194 Ist 

TT J L, superintendent of con- 

struction of Northern Pacific R R, cor 
Front and D 

Halman A, councilman 

HAM EL N J, St John Hotel, cor 13th 
and Q 

Hamilton A Y, groceries, NW cor Ist 
and B 

HANKE ROBERT, coach and car- 
riage trimming in all its branches, SY 
cor 2d and Salmon 

Hanley John, propr Willamette Hotel, 
227 Front 

Hannaman Eugene (Listmann, Muller & 
Hannaman), 49 and 51 N 2d 

Hanover Mrs J, milliner, 123 3d 

HANSEW HANS, seeds and nursery- 
man, 82 Front, nursery East Portland 
(see adv) 

Hanson Chas, New York Exchange 
Saloon, 25 N Front 

Harkins T G (Harkins & Paterson), 26 
Salmon 

HARKINS & PATERSON (T G 
Harkins and C W Paterson), Eagle 
Marble Works, 26 Salmon 

Harlow John (John Harlow & Co), N 
Front, bet Q and S 

Harlow John & Co (John Harlow and 
a Nelson), box factory, N Front and 


Harmon L, dry goods, 125 Ist 

Harrington F B, saloon, 34 Morrison 
cor 2d 

Harris & Lichenstein (Marks Harris 
and Marks Lichenstein), clothing, 
etc, 128 Ist, 63 Ist and 164 1st 

Harris Marks (Harris & Lichenstein), 
128 Ist 

HARRIS & SALMON (W H Harris 
and J F and W C Salmon), Portland 
Ice Works, 246 2d 

HARRIS SIMON, musical instru- 
ments, sheet music, etc, 49 Ist (see 
adv) 

Harris Thomas, clothing, etc, 175 Front 

eer WH (Harris & Salmon), 246 
2X 

pane - (Hart & Fitzpatrick), cor C 
and 2 

HART & FITZPATRICK (E J Hart 
and; Hiram | gain wood turning 
and planing-mill, cor C and 2d 

HartgJames, painter, 290 Ist 

Hart W A, chief engineer fire depart- 
ment, res 225 2d 


HARDW°SD LUMBER, SeHtTS SPOR 8 225 Mate snd 142 16 Spear 


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CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F, 


For THE BEST FITTING SUIT OF CLOTHES go to JOE POHEIM, the Tailor. 


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HARTMAN B & CO (Benjamin Hart- | Herrall Geo (Herrall & Zimmerman), cor 


man and Will T Barnett), ladies’ un- 
derwear and fancy goods, 165 3d, bet 
Morrison and Yamhill 
HARTMAN BENJAMIN (B Hart- 
man & Co), 165 3d 
Hartmann John, machinist, cor D and 


4t 

Harvey E G (Bennett & Harvey), 105 
Front 

Harvey J W McL (Oldendorff, Harvey 
& Co), NE cor Washington and Ist. 

HASKELL & BENSON (H J Haskell 
and IT’ S Benson), blacksmiths and 
wagonmakers, 3d bet Pine and Ash 

Haskell H J (Haskell & Benson), 3d bet 
Pine and Ash 

Hatch—, house-mover, 125 Washington 

Hatch Z J, propr stmr A A McCully 
and storage, NE cor Salmon and 
Front 

HAVENS C R, manager Murphy, 
Grant & Co, NW cor Istand A 

Haver Mrs Otha, fruits, candies, etc, 
53 Ash 

Hawkins L L, agent J C Ainsworth, 70 

Oak 

Hay C, blacksmith, 212 2d 

HEALY WM, coppersmith and sheet 
iron worker, 48 N 2d (see adv) 

HEATH THOS, manager RP. C Janion 
& Son, 30 N Front 

Hecht Bros & Co (of San Francisco, 
California), mfrs and wholesale boots 
and shoes, 1 and 3 N Front cor A 

Heilbronner Max (Bissinger & Co), rea 
San Francisco, California 

Heilman Chas (Baker & Heilman), 67 
Ist 

Heineck Mrs C, milliner, 360 lst 

HELBOCK BROS (Stephen and Leo 
Helbock), stucco workers, house, sign 
and ornamental painters, 48 Alder 

Hellering Joseph, tailor, 29 B 


lamette lron Works, 68 N Front 

HENLEY DR WILLIAM, manufac. 
turer patent medicines, dandelion 
tonic, and other preparations, NE 
cor 3d and Main (see adv) 

Henrichsen & Greenberg (LL. C Henrich- 
sen and S H Greenberg), watches and 
jewelry, 149 Ist 

Henrichsen L C(Henrichsen & Green- 
berg), 149 Ist 

Henry Geo B, librarian Odd Fellows 
Library, Odd Fellows Temple 

Henry & Hofstetter (James D Henry 
and Chris Hofstetter), saddlers and 
harnessmakers, 245 Front 

Henry James D (Henry & Hofstetter), 
245 Front 


HENDERSON M W, president Wil-. 


Heroy E F, sewing machines, 49 Salmon 


Harrison andWater 

LL & ZIMMERMAN (Geo 
Herrall and Z Zimmerman), proprie- 
tors U S Brewery, cor Harrison and 
Water 


HERREN BROS (George and Willard 
Herren), produce commission, 16 N 
Front (see advertisement) 

HERREN & FARRAR (W_J and 
George Herren and Squire Farrar), 
wool commission, Salem, Oregon, office 
16 N Front 


HERRMANN SEKEL, dry goods, 
clothing, boots and shoes, hats, gro- 
ceries, crockery, hardware, etc, 254 
Ist, NE cor Madison 

Hewitt C H (Campbell & Hewitt), atty- 
at-law, NW cor 3d and Oak 


HEWETT HENRY (C Caesar & Co), 
and insucance agt, 28 N Front 

Hexter Levi (Hexter & May), 124 and 
126 Front 

Hexter & May (Levi Hexter and Levi 
May), stoves and metals, 124 and 126 
Front 

Hibbard Geo L (Geo L Hibbard & Co), 
65 Front 

Hibbard Geo L & Co (Geo L Hibbard 
and J W Brazee), manufactur:rs and 
wholesale boots and shoes, 65 Front 

HIGGINS J J, cigars, tobacco, fruits 
and candies, 83 Ist 

Higgins T F (Ahlstedt & Higgins), 25 N 
lst 


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Hildreth A F, agt Tatum & Bowen, S F, 
187 Front 

Hill George H, books and stationery, 
171 Ist 

Hill J W, prin Bishop Scott Grammar 
School, 18th bet C and D 

Hill W Lair (Williams, Hill, Durham, 
Thompson & Mays), atty-at-law, res 
The Dalles 

HIMES GEO H, book and job printer, 
5 Washington 


HINES H K, editor ‘‘Pacific Christian 
Advocate,’’ 207 2a 

Hining Mrs Ida, milliner and dressma- 
ker, cor Ist and Clay 

Hirsch So] (Fleischner, Mayer & Co), 
25 and 27 Front 

HIRSTEL CHAS & CO (Chas and N 
A Hirstel), stationery and notions, 
wholesale cigars and tobacco, 90 Ist 

Hobin Frank, saloon, 41. N 1st 

Hodge Charles (Hodge, Davis & Co), 92 
and 94 Front 

HODGE, DAVIS & CO (Charles 
Hodge, T A Davis, Geo W Snell and 
Fred K Arnold), wholesale drugs, 
paints, oils, etc, $2 and 94 Front (see 
advertisement) 


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St,@.F. Oak, Ash, Hickory, Maple, Cherry, cte, 


81 Ist 

| Hoehler py (Matthiesen & Hoehler), 
274 Ist 

Rosy as D W (Liebe & Hoelbing), 53 

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manufacturer 


and dealer in furniture and bedding, 
294 Ist; San Francisco office, 25 Turk 
Hoffman Cc R, butcher, 26 Yamhill 


Ist 

Hofstetter Chris (Henry & Hofstetter), 
245 Front 

| Hogue Charles 9, bo k-keeper Harvey 
Hogue, NE cor Ist and Stark 

Hogue Harvey (East Portland Lumber- 
ing Mills), taints; NE cor Ist and 
Stark 

Holden Samuel, horseshoer, 144 3d 


Ist 
| Holman & Co, forwarding, 1894 Front 
at ee eae Edward (A P DeLin & Co), 109 


linbnan Fred V, attorney-at-law, 21 

Union Block 

| Holmes B Z, vice-pres Willamette Tron 

Works, 68 N Front 

Holmes J, furniture and stoves, 266 Ist 

HOLTON DAN, proprietor Holton 

, House, SE cor Ist and Alder 
HOLTON HOUSE, Dan Holton pro- 

prietor, SE cor Ist and Alder 

, Home Mutual Insurance Co of Califor- 

nia, Geo L Story mgr, 100 Ist 


Jr, W B and B F Honeyman), pro- 


Shop, cor Front and Columbia 


und pres city council, cor Front and 


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| Co), 173 and 175 Front 
| Hopkins Mrs A, boarding-house, 129 4th 

| Hotaling A P & Co (A P Hotaling, SF, 
and Dy C Lord), whulesale liquors, 3 
and 5 N Ist 

HOTEL ZUR RHEINPFALZ, Block 
& Ott proprietors, 232 Ist 

HOUSE ERNEST, proprietor Port- 
land Restaurant, SK cor 2d and Ash 

Houstin Charles, confectionery and ci- 
gars and tobacco, 288 Ist 

Howe & Co (T M Howe), bookbinder 
and paper ruler, 5 Washington 

Howe James (Sweeney & Howe), 106 Ist 

Howe M A, dentist, New Market The- 
atre Block 


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Howe T M (Howe & Co), 5 Washington 


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| Holland Mrs Alice, lodgings, 63 and 65} Hughes 


Honeyman Wm (Thompson, De Hart & | Jackson W & Co (Wesley 


Howe M A, dressmaker, NW cor Alder JANION 


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5 Hodgkinson J W, cigars and tobacco, | Howes E T, attorney-at-law, 269 1st 


Hoyt Henry, U S shipping commis- 
sioner, 32 N Front 

HUB SALOON, TS Bryan proprietor, 
cor D and Ist 


HUDDLESON J H. auditor OR&N 


Co, cor Front and D 


Hoey’s Patent Sofa Beds, upholsterer Hudson Henr y T, guns, pistols, etc, 


hardware, cutlery, ete, 33 Ist 
Hudson H M (Hudson & Westerfield), 
10 Stark 


HOFFMAN J J, attorney-at-law, 48) Hudson & Westerfield (H M Hudson 


and Chas Westertield), saloon, 10 
Stark 

Aegon r Julius (Huebner & Leahy), 2 

Washington 

Huebner & Leahy (Julius Huebner and 
James B Leahy), real estate and in- 
surance agts, 2 Washington 

Hughes Ellis G, attorney-at-law, 48 1st 

Hughes John S, liquors, 140 Ist 

Joseph (Byrne & Hughes), 91 
N Ist 

Hummel Christ, saloon, 68 2d 

Hunsaker H K (Green & Hunsaker), 
NE cor 2d ard Washington 

me W H, livery and feed stable, 312 
Front 

IMPERIAL MILLS of Oregon City, 
bD W Burnside proprietor, “ottice 10 
N Front 

Ingersoll N, underwriters’ agt, 34 Front 

Ireland D C (F W Baltes & Co), 110} 
Front 

Irving R & Co (R Irving), propr Oregon 
Standard Soap Works, 262 F 

Isaacs I (Kane & Isaacs), 248 Ist 


i HONEYMAN J & ‘CO (John, John | ISAAC SIMON, proprietor Washington 


Hotel, 207 3d 


prietors City Foundry and Machine | Izer Rev G W, Methodist clergyman 


Jackson & Co, wood, N Front 


Honeyman W B (! Honeyman & Co), | Jackson Frank M, watchmaker and jew- 


eler, 159 Ist 

Jackson Mrs M M, lodgings, 249 Front 

Jackson), 
wholesale crockery and glasew are, 54 
Front 

JACOBS BROS &'CO (RK and I Jacobs 
L and M Brown and B Shideman), 
wholesale clothing and furnishing 
goods and agts Oregon City Woolen 
Mills, 30 and 32 Front 

Jacobs Henry, gen mdse, 11 N Ist 

Jacobs I (Jacobs Bros & Co), 30 and 32 
Front 

Jacobs Lazarus, second-hand furniture 
and stoves, 284 Ist 

James George V, pres Oregon Transfer 
Co, 31 Stark 

JAMES W S§&, principal Columbia 
Commercial College, 1225 Front 

C & SON. agents for 

Lloyd’s, importers and commission 

merchants, 30 N Front 


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Jaskola Joseph, Pacific Hotel, cor 9th 
and Front 

Jay David, groceries, 322 lst 

Jeffery E J & Co, street contractors 
and brick makers, 30 Union Block 

Jenne W G & Co, assayers, 109 Front 

Jewett C H (Beutgen, Jewett & Co), 
Dekum’s Building 

JOHNSON A H, wholesale butcher and 
packer, Central Market 


Bb tig McCOWN & MACRUM 


W C Johnson, F O McCown and 1 A | K 


Macrum), attorneys-at-law and ab- 
stracts of titles furnished, 169 Ist 
JOHNSON W C, attorney-at-law 
(Johnson, McCown & Macrum) 169 
Ist, residence Oregon City 

Johnston Thomas J, plumber, steam 

and gasfitter, 168 Front , 

Jones Mrs Bertha, dressmaker,53 N 4th 

JONES E A, physician, 104 Ist 

Jones Edgar G (F S Bosworth & Co), 
40 Front 

Jones Henry E, physician, 49 Ist 


JONES J F & SON (J F and Wm 
Jones), coffee and spice mill, 230 
Front 

Jones J H & Co (J H, J and EK 
Jones), saw-mill and lumber yard, SE 
cor Taylor and Front 

Jones Wm, physician, 49 Ist 

Joseph A, glass, 207 2d 

Jorgensen Miss A 8, millinery, 103 1st 

Jorgensen E C (Marx & Jorgensen),28 N 
Front 

Jubitz A (Jubitz & Saling), 51 Ist 

Jubitz & Saling (A Jubitz and A Sal- 
ing), barbers and baths, 51 1st 

Judkin George H, photographer, 84 
Morrison ; 

June D L, mgr ‘lacoma Lime Co and 
purchasing agt U SGov light houses, 
291 and 293 Front and NE cor Ist 
and Stark 

Kafka S, hardware, 234 Ist 


KAHN BROS (Moses, Edward and 
Jacob), commission merchants, hide, 
wool, furs and leather, 93 Front 

Kallich Geo,Oregon Ice Works,ice man- 
ufacturer, cor 17th and U 

KANE & ISAACS (Wm Kane and I 
Isaacs), Villard Parlors Barber Shop 
and baths, 248 Ist 

Kane Wm (Kane & Isaacs), 248 Ist 

Kapus Wn, sec Oregon Furniture Man- 
ufacturing Co, 208 and 210 1st 

Kauce Francis, bakery, 145 3d 

Kearney Edward S, U S marshal, Cus- 
toms Building 

Keck James, physician, NW cor Ist and 
Alder 

Keegan Bros (Alexander and John), 
atoon, 83 N lst 


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Keeth & Hale (J R Keeth and L H 
Hale), fish, game, poultry, etc,270 lst 

Keeth J R (Keeth & Hale), 270 lst 

Keil Jacob (Keil & Wagner), 81 Was h- 


ington 

Keil & Wagner (Jacob Keil and Joseph 
Wagner), groceries and hardware, 81 
Washington 

Keith & Son (Matthew and Mat- 
thew Keith Jr), oyster saloon, 81 Ist 
cor Oak 

Pp, aprobristos Occidental 

Restaurant, NE corner Ist and Mor- 


rison 
Keller J S (J S Keller & Co), 261 1st 
Keller JS & Co (J S Keller and John 
D Mergen), butchers, 261 lst 
Kelley P J, cigars and tobacco, 47 N lst 
Kellogg & Davis (J E Kellogg and J F 
Davis), proprs National Hotel, NE 
cor Yamhill and Front 
GEO, physician, s s Main 
bet 2d and 3d 
Kellogg J B (Kellogg & Davis), NE cor 
Yamhill and Front 
KELLOGG J &'CO (Joseph, Orin, © H 
and Jason Kellogg), forwarders and 
transporters, foot of Yamhill 
KELLY, DUNNE & CO (John Kelly, 
IY M Dunne and Wm Wurzman), 
wholesale aon oils, etc, 42 Front 
Kelly Mrs Ed, cigars and tobacco, SW 
cor B and Ist 
KELLY HON JAMES K, attorney-at- 
law, NE cor Ist and Stark 
KELLY JOHN (Kelly, Dunne & Co), 
42 Front 
Kelton E A (Tribou & Kelton), Ash bet 
2d and 3d 
KENNEDY D P, attorney-at-law, 
room 5 Dekum’s Block (see adv) 
ae Thos H, meat market, cor 13th 
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KERRON & MACBETH (Wm Kerron 
and Wm Macbeth), general merchan- 
dise, 173 and 175 2d 
Kerron Wm (Kerron & Macbeth), 173 
and 175 2d 
Kiernan J (Wiberg & Kiernan),145 Front 
Kiesel J (Geiger & Kiesel), 104 Ist 
Kilbourn Oscar, auctioneer and U S 
vauger, 62 Ist 
JAMES, cooperage, 287 
and 289 Front (see adv) 
Killin B (Killin & Moreland), attorney- 
at-law, Dekum’s Building 
Killin & Moreland (B Killin and J C 
Moreland), attorneys-at-law, Dekum’s 
Building 
Kimball A 8S, depot and disbursing 
Larabee Dept of the Columbia 
S Army, NW cor Ist and Morrison 
C, manager Culifornia 
Spring Manufacturing Co, 224 Ist 


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Kincaid Wm (J R Witherell & Co), 72 
lst 


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King Mrs, dressmaker, 1634 3d 

King S'W (Olds & King), 186 Ist 

King W B (DuBois & King), 112 and 
114 Front 

Kippe D, saloon, 25 Oak 

Kiter Tobias, second-hand goods, 300 
Front 

Kling Edward, contractor and builder, 
211 3d 

KLIPPEL ADAM, manager “Pacific 
Christian Advocate,” 207 2d 

Klosterman August G, wholesale grocer, 
52 Front 

Klosterman & Co (John and Adolph Klos- 
terman), wholesale grocers, 40 Front 

Klumpp Wn, engraver and die sinker, 
N w cor 2d and Morrison 


KNAPP, BURRELL & CO (R B 
Knapp and M S Burrell), importers 
and dealers in agricultural imple- 
ments, mill machinery, engines, etc, 
33 and 35 Front 

Knapp J B (J B Knapp & Co), 267 Ist 

KNAPP J B & CO (J B Knapp andS 
B Parrish), commission merchants, 
267 Ist 

Knapp R B (Knapp, Burrell & Co), 
33 and 35 Front 

Knight Richard B(Dovan & Knight), 
72 Morrison 

Knoll Richard, wholesale and retail 
liquors, 132 3d 

Koch John, bootmaker, 209 3d 

Koehler Wm, dentist, SW cor Ist and 
Main 

Kohn Joseph, clothing, etc, SW cor Ist 
and Morrison 

Korell C H, cigars and tobacco, 41 N Ist 

Koshland Bros (M and N Koshland), 
wool, hides and furs, grain and wool 
bags, etc, 34 N Front 

Koshland M (Koshland Bros), 34 N 
Front 

Koshland N (Koshland Bros), 301 Bat- 
tery, San Francisco 

Kraemer J (Alisky & Kraemer), 145 Ist 

Kramien‘John (Kramien & Winter), 
282 Ist 

Kramien & Winter (John Kramien and 
Louis Winter), cigars and tobacco, 
282 Ist 

Krause M, clothing, 153 2d 

Kribs M D, tinsmith, 225 2d 

Krug Chas, bootmaker, 2704 Ist 

KRUMBEIN JUSTUS, architect, 
Dekum’s Building 

Kuhn Chas L, billiard table mfr, 28 3d 

Kuhn Louis, secy Oregon Stove Foun- 
dry, 244-254 Front 

| Kushman Madame Ind, chiropodist, 

| 2244 Ist 


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Labbe Bros (Antoine, Blaise and John 
Labbe), groceries, agents Wilhoit 
Sprirgs Mi- al Water Co, SE cor 
Washingl.... .nd 2d 

Labbe Freres (Paul and Wm Labbe) 

roceries, 114 Washington 

Labowitch S M, fancy goods, 102 Wash- 


ington 

LA CHAPELLE JOHN, boat builder 
and proprietor Pioneer Boat House, 
foot of Taylor . 

Lachman M (M Lachman & Co), 203 lst 

LACHMAN M & CO (M Lachman and 
Benjamin Bowman), cigars, manu- 
facturers and dealers, 403 lat 

Ladd & Tilton (WS and W M Ladd), 
bankers, 101 Ist 

Laidlaw James (James Laidlaw & Co), 
British Vice-Consul, 16 N Front 

LAIDLAW ‘JAMES & CO (James 
Laidlaw and John Reid), shipping 
and commission merchants and: in- 
surance, 16 N Front 

Lamb F H, asst supt and mgr W U Tel 
Co, SW cor Ash and Ist 

Lamberson Buell (Dayton, Hall & 
Lamberson), 194 Ist 

Lamotte Joseph, saloon, 13 N 2d 

Lampert Mrs Hattie, dressmaking, 107 
Morrison 


Lamson RK H, clerk U S Court, Cus- 


toms Building 

Landenberger C A, publisher ‘‘ Deutsche 
Zeitung,” SW cor 3d and B 
ANE Y, physician and sur- 
geon, NW cor Ist and Alder 

Lanken John (Lanken & Wildi), 204 Ist 

Lanken & Wildi (John Lanken and F 
Wildi), saloon, 204 Ist 

Lappeus J H, chief of police, NW cor 
2d and Oak 

LA RANSIEUR J C, guns and ammu- 
nition and shooting gallery, 54 Ist 

Larsen Esper S (Sturges, Larensen & 
Co), 34 Front 

LAWLOR JOHN & SONS (John, 
Lawrence and Thomas Lawlor) car- 
riage painters, 51 A 

Lawrence Geo, mgr for R Sherlock, 
74 Front 

Lawrence S D, cigars and _ tobacco, 
93 N Ist 

Lawry Mrs H T, dressmaker, NW cor 
Ist and Alder 

Lawson G W & Co (G W Lawson), sa- 
loon, cor 2d and Oak 

Laycock John H, painter, 304 2d 

Leahy D F (Oldendorff, Harvey & Co), 
NE cor Washington and Ist 

Leahy James B(Huebner & Leahy), 2 
Washington 

Leahy Wm J, sec Merchants’ Exchange 
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Leaman R (W P Lewis & Co), NW cor| LIEBE & HOELBING (Th H Liebe 
Front and G and DW Hoelbing), Oregon Steam 
Leavens John M (Wm Burnell & Co),|_ Bakery, 53 lst 
: Morrison ae halon “Sat ae Liebe Th H (Leibe & Hoelbing), 53 lst 
eck John (Brandt & Leck), 33 ison | LTEBIG HARRY, branch saloon, SE 
Legrand Anton (Legrand & Brown), 44 L cor 1G and REY: ' 
st Limber Wm (Flink & Limber), 31B_ - 
Legrand & Brown (Anton Legrand and| Lindeleaf G A, boot and shoe mfr, 73 
uis Brown), wholesale liquors, 44/ Washington 
ist , Lindenbaum Moses, tailor, 24 Yamhill 
Leihy G W (Acker & Leihy), 107 2d Lindermann Wn, cigars and tobacco, 
Lemline L, cigars and tobacco, 160 Ist 110 lst 
Lemmon Richard, saloon, 7 N Ist Linehan Henry, boarding, 29 N 3d 


Lent Geo P (Lent & McGrew), and no- waticline 
ti ublic, 10 Stark 
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Lent & McGrew (Geo P Lent and Jasper AN . 
C McGrew), real estate and loan agts, | Wolfe, T Collinson, S Wasserman and 


10 Stark M Sternfels), dry goods, NW cor Ist 


Leonard H 8, sec Portland Water Co and Washington 
and Portland Gas Light Co, 26 Stark | Listmann Henry (Listmann, Muller & 
Leonard Joseph, saloon, 27 N Front Hannaman), 49 and 51 N 2d 
Levin Julius (H Wolf, Bro & Co), 45| Listmann, Muller & Hannaman (Heory 
Front Listmann, Henry Muller and Eugene 
Levin M (De Grandpre & Levin) Hannaman), mfrs and dealers furni- 
Levy, Cohn & Co(Morris Levy, Herman| ture and bedding, 49 and 51 N 2d 
Cohn and M Strasburger), clothing) T7TT H B, suits, cloaks and dress 
and furnishing goods, 172 Ist goods, SW cor 3d and Alder 
Levy Julius, furniture, 44 lst Liverpool and London and Globe Insur- 
Levy Ludwig, watchmaker and jeweler, | ance Co, Phillip © Schuyler general 


215 Ist a agent, 5 Ist 
Levy Mark, produce commission, 122] Lobe A & Co (Anatole Lobe), "crockery, 
Front etc, 169 Ist 


Levy Morris (Levy, Cohn & Co), 172 Ist Loewenberg Julius (Goldsmith & Loew- 

Lewis Alex (Gerdes & Lewis), 29 N enbargiy, 84 and 86 Front and pres 
‘ , Oregon Stove Foundry 

Lewis O H (Allen & Lewis), cor N Front London and San Francisco Bank (lim- 


and D : : 
F ited), W Mackintosh mgr, NW cor 
LEWIS & DRYDEN (Harry R Lewis| 39 33.4 Oak g 


and D F Dryden), publishers ‘Trav- 
elers’ Guide,’’ cor fet and Ash LONG EE & CO(E Eand H R Long), 
LEWIS HARRY R (Lewis & Dry- American Laundry, cor 10th and F 
den), cor Ist and Ash Loranger John (Freeman & Loranger), 
Lewis Isaac W, carpenter, 53 A cor 2d and Main | 
Lewis L H (Lewis & Strauss), 123 Ist | Lord EC (A P Hotaling & Co), 3 and 5 
Lewis & Strauss (L H Lewis and J|_ N Ist : 
Strauss), dry goods, 123 Ist Loretz P, saloon, 28 Yamhill 
LEWIS W A, architect, 85 Alder Lo Romer John (Neer & Lo Romer), 


Front and G Lortcher Jacob (Lortcher & Miller), 
Lewis W P & Co (W P Lewis, C W|_ Ist : 

Vanstone and R Leaman), Portland Lortcher & Miller (J. acob Lortcher and 

Planing Mill, NW cor Front and G J W Miller), stoves and tinware, 252 
Ley J, barber, 68 Ist Ist : 
LIBERTY JOSEPH, blacksmith and | Lotan J ames,tU S inspector of boilers, 

wagonmaker, SW cor Front and Jef-| 32 N Front 

ferson (see advertisement) LOUIS J B, cutler, lockemith and bell 

Y ASSOCIATION OF|_ hanger, 67 N Ist «. 

PORTLAND, Henry A Oxer libra-| Lovejoy Mrs E, fruit and vegetable can- 

rian, SW cor Stark and Ist nery, SE cor Madison and 4th 
Lichenstein Marks (Harris & Lichen- | Lowengart Philip (M Seller & Co), SW 


stein), 128 lst cor N Front and B 
Lichtenthaler F M, constable, cor 1st | Lowenstein Sam, pres Oregon Furniture 
and Columbia Mfg Co, 208 and 210 Ist 


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Lenhart A, attorney-at-law, 151 lst Lipman § (8 Lipman Co), res San 0 
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Lewis W P (W P Lewis & Co), NW cor| _ architect, NW cor Alder and Ist 050 |QD 


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LOWNSDALE & CO (J P 0 Lowns- 
dale and J R Wheat), real estate 
agts and insurance brokers, 6 Wash- 


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LOWNSDALE J P 0 (Lownsdale & 
Co), 6 Washington 

» blacksmith and ma- 

chinist, 30 Oak 

Lund E H, gunsmith, 27 Oak 

LUNDBERG & DILG (Wm Lund- 
_berg and Julius Dilg), Oregon Elec- 
trical Works, mathematicians and 
opticians, 164 4th (see adv) 

LUNDBERG WH (Lundberg & Dilg), 

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Lundblad R V, saloon, SW cor Ist and E 

Lundin P O, carpenter and builder, 2d 
bet Stark and Oak 

Luther T P, captain of police, NW cor 
2d and Oak 

Lutz M J, saloon, 113 Front 

Lyon S M, money broker, 124 Ist 
acbeth Wm ester & Macbeth), 173 
and 175 2d 

Macdougall & Bower (C J Macdougall 
and J M Bower), attorneys-at-law, 48 
Ist 

Macdougall C J (Macdougall & Bower), 
attorney-at-law and notary public, 48 


Ist 

Mackintosh W, mgr London and San 
Fraucisco Bank, NW cor 3d and Oak 

Macleay Donald (Corbitt & Macleay), 
29 and 31 Front 

Macleay Kenneth (Corbitt & Macleay), 
29 and 31 Front 


27 N Ist 
Washington 


cor 2d and Taylor 

Maher T J, butcher, |02S Ist 

Maher W L, groceries, 100 S Ist 

MACRUM 1 A (Johnson, McCown & 
McCrum), attorney-at-law, 169 Ist 

Mair John, supt Willamette Iron Works, 
68 N I'rent 

Mairet A, watchmaker, § Morrison 

Malarkey Chas A (Chas A Malarkey & 
Co), NE cor 2d and Uak 

Malarkey Chas A & Uo (Chas A Malar- 
key and Thos Teirney), fish, poultry, 
game, etc, NE cor 2d and Oak 


10 and 12 Front 

Malarkey Mrs D J (DJ Malarkey & 
Co), 10 and 12 Front 

Malarkey DJ & C} (Mrs DJ andC JB 
Malarkey), shipping and commission 
merchants, 10 and 12 Front 

Malarkey M A (Springmeyer & Co), 14 
Jefferson 


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Z C O, stoves and tinware, | 
Maddux F L (Penn & Maddux), 95) 
Magoon L B (Woodward & Magoon), | 


Mualarkey C.) B(D J Malarkey & Co), | 


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Manciet & Bigne (John D and Frank P 
Manciet, and Bigne), proprs S¢ 
George Hotel, 30! Ist 

Manciet Frank P (Manciet & Bigne), 
30] Ist 

Manciet John D (Manciet & Biyne), 
301 Ist 


Manheim O, tailor, 11 Morrison 
A B (Manley & Truman), 
84 lst 


MANLEY & TRUMAN (A B Mauley 
and J R Truman), reil estate and loan 
agenta, 84 Ist ‘ 

MARINCOVICH PETER, proprietor 
United States Restaurant, 146 lst 

Mariner's Home, erected 1881, estab- 
lished May, 1882 

Marks H, second-hand goods, 261 2d 

Marks M, boots and shoes, 141 Front 

MARQUAM P A, attorney-at-law and 
dealer in reat estate, 24 Yamhill 

Marr James, propr Virginia House, cor 
3d and B 

Martin & Curry (Patrick Martin and 
Martin Curry), saloon, 93 N Ist 

MARTIN E & CO (Edward and T S 
Martin), wholesale liquors, 128 and 
130 Front 

MARTINE,JA&00 (Eand JA 
Martin, and W H Wilton), stair 
builders, cor C and 2d 

Martin Henry, poultry, game, etc, Cen- 
tral Market 

Martin Patrick (Matin & Curry), 93 

| N Ist 

| Martin Richard, stone mason, 425 West 


Park 
TIN MRS R M, shirt’ maker, 

NW cor Ist and Alder 

Marton C C, barber, 49 N Ist 

|Marx D (Marx & Jorgensen), 28 N 
Front 

Marx & Jorgensen (D Marx and K C 
Jorgensen), importers and wholesale 
liquors, 28 N Front 

Mash M, groceries, cor Ist and Hall 

Mason A B (Sealy, Mason & Co), 

| 167 Ist 

| Mason O P, attorney-at-law and notary 

public, Odd Fellows Temple 

| MASON W S (McCraken & Mason), 60 

-66 N Front 

| MATHEWS MRS SF, hair goods and 

ladies’ hairdresser, 226 Ist 

| Mattes John (Rachenberger & Mattes), 

NW cor Madison and Ist 

|\MATTHIESEN & HOEHLER, pro- 

| prietors Narrow Gauge Hotel, 274 Ist 

| Matthiesen John (Matthiesen & Hoeh- 

ler). 274 Ist 

MAXWELL AL, ticket agent Oregon 

| Railway and Navigation Co 

'May & Davenport (J T Davenport and 

W T May), painters, cor C and 2d 


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May Levi (Hexter & May), 124 and 126 Miho & pha, (W C McKean and 


ront 
ay Ni (May & Davenport), cor C 


“ae Jacob (Fleischner, Mayer & Co), 

and 27 Front 

Mayer S Julius (Fleckenstein & Mayer), 
24 and 26 Front 

Mayfield W I, can ‘ies, cigars, etc, NW 
cor 3d and Yamhill 

Mays Pierce (Williams, Hill, Durham, 

hompson & Mays), attorneys: -at-law, 

residence The Dalles 

McAllister T B, saloon, 248 Ist 

McArdle John, "horseshoer, 234 2d 

McArthur A A, agt Dime Medical Co, 
63 Union Block 

McBREEN CHARLES E, crockery, 


glassware, stoves, ranges, etc, 149 


(see adv) 

McBRIDE & POINDEXTER (S B 
McBride and J M Poindexter), Union 
Carriage Factory aud blacksmith shop, 
NE cor 2d and Salmon 

McBRIDE 8 B (McBride & Poindex- 
ter), NE cor 2d and Salmon 

McCabe W L (Brown & McCabe), 94 
Front 

McCain J (Carmichael & McCain), 87 
Alder 

McCarron Owen, bootmaker, 319 Ist 

McCLURE E E, lumber, SE cor Yam- 
hill and Front 

McClure Stewart (H P Gregory & Co), 
43 Front 

McCONNELL SAMUEL, Occident Sa- 
loon, 47 N Ist 

McCOWN F O (Johnson, McCown & 


Micrum), attorney-at-law, 169 Ist;} MECHANI' 


residence Oregon City 

McCoy Geo Ww, bouk and job printer, 
SE cor lst and Stark 

McCRAKEN J (McCraken & Mason), 
60-66 N Front 

McCRAKEN & MASON (J McCraken 
and W S Mason), wholesale grocers, 
shipping and commission, 60-66 Front 

McCroskey Mrs C E, dressmaker, 534 
N 4th 

McEntee P, blacksmith, cor 3d and A 


McFALL W, manager Clackamas Pa-| MENDEN 


per Co, 102 Front 

McGilvray Wm (Sterrock & McGilvray), 
43-N Ist 

McGinn Charles, bakery, 128 Washing- 
ton 

McGinn Henry E 
notary, 48 Ist 


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McKEE SAMUEL, 


Block 
, attorney-at-law andj} Mergen John D (J S 


sap 
onmaler 
McKean W 
234 2d 


blacksmiths and wag- 
(McKean & Campbell), 


cKEE E D, manager Meyer, Wilson 
Co, 16 N Front 
Snug Saloon, 209 


tKEK 

McKENJIE ANDREW (J Fred Clark 
& Uo), 28 A gi T Ske 

MeKercher D C (McKercher & Thomp- 
son), and city treasurer, 105 lst 

McKercher & hompson (D C McKer- 
cher and L E Thompson), books and 
MoKINN 105 Ist 

KINNIE A, manager The Pacific 

merataal Life Insurance Co of Califor- 
nia and Fidelity and Casualty Co of 
New York, 102 Ist 

McKinnon JD (Zieber & McKinnon), 
cor lst and F 

McKinnon Neil, bootmaker, 91 Wash- 
ro 

McKinzie Alexander (John Moir & Co), 
cor E and Ist 

McLaughlin Hugh, saloon, NE cor Clay 
and 2d 

McLeran Bros(R S and F W 
flour-mills, cor 4th and H 

McMannus Mrs T D, lodgings, 534 N 4th 

McMichael H M J, Accountant Bank of 
British North America, 50 Ist 

McPhelim J, groceries, fruits, etc, 32 


Stark 

McWain O G (C A Plummer & Co), 50 
Front 

Meadows W, physician, 2244 Ist 

HANICS HOTEL, John Graf 

proprietor, Water nr Harrison 

Meier & Frank (A Meier and E Frank), 
gen mdse, 181 to 185 Front, 10 and 
12 Yamhill and 182 Ist 

Mellis Bros & Co (FJ, F Rand T W 
Mellis), dry gouds, ete, 126 Ist 

Mendelson A L, clothing, etc, 168 lst 

Mendenhall E (Mendenhall & Steeves), 
attorney-at-law and notary pub ic, 
149 Ist 

Mendenhall J C, fish, 33 Yamhill 

HALL & STEEVES (X N 
Steeves and Kk Mendenhall), attorneys- 
at-law, 149 Ist 

Merchants’ Exchange Association, Wm 
J Leahy sec, New Market Theatre 


McLeran), 


S Keller & Co), 261 


Ist 
maerey Jasper C (Lent & McGrew), 10 Mergens J, groceries, cor llth and F 
t 


McINTOSH J B. assayer, NE cor Stark | Merges & Vosper (N C 


and Ist (see adv) 


Merges N C (Merges & Vos sper), 47 Stark 
erges and Al- 
fred Vosper), marble works, 47 Stark 


McINTOSH J F, manager Nor:h Pa-| Meston John J, bookbinder, blank book 


cific News Co, 146 Ist 


mfr and _p: .per-ruler, 106 Front 


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HARDWOOD LUMBER, st's7e tans:spotes, tims, Poles, Shafts, ete. 


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H. WACHHORSTS 


Se Sines iit 00 
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proprietor, SE cor Ist and Main 
Meussdorffer C H, hatter, 151 Front 
Meyer Fred, saloon, 13 N lat 


ashington 
eyer Jot in TSO W ry x he te he 
Maran, Wit "San ILSON & deka Wilkow 


Liverpool, England), 

commission merchants, E 

manager, 16 N Front 
oh bay illy (Wheeler & Meyers), 148 


Miller AS & Son (A S and HB Miller), 


bridgebuilders, 30 Union Block 
MILLER BROS (A F and F W Mill 


er), wholesale seeds, trees, flowers, 
eto, 195 Front 
Miller J B, watches and jewelry, 129 lst 


151 3d 


Minville James, heen ours © A 
1 Misner), 


Misner Bros (DR and G 
feed and livery, 28 Taylor 


and Ralph M Dement), attorneys-at- 

law, SW cor Ist and Morrison 
Mitchell Geo, groceries, 50 Morrison 
Mitchell J, groceries, 34 Yamhill 


nent -at-law, SW cor Ist and Mor- 


ell wagons, 148 Front 

MOHR W M, bootmaker, cor 2d and C 

Moir John (Johu Moir & Co), cor E and 
Ist 

Moir John & Co (John Moir and A Mce- 
Kiuzie), ship chandlers, cor E and Ist 

Molson & Sons (W M and F W Molson), 
brewers, maltsters and cordage mfrs 
cor D and 9th 

Monroe Joseph, saloon, 45 N Front 

ean. James M (G Ginocchio & Co), 
287 Is 


MOODY HL, physician and surgeon, 
289 Ist 

Moouey G A (Mooney & Valentine), ‘ 
Font 


goods, millinery and straw goods, 28 | 
Front 
MOORE C W, saloon, 187 Ist 
MOORE D M, Oregon Brass Works, 
2d bet C and D 
Moore Geo, groceries, cor 15th and O 
Mordaunt Albert, restaurant, 89 N Ist 
Moreland J C (Killin & Moreland), at- 
torney-at-law, Dekum’s Building 


MONTHYON J D, stairbuilder, 110) 
N 9th 


Mitchell & Dement (John H Mitchell M068 | & 


Mitchell John H (Mitchell & Dement), | MU 


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Oregon—Portland. : 
METROPOLIS HOTEL, J H Schade MOREY © G (F E Beach & Co), 108 


Mong val A H (Weeks & Morgan), 247— 
Front 


Meyer mensy, saloon, NW cor 2d and Mor, a a: Phil, grainer, 13 Washington- 


n Theo tinsmith 193 2d 


“MORNIN OREGONIAN,” Ore- 
onian Publishing Co publishers, )02 
ront 


shipping | and | ‘‘ MORNING STANDARD,” A Nolt- 
cKee 


roprietor, 5 Washington 
OBRI I, groceries, SW corner E 
and 3d 


Morris Rt Rev Bishop Wistar, rector 
St Helen’s Hall, w s 4th bet Madison 
and Jefferson 

MORRISON EW, attorney-at-law, 43 

st 

Morse CC & Co (CC Morse and M J 
Morse), art and music store, 163 lst 


Miller J W (Lortcher & Miller), 252 1st | Morse & Miner, painters, 111 4th 


Moses Andrew , attorney-at- law, no- 
tary and commissi ner of deeds, 101 
Occidental Hotel 

MAN (W S Moss and 
Ws Chapman), a ap Hg “Sun- 
day Mercury,” 5 Washington 

Moss WS (Moss & Chapman), 5 Wash- 


ington 

JOHN, superintendent of trai- 
ficO Rand N Co and Northein Pa- 
cific Railroad,SW corner Front and D 


Mitchell W H, general agent for Mitch- | Mulkey M F a & Mulkey), attor- 


ney-at-law, NE cor lst and Stark 
MULLEN H J, cigars and tobacco, 27 
N Ist 
Muller August E, saloon,75 Washington 
Muller Henry (Listmann, Muller & Han- 
naman), 49 and 51 N 2d 
ER F & CO (F Multner), all 
kinds of oils, 225 2d 
Munger Wn, druggist, cor 16th and S 
Munk A, PeUeys game, eggs, etc, 53 
WwW ashin ton 
MURDOCK AG, electrotyper and ster- 
ec r, 109 Front, 
MURPHY, GRANT & CO, of SF, 
C R Havens manager, whu'esale dry: 
goods, NW cor N Ist and A 


28 | Murray Mrs F M, physician SE cor Ist 


and Morrison 


Meoney & Valentine (G A Mooney and Murray J W, grainer, 26 Salmon 
/ H Valentine), wholesale fancy dry | Murton Mrs R J (Tustin & Murton), 


894 Morrison : 
“MUSICAL PASTIME” (monthly), 
Wiley B Allen publisher, 153 3d 
Mutual Life Insurance Co of N Y, Phil- 
lip C Schuyler agt, 5 Ist 
Myers Arnold, cabinet maker and car- 
penter, 106 2d 
S H, watchmaker and pawn- 

broker, 18! Ist cor Yamhill 


MO S A, police judge) NW | NAHON § A, cigar manufacturer, 105 | 


corner Oak and 2d 


PIONEER IRON WORKS, 


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Established 1849. 887 Main @treet.8 F. 


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NARROW GAUGE HOTEL, Matthie- | Nicklin T L (Barber & Nicklin), dentist, 

sen & Hochler proprietors, 274 lst 149 lst 

National Hotel ellogg & Davis proprs, | Nicolai A (A Nicolai & Co), cor 14th me 
NE cor Yamhill and Front and P 

Neer D D (Neer & Lo Romer), archi- | Nicolai A & Co(A Nicolai, Geo Ainslie 
tects, NW cor Alder and Ist and John Ewry), lumber, cor 14th 

Neer & Lo Romer (D D Neer and John| and P 
Lo Romer), architects, NW cor lst | Nicolai & Bro (Louis and Theo Nicolai), 
lumber and planing mills, 51 and 53 | 


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and Alder 
Neimeyer Gottlieb, merchant tailor, 70} N 2d 
Morrison COLAI HOUSE, U Ryan proprietor, 


NELSON AP, superintendent Portland W100 3d and D 

Carriage Manufactory, 204 and 206| WTEDERAUER JACOB, barber shop, 
PP Wn’ eagle soy» A 7N Ist 

elaon Chas, barber, 71 st » Ci tob 
Nelson T J (John Harlow & Co), N WIR ATaOE pied as: 


Front bet Q and 8 NOLT A, editor and proprietor 
m Neppach S A, druggist, 75 Ist “The Standard,” 5 Washin, ow 
. Nestor Mrs M A, groceries, SE cor 3d/ WOON W O, bag factory, 16 Front 
r and Market Norden & Andrus (D L Norden and W 
Neunert A F (Diesing & Neunert), and) H Andrus), proprs Occidental Hotel, 
roceries, 141 S Ist NE cor Ist and Morrison 


JUSTADTER BROS (Henry, J H| Norden DL (Norden & Andrus), NE 
ad peumrenter) ¢ | Cecpelgriag S| cor Ist and Morrison 
‘euchtwanger an enheimer) 
wholesale gents’ darnishing goods and NORTH Pe it MBERING 
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clothing, 67 and 69 Front : 
Neustadter D A ‘ eustadter Bros), res San Te BOE PreRIO We a Dep 
rancisco, Ca : : iati 
Neustadter Henry (Neustadter Bros), ah LE Sted by i a ee ane t 
res New York City NORTH PA ¢ NEWS CO, J F 
Neustadter J H (Neustadter Bros), res} Wrofntosh manager 9 
San Francisco, Cal dealers, books and stationery, 146 1st 


Newhart Grant (WS Newhugy ged] oerth Facto Rural Sprit (very, 

Newbury W S (Newbury & Grant), at- N W W Baker bed el i ye hr 
torney-at-law, 19 Union Block orthrup E J & Co (B J - orthrup), 

Newcomb R, grand recorder AOU W,| Ctrag®, and.wagon material, cor. tse 
NW cor 2d and Morrison and Main H 

NEWELL E C, agent Wheeler & AOR TRUE A Githeny sitomeyen. 
Wilson Manufacturing Co, 88 Morri- law: 8 Union Block ’ 


son ; 
an) .,| NORTHUP H H (Northup & Gilbert) 
Mewhonse W E woed-yard; Oak: St attorney-at-law, 8 Union Block : 


Wharf 
Newman §, tailor and second-hand “NORTHWESTERN FAR MER 

clothing, 205 2d AND DAIRYMAN” (monthly), 
New Market Theatre, F W = Stechhan| _ Casey & Blythe publishers, 1224 Front 

lessee, Ist bet A and Ash Northwestern Mutual Life [nsurance 
“NEW NORTHWEST,” (The)| © of Milwaukee, N W = Garretson 

(weekly), Duniway Publishing Co|_ gen a.t, 93 5th 

ublishers, 5 Washington Northwestern ‘Transfer Co, Gundel Bros 

NEW YORK HOTEL, H Rothfos & | proprs, 275 Front : 

Co proprietors, cor Front and B Norton House, J M Gorman propr, SW 
New York Jewelry Co (C A and K Lj evr Ist and C s 

Gove), watches and jewelry, 107 Ist Norton J W (Crozier & Norton), cor 16th 
NEW YORK NOVELTY CO (Joseph | _ and S 

Halberstadt), importers varieties, 49 | Norton W S, barber, 7 Alder 

Ist (see advertisement) OAKES T F, : 1ee-| resident Northern 
Nicholas H B, attorney-at-law, 26 Un-| _ Pacitic R R, res New York City 

ion Block Oatman ga B (De Py ooh ea & 
Nichols A S & ZB, physicians, 59 Uni Oatman), NE cor Ist and Stark 

‘Block Uh a doses a O’Brien T J, cigars and tobacco, 88 Ist 
. Nicholson W T B, broker and collector, |QCCIDENT SALOON, Samuel Mc- 
! Dekum’s Building Connell, 47 N Ist 


Ul a cn nile 
P HARDWOOD LUMBER, St'Nia Aocnter rope, Newel rosts, Balusters. 


SISNPY HHA “OO AONVANSNI N 


“FludNOUd S3SSO1 SLI SAVd ONY 


H. WACHHORST Tift 315 J St. —— Cal. 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO 


1040 


Occidental Hotel, Norden & Andrus 
proprs, NE cor Ist and Morrison 

OCCIDENTAL RESTAURANT, P 
Keliher proprietor, NE cor lst and 
Morrison 

O’Connor John, groceries, 120 Front 

O’Connor T J & Co(T J O’Connor), 
auctioneers and commission merchants, 
60 Ist 

Odd Fellows Library, Geo B Henry 
librarian, Odd Fellows Temple 

Odd Fellows Temple, SW cor Ist and 
Alder 

Ogden G W, groceries, 80 S Ist 

Oldendorff E (Oldendorff, Harvey & Co), 
NE cor Washington and Ist 
LNENDORFF, HARVEY & CO 
(ki Oldendorff, J W McL Harvey and 
D F Leahy), general brokers aud 
wool dealers, NE cor Washington 
and Ist 

Olds J C (Olds & Summers), 183 ist 

Olds & King (W P Olds and S W King), 
dry goods, 186 Ist 

Olds & Summers (J C Olds and O Sum- 
mers), crockery and glassware, 183 Ist 

Olds W P (Olds & King), 186 Ist 
O’Lexry D, bootmaker, 287 G 

Olsen James, carpenter, foot of Yamhill 


Oppenheimer I (Neustadter Bros), res 
New York City 

Ordway Julius, supt Willamette Steam 
Mills Lumbering & Mfg Co, N Front 
from Q to S 

O’Regan Wm D (Akers & O'Regan), 
233 Front 


OREGON BRASS WORKS, DM 
Moore, 2d bet UC and 

Oregon City Woolen Mills Agency, Ja- 
cobs Bros & Co agts, 30 and 32 Front 


OREGON ELECTRICAL WORKS 
Lundberg & Dilg proprietors, 164 4th 
(see adv) 

Oregon Fire and Marine Insurance, of 
Portland, M W Fechheimer pres, J 
Fred Clark secy, 28 Washington 

Oregon Furniture Mfg Co, Sam Lowen- 
stein pres, Wm Kapus secy, 208 and 
210 Ist and 209 and 211i Front 

Oregon Hotel, John Salzer & Bro proprs, 
cor D and N Ist 

OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVI- 
GATION CO, general office SW cor 
Front and D 

Oregon Standard Soap Works, R Irving 
& Co proprs, 262 F 

Oregon Stove Foundry, Julius Loewen- 
berg pres, I -uis Kuhn secy, 244-254 
Front 

Oregon Transfer Co, Geo V James pres, 
Edward F Albright secy, office 31 
Stark 


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Oregon—FPortland. 


OREGON AND WASHINGTON 
MORTGAGE SAVINGS BANK, 
of Oregon, Wm Reid managing di- 
rector, 48 Ist 

Or-gon and eg, Newspaper 
Publishing Co, Palmer mgr, 
1) Front 

OREJONIAN PUBLISHING CO, 
punlenee “ Morning Oregonian,’ H L 

ittoc manager, 1°2Z Front 

OSS0R UE DM « CO, of Auburn, 

N Y, SS Burge manager, harvesting 
machinery, 204 and 206 Front 

O'SHEA BROS (John F and J B 
O’Shea), butchers and packers, 6 Cen- 
tral Market 

O’Shea Walter, pawnbroker, 23 lst 

Osvold & Co Ok Osvold, E Ayers and 
P W Sundbom), bootmakers, 30 Stark 

Osvold M (Osvold & Co) 30 Stark 

OWENS MRS B 4A, physician and 
surgeon, SW cor ]st and Main 

Owens J J (Wm Gardner & Co), 134 3d 

Owens P L, bakery, 51 N Ist 

OXER HENRY 4A, librarian of the 
Library Association of Portland, SW 
cor Stark and Ist 

Pacific Bridge Co, C H Gorrill pres, 
169 2d 

“PACIFIC CHRISTIAN ADVO- 


CATE” (weekly), Adam Klippel 
manager, 207 2d 
PACIFIC Y, FEED & SALE 


LIVER 
STABLE, J Davis propr, SW cor 

Front and Salmon 
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co of 
California, A McK innie manager, 102 


st 

“PACIFIC OVERSEER,” W D Pal- 
mer manager, 102 Front 

PACKARD J A, grocerics, fruits and 
produce, 295 Ist 

ae Alfred, 

1224 Front 

Page F H, commission produce, hay, 
grain, fruit, etc, 132 Front 

Pr.ge W W, attorney-at-law, SE coz Ist 
and Morrison 

Paine C H, feed and boarding stable, 34 
Ash 

Palmer, W D, manager “ Pacific Over- 
seer’ and Oregon & Washington 
Newspaper Publishing Co, 102 Front 

Papworth Thomas, butcher, 72 Wash- 
ington 

Parker Mrs A J, cigars and tobacco, cor 
N Ist and E 

PARRISH & CORNELL (Ll M Par- 
rish and E W Cornell), real estate 
and loan agts, 44 Washington 

PARRISH M (Parrish & Cornell), 44 
Washington 

Parrish S B (J B Knapp & Co), 267 Ist 


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Parsons G H (Dunham, Parsons & Co), 
187 Front 

PATER C, Portland Jewelry Manu- 
factory, 167 2d 

Paterson C W (Harkins & Paterson), 26 
Salmon 

Pattee H E, wheelwright, cor G and 5th 

PATTERSON T, real estate broker, 
NE cor lst and Stark 

Patton M J, dentist, 107 lst 

Paxton O F, attorney- at-law and county 
supt of achools, NW cor Front and 
Stark 

Pearson C F, painter, 74 Oak 

Penn M A (Penn & Maddux), 95 Wash- 


ington 
Penn & Maddux (M A Penn and F L 
Maddux), stoves and tinware, 95 
PENNE? ton 
ENNEY JOSEPH E, Gem Saloon, 


finan er S, manager Portland Lumber- 
ing Mfg Co, nr Water Works 

PEOPLE'S TRANSFER CO, E W 
Daniels proprietor, 5 Washington 

Perkins F 
tractor, 325 Ist 

au Louis (Louis Permin & Co), 50 

Ist 

PERMIN LOUIS & CO (Louis Permin 
and George Deharde), Scandinavian 
Saloun, 50 N Ist 

PERRET E F, an painter and paper 
hanger, 31 Oak 

Reay Joseph, saloon, SE cor Taylor and 


Petran Chas A, attorney-at-law, 29 Oak 

Pfunder L G, florist, cor 9th and Wash- 
ington 

Pfunder Wn, druggist and propr Ore- 
gon Botanical Remedies, 35 Ist 

Phelan James, eas tobacco and gro- 
ceries, cor 3d and 

PHILLIPPI FRANK, student at law | 
with J K Kelly, NE cor Ist and Stark 


PHILIPS A G, dentist, 234 Ist bet 


Salmon and Main 


Phillips C © (Geo Ainslie & Co), cor 


14th and P 


Pickard Dan (iddy & Pickard), cor 


16th and S 


Pilger Mrs L, dry and fancy goods, and 


dreumnsking, 153 Ist 


PILKINGTON JOHN B, physician, 
oculist and aurist, N W cor Ist and 
Washington, and ‘Sanitarium and Eye 


and Ear Infirmary, South Portland 
PIONEER BAKER 


rietor, SK cor Main and 2d 


PIONEER BOAT-HOUSE, John La- 


Chapelle proprietor, foot Taylor 
PITT R D, 


of deeds, 1494 Ist 


Y, K Sattler pro- 


notary public, real estate 
and money broker, and commissioner 


PORTLAND PAPER-BOX FAC- 


18 anda 20 Spear &St., 
San Francisco. 


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PITTOCK H L, manager Oregonian 
Publishing Co, 102 Front 

Pitts H H, commission merchant in 
California fruits, 131 Front 

Pleasances “eo A, upholsterer, SW cor 
5th andl \Vier 

PLUMMER & BYER EY (DrOPS 
Plummer and Fabian liyerley), drug- 
gists, SW cor Ist and Main 

Plummer C A (C A Plummer & Co), 50 
Front 

Plummer C A & Co (C A Plummer and 
O G McWain), wholesale drugs, 50 
Front 

PLUMMER DR O P § (Plummer & 
pag eney)s SW cor Ist and Main 

enbarger Alfred, attorney-at-law, 

269 Ist 

Pohl A, homeopathic physician, 22 
Union Block 

POINDEXTER J M (McBride & Poin- 
dexter), NE cor 2d and Salmon 

“POLARIS” (The) (weekly), J H Ac- 
ton editor and proprietor, 2294 Ist 

Poldeman Adolph, watchmaker, 88 Ist 


F H, planing-mill and con- | Police Building, NW cor Oak and 2d 


Poole James, painter, 125 5th 
Pope Seth U, sec and mgr Portland Tel- 
Gree Telegraph and Electric Light 
SE cor A and 2d 


ORTLAND BOOT AND SHOE 
MANUFACTORY, Corson & Rod- 
gers proprietors, 1104 Front 
PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE, 
A P Armstron BiAGe 128 Front 
PORTLAND Gi & MANU- 
FACTORY, A P Niles superin- 
tendent, 204 and 206 4th (see adv) 
Portland Gas Light Co, H D Green 
supt, 26 Stark 
PORTLAND ICE WORKS, Harris & 
Salmon proprietors, 246 2d 
PORTLAND JEWELRY MANU- 
CTORY, C Pater proprietor, 167 


Boelana Lumbering and Mfg Co, S Pen- 
noyer mgr, near W Jater Works 

Portland Mfg Co, Isaac Sinsheimer mgr, 
furniture mfrs, 107 Front 

Portland Marble Works, 24 B 


ORY, Otto Roenicke proprietor, 

NW cor Front and Stark 
Portland Paving Co, A T) Arrowsmith 
pres, T P Wales sec, 51 Union Block 


PORTLAND RESTAURANT, Er- 
nest House proprietor, SK cor 2d and 
Ash 

Portland Savings Bank (The), D P 
Thompson pres, W V Spencer cashier, 
NE cor 2d and Stark 

Portland Seacain’s Friend Society, Rev 
R S Stubbs supi, cor 3d and D 


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Oregon—Portland. 


PORTLAND SIGN ADVERTISING | RA 


, Frank & Co proprietors, 13 


Washington 
PORTLAND SODA WORKS, EA 
Post proprietor, 146 Front 


PORTLAND STEAM CANDY FAC- | p 


TORY, Alisky & Kraemer proprie- 
tors, 145 Ist and 28 Alder 

Portland Telephone, Telegraph and 
Electric Light Co, Seth L Pope sec 
and business mgr, SE cor A and 2d 

Portland Transfer Co, J W Souther 
propr, SE cor Front and Morrison 

Portland Water Co, John Green supt, 
26 Stark 

POST EA, proprietor Portland Soda 
Works, 146 Front 

Post-office, ws 6th bet Morrison and 
Yamhill 

Potter H N, cigars and tobacco, 1124 
Ist 

Potter Robert, saloon, 11 Stark 

Poulsen J, acting sec Willainette Steam 
Mills & Manufacturing Co,N Front bet 
QandS 


Powell J N, dentist, Dekum’s Building | 


POWERS I F, furniture manufacturer 
and dealer, 185 and 188 Ist, and 184 


2d, factory, Water bet Montgomery 
and Harrison 

Prag R, wool and hides, 131 Front 

PRAGER LEWIS, genera! merchan- 
dise, 184 Ist 

Prehn F W & C T, dentists, 54 Union 
Block 

PRENTICE D W & CO (D W Pren- 
tice), planos, organs, music and musi- 
cal instruments, 107 Ist 

PRESCOTT C H, manager 0 R&N 
Co, SW cor Front and D 

Prideaux John, blacksmith, cor G and 5th 

Prideaux Stephen, blacksmith, 95 2d 

Proctor J B, upholsterer and cabinet- 
maker, 74 Stark 

Prosper K (B Prosper & Co), 15 Oak 

Prosper B & Co (B Prosper and B Felix), 
restaurant. 15 Oak 

PROTZMAN & DE FRANCE (F C 
Protzman and H M De France), boots 
and shoes, manufacturers and dealers, 
135 3d 

PROTZMAN F C (Protazmen & De 
France), 135 3d 

QUACKENBUSH E (Sibson, Church 
& Co), NE cor Front and Ash 

Quackenbush J L, gen agt North Pacific 
Mutual Life Association 


GUIGLEY JAMES, bootmaker, 346 
3 


Quinn W J, merchant tailor, 28 Stark 
Rachenberger Louis (Rachenberger & 
Mattes), NW cor Madison and Ist 


CHENBERGER & MATTES 
(Louis Rachenberger and John Mat- 
tes), saloon, depot of SF National 
Brewery beer, NW cor Madison and 
Ist 
Ralleigh J, councilman 
ANDAIL EG, contractor and build- 
er, cor 3d aud Main 
Ranft Henry, searcher of records, NW 
cor 4th and Salmon 
Rankin M B, real estate agt, 65 Union 
Block 
REDLICH 0 F, coffee saloon, ss Pine 
bet Ist and 2d 
Reed James S, gen agt Union Insurance 
Co, 102 Ist 
REICHERT PAUL, proprietor Chi- 
cago Exchange, 211 Ist 
Reichert Robert, saloon, w s 3d bet Ash 
and Pine 
Reid Geo T, saloon, cor N Front and N 
Reid John (James Laidlaw & Co), 16 N 
Front - 
WM managing director Oregon 
& Washington Mortgage Savings 
Bank, 48 1st 
EINHARDT MRS A, boarding and 
| lodging, NW cor {st and Morrison — 
“ RESOURCES OF OREGL]" 4D 
WASHINGTON” (month! « 
W McCoy proprietor, SE cor ist and 
Stark 
Rex KG, physician, SW cor Ist and 
Morrison 
Rice S W, city attorney, 105 Ist 
Richards Edwin, fish, poultry and game, 
74 Washington 
RICHET F & CO (Frank Richet and 
Frank Richet Jr), coffee and spice 
mills and groceries, 1214 3d 
RICHET T & CO (Thomas and Frank 
Richet), Novelty Iron Works, cor 
Front ana Mill 
RICHMOND HOUSE, H M Taylor 
proprietor, NW cor 2d and C 
Rider & C, propr Holton House Restau- 
rai.s, Alder bet Ist and Front 
mi zelmaun Robt, groceries, cor Ist and 
all 
| Rieger John, bootmaker, 48 N Ist 
Riggen S B (Ferry, White & Co), 29 
Stark 
RIGNEY P (formerly of San Francis- 
co), gold, silver and nickel plating, 11 
Oak 
Riley R R, wood, foot of Columbia 
Ripperton J A, commercial tourist, 143 
3 
Ripperton Mrs 8 E, millinery and fancy 
r00ds, 143 3d 
ROBBINS J H & SON (J'H and BF 
Robbins), wholesale and retail music 
and musical instruments, picture 
frames, mouldings, etc, 229 lst 


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ROBERTS ANDREW, clothing and 
gentlemen’s furnishing goods, 135 and 
137 Ist, cor Alder (see advertisement) 

| Robertson John, contractor and builder, 

i 46N 2d 
| Robertson W E (Foster & Robertson), 
88 and 90 Front 
tS) ROBINSON GEORGE E, attorney-at- 
law, NW cor Ist and Alder 
RODGERS H, bovt and shoe upper 
manufacturer, 231 lst 
RODGERS T (Corsen & Rodgers), 1104 
Front 
Au Roelfs AG B, gro:eries meat market 
and hotel, cor 14th and S 
ROENICKE OT‘0, paper box maker, 
NW cor Front and Stark 
Rohr C M, butcher, NW cor 3d and 
Salmon 
eo Rosenbaum J (Neustadter Bros), res 
San Francisco, Cal 
ROSENBLATT M, clothing, furnish- 
ing goods, hats and caps, boots and 
shues, 147 Front 
Rosenfeld H & Co (Henry, Sol and S W 
Rosenfeld), wholesale cigars and 
tobacco, 41 Front 
ROSENFELD J L, commission mer- 
chant, wholesale grocer and dealer in 
provisions, wool, hides, etc, 173 Front 
Ross C H (Bird & Ross), 81 Yamhill 
Rothe Henry, saloon, 106 South Ist 
©] ROTHFOS H & C9 (H Rothfos), pro- 
prietor New York Hotel, cor Front 
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Rothschild Louis H, cigars and 1 ‘acco, 
106 Ist 
ROTTNER JOHN, Fountain Saloon, 
NW cor Front and Madison (see ad- 
vertisement) 
@_| Ruconich Joe, restaurant, 18 Washing- 
ton 
do Rummelin G P (Rummelin & Gutmann), 
82 Ist 
Rummelin & Gutmann (G@ P Rummelin 
and C Gutmann), furriers, 82 Ist 
Russ H M, dentist, 107 Ist 
Russ Ira & Co (fra Russ), grocers, SW 
cor Morrison and 3d 
RYAN C, proprietor Nicolai House, 
cor 3d and D 
Ryan Patrick, propr Pacitic House, cor 
A and 3d 
Rybke Marks (Shipper & Rybke), 11 
and 13 Oak 
ST CHARLES HOTEL, Thomas Gui- 
nean proprietor, SW cor Front and 
Morrison 


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Been Hotel, Sohm & Co pr_prs, 207 
8 


St Vincents’ Hospital, Mary Theresa 
sister superioress, 11th bet M and N 
Saling A (Jubitz & Saling), 51 1st 


SALMON ALBERT, fancy goods, 165 
8 


Salm_n J F (Harris & Salmon), 246 2d 

Salmon W C (Harris & Salmon), 246 2d 

Salzer John (J Salzer & Bro and Welch 
& Salzer), 53 N lst 

Salzer John & Bro (John and Joseph 
Salzer), proprs Oregon Hotel, cor D 
and Ist and Globe Hotel, cor © and 
Front 

Salzmann Gebhart (Sohm & Co), 207 Ist 

Samuel L, publisher ‘West Shore,” 5 
Washington 


SANBORN H D, panohaias agent for 
Northern Pacitic KR R, cor Front and D 

sf Mrs C W, hair goods, 88 Yam- 
hi 

Sanders I N, county assessor, Court 
House 

SAN FRANCISCO GALLERY, W 
H Towne proprietor, SW cor Ist and 
Morrison 

Sanguinetti Antonio (G Ginocchio & 
Co), 287 lst 


SATTLER K, Pioneer Bakery, SE cor 
Main and 2d 

Saylor W H, physician and surgeon, 1 
and 3 Union Block 

Sayres G W, saloon, 32 Washington 

Scanlan Miss Mary, dressmaker, cor 3d 
and E 

Schade & Co (Wm Schade), cleaning and 
dyeing, 209 3d 

SCHADE J H, proprietor Metropolis 
Hotel, SE cor Ist and Main 


SCHEMEL HERMAN, railroad em- 
loymeut and real estate agent, 43 N 
front 

Schenz Joseph, tailor, 108 5th 

Scherver HJ, butcher, 68 Alder 

SCEuUICHTING CLAUS & BRO 

(John and Claus Schlichting), propri- 
etors Murope House, 30 B 

Schlussel A (Fleischner, Mayer & Co), 

res New York City 

Schmeer Mrs Annie, lodging-house, 
Ist 

Schmid Chas, groceries, 306 Washington 


SCHMIDT HENRY 6, groceries, 235 
8 


SCHMIDT HERMAN, U S Beer Hall, 
191 Ist and 111 Ist 


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Schmitz William, Gambrinus Hall, 5¥W 
301 Ist cor Ist and Pine 

St Helen’s Hall, Rt Rev Bishop Wistar | §C. HERMAN, agent Al- 

Morris rector, Miss Mary B Rodney| bany Brewery, San Francisco, and 

prin, ws 4th bet Madison and Jeffer- roprietor New York Schooner Sa- 

son oon, 205 Ist 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, st's't" Tocnterrops, Newel Poste, Halusters, 


St George Hotel, Manciet & Bigne proprs, 


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SCHULZE PAUL, land agent Oregon 
and California R_ R, cor Front and D 
SCHUYLER PHILIP C, insurance 


agency, 5 Ist 
SCHWAB R H & CO (R H Schwab), 


aper warehouse, 91 2d 

Schwartz Jacob, groceries, cor 13th and 

G 

Scoggin W A, councilman 

SCOTT N, auditor and disbursing 
officer Northern Pacific R R, cor 
Front and D 

SCOTT H W, editor ‘‘Morning Ore- 
gonian,”’ 102 Front 

Scott Leroy S, atuorney-at-law, 65 Union 
Block 

SCOVY J G, manager F S Chadbourne 
& Co, 173 and 175 Ist 

Sealy, Mason & Co (Richard Sealy and 
AB Masd¢h), groceries, 167 Ist 

Sealy Richard (Sealy, Mason & Co), 167 


Ist 

Sears Alfred F Jr, attorney-at-law, 13 
and 15 Union Block 

SEARS GEORGE C. sheriff Multno- 
mah Cowity, Court House 

SEASON O;.{° ‘“". saloon, 31 N Ist 

Sechtem Louis is Sechtem & Co), 
34 Stark 

Sechtem Louis & Co (Louis Sechtem and 
Louis Feurer), saloon, 34 Stark 

SEDGE A J (Sedge & Council), 52 
Columbia 

SEDGE & COUNCIL (A J Sedge and 
James Council), contractors and build- 
ers, 52 Columbia 

Seelig K (K Seelig & Co), 163 2d 

Seelig K & Co (K Seelig and E Zeit- 
fuchs), wholesale liquors, 163 2d 

Seihold A, bakery, cor 4th and A 

SELIGMAN N H, manager A B EI- 
telt & Co, 3 and 5 N Front 

Se!ler M & Co (Moses Seller and Phili 
Lowengart), wholesale crockery, SV 
cor N Front and B 

Seller Moses (M Seller & Co), SW cor 
N Front and B 

Selling Ben (Akin, Selling & Co), 6N 
Front 

Selling P, gen :adse, 180 Ist 

Senofsky J, bootmaker, 11 Morrison 

Severson P W, wagonmaker, 144 3d 

z. county clerk Mult- 

nomah County, Court House 

SEYMOUR, SABIN & CO, KF W 
Allen manager, manufacturers and 
jobbers in farm machinery, 262 Ist 

Spaulding Morton M (Burkhard & 
Spaulding), 35 and 37 B 

Shanahan W T, music, picture frames, 
mouldings, etc, 46 Morrison 

Shane T A, dry goods, 147 3d 

Shaperer N, bootmaker, 31 Washington 

Sharp Ross, cigar mfr, 227 Ist 


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Shattuck Thomas (Duffy & Shattuck), 
SE cor lst and Jefferson 

Shaw James, barber, 27 Oak 

Shea J F, plumber and gasfitter, 121 
Washington 

Sheehan Daniel, saloon, 64 Ist 

Sheehy Wm, painter, cor C and 2d 

Sheldon Kirk, loggers, choppers, carpen- 
ters and farmer’s tools, NW’ cor 
Front and Morrison 

Sherlock R, mfrs and importers saddles, 
harness and saddlery, hardware, 74 
Front 

Sherwin Joseph, architect, 42 Union 

Shideman B (Jacobs Bros & Co), res 
San Francisco, California 

Shillerston M (A Anderson & Co), 106 


Front 

Shindler G & Co (G Shindler), furni- 
ture and carpets, 166 and 168 Ist 

SHIPPER & RYBKE (Sol Shipper 
and Marks Rybke), Bon Ton_ tailor- 
ing establishment, 11 and 13 Oak (see 
adv 

Shipper Sol (Shipper & Rybke), 11 and 
13 Oak 

Shively W B, dry goods, 133 3d 

SHORTELL ROBT, saloon, 74 Ist 

Showers Wm, county treasurer Multno- 
mah County, Court House 

Shurtleff F N, US collector of customs, 
Customs Buildin 

SIBSON, CHURCH & CO (WS Sibson 
C P Church, S Farrell and E 
Quackenbush), shipping and commis- 
sion merchants and general insurance 
agents, NE cor Front and Ash 


SIBSON W S§ (Sibson, Church & Co); 
NE cor Front and Ash 

SIMMONSSAMUEL, constable Judge 
Davis’ court, NW cor 4th and Salmon 

Simon Joseph (Dolph, Bronaugh, Dolph 
and Simon), attorney-at-law, Odd 
Fellows Temple 

SIMPSON BROS (G@ H and Ed Simp- 
son), carriage painters, 208 2d (see 
adv) 

SIMPSON W M(W M Simpson & Co), 
11 and 12 Union Block 

SIMPSON WM & CO (W M Simp- 
son and C A Cole), real estate agents, 
11 and 12 Unien Block 

Sinsheimer H, pianos and organs, 189 
lst 

Sinsheimer Isaac, mgr Portland Manu- 
facturing Co, 107 Front 

Sitton C E (S G Skidmore& Co), 151 Ist 

Skidmore 8S G (SG Skidmore & Co), 151 
Ist 

Skidmore S G & Co (8S G Skidmore and 
CE Sitton), druggists, 151 Ist 

SLAVICH JOHN, Louisville Restaur- 
ant, 170 Ist (see adv) 


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Sloan Arthur E, mgr Guardian Assur- 
ance Co, NE cor Front and Ash 

Smith A M (A Goodnough & Co), 55 N 2d 

Smith A M, propr Buena Vista Pottery, 
265, 267 and 269 Front 

Smith Bros & Watson (FC andC E 
Smith and J F Watson), iron works, 
cor Front and Harrison 

Smith C E (Smith Bros & Watson), cor 
Front and Harrison 

SMITHC J, comptroller O R & N Co, 
cor Front and J) 


©} Smith & Co, saw-mills, Front and Clay 


SMITH E0, dentist, 167 1st (see adv) 
Smith F C (Smith Bros & Watson), cor 


Front and Harrison 
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nith Fred, blacksmith and wagonmak- 
er, 304 Front 

Smith Joe, councilman 

Smith J S, capitalist, 6 Washington 

SMITH L K G, wholesale cigars and 
tobacco and smokers’ articles, SW cor 
Front and Stark, also Astoria and 
Walla Walla 

Smith Max, coffee house, 45 Washing- 


ton 

SMITH MILTON W (Frank & Smith), 
attorney-at-law, 55 and 66 Union 
Block 

Smith Rodney, chief paymaster dept of 
the Columbia U S A, NW cor Ist and 
Morriso : 

Smith Seneca (Willis & Smith), attor- 
ney-at-law and notary public, 147 Ist 


SMITH THOS J, attorney-at-law, 169 
Ist 


Snell George W (H sdge, Davis & Co), 
92 and 94 Front 

Soderback Oscar T, mfr and dealer in 
cigars, 90 Morrison 

Sohm Mrs Caroline (Sohm & Co), 207 Ist 

Sohm & Co (Mrs Caroline Schm and 
Gebhart Salzmann), proprs St Louis 
Hotel, 207 Ist 

Solomon S A, dining-room St Charles 
Hotel, SW cor Front and Morrison 

Sorensen J, woud, foot of Morrison 

Souther J W, propr Portland Transfer 
Co, SE cor Front and Morrison 

Spencer W V, cashier Portland Savings 
Bank, NE cor 2d and Stark 

Sperry J L (Frazer, Sperry & Co), 314 
Front 

SPRAGUE J W, general superintend- 
ent Northern Pacitic R R, res New 
Tacoma, W T 

SPRAGUE OTIS, superintendent Pa- 
citic Division Northern Pacitic R R, 
New Tacoma, W T 

Springmeyer & Co (George Springmeyer 
and M A Malarkey), junk and second 
hand dealers, 14 Jefferson 

Springmeyer George (Springmeyer & 
Co), 14 Jefferson 


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“STAATS-ZEITUNG” for Oregon and 
Washington, Dr J Folfman propr, 


104 Ist 
STAENDER ADAY¥, 
Front and Jefferson 
“STANDARD” (daily and weekly), 
A Noltner editor and proprietor, 5 
Washington 
Staples C G, candies, fruits, etc, SW 
cor 4th and Morrison 
Starke Peter, cigars and tobacco, 263 Ist 
Stauch Chas (Bayer & Stauch), 233 2d 
Staver G W (Staver & Walker), foot of 
Morrison 


STAVER & WALKER (G W Staver 
and W H Walker), agricultural im- 
plements, general agts J I Case 
threshers, headers and plows, and 
Studebaker wagons, foot, of Morrison 


STEARNS BROS (G M and DS 
Stearns), cigars and tobacco, 65 Ist 
Stearns L B, county judge, Court House, 
office 28 Union Block 

Stechhan F W, lessee New Market 
Theatre, ws lst bet A and Ash 

Steele George A, postmaster, Customs 
Building 

STEELE WM, Caledonia Dye Works, 
47 Taylor 

Steeves X N (Mendenhall & Steeves), 
attorney-at-law and notary public, 
149 Ist 

Steinheiser S, groceries, 129 Stark 

Stephens W T, sec Willamette Iron 

orks, 68 N Front 

Stephenson James, constable, 44 N’ Ist 

Sternsfels M (S Lipman & Co), res Sac- 
ramento, Cal 

STEVENS C M (Gilman & Co), 42 Ist 

Stewart C F, watchmaker and optician, 
112 Ist 

Stewart E C, blacksmith, 212 2d 

Stewart James, groceries, 21 N W Park 

Stitzel H, bootmaker, 22 M idison 

Stoddard J R, attorney-at-liw, 147 1st 

STOKES A L, general eastern passen- 
yer agent O R & N Co and Northern 
Pacific R R, 52 Clark, Chicago 

STOKES WM, architect, 127 Ist (see 
adv) 

STONE B L, wholes.ie and retail 
watches and jewelry, 155 Ist 

STONE EDWARD, fiome Restaurant, 
) Washington 

Stone S L, cigars, tobac 0, fruit, etc, 
41 Ist 

Story Geo L, mgr Home Mutual Ins 
Co of Cal and agt Pheenix Assurance 
Co of London, 100 Ist 

Stott Raleigh, circuit judge, Court 
House 

Strassurger M (Levy, Cohn & Co), 
172 Ist 


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6) Straus Geo M, bvotmaker and dealer, 
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i} Jacob (Lewis & Strauss), 
= | 123 Ist 
Stringer A R, artist, 34 Washington 

Strode & Beach (V K Strode and J V 
Beach), attorneys-at-law, 13 and 15 
Union Block 

Strode V K (Strode & Beach), 13 and 15 
Union Block 

Strong Curtis ©, 
Building 

Strong Fred R (Wm Strong & Sons), 
attorney-at-law and notary public, 
Dekum's Building 

Strong Thos N (Wm Strong & Sons), 
attorney-at-law and commissioner of 
deeds for W T, Dekum’s Building 

Strong Wm (Wm Strong & Sons), at- 
torney-at-law, Dekum’s Building 

STRONG WM & SONS (Wn, Fred 
Rand Thos N Strong), attorneys-at- 
law, Dekum’s Building 

Strowbridge J A, leather and findings, 
189 Front 

Stuart J E, artist, 52 Union Block 

Stubbs Rev R S, chaplain and supt 
Portland Seaman’s Friend Society, 


physician, Dekum’s 


Sacrame 


315 J Street, 


ba § cor 3d and D 

§% Sturges Ira B (Sturges, Larsen & Co), 

is 34 Front 

4 Sturges, Larsen & Co (Ira B Sturges and 
z2 Esper S Larsen), shipping and com- 

He mission merchants and wholesale 


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canned goods, teas, &c, 34 Front 

Sturnberg Hermann, saloon, 109 S Ist 

Sturrock Henry (Sturrock & McGil- 
vray), 43 N Ist 

Sturrock & Mc(Gilvray (Henry Stur- 
rock and W McGilvray), boots and 
shoes, 43 N Ist 

Summerfield E, merchant tailcr and 
clothing, 25] Ist 

Summers O (Olds & Summers), 183 Ist 

“SUNDAY MERCURY,” Moss & 
Chapman publishers, 5 Washington 

Sundbom P W (Osvold & Co), 30 Stark 

SUNDSTROM G, proprietor Shade 
Saloon, 153 Front 

Surman—, physician, 113 Morrison 


come,” 102 Ist 

SWEENEY & HOWE (James Swee- 
ney and James Howe), liquors, 106 lat 

Sweeney James (Sweeney & Howe), 
106 Ist 

sayy E A &Co (E A Swope), book, 
job and newspaper printers and book 

inders, 109 Front and 5 Washing- 

ton 

Tacoma Lime Co, D L June mgr, lime, 
etc, feed and hay, 291 and 293 Front 

Talbot Chas B, architect, 30 Union 
Block 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


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Sutherland Thos A, editor ‘The Wel- | T 


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TALLICK WM, commission merchant’ 
wool, hides, and produce, 202 lst 

TANNER A H, attorney-at-law and 
notary public, 169 Ist 

Tatum & Bowen, A F Hildreth agt, 
saw-mill machinery, boilers, engines, 
etc, 187 Front 

Taubenheimer H,mgr Walter Bros,85 1st 

Taylor D W, Oty SURO OF 127 Ist 

Taylor Geo Jr (Taylor, Young & Co), 
16 N Front 

Taylor G W, stationery, news, cigars 
and tobacco, 73 N Ist 

TAYLOR H M, proprietor Richmond 
House, NW cor 2d and C 

TAYLOR JOSEPH, saloon and bil- 
liards, NW cor Front and Alder 

TAYLOR, YOUNG & CO (Geo Tay- 
lor Jr and James Young), commission 
merchants and ship brokers, 16 N 
Front 

Teirney Thos (Chas A Malarkey & Co), 
NE cor 2d and Oak 

TELEGRAM PUBLISHING CO, 

ublishers ‘‘Evening Telegram,” 102 
ront 

TEMPLETON DRC R, dentist, NW 
cor Ist and Alder 

Tevurtz EK, second-hand goods, 205 
Front 

Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance 
Co, Philip C Schuyler agt, 5 1st 

Thanhauser & Frohman (Louis Than- 
hauser and Ignatz Frohman), import- 
ers hats and caps, 8 N Front 

Thanhauser Louis (Thanhauser & Froh- 
man), 8 N Front 

Thayer & Williams (W W Thayer and 
Richard Williams), attorneys-at-law, 
NW cor Front and Stark 

Thayer W W (Thayer & Williams), at- 
torney-at-law, NW cor Front and 
Stark 

Therkelsen L, supt North Pacific Lum- 
bering and Mfg Co, ws 2d bet F 
and G 

Thibault F X (Thibault & Girard), sa- 
loon, 44 Morrison 

Thibault & Girard (F X Thibault and 

David Girard), saloon, 52 N lst 

HIELS H, chief engineer of con- 

struction Oregon Railway and Navi- 

gation Co, and supervising engineer 

Northern Pacific R R, cor Front and D 

Thompson & Barnhart (Frazer, Sperry 
& Co), res Pendleton, Oregon 

Thompson, DeHart & Co (R R and RH 
Thompson, E J DeHart, and Wm 
Honeyman), hardware, 174 lst 

shompern D P, pres Portland Savings 
Bank, NE cor 2d and Stark 

Thompson H Y (Williams, Hill, Dur- 
ham, Thompson & Mays), attorney- 
at-law, 147 Ist 


WHITE BROB.. 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
8t,8.F. Oak, Ash, Hickery, Maple, Cherry, etc. 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S.-F. 


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son), 105 Ist 

Thompson R H (Thompson, DeHart & 
Co), 173,and 175 Front 

Thompson R R (Thompson, DeHart & 
Co), 173 and 175 Front 

Thwaites Joseph, photographer, 87 
Yamhill 

TINGRY C G, manufacturing jeweler 
and diamond setter, NW cor 2d and 
Morrison 


TODD & BIVEN (J C Todd and J F 
Biven), wholesale grocers and com- 
mission merchants, wool, grain, Ore- 
gon and California fruits and produce, 
4 N Front (see adv) 

Todd J C (Todd & Biven), 4 N Front 

Tolman James C, U S surveyor general 
district of Oregon, Customs Building 

Toohill James, saloon, 266 Ist 

TOWNE W Ud, photographer (San 
Francisco Gallery), SW cor Ist and 
Morrison 


TOWNSEND FREDERICK, manager 
Bank of British Columbia, cor N 
Front and A 


TRAVELER'S GUIDE of the Pa- 
cific Northwest, a guide to Oregon, 
Washington, British Columbia, 
Idaho, and Montana, Lewis & Dry- 
den publishers, SE cor Ist and Ash 

Trenkman Herman (Trenkman & Wolff), 
cor 3d and F 

Trenkman & Wolff (Herman Trenk- 
man & Fritz Wolff), machinists, cor 
3dandF 

Tribou Geo F (Tribou & Kelton), Ash 
bet 2d and 3d 

Tribou & Kelton (Geo F Tribou and EA 
Kelton), carpenters and builders, Ash 


bet 2d and 3d 
Trickle EC, fish, poultry and game, 31 
Yamhill 


Trimble W F, attorney-at-law, NE cor 
Ist and Stark 


TROEGER HENRY, Farmers’ and 
a ai Exchange Saloon, 294 
‘ront 


TRUMAN J RB (Manley & Truman), 84 
8 


TUFTS A D, cooper, 28 N Ist 

Turk Jaines, boarding, 9 C 

Tustin Miss M H (Tustin & Murton), 
894 Morrison 

Tustin & Murton (Miss M H Tustin and 


making and fancy goods, 894 Morri- 
son 

UNCLE MYERS, pawn-broker, 181 
Ist, cor Yamhill 

Underhill W, mgr North Pacific Mutual 
Life Association 

Union Block, n s Stark from Ist to 2d 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgome 


Mra R J Murton), millinery, dress-| VINCENT W 


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Thompson L E (McKercher & Thomp-| Union Insurance Co of San Francisco, 


Jas S Reed general agt, 102 Ist 
Union [ron Works, Angus Campbell 
proprietor, SE cor Front and Main 
US district and circuit courts, Mat- 
thew P Deady district judge, Lorenzo 
Sawyer circuit judge, Customs Build- 


ing 

UNITED STATES BEER HALL, 
Herman Schmidt proprietor, 191 1st 

UNITED STATES BREWERY, 
Herral & Zimmerman proprietors, cor 
Harrison and Water 

U S Land Office, surveyors of land, Jas 
C Tolman surveyor general, Customs 
Building 

US Marine Hospital, Chas E Banks 
assistant surgeon, office 21 Union 
Block 

Universal Benevolent Association of 
California, W Whitwell agt, 48 Union 
Block 

Vacuna House, Folger & Co proprs, 
1474 3d 

Valentine J H (Mooney & Valentine), 
28 Front 

Van Fridagh P, dry goods and milli- 
nery, 111 Ist 

Van Schuyver W J & Co (W J Van 
Schuyver), wholesale liquors, 63 
Front and 62 Ist 

Vanstone C W (W P Lewis & Co), NW 
cor Front and G 

VARWIG H, liquors, 231 Front 

VARWIG THOMAS, plumber and 
gastitter, 71 Washington (see adv) 

Vayo Bros (Louis and John Vayo), fish, 
poultry, game, etc, NE cor Morrison 
and 3 

Verdier B (Verdier & Bristol), 33 Wash- 
ington 

Verdier & Bristol (B Verdier and J N 
Bristol), coffee and spice-mills, 33 
Washington 


VERDIER EDOUARD, fancy goods, 
155 3d 


Vernon James (Dale & Vernon), 27 Mor- 
rison 

Versteeg N, pres North Pacific Lumber- 
ing & Mfg Co, ws 2d bet F and G 

Vigalius Bros (John and Andrew Vig- 
alius), barbers, 27 N lst 

VILLARD HENRY, president 0, R 
& N Co and Northern Pacific R R Co, 
residence New York Cit: 

R, Unior:. \rriage Fac- 

tory and Wagon Shop, i,.i cor 2d and 


Salmon 

VOLNEY VICTOR, picture-frame 
maker and gilder, dealer in pictures 
and frames; old frames regilded and 
oil paintings restored, 129 3d next to 
Masonic Temple 


Boat Stock. Oak Plank aad timber 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS,"%s, "°.22sis.2 


Oregon—Portland. 


“ISVOO JHL NO ANVAWND ININVW ONY JH ALIHOAVA JH Si “OO JONVANSNI NNS 


HAROWOOD LUMBER. “are Ron, neta Metn and 1 seem 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., 


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Von Borstel Mrs E, groceries, cigars, 
tobacco, etc, 83 2d 

VON LANGEE GEO, Excelsior Sa- 
loon, 23 Oak 

Voos Q, restaurant, 86 Ist 

Vosper Alfred (Meyers & Vosper), 47 
Stark 

Voss C (Voss & Fuhr), 42 Washington 

VOSS & FUHMR (C Vo:s and H Fuhr), 
ey ie Bakery, 42 Washington 

Waddell J:(rank & Co), 13 Washing- 


ton 

Wadhams & Elliott (Wm Wadhams 
and Henry A Elliott), wholesale gro- 
cers, 46 and 48 Front 

Wadhams ‘Ym (Wadhams & Elliott), 
46 and 48 Front 

Wager Geo, saloon, 314 Ist 

Wagner John, bar er, 150 Front 

Wagner Joseph (Keil & Wagner), 81 
Washington 

Wagner Moses, 104 
Washington 

Waketield D W (Atkinson & Wake- 
field), notary public and sec North 
Pacitic Mutual Life Association, 100 
Front 

Waldman A (Beck & Waldman), 147 Ist 

Wales T P, sec Portland Paving Co, 51 
Union Block 

Walker Nathan, hatter, 65 N Ist 

Walker W H (Staver & Walker), foot 
Morrison 

Wallace Henry, restaurant, 9 N Ist 

Wallace WN & Co (W N Wallace), 


druggists, 33 N Ist 

WALLING AG, printer, lithographer, 
bookbinder and eng.aver, SE cor Ist 
and Ash 

Walsh James, saloon, 77 N Ist 

Walsh John E, groceries, cor 9th and D 

WALTER BROS (D N & E Walters 
& Co, San Francisco, and Walter Bros, 
New York), importers of carpets, 
wall-paper and upholstery goods, 85 
Ist 


meat market, 


WALTER BROS., 
85 First Street, Portland, Oregon, 


Importers of 


CARPETS, WALL-PAPER 


AND UPHOLSI'ERY GOODS. 


Ward John P, U 8 inspector of hulls, 
32,N Front 

Warren Mrs Ford, physician, 167 Ist 

Warren Frank M (Warren Packing Co), 
110 Ist 

Warren Packing Co, cannery, 110 Ist 

WwW GTON HOTEL, Simon Isaac 
proprietor, 207 3d 


PRISON CELLS, 


JEWELERS, offer Geods 
house im the City, 116 Montgomery st. 


Fences and Bridge Work, 
2287 Main Street, 8. F. 


lower thay any 


WASS MRS E §, hair goods and But- 
terick’s patterns, 64 Morrison 

WASSERMAN & CO (Philip Wasser- 
man), wholesale cigars, tobacco and 
notions, 7 and 9 N Front 

Wasserman P, pres North Pacific Mu- 
tual Life Association, 100 Front 

Wasserman S (S Lipman & Co), res Sac- 
ramento, Cal 

Waterman A B (Waterman & Co), 124 
lst 

Waterman & Co (A B Waterman and J 
W Cox), saloon, 124 lat 

Watkinds Wm H, harness and saddlery, 
171 Front 

Watkins Edw.rd T, physician, Odd 
Fellows Temple 

Watkins Henry, meat market, 54 Mor- 
rigon 

Watkins Wm H, physician, Odd Fel- 
lows Temple 

WATSON C B (Dennison & Watson), 
attorney-at-law, 31 Union Block 

Watson James F, U S district attorney, 
Customs Buildin 

Watson J F (Smith Bros & Watson), 
cor Front and Harrison 

Watson Joseph, liquors, 45 Morrison 

Watson Thos, saloon, 95 N Ist 

Waud Mrs J, lodgings, 245 Front 

Weber Geo, tailor, 29 Salmon 

WEBER HENRY. saloon, 225 Ist 

Weeks & Morgan (Reuben Weeks and 
A H Morgan), groceries, 247-251 
Front 

Weeks Reuben (Weeks & Morgan), 247 
-251 Front 

Weeks R H (Brigham & Weeks), 47 Ist 

Wegener O F, civil engineer and sur- 
veyor, 29 Stark 

Weidler Geo W, mgr Willamette Steam 
Mills Lumbering and Mfg Co and as- 
sistant mgr Oregon Improvement Co, 


cor Front and D 
Y, proprietor 


HENR 
City Brewery, cor llth and B 
Welch James (Welch & Salzer), 53 N Ist 
Welch John, dentist, 4 Union Block 
Welch & Salzer (James Welch and John 
Salzer), saloon, 53 N Ist 
“WELCOME” (The) (weekly), J D 
Wilcox & Co proprietors, Frad 
Burling business manager, 102 Ist 
Wellcom Leon, tailor, 28 3d 
WELLS, FARGO & CO’S EXPRESS, 
Dudley Evans agent, SW cor A and 
Ist 
Wells J T & GM, physicians and sur- 
geons, 5x Union Block 
Welsh F, dentist, New Market Theatre 
Block 
Welty D W (Adams & Welty), attor- 
ney-at-law, Dekum’s Building 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


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Wertheimer Clecrges groceries, NE cor 
Yamhill and 

West Mrs A E,'millinery and patterns, 
27 Washington 

“WEST SHORE” (monthly), L Samuel 

ublisher, 5 Washington 

est W F Rerecas 291 2d bet Jef- 
ferson and Columbia 

Westerfield Chas (Hudson & Wester- 
field), 10 Stark 

Western Union Tel Co, F H Lamb asst 
supt and mgr, SW corA wad Ist, 
branch office NE cor Ist and Wash- 


ington 
Whalley, Fechheimer & Ach (J W Whal- 
ley, M W Fechheimer and Henry Ach), 
attorneys-at-law, 43 lst 
Whalley J W (Whalley, Fechheimer & 
Ach), attorney-at-law, 43 Ist 
T J rf (Lownsdale & Co), 


metry & 124 Market. 


6 Washington 
Wheeler C H, physician, NW cor Ist 
and Ash 


Wheeler E C (Forbes & Wheeler), 245 


1st 

Wheeler Frank T (Wheeler & Meyers), 
148 Ist 

Wheeler & Meyers (Frank T Wheeler 
and eR ew saloon, 148 Ist 

WHEELER & WILLSON MANU- 
FACTURING CO, E C Newell agent, 
88 Morrison 

White Eugene D (Ferry, White & Co), 
29 Stark 

WHITE, GOLDSMITH & CO (Levi 
and Isam White and Max,Goldsmith), 
wholesale dry goods and gents fur- 
nishing goods, 9 and 11 N Front and 
10 and 12 N Ist 

White & Haines (Henry J White and 
LM Haines), merchant tailors, 203 
Ist 

White H J (White & Haines), 203 Ist 

WHITE HORACE, treasurer OR & 
N Co, res New York City 

White Isam (White, Goldsmith & Co), 
9 and 11 N Front 

White J W, rubber stamps, 43 Ist 

White Levi (White, Goldsmith & Co), 
9 and 11 N Front 

White S S, justice of peace, cor 1st and 
Columbia 

White Warren S, architect, Dekum’s 
Buildin 

WHITTEN HH, manager R G Dun 
& Co, mercantile agency, 49 Ist 

Whittle D B, restaurant, 45-N Ist 

Whitwell W, Universal Benevolent As- 
sociation agent, 48 Union Block 

Wine CM (Wiberg & Kiernan), 145 

‘ront 


. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montgo 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR 


Front 


HARGWOOD LUMBER, “ee. 


MUEN, TUGGIE & CO, WAGON LUMBER, s4"7222* 


Oregon—Portland. 1049 


Wiberg & Kiernan (C M Wiberg and| WILLIS & SMI 
John Kiernan), boots and shoes, 145 


BROW., 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 


Wages F (Wm Gardner & Co), .134 


Wienke Chas, cigars and tobacco, 254 
.N Front 
Wilbur R M, livery stable, from 2d to 
3d bet C and D 
Wilcox J D & Co (J D Wilcox), real es- 
tate agents and publishers ‘‘The Wel- 
come,’ 102 Ist 
Wildi Fred (Lanken & Wildi), 204 1st 
WIL JOSEPH 8, proprietor 
“Catholic Sentinel,” 55 A 
JACOB, saloon and tailor, 
47 Washington 
Wilhelm John, barber, 103 N Ist 
UDWIG, barber shop 
St Charles Hotel, 84 Morrison 
Wilhelm Peter, saloon, cor F and Front 
Wilhoit Springs Mineral Water Co, A 
Labbe pres, cor 2d and Washington 
WIL ON SAMUEL, secretary of 
ee Pacitic R R, res New York 
it 
Wilkinson James, mgr Poriland Sea- 
man’s Friend Society, cor 3d and D 


MET IRON WORKS, John 


Mair superintendent, 68 N Front 
“WILLAMETTE FARMER” (week- 
ly), ‘‘Willamette Farmer” Publishing 


o publishers, 5 Washington 
ETTE FAR ” PUB- 

LISHING CO, S A Clarke manager, 

5 Mere | 

Willamette Hotel, John Hanley propr, 
227 Front 

WILLAMETTE STEAM MILLS 
LUMBERING AND MANUFAC- 

G CO, Julius Ordway super- 

intendent, N Front from Q to S 

Willlams D W, real estate agt, 105 Mor- 
rison 

Williams Geo H (Williams, Hill, Dur- 
ham, Thompson & Mays), attorney-at- 
law, 147 lst 

Williams, Hill, Durham, Thompson & 

Mays (Geo H Williams, H Y Thomp- 

son, Geo H Durham, W Lair Hill and 

Pierce Mays), attorneys-at-law, 147 

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Williams John T, bill poster, 234 Yam- 


hill 

Williams J W, fish, Central Market 

Williams Richard (Thayer & Williams), 
NW cor Front and Stark 

Williams Thornton (Gregory & Wil- 
pa attorney-at-law, 24 Union 


Bloc 
Williams W H, architect, Dekum’s 
Buildin, 
Willis P L (Willis & Smith), attorney- 
at-law and notary public, 147 1st 
TH (PL Willis and 
Seneca Smith), attorneys-at-law and 
notaries public, 145 1st 


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Boat Stock, Oak Plank and Timber. 


Wilson Ohas, propr Franklin Hotel, 
109 N lat 

Wilson Holt ©, physician, SE cor 2d 
and Ash 

Wilson Robt H, aah public, 48 lst 

Wilton W H (E &J Martin & Co), 
cor C and 2d 

Winter Louis (Kramien & Winter), 282 


lst 
Wintzingerode C V, books and station- 
ery, 231 Ist 
Wise H, furniture, 229 2d 
Wise H, tailor, SE cor N lst and B 
Witherell J R (J R Witherell & Co), 72 


Ist 

Withere'l J R & Co (J R Witherell and 
Wm Kincaid), real estate and employ- 
ment office, 72 Ist 

Withington G E, assistant cashier First 
National Bank, 127 lst 

Wohlers Albert, saloon, 295 Front 

Wolf E, clothing, 115 Front 

Wolf H, Brot er & Co (Harry and 
Marcus Wolf and Julius Lev in), 
wholesale clothing, etc, 45 Front 

Wolf R, dry goods and clothing, 223 Ist 


315 J St., Secramento, Cal. 


B »| Wolfe A (S Lipman & Co), NW cor lst 
oo and Washington 
Be| Wolff B, coffee house, 85 2d 
$$] Wolff Fritz (Trenkman & Wolff), cor 
8 3d and F 
8a | WOODS 0, engineer and architect, 151 
aa Ist 
$§| Wood T A & Co (T A Wood), money 
S| and real estate brokers and notaries 
B E ay ublic, Odd Fellows Temple 
: oodard C H (Woodard, Clarke & Co), 
° 141 Ist 
WOODARD, CLARKE & CO (C H 
iw Woodard and L G Clarke), druggists, 
mm 14) lst cor Alder 


Woods J S, hatter, 143 lst 
Woodward George, real estate agt, 4 


WOODWARD & MAGOON (‘yler 


Woodward and L B Magoon), livery, 
cor 2d and Taylor 


wer Pay gy oly iy 


H. WACHHORST, "si: 


ALVIN NUTTING & SON, 


ODD FELLOWS’ SUPPLIES, "izes Revnecs,c“gstRomcgees, 4, op- 


| 1050 ~ Oregon—Portland. 


WYGANT THEO, assistant treasurer 


L. M. McKENNEY & CO., 


DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS 


Send for pectery of ig and Southern California, Arizona, 


» Pacific irectory. 


To L. M. McKENNEY & CO., 
424 Montgomery Street, Room 2%, San Francisce, Cal, 


Tabulas Wheel 
Work, S07 Male wires 


Woodward George, wool buyer, 28 
Washin, ngtce 
Woodward Tyler (Woodward & Ma- 


OD W. rARD 2d a lor 
woop WOODWARD (J H 
and DW. Rp ora attorneys-at- 


law, 23 Union Block 
Woo Kee Co, gn mdse, 91 Front 
Wrinkle J FD & Co(LF J andJ FD 
Wrinkle), dry goods and gents’ furn- 
ishing goods, 221 lst 
WILLIAM (Kelly, 
Dunne & Co), 42 Front 
Wyatt J B(J BCongle & Co), 108 and 
10 Front 


R & N Co, cor Front and D 
Youwmn Mrs A M, dressmaking, 183 Ist 
Yocum & Clarao (G W Yocum and 
Francis Clarno), attorneys-at-law, 43 


8 

Yocum G W (Yocum & Clarno), attor- 
ney-at-law, 43 Ist 

York M, confectionery, 285 1st 

Young James, roceries, 267 3d 

oN James (Taylor, Young & Co), 16 

ront 

Young William, marble works and mar- 
ble dealer, NE cor 2d and A 

ZAN BROS (Marino and Frank Zan), 
manufacturers wood and willow ware 
and brooms, 12 and 14 N Front 

Bar Harry A, butcher, SW cor 3d and 


Ash 
Zeitfuchs E (K Selig & Co), 163 2d 
Zeitfuchs U, saloon, 71 2d 
Zieber Al (Zieber & McKinnon), cor Ist 


and F 
& McKINNON (A! ‘Zieber 
and J D McKinnon), proprietors 
Clarendon Hotel, cor Ist and aF 
Ziegler W OC, eclectic physician and 
steam baths, 49 let 
Zimmerman F, liquors, 233 1st 
Zimmerman Z (Herrall & Zimmerman), 
cor Harrison and Water 
Zorn Adam, saloon, 221 2d 


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FOR COWLITZ RIVER. 

STEAMER JOSEPH KELLOGG leaves Portland, foot Yamhili Street, for 
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SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT ., 


j oe RURANOD AGENTS, 
| Nos, 29 and 31 Front Street and 28 and 30 First Street, 
PORTLAND, OREGON. 


J. McCRAKEN. W. S. MASON. 


McCRAKEN & MASON, 
Wholesale Grocers! 


SHIPPING AND 


Commission Merchants, 


60, 62, 64 and 66 North Front St., 


Portland, Oregon. 


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‘COFFEE “SALOON 


JOHN BELISIS, Proprietor. 
\ No. 30 Yamuitt Street, 
: = Portland, mG, Oregon, 


1056 


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JACOB MAYER, }portiana, 
SOL. HIRSCH, 


FLEISCHNER, MAYER & CO., 


Importers of Dry Goods 


25 and 27 FRONT STREET, 
24 and 26 FIRST STREET, 
NEW YORK OFFICE......... 172 CHURCH STREET. 


A. SOHLUSSEL, 
New York. 


Portland, Oregon. 


L. H. ALLEN. . C. H. LEWIS. | Jos. paueanetale ORTLAND, OREGON. 


York Office, No. 19 Walker Steost 


ALLEN & LEWIS, ‘New York Novelty Co. 
WHOLESALE GROCERS Importers and Jobbers of 
—AND— Novelties, Notions, Toys, 


Commission Merchants. Beads, Cutlery, Stationery, 
Toilet Articles, Draggists’ Sundries, &c. 
49 First St., bet. Pine and Ash, 

Portland, Oregon. PORTLAND. OREGON. 


C. CAESAR & CO. 
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Cor. North Front and D Sts. 


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Commission Merchants 


28 NORTH FRONT STREET, 


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H. B. LITT 


Manufacturer of all Wool 


Ladies Dresses j 


— AND -—— 


CLOAKS. 


ial attention to 
couNTRY ORDERS. 


Ode ane H. B. LITT, 
Box 307. Cor. Third and Aider Sts., Portland, Oregon. 


SIMON HARRIS, 


IMPORTER AND DEALER IN 


MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND SHEET MUSIC, 


49 First Street, between Pine and Ash, 
PORTLAND...... Wahine wha cau bAcacnle aMmeaeee cH 


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SOLE AGENT FOR 
LORING & BLAREY 
alace Organs. 
WILCOX & WHITE'S 
Organs, 


we. BhASS & Co's 
o Bases & & Upright Pianes. 
BOHMER 


Grand Square a Upright Piauos. 


1058 Oregon—Portland. 


JOHN BARRETT, 


IMPORTER AND DEALER IN 


Plumbers’ (jag & Gteam Hitters’ \faterials. 


SOLE AGENT FOR 


HOOKER’S STEAM PUMPS, 
WORTHINGTON’S DUPLEX STEAM PUMPS, and 
FRIEDMAN’S PATENT INJECTORS. 


No. 43 First Street, between Ash and Pine, Portland, Oregon. 


CHAS. E. McBREEN, E. 0. SMITH, 


DEALER IN 


Crockery, Glass - Ware, 


STOVES, RANGES, ETC. 


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Celebrated WINTHROP RANGE DENTIST. 


149 T STRER 167 FIRST STREET, 
HIRD RE T, Bet. Morrison and Yamhill, Portland, Oregon. 


FORTHAND 6) 03 .<ss:0403 Gaciss aes OREGON. J. W. Strange, Assistant. 
LLL EEE 


New York Hotel, : 


Heutsches Gasthaus. 
Corner Front and B Streets, - Portland, Oregon. 


H. ROTHFOS & CO., Proprietors. 


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Baggage Conveyed to and from the House Free of Charge. 
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Depot for Manilla, Hardware and Straw Wrapping Papers, Paper Bags, Twines, 
Etc., Etc., » Ete. 


91 Second Street, between Stark and Oak, Portland, Oregon. 


THOMAS VARWIG, 


Plumber, Gas and Steam Fitter 


AND DEALER IN 
LEAD AND IRON PIPE. 
Copper Bath Tubs, Copper Balls, Copper Boilers, Brass Cocks, 


Closet Bowls, Patent Closets, Marble Basins, 
Rubber Hose, Etc, 


71 Washington St., near cor. 4th, Portland, Oregon. 


Peeing oben: oe aang: WM. STOKES, 
ASSAY OFFICE..4 RCHITECT. 


Cor. First and Stark Sts., AND 
SURVEYOR OF BUILDINGS. 
PORTLAND, OREGON. 


First National Bank, First St., 
Tests made with care and Analyses made of BOOM 1a) SR PHOS, 
Ores, Ete. 


Highest price paid for Gold Dust and Bars. 


Portland, Oregon. 


A. E. Butterfield. H. S. Butterfield. 


me wEWMEDY, | EB UTTINNTLD OS, 


Attorney and Connsclor at Law. Watchmakers and Jewelers, 


Room 1, Dekum Building. SOUTHEAST CORNER 


First and Morrison Streets, 
Up-stairs, Church’s Building, 


Infringement Suits Conducted, 
Special attention paid ¢ to repairing fine and 


And other Legal Business Pertaining to complicated watches. Work for the trade a s 
cialty. All watches regulated and warranted or 
Letters Patents for Inventions, ‘one year. 


ee ENE TL Te ee 


Oot TOF TI 


1060 Oregon—Portland. 


U. &. BREWERY COMPANY. 


HERRALL & ZIMMERMAN, 


MANUFACTURERS OF 


Malt, Rock and Lager Beer 


AND PORTER, 
U.S. BREWERY PARK, 
Cor. Harrison and Water Sts., 
PORTLAND, OREGON. 


Dealers in Hops, Beer Kegs, Malt Shovels, Brass 
and Wooden Faucets, Taps, Corks, Etc. 


8. FARRELL. R. EVERDING. 


EVERDING & FARRELL, 
Produce Dealers, 


Hay, Grain, Feed. Groceries, Shiagles, Lime, Etc., 
Corner Front and Alder Streets.... .... Portland, Oregon 


DEALERS AND SHIPPERS OF WOOL, HIDES, ETC. 
GRANVILLE G. AMES, W. A. LEWIS, 


Attorney and Counselor atlaw.| 42 CHITECT. 


| W. W. Cor. First and Alder Streets,|* 425, Specifications and Details 
WITH ACCURACY. 


PORTLAND, OREGON. 


8&5 Alder Street, 
re and general correspondence soli- PORTLAND, OREGON. 


Oregon— Portland. 1061 


Mills on Clackamas River. Agents for Shattuck and Fletcher’s Printing Inks. 


CLACKAMAS PAPER COMPANY. 


Manufacturers and Importers of and Dealers in 


, m | WRAPPING § PRINTING PAPERS 


Twines, Paper Bags, Card, Straw and Binders’ Boards. 


er) | 102 Front Street, Portland, Oregon. 


A large line of PRINTERS’ and PRINTING MATERIAL always on hand. 


s Fir(-Class Investment ~=— | T., BROWN, M. D., 
~~?) BB |REAL ESTATE IN PORTLAND,| 2m 2 & 8 Top Floor 


F N. W. CORNER OF 
3 Oregon, or Seattle, Washington Territory, Port 


Moody, British Columbia’ all ot them Railroad! Alder and First Streets, 
INSTALLMENT PLAN PORTLAND, OREGON. 
i { From $150 each to $1000. Apply to <= i 
rass 4 R. DB. PITT, &# Oxygen Gas administered in Lung 
4 Real Estate and Money Broker, | Diseases. 
eee 149} First §t., Portland, Oregon. Medical Students Received. 
ING. 


PORTILAND 


;, + Jenielry Manufactory, ; 


C. PATER, Proprietor, 
167 SECOND STREET, PORTLAND, - 28 * OREGON. 


jon 
THE ATTENTION which I have received from the people of Portland, and the country, for 
the past three years encourages me to enlarge my business. For this reason I am pleased to 
inform you that I have just enlarged my establishment, desiring to establish in Portland a Manu- 
factory of Jewelry, so that I can offer goods tothe people of the North Pacitic Coast at very rea- 
ener sonable rates. I therefore respectfully solicit your orders, which will be executed and returned to 
you the same week. The following is an ontline of ny 
SS? PRICE LIST. —-¥o 
Making Plain Band Ring. ............eseeeeeeee TONGAN RO ERE RNG $ 6.00 per dozen. 
ef 4 TR a aoc Ge nt ae Oe RC Kee HUMID 6.00 “« 
diy (i= (GAIMORMIE vv tacevesccvegs Santas SSTCPR OAR ALE UU T ANG 12.00 “ 66 
$s Motto, black letters, enamel ...... ... cc cece ee cece cece ee tees 12.00 *“ 66 
Setting for Diamonds, each, from,........eeeseeescecees AeAC ENS esse + 6,00 to 15.00. 
‘ails «for Amethyst, each from........... SNe ene an a Ah 2.00 to 8.00. 
Al Cameoring, each, from ........ cece cee cece e te eee eee eens 3.00 to 10.00. 
Ni Children’s ring, per dozen, from ow cee cee cee eee ween eee 6.00 
Gold Cable Chain, 10 karet fine, per pwt ...... WeLEP he eee eT 65 
Gold Cable Chains, 14 karet fine, per pwt ....... ...... Hav vu hawnesars -90 
ALSO—Bracelets, Lockets, Necklaees, Ear-rings, Breast-pins, Badges, etc., etc. 
All sorts of Silver and Gold Plating Watches a specialty. 
t, Watches Gold plated from.......... egret: Vine ava eet sescve?  8h00) 
Watches Silver pleted, from ........ ...-+ NAN Maa MOKN AT 1,50. 


All kinds of Engraving; such as Ornaments, Letters, Seals, and Die Sinking done to order. 


1062 Oregon—Portland. 
sls) 
* THE LEADING SHOW CASE MANUFACTURERS. ss 
DIXON, BERNSTEIN & CO,, “A*C“ACTERERS *f,8ROw, came, | 


eA se oe 


Branch, Corner Front and Stark Sts., Portland, Oregon. 


JOHN F. O’SHEA. O’SHEA BROS. J.B. O'SHEA 
Butchers and Packers, 


fa x 
has 
And dealers in al} kinds of 


SNS Fresh and Cored Meats, Bacon, Hams & Lard 
: = es ~'Special attention given te supplying Ships: 
Stalls 22, 23 and 24 Central Market, Portland, Oregon. 


Husbands and Wives do not get their Matrimonial Card Outfits 
from Himes the Printer. The secret charm whic he imparts to 
work of this kind on its passage through his hands prevents family 
jars. Those contemplating shuftling off the coils of single blessed- 
ness should remember this. Red Front, 5 Washington Street, 
Portland. Aside from this, should you need Printing of any sort, 
Legal Blanks of any form, Book Binding or Paper Ruling of any 
kind, please remember that Himes the Printer is your man. 


SEYMOUR, SABIN, & CO., 


MANUFACTURERS OF 


MINNESOTA CHIEF THRESHERS, 


AND PORTABLE ENGINES. 


STILLWATER, MINN., AND OAKLAND, CAL. 


| Jobbers in all Kinds of First-Class Farm Machinery 


Madison St, From Front te First, Pertland, Oregon, 
E. Mw. ALLEN, Manager Pertiand Braneh. 


LAND DEPARTMENT 


OF THE 


Northern Pacific Rail Road 


——— ae 


The Northern Pacific Rail Road Co. has for Sale 
2,000,000 Acres of Land in Western Washington 


3,000,000 Acres of Land in Eastern Washington 


AND IDAHO TERRITORIES, 
Which will be Sold to Actual Settlers at 


LOW PRICES AND ON EASY TERMS. 


-—THESE LANDS COMPRISE—— 
Agricultural Lands of Great Fertility and Some of the Best 
Timber Lands to be Found 
Upon the Continent. Among the inducements to settle in WESTERN WASHINGTON 
are its mild and genial climate and the variety of industrial pursuits, for which it affords a field. 
Farming, Lumbering, Fishing, Milling, Manufacturing, Trading, and Mining, all invite capital and 
Promise f sure return for labor. The N. P. R. R. Co. has completed its railroad in EASTERN 


ASHINGTON, from Wallula, on the Columbia, to Rock Island, Montana, and is now oiffer- 
ing for sale in this division 


swFout 5,-O0,00> 4.cres, 


The greater part of which lies in 


The Famous Wheat Belt 


That extends along tiie line of the Company’s road as far west as the Cascade Mountains, and is 
especially adapted to agriculture, while thousands of acres of richest pasture give abundant room 
for grazing. This part of the Territory, favored with a 


Salubrious Climate and a Soil of Unparalled Fertility, 
is destined to become, in a short period, a populous and wealthy State. 


@27 For information respecting the advantages and general features of the country, and Rail- 
road and Government land, address 


LAND DEPARTMENT, N. P. R. R. Co., 
Portland, Oregon. 


Chas B, LAMBORN, PAUL SCHULZE, 
Land Commissioner, General Land Agent, 
ST. PAUL, MAWN. PORTLAND, OBEGON. 


1064 Oregon—Portland. 


HOME RESTAURANT 
EDWARD STONE, Proprietor. 
No. 9 Washington Street, between Front and First Streets, 
PORTLAND, OREGON. 


Board by the Week, $4.50. My Meals, 25c and 50c, 


IN ADVANC 


PRIVATE ROOMS. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. 


CHAS, L. BERGEVIN, 0. K. CIGAR FACTORY 


Wholesale and Retail Dealer in EMPLOYS ONLY 


Foreign and Domestic ©. | WHITE LABOR 
CIGARS 6 TOBACCOS, | cigars of a Superior Grade to 


e Trade at Prices that defy 


Clears Use and Meerschasm® | CHINESE COMPETITION. 
N. V. Cor. First and Salmon Streets, FRANK GRADEHAND.... .... PROPRIETOR, 
PORTLAND, OREGON. 70 Morrison St., Portland, Or. 


UNITED STATES 


RESTAURANT) FOUNTAIN SALOOW, 


No. 146 First Street, NORTHWEST CORNER 
PORTLAND .......0.0.0cceeeeeeeees OREGON, | Front and Madison Streets, 
ae FORTLAND, OREGON, 
PETER MARINCOVICH, Prop’. —- 
FINEST BRANDS OF 


Good Square Meals at #5 conts.| WINES, LIQ” 2S AND CIGARS 


Oysters Served in any style for 25 cents. 


Meals at all Hours, Day or Night. JOHN ROTTNER, Prop’r. 


OCCIDENTAL RESTAURANT, 


P. KELIHER, Proprietor. 


CORNER OF 
FIRST AND MORRISON STS., 
PORTLAND, OREGON. 
—@) <- oe 


#s The only first-class Hotel Restaurant in the city. 
> Table Supplied with the Best of the Market. 


Meals 25 Cents. 


Oregon—Portland. 1065 


A. H. JOHNSON, | SUMN Wau 
Buca ICE CREAM @ OYSTER PARLOR 


Buteher and Packer) verses 


SELECT RESORT OF PORTLAND. 


Corner of Fourth and Yamhill Sts, 
FORTLRUAITD, OFF. 


SAM L, BEARY, Prop'r. 


| ps DEALER IN J. D. MONTHYON; 
All kinds of Freeh & Cured Meats. STAIR BUILDER. 
MESS BEEF & PORK | Fancy Newel Posts 


CONSTANTLY ON HAND. And Stairs of every Wencriptice constantly on 
and, 


Stalls Nos. 26, 27, 28 Central) French Polishing Done to Order. 


arket, 
PORTLAND, OREGON. 110 North Ninth Street, 
Orders Promptly Filled. Bet. F and G. PORTLAND, OREGON. 


| WELLAMETTE FARMER 


The Oldest and Leading Agricultural Journal. 
PORTLAND, OREGON. 


Those wishing to secure the benefits of advertising for the Agricultural portion 
of Oregon and Washington Territory, should send to the 


WILLAMETTE FARMER PUBLISHING COMPANY, 


Publishers of the WILLAMETTE FARMER. 
Sample Copies and Advertising Rates sent free on application. 
S. A. CLARKE, Manager, Portland, Oregon. 


J. BB Lous, 


IMPORTING AND MANUFACTURING 


Cutler, Locksmith and Bell-Hanger, 
67 North First Street, 


Between D and E Streets, PORTLAND, OREGON. 


Knives, Scissors, Razors, Surgical Instruments, and all kinds of Edge Tools 
Ground and put in order at short notice. Saws Filed, Set and Re-toothed. 


BUTCHERS’ SAWS MADE TO ORDER. 
REPAIRING Neatly Done and Satisfaction Guaranteed. 


68 


1066 Oregon—Portland. 


Northern Paeific Railroad, 


WESTERN DIVISIONS. 


In connection with the Oregon Railway and Nav, Co’s Lines to form the 


VREGULAR OVERLAND ROCTE of 188, 


With a continuous rail line from iN a 


The Great Lakes to Deep Water on Puget S-und. 
THE PACIFIC DIVISION 


Is now in operation from Kalama, on the Columbia River, to the Sound Port of 
New Tacoma, connecting at Tenino with Daily trains for Olympia. 


THE PEND DOREILLE DIVISION 


Leaving the line of the 0. R, & N. CO,, at Walulla Junctiof, is the only rail 
route for 


| AINSWORTH, SPRAGUE, CHENEY, 
SPOKANE FALLS, RATHDRUM, Lake Pend D’Oreille, 


‘ And all points in fr 4 
Notthern Idaho and Montana. 


THE CLARK’S FORK DIVISION 


Rapidly nearing completion to within onty distance of Missoula, wiil soon be i 
recognized as The Rapid and Cheap Transportation Tomes 
between Montana Points and The Pacific Seaboard 


CENERAL OFFICERS: 
HENRY VILLARD, President, 82 Broadway,N. Y. C. N. SCOTT, Aud. and Disbursing Officer, 
T. F. OAKES, Vice President, Portland. 
A. J. THOMAS, 2d Vice President, a ' | H. THIELSEN, Supervising Engineer, 
SAM’L WIILKESON, Secretary, Md “| J. i. HAL LETT, Supt. of Construction, 


us 


R. L. BELKNAP, Treasurer. 4s «TH. D. SANBORN, Purchasing Agent, “ 
GEO. GRAY, Gen 1} Counsel, 4 “ | OTIS SPRAGUE, "gupt. Pac. Div., New Tacoma. 
J. A. BARKER, Gen’! Auditor, + “ | H.W. FAIRW EATHER, Supt. Pend d’Oreille 
J. W. SPRAGUE, Gen’! Supt., New Tacoma, W.T. Division, Sprague, W. T. 
MARTIN WINCH, Gen'l Bgy. Agent, Portland. | A. L. STOKES, Gen'l Eastern Pass, Agent, 
JOHN MUIR, Supt. of Traffic, Portland, Or. 52 Clark Street, Chicago. 


he 
Pr] 
ind. 


ort of 


y rail 


bille, 


on be 


ie 


Oregon— Portland. 1067 


Oregon Railway and Navigation Com'y, 


The Extensive Transportation System of the Northwest. 


THE OCEAN DIVISION. 
Staunch and Elegant Iron Steamships EVERY FOUR DAYS. 
The “COLUMBIA,” Captain Bolles. 
The “STATE OF CALIFORNIA,” Capt. Debney. 
, The “ORECON,’’ Captain Palemann. 


Between San Francisco and Astoria and Portland. 
The Gateway to the Inland Empire. 


Commodious River Steamers Daily 
Down the Columbia to Kalama and Astoria. 
Up the Willamette to Oregon City and Salem. 


Up the Columbia to Bonneville. 
THERE CONNECTING WITH 
Daily Express Trains for The Dalles, Umatilla, 


Waila Walla, Waitsburg, and Dayton. 
And with Boats at Riparia for Almota, Lewiston and Snake River Points. 


From Kalama the Trains of the Northern Pacific connect at Tacoma, W. T., with Fine 
Sound Steamers for Seattle, Port Townsend, Victoria, B.C., Utealady. Se- 
home, on Bellingham Bay, and with River boats for points on the SH AGIET and 
NOOKSACK RIVERS. 


During the Season, Special inducements and Low Rates offered to Tourists to view the 
Beautiful Scenery of the Columbia and Willamette Rivers, to Ilwaco and the Seaside, and overland 
to the enchanting waters of PUGET SOUND, the Spertsmen’s Paradise. 


This Company also dispatches a monthly boat from Celilo for Priest’s Rapids and Point 
in Yakima and Hittitas Valleys. Tho rail branch now being constructed from the line 
of the Pend d’Oreille Division, N. P. R. R. will soon penetrate the Palouse country to Farrington, 
Colfax, Moscow and Endicott. 


CENERAL OFFICERS. 


H. VILLARD, President, New York City. | A. L. MAXWELL, Ticket Agt., Portland, Or. 
a. eur ee Portland, Or. | GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Supt’s Ocean Divi- 
J. M. BUCKLEY, Asst. Manager, «“ ee pupteteneniag 
C. J. SMITH, Comptroller, “ Capt. GEO. J. AINSWORTH, Supt. River Divi- 
HORACE WHITE, Treasurer, New York City. sion, Portland, Or. 
Fee MO cat ttrmans Portland, OF. | pT, DODGE, Asst. Supt, River Div.“ 

J. i. HUDDLESON, Auditor, “ JNO. GATES, Chief Eng., Riv. Div., C. 

A. L. STOKES, Gen. Eastern Pass. Agt., H. THYELSEN, Chief Eng. of Construction, 


gt 
52 Clark St., Chicago. Portland, Or. 


1068 Oregon—Portlund. 


Chas. Hodge. T. A. Davis. Geo. W. Snell. Fred. K. Arnold. 


HODGE, DAVIS & CO., 


(ESTABLISHED 1851.) 


WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS 


116 Front St., San Erancisco. x St.. NWew Tork, 
Nos. 92 and 64 Front Street, Corner Stark, - ~- + PORTLAND, OREGON. 
Importers of Paints, Oils and Glass. 
PROPRIETORS OF OREGON KIDNEY THEA. 


S. P. Curisty. TuHos. DRNIGAN. 


CHRISTY & WISE, 
Agents ter Weel €rewers 


And Commission Merchants for the Sale of 


WOOL, HIDES, TALLOW, GRAIN, ETC, ETC. 


Also, Wool Bags, Twine, Dips, and all Ranch Supplies furnished 
Customers at Lowest Rates. 


WE. Cor. Fifth and Townsend Sts., San Francisco. 34 Front St., Portland, Or. 
J.J. CHAPPELL, Manager Portland Office, 


HERREN BROS., 
Commission Merchants, 


CONSIGNMENTS OF 


WOOL, GRAIN, FLOUR, and all kinds of GREGON and CALI- 
FORNIA Produce solicited. 


Importers and Jobbers in Grain, Wool, and Flour Bags, Fleece and Sewing 
Twines, Cotton Belting, Hammocks. Oil thing, Teats, ete. 


a7 Particular attention paid to buying Farmers’ supplies on order. Consigiments and corres- 
pondence solicited. Liberal cash advances made on consignments. 


S. E. cor. North Front and B Streets, Portland, Oregon. 


E. 0. CORSON. T. RODGERS, 


CORSON * RODCERS, 


PORTLAND BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY, 
110: FRONT STREET, 


POR’TUAND, e - OREGON. 


— 


We warrant all our work and defend it. Our stock consists of French Calf and 
Kip Skins of the ‘est grades, Also, New York, Philadelphia and Chicago Calf 
and Kip, out of wnich we meanfacture boots and shocs of the best quality. Call 
and examine and convince yourself. 


Oregon—Portlamd. 1069 


old. q “ 4 


JNO. R. WHEAT, J. P. O. LOWNSDALE, 
Attorney at Law. Notary Public, 


‘6 a LOWNSDALE & CO. 


ce| M (REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS 


No. 6 Washington Street, 


oe ; PORTLAND, OREGON. 

P a ° ° e e ry 

ae City Agents Commercial Fire and Marino Ins. Co., of California. 
E'S | 3 And Hartford Fire Ins, Co. of Hartford, Connecticut. 

1 : Real Estate in Portland and throughout the Pacific Northwest bought and 
HTC, F sold. Investments made and taxes paid for non-residents. Mr, Lownsdale has 

4 been twenty years in the Real Estate Business in Portland. Mr. Wheat was for- 
ished ee merly in charge of Land Department of Northern Pacific R, R., for Pacific Coast. 
nd, Or. . 4 REFERENCES. 

: First National Bank............... 2. Portland. | Mr. Chas. B. Wright, 142 Third St., Philadelphia: 
re. 3 Ladd & Tilton, Bankers........... ... ss Dr. A. P. Miller.. New York Tribune, New York: 
— * Bank of Oreygon.... ... .........4. 05 Lo George B. Mallory . ...55 Broadway, New York 

Paul Schulze, Gen'l Land Agent N. P. R. R. & 0. & C. R. KR. Co’s .............-. .-. « Portland. 


PEOPLE'S TRANSFER CO. 


3 , 5 WASHINGTON STREET, Between First and Front, 
ALI. - PORTLAND, OREGON. 


Thisis the only authorized Transfer Co., allowed to check for the O. R. & N. Co.’s Ocean Steamers. 


wing Orders left at Office or by Telephone will receive prompt attention. 
corres: al Orders received day or night. Exclusive Agency on Railroads and Steamers. 
OUR AGENTS ALWAYS ON HAND. 
: KEK. W. DANIELS, Prop’r. 
ERS, —_ 


my Another Great Victory for Oregon, 


“Self-preservation is the first law of nature.” 
Encourage Home Industry if you would be a 
prosperous people. 


THE DANDELION TONIC 
Is strictly an Oregon production. It is recom- 


:. r AE Ty f mended by almost all the physicians to be the 
q ; N i re best aiid purest Tonic in the world. Forty- 
N,. U I * LU f seven persons cured of Dyspepsia and Indiges- 


tion. Twelve thousand bottles sold in one year. 
ard the sales increasing. It isa pack of non- 


tT i sense to pay out thousands of dollars for foreign 
f and a A goods when we can produce better goods here 
Calf + wees at home. THE DANDELION has stood the 
' ) ; teat, and I challenge the world for $5,000 to 
t. Sold everywhere, and at who le by 

Call beat it. Sold h d at wholesale b; 


FIODSS, DAWIS & SO., 
PORTLAND, OREGON. 


* 
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a a a 


Oregon—-Portland. 


COMMERCIAL REPORTER 


-AND —— 


Journal of Commerce. 


(ESTABLISHED 186].) 


W. R. BOONE, - : - : Proprietor. 


No. 5 Washington St., Portiand, Uregon. 


a 
The only Commercial Paper North of San Francisco. 

| PUBLISHED WEEKLY. 

i | &@ Rates sent upon application. 


DILG & GROPPER, 
VATE-MOUURSO, LOoMSMULUeS, 


CRT RTS 


i psp Mas 
ri BELL HANGERS. 
No. 82 Front Street, rear of Hanson’s Seed Store, 


PORTLAND, OREGON. 


Jobbing and Repairing Promptly Attended to and Satisfaction Guaranteed. 


| H. HANSON, 8. A. NAHON, 
at NURSERY AND SEEOSMAN, pesca as 
if i Seed Store and Ofice, - 62 Front Bt. | Cigars ani Spaaish Gigaetes, 

’ { PORTLAND, OREGON. ion Syeis taal, 

PRE Nursery, - - - - East Portland. 

of slllians tian |PORTLAND, - - - OREGON. 


Oregon—Portland. 


BON TON CENTLEMEN! 


TAILORING ” ESTABLISHMENT, | peract-Ftting Suit of Clothes | 


GO TO THE 
Between Front and First, PORTLAND. 


BON TON| 


Tailoring Establishment. 


SHIPPER & RYBKE, 


PROPRIETORS OF THE 


Bon Ton Tailoring 
ESTABLISHMENT, 


Where there is no misrepresentation. 


NO AMERICAN GOODS 


SOLD FOR 


FRENCH GOODS 


AND ALL GOODS 


1071 f 


Represented as they are. 


A Large Stock 


ALWAYS ON HAND. 


CUTTING done FREE 


For Purchasers of Cloth. 


4 eis ek RULES AND SAMPLES 

No 4 — FoR —— 

Me —_s| We Make the Best Fitting Clothes 

{ On the North Pacific ti SELF- MEASUR EM ENT 

; AT LOWEST RATES. Sent Free to any address on application. 
iy bf Pants Made to Order from - - $6.00 


Suits Made to Order from - = = $25.00 


reece ese eerceemmemaruncrceereeetnnn nee aa ee eee oe oe ee 


CE A Large Stock of Cloths and Tailors’ Trimmings constantly on 
DN. j hand to supply our Country Tailors. 


omen 


Oregon—FPortland. 


E. GRATTON, 


NEW HAVEN 


‘|Carriage Manufactory, 


1072 


Bey 
Cor. Fourth and Ash Sts., Portland, Oregon. 


Every description of Carriages, Wagons, Buggies, etc., made to order of Best 
Material and Workmanship. Repairs of all kinds executed with neatness and 


spatch. 


CITY BREWERY, 


PORTLAND, ORECON. 


ft. WEIN ELAED, 


MANUFACTURER OF 


Beer and Lager Beer 


AND DEALER IN 
Brewers’ Supplies of all kinds. 


Country Orders Solicited and Promptly Filled. 


_ Oregon—Portland. 1078 


E. & J. A. MARTIN & CO., HART & FITZPATRICK, 


Stair Builders, Weed Tuning ant Maxine Mil 


Cor. C and Second Streets, WOOD TURNING 
PORTLAND, OREGON. —AND— 


Walnut, Spanish oer, and Ash Lumber con- BRACKET WORK A SPECIALTY. 
seny on hand, also Rails, Newels and Balus- 


rs and all kinds ny Haydw ood, Veneers and foener C and Second Streets, 
sveryttite in the Stair Line. 


Country Orders filled on short notice. Portland, Oregon. 
Your Orders respectfully solicited. 


E. E. McCLURE, 


DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF 


IU MBAR 


DRESSED AND UNDRESSED. 


PICKETS, LATHS, SHINCLES, 
Mouldings, Brackets, Knees, Etc. 


OFFICE AND YARD: 


Southeast Corner Yamhill and Front Streets, 
PORTLAND, OREGON, 


FIONEGR BOAT HOUSE 


AT THE FOOT OF TAYLOR STREET, 
PORTLAND, OREGON. 


Sail and Row Boats of every description Rented 
by the Hour, Day, Week or Month. 


Boats of any desired pattern built at the Lowest Rates. 
J. LaCHAPELLE, Proprietor. 


1074 


HARRY M. CLAY. 


S. B. McBride. J. M. Poindexter. 


W. R. Vincent. 


Union Carriage Factory. 


Manufacturers of 


WAGONS, TRUCKS, PHAETONS, 
Buggies and Buckboards. 


NE. Cor. Second and Salmon Sts., 
PORTLAND, OREGON. 


REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS. 


New and Second-hand Express Wagons 
constantly on hand. 


CLAS BROTHERS, 


PROPRIETORS OF 


American Feed z Livery Stables 
Corner Front and Jefferson Sts., Portland, Oregon. 


HORSES BOARDED AT REASONABLE RATES. 
TEAMS FURNISHED WITH OR WITHOUT DRIVERS. 


Oregon—Portland. = 


OSCAR I. CLAY. 


JOSEPH LIBERTY, 
Practical Blacksmith, 


Wagon Maker, Horseshoer, and 
General Jobber, 
Lame horses on account of imperfect shoeing 


taker in hand. A CURE will be effected, 
OR NO PAY 


SW. Cor. Front and Jefferson Streets, 
PORTLAND, OREGON. 


G. H. SIMPSON. ED. SIMPSON. 


SIMPSON BROS., 
CARRIAGE &© SIGN PAINTERS 


And dealers in every description of 
New and Second-Hand Carria- 
ges and Wagons, 


208 Second Street, 


Between Taylor and Salmon, 


PORTLAND...... OREGON. 


reel tenn © ae die HOUSE, 


B. FREIMAN, sesidhciahtatioahiade 


‘OPEN DAY AN AND NIGHT. 


Between First and Second, 
” PORTLAND, OREGON. 


Oregon—Portland. 1075 


OREGON LIVERY, HACK AND SALE STABLES, 


GODARD & FRAZIER, Prop’rs. 


Livery and Feed Stables 
" Nos. 152 and 154 
aaa Cor. Morrison and Second Stzs., 
5 4 PORTLAND, OREGON. 


Horses for Sale or to Let at Lowest Rates. 
ma Horses Sold on Commission and kept on Livery. 


Gc. G. TINGRY, 


Fashionable Tailor,Jewelry Manufacturer 


Strictly First-class Work. DIAMOND SETTER. 


Latest Styles in Cat and Goods, Corner Morrison and Second Streets 
REASONABLE PRICES. (Up-stairs), 


26 Morrison Street, near First, PORTLAND, OREGON. 
PORTLAND, OREGON. aay Any Design of Jewelry made to order. 


| VIRS. S. F. MATHEWS, | 
eS) BB Leauing Hair Dresser Wig & Toupee Maker, 
| q 226 FIRST STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON. 


All kinds of Hair Work done with neatness and dispatch, at the very lowest 
terms. A perfect match guaranteed to any sample forwarded to me. 
HAIR JEWELRY A SPECIALTY. 


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W. C. DRUGAN, 


shoeing 
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treets, 


E, The Oregon Cooperage,|Louisville Restaurant, 


No. 170 FIRST STREET, 


i HT. j JAMES KILLEEN, Proprietor. Between Morrison and Yamhill, 
TF A2se7 & 2so PORTLAND, = = = ORECON. 
sseasiualhl bests lliudels tad JOGH SLANE, Sroprietor. 
aT, : Portland, Oregon. PRICES--Meals from 25 cents upwards. 
. : Board, per week,......csccecssscsssceess 35.00. 
4 Beef, Salmon and Butter Barrels and Kegs 
ON. q always on hand. Private Rooms for Ladies and Special Parties: 
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OFFIOCB: 


Corner of Front and D Streets, 


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Immigrants are advised to call, upon their arrival in Portland, 


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ROUTES OF TRAVEL, 
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WM. HEALY, 
COPPERSMITH 


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SHEET IRON WORKER, 
48 Second Street, bet. C and D, 


PORTLAND, OREGON. 
Steamboat, Distillery and Brewery Work done 
to order. 


Special attention given to the repairing of 
Soda Fountains and Generators. 
427 All orders promptly attended to. 


PORT ORFORD. 


Curry County. A post-office and a 
seaport, reached by sea-going vessels; 
337 miles north of San Francisco, 28 
miles north of Ellensberg and 58 miles 
south of Empire City; population 100. 


Carman Asa, liquors and gen mdse 

Carman J W, county commissioner 

Cooley Jas A, justice of peace 

Dixon Jas, supt Port Orford Mill Co 

Fitzhugh Geo, county surveyor 

Guerin W S, county school supt 

Knapp Louis, hotel 

Lorentzen N C, justice of peace 

Tichenor Mrs Elizabeth, postmistress 

Tichenor J B, real estate agt and cul- 
lector 

Tichenor Wm, notary public 

Van Pelt Thos, notary public 


POWELL’S VALLEY. 


Mou.rnomaH County, A post-office, 12 
miles northeast of Portland. 


Ferguson G G, clergyman (Methodist) 

Powell Valley Co-operative Association, 
en mdse, T K Williams agt 
LLIAMS T K. grocer 


PRAIRIE CITY. 


Granr County. A_ post-office, 198 
miles by stage southeast of The Dal- 
les, and 14 miles northeast of Canyon 
City. Population 250. 

| Ashford J W, physician 

Brodie » meat market 

Cleaver Mrs, millinery 

Cooley Chr, restaurant 

Fisk Ww R, general merchandise 

Ford LN, saloon 

Galbraith Wm J, general merchandise 

Hardman Joseph, hotel 

Johnson John R & Co, blacksmiths 

Lawrence ——, general marchandise 

LE BRET , general merchan- 


dise, livery stable, and postmaster 


HARDWOOD LUMBE 


Mack J W, hotel 

Miller O C & Bro, carpenters 
Morehead & Cleaver, Hour-mill 
Reynolds R P, saloon 

Shearer Geo, general merchandise 
Watson James, bootmaker 


PRAIRIE CREEK. 


Union County. A post-office, 


DOWNEY R M, varicties, hotel and 
post-office 

Meek C W, planing and shingle-mill 

Rich T F, general merchandise 

Roupe & Son, milling 

Winters W H, blacksmith 


PRINEVILLE. 


Wasco County. A post-office. It isa 
busy place, and the centre of trade; 
supports a newspaper, and is doing a 
brisk business with the mining dis- 
tricts in the southwestern spurs of the 
Blue Mountains. It is reached by the 
O. R. & N. Co.’s steamer to The 
Dalles, and iben by stage. It has a 
population of several hundred. 


Baldwin T M, notary public 

Barnes E, justice of peace 

Barnes Geo W, attorney-at-law 

Barnes & Richardson, attorneys-at-law 
and notaries public 

Circle John, blacksmith 

(Circle Wm, hotel 

Colver A & Son, hotel 

Gesner V, pitysician 

Glaze T H, saloon 

Graham R, saloon 

Hahn & Fried, general merchandise 

Hamilton & Spafford, livery stable 

Holbert Mrs M A, millinery and dress- 
makirg 

Howard J W, druggist 

Ketchum I L, bootmaker 

Loacker Frank, brewery 

Luckey J C, blacksmith 

Manfin & Nichols, livery stable 

Nichols B F, attorney-at-law and no- 
tary public 

Philliber R, butcher 

PICKETT & THOMAS, books, sta- 
tionery, and notions 

Powell D F, planing-mill 

Powers A W, cabinetmaker 

Selling & Winkler, general merchandise 

Senders A & Co, general merchandise 

Sichel M & Co, general merchandise 

Stewart & Pett, flou'ing-mill 

THOMAS D E, postmaster 

Volrath R H, carpenter and builder 

Woods W L, barber 


WHITE BROS.. 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
, St, 8.F. Oak, Ash, Hickory, Maple, Cherry, ete, 


San Francisco. 


4°S “IS IMOSNWWS VIS 


16 & 20 Spear St. 


AMLEN, TUGGLE 2 68., OREGON ASH AND /AAPLE, 


"|uaSy e18ua9 ‘S3gu0d “HV ‘WHOA MN 40 “OD JONVUNSNI 331 YMA 


315 J St., Sacramento, Cal. 


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Prineville Weekly News 


PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY 
EXorace A. Dillara 


Prineville, Crook Co., Oregon. 


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PURDY. 


UmatItia County. A post-office. 
Levi Mark, rr merchandise 


PURDY J B & SON 
QUINN. 


CoLtumpBra County. A _ post-office, on 
Columbia River, PR by O. R. & 


DANIEL NORCROSS & CO. *Wisrz. carts, Bengten tec Beet Ortst= 


Oregon—Prineville-Roland., 


Leneve Geo, saloon 
Machedo L & Co, fisher 
PERSHBAKER ADAM, general mer- 


chandise 


RIVERSIDE. 


Cotums1a County. A _ post-office, 
reached by O. R. & N. Co.’s steamers; 
46 miles northwest of Portland. 


Canari F, physician 

Cole Nelson, attorney-at-law 
Hawkins Geo, wholesale liquors 
Jones Charles, dancing teacher 
Jones J W, general merchandise 
KNOWLES CF, postmaster 
Lindgren G F, boots and shoes 
Lovell S L, flouring-mill 
Messing C, blacksmith 

Wallace John, dry goods 

Wood Fremont, attorney-at-law 
Wright J B, merchant 


ROCK POINT. 


Jackson County. A post and telegraph 


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N. Co.’s steamers; 61 miles north- 
west of Portland. 


Brannon John, cooper 
Dobbins I, surveyor 
Hodgkins & Ball, fishermen 
McGrath A, general merchandise 
McGraw A, general merchandise 

S, salmon cannery 
Symons William, general merchandise 


RAINIER. 


CotumBra County. A post-office, and 
steamer landing, on the Columbia 
River, 46 miles below Portland, and 
51 miles above Astoria; reached by 
O. R. & N. Co.’s steamers. 


DEAN, saw-mill, gen- 
eral merchandise, lumber contractor, 
builder, and postmaster 

Cox James, saloon 

Jackson, Meyer & Co, canneries 
Kittering M J, tannery 

Link & Blake, saloon 

Link M, general merchandise 
Merrill F', general merchandise 
Moeck Geo F, general merchandise 
Silver J, saloon 


RANDOLPH. 


Coos County. A post-office, 30 miles 
south of Empire City, Population 50.| Coos County. A post-office. 


Dalmas Harry, eooper WARNE W N, postmaster 


a a re 


office, on Rogue River, 84 miles by 
stuge from Roseburg. 


Coboig W L, physician 

HAYMOND BEN, postmaster 

HAYMOND & MAGRUDER, gcn- 
eral merchandise 

Hays J W, blacksmith 

Neathammer Jacob, justice of peace 

White & Bros, hotel and saloon 


ROCKVILLE. 


Wasco County. A post-office. 


VARNEY AN, postmaster 


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ROCKWOOD. 


Muttnomau County. A post-office. 


LEWIS CC, general merchandise and 
postmaster 

Volentine H C, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 


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ROCKY POINT. 


Coos County. 


Gilbert J B & Co, general merchandise 
SCALES E §, saloon 


ROLAND. 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


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H. WACHHORST, “share rien ede 


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ROOSTER ROCK. 


Mu.ttnoman County. A t-office 
and steamer landing, 46 miles north- 
east of Portland, reached by ‘he O. R. 
& N. Co.’s steamers, 


Bernard John, grocer 

Block J, saloon 

LATOURELL JOSEPH, general mer- 
chandise 

Rolf Theo, saloon 


Ross Mrs A M, general merchandise 


ROSEBURG. 


Doveias County. A post, express and 
telegraph vffice, on the Oregon and 
California R. R., 200 miles distant 
from Portland. Is the county seat 
and being geographically the center of 
a rich agricultural and stock-raising 
region, bordered by a deposit of min- 
erals that must prove a valuable aux- 
iliary to her development, the future 
of the ne must be encouraging to 
those closely identified with her inter- 
ests. There are churches of almost 
every denomination, and many fine 
residences and large business establish- 
ments. , The population is placed at 
900. 


Abraham, Wheeler & Co (R and Sol 
Abraham, W M and L C Wheeler), 
gen mdse 

Aiken & Humphrey (J C Aiken and W 
S Humphrey), livery stable 

Appel M, cigars and tobacco 

BALL C, mgr Independent Publishing 
Co (Herman & Ball), attorney-at-law 

BELFILS LOUIS, watchmaker and 
jeweler 

EDICK P, 
mouldings, etc 

Benjamin W F, register U S Land Office 

Benson Frank W, county supt public 
schools 

Bitzer Jacob, meat market 

Bowen J M, blacksmith 

Breckenridge R, marble works 

FRAZER (N P Bunnell 
and GN Frazer), iron works 

BYARS & HURSH (W H Byars and 
EG Hursh), proprietors the ‘‘ Plain- 
dealer’’ 

Byars W H (Byars & Hursh), and U S 


deputy surveyor 
Campbell AF, attorney-at-law and 
ublic 


notary 
Carlon J W, livery stable 


Caro Bros (Simon and,Isidor Caro), gen 


md 
ne AE, hotel 


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Crawford —, physician 


undertaker, frames, 


DA MOTTA PHILLIP, barber and 
atns 
DAVIS M W, dentist 


Davis R M, physician 

o DOUGLAS INDEPENDENT” 
(weekly), Independent Publishing Co 
publishers 

Engle Geo, agt C & O Stage Co 

Farquer Thos, saloon 

Fitzhugh J 8, gen mdse and county 


judge 
Floed & Cu (J C, J C Jr and S F Floed), 
general merchandise 
Floed J C (Floed & Co) 
Frazer G N (Bunnell & Frazer) 
Friedlander W I (S Marks & Co) 
FULLER G J, agent Wells, Fargo & 
Jo 
Fullerton J C, receiver U S Land Office 
Gaddis Crawford, wagonmaker 
HENRY, blacksmith 
and wagonmaker 
Gildersleeve John, furniture 
Gotsill John, saloon and restaurant 
GRANGE BUSINESS ASSOCIA- 
TION, F Owens manager, wool, 
grain, hides, agricultural implements 
Hadley C L, barber 
Hamilton J W, attorney-at-law . 
Hamilton S, druggist and physician and 
mgr W U Tel Co 
Hermann B (Hermann & Ball) attorney- 
at-law and notary public 
& L (C Ball and B 
Hermann), attorneys-at-law 
Hinderer C G, county commissioner 
Hoover G W, physician 
Hoover Mrs H E, millinery 
Humphrey W §S, attorney-at-law 
Hursh E G (Byars & Hursh), attorney- 
at-law and district attorney 
Independent Publishing Co, C Ball mgr 
Jaskulek Jacob, watchmaker, cigars, 
tobacco and varieties 
Johnson John H, pois _ 
Josephson M, general merchandise 
KIMBALL G W, county clerk 
Langenberg Bros (Louis and Henry A 
Langenberg), boots, shoes and no- 
tions 
Levins John F, groceries, fruits, etc 
Lincoln J W, flouring-mills 
Littrell John, county surveyor 


Lyons J W, hotel 

MARKS AC, cigars, tobacco and va- 
rieties 

Marks S & Co (Samuel and Asher Marks 
and W I Friedlander), gen mdse 

Marsters A C & Co (A Cand RJ Mars- 
ters), druggists 

Marsters S * hysician 

Mathews B P, blacksmith 

McCulloch R & Co(R McCulloch and 
M A Brentano), saloon 


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WHITE BROS . 18 & 15 Mote and 14 & 16S8penr 
, St,e.F. Counter Teps, Newel Posts, Balusters. 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., SearvrsuchWiccks, 119 


1080 Oregon—Roseburg-Saint Paul. 


Mires A (Willis & Mires), atty-at-law 
and notary public 

Moore J W, harnessmaker 

Moore W M, county treasurer 

Murton H L, forwarding and commis- 
sion 

Oakes Omega, photographer 

8 W A manager Grange Busi- 

ness Association 

Parks C & R, groceries and baker 

Parrott Bros (W H, C W and E L Par- 
rott), bootmakers 

Perkins & Mathews (O C Perkins and 
R B Mathews), hotel 

Perkins W A, agt O & C R R, and 
member State Legislature 

PITCHFORD & HARMON (W H 
Pitchford and L A Harmon), Esmer- 
alda Saloon 

“PLAINDEALER” (weekly), Byars 
& Hursh proprietors 

Purdom Jos S, sheriff and trustee 

Rast John, brewery 

Raymond.S K, dentist 

Riddle Abner, county commissioner 

Shambrook J C, physician and coroner 


stoves, tin and hardware 
Sheridan R S & J C, hardware, stoves 
and tinware 
Snider James, saloon 
Stanton H C, general merchandise and 
postmaster | 
Sterling James A, county assessor 
Throll I, meat market 
Troxel Robt, saloon | 
Watkins Wm, blacksmith 
Williamson Fred, tailor 
& MIRES (W R Willis and 
A Mires), attorneys-at-law 
Willis W R (Willis & Mires) 
Woodruff J, physician 
Woodward W G, harnessmaker 
Zigler L H, saloon 


| 
| BYARS & HURSH, Editors and Proprietors 


Roseburg, Douglas Co., Oregon, 


This Journal has the largest circulation of any 
paper in the southern part of the State, and is 
an excellent advertising Medium. It is in size | 
| 25x41 inches, was established in 1868, and is fur- 
nished to subscribers at $2.50 per year. 
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ROY. 


Maiaun County. A post-office. 


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Sheridan Bros (T R and J P Sheridan), AD 


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BARLOW & WHITE, general mer- 
chandise 

Cleaver Bros, wheat dealers 

Cox J B, blacksmith 

Glover Wm, money broker 

Johnson P K, contractor 


Miller Moses, general merchandise 
Oswald Barney, saloon 


RYE VALLEY. 


Baker County. <A post-office; 35 miles 
by stage frum Baker City. 


Brouck DS, saloon 

Lafay M, blacksmith 

LO J 8, hotel 

Sequin CO, general merchandise 


ST. HELEN. 


CoLumsBiA County, A_ post-office, on 
Columbia River, reached by O. R. & 
N, Co.’s steamers; 27 miles northwest 
of Portland. Population 250. 


AMS E G, editor and proprietor 
“Columbian” 

LEY AH, hotel and saloon 
Campbell J W, civil engineer and sur- 


veyor 

“COLUMBLAN”’ (The), E G Adams 
editor Te ip lig ; 

Conyers W H, county clerk 

Cox R, county treasurer 

Dale N C, sheriff 

Davenport James 8, cigars, tobacco, etc 

Giltner B I’, postmaster 

Grey N 8, blacksmith 

Lemont F A, grocery 

McBride Geo W, general merchandise 

Moore F A, attorney-at-law and county 
judge 

Morsback, Graf & Co, harnessmakers 

Muckle Bros, gen mdse and saw-mill 

Shmitaffer E M, saloon 

Steward Thomas, physicia.. 


ST. JOHN'S. 


MuttrnomaH County. A post-office, on 
Willamette River, 6 miles northwest 
of Portland, reached by O. R. & N. 
Co’s steamers. Population 120. 


Johns James, general merchandise 
SEVE Barrel Co, barrel factory 


SEVERANCE B 0, postmaster 
Smith P T, wood yard 


SAINT PAUL. 


Marion County. A post-office, on R. 
& N. Co’s Railway, Narrow Guage 


PRISON CELLS, wo: "tier"ttain ‘Sstreec, s.r. CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


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Oregon—Saint Paul-Salem. 


Division (East Side), 33 miles south- 
west of Portland. Population 250, 


Boutin Isaac, saloon 
Brentano J, blacksmith 
Brentano J F, physician 
Coyle J J, blacksmith 


Delonay Mrs M, groceries 
DIEISCHNEIDER LOUIS, general 


merchandise and druggist 
Ernest H, boots and shoes 
Ernest J, bootmaker 
Foley John, blacksmith 
Hughes A, carpenter 
Lambert F,, saloon 
Lomberty F, saloon 
Mahoney John, carpenter 
pe, kd J, blacksmith 
McOna John, blacksmith 
PELLAND CHAS 0, general mer- 
chandise 
Pelland Chas A, general merchandise 
and postmaster 
Raymond M I, saloon 


ST. JOSEPH. 


YamuHILL County. See Lafayette. ° 


SALEM. 


Marion County. A post, express and 
telegraph office. Ihe capital of the 
State and county seat of Marion 
County, situated on the Willamette 
River and on the Oregon and Califor- 
nia R. R., 53 miles south of Portland. 
Population about 5,000. 

The town is well laid out, the streets 
being broad and well shaded with trees. 
It is substantially built, both private 
and publis baildings possessing many 
fine architectural features. The most 
noticeable among them are the Capitol, 
County Court House, Reed’s Hotel and 
Opera House Building, the State Insane 
Asylum and the Chemeketa Hotel. The 
State Asylum is just approaching com- 
pletion at present writing (August, 1882), 
and will be ready for the admission of 
patients about the Ist of December. It 
will have a capacity for 400 and its cost 
represents $150,000, exclusive of $30,- 
000 worth of convict labor. The build- 
ings and grounds arean immense affair, 
being nearly a half a mile in circumfer 
ence. There is being erected by the 
City of Salem Co., at the north end of 
town, a large woolen mill and also a 
fluuving mill. It is anticipated that 
these industries will greatly add to the 
prosperity of the city, as it is agreed 
between the citizens of Salem, (who have 
subscribed liberally to the enterprises), 


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and the projectors, that none but whits 
labor will be employed in their operation, 

Salem possesses two weekly and two 
daily newspapers. The Statesman is of 
oat years standing as a weekly, 
the daily being now in its twenty-second 
ree The daily and weekly alk is a 

right local sheet. Besides the projected 
manufacturing enterprises above men- 
tioned, there are several other worthy of 
note, They include B. F, Drane’s Foun- 
dry and Machine Shops and the Pacific 
Agricultural Works and Stove Foundry, 
both possessing excellent facilities in 
the way of machinery, etc. The Agri- 
cultural Works have been established 
since our last issue, but have grown 
until now quite a force of men are eme 
ployed. The works produce about $20,- 
000 worth of imyioments and stoves 
annually, “™'w Holman Fanning Mill 
Factory, ma. “facturin warehouse 
cleaners and fanning mills for cleaning 
wheat, is located here. It turns out a 
large and increasing number of machines, 


Academy of the Sacred Heart 
Adams H F, physician 

Adams L K (Church & Adams) 
Adams Miss Miry E, dressmaker 
ADAMS §S B (kiles & Adams) 
Adams 8 C (Gilbert & Adams) 


ADOLPH & PAULUS (S Adolph and 
Christopher Paulus), wholesale liquors 

sa S (8 Adolph & Co and Adolph 
& Paulus) 

Adolph S & Co (Samuel Adolph, Morris | 
Klinger and 8 Beck), brewery 

Allen David (Martin & Allen) 

Applegate J A, attorney-at-law and no- 

tary public 

Assall dam (Palmer & Assall) 

Babbit John H (Farnham & Babbit) 

Babcock F J, undertaker and cabinet- 
maker 

Baker J A(R M Wade & Co) 

Barker T O (Warner & Barker) 

Bass Samuel, lumber 

Bates L 8, picture frames, fancy goods 
and wallpaper 


Baxter Wm & Son (William and George | 


Baxter), blacksmiths and horseshoers 
Bayless A, blacksmith 
Beck S (S Adolph & Co) 
BELT & CO (B F Belt), drugs and sta- 


tionery 

BELVIDERE SALOON, George W 
Stimpson proprietor 

Blosser Abraham (Steiner & Blosser) 

Boise R P, circuit judge third judicial 
district 

Bonham B F (Bonham & Ramsey), attor- 
ney-at-law 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., Ship Plank, all kinds, ** sed s9.secec *- 


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HARDWOOD LUMBER @ WAGON STOCK, “snata ete sscar Sc ae 


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Bonham & Ramsey (BF Bonham and 
W M Ramsey), attorneys-at-law 

Boon H D, books, stationery and musi- 
cal instruments 

Boothby W F, architect 

Bowie Chas W, city recorder 

Bowman BH & Co (B H Bowman and 
C M Talbott), general merchandise 

BREYMAN BROS (Werner and Eu. 
gene Breyman), capitalists and com- 
mission brokers 

Brown Henry (Wheeler & Brown) 

BRUCE R M., barber shop and baths 

Buckingham A L, groceries 

Burnett G H (Shaw & Burnett), attor- 

. ney-at-law and notary public 

Bush A (Ladd & Bush), and pres Salem 
Fiouring Mills Co 

Byars W H, State printer 

BRYD J C, dentist 

Byrd W H, physician 

Byrne Mrs No bakery 

CALVERT CHARLES, fancy goods, 
ladies’ underwear, etc 

Capitol Lumbering Co, W R Patty pres 

Chadwick Hon 8 ¥, attorney-at-law 

Chamberlin M L, county clerk 

Chase E Y, physician and surgeon 

Chemeketa Hotel, Wesley Graves propr 

Church & Adams (S W Church and L 
K Adams), boots and shoes 

Church S W (Church & Adams) 

COFFEY JAMES, furniture and up- 


holstery, croc tery, glassware and win- 


Gow glass (see adv) 
COFFEY JOHN B, cigars and tobacco 
CONOVER & CO (RK B and Frank 


Conover), proprietors ‘‘The Talk ” 
Cooke Joseph (Roork & Cooke) 
Cornelius A H, ccunty assessor 
Coulter J 8, architect 
Crawford J W, stoves and tinware 
Croasman A B, clothing 


Cross Mrs © M, millinery and fancy | GR. 


goods 
Crowe Mrs M E, dressmaker 
Dalrymple J J, general merchandise 
D’Arcy P H, attorney-at-law and no- 
tary public 
Dawne E J, attorney-at-law 
Dearborn R H, saddiery and harness 
Jenison Rev J W, clergyinan (Meth- 
odist) 
Devol Geo (W T Gray & Co) 
DIAMOND H, barber 
Dickinson Mrs James, liquors 
Dickinson O, seedsman and nurseryman 
Dippell Henry, bootmaker 
DRAKE B % proprietor Salem Iron 
Works 
Dumars Wm, agt W U Tel Co 
Earhart Rockey P, secretary ot State 
EDES & ADAMS (George A Edes and 


S B Adams), woven wire mattresses 


PIONEER IRON WORKS, 


Fi . Banners. ete, 
Masonic Temple, N 


Oregon—Salem. 


FE eT eG LPT REE COCR TREN Te ENT ee eee eee eT a 
Bah SUE MLGAE hittin, Wem MT rar Tey. aes Terre Maple Pe Ta et Net 


hae 


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EDES GEORGE A (Edes & Adams) * 

Edwards W C (Whealdon & Edwards) 

Ellis Fred, butcher 

tngland Wm (Williams & England) 

England Wm (Kelley, England & Co) 

FARNHAM & BABBIT (John Farn- 
ham and John H Babbit), dry goods 
and clothing 

Farnham John (Farnham & Babbit), res 
Vallejo, Cal 

Farrar Squire & Co (Squire Farrar), gro- 
ceries, etc 

eee GAINES, livery stable (see 

Vv 

Fisher L V, cigars and tobacco 

FOR Patrick, International Saloon 

FONTAINE JOSEPH G, Congress 
Hali Saloon (see adv) 

Ford Tilmon, attorney-at-law and no- 
tary public 

Forstner Benjamin (Forstner, Sharp & 
Co), gun and locksmith 

Forsythe J M, wagonmaker 

Forward Blair, sheriff and county tax 
collector 

Frank Bros (F A, S F and G P Frank, 
Portland), Craigie Sharp Jr mgr, agri- 
cultural implements 

Fraser Angus, tailor 

Frier A H (F Parmenter & Co) 

Fullerton Mark A, county surveyor 

Gardner I W, pianos and organs 

Gardner Mrs 8 C, fancy goods 

Gilbert & Adams (A N Gilbert and S$ C 
Adams), gréeseries 

Gilbert A N (Gilbert & Adams) 

GILBERT BROS (4 Tand FN Gil- 
bert), comiiesion brokers, money and 
fire insuranve and agents river steam- 
ors 

Gilbert John W, leather and findings, 
hides and furs 

Golden T L, oculist and aurist 

AHAM JAMES, proprietor Salem 
Soda Works 

Graves Wesley, propr Chemeketa Hotel 

Greaves Wm, undertaker 

Gray G W & Sons (G W, William T and 
Geo Gray), oil-mills 

GRAY WT & CO(WT Gray, Thom- 
as King, John. Patterson and George 
Devo’), Pacific Agricultural Works 
and Stove Foundry (aee adv) 

Gregg J T, county supt public schools 

Grubb AJ (Mott & (iaubb) 

Haas J H (Klinger & Co) 

Haas N, groceries 

Hall C H, physician 

Halliwell John, saloon 

Hammer Seth R, collector 

Hanson Jacob, carriage trimmer 

Herbord M G, city marshal 

Hellenbrand © W, bakery and candy 
manufactory 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, Proprictors. 
Established 1840 727 Main Street.8 F. 


a ROS & Cco., 
o. 6 Post Street,S. F. 


333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


CONKLIN BROS.. PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 


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BEST FITTING SUIT OF CLOTHES go to JOE POHEIM, the Tailor. 


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HENDERSON LEVI, Hcmeopathic 


physician ani surgeon 


Herren & Farray (Wm J Herren and | Mead J E, policeman 


Squire Farrur\, wool commission 


Herren W J, agt Salem Flouring Mills | Meyer E & Co (Emanuel Meyer), general 


Co 
Hirsch Edward, State treasurer 


ME 
Hodgkin Frank E, asst-secy of State | Meyers Joseph (J M Rosenberg & Co) 


and notary public 
Hodson J F, cutler 
Hoeye Geo, barber 


HOLMAN THOMAS, 


mills 


HOLMES HR, physician and surgeon 


Holmes Wm H, attorney-at-law and | MYERS LUTHER, plumbing, gas and 


rosecuting attorney 
HOLTUM F. New York Restaurant 
Howard D C (Howard & Millican) 
HOWARD & MILLICAN (D © How- 
ard and Geo Millican), wholesale and 
retail butchers 
Hubbell E'S, druggist 


es Oa 


manufacturer | Moores Chas B, attorney-at-law 
patent wheat cleaners and fanning} Mott A B (Mott & Grubb) 


Wei’ 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., HARDWOOD LUMBER, *wtx‘,e2.trces *- 


1083 


McElroy E B, state supt public instruc- 
tion 


Meredith J W, dentist 


merchandise 


YER EMANUEL (E Meyer & Co) 


Miller Adam, cooper 
Millican Geo (Howard & Millican) 
Moody Zenas F, State governor 


MOTT & GRUBB (A B Mott and A 
J Grubb), blacksmiths 


steam fitting 

Neal Geo W, blacksmith 

NICHOLS & RISDON (2 B Nichols 
and A D Risdon), homeopathic phy- 
sicians and surgeons 
ICHOLS Z B (Nichols & Rissa), 


homeopathic physician 


Hughes John, groceries, paints and oils | Oberheim Paul, groceries and bakery 


Jackson T B (O’Donald & Jackson) 
Jessup S R, Homeopathic physician 
Johnson W P, photographer 


ODELL W H, publisher “Oregea 
Statesman” 
Odeneal T B, clerk supreme court | 


Kaiser W M, attorney-at-law and notary | O’Donald & Jackson (J O’Donald and T 


ublic 


Keller, Son & Co (C Land EP Keller), |“‘QREGON STATESMAN ” 


grocers and commissioz merchants 
Kelley Andrew (Kelley, England & Co) 


B Jackson), carpenters and builders 
(daily 
and weekly), W H Odell publisher 
(see adv) 


Kelley, England & Co (Audcew Kelley, | Osborn Miss Kate, dressmaking 
Wm England and Wn: Underwood), | Palles Henry W, livery and feed stable 


blacksmiths and wagonmakers 
King Thomas (W 'T Gray & Co) 
Kinney Alfred, physician 
Klinger & Co (M Kliager and Mrs J H 
Haas), liquors 


Klinger M (Klinger & Co) and (S Adolph | Parmenter F & Co (F Parmenter and A | 
& Co) 
Knight N B, attorney-at-law | 
| 


Ladd & Bush (A Bush and W S Ladd), 
bankers 


Ladd W S (Ladd & Bush), res Portland | Paulus Christopher (Adolph & Paulus) 


Lamport Edward, saddiery and harness 
Larsen P J, wagonmaker 

Leavitt Wm, wagonmaker 

Levy F, general merchandise 


Palmer A D (Palmer & Assall) 

PALMER & ASSALL (A D Palmer 
and Adaia Assall), butchers wholesale | 
and retail 

Parmenter F (F Parmenter & Co) 


H Frier), dry goods and millinery 
Parrish & Mercer, Dray and Hack Co 
Patterson John (W T Gray & Co) 
Patty W R, pres Capito! Lumbering Co 


Pearce Geo J (R M Wade & Co) 

Piper W G, attorney-at-law 

Ramsey W M (Bonham & Ramsey), at 
torney-at-law 


Litchfield Geo P, groceries and crockery |R EED C 4, & CO (Cyrus A and Mrs 


LOOSEN P J, merchant tailor (see adv) 

Lord W P, justice of supreme court 

MacDonald J A, marble works 

Martin & Allen (J M Martin and David 
Allen), groceries 

Martin J M (Martin & Allen) 

MARTIN W W, watchmaker and 


| bpothecary 

Mauzey O P, policeman 

McAfee J W, sician 

McCauley T M, Rasher 

McDowell F D, watches and jewelry 


REED’S OPERA Hi 


Jonnie C Reed), proprietors Reed’s 
Hotel 

& WILLIS (Cyrus A Reed and 
Leo Willis), real estate and insurance 
agents and notaries public 

DUSE, C A Reed 
proprietor, cor Court and Liberty 

Reynolds J, physician 


‘OOSIONVUS NYS ‘LESauLS VINUOSIIVO GIP 


eweler 
MATTHEWS ‘D W, druggist and | Rice C 8 (Rice & Ross) 


Rice & Ross (CS Rice and J H Ross), 
blacksmiths and wagonmakers 


RIPINSKY SOL, proprietor Webfoot 


Store, groceries, crockery and station- 
ery 


BN es ar ai ak lia te me se | Sal 


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HARDWOOD LUMBER & WAGON STOCK, Sectr ate spent See 


1084 


RISDON A D (Nichols & Risdon), 
homeopathic physician 

Rockenfield C 8, groceries 

ROLLINS J L, idaho Saloon 

Roork & Cooke (J H Roork and Joseph 
Cooke), planing-mills, sash, doors, ete 

Roork J H (Roork & Cooke) 

Rosenberg J M & Co (J M Rosenberg 
and Joseph Meyers), gen mdse 

Ross J H (Rice & Ross) 

Ross Lewis, cabinetmaker and carpenter 

Rowland L L, physician 

Royal Rev T F, Methodist clergyman 

SALEM FLOURING MILLS CO, W 


J Herren agent 

SALEM IRON WORKS, B F Drake 
proprietor ‘ 

SAT] MARBLE WORKS, Wm 

Staiger proprietor 

SALEM SODA WORKS, James Cra. 
ham proprietor 

Sargeant Mrs W M, boarding-house 

Scott LS, postmaster and livery stable 

Scriber C W, blacksmith 

Sehlbrede C A, attorney-at-law 

Seidler A, painter 

Sharp Craigie Jr (Forstner, Sharp & Co), 
and mgr Frank Bros 

Shaw & Burnett (J J Shaw and G H 
Burnett), attorneys-at-law and no- 
taries public 

Shaw J J (Shaw & Burnett), attorney- 
at-law and notary public 

Shaw T C, county judge 

Sheil Geo K, attorney-at-law 

Shelton J C, physician 

Shuster H 8, photographer 

Skiff LS, dentist 

Skinner “V W, agt O & CR RCo 

Singer \.fg Co, D P Walter mgr 

Small E C, bootmaker 

Smith F' A, photographer 

Smith E arrison, dentist 

Smith T C, dentist 

Snyder Mrs C D, book binder and paper 
ruler 

Staiger J F, county treasurer 

STAIGER WM, Salem Marble Works 

Stanton W G, cigars and tobacco 

Stapleton H, planing-mill, sash, door 
and blind factory 

Steiner & Blosser (David Steiner and 
Abraham Blosser), stoves, tinware, 
and house furnishing goods 

Steiner David (Steiner & Bloswer) 


315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal. 


ssortment of 
AINES, ete. 


ificent A 
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Ss 


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CHAIN 


Belvedere Saloon 

Stinson Mrs A L, job printer 

Strang Benjamin, stoves and tinware 

Stratton J A, attorvey-at-law and no- 
tary public 

Strong Amos, bakery, candy factory, 
and ice cream saloon 


j Swick D F, dentist 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., EERE S.ofsr, Seeds tower than any, 


Oregon—Salem. 


STIMPSON GEORGE W, proprietor 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, 7 FAC cen" aE Roane 


Talbott C M(B H Bowman & Co) 

“TALK” (The) (daily and weekly), 
Conover & Co proprietors 

THOMPSON R M, boarding-houss 

THOMSON WM A, druggist 

Thornton J Q, attorney-at-law 

Tiffany George W, agt Wheeler & Wil- 
son Mfg Co 

Underwood Wm (Kelley, England & Co) 

Uzafovage ©, boots and shoes 

Van Scoy Thos, pres Willamette Uni- 
versity 

Van Wagner G D, furniture, pictures, 
ete 

Vierani Mrs M, millinery 

Wade R M (R M Wade & Co) 

Wade R M & Co (R M Wade, Geo J 
Pearce, W H H Wade, and J A 
Baker), hardware and agricultural 
implements 

Wade W H H (R M Wade & Co) 

Wade Will L, physician 

Wade W L, general merchandise 

Wagner D F, agt W, F & Co 

WAIT T B, hardware and agricultural 
implements 

Waite E M, book and job printer 

Waldo John B, judge supreme court 

WALLER 0 A, gun and locksmith, 
dealer in arms, ammunition, and fish- 
ing tackle (see adv) 

Walter D P, mgr The Singer Mfg Co 

Warner & Barker (James Warner and 
T O Barker), painters 

Warner James (Warner & Barker) 

Warrinner W C, physician and ccroser 

Watson E B, justice supreme coar* 

WEBFOOT STORE, S 11 Ripinsky » »- 
prietor, groceries, crockery, and sta- 
tionery 


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Westacott L, saloon - 
Whealdon & Kdwards (N Whealdon | y 
and W C_ flwards), Commercial | ¢ 
Flouring: mill s 
WHEELER & BROWN (H A/*, 
Wheeler and Fenry Brown), butchers | 8. 
Wheeler H A (Wheeler & Brown) pr 
Willamette University, Thos Van Seoy Hes 
res ate 
Wiliams & England (Geo Williams and ne 
Wm England), money brokers 2° 
Williams Geo (Williams & Englan te 
WILLIS LEO (Reed & Willis) - 4 
Wilson Mrs Mattie KE, millinery and gs 
dressmaking Eg 
Woodworth CS, wet OR & N Co ea 
WRIGHT J G, groe:ries, crockery and | = 
notions 3h 
Yeaton A 'T, furnitur: and b dding 28 
York A F, harnessmaker 7 
Zaenker C W, bootmaker 9 
| ZIMMERMANN PETER, wholesale | « 
and retail liquors £ 


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JAMES COFFEY, JOHN B. COFFEY, 


Dealer in Dealer in 


PORITORE, UPHOLSTERY, |, trzst svt Demet 
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, CG ARS Ane TOR ACO 


Windowglass, Moldings, Etc. CIGARETTES, 


And a Large Stock of Meerschaum Pipes and 
Street, Holders. 


Commercial 


SALEM, OREGON. 
5 EET OO LIE EI SE TTT EOS POTEET 


DR. J. C. BYRD, J. CG. FONTAINE, 


Commercial St., Salem, Oregon. 


wis, “""' {Congress Hall Saloon 


DENTIST) WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS 


Corner Commercial Street, 


Anesthetics Administered for the Painless Ex- 
traction of Teeth. Opposite Chemeketa, 


SALEM, OREGON. 


Office in front of Smiti’s Gallery, Commercial 
Street, Salem, Oregon. 


GATIN HS BPISED EE, 


Livery, Feed ut Sale Stable 


Horses Boarded by the Day, Week, or Month. 


Horses Bought, Exchanged, or Sold. 


THE FINEST LIVERY RIGS IN THE CITY 


Cor. Commercial and Trade Sts., Salem, Oregon. 
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 


W. T. GRAY. THOS, KING. JOHN PATTERSON, GEORGE DEVOL 


W. T. GRAY & CO., 


PACIFIC AGRICULTURAL WORKS 


AND STOVE FOUNDRY, 
MANUFACTURERS OF 
Agricultural Implements, Plows, Cultivators, Cook, Parlor, and Heating 
Stoves, Hollow Ware, Etc. 
SALEM, OREGON. 


General Machine Work, Iron and Brass Castings, Building and Repairing of 
all kinds of Implements and Mill Machinery. 


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BS SB tN RAE rh I Ri 


1086 Oregon—Salem. 
LL. HENDERSON, M. D., P. J. LOOSEN, 
HOMEOPATHIC 


Physician 2 Surgeon ~~ ~ gag 


OFFICE HOURS: SALEM; OREGON, 


StoIZ A.M. - - - Lto6P. M. Sen 


‘A Perfect Fit Guaranteed.  First- 
Durbin’s Block, Commercial St.,| Class Workmanship. Repairing done 
Salem, Oregon. on time at Reasonable Prices. 


SALEM SODA WORKS. 
JSAMES GRAHAM, 


(Successor to G. W. Epler.) Manufacturer of 


Noda, Sarsaparilla, Bas Syrups, Champagne Cider, Roo Beet 


AND GINGER ALE. SODA FOUNTAINS CHARGED. 
Opposite Commercial Hotel, Salem, Oregon. P. O. Box 160 


THE OREGON STATESMAN 


Is Issued Every Day and Weekly at 


SALEM, OREGON. 
|W. H. ODELL, - - - - Publisher. 


—-——TERMS :—-- —~ 


Daily, $6.00. Weekly, $2.00. Advertising Rates Liberal. 


THE STATESMAN is the oldest paper in Oregon, the Weekly 
having been published 32 years, and the Daily 22 years. 


IT IS EMPHATICALLY 


THE NEWSPAPER OF THE STATE. 


Published at the Capital, and Repiete with Good 
Matter for General Reading. 


Oregon—Salem. 1087 |. 
SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR OF 


HOLMAN IMPROVED FANNING MILLS 


AND WHEAT CLEANERS. 
THE MOST PERFECT MACHINES MANUFACTURED. 


See our Circular and Price List before buying a Machine. 


THOMAS HOLMAN, Patentee and Manufacturer, 
SALEM, OREGON. 


REED’S HOTEL 


REED’S OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, SALEM, OREGON. 


C. A. REED & CO., - = ~= Proprietors. 
FREE COACH TO and FROM the HOTEL. 


Charges Reasonable. 


SALEM IRON WORKS. 


B. F. DRAKE, Proprietor. 
COR. FRONT AND STATE STREETS, SALEM, OREGON. 
MANUFACTURER OF 


STEAM ENGINES, MILL MACHINERY, REAPERS, 


THNESHERS, PUMPS, ETC. 


Also Enterprise Planer and Matcher, Stickers and Shapers. Brass and Iron Castings Furnished on 
short notice. Agent for Déyroat’ Ls ; ’atent Iron Fence. Patent Water Wheel. Governors 
f the Best Pattern. 


0. A. WALLER, 
GUNSMITH 


And Dealer in 


Guns, Rifles Revolvers o> 
Cutlery, Fishing Tackle and Cartridges 


OF ALL KINDS. 
COMMERCIAL ST., SALEM, OREGON. 


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“*¥ 315 J St., Saseamcnte, Cal. 


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SILVERWARE, 


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STERLING 


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‘LOUIS BRAVERMAN & C0 and 


1088 


SAM’S VALLEY. 


Jackson County. A post-office, 15 
miles northeast of Jacksonville, Pop- 
ulation 145. 


Coffin P B, carpenter 
Gainard O, general merchandise 
(all CC, justice of peace 
Moore J H, carpenter 
Moore John, blacksmith 
MOON A S, general merchandise and 
ostmaster 
Selpt Wm, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
Stanley A C, physician and surgeou 
Thomas J B, saw-mill 
‘rumble Bros, flour-mills 


SANDY. 


CiackaMas County. A_ post-office 22 
miles northeast of Orezon City. 

Harnett D, saw-mill 

Meirig F A, gen mdse, liquors and flour- 
mill 

Bruns H, carpenter and gen mdse 

Revenue F, eneral merchandise 

SCHOLLEY OTTO, notary public and 
postmaster 

Seelig F, bootmaker 


SAUVIES. 


MvuLtNoMAH County. A post-office. 


REEDER J L, p stmaster 


SCAPPOOSE, 


CoLtump1a Country. A post-office, 12 
miles south of St. Helen. 
Cline Dan, dairyman 
Cloniger D A, stock raiser 
CRE rT A, dairyman 
REECY A T, general merchandise 
sar deputy postmaster 
Sharringhonsen Henry, postmaster 
Shattuck S F, blacksmith 
Watts John R, saw-mill 
West H, dairyman 
West W W, stock raiser 


SCHOLL’S FERRY. 


Wasuineton County. A_ post-office. 
Gubser John, physician 

Humphries 8 H, justice of the peace 
Stanwood Ed, grist-mill 


WIGGINT 


SCi0. 


A post and express 
Thomas 


Linn Counry. 
office. Scio is situated on 


CALVIN NUTTING & St 


Creek, one of the tributaries of the 
Santiam, and between the north and 
south forks of that river. This is 
one of the oldest towns in the State, 
the first settlement having been made 
in 1848. The present population is 
ihout 500, and the property is as- 
sessed at about $80,000. Excellent 
water power is afforded by a race 
constructed from ‘Thomas Creek. The 
narrow-gavge railroad passes within 
one mile of the city. The country 
tributary to Scio, as a trading point, 
is quite extensive, and embraces an 
area of good farming and grazing 
lands, 


Alexander & Briggs, undertakers 

Alexander M, hotel 

Bilyeu Peter, ‘hotel 

Bridgeford Mrs M J, milliner 

BRIGGS A, variety and saloon 

ieee man Jos L & Bro, general mdse and 

aloon 

Goats M L, physician 

Foster I, gunsmith 

France & Dorris, wagonmakers 

Gee & Bros, blacksmiths 

Gill M C, blacksmith 

Houston A J, general merchandise 

Jarnigan & Smith, blacksmiths 

Johnson, Eply & Co, livery stable 

JOHNSON G W, general merchzeadixe 

Johnson & Shelton, gen mdse 

Kirkpatrick J E, physivian 

Leigh J C, bootmaker 

Martin J L, physici: 

Montgomery Mrs A, gen mdse 

Montgomery & Dilley, jewelry and 
varieties 

Montgomery Miss Florence, milliner 

Morris D, druggist 

Morris D, varieties 

Morrow William, stoves and tinware 

Myers D & Son, planing-mills 

Osbern A, gen mdse 

Pentland R & Son, flour-mill 

Ryder Rev W H, clergyman (Methodist) 

Shriver G, Hintnoenné bar 

Sutton C, butcher 

Sultan J D, butcher 

Talcott & Kelley, druggists 

Williams Jas, justice of the peace 


SCOKER CREEK. 


JOSEPHINE County. Post-office Kerby; 
44 miles from Kerby. 


Beash & Platte, geu mdse 

DELAMATER N & C0, 
merchandise 

Leonard L, gen mdse 

Miller & Smith, saw-mill 


general 


A as ‘all kinds [IRON WORK, 


287 Main Stres+ Sav Francisco. 


Py euch Clocks, 119 Montgomery St. 
Oregon—Sam’s Valley—Scoker Creek. 


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JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, makes the BEST FITTING Clothes in the State. 


SCOTTSBURGH. 


Dovetas County. A_ post-office, on 
Umpqua River, 54 miles northwest of 
Roseburg. 


Hedden C, gen mdse 

Lamphere H, hop grower 

Mitchel Gus, saloon 

Ozouf A EK, tannery 

PALMER P P, general merchandise, 
grist-mill, livery stable and farmer 

Patterson W R, hotel 

Woodruff J, miller 


SEASIDE. 


Cxatsop County. A post-office, on the 
sea coast, 22 iniles southwest of 
Astoria, reached by O. R. and N. Co’s 
steamers. 


Austin James P, postmaster 


GRIMES G K, hotel 


Morrison David, hotel 


SHEDD'SS. 

Linn County. A_ post, express and 
telegraph office, located on the Ore- 
gon and California Railroad, twelve 
miles south of Albany, and was laid 
out about ten years ago by Capt. 
Frank Shedd, after whom it was 
named. The town site is an open 
level prairie, surrounded by the rica- 
est agricultural lands for miles in all 
directions, and the farming com- 
munity is a very prosperous one. The 
public school has an average daily 
attendance of about 40, and the dis- 
trict possesses a good school building, 
erected at a cost of about $700. 


Caughell RN, blacksmith 
Davis Bros & Watts, gen mdse 
Doane Q F, constable 
Klison J W, butcher 
Fisher J J, druggist and physician 
Halverson N, bootmaker 
Hurlburt Rev W, clergyman (Methodist) 
Johnson B, wagonmaker 
R A. warehouse and dealer 
in grain and lumber and justice of the 
eace 


LER C R, postmaster 
Wood Rev J H, clergyman (Methodist) 


SHERIDAN. 


YaMuILL County. A post and express 
office, on the O. R. and N. Co’s Rail- 


way Narrow Gauge Division (West 


Side), 60 miles southwest of Portland. 
Population 225, 


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LIEN, TUGGLE & CO,, HARDWOOD LUMBER, *ax4,t2,Aeees © 


Oregon—Scottsb urgh-Silverton. 


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Anderson Gus, liquors 

BIBLE AS, general merchandise 

Cox D W, physician 

Eads W R, constable and hotel 

Elliott Rev F, clergyman (Methodist) 

Faulconer A B, livery stable and hotel 

Fenton W A, bootmaker 

Field John, physician 

Grinold J, blacksmith 

Jacubson R, general merchandise 

James W, blacksmith 

LaFollett Chas, attorney-at-law and col- 
lector 

Lemon W F, harnessmaker 

Maloney HS, county surveyor and no- 
tury public 

Mayer H F, gen mdse, clergyman and 
notary public 

McKune R livery stable 


MESSENGER CHAS H, 
and postmaster 

Potter 5, justice of peace 

Simpson J, butcher 

Smith & Epperly, druggist 

Snell R N, general merchandise 

Spring J, saloon 

Summerville H B, . neral agent 

Tilletson E, wagonmaker 


tinsmith 


SILVERTON. 


Marion Counry. A post and express 
office, 14 miles northeist of Salem. 
Population 250. 


Aiken Geo E, general merchandise 

Ames Bros, contractors and builders, 
sash and door factory, paint store and 
undertakers 

Blackerby Mrs, dressmaker 

Blackerby T R, tinsmith 

Brown J M, notary public 

Brown & McGuire, meat market 

Brown & Ross (J M Brown and R A 
Ross), real estate 

Cannon Bros, meat market 

Cannon T B, saloon 

Cline J L, jeweler 

Coolidge & McClaine, bankers 

Davis P A, druggist and physician 

DolanG W, attorney, notary public, 
real estate and collector 

Drake & Ross, druggist aad hardware 

Drake W H, blacksmith 

Eisenhart C, boarding-house 

Fitzgerell M, harness and saddlery 


GUILD H G, edivor and proprietor 
“Silverton Appeal’ 
Guild Mrs H G, music teacher 


Hayes J CO, druggist 
HIBBARD T 


, bookstore and _post- 
master 


Knight J A, bootmaker 


WHITE BRON. 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 


St,8.F. Black Walnut, Spanish Cedar, Veneers. 


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Lewis W H, wagonmaker 

McClure —, physician 

McMillan Mrs, milliner 

Miller & Nelson, general merchandise 

Riches & Cannon, butchers 

Sansom aRTOM ADE: 

‘GILVERTON APPEAL” (The), H 
G Guild editor and proprietor 

Simeral A F, bootmaker 

Skaife Bros, grist-mill 

Smith & Hammond, saloon 

Smith W R, meat market 

Welch W, dentist 

Wolford John, hotel 

Wolford John & Co, general mdse 


SIUSLAW. 


LanE County. A post-office, situated 
on a little stream called the Coyote 
Creek and 20 miles from Eugene City. 


ROBERTSON J H, farmer and post- 
master 


SKINS. 


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Ho YAMHILL County. See Dundee. 

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e CLapsop County, A post-office, on 


Columbia River, 7 miles west of 
Astoria. Reached daily by O, R. & 
N. Co,’s steamers. Population 50. 


Gore H C, blacksmith 
MeGtuire C A, livery stable 
Siefert Mrs, postmistress 
Smith 8 B, attorne 


WIRT AC& SON, hotel and general 
merchandise 


SLATE CREEK. 


JosEPpHIne County. See Wilderville. 


SNAKE. 


BawErR Country. See Dell. 


SNIPE. 


Umarmaia County. See Alba. 


SODAVILLE. 


Linn Country. A _ post-office, 3 miles 
southeast of Lebanon and 15 miles 
southeast of Albany. 


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Knight Mra J A, millinery and dress- | Cole W D, dry goods 


Carter L % groceries and postmaster 


FOOTE P, proprietor Fevnrtain 
House Hotel 


SOUTHPORT. 


Post-office Coos City; twenty miles from 
Empire City. Population 100. 


vegainn T, shipping agt Southport Coal 
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Jones B B, supt Southport Coal Mine 

JONES W B, assistant superintendent 
Southport Coal Mine 

Llewellyn Mrs T, varieties 

MacLaughlin D J, geneval merchandize 

Roberts D, hotel and saloon 


SPANISH GULCH. 


Grant County. Post-office 
Watson. 


LASSWELL & WARREN, saw-mill 
Thornburg C N, gen mdse 


SPANISH HOLLOW. 


Wasco County. See Wasco. 


SPARTA. 

Union County. A post-office, 32 miles 
northeast of Baker City. Population 
225. 

EASTERBROOK GEO W, postmaster, 
notary public and justice of the peace 

Murray A F, blacksmith 

Perkins & Barnett, gen mdse 

Wilkinson E, gen mdse 


SPRAGUE RIVER. 


Lake County. A post-office, 60 miles 
northeast of Linkville. 
Bryant W S, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 
JH, postmaster 
Leanord L, gen mdse 


SPRINGFIELD. 


Lane Country. A post-oftice, 34 miles 
from Eugene City, the county seat, 
on the Oregon & California R. R. 
(East Side); population 200. 

Cook J AC, saddles and harness 

Hamilton A S, drugs and gen mdse 

Lyne Geo E, blacksmith 

Maxwell T O, butcher 

Maxwell W S, hardware, stoves and tin- 
ware 


Camp 


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Penra Bros, saw and filour-muill 

Peters & Friendly, general merchandise 

Bpeagnee Milling Co, saw and grist- 
mil 

Stewart J W, gen mdse and postmaster 

Tyler J A, physician and surgeon 

Walker & Linder, blacksmiths 

Windom B C, wagons and carriages 

Wood Rev J H, clergyman (Methodist) 


STAYTON. 


Marion County. A post-office, 19 miles 
southeast of Salem; population 220. 


Blackerby E M, harness and saddlery 

Bonham C R, blacksmith 

Brown N 8, wagonmaker 

Caspbell G W, blacksmith 

Cusick G W, sash and door factory 

Follansby J L, general merchandise 

GARDNE A D, druggist, stationer 
and postmaster 

Grier John, carding-mills 

Hamilton P, saloon 

Hobson & Price, gen mdse 

Jones S A, flouring-mills 

Kitchen J M, physician 

McArthur Mrs, milliner 

McCauley S D, physician 

Neff D & Co, chair-makers 

Powell T, bootmaker 

Richardson A J, hotel 

Shaw & Sims, saw and planing-mills 

Thomas J P & Co, livery stable 

Thomas J W, furniture store 


STERLINGVILLE. 


Jackson County. A post-office. 


Ennis Frank, miner 
Gilson T H, farmer 
Haskins Newton, miner 
Parker Jacob, saw-mill 
Saltmarsh J B, miner 
Saltmarsh S, miner 


STIPP. 


Marion County. See Macleay. 


STONE. 


SUMMER LAKE, 


Lake County. A Pestionicy on the 
southern border of Summer Lake. 


BELKNAP J W, general merchandise 
and postmaster 
Hamilton Samuel, blacksmith 


SUMMERVILLE. 


Union County. A post-office, 15 miles 
northwest of LaGrande. Population 


Bennett*J ©, blacksmith 

Courtney P L, butcher 

End Jacob, furniture 

Hamilton M H, hotel 

Hubers B D, tinware and hardware 

McDowell C D, gen mdse 

McKENZIE & McLENNAN, dr ugs 
and groceries 

McKENZIE SIMON L, postmaster 

McWilliam R J, saloon 

Myers H A, livery stable 

Rinehardt J H, flouring-mill 

Ruhl H, gen mdse 

Sammer D & Bro, gen mdse 

Throe H P, blacksmith 

Waelty Godfrey, harnessmaker 


SUMMIT. 


Benton County. A post-office, on the 
O. R. & N. Co’s Railway, 119° miles 
southwest of Portland. 


Cannor & Crosnoe, general merchandise 
CRAIN GEO L, postmaster and hotel 
Crain Jas H, assistant postmaster 
Harris & Allen, general merchandise 
Luddath Robert S, blacksmith 

Mays C B, propr Mountain House 
McFarland Robt, carpenter and builder 
Savage M R, blacksmith and gunsmith 
Troxel Carter, chairmaker 


SUMPTER. 


Baker County. Post-office, Auburn, 
18 miles southwest of Baker City. 


DUCKWORTH H, hotel and dairy- 


man 
BakeER County, A post-office, 39 miles | Rimbal & Young, livery, hotel, butch- 


from Baker City. 
COLE J L, postmaster 


SULPHUR SPRINGS. 


Dovexas County. A post-office. 


CAMRON JOHN, postmaster 


ers, blacksmiths, saw-mill and general 
merchandise 


SUVER. 


Po.k Country. A post and express of- 
fice, on the Oregon & Califorma R. R. 
(West Side), 83 miles southwest of 
Portland. 


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Armor Geo, blacksmith 

Baily Geo, hotel 

Cole J W, physician 

Cole Mrs Mary T, physician 

Cole W C, general merchandise 

Cole Z F, saloon 

DALTON W E & BRO, general mer- 
chandise and warehouse 

De Clark & Samuels, warehouse 

Hamilton A C, general merchandise 

McLane W, hotel 


SWEET HOME. 


Linn County. A post-office; ‘14 miles 
southeast of Lebanon and 20 miles 
southeast of Albany. 


Abbott & Caldwell, sash, doors, etc 

Ames A, general merchandise 

Lubkir O T, postmaster 

McKinnon Wn, blacksmith and justice 
of peace 

Moss M G, hotel 

Rowell Geo, hotel 

Simons Edward, constable 


SIMONS W E, postmaster 
TANGENT. 


Linn County. A _ post-office; on the 
Oregon & California R. R. (East Side), 
86 miles southwest of Portland, and 
6 miles south of Albany. Population 
50. 

Beard J F, meat market 

BEARD J J, notary public 

Beard Z, general merchandise 

Grimes G, hotel and meat market 

Moore R, wheelwright 

Moses Mrs L L, general merchandise 

Newcomb I W, blacksmith 


TANSEY POINT. 


Ciatsoe County. Post-office Astoria. 


TANSEY POINT CANNERY, James 


Williams proprietor 
WILLIAMS JAMES, salmon packer 
TEN MILE. 
Dovcias County. A _ post-office; 14 


miles southwest of Roseburg. 


Irwin Wm, postmaster and general 
merchandise 


THE DALLES. 


Wasco County. A pust, express and 
telegraph office, situated on the 
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Portland. County seat of Wasco 

County. Population 2,100. 

The Dalles is a thriving agricultural 
town, dependent upon the really rich 
farming and fruit interests of the vicin- 
ity, which, in importance, are second to 
none in the State. The soil is of the 
richest quality, and the climate mild 
and sufficiently humid. Asa manufac- 
turing town it is also worthy of men- 
tion, for besides the O. R. & N. Co’s R. R. 
shops located here, and doing the con- 
structing and repair work for a large 
section of the road, there are numerous 
smaller manufacturing establishments in 
constant operation. They include two 
large flouring-mills, a planing-mill, an 
extensive brewery, several carriage fac- 
tories and. an iron and brass foundry. 
These shops in the aggregate employ 
a large number of men and Wontel Bate 
to the city’s prosperity. A prettier 
site for the city and a more healthful 
one could not have been selected. It is 
situated where the river runs swiftly 
and where the :ummer breezes the most 
frequently penetrate through the Cas- 
cade Range. The view of scenery from 
this locality, and especially from the 
stand-point of a few miles west of town, 
is remarkally fine and inspiring. The 
great fire of 1879 gave the town a serious 
set-back financially, from which it is 
said not to hive yet entirely recovered; 
but its appearance is greatly improved 
by the erection of many new buildings 
in place of the old ones, While its 
growth may be slow, we think its loca- 
tion will insure a steady and substan- 
tial advance to prosperity, The schouls, 
churches, newspapers and hotels are 

ood. Among the latter the Uinatilla 

ouse and the Cosmopolitan stand pre- 
eminent, and will compare favorably 
with a in the State. The Umatilla 
House, kept by Messrs. Handley & 
Sinnott, is a large and commodious 
hostelry, overlooking the river. Since 
the fire, in rebuilding the house has been 
enlarged and re-modeled aftcr the most 
approved plans, and furnished with 
modern improvemeuts. It contains 140 
rooms. The ticket and baggage office 
of the O. R. & N. Co. are in the build- 
ing, as well as the Western Union Tele- 
graph office. The Cosmopolitan is con- 

ucted by Mr. Thomas Smith, formerly 
of the Occidental, in Portland, which is 
a guarantee that it is run in a satisfac- 
tory manner, 


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Adams Charles, dentist 
AMS 8 B(Edes & Adams) 
Allen George, liquors 


Anderson A J, mgr I F Power's furniture 


store 
ANDERSON GEORGE, gunsmith and 


locksmit 


APPY MRS H J, physician and sur- 


geon 
Arnold Frank, wholesale and _ retail 
liquors 

Atwater J E, attorney-at-law 


AVERY MRS A N, physician and 


surgeon 

AVERY & APPY MESDAMES 

(Mrs A N Avery and Mrs H J Appy), 

physicians and surgeons (see adv ) 

Baden & Goldstein (Samuel Baden, Chas 

Goldstein an! Max M Baden), cloth- 

ing, etc 

Baldwin Bros (John and James Bald- 

win), liquors 

BAUM ABRAM, groceries, provisions 

and seeds, highest cash price paid for 

hides, wool and furs 

BEALL H M (Schenck & Beall), no- 

tary public 

Beck E, watchmaker and jeweler 

Bennett Alfred S (Watkins & Bennett), 

attorney 

Bettingen Albert, hardware, stoves, etc 

Bird J H, attorney-at-law 

Bissinger & Co (Adolph Bissinger, Port- 

land; Max Heilbronner, S F; Julius 

Heilbronner), wool, hides, etc 

BLAGEN N J, architect and builder, 

(see adv) 

BLAKENEY J W, boarding and lodg- 

ing house, opp post-office; meals 25 

cents 

Blumauer & Son (Benj and Sam Blu- 

mauer), general merchandise 

Boak Mrs J A, carpet weaver 

Bolter G T, propr The Dalles House 

Bonzey A K, liquors 

BUCHLER AUGUST. proprietor Co. 
lunbia Brewery (see adv) 

Bunnell Augustus, stoves, tinware, etc 

BUTLER LESLIE (Butler & True) 

BUTLER & TRUE (Leslie Butler and 

John B True), bakerv and groceries, 

Masonic Building 

Calhoun E E, atty-at-law and justice of 

the peace 

Cathcart Alex S, drayman and wood 
dealer 

Chrisman C F, groceries 

CITY IRON WORKS AND BRASS 
FOUNDRY, | W L Skibbe proprie- 
tor 

Clapp D ©, liquors 

Cleek & Parsons (H A Cleek and J Par- 
sons) Jackson Hotel : 


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CLERISH HENRY, Philadelphia 
Brewery Saloon 
Clifford Morton D, attorney-at-law 


Coffin Laban, register U S Land Office 
COLUMBIA’ BREWERY, August 
Buchler proprietor (see adv) 
Columbi: Hotel, — Nicholas propr 
CONDON J B attorney-at-law and 


notary public 


COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Thomas 
Smith proprietor 

Covington James, produce, etc 

CRATE BROS (John and Edward 
Crate), butchers 

Cropen J B, councilman 

Crossman Adam, saloon 

J B, auction and commis- 

sion merchant (see adv) 

Crum Albert, cigars and tobacco 

DAVIS MRS CATHERINE, Eureka 
Restaurant 

DEHM FLORIAN, watchmaker and 
jeweler, dealer in watches, jewelry, 
spectacles, etc 


DELMONICO RESTAURANT, T 
Jones proprietor 
Dickerson & Neitz (J B Dickerson and 
J C Neitz), butchers 
Doane O D, county supt and physician 
Doherty Mrs E, millnery, etc 


DOW J B (Dow & Thompson), agent for 
A Cook & Son’s Nursery, of Vancou- 
ver, W T (see adv) 

DOW & THOMPSON (J B Dow and 
George Thompson), butchers 

Dunham C E, druggist 

Earl Robert, salvon 

EDES & ADAMS (George A Edes and 
S B Adams), wire’woven beds 


EDES GEORGE A (Edes & Adams) 
EUREKA RESTAURANT, Mrs C 


Davis propr 

Fagan Patrick, merchant tailor 

Fisk F E, wholesale liquors and cigars 

Fitz Gerald E P, general merchandise 

Flynn Miss Annie, dressmaker 

FOUTZ C M, dealer in wines and 
liquors 

Frank L D, harness, saddlery, leather 
and findings 

Fredden J G, cigars, tobacco, fancy 
goods, crockery, etc 

Freiman Adolph, cigars and tubacco 

Freiman Joseph, boots and shoes 

French & Co (DM and J W French), 
bankers 

Frischer Robert, barber shop and baths 

Fulton John, county surveyor 

Fulton Richard, saloon 

Furman E M, pianos and organs 

Garretson W K, watchmaker and jew- 
eler 


GATES N H, attorney-at-law 


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Gehres Alois, candy factory, ice cream 
saloon and ice 

ig Henry, cigars, crockery and no- 
tions : 

GIBBONS R F, county clerk 

a peti Charles, cigars, tobacco, etc 

Gilhousen W H, photographer 

G D, physician and surgeon 

Glenn Hugh, contractor, builder ana 


cooper 
Glover Mrs Mattie, Occidental Restau- 
rant 


Gach RH, forwarding and commis’n | MI 


GRO. GER Y, Oro Fiuo 
Wineand Sample Rooms (see adv) 

Grunow F J, merchant tailor 

GWIN JF, agent OR&N Co 

Handley D, councilman 

LEY & SINNOTT (Daniel 

Handley and Nicholas B Sinnott), 
proprietors Umatilla House 

Harris S & N (Samuel and Nathan Har- 
ris), clothing and furnishing goods 

Heilbronner Julius, mgr Bissinger & Co 

Herbring & McIn: rny (Henry Herbring 
and J P McInerny), dry goods, cloth- 
ing, etc 

Hermans James H, ber bottler and vin- 
egar factory 

Hill & Mays (W Lair Hill and Pierce 
Mays), attorneys-at-law 

Hill W Lair (Hill & Mays), attorney 

Holbrook G H, druggist 

Hood R B, livery stable 

HUDSON T A, real estate and insur- 
ance agent, notary public and city 
recorder ‘suu advertisement) 

Irvine John, county commissioner 

Jackson Hotel, Cleek & Parsons proprs 

Johns W S A, attorney-at-law 

JONES T M, proprietor Delmonico 
Restaurant 


JOSEPH GUSTAVE, saloon and res- 


taurant (see advertisement) 
Kemp John, saloon 
Kerrison Harry, saloon 
» city marshal and 
collector (see advertisement) 
Korten Ben, saloon 
Ladd James R, county assessor 
Larsen E S, wool and hides 
LAUGHEAD C H, Oregon Bakery 
Lemke Fred, San Francisco Beer Hall 
LIEBE GEORGE A, wagon manufac- 
turer and blacksmith and mayor (see 
advertisement) 
Logan Dr Hugh (Logan & Richardson), 


oftice French’s Buildin, 

LOGAN & RICHARDSON (Hugh 
Logan and J A Richardson), physi- 
cians and surgeons, office French's 
Building 

Lucas George W & Co, tannery 

Lusher Rudolph, barber and baths 


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MANGOLD OTTO, groceries, fruits 
and vegetables, wholesale and retail 
MARSH & LANG (Robert Marsh and 

Col T S Lang), publishers 
McAllister A s, councilman 


McARTHUR HON L L, attorney-at- 


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McClure A §S, groceries, fruits, etc 

McFarland & French (E B McFarland 
and Smith French), gen mdse 

MICHEL JOHN, editor ‘‘Times- 
Mountaineer” 

HENRY, blacksmith and 

horseshoein . 

Michell Wm, planing-mill and wagon. 
factor 

Miller T W, stoves and tinware 

Milligan Wm & Co (Wm Milligan and 
Miss A C Hensley), millinery 

MOODY Z A, forwarding and com- 
mission, freight depot 

MOODY Z F, Governor of Oregon and 
dealer in general merchandise, for- 
warding and commission merchant 

“MOUNTAINEER” (THE) (weekly), 
the Mountaineer Publishing Company 
publishers, John Michell business 
mgr, (see advertisement) 

MYERS WINSLOW §, _attorney-at- 
law, notary public and searcher of 
records (see advertisement) 

Newman Lyon, groceries and bakery 

Nicholas T T, propr Columbia Hotel 

Nickelsen I é, books, watches and 
notions 

Nickelsen J C, county treasurer 

Nielsen H C, merchant tailor 

Nitschke Joseph (Prinz & Nitschke) 

Nolan M T, book and news depot 

ORO FINO WINE ROOMS, Henry 
Groenninger proprietor 

Parrott E, painter 

Parsons J (Cleek & Parsons) 


TERS JOSEPH T (0 Sylvester & 


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Powers Ii’, AJ Anderson mgr, furni- | 
ture and carpets 
Prinz & Nitschke (Theodore Prinz and 
Joseph Nitschke), furniture and car- 


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Quaide John, lodgings 

Ransome W R, contractor and builder 

Ray Wn, barber 

Reed RB, | W, F & Co, and agt 
Dalles and Yakima Cit eek Line 

RICHARDSON DR JAMES (Logan 
& Richardson), office French’s Build- 
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Rickinan Chas, saloon 

ROBINS we : ie a svi 
BINSO. , dentist (see adv 

ROGER ¥ P, Schooner Saloon and | 
Beer Hall 


Rubinow Herman, restaurant 


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chroeder Wolfgand, liquors aters ; sician 
Selling Jacob, nterel werohandise Watkins & Bevnett (George Watkins 
Seufert Frank D, butcher and fruits and Alfred S Bennett), attys-at-law 4 
SHIELDS MISS KATIE, fashionable | Wentz Henry, undertaker 
dressmaker Whitcomb L H & Co (LH and L J | am 
SIDDALL AR de ttt sentir: gas, baie Au boots and shoes, leather az 
ether or chloroform adminis and findings 
SKIBBE F W L, machine shop, black- | Whitman D A, bootmaker 
smith, wagon and carriagemaker Whitmore & Blank (H Whitmore and c 
SMITH THOMAS, proprietor Cosmo-; M Blank), contractors and builders 
=| politan Hotel, and councilman Whitten Benoni, attorney-at-law 
Smith W L, county commissioner Wickman Fred, bootmaker 
aa) Snipes & Kinersly (Benj E Snipes and | Wicks Edward, saloon 
Orion Kinersly), wholesale and retail, ane John, butcher 
pita har and also books and station- wer o 3 ee Hy (W N and Elwood 
ery, crockery, etc iley), stable 
we th (B E Snipes and James Williams & Marchbanks (George Wil- 


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Smith), flouring-mill liams and J H Marchbanks), livery 


Stackhouse J W, soda water mfr and|_ stable 
cigars and tobacco : Williams Wm E, restaurant 


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e| Sandman Oscar, bill poster UMATILLA HOUSE, Handley & | — 
8 Savage O S, county judge Sinnott proprietors (see adv) a= 

Savage OS, painter Velarde Andrew, house mover — 

2 SCHENCK & BEALL (J S Schenck | Vogt Frank, general merchandise = 

faa | and H M Beall), bankers Vogt Max, real estate | | 
A SCHENCK JS (Schenck & Beall) Waldron & Covillaud (George W Wald- o 


| Steuer H C, barber Wilson Mrs E M, postmistress 
@| Steuer Herman, barber won E & Co (Edward Wingate and 


Storrs J T, sheriff Williams), general merchandise 
Stowell C'A, architect WINTERMEIER ANTON, wagon- 


Strong W J & Co(W J and TN Strong), | __ maker (see adv) 
herness and saddler Wolf B & Co (Bernard Wolf, D M and 


SYLVESTER 0 & éo (Omar Sylves-| J W French), wool merchants 
ter and Joseph T Peters), lumber, | Zuberbuchler J C, saloon 


a building muterials and cord wood : 
~ hae a & bj re Gospan Taylor and Cc. ADAMS, 
phraim Ramsby), saloon ° 
$| Thornbury CN, receiver U S Land Of- D Hi INT T a5 Ss a 
S Tiesan J P, physician pith ral > 
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ma‘iager and editor (see adv) French & Co's SS paces 

TO M DZD, livery and feed | New Bank, ee eS 
Pi i mega in hay, grain and feed (see 

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Mrs, A. N. Avery. Mrs. H. J. Appy 


MESDAMES AVERY & APPY. 
GUR AED LOCKSMITE Physicians § Surgeons 


Guns, Pistols, Aramonitigg, jose « wane” snu crn « set 


2 -~ | Patients treated at a distance successfully. 
SHRAND FISHING TACKLE. Always enclose stamp fora reply. 


a All ;Kinds of Arms Repaired. |‘7 CONSULTATION ae = 
ce, cor, 2d an ington Ste., 
=| SECOND S8T., THE DALLES, OREGON. 


CEO. ANDERSON, 


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THE DALLES, OREGON. 


HARDWOOD LUMBFR, Sere ee wes eases oaks yekecer 


1096 Oregon—The Dalles. 
N. J. BLACEN, J. B. DOW, 


THE DALLES, OREGON. Agt. Cook & Son’s 


drebitect, Contractor and Builder Vancouver Nurseries. 


Third sSt., The Dalies, 0: egon. 


Plans, oecifinatiins and Estimates Is Prepared to Supply 
Furnished. 
Work Done Promptiy ana im a|fAUIT TREES AND SHROBBERY 
Business-like Manner. From the Largest Stock in the Northwest. 
J e B. CROSSEN 9 T. A. HUDSON, 


Tuer DALLES, OREGON. 


Anction 2 Commission Merchant Real Estate # Insurance Agent 


Naw and Second-Hand Bargains in City and Country Property always 
on hand. 

PUR NITDU ES EF) cotections Promptly Attended to, Loans Ne- 
Bought and 871i. gotiated. 


Correspondence will be promptly at- THE DALLES, 
tended to. OREGON. 


Columbia iremery 


AUGUST BUCHLER, ... Qe PROPRIETOR. 


THE DALIES, ORBGCN. 


Man. ‘actuver of the 


Celebrated Columbia Brewery Lager 


ORDERS FILLED FOR ALL PARTS OF OREGON, WASH- 
INGTON TER. AND IDAHO, 


" Oregon—The Dalles. 1097 


THE THE DELMONICO pg ogee 


Situated near the Railway Depot on Front Street, 
THE DALLES, OREGON. 

THE CHEAPEST ROTISSERIE IN ; 

OREGON. 

A Commodious Lodging House in Connection, Sm . 

The proprietor returns thanks to his friends and the public for their patronage in the past 


year, and would respectfully remind them that he still is to be found at the above popular resort, 
where he serves 


Fresh Oysters and Gans, Shor and Bteaks,, and Every Season’s Choice 
Luxuries 


Call in and See Me. 
Good Square aia CAR RR AAG Qe. | Oysters in Every Style,.......... 25c 


French Ckop House and Rotisserie 


pent 
uff ‘ip a’ ‘f Steaks, Chops, Oysters & Regular Meals 
mye " ty A | | Cooked in First-Class Style. 


This is the 


GUS. JOSEPH, Propr. 
Opposite Post Office, The Dalles, Oregon. 


FOR TRAVELERS’ SUPPLIES, 


Imported Beers, Ales, Liquors, Wines, and Havana Cigars, 
The Headquarters are 


Oro Fino Wine ? Sample Rooms 


Second St., bet. Court and Union, The Dalles, Oregon. 
HENRY GROENNINGER, Proprietor. 


@a@7The Oro Fino is the most popular resort in The Dalles. Private Rooms for Select Parties. 


The Celebrated Philadelphia Brewery Beer of San Francisco 


On Draugnrt, 


SAMUEL KLEIN, W. F. ROBINSON, D.D.S., 


SUPT MARGGAD eGORRESTOR 


THE DALLES, OREGON. 


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COLLECTIONS LEFT IN ™¥ Dentistry in all its Branches. 


PROMPT AND AS8S- Cor. Second and Washington Sts., 
SIDUOUS ATTENTION. THE DALLES, OR. 


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~The Leading Newspaper in Eastern Oregon. 
Has the Largest Circulation, 


-——AND IS THE— 
FEARLESS ADVOCATE OF THE PEOPLE’S RICHTS. 


[THE WEEKLY TIMES. 


| THE GREAT NEWSPAPER EAST of the CASCADES. 
ALWAYS TAKES THE LEAD IN NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL, 


And is Sprightly in its Expression. 


ALWAYS ALIVE TO THE LATEST ISSUES. 


RED BARN LIVERY ¢ FEED STABLE 
THIRD STREET, 
Between Laughlin and Washington, 
THE DALLES, OREGON. 


First-Class Saddle Horses, Sin. Sam 
gle and Double Teams po 

For Hire at Lowest Living Rates. eer 
Good Accommodations for Transient Stock. Spacious Corral. 
‘| M. D. TOWNSEND, Proprietor, Also Dealer in Hay, Grain and Feed 


New UMATILLA HOUSE)! 


THE DALLES, OREGON. 
HANDLEY & SINNOTT......... ........-. PROPRIETORS, 


THE LARGEST AND FINEST HOTEL IN OREGON. 


Railroad Passengers take Meals at this House. 
Free Omnibus to and from the Hotel. 
lire Froof Safe for the Safety of all Valuables. 
Ticket and Baggage Office of the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company, and Office of the 
Western Union Telegraph Company, are in the Hotel. 
Trairs depart from this House at 7:00 P, M. for Walla Walla, 


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Examination of Land Titles. 


THE DALLES, OREGON. 


TIDEWATER. 


Benton County. A post-office. A 
boat landing. 


e| Peck Wm, saw and shingle-mill and 
justice of peace 
Russell Thomas, banker 


TILLAMOOK. 


TILLAMOOK County. A post- -office, on 
Tillamook Bay;' population 125. 
GOODSPEED A L, sheriff 
EED HF, county clerk 
Oran Jacob, county treasurer 
Holden H F, county commissioner 


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Black Walnut Lumer, 22! Poses 


Oregon—The Dalles-Troutdale. 


1099 


CORSE 7 a pe — 2 — 


Cor. Third and Laughlin Ste., 
THE DALLES, OREGON. 


Carriage & Wagon Mannias‘nrer 
And General Blacksm:th. 


ight and Heavy Wagons constantly on 


ie and made to order. Repairing done 


f=... promptly and efficiently, and at lowest rates, 


Horseshoeing by Experienced Workmen, 


A. WINTERMEIER, 


OPERATES 


TLELE Ww AGON SECTOP 


Ta connection with the above peeing as 
where all kinds o 


Carriage and Wagon Making 
AND REPAIRING 
Is done promptly and at Reasonable Rates. 


MB Cor. Third and Laughlin Sts. 


THE DALLES, OREGON. 


Kemp Rev H, clergyman (Methodist) 
Martin A J, assessor 

Morgan Peter, county commissioner 
Perrin M K, county judge 

Ralston ——, constable 

Stillwell M V, constable 


TOLEDO. 


Benton County. A post-office, 58 miles 
west of Corvallis. 


ley, yee & Burns, saw-mill 
BISHOP C J & CO, general merchan- 


Grebe J D, general merchandise 
Rich H H, PATRON 


TRENT. 


Lanz County. A post-office, 16 miles 
southeast of Eugene City. 


BRIDGES DW, general merchandise 
TROUTDALE. 


Mo.tnoMAkH County. A post-office. 


| HARLOW J, grocer 


Ladd E, postmaster 
McGrow » blacksmith 
Wilson J, blackamith 


13 & 16 Main and 14 & 16 pear 
ailnut, Spanish Cedar, Veneers. 


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TUALITIN. 


WasuHinatTon County. A post-office, 3 
miles southeast of Beaverton and 1 
miles south of Portland. 


Cummings Ben, ger. .adse and post- 


master 
Durham S A & Co, flour and lumber 
mfrs 


TULE LAKE. 


Kuiamatu County. <A post-office, 4 
miles southwest of Langell’s Valley. 


WHITNEY E, general merchandise 


and postmaster 


TURNER. 


Marion County. A post and express 
office. A pretty village on the Oregon 
& California R. R., 9 miles south of 
Salem. It is built on a level plain, 
surrounded by lands remarkabl< for 
their productiveness. The town oasts 
a flouring-mill and elevator. The mill 
is operated by Mr. A. Shaw, and is of 
250 to 300 barrels per day capacity, 
with new process machinery. Turner 
enjoys water-power brought by a ca- 
pacious ditch ‘rom Mill Creek. 


Aholhauser Henry, blacksmith 


Bleakney Bros, undertakers 


Cornelius O H P, druggist 
Cornelius Mrs V H, milliner and dress- 
maker 
Crocker L B, carpenter 

er Job, blacksmith 
GAR & TRACY (Rankin Edgar 
and James B Tracy), butcher shop 
HAWES W J, wagonmaker 
Hussey Mrs F A, dressmaker 


Janney Phineas, bootmaker 
KAUFMAN 1B, stoves, tin and 
hardware 

Klinger Maurice, saloon 

Knight S D, hi: tel 

Matteson F S, justice of peace, notary 
and taxidermist 

McKinney & Smith (E E McKinney and 
H W Smith), general merchandise 
and warehouse 

Molteson F S, notary public 

Potter & Watson (J Potter and J M 
Watson), hotel 

Robertson M A C, sec Pearl Lodge, No 
66,A F& AM 

SHAW ANGUS, flouring-mill 

Smith H H, school teacher 

Smith & Potter (L S Smith and A Pot- 


ter), stage line 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


: LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO,, 7522 mus xn, ore , 5 eiet 


Oregon—Tualitin- Union. 


THOMASE N & CO(E Nand JA 
Thomas, and George W Conser), gen- 
eral merchandise 

THOMAS BR O, agent Oregon and Cali- 
fornia R R, postmaster, and agent 
Wells, Fargo & Co 


TYGH VALLEY. 


Wasco County. A post-office, 32 miles 
from The Dalles. 


Pratt J C, justice of peace 
STALEY H, general merchandise 


UMATILLA. 


Umatitta County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, on the Columbia 
River, 225 miles above Portland, and 
36 miles distant from Pendleton. It 
is at the junction of the Umatilla and 
Columbia Rivers, and is a point to 
which large consignments of freight 
are made. 

Foster J R & Co, general merchandise 

Gordon A L, blacksmith 

Horn David, agt U 1&O Stage Line, 
Union Hotel 

Jack A R, liquors 

KOONTZ J H, general merchandise, 
forwarding and commission, justice 
of peace and postmaster 

Kunzie J H, agt W, F & Co 

Lindsey C M, confectionery and notions 

Myers Mrs F, flouring-mills 

Stanfield R N, livery stable and notary 
public 

Theodore D, liquors 

Wilson Mrs, hotel 


UMPQUA FERRY. 


Dovatas County. A post-office. 


Clarke & Baker, saw-mill 

Cranfill R M, carpenter 

Davidson G M, physician 

Kamp Wn, biacksmith and hotel 

SHAMBROOK 8 & SON, general mer. 
chandise 


Union County. A post and express 
office, situated in the celebrated 
Grand Ronde Valley, and is now the 
county seat. The stock and agricul- 
tural interests in this vicinity are 
rapidly developing. Population 800. 


Ayles 8, cooper 
Baer Mrs Clara, milliner 


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street,8. KF. Wagon Steck, Cabinet Woods, Pte “f 


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Baer L, general merchandise and agri- 
cultural implements 

Baker & Eakin (M Baker and R Eakin), 
attorneys-at-law 

Beidleman D, harnessmaker 

Bell & Crites (O T Bell and J R Crites), 
attorneys and notaries public 

Bennett ——, district judge 

Benson A F, county treasurer and livery 


the State. 


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stable , 
Block & Wilson, druggists 
Boskonitz I A & Co, general mdse 
Brainard & Baird, paints, oils, and tin- 


ware 

Burns John, hardware, stoves and tin- 
ware 

Burrouchs S B, carpenter 

Carroll W T, blacksmith 

Cates Ed E, justice of peace, collector 
and conveyancer 

Cates John A, cabinetmaker 

Chancey A, boarding-house 

Chase Eugene, county surveyor 

Chomson J B, carpenter 

Coffinbury C C, blacksmith 

Collins ——, county supt schools 

Craig A C, county judge 

Crawford T H, attorney-at-law 

Cromwell I N, physician 

Culbertson A, livery and feed stable 

Davis W F, mayor 

Deering —, physician 

Denny A J, cooper 

Dolby Joel B, county commissioner 

Eakin R, attorney-at-law 

EATON J B, general merchandise 

Katon J B Jr, gen mdse 

Emery H C, carpenter 

Foster Thomas H, meat market 

Gardner A W, watchmaker 

Goodal O P, county assessor 

Hannah S, agt Utah, Idaho & Oregon 
Stage Co 

Heritage M, painter 

Hyde J OC, district attorne 

Hyde & Reed (T C Hyde and J H Reed), 
attorneys-at-law 

Jones & Bros, as. Fe ad 

Levy Adolph, agt Hamburg-American 
Packet Co and gen mdse 

Lichtenthaler D W, register U S Land 
Office and notary public 

McCOMAS E 8, publisher ‘“ Mountain 
Ser ‘inel” 

McComas ES & JT, patent medicines 

McCOMAS W H, editor “ Mountain 
Sentinel ” 

McLaughlin —, livery stable 

Mettler Louis, wagonmaker 

Montgomery Mrs, milliner 

Moore Dan F, propr Centennial Hotel 

Morelock & Rinehart, Union, Summer- 
yun Weston and Walla Walla Stage 

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McComas publisher 

Ray CB, dentist 

Rees D B, agt N W Stage Co and 
Wells, ror & Co Express 

Remillard Ed, liquors 

Remillard & Mongeon, saloon 

Rinehart W E, county coroner 

Robbins & Benson, meat market 

Rogers R J, sheriff 

Roth Wn, carpenter and councilman 

Sailsburg, Hailey & Co, proprs Utah, 
Idaho and Oregon Stage Co 

woe os oseph H, real estate and notary 
public 

Sisson Samuel, carpenter 

Skiff Willis, councilman 

Slater, Crawford & Slater, attorneys-at- 


law 

Snodgrass & Miner, gen mdse and agri- 
cultural implements 

Starks Geo, cigars, tobacco, confection- 
ery, stationery and postmaster 

Steel Geo, liquors 

Thompson Geo, bootmaker 

Thomson Mrs J B, milliner 

Ulm & Lloyd carpenters and cabinet- 
makers 

White G F & Co (G F White and James 
Welsh), carpenters 

White James, cigars, tobacco, confec- 
tionery and stationery 

Wilmot —, city marshal 

Wilson Wm, saloon 

Woodel Wm, county commissioner 

Wright G & Sons, gen mdse and flouring- 


mills 
WRIGHT:W T, county clerk 


UNIONTOWN. 


Jackson County. A post-office; 9 
miles from Jacksonville. 


CAMERON T, general merchandise 
VERNONIA. 


Cotumsra County. A post-office, 


Baker F, carpenter and builder 
Dow Geo W, cooper 

Fleisher Emil, general merchandise 
Lavender T H, blacksmith 


VILLARD. 


Wasco County. A post-office. 


Cooper John, lumber and wood 
FOX JOHN W, postmaster 
FOX, SCOTT & CO, general mdse 
McCoy E O (Fox, Scott & Co) 
McDonald J, blacksmith 


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VINSON. 


Umarmia County. A post-office; 28 
miles west of Pendleton. 


Adams L, hotel 
Evarts L, general merchandise 
Lightfoot S G, justice of peace 
Newman F A, blacksmith 
& VINSON, general mer- 
chandise and livery stuble 
NN JOHN 8, postmaster and 
notary public 


VIOLA. 
Cuackamas County. A post-office. 


Byland DC, physician 

Byland M D, druggist 

DICKSON J, saw and flour-mill and 
postmaster 

Kercham W P, flour-mill 

LEWIS B C, general merchandise 

Mattoon O P, blacksmith 

Miller W H, saw-mill 

Stora D C, blacksmith 


WALDO. 


JOSEPHINE Country. A post-office; 14 
miles southwest of Jacksonville. 
Population 110. 


any v GM, hotel and livery sta- 

i 

Bennett J, saw-mill 

Bryan F, liquors 

Decker C, general merchandise 

Hogue E B, blacksmith 

Mack J F, justice of peace 

Scott’s Gulch Hydraulic Mining Co 

Simmons Geo, blacksmith 

Waldo Hydraulic Mining Co 

Wimer J & Sons, general merchandise 
W J, postinaster 


WALDPORT. 


Benton County. See Collins. 


WALDRON. 


Wasco County. A post-office. 


Helms A Jr, notary public 
HELMS MRS M J, postmistress 


WALTERVILLE. 


Lane County. A post-office, 17 miles 
from Eugene City. 


COPENHAVER M J, postmaster 


Holloway Wm, brewer 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, 


DANIEL MORCROSS & CO. 27iszz crete, Posaties tse Bet 


Oregon—Vinson—Waterloo. 


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'Millican Geo, cattle dealer 

Smeed Stephen, hop grower 

Weaver J & Bros, general merchandise 
Williams John & Co, general mdse 


WAPINITIA. 


Wasco County. A post-office. 


Alexander Geozge, hotel 

Capps J D, blacksmith 

Paquet F X, general merchandise 
Thomas L S, hotel 

Young Jerry, postmaster 

Young R, liquors 


WARM SPRINGS. 


Umarit.a County. Post-office Watson. 
Purdy J B & Sons, hotel 


WARM SPRINGS. 


Wasco Counry.. A post-office estab- 
lished at the Warm Springs Indian 
Agency and is upon the Warm Sprin 
Indian Reserve; is situated about 8 
miles south of The Dalles on the east 
slops of the Cascade Range of moun- 
taius and about 2 miles from the Des- 
chutes River. No whites are permit- 
ted to reside here except agent em- 
ployees and those who have business 
with the Indians under the authority 
of the Government. 


Farley Mrs N J, postmistress 

Farley Wm J, physician 

Luckey W H, blacksmith 

McQoy A R, hotel and teacher 

McCoy Geo W, teacher 

SMITH JJ, trader and seneral mer- 
chancdise 

Smith John, Indian agent 

WalkerC W, clerk 

Walker M W, sawyer and gen mechanic 


WASCO. 


Wasco Country. A post-office, 


BARNETT W M, general merchandise 
WATERLOO. 


Linn County. A post-office, 20 miles 
southeast of Albany. Population 100. 


Beebe J O & Co, saw-mill and bow] fac- 
to 

Carter FM, flour-mill 

GAGER § D, hotel and postmaster 

Glass MS & J DD, saw-milt 

Gross Geo, hotel] and grocery 


Tabular Wheelbarrows, Bolt and Kridge 
Work, 887 Main Street. San Francisco, 


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, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING 


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PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING 


Healy F, justice of peace 
Hom nced Roes, saw-mill 
Reed J & Co, saw-mill 


WEATHERBY. 
Baxer County. A post-office. 


Campbell Collin, attorney-at-law 
Campbell J M, blacksmit 
Gilchrist David & Co, quarts mill and 


mine 
Porter Thos & Co, blacksmiths 
Vandevener Samuel, saloon 


J & CO, general 
merchandise 


WELLS. 


Bexton County. A post-office, on the 
Oregon and California R. R. (West 
Side), 10 miles north of Corvallis. 


Dickson Wm, blacksmith 
MSON & MILLER, ware- 


no public . 
Liewallan R, blacksmith 
Marshall H O, brick mason 
McOull G P, physician 
McColl & (Miller, stationery and drug- 


gists 

McCoy W H, druggist 

McKenzie & Cavanaugh, agricultural 
implements and lumber yard 

etna A W, contractor and builder 

Miller Mrs M E, millinery 

O'Neil Miss Sadie, dressmaker 

Pauly F M, varieties 

Prine & Sylvester, saloon 

Procbstel Bros (’ and C B Proebstel), 
flour mill 

Pruett Rev W H, clergyman (Baptist) 

Ridenour Bros, hotel 

Saling & Reese, general merchandise 

Simpson W A, barber 

wen A, collector, varieties and notary 
public 

Steinaker & Co, gen mdse 

Truesdale Joseph, Jumber 

Weaver J H, blacksinith 


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WILLIAMSON BN, general merchan-) Wy 4 Williamson er ate a 
; ublishers 


ILLIAMSON & McCOLL (W T 
Willismson and G.P McColl), pub- 
lishers ‘Western Weekly Leader” 

Williamson W T, physician 

Wilson W H, clergyman (Presbyterian) 

WOOD L §, notary public, collecting 
ageut and postmaster 

Young J W, hardware 

Young J W Jr, atturney-at-law 


WESTPORT. 


Cuarsop County. A post and telegraph 
office, on Columbia River, 70 miles 


WEST CHEHALEM. 


Yamuitt County. A post-office, 6 
miles northeast of Lafayette. Popu- 
lation 60. 


Bates P A, flour-mill 
Wilkerson Thos H, gen mdse 


Umatitia County. <A post and express 
office, situated in an extensive graiu 
and stock country, about 21 miles 


south of Walla Walla, W, T., and 72; f : 
miles by stage tigi the Golumbia northwest of Portland and 30 miles 


River at Umatilla. It is a thriving ogy gid eel reashed te Oe 
town of 500 inhabitants, and steadily Ns, Core: Greeny « F opalantons ar 
growing. POvELL @ Keone Mills 
F : » assistant postmaster 
peers Bross planing-mill Tompkins R, Westport Mills 
sed aidh iesgta ppat lorie West D, general merchandise 
a Bradley & Basye (Amos Bradley and T TORT OH oy ¢ LE MANU: 
asye), hote 


a Dupuis J B, harness and saddles FACTURING ovat ela 


Dasenbery N & Co, gen mdse 
Graham & Son, livery stable 


Griffin H B, saloon WEST UNION. 


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Guessaz E L, watchmaker and jeweler) ww jsuicron County. A post-office, 5 
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a b help rosa stabl miles northeast of Hillsboro and 12 
fe John 8 A hotel ry ” miles northeast of Portland. 
© Jones J B, tinsmith and hardware HOARD J G, groceries 


3/ Knox Adam, wagonmaker 


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Schlueter Fred, blacksmith 


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WHEATLAND. WILLAMETTE SLOUGH. 


Yamuaiut County. A t-office, on|MuntNoman County. A post-office, 12 
Willamette River, reached by O.R.&| miles northwest of Po d. 


N. Co's steamers, 58 miles southwest! awewey A P, wood dealer 


Darneil —, physician 
Forest L C, Tehouits wholesale and re- WILLAMINA. 
YamuI., County. A post-office, 


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Fowler Chas, wagonmaker 


, bo k Bailey H, eaw-mill 
pore i carchons Churchman R L, general merchandise 


Isham J T, ferr Monroe J, flouring-mill 
Smith A J blacksmith Woodon James, butcher 


WILLIAMSON C 8, druggist, fancy : 
goods and postmaster WILLIAMS. 


JOSEPHINE County. A post-office; 11 


WHITEAKER miles southwest of Jacksonville, 
Marton County. A post-office. JOHN DAVID, postmaster 


Boraiog Jahn, hotel WILLOW SPRINGS. 


W, general merchandise and 
postmaster Jackson County. A post-office; 64 
Thomas Harry, butcher | miles northwest of Jacksonville. 


Medgar & 4, bincham ith ' Bamaburg A, blacksmith 
aaa COOKE N, general merchandise and 
postmaster 
WILDERVILLE. Fischer Daniel, blacksmith 
Herd Jas, lumber-mills 
JosEPHINE County. A post-office. Ingram J W, miner 


Birdsey & Vance, general merchandise | Little TH, machinist 
Holton DS, hewitlan Peters W H, machinist 


Jones Alex, hotel 


Jones H D, hotel and postmaster 
Kellogg J ¥, blackamith WILSONVILLE. 
Knight J I, hotel Ciackamas County. A post-office. 
Smith J M, gen mdse and saloon Bell Daniel, flour-mill 
ais Boyse John, flour-mill 
Chaeffer Albert, saw-mill 


‘ H H D, blacksmith 
WILHOIT SPRINGS. — | Harms HD, blackemith 


Cuackamas County. A post-office, sit-}| chandise and postmaster 
uated in the foot-hills of the Cascade | WILSON RI , assistant postmas- 
Range of mountains, 20 miles east of} ter 
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miles from Salem, 25 miles from Ore- 
gon City and 38 miles from Portland. WOODBURN. 
McLERAN M.L, general merchandise | MARion Cousty. A post and express 
and postmaster Office; on the Oregon and California 
Bod: R. R. (East Side) 17 miles northeast of 
pent the wag i Pe a 35 miles 
southwest of Portland. It is a grain 
WILLAMETTE FORKS. producing section, on what is known 
Lang County. A post-office, 6 miles} asthe French Prairie, at junction of 
northeast of Eugene City. Oregon and California R. ik. 


Skinner M H, drugs and groceries Allen & Ainsworth, builders of headers 

Smith G 8, millwright Bouney B S, stock raiser 

Smith H, saw-mill Clark T W, tin and hardware 

SUTTER FRANK, general merchan- | COOLEY B F, general merchandise and 
dise postmaster 


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Waterford I, bootmaker 


WOODVILLE. 


Jackson County. A_ post-office; 16 
miles from Jacksonville. 


Evans Jacob, justice of peace 
HAMMOND E W, postmaster 


Woods John, general merchandise 


YAQUINA. 


Benton County. A post-office. 


Altree E 8S, hotel 

VAN CLEVE COLL, propr ‘The 
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At 82.50 per Annum. 

An eight-page, five-column pa r, the leading 
paper of Central Oregon. Published at the West- 
ern terminus of the Oregon Pacific R. R., at the 
great seaport of Yaquina Bay. The Post has a 
large circulation, which will continue to increase 
as the line of road extends East to meet the Ore- 
gon short line. Advertisements inserted at rea- 
sonable rates. Address, COLL VAN CLEVE, 

Editor and Proprietor, Yaquina, Oregon. 


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Dovexas County. 


Applegate Bros, warehouse 

Booth Bros, general merchandise, fur- 
niture and agricultural implements 

Huntington Benj, warehouse 

Smith & Cowan, warehouse 


TRACEY CE, general merchandise 
ZENA. 


Pork County. A post-office; 7 miles 
northwest of Salem. Population 40, 


GIMBLES 8, postmaster 
Hunt J T, blacksmith 


ZION. 


Cuackamas County. A post-office; 16 
miles northeast of Oregon City. 


Deshiclds J K, saw-mill 

Hoffman P, saw-mill 

Linn James O, blacksmith 

Linn & Berghardt, grist-mill 
SHANKLAND W H, postmaster 


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WASHINGTON. 


See, also, List of Towns Received Too Late for Regular Insertion. 


Before Alaska, which is not yet organized, was added to the domain of the 
Unit:d States, the most northwestern portion of the country was Washington 
Territory, ‘lhis‘Territory lies between the parallels 45° 32' and 49° north lati- 
tude, and the meridians uf 117° and 124° 8' west longitude from Greenwich. On 
the west it is bounded by the Pacitic Ocean. On the north it is divided from 
British Columbia by a line running through the centre of the Strait of Juan de 
Fuca, the Canal de Haro and the Gulf of Georgia as far as the 49th parallel ; 
thence along this parallel to the west line of Idaho. This northern line is, there- 
fore, quite uneven. It was run so crookedly, after a tedious arbitration, in order 
that Great Britain might not be deprived of important settlements which her sub- 
jects mainly occupied. On the south, the Columbia River, to about the 119th 
meridian, and thence, eastwardly, the 46th parallel separate the Territory from 
Oregon. Its limit on the east is Idaho along the 117th meridian to Lewiston, and 
then the line follows the Snake River till it intersects with that of Oregon. 

The length of Washington Territory, from north to south, ranges from 200 
to 250 miles and its greatest breadth from east to west is about 360 miles. Its 
coast length is 245 miles, and its full shore line 1,738 miles. It is smaller than 
most of the Territories and several of the Western States, having an area only of 
69,994 square miles, or 44,796,160 acres, but is, nevertheless, one-and-a-half times 
as large as New York or Pennsylvania. Exclusive of the arca covered by the 
waters of Puget Sound, and the mountainous segion, which is unfit for cultiva- 
‘tion, there would probably remain 35,000,000 acres. Of these 20,000,000 acres are 
timber lands, about 5,000,000 acres are rich alluvial bottoms, and 10,000,000 are 
prairies and plains. Of the latter, a large proportion is well adapted for wheat 
culture, and all of it for stock raising. 

The tenth census of the United States, taken in 1880, gave the Territory 
75,120 inhabitants, or about one to the square mile. The official returns of the 
Territorial census of 1881, however, show a decrease to 70,728. On this head the 
Auditor of the Territory remarked in his biennial report, dated October 1, 1881 : 
‘'The census returns for the last two years have been very incomplete and unsat- 
isfactory. Experience clearly shows that assessors in several of the counties have 
failed to do their duty. We have every reason to belicve that the population of 
the Territory, under a correct enumeration, would show an increase of from ten 
to twelve thousand over the sid okt, presented,” 

In the whole Territory there are now about 14,000 Indians, who are domi- 
ciled at various reservations, where they live peaceably and are gradually advanc- 
ing in civilization. In 1858-9 there was a great accession to the population, in 
consequence of the discovery of gold on the Frazer River, British Columbia, in 
the preceding year. Large numbers of people flocked into the Territory in 1861-2 
during the time of excitement incident to the gold discoveries on the Salmon 
River. In 1863 the Territory of Idaho was taken off from hi bgge el and the 
area of the latter was thus reduced to one-half its former limits. During recent 
years there has been aconstantly increasing development of the varied and abound- 
ing natural resources of the Territory. Farming, mining, lumbering and fishing 
offer infinite opportunities for the successful display of enterprise and energy. 


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_ AINSWORTH. 


Wurrman County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, on the Northern 
Pacific R. R. (Pend d’Oreille Division), 
12 miles from Wallula Junction. 

Carlyle Mrs H, milliner 

Harper & Toles, notions 

Kahlon Mrs S M, varieties 

Lay V D, justice of the peace 


Sprague & Fairweather, gen mdse 
SPRAGUE W W, postmaster 


ALDERTON. 


Prerce County. A be aa on the 
Northern Pacific R. R. (Puyallup 
Branch), 13 miles southeast of New 
Tacoma. Population 75. 


METCALF M M, general merchandise 
MOORE M, postmaster 


ALMOTA. 


Warrman County. A post and ex- 
press office, 17 miles from Colfax. 


Brand Matthew, blacksmith 

Hungate Bros, flour-miils 

OR& N Co, dock and warehouse depot 

Ringer L M, general merchandise 

Smith John, blacksmith 

Pppiiog Henry, postmaster and livery 
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Spencer Mrs J, hotel 
Taft Charles, saloon 


ALPHA. 


Warman County. A post-office. Pop- 
ulation 50. 


Lieuallen C, general merchandise 


ALPOWA. 


GARFIELD County. A _ post-office, 75 
miles northeast of Walla Walla. 

Alpowa Toll-road Co 

W. ER N A, postmaster 


ALTO. 


Corumsra County. A post-office, and 
way station of 0. R. & N. Co.’s Rail- 
way, situated 305 miles northeast of 
Portland, Oregon, in a farming com- 
munity. 


WARING E F, postmaster 


1107 
ANACORTES. 


‘Wuatcou County. A post-office, on 
the 0. R. & N. Co.’s Railway, 267 
miles north of Portland, Oregon, 


Alden Academy, Rev E O Tade principal 

BOWEN AD & CO (A D Bowen and 
F M Walsh), publishers of ‘* North 
West Enterprise” 

Bowman Amos, notary public, mining 
and civil engineer, and postmaster 

BOWMAN & OAKLEY, ‘civil and 
mining engineers, bridge builders, 
commission merchants, and general 
merchandise 

“NORTH WEST ENTERPRISE 

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ANATONE. 


GARFIELD County. A post-office. 


BEAN & FARRISH, saw-mill 

Flock John, brickmakcr 

Holm A, cabinetmaker 

ISECKE CHAS, general merchandise 
and postmaster 

Pierce J C, cooper 

Pinkham D, butcher 

Puffer A J, stock raiser 

Rodgers W & Co, shingle-mill 

Shmidt & Trott, butchers 

Tuttle Benj, blacksmith 


ARCADIA. 


Mason County. A post-office, 8 mile ® 
northeast of Oakland. Population 70° 


WILLSON E A, hotel and county audi- 
or 


ARTHUR. 
Kine County. A post-office. 


Ames Geo W, lodging 

Cado I, farmer 

Davis Geo W, farmer 

Daws Edward, painter 
Ducharm Frank, machinist 
Hooker Ernest, farmer 

Ire Joseph, carpenter 

Keith J H, farmer 

Owens Oscar, farmer 

Russell C O, postmaster and miller 
Sidebottan Henry, carpenter 
Taylor James, farmer 
Valentine J K, farmer 


ARTONDALE. 


Prerce County. A post-office, 


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stmaster ene ‘justice of the peace, Po: 
HUNT B, Uaroenter and boat-| Blakeley ? , 
builder Elofsen Nelson, dairyman 
Miller Daniel, cooper Guthrie & Co, stevedores 
Hall Bros, shipbuilders 


Lunn Andrew, bootmaker 
ASSOTIN CITY. McDonald Daniel, sparmaker and car- 
: penter 
GanviELD County. A post office: McGuier Lucius, physician 
Earnest Fred, blacksmith Peterson B, bootmaker 
Kanawyer J J, carpenter PORT BLAKELEY MILL CO, Wm 


ENON wt ae : 
RENTC ILLIAM, ostmaster 
BAY VIEW. Sackman & Co, hotel . 


Ocean Canning Co, canneries Shobrook J, confectionery 
Young Fred, saloon 


BEACH. BOISTFORT. 


Wuatcom County. A post-office. L C As ohatAdion. ia tail 
Ewis County. post-office, 14 miles 

BEACH WADE H, postmaster southeast of Chehalis. : 

me Crofot Harry & Edmond, flour-mill 


BEAVER. Fry John C, bootmaker 
Tuurston County. A post-office, 6 ONYAN J ©, postmaster and black- 


miles southwest of Olympia and Tum- | grr Tw AN J, saw-mill 
water. 


TUDSON OP, postmaster BRENTS. 


ve Spokane County. A_ post-office, 50 
BETHANY. palloe north of the Northern Pacific 


Wuirman County. A post-office. IAH bn nate 
PITT WILLIAM RB, postmaster enh hit es sadly 
BROOKFIELD. 


BICKELTON. Pacrric County. A post-office, on the 
Kixrrat County. A post-office, onthe} Columbia River, 12 miles northeast of 
Columbia River. Astoria, Oregon; population 160, 


, postmaster Bell E I, cooper 


BICKLE CHARLES. “ : es 
BICKLE & FLOW general mer- | Columbia Canning Co 
chandise and harilware Elliott J G, cooper 
Flour Chas E, druggist Fisher Joh fe pene, eMart 
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Pillar Rock Packing Co 


BIRDSVIEW. paces 
Wuatcom County. A post-office. BRUCEPORT. 


Dunvan «& Sanger, loggers Pactric County. Post-officeSouth Bend, 
Finney A R, blacksmiths 48 miles north of Astoria, Or. Pop- 
Hamilton William, yen mdse ulation 30. 


has, dse . 
een . aly Fisher Chas, general merchandise 


McLeod A, hotel JOHN, general merchandise 
Minkler B S, saw-mill 


Papin & Jacobs, loggers BRUSH PRAIRIE. 


Pressentirs Charles, notary public 
Crarke County. <A post-office, 12 


iles north of Vancouver, ‘ 
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: VADNAIS CHAS, general merchandise | ? 
Krrsarp County. A post-office, and postmaster r 


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CAPPS. 


Spokane County. A post-office. 


CAPPS J §, postmaster 
CARBONADO. 


Pierce County. A post-office. 


Bradley Wm & Co, saloon 

Carbon Hill Coal Co 

INGALLS EG, general merchandise 
Lee Alex, druggist and postmaster 


CARBON HILL. 


Prerce Coonty. See Carbonado. 


CASCADES. 


SxamantA County. A’ post and tele- 
graph office, on the north bank of the 
Columbia River, 60 miles northeast 
of Portland, Or. Population 16U. 


Andrews Mrs A, general merchandise 
Andrews John E, county clerk 
Freeman Otis, probate judge: 
Goodhart Joseph, justice of peace 
MOFFETT THOS, general merchandise 
and notary public 
Monaghan Thos & Co, gen mdse 
Nevens James, county commissioner 
Perkins Wm, county commissioner 
Webber N, saloon 
WHITE JOHN, sheriff 


CASTLE ROCK. 


Cowui1z County. A post-office, reached 
by O. R. & N. Co’s steamers and N. 
P. R. R., 59 miles, 


Carnino R §, bricklayer 
Huntington Mrs E R, supt of schools 
Huntington H V, justice of peace 


Huntington J B, carpente: 
HUNTINGTON W , postmaster and 
clergyman (Christian Church) 


Jackson Wm, general merchandise 

Pyle G R, carpenter 

Pyle L E, groceries and provisions 
hite Geo F, surveyor 

Whittle Wm, general merchandise 


CATHLAMET, 


Waukiakum County. A post-offic? on 
Columbia River, reached by O. R. & 
N. Co’s steamers 71 miles northwest 
of Portland. Population 150. 


Baker Edward, county commissioner 
Birney A. saloon 


Washington—Capps-Chehalis, 


1109 


CLEMENS J W, county sch : 
intendent and sheriff y school super: 


Graham J W, justice of peace 
Kent Thomas, county commissioner 
Masten John, county commissioner 
ROBERTS GEO B, general merchan- 
dise, judge probate court and notary 
vublic, deputy county auditor and 
recorder 
SHEPHERD COLUMBUS 6, county 
T shor dF justice of th 
asker J F, justice of the peace 
Walker Samuel, justice of the peace 
Warren F M & Co, salmon packers 


CEDAR CREEK, 


Wuitman County. A post-office. 


LA DON E A, postmaster 


CEDARVILLE. 


CHEHALIS County. A post-office, 28 
miles southwest of Olympia. 


SMITH JAMES, postmaster 
CENTREVILLE. 


Lewis County. Post-ofice Skookum- 
chuck. OnN. P. R. R. ‘Pacific Di- 
vision), 3 miles south of Skookum- 
chuck and 31 miles southwest of New 
Tacoma. 


Agnew James, general merchandise 
Calkins M J, saloon 

Crosby & Woodham, gen mdse 
Davis D M & Co, gen mdse 

Dison Chas, blacksmith 

Hanson Henry, harness and shoemaker 
Hight A W, saw-mill 

Jamison J L, general merchandise 
Null Z, carpenter and wagonmaker 
Rolland O, Ya ata 

Sargent A A, flour-mill 

Young Joseph, hotel 


CHEHALIS. 


Lewis County. A post and express 
office on the N. P. R. R. (Pacific Di- 
vision), 37 miles southwest of New 
Tacoma. 

Barnett Mrs HE, hotel 

Herndon J 8, druggist 

Herox M, saloon and hotel 

Rondebach & Botham, flour-mill 

Sanders A, saloon 

Tullis A F & Son, general merchandise 

URQUHART Wi general merchan- 
dise and postmaster 

West & Dobson, butchers 


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CHENEY. 


Spokane County... A post, express and 
telegraph office, situated on the North- 
ern Pacific R. R., 145 miles northeast 
of Wallula. It is the county seat. 
Population SC0, and increasing. 

This bustling town, though new, is 
already of great importance. It hasa 
fine country contributing to it, and is 
growing rapidly. New buildings of a 
substantial kind are going up on all 
sides. Among the institutions already 
possessed by the town are a bank, two 
newspapers, a large flouring-mill, a 
brewery and a furniture factory and 
some smaller shops. The newspapers 
are the Sentinel, edited by Mr. F. C. 
Montgomery, and the Northwest Tribune, 
by Mr. L. E. Kellogs, a gentleman 
thoroughly conversant with matters 
appertaining to the territory and county, 
the interests of which he ably advocates, 
Mr. Sam _ Vinson, formerly of the 
Commercial, and Mr. Porter Watson 
have joined issues in the construction 
of a fine building (The Oakes House) 
near the depot. The new hotel occu- 
pies a large area, is of three stories, and 
possesses all of the modern conveniences. 
The Oakes House was very much needed 
in Cheney to keep pace with its growth, 
and as conducted by Messrs, Vinson and 
Watson it is the attraction of the town. 
The following is from the Northwest 
Tribune of July 14, 1882: ‘‘ Cheney is 


Pacific R. R. as to be the business point 
for the entire country known as the Bi 

Benc country and to divide the trade o 
the Palouse country. When it is seen 
what a vast extent the above-named 
regions are, and their natural accessibil- 
ity to Cheney, it can be easily explained 
to the satisfaction of the most careful 
business man, that Cheney will continuc 
its present degree of prosperity, and 
very soon be the most important town 
in Eastern Washington. In addition to 
the twenty-six buildings in course of 
erection mentioned in the 7'ribune last 
week, something like a dozen more have 
been commenced since; real estate has 
never been more active in Cheney than 
during the present week. On Tuesda 

alone about thirty residence and busi- 
ness lots changed hands at pric~s con- 
siderably in advance of prices asked for 
afew weeks ago. All kinds of business 
is greatly improving and capital is seek- 
ing investment here. Nor is this pros- 
perity caused by undue excitement, as 
is sometimes the case in new towns, 
Chexey has pessed over its dull period, 


so fortunately situated on the Northern Cc 


and is now enjoying a solid prosperity. 
The demand ieenon and larger veringes 
establishments is being answered, and 
now branch lines of railroad are being 
located to intersect the Northern Pacific 
R. R., Cheney will surely be made the 
commercial center of the northwest. 


ABERNETHY ALEX §. town site 
agent Northern Pacitic R R 
ANDREWS W R (Nash & Andrews), 
attorney-at-law 
Ayres A Reeves, clerk district court 
BANK OF CHENEY, JC Davenport 
president, Miles M Miller cashier - 
Barney & French (M G Barney and 
W H French), attorneys-at-law 
Barney M G (Barney & French), attor- 
ney-at-law 
Bayley J L, bridge builder 
Beau Ernest, carpenter and cabinet- 
maker 
Bettinger Jacob, postmaster 
Bettinger Peter, general merchandise 
Bishop W H, county auditor, part propr 
» ical Lake, and mfr Medical Pow- 


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Blefgen Anton, furniture, doors, sash, 
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Bocion Paul, liquors 
BOSWELL D & SON (Daniel and A L 
Boswell), blacksmiths and horseshoers 
Brown. & Crosier, drayman and express 
Caddy H R, supt Cheney Mill 
Callaway J 8S, physician 
Caneau Charles, brickyard 
ON AM, county treasurer, resi- 
dence Spokane Falls 


CARMODY J E, proprietor butcher 


sho 
Cederholm P F, furniture, etc 
Cheney Academy, D H Felch principal 
Cheney House, Mrs V Smith propr 
Cheney Mill Co, J C Davenport pres, 
H R Caddy supt, flouring-mills 
“CHENEY SENTINEL” (weekly), 
FC Montgomery publisher and pro- 
prietor 
Cheney Transfer Co, SM Neff mgr, 
forwarding, commission, and express 
Church Mrs, propr Cheney House 
Clark & Todd (Frank F Clark and Robt 
H Todd), livery stable - 
Commercial Hotel, Joseph Treasses 
propr 
Congill ——, painter 
Coovert Jasper, groceries, furnishing 
goods, and notions 
a ig W H, cashier N P RR laad 
office 
Davenport H M (J H Hughes & Co) 
DA RT JC, president Bank of 
Cheney 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST) S.F. * 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, ©” YS RERPER eo Feanrece 
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iron Doors, Bank Vaults, Etc. 


Maughl 
MoLean 


HARD 


Davenport, Thompson & Co (J C Dav- 
pias and J H Thompson), general 
merchandise 
Diamond Joseph, clothing, boots, shoes, 
- and notions 
Eastman Geo W, barber shop and baths 
Eells Rev Cushing, clergyman (Congre- 
gational) 
Everest Mrs‘A, millinery 
Ewart Robert (J H Hughes & Co) 
Ferdinand Max, brewery 
Ferris G W, saloon 
French W H (Barney & French) 
FURBUSH & LOACKER (Charles F 
Furbush and Frank Loacker), City 
Brewery 
Gallon A H, saloon 
GRRE C, dentist 
GREENWOOD IRA agent Western 
U ‘on Telegraph C ; 
Greig R CO, druggist 
Grimes L R, negotiator of loans 
‘GRISWOLD W, liquors and bil- 
liards 3 
HALLE L, wagonmaker 
Hatten J M, sheriff Spokane County 
Hefflebower Geo, painter 
Hefflebouser J A, builder and contractor 
Hendricks & Varker (E B Hendricks 
and W M Varker), drugs, etc 
Hirst R P, hotel 
Horton W P, contractor and bridge 
builder 
Hughes J H & Co (J H Hughes, Robert 
wart and H M Davenport), hard- 
ware, stoves and tinware 
Hyde S C, prosecuting attorney, res 
Spokane Falls 
Jackson & Co, meat market 
Jewell L B, watchmaker 
Jewitt A, contractor and builder 
Johnson J W (Johnson & Whitney), 
hysician 
Johnson & Whitney (J W Johnson and 
J Whitney), physicians 
Kaminsky Max (Kaminsky & Sons), 
watchmaker and jeweler 
Kaminsky & Sons (Marcus, of Gervais, 
Or, and Max and Herman Kaminsky, 
of Cheney), general merchandise 
KELLOGG L E, publisher of ‘‘North- 
west Tribune” 
Kirkwood J, physician and surgeon 
Knox H W, attorney-at-law 
Levy Simon, clothing and furnishing 
Lewis DC, N PR R Land Office 
Lindsay Mrs E L, books, stationery and 
news depot, also sepeemnaxing 
RANK (Furbush & 


McNeilly Isaac, stoves and tinware 

MILLER MILES M, cashier Bank of 
Chene 

MONTGOMERY F ©, publisher and 

roprietor ‘‘Cheney Sentinel” 

NASH & ANDREWS (L B Nash and 
*V R Andrews), attorneys-at-law (see 
advertisement) 

NASH L B, (Nash & Andrews), attor- 
ney-at-law, res Spokane Falls 

Neff S M, mgr Cheney Transfer Co 

NICKERSON CHARLES, restaurant, 
(see advertisement) 

“NORTHWEST TRIBUNE,” (The), 
L E Kellogg publisher (see adv) 

OAKES HOUSE, 1882, Vinson & Wat- 
son proprietors (see advertisement) 

Parede Peter, builder and contractor 

Payne & Rich (J W Payne and W H 
Rich), general merchandise 

Percival D F (Tipton & Percival) 

Plumb Geo, painter 

Powell Edward, bootmaker 

Powers E, boots and shoes 

Pruner & McLean (H W Pruner and P 
A McLean), blacksmiths and wagon- 
makers 

Range J, real estate agt 

Rich W H (Payne & Rich) 

Ries Mrs Peter, restaurant 

Ries Peter, saloon 

Rockhold Jerry, county surveyor, res 
Cottonwood 

SESSIONS ELMER L, barber shop 

Sessions H C, dairy 

Settlemier G W ,voceries 

Small J C, real estate agent 

Smith A A, probate judge Spokane 
County 

Spence A J, saloon 

SPRINGER P BH, agnt NP RR 
and W, F & Co’s Express 

Sterling Frank, builder and contractor 

Stevens A J, county supt of schools, res 
Deep Creek Falls 

STILL JOHN W, land and insurance 
agent, notary, justice and searcher of 
records (see advertisement) 

STRAUB WILLIAM, bakery and res- 
taurant (see advertisement) 

Switzer W D, druggist 

Tarrance —, livery staile 

THOMPSON A 5, livery stable (see 
advertisement) 

Thompson J H (Davenport, Thompson 
&C 


Streets, 8. F. 


WU AL ING TWUNKNY, B08 eer t—‘“‘“ 


0) 
ve & Percival (CG Tipton and D 
* Percival), agts Knapp, Burrell & 


Co’s implements 
Todd Robert H (Clark & Todd) 


OE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgome 


Loacker) 
LOCKHART 9 T, land office Trush D R, lumberman 
| Mason H B, saloon Varker Mrs Helen, millinery and dress- 


maker 


Maughlin W W, architect 
| Varker W M (Hendricks & Varker) 


>; MoLean P A (Pruner & Mclean) 


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“VERCKLER J J, house finishing, | L. B. NASH; W. R. ANDREWS, 
doors, sash, windows, etc 6 Spokane Falls. Cheney. 


VINSON SAMUEL (Vi & Wat 
son and Porter Watson), proprietors ’ 
Oakes House, 1882, (see adv) j 


ene & Price, dizy ani express 
Walter Louis, harnessmaker ATTORNEYS 


Waterhouse Dr L P, coroner, res Deep / —AND— 


WATSON PORTER, (Vinson & Wat-| COUNSELORS AT LAW, 


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son) 
Watt Alex, ccntractor and builder —AND— 
| Whitney H J (Johnson & Whitney), COLLECTION ACENCY. 
physician 
yous ba ab butcher shop 
ilce on, meat market 
Wright John, liquors J. T. LOCKHART, 


Young S A, physician 


vorsrinanewoor st {LAND OFFICE, 


Billards or Pool, 
—Go TO— Homestead and Pre-emption Filings, 
GRISWOLD’S GEM SALOON PARLOR, 


On First St., Cheney, W.T., And Proofs Made. 
Where the games may be enjoyed on the Bruns- 


wick-Balke Improyed Tables. Cheney VW Tv 
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Tables and appointments always in first-class 


condition. 
4@a7The only First-class Billiard Rooms intown. | Deputy Clerk District Court, Spokane County. 


OAKES HOUSE, 1882 


Near the Depot, Cheney, W. T. 
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SPACIOUS APARTMENTS AND ELEGANT FURNITURE. 


DINING ROOM Conducted ON FIRST-CLASS PRINCIPLES. 


Sample Room for Commercial Men. 
VINSON & WATSON, Proprietors. 


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Cheney Dabsry and Restaurant 


WM. STRAUB, - - Proprietor. 
Cheney, W. T. 


First-class Cooking, 


= Cleanliness, and Low Prices 
At the above Fstablishment. 


The Northwest Tribune, 


PUBLISHED AT 


CEIEINEY, 7. T. 


IS THE 


AND THE REPRESENTATIVE PAPER OF 


BZASTBRAN WASBINGION, 


L. E. KELLOCC, Publisher. 
W. H. BURROWS, JOHN W. STILL, 


ARCHITECT & BUILDER, | Land and Insurance A gent, 


Dayton, W.T., CHENEY, W. T. 


—— 


‘ - | Justice of the Peace, Notary Public and 
Plans and Specifications Drawn, t ibaeeben ot Racked 


AND ESTIMATES MADE Pay 


Great Bargains in City Property and 
On all classes of Building Material. Improved farms constantly on hand. 


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STAR RESTAURANT |-: 
ne h  cov'forret) CHARLES WICKERSON , | es 


PROPRIETOR. — 


CHENEY, W.T. 


THE TABLE 


Supplied with everything 
The Market Affords 


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LIVERY STABLE, 
Cheney, W. T. 


First-Class Mountain Teams and Sad- 
dle Horses at Low Rates. 


31578 


2» Orders by Mail or Telegraph to secure 
‘eams attended to. 


Drivers furnished if Required, 
CHENOWITH. CHEWELAK. 


Skamania County. A post-office. Stevens County. A post-office. 


Kimball TF, a Go, condwood and | OCKHART W T, postmaster 
CLAQUATO. 


general merchandise 
CHERRY VALLEY. Lewis County. A post-office. Is the 


. county seat, situated on the river 
Kina County. A post-office, 14 miles Chehalis, 3 miles west of Newaukum, 


from Snohomish City. “ : 
: : and is surrounded by the best and 
Bivaec 6 insti se ge prettiest part of the county. 
Conard John H, schvol teacher Allen Frank J C, accountant 
Day Lucius, postmaster Browning John T, cheese factory 
Duvall James, logging Clinger J D, builder and justice of the 


Elwell John, loggin peace 
Frazier Bros, faterate Herdman John, blacksmith 


Hulbert W, logging » general merchandise 

McDonnell —, farmer Miles Wm F, postmaster ; 

McKay Danl, farmer and school teacher | Waterbury Bros, saw and flour-mills 

Oleary Daniel, logging Waterbury Thomas, hotel and netary 

Peetz Carl, farmer public 

Pingree Frank, farmer and logger Young Geo, carpenter 

Selleck oa D, pores ODE 

Spurreil Henry, farmer 

Stackpole Charles, flour-mills CLEVELAND. 

Tinking Fred, farmer ‘ Kurktrat County. A post-office reached 

White Joseph, farmer by U. R. & N Co’s steamers, 55 miles 
iN farmer northeast of Portland, Oregon. 


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Washington—Cleveland-Colfax. 


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@2| Chambelin J L, general merchandise | Davenport & Ewart, propre Colfax & 
Dodge R, hotel Spokane Falls Stage Line 
Twitchell Wm, blackemith Delano & Bochtel, butchers 


Doolittle & Sweet, attorneys-at-law 


Dwyer W J, furniture, eto 
CLIFTON. ELLSWORTH F M, attornoy-nt-lew 
Mason County. A post-office, on N. P. and prosecuting attorney fur Whit- 
R. R. (Pend d’ Oreille Division), 9 | man County 
miles from Spokane Falls, Erford & Co, liquors 


JONES ALFRED, postmaster fii 
ongfellow Daniel, log contractor 
Moleavy John & Bros, log contractors Te natuticcene ciicaia, 

oe French C, liquors 

COIN. Pepe A general snare peciaits 

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Wurrman County. A post-office. "tashtiente Se ER 
CLOW F M, postmaster Gourdan Chas, watchmaker and jeweler 
COLFAX. 

Wurrman County. A post and express 
office; county seat; population 800. 


Grostein, Binnard & Co of Lewiston, 
Situated 45 miles from Lewiston, 56 


general merchandise 
Haeder Robert, barber shop cnd baths 
from the railroad at Cheney, and 17| HOPKINS CHARLES B, editor and 
from the Snake River at Almota. The 


Hall Oliver, wagonmaker 
publisher ‘‘ Palouse Gazette” 
district around is rich in stock and ag- 


OO ZONVaNSNI NNS 


Hamilton W J UER drugs, etc 
Howell W A, physician 
ricultural properties, being some of the 


pes ys mu Alka 

finest wheat land in the Territory, | Keiser ulroney, blacksmiths 

At present writing (September, 1889) KNAPP, RELL & CO of Port- 
the town is rapidly recovering from land, J H Bellinger manager, agricul- 
its disastrous fire of a few months 


; tural implements 
ago. Buildings are going up as if by ‘K00 ENAL CUBBIER, Mark A 
magic, the energy displayed being |, 2431 a M. livery stabl 
very commendable. A large brick Lo Say SAVERY AYADIC 
hin - . : be Bs bo hs Ay Nk ie ian Bho general merchandise 
ci features, its cost to ar . : 
detrayed by public rubseription, Co ‘ LIVINGSTONE & KUHN, stoves, tin 
fax has one newspaper, the Palouse r 
Gazette, which enjoys a circulation pola be a clergy Soa iets ahi 
all over the county. Mc ae wee WADE. & CO, bankers 
Austin & Woodward, loan agents McCord H H, agt D M Osborne & Co’s 
Ballan Wm, hotel harvesting machinery 
Beavens S W, pastor Baptist Church 


Mitchell John, butcher 
Becker F W, butcher MONNACOTT & OPPENHEIMER, 
6 JH, manager Knapp, i 
Burrell & Co 


general merchandise 
Bleeker James, brickyard and contractor 


MUSGROVE MARK 4A, editor 
Boblett E A, restaurant 


*¢ Kootenai Currier ”’ 
Newberry A A, stage agt and agt Ore- 
Boone H M, Colfax and Farmington 
Stage Line 


on Improvement Co 
oF “BALOUSE GAZETTE,” Charles 2 
Boswell Cal M, physician 
Bourgardes Charles, watchmaker and 


Hopkins editor and publisher 
PORTER C D, justice of the peace 
jeweler Sexton & Codd (L M Sexton and Wm 
Brophy J G, saloon 
Bunnell F W, blacksmith 


Codd), doors, sash, etc 
Sutherland G W, drugs, etc 
BURGUNDER & SCHWAB- 
general merchandise 


a Strong Rev DG, clergyman (Metho- 
Clark 1 8, blacksmith 


dist) 
Codd Wm (Sexton & Codd) 


SWEET EN, attorney-at-law 
Wittenberg & McCoy, Colfax & Sprague 
fa Comegys George, attorney-at-law 
G)| Cram C C & Son, general merchandise 


Stage Line 
Wood C W, livery stable 
bp | Cutting J C, hotel Woodward L D, mgr Frank Bros 
HARDWOOD LUMBER 8 WAGON STOCK sees toss sc une 


THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgome 


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COLTON. 


Wurman County. A post-office. 


Auglin T 8, hotel 
Jenkins Bros, butchers ah 
LEY J B, general merchandise 


and postmaster 


COLUMBUS. 


Kutkrrat County. A post-office. 


pL butcher 

COLUMBUS WHARF AND WARE- 
HOUSE CO 

Helm K W, wheat buyer snd shipper 

Hicenbotham Wm, capitalist 

Jones Russell J, commission merchant 

Mitchell P E, merchant 

Morris N & Co, steam ferry 

Presby J W, fruit farm 


COTTONWOOD. 


Spokane County. A post-office. 


Bush A, blacksmith 
NICHOLLS JOHN H, general mer- 


chandise and postmaster 
Nicholls T T, saloon 


COTTONWOOD. 


Srevens County. 
Nichlos ——, general merchandise 


COUPEVILLE. 
Istann County.’ A_ post-office, on 
Whidby Island, in Puget Sound; the 
county seat. 


Alexander Abram L, hotel 
CRANNY THOS, county clerk, au- 
ditor, recorder and judge of probate 


* court 

Engle J P, blacksmith and wagonmaker 

Gould John, county commissioner 

Highwarden J, physician 

Lauden Rev G A, Methodist clergyman 

Leach John A, saloon 

LIBBY JOSEPH B, county treasurer 
and notary public 

Lyons M J, justice of the peace 

Vearson Daniel, gen mdse and postmaster 

Robertson John, shipping and gen mdse 

Van Wormer Mrs & Daughter, hotel 

Williams Jamce, county commissioner 


COVELAND. 


Isnaxp County.  Poast-office, Coupe- 
ville. On Whidby Island, at the head 


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Washington—Colton—Dayton. 


of Penn’s Cove, 3 miles from Coupe- 
ville. 


Blowers A D, postmaster 

Ely Jerome, justice of the peace 
Llewellyn T L, justice of the peace 
Willison H CO, flour-mill 


COWLITZ. 


Lewrs County. <A post and brvg h 
office, on the Northern Pacific RK. 
(Pacific Division), 39 miles north of 
Kalama, 


Chappelier Mrs, hotel 

DUBEAN L L, notary publio 
Farron John, blacksmith 

Gilbert Richard, blacksmith 
Henriot Chas, blacksmith 
Henriot Bros, flour and steam-mill 
Howe H H, attorney-at-law 
Pinto H H, general merchandise 
Samdon I B, carpenter 


CRAB CREEK. 


Srevens County. A post-office. 


FISH R, postmaster 
CRESCENT. 


SPoKANE County. A post-office, 


TAYLOR=M‘S, postmaster 
DAMRELL. 


Warrman County. A post-office. 


Belinger J H, hardware 
DAMRELL B H, postmaster 
Griswel Rev J H, clergyman 
Kneer E, general merchandise 

Li ep Bros, general merchandise 
Sullivan PC, attorney-at-law 


DAVENPORT. 


Stevens County. See Cottonwood. 


DAYTON. 


CoLumsra County.~A post, express 
and telegraph office and county seat, 
situated in the fertile Touchet Valley, 
38 miles from Walla Walla by 0. K. 
& N. Co's Railway. 

It is situated favorably from many 
points of view, as it has a great scope 
of the richest farming land in the Terri- 
tory contributory to it, besides being 
blessed with a copious water power al- 


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ready utilized toa considerable extent 
for manufacturing purposes, e site 
of the town is the prettiest imaginable, 
the choicest spot in the valley havin 
evidently been selected. The growth o 
the town, notwithstanding several reri- 
ous setbacks by fires, has been remarka- 
ble. In tive years it has grown out of 
tho irregular scraggling village into a 
full-tledged city, with streets regularly 
Jaid out, uniformly paved and provided 
with spacious walks. Its business 
blocks and residences are commanding, 
substantial and of a permanent charac- 
ter, several of the latter being in ele- 
xant taste and ornamenting the streets 
whereon they are erected. The princi- 
pal manufactures of the town consist of 
three flouring-mills, a brewery, two 
laning-mille, and a foundry about to 


who have already a machine-shop in op- 
eration with steam power and improved 
oe nee Bloomer, Carr & Co's, 
planing-mill is run in connection with 
their furniture factory, another im- 
portant industry. Dayton was incor- 
orated as a city in January, 1882. 
ts population is estimated at 1700. It 
possesses good churches and schools, a 
free library and reading-room and two 
weekly newspapers, the Columbia Chron- 
icle, published by Mr. O. C. White, and 
the Democratic State Jo waal, by Mr. T. 
O. Abbott. We areindebted to Mr. J. 
W. Jackson the watchmaker of Dayton, 
for additional names sent us since our 
canvass of the town, for which he has 
our thanks. 


T O, editor and publisher 
“Democratic State Journal’’ (see adv) 


ADAMS & BRUCE(F F Adams and 


W F Bruce), general merchandise 


ADAMS F F (Adams & Bruce) 


3 Ankeny Levi, Second National Bank 

ef TIN, watchmaker and jew- 

a0 eler 

He Atkinson T B, liquors 

an BAILOR, CARR & CO (J L Bailor, 

ug John Carr and Charles Bloomer), 
e manufacturers and dealers in fur.iture 

La M A, attorney-at-law and no- 

fa tary 

ge Belcher W A, mgr Paine Bros 

BS Y JOHN, president First Na- 


tional Bank 
Berry Mrs John, music teacher 
Blanpied J B, bootmaker 
BLOOMER, CARR & 
Bloomer, John Carr and J L Bailor), 
planing-mill 


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Brining John, city councilman 
BRODZELLER JOSEPH, bootmoker 
Brown J M (Brown, Singley & Co) 
Brown Mort, livery stable 

Brown, Singley & Co (James M Brown, 


BURKER 


BURK, GODMAN & MUSTARD, 


Burrows ——, barber sho 


Pp 
BURROWS W H, architect and builder 


Camphousen Mrs Ina B, mail contractor 
established by Messrs. Pringle & Co., | CARR JOHN 


Carr P, merchant tailor 
Carroll Henry, blacksmith 
Cavanaugh ——, blacksmith 


Chew A W, wagonmaker 
Church Geo BE, city councilman 
Clark J, physician and coroner 
Clark O fF, justice of 
Clayton Mrs Frank, millinery 
Clendenin & Miller (Mrs E J Clendenin 


ris tor (see adv) 
rn) 


CO (Chas|D 
Bloomer Charles (Bailor, Carr & Co, and 


REMEE ESE DE ISOS LSPS OATS aE TE Oe De nT EATEN OPE TE ES SOE 
WHITH BROS.,, 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
mt,.8.F Boat Stock, Oak Plauk and Timber. 


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UCE W F (Adams & Bruce) 
Burdick FG, school supt 
» clerk district court, U S 
commissioner, commissioner of deeds 
for Oregon, notary public, insurance 
and land agent, conveyancer, auc- 
tioneer and commission merchant 


concrete drain pipe 


(see adv) 


(Bailor, Carr & Co, and 
Bloomer, Carr & Co) 


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MP, proprictor Columbia 
Hotel 


peace 


and FC Miller), general merchandisc 


“COLUMBIA CHRONICLE” (week- 
ly), O C White publisher aud pro- 


LUMBIA HOTEL, M P Charles 
proprietor 
C..ston H A, propr Colfax and Dayton 
Stage Line 
Crosby Walter, city clerk 
Crossler ros (John and Geo V Crossler), 
saddlers and harnessmakers 
Crossler G V (Crossler Bros, and Cross- 
ler & Kuhn) 
Crossler & Kuhn (G V Crossler and W 
H Kuhn), general merchandise 
Dantzscher Mrs Otto, dressmaker 
Dantzscher Otto, merchant tailor 
Davis L A, saloon 
Day C H, mfr soda water, and varieties 
Day J H, druggist 
Day W W, homeopathic 
DAYTON BREWER 
Weinhard proprie ors 
Deal Mrs H M, millinery and fancy 
goods 
Deal H M, varieties 
E COUX MRS M, restaurant 
“DEMOCRATIC STATE JOUR- 
NAL,” ‘tO Abbott editor and pub- 
lisher 
Dexter A J, brickmaker 


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Washington—Dayton. 


Dizon Riley, night watchman 

Drake L D, opera house 

gon 4 H T, blackemith and wagon- 
maker 

DUSENBERY & STENCEL (Henry 

senbery and Fred Stencel), general 

merchandise 

Edmiston James E (Brown, Singley & 
Co), agricultural implements and in- 
surance a 

ELLISON Fos (Fred and Charles E 
Ellison), proprietors Lewiston and 
Dayton Stage Line (see adv) 

Embree Allen, county commissioner 
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, John 
Berry president, J W Gray cashier 

Fudge John, county commissioner 

Gale E J, groceries 

Gale J M, city councilman 

GARRETT CC, groceries, provisions, 
and produce 

GEORGE & GODMAN (W A George 
and M M Godman), attorneys-at-law 

GEORGE W A (George & Godman), 
attorney-at-law 

GODMAN M M (George & Godman), 
attorney-at-law 

GRAY W, cashier First National 


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Green Lieut Frank, officer in charge U 
8 military telegraph 
GREEN JOSEPH H, hotel and ree- 
taurant 
GROSS & WAGGONER, of Walla 
Walla icultural implements 
NSE’ D C, deputy U S Inter- 
nal Revenue collector (Pringle & Co) 
Hardin & Williams, painters 
Harms August, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 
me gs liquors re Hic 
awks , county supt public schools 
HAYDEN CHARLES A, agent 0 R 
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Hexter Moses, general merchandise 
Higgins David, attorney-at-law 
Hill G J, physician 
Hulten & Martin (Thomas Hulten and 
W T Martin), mfrs and dealers 
in furniture 
Hulten Thomas ‘Hulten & Martin) 
Hunter Geo, city councilman 
Hunter Henry, county assessor 
Butcheon John, blacksmith 
Ihrig George (Ihrig & Weber) 
Ihrig & Weber (George Ihrig and Nich- 
olas Weber), butchers 
JACKSON J, W, watchmaker and jew- 
eler, books, stationery and notions, 
watches and jewelry 
EE J (Jessee & Matzger), 
county auditor 


JESSEE & MATZGER (J W Jessee 
and G N Matzger), agents W, F & Co 


Karrick 8 M, pceerine 
Kellogg J A (Kellogg & Taylor) 


Kellogg & Taylor (J:A Kellogg and J F 
Taylor) watches, jewelry and fancy 


Kimball D B, contractor and builder and 
mayor 

Kinney, Morris & Co (Wm Kinney, J 
Band W A Morris and W A Sar- 
geant), flouring-mills 

Kinney Wm (Kinney, Morris & Co) 

Kirkman Wm G (Thomas & Kirkman) 

Kuhn W H (Crossler & Kuhn) 

Learn Richard, livery stable 

Marll Christopher, boarding and feed 
stable 

Martin W T (Hulten & Martin) 

MATZGER GEORGE N (Jessee & 
Matzger), books, stationery, etc 

Matzger Wm, postmaster 

Matzger W O, photographer 

McCauley A L, city marshal 

McClary Charles F, Exchange Saloon 

McCornack H F (Pietrzycki & McCor- 
nack), poy piotin 

McDonald Alex (McDonald & Schwab- 
acher) 

McDonald & Schwabacher (Alex McDon- 
ald and Schwabacher Bros of Walla 
Walla and Seattle), general mdse 

Miller F C (Clendenin & Miller), county 
treasurer 

Miner E D, county surveyor 

Mitchell & Co, flouring-mills 

Morris J B (Kinney, Morris & Co) 

Morris W A (Kinney, Morris & Co) 

Mullin Alex A, agt W U Tel Co 

MURCH H G, deputy sheriff 

MUSTARD JOHN, sheriff 

Nilsson Andrew, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

a a C W (Nottingham & Pal- 

ett) 

Nottingham & Pallett (C W Nottingham 
and C W Pallett), boots and shvues 
OPPENHEIMER & SMITH (Arthur 
Oppenheimer and Charles Smith), 
hardware, stoves, tinware, etc (see 


adv) 

Ostrander John Y. justice of the peace 
and attorney-at-luw 

Paine Bros (F W and J G Paine), hard- 
ware, tinware, stoves and agricultural 
implements, W A Belcher mgr 

5 Charles W (Nottingham & Pal- 

ett) 

Pietrzycki & McCornack (Marcellus 
Pietrzycki and H F McCornack), phy- 
sicians 

Prather S H (Wait & Prather) 

PRINGLE & CO (HN Pringle and D 
C Guernsey), machine shop 

PRINGLE HW (Pringle & Co) 


Reed J Miiton, harnessmaker 


& SON, Proprictors. 
227 Main Street.8 F. 


333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


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KLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING 


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EN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN 
Washington—Dayton. 


Richards & Co (I E. Richards and Mre 
M A Waldron), draggists 

Richards I FE (Rich & Co 

RUMPE (Rumpf & Wein- 


& WEINH (Peter 
Rumpf and Jacob Weinhard), Dayton 
Brewery (see adv 
RU ORD J XK, attorney-at- 
law and district attorney, real estate 
and negotiator of loans 
Sargeant W A (Kinney, Morris & Co) 
Saxon S J, saloon 
Schmidt John (Scott & Schmidt) 
Schwabacher Bros (Sigmund, Abraham 
and Louis) (McDonald & Schwabacher) 
Scott Benj (Ncott & Schmidt) 
Scott & Schmidt (Benj Scott aud John 
Schmidt), brewery 
Second National Bank, Levi Ankeny 
Sherry W W, county commissioner 
Singley D H (Brown, Singley & Co) 
Smith Charles (Oppenheimer & Smith) 
Starner John A, probate judge Winn G A, cracker factory, groceries 
Steen R P, mill man and restaurant 
STENCEL FRED (Dusenbery & Sten-| WIT SIMON, cigars, tobacco 
e cel and notions 
STTRGELER WM, chop house, res-| Wolfe H H, real estate 
taurant and lodgings (see adv) Woodruff Wm, constable ‘ 
Storer W D (Young & Storer) Wooten & Wait (Wm S Wooten and 
STURDEVANT R F, attirney-at-| Frank L Wait), butchers 
law and notary public Wooten Wm S (Wooten & Wait) 
Taylor J F (Kellogg & Taylor) Young Louis (Young & Store) 
TAYLOR J I, new and second-hand | Youny & Storer (Louis Young and W D 


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Taylor T J, contractor and bridge 

wilder 

Thomas & Kirkman (Wm T Thomas and 
Wm G Kirkman), liquors 

Thomas Wm T (Thomas & Kirkman) . 

st ah JN, livery and feed 

Van Dusen J P, homeopathic physician 

Wait Frank L (Wooten & Wait) 

Wait & Prather (S M Wait and S H 
Prather), flouring-mills 

Wait S M (Wait & Prather) 

Waldron Mrs M A (Richards & Co), res 
The Dalles, Oregon 

Weber Nicholas (lhrig & Weber) 

WEINHARD JACOB (Rumpf & 


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Weat A 0, dentist 

WHITE 0 O, publisher and pro ri- 
etor ‘Columbia Chronicle” 

Wilson Miss Cora, librarian Dayton 
Librar 

Wilson Fohn, blacksmith 

Wingard 8 C, judge first judicial district 


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DEEP CREEK FALLS. 


Spoxang County. A post-office. 
Banmann J W, flour-mill 

Edes & Thompson, blacksmiths and 
wagonmakers 


WH & C E, general mer- 
chancige 
EDES WM H, notary public 


Gray Samuel, harness 

Gray & Stroup, meat market 
Perkins Thomas, blacksmith 
Schweng M, groceries 

Stroup D, livery stable 

Stroup & Lumbard, saw-mill 
Thompson A J, U S For agt station 
Traul K, saloon 


DIXIE. 


Watuta Watta County. A. post-office, 
9 miles from Walla Walla. 


COCHRAN JAMES W, postmaster 
DOE BAY. 


San Juan Country. A post-office. 


VIERECK JOHN G, postmaster 
EAGLE CLIFF. 


Wauxkrakum County.. Post-office, Oak 
Point, Cowlitz County; on the north 
bank of Columbia River, 24 miles 
northwest of Kalama and 34 miles 
northeast of Astoria, Oregon, by O. 
R. & N. Co’ssteamers. Population 30. 


Fume Wm, salmon cannery 


EAST SOUND. 


Say Juan County. A post-office. 


SHATTUCK C W, general merchan- 
iso 


EBEY’S LANDING. 


Isuanp County. Post-office Coupe- 
ville. . 
Ebey J E, hotel 


EDISON. 


Waatcom County. A post-office. 

Allen G W L, saloon 

bid & English, gen mdse and lum- 

Dingwell Daniel, saloon 

EDWARDS A’ J, dry goods and gro- 
ceries 

Johnson 8, bootmaker 

Vananken J, blacksmith 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


Pacific Coast | 


Washington—Deep Creck Falls-Ellensburg. 


Hard Woods’ 


1121 


Prerce County. A post-office, 19 
miles east of Steilacoom and 10 miles 
southeast of New Tacoma. 


Barber J B, farmer 
Chamberlain A L, farmer 
GRANGER R T, farmer 
Grey K, carpenter 
Guthie Joseph, farmer 
Hanry Paul, farmer 
Helinold C, farmer 
Kelley F P, farmer 
McCumber R, farmer 
McGregor J D, farmer 
McHugh M, farmer 
MeMahan Daniel, farmer 
Paulsen Hans, farmer 
Quary A J, farmer 
Ramsey James, farmer 
Sharinan A L, farmer 
Stilley J, farmer 
StoneS P, farmer 
Taylor J, farmer 

Van Ogle ——, farmer 
White Wm, farmer 


ELLENSBURG. 


Yakrma County. A_ post-office, 
miles north of Yakima. 


Becker Jacob, blacksmith 

Becker Mrs M, dressmaker 

Becker M, saloon 

Blummauer L, general merchanciss 

Brown J L, restaurant 

Canaday Bros, flour-mills 

Church & Co, harnessmakers 

Crouch J W, stoves and tinware 

Davidson S CU, attorney-at-law 

Durr Jacob, saloon 

Elliott & C.tlin, hotel 

Flemming Mrs R, milliner and dress- 
maker 

Gilmore & Mct'vraw, blacksmiths 

flaltield Rev, cl. ‘gyman (Methodist) 

Heuton N, physic:an 

JOHNSON ‘1il08S, general merchandise 
and saw-mills 

Laurendeau P, druggist 

Lawrence A, «druggist 

Leonhart-——, saw-mills 

Mear & Smithson, butchers 

Mills & Co, livery stabie 

Phelps E D, assessor 

Presse & Sprague, carpenters and black- 
smiths 

Sanders Augustus, flour-mills 

Schaser W, hotel 

Shoudy & Stewart, gan mdso 

Shoudy Wm, harnessmaker 

Slingsby, Suver & Co, livery stables and 
saloon 


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WHITE BROS... 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
s¢t,8.B. Oak, Ash, Hickory, Maple, Cherry, ete. 


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Smith Bros & Co, gen mdse 
Spaulding Rev, clergyman (Methodist) 
Sutter Martin, builder and contractor 


ELMA. 


CueHauts County. <A post-office, 12 
miles northeast of Montesano. 

Anderson & Combs, gen mdse 

Baker W D, hotel 

Estus_S A, lumber 

Savage G M, attorney-at-law 

Smith & Watson, mfrs of doors, win- 
dows and sashes : 


WAKEFIELD WM H, general mer- 


chandise and postmaster 
Zenor W T, blacksmith 


ESTES. 


A post-office. 
ESTES T W, assistant postmaster 


EUREKA. 
WaHKIAKUM County. Post-office Wa- 
terford. 


Eureka Packing Co, salmon cannery 


EUREKA LIME KILN. 


San Juan County. Post-office Friday 
Harbor. 


McLAUGHLIN & LEE, general mer 
chandise 


EWARTSVILLE. 


Wnutrman County. A post-office, 8 
miles south of Colfax. 


HAMILTON W I, postmaster 
Taylor W L, 


FAIRVIEW. 


SpczanE County, A post-office. 


Bacon H M, county commissioner 
Bishop W H, county auditor 

Cannon A M, county treasurer 

Graden James M, councilman 

Hatten J M, sheriff and county assessor 
Hyde SC, prosecuting attorney 
-Jennings T E, county commissioner 
McGOURIN JOHN, pcstimaster 
Roberts John, county commissioner 
Rockholer J, county surveyor 

Smith A A, probate judge 

Stevens A L, county supt of schools 
Watenhouse L P, physician and coroner 


FALL CITY. 


Kina County. A post-office, 30 miles 
from Seattle. 


TAYLOR D N, gencral merchandise 


and postmaster 


FARMINGTON. 


Wurman County. A post-office, situ- 
ated on Ladow & Mooney’s Lewiston 
and Cheney Stage,Road, 52 miles from 
Cheney. The town has the appear- 
ance of great bustle and thrift and is 
growing rapidly, being surrounded by 
a remarkably prolific agricultural and 
timber country. Population 100. A 
newspaper is about to be projected. 

Barzee Clark, bootmaker 

Barzee FS & Co (F S Barzee and Whit- 
ley Bros), furniture, wagon and cabi- 
net shop 

COOPER ISAAC, general merchandise 
and buyer hides, furs and grain 

Dorris E P (Harrington & Dorris) 

Fish M R, blacksmith and horseshocr 

FULTZ MATTHEW, proprietor Liv- 
ery and Stage Stables, opposite Pion- 
eer Hotel 

Gross Jacob (Quarles & Gross) 

Harrington & Dorris (Frank Harrington 
and E P Dorris), stoves, tin and 
hardware 

Holmes A T, saw-mill, Cedar Creek 6 
miles SE of town 

Jackson J W, cabinet and wagonmaker 

Lemley P G, justice of the peace 

MacLeod A F, physician and surgeon 

McCoy, Smith & Raup (Wm McCoy, 

. Wm X Smith and Washington Raup), 
planing and chop-mill 

Muir John, saloon 

DOCK E E, dealerin drugs, books, 
stationery and agricultural machinery, 
postmaster and general insurance 


agent 

Quarles & Gross (J P Quarles and Jacob 
Gross), shingle-mills, Hangman Creek 
10 miles east of town 

Raup Washington (McCoy, Smith & 
Raup) 

Smith Win X (McCoy, Smith & Raup) 

Stratton H F *% Co (H F and Milton 
Stratton), g. .2ral merchandise 

Walker Dillard, butcher 

Whitley Bros (cof F S Barzee & Co), 
post-office Moscow, I T 


FERNDALE. 


Wuatcom County. A post-office. 


ROGERS D, general merchandise and 
postmaster 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. FE 


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FIDALGO. 


miles southwest of Whatcom. 


WILLIAM, general mer- 
chandise and postmaster 


FIR. 


Wuartcom County. A post-office. 


Anderson M, hotel 

Coten Ball, hotel 

MANN C H, general merchandise 
Pritchard J P, blacksmith 


FISHER'S, 


CLARKE County. A post-office, 9 miles 
from Vancouver. 


Crawford W P, gen mdse 
Drayman V A, boarding-house 
W, postmaster and ware- 
house 
Moore Thos, blacksmith 


FORT COLVILLE. 


Stevens County. A post-office, 90;miles 
northwest of Spokane Falls, 


Arnold A, gunsmith 

Boyd Adam, justice of the peace 

Brown W V, general merchandise 

Cook Henry, tailor 

Ferguson L, justice of the peace 

Goodwin David, saloon and restaurant 

Hoffstetter J M, brewery 

age Andrew, county commissioner 

Hyde S CO, prosecuting attorne 

KIELING FRED, sheriff see county 

assessor 

Kingsley John R, wheelwright and 
county coroner 

Mayers L W, county commissioner 

Metrea G FC, county commissioner 

Mendosa Joseph, restaurant 

Meyers & Stowe, blacksmiths 

Montgomery C H, gen mdse and notary 

ublic 

Oliver H H, county auditor and justice 
of pe peace HR 

O’Niel James, representative 
PPENHEIMER M & CO, general 
merchandise 

Shaeffer J, liquors 

Stitzel Jacob, county clerk 

Thomassen E G & Co, liquors 

Wellington H, county school supt 

Wolff Francis, probate judge 


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“ALLEN, TUGGLE & C0, HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


Washington—Fidalgo-Glenora. 


Wright W H, watchmaker and jeweler 


SITE BROSK., 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
LUMBER, @t,8.F. Hubs, Spokes, Rims, Poles, Shafts, e 


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FORT STEILACOOM. 


Wuatcom Counry. A_ post-office, 24|Prerce County. A post-office. 


Wanghop John W, physician Insane 
Hospita 


FREEPORT. 


Kine County.. See Milton. 


FRIDAY HARBOR. 
San Juan County. A post-office. 


Bell Wm, county supt schools 

BOWMAN JOHN H, county auditor 

Fleming Thos Sr, county commissioner 

Graham Wn, county commissioner 

Izett John M, notary public 

Katz I, county treasurer 

Kelly John, sheriff and assessor 

Nichols M W, county commissioner 

SHE J L, ex-probate judge and 
county auditor 

Sweeny Joseph, general merchandise 
and postmaster 

Warbass Ed D, probate judge 


FULDA. 
Kurxrrat County. A post-office. 


Devine J, blacksmith 


FRAS WM, postmaster 
Trok H T, blacksmith 


GARFIELD. 


Warirman County. A post-office. 


GILES BROS, general merchandise 
Gill James, wagonmaker 

Gill Joseph, blacksmith 

Manning A, carpenter and builder 
Tant & Irwin, general merchandise 


GLENEDEN. 


Lewis County. A post-office, 10 miles 
northwest of Newaukum and Cheha- 
lis, and 24 miles southwest of Olym- 
pia. 


INGALLS J W, postmaster 
GLENORA. 


JEFFERSON Country. Post-office Port 
Townsend, 


Ballentine J J, general merchandise 
Pritchett & Kent, forwarders 


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Kurxitat County. A post and express 
office,» 24 miles northeast of The 
Dalles. Population 600, 

Bates V, tailor 

Chapman Noah, county commissioner 

Clark M B, notary public 

Cohn §, general merchandise 

Courtney J B, city councilman 

sae, & Dickson, gen mdse 

Dickson Wm, meat market 

Downer & Reinhardt, harnessmaker 

Dunbar & Reavis (R O Dunbar and J B 
Reavis), attorneys-at-law 

Dunbar W Rk, mayor, probate judge and 
clerk district court 

Dustin & Naylor (H Dustin and J H 
Naylor), attorneys-at-law 

Edes & Adams (Geo A Edes and S B 
Adams), wire beds and lounges 

Eshelman Jacob, county supt of schools 

Filloon G W, county auditor 

Gardner L F, livery stable, city marshal 

Gardner S W, city councilman, county 
commissioner 

Gobat V E, jeweler 

“‘GOLDENDALE GAZETTE,” W A 
Wash publisher 

Graff D W, city treasurer 

Graham Robert M, county commis- 
sioner 

Green H, physician 

Hatam J S, city councilman 

Henton N, physician 

Hoyt John P, district judge 

Kayser A, general merchandise 

Keates J B, painter 

“KLIKITAT SENTINEL,” K A 
Seitz editor and proprietor 

Landrum J B, city recorder and justice 
of the peace 

Lowengart & Sichel, gen mdse, agricul- 
tural iraplements, stoves, etc 

Marble J, city councilman 

McCauley & .Mayes (W F McCauley 
and J W D Mayes) physicians 

McCauley W F, city councilman 

McCulley R D, dentist 

McFall D D, general merchandise 

Metzler J M, mfr of chairs 

Milier G W, livery stable, treasurer 

Miller S H, coroner 

Nesbitt, Jones & Co, flouring-mills 

Ostrander John, county assessor 

Richardson Ib C, county surveyor 

Roe C C, doors and Jumber 

Saylor B F & Co, druggists and dook- 
sellers 

SEITZ KX A, editor ‘‘Klikitat Senti- 
nel” 


Shelley S C, blacksmith 
Smith © 5 8 & Co, druggists 
Smith «>, attorney-at-law 


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‘Sturgess O D, painter 

Turney J P, physician 

Van Helstyn —, grocer 

Ward A P, constable 

WASH W A, editur ‘‘ Goldendale Ga- 
zette”’ 

Wing H, groceries 

Wheeler C W, territorial supt schools 


MG, sheriff 


THE GAZETTE, 


GOLDENDALE, 
Washington Territory, 


Has a large and rapidly increasing circulation, 
and is recognized at home and abrvad as one of 
the most energetic, progressive and valuable 
farmers’ papers in the Territory. 

Those elsewhere desiring information about 
this region would find it just what they want. 

Subscription $8.00 per year, or for 
less time at same rate. It is one of the best ad- 
vertising mediums in the territory. 

W. A. WASH, 
Editor and Proprietor. 


GRAND MOUND. 


Tuurston Counxsy. A post-office, 18 
miles from Olyinpia, Y miles from 
Centreville and 10 miles from Tenino. 
Inhabitants engaged in agriculture, 
sheep and cattle raising. 

Sargent Nelson, painter 

Thompson —, gunsmith 

postinaster 
Warren Moses, blacksmith 
Warren Reuben, painter 


GRANGE CITY. 


CotumB1A County. Post-oifice Perry; 
3 mileg from Perry. 
Hunter George, warehouse 


GRAY'S RIVER. 


PactFic County. A post-office. 


MILLER J P, postmaster 


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GUY. 


Wuitman County. A post-office, 


WHETSEL EP, postmaster 
HANGMAN’S CREEK, 


Wuitman County. Sec Alpha. 


HAPPY HOME. 
Kriixitat County. A post-office. 


RUSK JAMES A, general merchan- 


dise and postmaster 


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HILLHURST. 


Prerce County. A post-office, on the 
North Pacific R. R. (Pacitic Division) 
8 miles southwest of New Tacoma. 


HUNT F J, general merchandise and 
postmaster 


HOKO. 


CLALLAM Counry. 


MARTIN J A, general merchandise 


HOQUIAM. 


CHEHALIS County. A post-office; 17 
miles west of Montesano. 


CAMPBELL ED, hotel and postmaster 


HOUGHTON. 


Kina County. A post-office; 7 miles 
from Seattle; a farming and fruit- 
raising settlement. 

CURTIS JAMES, postinaster 

French A, justice of peace 

Greene Rev S, clergyman (Congrega- 
tional) 

O'Connor J C, constable 


HOWARD. 


Wurman County. A post-office. 


Coss J F, stockraiser and postmaster 
Durry Thomas, wool grower 
McGilvery D, wool grower 


Hoquiam Mill Co, gen mdse and lumber WwW 


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Paka RR WARE 4 


HUSUM. 


Kurxrrat County. A post-office. 


THOMPSON M, postmaster and flour- 


ing-mill 


ILWACO. 
Paciric County. A post-office. 
Aberdeen Packing Co (Seaborg & Co), 


proprs, canneries 
Davis & Brown, saloon and groceries 
Graham & Young, butchers 
Hayden W, saloon 
McKeaney Henry, groceries 
Pike Mrs H L, restaurant 
Reed E O, contractor and builder 
Seaborg & Co (Aberdeen Packing Cc), 
salmon cannery 
Ward W W, Peenaster 


ILLIAM 
Williams R, hotel 


INDEPENDENCE. 


Tuurston County. A post-office. 

MYERS ABRAM L, postmaster 
IRONDALE. 

JEFFERSON County. A post-office, 


DYER J B, hotel and postmaster 
Puget Sound Iron Co 


KALAMA. 


Cow.trz County. A post and tele- 
graph office, situated on the Columbia 
River, 38 miles below Portland; 
county seat; population 200. It is 


Iga sosecesse 


Reed M, 


orse raiser 


the southern terminus of the Pacific 


Division of the 


Northern Pacific 


HUNTSVILLE. 


Cotumsp1a County. A post-office, on 
the O. R. & N. Co.’s Railway, 2 miles 
from Waitsburgh. A good educa- 
tional establishment, under the charge 
of the United Brethren, is located 
here. 


Bishop P, carpenter 

Brand RK M, blacksmith 

EADS JACKSON, general merchandise 
and postm: ster 

Hammer G & Noah, butchers 

Hawks R O, justice of peace 

Hunt BJ, flouring-mill 

Richardson J H, flour-mill 

Vanderver Mrs E W, dressmaker 

Wilson Peter, flour-mill 


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It has daily communication, 


by means of O. R. & N. Co.’s steam- 
boats, with all points on the Colum- 
bia River, and by means of Northern 
Pacific R. R., with New Tacoma, 
Olympia, and points on the Sound. 


Adams Samuel, county assessor 

Beal S M, county judge 

Block W H, county commissioner 

Comegys & Vestal (H C Comegys and S 
Vestal), gen mdse and agt W, F & Co 

Cushing F W, agt U PRR 

Forsyth Chas Kk, county auditor and 
clerk 

HALLACK HOMER H, druggist, 
telegraph operator, and postmaster 

Huntington Mrs E R, county supt pub- 
lic schools 

Matloch J R, county commissioner 


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H. WaCHHORST “2roltiwnarnex” 315 J Street, Sacramento, 


1126 


Patterson A M, propr Fulton House 
Smith Joseph, sheriff 

Vestal S, county treasurer 
Wittman P J, agt O R & N Co 


KAMILCHE. 


Mason County. A post-office. 


Callow Wm, sheriff 

Collon E, lumber 

Forbes J B, lumber 

Gale Joseph, oysterman 
Huntley Chas T, carpenter 


Kennedy Franklin, notary public 
KENNEDY J G, postmaster and lum- 
r 
McDonald D, lumber 
McReavy & Latham, lumber and saloon 
Simmons M C, farmer 
Smith A J, oysters 
Sutton E, oysters 
Taylor Samuel, general merchandise 
KITTITAS, 
Yaka County. A _ post-office, about 
45 miles north of Yakima. 


BULL WALTER A, stock raiser 


KLIKITAT LANDING, 


Kurxirat County. See Lyle. 


KNAPPTON. 


southeast of Oysterville. 


Hume Joseph, salmon packer 
KNAPPTON MIL 


, general mer- 
chandise and lumber 
West John, salmon packer 


KONEWOCK. 


Yaxma Country. A post-office, 


LACHAPELLE A W, general mer- 


chandise and postmaster 


LA CENTER. 


CriarkE County. A post-office. 


Barnard O M, harness and saddles 
Barr Geo, flour and saw-mill 
Calvin & Shelden, carpenters 
Culbertson A J, hotel 

Dalglish S, general merchandise 
Davis R 8S, physician and druggist 


Lyons RS, blacksmith 
MILLER & GAITHER, general mer- 
chandise 


Tinmen J H, hotel 


Washington—Kalama-Larene. 


Pacirtc County. A post-office, 30 miles | 


LA CONNER. 


Whatcom County. <A post and tele- 
graph office, 23 miles south of What- 
com. 


Andrews L L, general merchandise 

Burke Luke, blacksmith 

Calhoun G V, physician 

Carlson & Morrison, saloon 

Church J S, carpenter 

Connor J 8S, farm owner and money 
loaner 

Davis John E, blacksmith 

Dwelly J F, furniture 

Gaches J, harnessmaker 

GACHES J & G, general mdse 

Gilliland J H, varieties and grain dealer 

Hewitt Mrs Wm, hotel 

Joergensen S, postmaster 

Kellogg & Anderson, druggists 

MAR BL, general merchandise 

McGlinn John, hotel 

McNaught & Tinkham, attorneys-at-law 

POWERS JAMES, proprietor ‘Puget 
Sound Mail” 

“PUGET SOUND MAIL” (The), 
James Powers proprietor 

Stoll W T, attorney-at-law 

Tinkham Wm W, attorney-at-law 

Valentine S Y, blacksmith 

Williamson J & Co, druggists 


LAKETON. 
JEFFERSON County. Post-office Port 
Townsend. 


CALLBREATH, GRANT & COOK, 
general merchandise 

Clearihue Jos, hotel and general mdse 

McDame, Humphrey & Grant, general 
merchandise 

Sylvester Rufus, fur trader 


LAKE VIEW. 


Pierce County. A post-office; on 
North PacifioR. R. (Pacific Division), 
five miles south of New Tacoma. 


ELDER M UH, groceries and post- 
master 
Higle H, steam shingle and hoop factory 


LANGSTON’S FERRY. 


Kine County. 4 miles south of Spring 
Brook. 


Long & Birmingham, cheese factory 


LARENE. 


Spokane County. A post-office. 


HARDWOOD LUMBER 8 WAGON STOCK sed te rte ss ee 


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Bush L, blacksmith 


eae J iD general merchandise LONE PINE. 


D, postmaster Warrman Counry. A post-office. 
Herrington —, general merchandise ‘ : 
Morgan & Nichols, general merchandise FISHER PE, stationery, jeweler and 


postmaster 
_ Russell H, hotel and stable 
LARTEN. —— 
Kurxrrat County. A post-office. LOPEZ ISLAND, 
SHORT MS, postmaster San Juan County. A post-office. 
Douglas John, dry goods, groceries and 


aié varieties 
LEITCHVILLE. Sweeney Jos, general rrerchandise 
Wurrman County. A post-office. Sweeney Steve, general merchandise 
Bishop Bros, proprs grain chute bigot heusenly GAOT: GROSSFEN At 
Leitch M H, Rotel and mail contractor ; 
Ringer L M, general merchandise 


LOWELL. 


Snonomisu County. A post-office, on 
LENAN. Snohomish River, 6 miles northwest 
A post-office. of Snohomish, Population 60. 


DREW A, Lowell Hotel 
MALLOY WM §, postmaster Smith Eugene D, postmaster and general 
LEWISVILLE. 


merchandise 
CrarKE County. A post-office. LUMMI. 


F Wuatcom County. A post-office, 7 
ER ga miles from Whatcom off Bellingham 
Church D & Co, millers Bay, and at the mouth of the Nook- 
Collyer J C, logger sack River. : 
Dixon J, saloon Allen Solomon & Sons, mfrs shingles 
Johnson E, saloon Baker M C, blacksmith and farmer 
Potter D, farmer Clarke M C, engineer 
Pucket J, saloon Harper Jonathan, salmon packer 
ROWLAND J W, postmaster Hofercamp Francis, gardener 
Wilcox Virgil, saloon Hofercamp Herman, gen mdse 
ee Hofercamp Louis, painter 
Marchman Albert, musician and farmer 
LIME KILN. McDONOUGH BN, general merchan- 
7 ise and postmaster 
San JUAN VOORTE, a poahcitice: Mumo J H, painter and gasfitter 
McCURDY J, lime kiln and postmas- | Puck DE, general farmer 
ter Taylor James H, ship builder 
paves eeterpeten Tellmez D E, school teacher 


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POST FREDERICK, saw-mills Beebe G W, carpenter 

beni ay cas Bennett & SMITH ae 

CLARK » general merchan- 
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Tuurston County. A post-office. Hewett E he ec erate 
Dodge B, farmer Lyle J O, general merchandise 
Isham P, farmer Spencer B, physician 
E THOS E, farmer Whitcomb T J & J R, nurserymen 


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Rutledge G W, farmer Whitcom Thos M, physician and notary 
Young A, farmer public 


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Washington—Lynden-Miles, 


MEADOW. 


Wuatcom Country. A post-office, 18 |Lew1s County. A post-office, 


miles north of Whatcom. 
Cudwood Bros, logging-camp 


DALANDER J A, wagonmaker 

Godell H M, general merchandise 

Hawley Enoch, bootmaker 

Hawley M C, general merchandise 

Judsen H A, postmaster 

Rittenburg M E, cooper 
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MANN’S LANDING. 
Wuatcom County. Post-office Fir. 


Lanstram O, carpenter and builder 

Magnes & Anderson, hotel 

MANN LES H, general mer- 
chandise 

Pretcher J P, blacksmith 

. Pyle Webster, butcher 
MARENGO. 

Cotumsra County. A post-office, situ- 
ated 15 miles northeast of Dayton, on 
the Lewiston and Dayton Stage Road. 


It possesses a flouring-mill and the 
following places of business, 
Hutchins D B, saloon 
Leyde C, carpenter and undertaker 
Patrin’s Flouring-Mill (Incorporated), 
R P Steen pres, Thos Throssel supt 
SHORT A C, general merchandise 
Waldr p Frank, feed and livery stable 
WALDRIP IS, postmaster and livery 
Waldrip Mrs IS, hotel 
Waldrip J S, furniture 
Wright Wm D, blacksmith 


MARSHALL. 


Spokane County. A post-office, 9 
miles from Spokane Falls, 

Anderson Thomas, hotel 

Beard Thomas, carpenter 

Blain L, general merchandise 

W H,. proprietor Lake 

Creek Saw and Planing Mill and post- 
master 

Patrick John, blacksmith 


| MARYSVILLE. 


Snonomisu County. A post-office. 


COMFORT JAS P, general merchan- 
dise 


MAY VIEW. 


GarFIFLpD County. A post-office. 


COX MRS V L, postimistress 


PRISON CELLS, wo:'2e2"niaun treet, w. #. 


BANISTER N, postmaster 


MEDICAL LAKE. 


Spokanrk County. A post-office, situ- 


ated 10 miles from the railroad at 
Cheney, with which place there is 
daily stage connection. The waters of 
the lake are celebrated far and near 
for their medicinal qualities, visitors 
finding bathing and drinking very 
beneficial. ‘The fame of these waters 
is heralded throughout the whole 
Northwest. Ample facilities are pro- 
vided for the large number of visitors 
during the season. 


Bartholomew M, bootmaker 

Bishop Wm H, county auditor and part 
propr Medical Lake 

Brower Geo W, part propr Medical 
Lake 

Brower & Laton, saw-mill 

Brown R C, carpenter and builder 

Carver Byron, contractor and builder 

Craig R H, contractor and builder 

Darling E W, saloon 

Darling S & Uo, saloon 

Empey P S, wagonmaker 

Erickson August, saloon 

Fulkerson Miss E, dressmaking 

Graves LC, justice of the peace and 
notary public 

Hashagen H, butcher 

Hawk ——, printer 

tanacre Andrew, part propr Medical 

ake 

MATTICE GEO W, nublisher “ Medi. 
cal Lake Press ’’ 

Maxon Mrs L, hotel 

Medical Lake Powder Co, patent medi- 
cines 

““MEDICAL LAKE PRESS,” George 
W Mattice, publisher 

Robbins Chas W, hotel 

Robinett Thomas W, brewery 

Russell Wm, baths 

Scholer Theodore, blacksmith 

Smith E L, part propr Medical Lake 
and postmaster 

Spence Bros (Wm and Andrew Spence), 
livery stable 

Theilman, Grub & Sauer, gen mdse 

Woods ——, hotel 

ZIEGLER LOUIS & SON (Louis and 


Wm Ziegler), general merchandise 


MILES. 


Spokane County. A post-office. 


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Whitestone, Miles post-office 
Hawkins H, saloon 
Hughes Wm, saloon 
Ledgerwood Thomas, butcher 
FR & CO, postmaster and 
general merchandise 


MILTON. 


Kino County. Post-office Seattle, 


MARSHALL E L, saw-mill 

Puget Sound Canning and Packing Co, 
Geo H Myers pres 

Wellcome J, brickyard 


MANDOVI. 


Spokane County. A post-office, 

Dempsey L M, carpenter, joiner and 
postmaster 

Glazbrook & Humphrey, steam saw-mill 

Hutchinson Wn, blacksmith 

IDE CD, carpenter and joiner 

Small J C, attorney-at-law 

Stevens A J, nurseryman 

Waste Lucius, stone mason 


MONTESANO. 


CHEHALIS County. A post-office; the 
county seat, 43 miles by stage south- 
west of Olympia. 

Abell & Bunn, flour mills and warehouse 

ANDERSON W A, county auditor and 
clerk 

Byles C N, county treasurer 

Esmond John, general merchandise 

Estus Sherman, county supt of schools 

Ford S S, county commissioner 

Fry Jason, county commissioner 

Gaddis D J, sheriff and assessor 

Mace Joseph, general merchandise 

MARCY oo B, general merchandise 

Roundtree J H, county coroner 

Sheasly Chas, county commissioner 

Talbert Frank, blacksmith 

Taylor N D, probate judge 

Wilkins N, blacksmith 

Zenor S, hotel and blacksmith 


MOUNT BAKER. 


Wuatcom County. A post-office. 


COOK W B, postmaster 
MOUNT COFFIN. 


Cowuitz County. 4 post-office, 50 miles 
by 0. R. & N. Co’s steamers north- 
west of Portland. 


LA DU ©, groceries and postmaster 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


TUGGLE & CO, Pacific Coast Hard Wood 


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Wuatcom County. A post-office, 


Bartlett & Brann, saloon 

Clothier & English, general merchandise 
Cooper H, saloon 

Deere W Y, druggist 

LE BALISTER CHAS, hotel 
McNamara M, hotel 

Tingley SS, blacksmith 


MUCK. 

Pierce County. A post-office. 
Bradley Wm, cabinet maker 
Dean Thomas A, physician 
Dougherty Mrs Annie, dressmaker and 

milliner 
Dougherty G J, general merchandise 
KANDLE HENRY, physician 
Lyle Wm, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
Webster Edward, butcher 


MUKILTEO. 


SnoHomisH County. A post-office, on 
Puget Sound, 26 miles northwest of 
Seattle. 


Blackman & Howard, loggers 
FOWLER J D, postmaster and hotel 
Grevelle Peter, cooper 

Hazard Sam, general merchandise 
Romines & Hazard, saloon 

Snyder F V & Co, brewery 

Spithill Alexander, justice of peace 


NAPAVINE. 


Lewis County. A post-office, on the 
Northern Pacific R. R. (Pacitic Divis- 
ion), 48 miles southwest of New 
Tacoma. 


Bernien J & I, groceries and blacksmiths 
Bernien Marcel, blacksmith 
Hilac Anton, saw-mill 


‘| URQUHART JAMES, general mer- 


chandise, postmaster, and 


Northern Pacific R R 


NASAL. 


Pactric County. A _ post-office, 
miles southeast of Oysterville. 


FINELY H, postmaster 
NATCHEE. 


Yakima County. A post-office, 
Cate Manuel, farmer 

Clemns Clifton, farmer 

Gleed James, farmer 


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Houston Thomas, farmer 
Leach Frank, farmer 
Lewis William, farmer 
Miller Charles, farmer 
Nelson Danl, farmer 
Nelson Jasper, farmer 
Nelson John B Sr, farmer 
Nelson John Jr, farmer 
Palmer Simeon, farmer 

IN DG, postmaster 
White Joseph, farmer 


NEAH BAY. 


Cuattam County. A_ post-office, on 
Straits De Fuca, 5 miles east of Cape 
Flattery. 

Gallick Wm, general merchandise 

G. CK WP yoathiaatar 

Price J B, physician 

Price J H, inspector of customs 

Willoughby C L, keeper US Life Sav- 
ing Station 

Wood O, U S Indian agent 


NEWAUKUM. 


Lewis County. A post and elegy 
office, on the Northern Pacific R. R. 
(Pacific Division), 43 miles southeast 
of New Tacoma, and 6 miles south of 
Chehalis. 


Barnett J W, butcher 

Barnett & Son, general merchandise 
Pearson T M, wagonmaker 
SHOREY H C, general merchandise 
Winston T R, sash and door factory 


NEW CASTLE. 


Kino County. A post-office, 18 miles 
southeast of Seattle. 


Anderson John, meat market 

ATKINSON J M E, postmaster 

Calhoun Isaac P, hotel 

Collins Harry, saloon 

Downs Miss Annie, dressmaker 

Duffy Barnard, saloon 

Dufly & Collins, saloon 

Flynn Patrick, saloon 

Palmer Alfred, barber 

Seattle Coal and Transportation Co, 
coal mining and general merchandise 

Whittimore Samucl, physitian 


NEW DUNGENESS. 


CLALLAM County. A post-office; situ- 
ated on Straits De Fuca about 14 
miles northwest of Port Townsend, 
with which it has communication by 
steamer, It has about 250 inhabit- 


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ants. Lumbering is the nei 
business of its inhabitants, principe 


THOMAS, county 

auditor, clerk and recorder 

Brooks S, carpenter 

Brown John, blacksmith 

Cays Elias, hotel and saloon 

Clapp C F, general merchandise, man- 
ager Puget Sound Tel Co, and post- 
master 

Cooper George, sheriff 

Dean B F, justice of peace 

Downie T, bootmaker 

Foresman J, saloon and blacksmith 

Goodwin Silas, county commissioner 

King W, blacksmith 

Meagher Nicholas, justice of peace 

Miller J, carpenter 

MORRIS J, postmaster 

Sherard J, carpenter 

Sinith Troy, county supt of schools 

Thornton John, county treasurer 

Ward Wm, probate judge 

Webster W CU, county commissioner 


NEW TACOMA. 


(See also Tacoma). 


Pierce County. A post and express 
ottice. 

It is situated on Puget Sound, at the 
northern terminus of the Pacific Divi- 
sion of the Northern Pacific R. R., 105 
miles from Kalama and 145 miles from 
Portland, Or. The Northern Pacific R. 
R. also has a branch from this point up 
the Puyallup Valley to the coal fields of 
Carbonado, which are vcry prolific in a 
good article of coal. With ite advan- 
tages of its coal fields adjacent, and its 
position as a deep water terminus, New 
Tacoma cannot fail to become a city of 
vast importance. The headquarters of 
the Pacitic Division Northern Pacific R. 
R, are located here. It hasa population 
of nearly 2,500, and is the county seat. 


Abernethy A S Jr, agt Welle, Fargo & 


Co 
Alexander G W (Radebaugh & Co) 
Anderson I W (Radebaugh & Co) 
Armstrong Thos, boots and shocs 
Armstrong Mrs Thos, varieties 
Ashmore If J, physician 
Averill W C (Clendenin, Miller & Co) 
BAKER A J, cashier Bank of New 
Tacoma 
BANK OF NEW TACOMA, A J 
Saker cashier 
Barlow B (Sohm & Barlow) 
BASHFORD F W, attorncy-at-law, 
real estate and insurance agt and no- 
tary public 


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Beals Ourtis (Orchard & Beals) : oa 1 adnate 


Hassell), wholesale liquors 

Bean U O, county surveyor, Post-office | FORBES JOHN, contractor and builder 
i ge and dealer in sash, doors and blinds 

apiene as, (New Tacoma Furniture| Ford F C, master mechanic N P R R 
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iB Co) machine shops 
rn AT & Co (AT Beede), wholesale Fulner EO, city marshal 
iquors 


Geiger Chas (Geiger & Kessler) 

rt | Blackwell W B, propr Blackwell's Hotel | GEIGER & KESSLER (Chas Geiger 
aT Wat P (Sampson & Bonney) and Wm Kessler), meat market 

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BOSTWICK & DAVIS (H C Bost- | Glass CG, physician 
wick and H C Davis), druggists Granger G M (Williams & Granger) 
Aa Bostwick H C (Bostwick & Davis), phy- | Griffith James, boots and shoes 
sician, coroner and pres Bank of New | Gross Bros (Ellis H, David and Morris 
fal Tacoma Gross), dry goods and clothing 
=} Brown Thos R (Brown & Thompson) Hall J H (Hall & Pentland) 
BROWN & THOMPSON (Thos R| Hall & Pentland (J H Hall andE © 
> Brown and H H Thompson), hard-} Pentland), real estate and insurance 
ware and agricultural implements.| agents 
$2) _ stoves and tinware HALSTEAD HOUSE 
Burton RG (Spooner & Burton) Hanson & Co, general merchandise 
©| Campbell A, city attorney Harris Henry, restaurant 
Campbell F (Rebard & Campbell) Harvey C W, physician 
Campbell F & A & Senter (F and A} Hassell J J (LH Feiling & Co) 
Campbell and Chas N Senter), attor- | Hatch M F & Co(M F Hatch and ES 
neys-at-law Smith), lumber-mill 
CAUFIELD RB F, watchmaker and | Hatch Mra Olive C, restaurant 
jeweler 


Hawk S W, livery stable 
Cheadle R, auc'ioneer Henry Samuel, road master Pacific Div- 
©] CHILBERG J P, hardware, crockery, ; _ision NPR R 
a | paiuts, vils, etc HENSILL R F, attorney-at-law 
©) Clancey Chas E, act O R & N Co HERRINGTON B D, undertaker and 
[x CL. FRANK, attorney-at-law,| upholsterer 


real estate ani insurance agent and} Hirschfeld & Coleman (L Hirschfeld 

notary public ; and J Coleman), dry goods and cloth- 
Clendenin Mrs E J (Clendenin, Mill r&| ing | 

Co) Hirschfeld L (Hirschfeld & Coleman) 
Clendenin, Miller & Co (Mrs E J Clen- | Hitchcock Mrs P A, boarding-house 

denin, F C Miller and WC Averill), | Holgate B H, harnessmaker 

general merchandiss Hopfenzitz M, bootmaker 
Coleman J (Hirschfeld & Coleman) HOSMER THEO, general manager Ta- 
Curtiss T W (Walsh & Curtiss) coma Land Uo and city mayor 
DANFORTH C H, attorney-at-law, | HOUGHTON J H, general land agent 

real estate and insurance agent and| Western Division NPR R 

oy ublic HOWELL J §, real estate and insur- 
Davis (Bostwick & Davis) and city| ance broker 

treasurer Isaacs S & Bro, general merchandise 
Devore Rev J F, Methodist clergyman | Judson J P (Yoder & Judson), attorney- 
fee| Dillon & Kinkade (M A Dillon and V{ _at-law, res Olympia 

Kinkade), saloon Kandle Geo B, notary public, real es- 
F=4| Dillon M A (Dillon & Kinkade) tate and insurance agent 

Dobrin Morris, clothing and tailor Kelley Wm B, county auditor 

g Eberspacher F, merchant tailor 
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Kessler Wm (Geiger & Kessler) 
Ellis Chas (Levin & Eliis) KIEHUCMEYER GEO, saloon 
Enell C A, stevedore, agt San Francisco | Kinkade V (Dillon & Kinkade) 
and Philadelphia Marine Underwrit-| Kley Julius, saloon 
ers and British Lloyd’s Kuhn Geo, hotel 
Enell & Cushing (Chas A Enell and| L:Prince V A, barber 
John M Cushing), stevedores and | LePrince Mrs V A, dressmaker 
riggers Levin David (Levin & Ellis) 
$4] Evans Chas, postmaster Levin & Ellis (David Levin and Chas 
©} Evans Elwood, prosecuting attorney| Ellis), barbers 
faq| third district Lister David (David Lister & Co) 


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LISTER DAVID & CO (David Lister RADEBAUGH & CO (R F Radebaugh 


and J W Sprague), New Tacoma Iron 
Works, foundry and machine shops 
Lowe T G, saloon 
Lowry Chas, lodgings 


Mahncke Henry (Mahncke & Muehlen- | Ralph Jacob, blacksmith 


bruch) 

Mahncke & Muehlenbruch (Henry 
Mahncke and Chas Muchlenbruch), 
penery and groceries 

Martin G H, agent N P R R Co 

MARTIN THOS H, meeagte wu 
Tel Co and operator for NP RR 

Mason Wn, boarding-house 

McAllister H B, hotel 

McCaskill Daniel, cigars and tobacco 

McCOY J AC, physican 

McCulley A, dentist 


McGRATH JOHN, proprietor St Babes 8 Foot & Barlow) 


Charles Hotel 
McKinstry E T, agt Singer Mfg Co 
Miller F C (Clendenin, Miller & Co) 
Muehlenbruch Chas (Mahncke & Muhe 
lenbruch) 


Muller J Anton (New Tacoma Furni- | Scott R A, dairy 


ture and Mfg Co) 


MUNTZ JOHN, blacksmith and wag: | Senter Chas N (F & A Campbell & Sen- 


onmaker, Pacific ave 


Murray Johan, county treasurer and col- | Simon Abraham, bootmaker 


lector 
Nathan Mrs B, ladies’ fancy goods 
ence. ac ee 
Nelson Mrs E M, pliysician 
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NEW_ TACOMA & 


URE 
MANUFACTURING CO (Fred|Smith ES (M F Hatch & Co) 
Bauverle, J Anton Muller, and | Smith Geo, barber 
Charles Becker), furniture manufac- | Snyder W R, blacksmith 


turers and dealers 


“NEW TACOMA WEEKLY 
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etors 
Nolan S M, general merchandise 
Orchard & Beals (I N Orchard and Cur- 

tis Beals), groceries, flour and feed 
Orchard I N (Orchard & Beals) 


Orchard John, groceries, cigars and to-} TACOMA LAND CO, Theo Hosmer 


bacco 


Ouimette E N, dry goods, clothiny and |‘ TACOMA NEWS” (weekly), News 


millinery 


Packscher Adolph (Pincus & Pacskscher) | Thompson 
Parker Mrs A 8, millinery and dress- TOD foH Wn, saloon 


making 


FATRICK H CO, business manager | Walker J 3, groceries, feed, &c, ins agt 


**News ” Publishing Co, 
Pentland E C (Hall & Pentland) 
Perkins D W, wagoomaker 
Pincus Isaac (Pincus & Packscher) 


Pincus & Packscher (Isaac Pincus and | Walsh Richard (Walsh & Curtiss) 


Adolph Packscher), general indse 
Potter Chas (Potter & Young) 
Potter & Young (Chas Potter and B A 
Young), saloon 


QUADE OTTO, groceries, fruits and | Williams & Granger (Henry Williams 


vegetables 


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Washington—New Tacoma. 


GER,” Radebaugh & Co propri- SPRAG TJ Coe & Burton) 


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Anderson, and G 
New Tacoma Weekly 


proprietors ‘' 
Ledger by 
Radebaugh R F (Radebaugh & Co) 


RD & CAMPBELL (J E Rebard 
and I Campbell), groceries 
Rebard J E (Rebard & Campbell) 
Rhoades & Son (Seth andG W Rhoades), 
paints, oils, doors, sashes, cto 
Robertson W F, photographer 
ROBINSON E B stationery, cigars, 
tobacco, candies and fruit 
Rowley J B (Woolsey & Rowley) 
Sahm & Barlow (S F Sahm ant B Bar- 
low), commission merchants, whole- 
sale flour, lime, etc 


T CHARLES HOTEL, John Mc- 
Grath proprietor 
Sampson & Bonney (L E Sampson and 
W P Bonney), druggists 
Sampson L E (Sampson & Bonney) 


« NHOfL ‘LS TVAOG,, GL 


Seger “red, saloon 
ter), attorney-at-law 


Simpkins Chas, painter 

Sinnock J & W, contractors and build- 
ers 

SMART ALEX, meat market and 


steam sausage factory 


SPOONER & BURTON (T J Spooner 


and RG Burton), stoves and tinware 


RAGUE J general superintend- 

ent Western Divisions Northern Pa- 

cific R R, (David Lister & Co) 
SPRAGUE OTIS, oe Pa. 


citic Division N P 
general manager 


vicliantetia, Sa publishers 
H (Brown & Thompson) 


TOD JOHN, JR, neat market 


and agt P CS 8 Co 
WALLACE D P. office saloon 


WALSH & CURTISS, (Richard Walsh 
and T W Curtiss), Adelphi Saloon 


Weisbach R J, groceries 

Wilkeson S, Jr, real estate agent and 
notary public 

Wilkinson R H, sewing machines 


wo HY as aves So = SANIHOVM ONIMAS 


and G M Granger), livery stable 


PIONEER IRON WORKS, CBStNateu"eus ats wats desceew 


TIN 


For THE BEST FIT 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., HARDWOOD LUMBER, *aztpeencer 


Washington—New Tacoma, 1133 


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Williams Henry (Williams & Granger) | Woolsey & Rowley (S H Wool 
Williams J A, dentist ; J B Rowley) ratiare ah ane 
ad aay Miss Maud, dressmaker with | Woolsey 8 H (Woolsey & Rowley) 


® rs, V A Le Prince Worthington W T, photo rapher 
a Wills J T, gun and locksmith YODER & JUDSON (M Yoder and J 
Wilt John H, clerk district court and udson), attorneys-at-law 
a| _ city clerk ; Yoder M (Yoder & Judson), attorney-at- 
4) Winsor Henry, sheriff and county as-| law and notary public 
sessor Young BA Host & Young) 
Woodard J W, hotel and restaurant YOUNG CD, probate judge 


F. W. BASHFORD, 


Ane ont Attorney at Lav 


Cc. H. DANFORTH, 


—AND— 
NOTARY PUBLIC, Rea ESTATE ACENT, 
wEeVvZ” TACOMA, —AND— 


WASHINGTON TERRITORY. MWorTARy PuUBLIC. 


BOSTWICK & DAVIS, NEW TACOMA, W. T. 


NEW TACOMA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY, 


DEALERS IY OTTO QUADE, 
Drugs, Medicines, Stationery, DEALER IN 

FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES, rN 
Sponges, Brashes, Perfumery, etc, EROCERIES, 


Choice Tobacco and Cigars. 


@af Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully com- 


Fruits and Vegetables, 
pounded, and orders answered with care and dis- 


patch. Farmers and Physicians will find our Highest price paid for Butter and Eggs. 
stock of Medicines complete, warranted genuine See 


and of the best quality. NEW TACOMA, W. T. 


anes 


The Tacoma News, 


PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY 


THE NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY, 


New Tacoma, Washington Territory. 


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Executed with PROMPTNESS and at LOW RATES. 


A Full Line of Blank Books, Stationery, Legal Blanks, Writing 
Fluid, Etc., always on hand. 


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For THE BEST FITTING SUIT OF CLOTHES go to JOE PO 


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NOOKSACHK. 


Wuatcom County. A post-office, 16 
miles northwest of Whatcom. : 
Harkness David, general merchandise 


MOULTRAY R, general mer- 


chandise and postmaster 


NORTH COVE. 


Pactric Couniy. A post-office. 


JOHNSON LUCY A, general merchan- 


se and postinistress 


NOVELTY. * 


Kine County. A post-cffice. 
BOYCE G P, postmaster and lumber- 


man 
Hulbert A & Son, lumbermen 


OAKLAND, 


Mason County. A post-office 20 miles 
norchwest of Olympia. It has com- 
munication with all towns on the 
Sound. 


Armstrong C, county surveyor 
Callow Wm, sheriff 

Fredson M, county treasurer 
Kennedy F, probate judge 

Purdy F C, county commissioner 
Simmons M C, county commissioner 
Towle C F, county coroner 
“Watkinson R, county supt schools 
Webb Thomas, county commissioner 
Willey E L & Co, saw-miil 
WILSONE A, county auditor 


OAK POINT. 


office, on Columbia River, 15 miles 
northwest of Kalama, 60 miles by O. 
R. & N. Co’s steamers northwest of 
Portland, Oregon, 


Elbon H F, planing mills and box fac’y 


mill and box factory 
Young Mrs H, geucral merchandise 


OAKVILLE. 


CHEHALis County. A_ post-office, 17 
miles southwest of Olympia, 


Barker H, carpenter 
Brewer Rev O P, clergyman 
Harris Geo, blacksmith 
Harris L, postmaster 
Newton C, wagonmaker 


Washington—Nooksachk-Olympia. 


HOGUE & YOUNG, saw-mill, planing| BAGLEY C B, 


Eee DORE OAT TT OREN TERS AUTH Ne 


ak Bes Frys a 


No. @ Post Street, San Francisco. 


OLEQUA. 


Cownt1z County. <A post-office, on the 
Northern Pacific R. R. (Pacific Divis- 
ion), 60 miles sout!iwest of New Taco- 
ma and 45 milee :orth of Kalama. 


Bertrand Louis, hotel 

Olough Alonza, bootmaker 
LAUGHLIN 8 D, postmaster 
Parsons S M, justice of peace 
Plomonda John B, blacksmith 
Pratt John, carpenter 


PUMPHREY WM, general merchan- 
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OLYMPIA. 


Trurston County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, county seat and 
capital of the Territory. 

This is perhaps the prettiest town in 
the Northwest, because of its myriads 
of shade trees, handsome dwellings and 
picturesque location at the extreme 
southeastern part of the Sound, all con- 
tributing to render the place extremely 
beautiful. It is the terminus of the 
Olympia and Tenino R. R. (Narrow 
Guage), which intersects the Northern 
Pacitic at Tenino, 16 miles distant. 
Olympia also enjoys frequent communi- 
cation with all parts of the Sound by 
steamers. The principal industry of 
this town, like that of most others on 
the Sound, is lumber, though at Olym- 
pia there exist some valuable oyster tish- 
eries, The oysters arc small but possess 
a most delicious flavor. Clams also 
abound, There are three weekly news- 
papers, the Olympia 7'ranscript, publish- 
ed by E. T. Gunn; the Puget Sound 
Courier, by C. B. B sley, and the Wash- 
ington Standard, by J. M. Murphy. 


Cow1irzCounty. A post and telegraph | Population of Olympia 1,500, 


ALLEN, BAKER & CO (G@ 5S Allen, 
JN, Baker and Edward Harkness), 
saw ancl planing-mill 

Allen G S (Allen, Baker & Co) 

Austin E W, livery stable 

proprietor ‘Puget 
Sound Weekly Courier” and deputy 
collector U S Internal Revenue 

Baker J N (Allen, Baker & Co) 

Baker Robt N, tailor 

G A, banker 

Bettman Louis, general merchandise 

Billings Wm, sheritf and county assessor 

BLANKENSHIP G _O, wagonmaker 

Bomer J W (Kratz & Bomer) 

Brautigam J OC, groceries 

Brown D M, constable. 

Brown F W, county surveyor 

Brown T L, bootmaker 


PIONEER IRON WORKS, “fcccsiatea'isse’ eer Main etrect.o F. 


333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


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THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montgomery & 724 Market. 


OHEIM, 


BURMEISTER CHAS, saloon 


Burr A J, watchmaker 


Burr Chas A& Co (Shas A and Fred| Lammon J M, meat market 


Burr), cigars and tobacco 
Burr Fred (Chas A Burr & Co) 
CARLTON HOUSE, Wm McC Irving 
proprietor 
gett P P, attorney-at-law and notary 
ublic 
Chambers A H (D J Chambers & Son) 
.Chambers D J & Son (A H Chambers), 
meat market 
Clark L W, photographer 
Connolly Thos, bootmaker 
Cornell John, hotel 
Cowles A B, chief clerk US surveyor- 
eneral’s office 
CHOSBY N, agent Pacific Coast Steam- 
‘ship Co, notary publie and convey- 
ancer and general insurance agent 
be ey John, sergeant signal corps 


Dobbins J S, blacksmith 

Eugley Mrs B B, millinery and fancy 

- goods 

Farquhar A, general merchandise 

Fora Thos N (TN Ford & Co) and ter- 
ritorial treasurer 

Ford TN & Co (T N Ford andS W 
Percival), general merchandise 

Frost Robt, hardware and agricultural 
implements 

Gale J N, postmaster 

Gallewski Kaufman (N Toklas & Co) 

Gibson Joseph, county commissioner 

Gowey John F, register U S land office 

Guisler A W, blacksmith 

GUNN E T, proprietor ‘Olympia 
Transcript” 

Hadlin Herman, saloon 

Hagemeyer A, bootmaker 

Harkness Edward (Allen, Raker & Co) 

Harrard Benj, carpenter and undertaker 

Harris I, dry goods and clothing 

HARTMAN C W, attorney-at-law 
and searcher of records 

Hayden James R, collector U S internal 
revenue 

Henry Francis, probate judge 

Hinchcliffe Thos, restaurant 

Hirsch L, hides, wool, etc 

HOFFMAN A, dry goods and clothing 

Holmes Krederick S (Tuite & Holmes) 

Hopkins Chas, U S marshal 

Horton ES, sec Olympia Water Co 

Hoyt John F, associate justice supreme 
court 

IRVING WM McC, proprietor Carl- 


ton House 


faa ISRAEL GEO 6, attorney-at-law and 


notary public 


2) Judson John P, attorney-at-law 


Keady W F & Co (\W F Keady and Alf 


3] Hopkins), groceries 


HARDWOOD LUMBER. “" 


1s An EDM LRRD PEEP RAN GR 


1135 


Kratz & Bower (E Kratz and J W 
Bower), saloon 


; LeSourd Rev DG, Methodist clergyman 

Littlejohn Wm, livery stable 

Macleay T & Co (‘I and D Macleay), 
groceries 

Mann C B, druggist 

Mars James, restaurant 

McClellan S L, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

McDonald Donald, saloon 

McFadden J OQ, attorney-at-law and no- 
tary public 

McKenny T I, druggist 

McKenzie A S, county commissioner 


McMICKEN WM, U 5S surveyor. 
eneral ’ 
MEACHAM J & CO (J Meacham), 


furniture 

Mewell Eliza Des, territorial librarian 

Miller John D, bootmaker 

Mitchell Wm H, wagons 

Moore C M, groceries 

Mossman I V, real estate agt and furni- 
ture 

MUNSON J H, county treasurer and 
insurance agent 

MURPHY JOH M, 
“Washington Standard” 

Newell Wm A, territorial governor 

O’Brien RG, clerk US district court 

O’Connor & Milroy (Michael O’Connor 
and V A Milroy), livery stable 

“OLYMPIA TRANSCRIPT,” E T 
Gunn proprietor 

Olympia Water Co, ES Horton sec 

Ostrander N, physician 

OWINGS N H, territorial secretary 

Parker J G, supt PS T Co 

Patterson Navan, coroner 

Phillips A A, county auditor and sec 
O&CVRR 

PHILLIPS A L, bootmaker 

Plummer W J, painter 

Porter N S, attorney-at-law and notary 
public 

Portman L, mer for J C Brautigam 

“PUGET SOUND WEEKLY COUR- 
IER,” C B Bagley pr. prietor 

Reed ‘I’ M, territorial auditor 

Remond Geo, saloon 

RILEY WARREN W, physician 

ROBERTS W H, deputy collector 
U S internal revenue, and agent Cali- 
fornia Associated Press 

Rosenthal G, geueral merchandise 

Sabin Henry, gunsini'h 

SHELTON & CO (J & and Mary E 
Shelton), books, stationery, toys, con- 
fectionery, etc 

Silsby J A, groceries and commission 
merchant 


SNIDER J W, barber and baths 


Ros, 134% 15 Main and 144 
Boat Stuck, Oak Plauk and 'Y-mber 


proprietor 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS,"32.%°.8zen",5" 


Washington—Olympia. 


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Snider Mrs J W, restaurant 

Sparks J G, justice of peace and attor- 
ney-at-law 

Steele Alden H, physician, sec P S T 
Co, and U S examiner for pensions 

Sternberg Mrs S, dressmaking 

Sternber, Wm, furrier 

Stevens EK A, agt W, F & Co and W U 
Tel Co 

Stork Samuel, groceries and bakery 

Stuart Robt G, receiver U S land office 

Swan John M, county commissioner 

Sylvester EK, cigars, tobacco, candies, etc 

Talcott U R, watchmaker and jeweler 

Tarbell Francis, i insurance agt and no- 
tary public 

Thompson Rev J R, county supt of 
schools 

Toellner Chas, barber 

Toklas N & Co (N Toklas and Kaufnian 
Gallewski), dry goods and clothing 

Tuite & Holmes (Dan’! Tuite and Fredk 
S Holmes), stoves and tinware 

VAN EPPS T C, books and stationery 

Vincent Benj, boots and shoes 

Waldron Frank, restaurant 


WARD 8 G, groceries and crockery, 
shipping and commission 

‘““‘WASHINGTON STANDARD” 
(weekly), John M Murphy proprietor 

Wheeler C W, territorial supt public 
instruction 

White Geo H, bookbinder 

Williams Samuel, hardware, tinware 
and groceries 

Willis M W, propr Pacific Hotel 

Woodard A B, dentist 

Wright Albert D, harnessmaker 

YOUNG E T, proprietor Young’s Ho- 
te 


CROSBY, 
gt, Pacts Coss loa ical Ch 


General Insurance Agency, 
Notary Public and Conveyancer. 


Agent for the best and largest English Insurance 
Companies in the world. 


Land Office business attended to with dispatch. 
Olympia, - - Wash. Territory. 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO, ouf2tn, JEWELERS, ary” 


1136 Washington—Olympia-—Orting. 


Cc. W. HARTMAN, 
Attorney and Connselor at Law. 


—A 
SEARCHER OF RECORDS. 


Will practice in the District: and Supreme 
Courts, and in the United States Land Office, 


MAKE COLLECTIONS, 
And conduct a General Law Business. 
OFFICE: CORNER THIRD AND MAIN STs. sy 
OLYMPIA, W.T. 


Weekly Puget Sound fourier, 
C. P. BAGLEY, Editor and Proprietor. 
OLYMPIA, W. T. 


This Paper is one of the oldest Republican 
papers in the Territory, and is ae oted to Terri- 
torial and General ‘v.ws, 2nd will be found 
parvlowsarly valuable to intending immi: rants. 

‘erms, $3 per year, in advance. 

In connection with the office is 1 is 
Printing Department, where all ki:ics 0: Look, 
Pamphlet and General Commercial work are 
executed with uecatness, and on the most reason- 
able terms. 


ONECHO. 


Wurman Counry. A post-office. 


WICKS W E, postmaster 
ONTARIO. 


Wuirman County. A _ post-office, 9 
miles from Almota, 9 miles from Pull- 
man and 18 miles from Colfax. 


“IEF E, postmaster 
ORCAS ISLAND. 


San Juan County. A post-office. 


SWEENEY S, general merchandise 


and postmaster 


ORTING. 


Prerce County. A post-office, on the 
Northern Pacific RK. R. (Puyallup |! 
Branch), 19 miles southeast of New 
Tacoma. 

Annis O M, gen mdse 

Balk Fred, gardener 

Beckett H, farmer and hop raiser 

Donaven John, farmer 
Eldrige F E, school teacher 

ihe ree ‘hop 8 

lly James, ariner and justice of the 
peace 


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POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Monte 


’ Washington—Orting-Palouse City, 


Lane D HK, farmer 

Lodde A, hops 

Lorenz E A, hop raiser and grain 
McCann H, hop raiser 

Noble A, farmer 

O'Farrell D, hop raiser 

Stevenson W H, cafpenter 

Stewart James, farmer 

Taylor J C, school teacher 

Voigt D B, farmer 

Whitesell Bros, ho, aisers and grain 
WHITESELL RY, postmaster 
Wright B, farmer 


OSCEOLA, 


Kine County. A post-office. 


Barnes J S, farmer and stock raiser 
Blair David, farmer and stock raiser 
Canfield Geo W, farmer and stock raiser 
Clinton James M, farmer and stock 
raiser 
Cola Eugene, farmer and stock raiser 
Cooper Henry, farmer and millwright 
Covillod Basil, farmer and stock raiser 
Dolton —, farmer and stock raiser 
Fay Geo, farmer and stock raiser 
Finigan Chas, farmer o:.d stock raiser 
Forget Chas, farmer and stock raiser 
Goche Joseph, farmer and stock rais.:: 
Johnson James, farmer and mechanic 
Larkin Win, farmer and stock raiser 
Malnermick Matthew, farmer and stock 
raiser 
Manlen J, farmer and stock raiser 
MASON C F, blacksmith 
Mepage —, farmer and stock raiser 
Porter Allen, farmer aud stock raiser 
Smith Jos, farmer and stock raiser 
Smith L C, farmer and stock raiser 
Smith M D, farmer and stock raiser 
Smith Silas, mail contractor 
Spaulding Chas, farmer and stock raiser 
‘Thomas Chas, farmer and stock raiser 
Vanderbeck Geo, farmer and stock raiser 
Welsh Jas, farmer and stock raiser 
Welsh Oscar, farmer and stock raiser 
White EK G, farmer and postmaster 


* OYSTERVILLE. 


Paciric County. A post-office, on the 
narrow peninsula between Shoal 
Water Bay and the ocean. 


Brown John, sheriff and assessor 


Bush A K, county judge 
CARRUTHERS W A, furrier 


Davis F C, tanner 


DAVIS JOHN, county auditor and 


cler' 


6 Foster T J & Co, grocers 
© | Giesy S, county commissioner 
t=3) Griswold M S, justice of tle peace 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, st.'s°i oni Xeh! Hickory, Maple, Cherry, ete. 


1137 


Jones I S, gen mdse and county treas- 
urer 

Lupton W H, blacksmith 

Pacific House, R Carruthers propr 

Paill J P, carpenter 

Reed C A, deputy sheriff 

Rhoades L H, county commissioner 

Rodway D A, postmaster and saloon 

Whealdon Jos A, county surveyor 

Whealdon W D, county commissioner 

Wirt A, hotel 


PALOUSE CITY. 


Wurman County. A post-office, Sit- 
uated 45 miles north of Lewiston and 
67 miles from Cheney, the nearest 

oint on the N. P: R. R; reached 

y Ladow & Mooney’s Stage Line. 

Palouse City has a population of 
about 200; a weekly newspaper, flour- 
ing-mill, two players and several saw- 
mills. If the efforts of the genial ed- 
itor of the newspaper were rewarded, 
this would become an important busi- 
ness center, but we fear that the place 
is located in too close proximity to its 
more enterprising neighbors ever to 
achieve any remarkable progress. We 
presume that the present expressive 
title borne by the newspaper of the 
town—the Boomerang—was adopted by 
its editor because of the tendency of the 
enterprise to strike back at its pro- 
jector, and force him to call to his aid 
the more .ppreciative’ neighboring 
towns. Mr Urcutt, ‘‘we mistrust,’ is 
of the same school of humorists as our 
friend Bill Nye, of Wyoming. 


Alfred WL, brewery 

Banks & Slaght (John Banks and Jacob 
Slaght), blacksmiths and machinists 

Benton S & Co, saloon 

Binnard J & Son (James and Aaron 
Binnard), general merchandise 

BISHOP JESSE (Breeding & Bishop) 

“BOOMERANG” (weekly), E H Or- 
cutt publisher 

B ING & BISHOP (estate of 
W P Breeding and Jesse Bishop), 
flouring-mill 

Burgunder & Schwabacher, gen mdse 

Chase C S, water saw-mill 

Dickinson Frank, hardware 

FARNSWORTH & McCONNELL 
(CH Farnsworth and P A McUon- 
nell), livery stable (sce adv) 

Flint & Rhinehardt, blacksmiths 

Hanwood George, druggist 

Humphrey & Westicott (Thomas Hum- 
phrey and Bryan Westicott), bankers 

Jackson Bros, boots and shoes 


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Johnson & Ettinger (1. B Johnson and 
MD Ettinger), water saw-mill and 
steam planing-mill and furniture fac- 


tory 
LADOW & MOONEY (T H Ladow 
and Cornelius Mooney), stage line 
from Lewiston to Cheney, via Mos- 
cow,Palouse, Farmington, etc 
Maupin Frank, carpenter 
McClure J A, harnessmaker and sad- 


dler 
McCONNELL P A (Farnsworth & 
McConnell) 
McCue & Thede (John McCue and Peter 
Thede), saloon 
CORNELIUS (Ladow 
& Mooney) 


-PARKER’S LANDING. 


CLARKE County. See Washougal. 


PATAHA CITY. 


GarrreLD County. <A post and express 
Ofiice, situated 33 miles from Davton 
the term.uusof the O.R. & N. Co’s, 
Railway, and 3 miles from Pomeroy the 
county seat, on the Lewiston & Day- 
ton Stage Road. It possesses a good 
weekly newspaper, the Puataha City 
Sp rit, pee by Messrs, Deni- 
son & Wilkins, and a flouring-mill of 
large capacity. Population 200. 


Baltimore Wesley, restaurant 
Bihlmaier Jacob, brewery 

Briggs ED, county surveyor 
Butterfield & O’Brien (John Butterfield 
and Dennis O’Brien), meat market 
Caples H_ L, attorney-at-law 
CUNNINGHAM THOS, 
rooms and liquor dealer 
Delaney Thomas FE, meat market 
DENISON J § (Denison& Wilkins), 
physician and druggist 


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Washington—Palouse: City-Pataha City. 


ORCUTT E 'H, publisher “Weekly 
Boomerang”) 

POWERS BROS (J G and W L Pow- 
ers),‘general merchandise and steam 
saw-mill 

Preffer Daniel, Pioneer Hotel 

Scofield W J, barber 

Sexton & Codd (L M Sexton and Wm 
Codd), saw-mill and planer 

Slaght Jacob (Banks & Slaght) 

Tayler Gus, saloon 

Towner & Clough, butchers 

Turnbull W L, butcher 

Wiley Bros.(J H and JG Wiley), gen- 
eral merchandise 

Wiley J H, postmaster 

WILLIAMS H 0, physician 


PALOUSE LIVERY STABLE, 


PALOUSE CITY, W. T, 
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE, 


First-Class Mountain Teams and Sad. 
dle Horses at Reasonable Rates, 


fag Our personal attention given to Transient 
Teams and their Feeding. 


FARNSWORTH & McCONNELL, Prop'rs. 


DENISON & WILKINS (J S Denison 
and Charles Wilkins), publishers 
‘“‘Pataha City Spirit” 

Ege & Henderson (Charles Ege and 
Alex Henderson), blacksmiths 

Ferguson H B (Ferguson & Lundy), at- 
torney-at-law 

Ferguson & Lundy (H B Ferguson and 
M M Lundy), gen mdse and agt W, 
F & Co 

Forrest & Kelley (George H Forrest and 
Joseph Kelley), blacksmith 

Beit EG, stoves and tinware 

Houser John, flouring-mill 


“‘PATAHA CITY SPIRIT ” (weekly) 
Denison & Wilkins publishers 

Ralph John, wagonmaker 

Rash John, liquors 

Rash & Montgomery (Wm Rash and 
Wm H Montgomery), livery stable 

Rash Wm (Rash & Montgomery), hotel 

Stange Frank, bootmaker 

STILES CT, general merchandise 

Suttie Wm, furniture and undertaker 

Swank W W, harnessmaker 

WILKINS CHARLES (Denison & 
Wilkins) 


, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. E 


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PEKIN. 


Cow ttrz County. 


ROSENFELD JL, general merchan- 
dise and postmaster 


PENAWAWA. 


Whitman County A post-office, on 
the O R & N Co’s Railway, 349 miles 
northeast of Portland, Oregon. 


CRAN CC @&SON, general merchan- 
dise 

Cram Chas O, general merchandise 

Newland W §, ferry, livery, hotel and 

. saloon 

Turner Wm, livery 

Wood David, blacksmith 

Young Oscar E, hotel and saloon 


PEOLA. 


GARFIELD County. A post-office. 


Hudson S R, blacksmith 
KING WM, postmaster 


Lynch Jay, saw-mill 


PERRY. 


GARFIELD County. A post-office, at 
the junction of Palouse and Snake 
Rivers, 25 miles from Dayton and 14 
miles south of Washtucna Springs. 
River crossed by Lyon’s Ferry. 


LYONS & MARKLEY (Daniel Lyons 
and John C Markley), ferrymen 


PETERSON’S POINT. 


CHEHALIS County. A pest-office. 


Moore P D, mgr Gennett Mining Co 
Peterson Glenn, hotel 


JOE POHEIM, 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


Washington—Pataha City-Point Agate. 


A AONE, 


San Francisco. 


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PATAHA CITY SPIRIT, 


PATAHA CITY, W. T. 


A good Advertising Medium and an authority on matters pertaining to 
this rich Agricultural section of the future State. 


“THE SPIRIT” IS INDEPENDENT IN POLITICS, 


Is established on a firm foundavion, and has a good circulation. 
DENISON & WILKINS, Publishers and Proprietors. 


PILLAR ROCK. 


Pactric Country. Post-office Brookfield. 
Reached by O R & NCo’s steamors 84 
miles northwest of Portland. 


Pillar Rock Packing Co, canneries 


PINE CITY. 


Wurman County. A post-office. 


BRADNER CG, general merchandise 
and postmaster 

Buttler George, blacksmith 

Cattrell Jas, saloon 

Smith A J, flour-mill 


PIONEER. 


CiarKe County. A post-office, 14 miles 
north of Vancouver. 


Curtis F W, book agent 
Field Wm, postmaster 
MEEKER L, hotel 
Rounds J C, saw-mill 
Smith Laurence, carpenter 
Sweeny Rev, clergyman 
West Thomas, farmer 


PLUMB STATION. 


TuHurston County. A post-office, on 
Olympia and Tenino R. R., 6 miles 
from ‘Tenino aud 9 miles from Olym- 
pia. Population 100. 


PLUMB E B, postmaster and varieties 
POINT AGATE. 


Krirsap County. Post-office Port Mad- 
ison; 14 miles from Port Madison. 


Allep George, farmer and fisherman 
DE SHAW W, general merchandise 
Elexis H, farmer 

Eley H, lumber 


TANAWANN IIMNCO WHITE BROS., 13 & 15 Main and 144 16Spear 
HARDWOOD LUMBER, sere ae rots: spokes, mime, Poles, Shafts, etc, 


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1140 Washington—Point Agate—Pomeroy. 
Essen David, lumber DORR C R, land loan and insurance 
Fee Michael, farmer agt, deputy clerk district court (see 
Franko Francisco, farmer aa) 
any beng 7 P, lumber Foote & Hull (Charles B Foote and 
Green Sydney, farmer James W Hull), stoves, tinware and 
Hammond Percy, fisherman hardware 
Johnson Frank, farmer Frary T C, physician and druggist 
Myers John, lumber Gallagher J F, liquors 
Olsen E, lumber and farmer Gardner D C, blacksmith 
ae Gasser) Reve (formerly of Virginia 
ity), barber 
POMEROY. GillieM KE, meat market 


GarFIELD County. A post and ex-| Green Mrs C F, millinery and dressmak- 
press office. The county seat. Pop-} ing 
ulation 600. Situated on the Lewis- | Heavilon A T, attorney-at-law 
ton and Dayton Road, 29 miles from| HENDERSHOTT & BURGE (Wm 
the latter town. Hendershott and C C Burge), livery 
Pomeroy has sprung from nothing! stable Was 
into a bustling town in less than foar| Hirsch L & Co (Leopold and Benjamin 
years, On the organization of Gartield| Hirsch), general merchandise 
County, it was at once made the county | HUGHES & BURLINGAME (J G 
seat. The new county is of nearly| Hughes and Erastus Burlingame), 
twice the dimensions of the present| livery and feed stable (see adv) 
Columbia County, and is rapidly increas- | Hull J W, groceries _ 
ing in population, the land being fertile'| Hunter George, councilman 
and greatly in demand. Pomeroy pos- | Jones S T, sheep commissioner | 
sesses two newspapers, the Pomeroy Kanawyer J J, county commissioner 
Republican and the Washington Indepen- | Kernohan Robert, liquors 
dent, both of which are bright, newsy | Killam Leonard, wagonmaker 
and prosperous-looking sheets, keenly | KIRKHAM A W (A W Kirkham and 
alive to the interests both of the town C A McCabe), confectionery and 
and county. The public school is in| _ fancy goods : 
the charge of Mr. F. M. McCully, a| KUYKENDALL GB, physician, sur- 
graduate of the Willamette University, | geon and druggist 
who is also one of the editors of the| Lister J H & J B, attorneys-at-law 
Republican. The principal manufactur- | Lynch Jay, lumber and chop-mill, 15 
ing businesses are « flouring-mill, brew- | __ miles south of Pomeroy : 
ery, furniture and cabinet shop, and | Marks W_H, county supt public schools 
several wagon and carriage shops. The|MAYS F W D, publisher and editor 
St. George is the principal hotel. It|__‘‘ Washington Indevendent 
has recently been enlarged and newly | McCULLY F M (Wilson & McCully), 
furnished, and is popular with both| stock raiser and principal public 


towns-people and travelers. Mr. Harry nitrites void Borah (ony cakibie stu: 


3t. George is the worthy host. 
ey: Weary y key and Johnson Porter), hardware, 
Andrews J C, physician and surgeon stoves, crockery, paints, etc 
Brady & Rush (John Brady and Robert | O'Connor James, blacksmith 
Rush), general merchandise Oliver E, county commissioner 
Briggs E D, surveyor Parker G A, harnessmaker and saddler 
Brown Frank H, land agent PARKER W S§, liquors and billiards | 
Burke E R, county clerk Perkins J N, county treasurer 
Burlew J M, mgr US military telegraph | Pierce Frank, saddler and harnessmaker 
Butler Benj, probate judge : Pomeroy J M, justice of peat 
CHISHOLM JAMES, White Sewing | “POMEROY REPUBLICAN,” (weck- 
Machines and Estey Organs ly), Wilson & McCully publishers (see 


Clark Wm, representative adv) 
Colegate George T, California Restau- | RAUCH JOHN W, land agt, notary, 
conveyancer und abstracter (see adv) 


rant 
COLUMBIA BREWERY, Scholl Bros | Rodgers Scott S, county auditor 


proprietors (see adv) SACKNITZ JOHN, manufacturer and 
Daugherty F M, groceries and confec- |: dvalerin furniture, bedding, and spring 
tionery beds, and undertaker 
Davidson E D, coroner ST GEORGE HARRY, proprietor St 


Day B B, postmaster and flouring-mill George Hotel 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, ™*""fe5‘ans Au Siags, IRON Wwoun, 


B27 Main Street, San Francisco. 


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8T GEORGE HOTEL, Harry St 
George proprietor (see adv) 

SCHOLL OS (Ernst and Emil 
Scholl), Columbia Brewery (see adv) 

Schuster ——, brick yard 

Scott Elmon, attorney-at-law 

Stcen R P, planing-mill 

Teale E G; Propr Eagle Saw-mill, 15 
miles south of Pomeroy ; 

“WASHINGTON INDEPENDENT’ 
(weekly), F W D Mays publisher and 
editor (see adv) 

TO : ry sompainecnet 

0. (Wilson cCully), 

_ raiser, agent W, F & Co, and 
book-keeper L Hirsch & Co 

WILSON & McCULLY (E T Wilson 
and F M McCully), publishers ‘“‘Pom- 
eroy Republican” 


Streets, 8S. F. 


Montgome 


COLUMBIA 
SCHOLL 


THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 


JOE POHEIM, 


JOHN W. RAUCH, 


POMEROY, GARFIELD CO., W. T. 


Real Estate, Land and Loan Agent, 


Collector, Conveyancer, Abstracter, and Notary Public. 


COMMISSIONER of DEEDS for OREGON and CALIFORNIA 
Complete Abstracts of Garfield County. 


MANUFACTURERS OF 


Sees. LAGER BEE 
Pomeroy, Washington Territory. 
St. €HORGCE HOTEL 
Pomeroy, W. T. 
HARRY ST. CEORCE.................... 


NEWLY FINISHED AND FURNISHED THROUGHOUT. 


STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS. 


San Francisco. 


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Wilson W E, sheriff 
Wing Lee, Chinese physician 
Wise H, county assessor 


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fhe Pashington fodependent, 
IS THE PIONEER AND 
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER OF 
Garfield County, W. T., 
—And has tho— 


Largest Guaranteed Circulation 
of any paper in this region. 


Subscription, $2.50 perannum. Published in 
rich agricultural country. Foradvertising rates 
inquire of F. W. D. MAYS, 


Editor and Publisher, 
Pomeroy, W. T. 


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Washington—Pomeroy-Port Discovery. 


Cc. BR. DORR, 


Office, Main Street, Pomeroy............... Washington Territory. 


General LAND AGENT, 


INSURANCE, LOAN AND COLLECTION AGENT, 
Conveyancer and Notary Public. 


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Has thy ly Correct Township Plats of Garfield County, and makes the Land Business a specialty. 


Communications by Mail regarding Land in this vicinity promptly answered. 
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Pomeroy Livery, Feed & Sale Stable, 


First-Class Saddle Horses 
And Meuntain Teams. 


= OUR PERSONAL ATTENTION 


Given to the Care and Feed of Horses. 


Prop’rs. 


POMEROY REPUBLICAN. 


The only Reoublican paper in Garfield Co., Wash. Territory. 


Subscription, - + © © «+ $2.60 per year in advance. 
We shall endeavor to make the RePuBiican the best home paper in the County. 
‘We dedicate it to the whole people, toners of politics, and shall 

s earnestly work for their good. 


Ask for our Club Rates with the Daily or Weekly “ Oregeviian.” 
Sa a a a LE I PA, ERIC ED 


PORT ANGELES. 


CurattamM County. A post-office, on 
the southern border of Straits De- 
Fuca, 14,miles west of New Dunge- 


ness, 
MEAGHER NICHOLIS, general mer- 


chandise and postmaster 


a bay of the same name, $3 miles 
southwest of Port Townsend. Pop- 
ulation 150. 

Ackerson, Moore & Co, gen mdse 

Colby & Wilber, salmon cannery 

Hicks J J, machinist 

Mastick E B Jr, notary public 

MASTICK SL & L B, 2aw-mill and 


general merchandise 


McPhie & Holingguist, ship builders 
PORT BLAKELEY. PORT DISCOVERY STEAM SAW- 
Kitsap County. See Blakeley. MILLS, S L & L B Mastick pro- 
— prietors 
PORT DISCOVERY. te Bat Bh 


Smith J A, justice of peace 
JEFFERSON County. A post-office, on ' Weymouth A, blacksmith 


8% HF. Counter Tops, Newel Posts, Balus 


HARDWOOD LUMBER pag BROS. 13 4 15 Main and 144 Mahl eed 


ce Fest wtrects.F.” 


CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


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JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, makes the BEST FITTING Clothes in the State. 


PORT GAMBLE. 


Krrsap County. A geet and express 
ottice, on Puget Sound, 23 miles 
southeast of Port Townsend. 


Collins J, hotel 

Dwelly G W, justice of peace 

Hatt W H, deputy sheriffand constable 
JACKSON D B postmaster 
JACKSON D L, deputy postmaster 
Martin J A, physician 

Puget Mill Co, C Walker mgr 

Scott W D, notary public 


PORT LUDLOW. 


Jerrerson County. A post-office, on 
Puget Sound, 7 miles northwest of 
PortGamble. Population 220. 


ATTRIDGE RB D, hotel and post- 
master 

Calhoun J J, school teacher 

Farmer T T, machinist 

Poole Louis, agt W, F & Co’s Express 

Pope & Tabot, saw-mill and gen mdse 


PORT MADISON. 


Kitsap County. <A post-office, on Pu- 
get Sound, 10 miles northwest of 
Seattle. Population 250. 


Comstock Joseph, sheriff 

Farnham ra heb of peace 

Hoskinson R M, county commissioner 

Hovey S W, county commissioner 

Lombard Ransom R, probate judge 

McCALLUM NELSON, county audi- 
tor and recorder 

McQuillian H C, county commissioner 

Morgan W P, physician and county cor- 


oner 

Port Madison Mills, W P Layward pro- 
prietor 

Primrose P J, county treasurer 

Wist Philip, hotel 


PORT TOWNSEND. 


JEFFERSON County. A post and ex- 
press office; port of entry for Puget 
Sound District; county seat and con- 
tains about 1,000 inhabitants. 

It is well laid out, the business por- 
tion of the town being situated under 
and the residences being above on a high 
bluff, which gives the town a pleasing 
appearance from a distance. Communi- 
cation is had by means of O. R. & N. 
Co’s steamers, daily, with New Tacoma, 
Seattle and all way points, and three 
times each week, via the same line, with 
Victoria, B. C 


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The harbor is excellent, and togethor 
with the good warehousing facilities, 
the town is the nucleus of the district, 
The District Court is held here, and the 
place is garrisoned by United States 
troops and has the Marine Hospital 
among its establishments. 


Anderson Wm, tailor 

Barthrop Geo, news depot 

Bartlett C C (C C Bartlett & Co), and 
county treasurer 

Bartlett C C & Co(CC, F Albert and 
Frank A Bartlett), gon mdse, shipping 
and commission merchants 

Bash A W, collector of customs 

Behen Geo, saloon 

Biles Robt, agt associated Press 


BLAKE GEO W, harnessmaker 

Bradshaw U M, city attorney and atty- 
at-law 

i W O, deputy collector of cus- 

oms 

CLINGER J G, second-hand goods, 
coroner and deputy US marahal 

Cushing John M 

Dalgardno J, hotel 

Dean H, clerk custom house offices 

De Lion R W & Co (RW De Lion and 
E A Nickels), stevedores 


DODD & PUGH (Wm Dodd and John 
E Pugh), proprietors Central Hotel 

EDDY C J, saloon 

Eisenbeis Chas, groceries, bakery and 
brewery 

Enell Chas A (Chas A Enell & Co and 
Enell & Cushing), agt San Francisco 
and Philadelphia board of underwrit- 


ers 

CHAS A & CO (Chas A Enell 
and John M Cushing), shipping and 
commission merchants and custom 
house brokers 


ENELL & CUSHING (Chas A Enell 
and John M Cushiny), stevedores and 
riggers 

Finn Chas, city marshal 

FITZPATRICK JOHN, 
uhoes 

Gerrish & Co (C M Gerrish), gen mdse 

Hancock Miss V, county supt of schools 

Harker & Co, general merchandise 

Harned W M, deputy collector of cus- 
toms 

HASTINGS 0 C, pPotparepast 

HERNANDES J M, bootmaker 

Hill DH (N D Hill & Son), and city 
treasurer and tax collector 

HILL N D & SON (N D and DH 
Hill), druggists 

HILL ROBT O, real estate agent, con- 


veyaucer and city clerk 
HUNT J J, Cosmopolitan Hotel 


boots and 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OREGON ASH AND MAPLE 72%, sP2e: 2+ 


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Jackman & Terry (Thos Jackman and | Rothschild & Co (D C H Rothschild), 
Fred’k Terry), meat market shipping and commission merchants 
James F W, gen mdse and city surveyor SEAVEY JAMES, county auditor and 
Jones C H, cabinet-maker and harbor} recorder 
master Seavey L T, physician 
Jones Geo H, inspector of customs Sheehan John F’, stoves and tinware 
JONES JAMES, groceries, books, sta- | Smith & Case (Lawrence Smith and Levi 
tionery, etc Case), meat market 
Korter Wm, barber Smith D W, probate judge and attor- 
Kuhn J A, attorney-at-law and notary| _ney-at-law 
ublic Spoor David, hotel 
LANDES HENRY, banker and com- | Sterming J G, saloon 
mission merchant SWAN JAMES G, attorney-at-law, 
LATIMER & CO (R K Latimer),! notary public and United States Com- 
druggist, paints, oils and glass missioner 
LAW JO , watchmaker and jeweler| Tibbals H L (H L Tibbals & Co), gen- 
Learned Wm H H, postmaster and res-| eral agt PCS S Co for Puget Sound 
taurant Tibbals H L & Co (H L Tibbals), ship- 
Leyman E M, inspector of customs ing and commission merchants 
EWELLYN W H, manager Puget | Tilman H, painter 
Sound Telegraph Co and agent Wells, | Todd Rev S H, clergyman (Methodist) 
Fargo & Co’s Express TUCKER MRS ¥ , boarding- 
Mead F W, physician house 
Miller Benj S, sheriff VAN BOKEKELEN J J i, justice of 
Minor Thomas T, physician, city mayor} the peace, notary public and city 
and pres Puget Sound Tel Co magistrate 
Norris J T, stoves and tinware Waterman & Katz (S Waterman and W 
Peterson John P, merchant tailor Katz), general merchandise, shipping 
Phillips Thomas, insurance and real es-} _and commission merchants 
- tate agt WEIR ALLEN, proprictor “Puget 
Plummer & Terry (A A Plummer Jr and} Sound Argus,’’ deputy shipping com- 
and C IL Terry), groceries missioner bed bong of the peace 
“PUGET SOUND ARGUS” (daily | Weymouth & Moffatt (Andrew Wey- 
and weekly), Allen Weir proprietor mouth and Geo Moffatt), blacksmiths 
Rhoades & Williams (F M Rhoades and} and wagonmakers 
Robert Williams), restaurant Willison H C, physician 
Rice & Logan (E N Rice and Daniel Lo-| Winslow F H, inspector of customs 
gan), saloon Woodley John H, hotel 


PUGET SOUNB ARCUB, 


DAILY AND WEEMLY. 
Daily edition published every evening (Sundays excepted.) Weekly edition issued every Friday, 


At Port Townsend, Washington Territory. 
ALLEN WEIR............... EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR 


Terms of Subscription; 
Daily, per year $10.00) ALWAYS _§ Weekly, per roy Wer yer iee nae €3.00 
“sper week .25fIN ADVANCE( “ per half-year ... ........ 1.50 


Rates of Advertising; 
' One inch, first insertion $1.50 | One inch, each subsequent insertion .......50c. 


Transient advertisements to insure insertion should be accompanied by cash. Liberal deductions 
made on above rates for large advertisements, and for those inserted for a term of months, 

The ARGUS is Independent Republican in aah td and its distinctive feature is Commercial 
News. The Daily is a four-column folio; the Weekly a five-column quarto. 


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trout. It is situated about 20 miles 

Watta WaLta County. A post-office. | . north of Walla Walla, and the same 

| This town was laid out about one} distance west from Dayton. It is the 
year ago, by the Oregon Improvement} eastern terminus of the second divis- 
Co., on o beautiful tract of rolling} ion of the O. R. & N. Co.’s R.R, 
land near the banks of the Touchet! where they have located a Round 


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Buck C F, stock raiser 
Case BE A, contractor and builder 


Case & Haselton (Mrs), dressmaking 


and millinery 

Foster W, boarding 

Kreczo Simon, meat market 

Grant Jonathan, laundry 

Hazelton A L, agt Oregon Improvement 
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Haviland Jas, blacksmith and wagon- 


maker 
Haviland J S, postmaster, varieties and 
hotel 
Ireland Calvin, restaurant and music 
store 
nc] Isaacs H P, flour-mill and sash factory 
© | Mason Robert, boarding 
GY Oregon Improvement Co, lumber, Paul 
reg Shorman mgr 
ROWAN & FISHER (G W Rowan 
= and H A Fisher), general merchandise 
Schrader Adolpb, lodging 
42| Sherman Paul, mgr Oregon Improve- 
@® ment Co 


Unger Michael, saloon 


PULLMAN. 
Wuirtman County. A post-office, 


Beyinan John, blacksmith 

Boyles W T, saloon 

Bryant Bros, livery stable 

Comelo Chas, blacksmith 

Cox J W, general merchandise 

Driskill Alex, blacksmith 

Farr L P, machine agent 

Jennings A L, butcher 

Jennings L W, hotel 

Letterman & Oberholtzer, hardwaro 

Ft] McKenzie D G, hotel 

Risley J. livery stable 

Sischo Chas E, furniture 

STEWART & LEE (Orville Stewart 
and M D Lee), general merchandise 

True M C, hotel 

Webb H J, physician 

Webb & Riccar, druggists 

Zick Harry, saloon 


PUYALLUP. 


Prerce County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, on the North Pacitic 
R. R. (Puyallup Branch), 9 miles 
southeast of New ‘lacoma. Popula- 
tion 350. 


Adams Walter, livery stable 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


AILOR, 


JOE POHEIM, 


Ship Plank, all. kinds, ™ 


Washington—Prescott-Rilzville, 


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Man Francinco, 


Belles Peter, saloon and hotel 
Hollenbeck H, hotel 


Pine E, carpenter and builder 
Ross Mrs N J, mi!linery 
Sibley Wm, saloon 


Stewart J P, general merchandiso 


WAGNER WM & CO, general mer. 


chandise 


Willians Rev W P, clergyman (Metho- 
dist) 


PYSHT. 
CuaLuaM Country. A post-office, 


Hall & Monroe, logging 
MARTIN H, postmaster 


QUILLAYUTE. 


JEFFERSON County. A post-office, 


BAXTER S & CO, general merchandise 


Pullen Bros, beef packers 


RENTON. 


Kina Country. A post-office, situated 


in a coal region, 11 miles southeast of 
Seattle. 


Burnett Charles, carpenter and con- 
tractor 


CUSTER CHAS §, 
general merchandise 

Evans Harold, saloon 

Glendon Michael, saloon 

Hallbrook W, bootmaker 

ap Abraham, watchmaker and jew- 
eler 

Parker David, carpenter and contractor 

SNOW H Hd, general merchandise 


Spencer D Isaiah, butcher 


Thomas Rev David, clergyman (Presby- 


terian) 


Thorn Robt L, confectionery 


Weir James, saloon 


RITZVILLE. 


County. A post-office on 
the N. P. R. R. (Pend d’Oreille Di- 
vision), 96 miles from Wallula June- 
tion, being laid out for a town by the 
company. 


Horn Henry, blacksmith 

Keller D, harnessmaker and saddler 
McKay Wn, hotel 

Whittlsey J B, gen mdse and _post- 


master 


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RIVERSIDE. 


Pacivrc County. A post-office 24 miles 
northeast of Oysterville, 


Barstow CO, blacksmith 


ROCHE HARBOR. 


Say Juan County, A post-offise at 
northwest end of San Juan Island. 

Katz Israel, general merchandise 

Lee W, lime kiln 

McCurdy J, lime kiln 

Scurr R & Co, lime kiln ¢ 

Sweeney Juseph, general merchandise 


ROCK CREEK. 


Spokane County. A post-office. 


WELLS J H, postmaster 
ROCKFORD. 


Spokane County. A post-office. 

BENNETT .& CO, general merchan- 
aise 

Farnsworth, Worley & Co, saw-mill 

Goff W C, saloon 

Grubbe W P, phvsician 

Murphy, Earl & Miner, saw-mill 

Smith J W, blacksmith 

Turner H I, blacksmith 

Wilson J T’, general merchandise 

Wimpy J A, butcher 


ROSALIA. 


‘Warman Country. A post-otfice, 24 
miles south of Cheney. 

West M H, blacksmith 

Whitman J M, postmaster and gen mdse 


RUBY. 
Wuatcom Country. A post-office. 
STRONGHAM THOS H, general 


merchandise and postin ster 


SAN JUAN. 


San Juan Country. A post and tele. 
graph office, on San Juan Island, 24 
miles north of Port Townsend, 


Eureka Lime Kiln 

Katz Israel, general merchandise 
McClochlin Bros, Eureka Lime Kiln 
McCurdy James, lime kilo 

Serurr & Co, lim: kiln 


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SAN JUAN ISLAND. 


See San Juan. 


SASSIN. 


Spoxane Counry. A post-office, 
WOOD M G, assistant postinaster 


SATSOP. 


Cuenatts Counry. A_ post-office, 6 
miles southeast of Montesano. 


SMITH EDWARD, postmaster 
SEABECK. 


Krrsap Couniy. A post-office,on Puget 
Sound. 

Clayson E, potary public 

Hauptley J, justice of the peace and 
meat inarket 

HOLYOKE RICHARD, postinaster 

Howard D K, hotel 

Oldfield H, barber 

O'Neil Wm, bootmaker . 

Washington Mill Co, lumber and general 
merchandise 


SEATTLE 


Kino County. A_ post ‘ess and 
telegraph office. Situateu on the east 
side of Elliott’s Bay, about 30 miles 
from New Tacoma, the terminus of 
the Pacific Division of the Northern 
Pacific R. R. Population 6,000, 
Seattle, the county seat, is the largest 

town in the territory and the principal 

shipping point of Puget Sound. ‘Ihe 
city is built on a hill, which besides 
being a healthy location, is quite a pic- 
turesque one. Since the revival ‘a the 
lumber trade, experienced some tw» years 

and continuing up to the present 
time, Seattle has enjoyed a murked era 
of prosperity, for the manufacture of 
lumber is her principal indusiry. Her 
production ant. shipments of coal from 

the neighboring mines are also an im- 

pentane business, her daily shipments 

eing 500 and 600 tons. Ihe other 
manufacturing businesses 0, this city 
are varied and extensive Thero are 
several largo foundries and machine 
shops, a soap factory, 7. sash and farui- 
ture factory, and sevural minor enter- 
prises. Her educa‘ional institutions, 
churches and news papers are of a supe- 
rior order. In te matter of hotels the 
town is well pr vided for, the Arlington 
being particv.arly worthy of mention. 


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Northwest, and ducidedly the best in the 
Territory. J¢ is conducted by Messrs, 
Smith ani Farrar, two gentlemen who 
do not overlook minor details, while ex- 
ercising grea’ foresight in building up 
foc the house a permanent reputation, 
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Abegg James, mar for Joseph Ade 

Abrams M, furnishing go 8 

Abrams KR, )ivery stable and county 
comunissioner 

Ackley L E (Trana & Ackley) 

Ade Juseph, groceries 

Algar F U (Shaw & Algar) 

Amonds A (Wikstrom & Amonds) 

Andersen A, painter 

Anderson Chas, Minnesota House 

Anderson C M, civil and mining engineer 

Anderson Joha (Evans & Anderson) 

Anderson J S (Flynn & Anderson), and 
Yesler Mill and Mfg Co 

Anderson J W, boarding-house 

Anderson LC, painter, paints, oils, etc 

Anderson M (Clarke, Anderson & Co) 

Andrews L B, notary public 

ARLINGTON HOUSE, Smith & Far. 


rar proprietors 


AUSTIN & BOWMAN (T C Austin 
and C E Bowman), attorneys-at-law 
Austin & Gilman (TC Austin and A M 
Gilman), surveyors 

Austin T C (Austin & Bowman and 
Austm & Gilman), attoraey-at-law 
and surveyor 


Bagley H B, physician : 

BAKER CHARLES, groceries 

Baker Jobn, physician 

Bales L L, auct on and cominission 

Bart F G, groceries 

Bates Thos H, editor ‘‘Seattie Daily 
Herald” 

Baunton & Martin (Wm Baunton and 
D D Martin), meat market 

Baunton Wm (Baunton & Martin) 

Haxter S (S Baxter & Co) 

TER S & CO (S Baxter & Albert 
M Brookes), wholesale liquors, cigars 
and tobacco, buyers and exporters 
furs, hides, hops, wool, and grain, 
and general commission merchants 

Beedle G K, saloon 

Beer J (Beer & Thompson) 

BEER & THOMPSON (J Boor and 
Geo C Thompson), Eclipse Varieties, 
cor Mill and 2d 

Bell A A (Bryan & Bell) 

Q4| BERSCH JACOB, saloon, Mill 

Bessinger & Co, Chas Brash agt, hides, 
| A ifurs, wool, etc 

@| Bidekoff August, barber 

by | Blanchard & Co, wholesale liquors 


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Blanchard J M (Blanchard & Co) 

Blomquist N F, boots and shoes 

Boman Geo M, real estate agt 

Boone W EK, architect 

Bories Fred, harness and saddlery 

Borren Joseph, furniture 

Borat Joseph (Foss & Borst) 

Bow W H, livery stable 

BOWMAN A 6, stenographer 

Bowman U bi (Austin & Bowman), at- 
torney-at-law and notary public 

Boyd & Poncin (W P Boyd and G 
Poncin), dry goods and clothing 

Boyd W P (Boyd & Poncin 

Brash Chas, agt for Bissinger & Co, 
hides, furs, wool, etc 

BREHM CONRAD. saloon 

Brennan J, horsesiver 

Brisgs B F, cashicr Dexter, Horton & 
So 

Bryan & Bell (Edgar Bryan and A A 

ell), real estate brokers 

Bryan Edgar (Bryan & Bell), sewing ma- 
chines, crockery and glassware 

Brookes Albert M (S Baxter & ('o) 

BRUSH E R, new and second-hand 
furniture 

Budlong Bros (G E and N C Budlong), 
boat house 

Burke H, painter 

Burke & Rasin (Thos Burke & U M ; 
Rasin), attorneys-at-law 

Burke Thos (Burke & Rasin), attorney- 
at-law 

Burroett I W (Burrett & Powers) 

Burrett & Powers ({ \V Burrett and — 
Powers), shingle-mill 

Burroughs Mrs 8S L, millinery 

Buzby Isaac W, flou-ing-mill 

Caldwell R G, dentist 

Campbell James (Wald & Campbell) 

Puget Sound Ive Manufacturing Co 

Campbell Thos (Hall & Campbell) 

Cann T H, justice of the peace, attorney- 
at-law, notary public, and commis- 
sioner of deeds for Oregon and Cali- 
fornia 

Cann Mrs T H, millinery and dressmak- 
in 

Oarnow A, restaurant 

Carkeek M J & Bro (MJ and W M Car- 
keek), marble and stone works 

Carr O J, postmaster 

Carry Carr, painter 

Case E G, dentist 

Castro Andrew, fish 

Cheadle EM, physician 

Chestnut L (Look & Chestnut) 

CHILBERG ANDREW (Chilber; 
Bros), vice consul for Sweden an 
Norway and ticket agent European 
and American steamship companies 

CHILBERG BROS (Nelson and An- 


drew Chilberg), groceries 


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Choynski M, carpenter and cabinet-ma- 


CHRONICLE PUBLISHING (C0 
(K C Ward, W M Leach and J W 
aoe publishers ‘‘Seattle Chroni- 
c e”? 


Clancy & Co, livery stable 

Clancy Thos & Co (Thos and C F Clan- 
cy), Bank Exchange Saloon 

Clarke, Anderson & Uo (‘i D Clarke and 
M Anderson), proprs Washington 
Furniture Co 

Clarke IT D(Clarke, Anderson & Co) 

Clayton Bros (P H and P E Clayton), 
fancy and furnishing goods and agts 
Singer Mfg Co 

Cochran J F, sign painter 

COLEMAN J M, assistant. superinten- 
dent Columbia and Peet: Sound R R 


Co 
Collins John, propr Occidentai Hotel 
and city « suncilman 


COLUMBIA AND PUGET SOUND 
RB CO, John L Howard supt 


COMPTON L F, contractor and bridge 
builder 

Cook A E (Cook & Co) 

Cook & Co(A E Cook and A Veser), 
druggists 

Coombs S PF, justice of peace 

Cosper O F, cigars, tobacco, fruits, can- 
dies, etc 

Coulter S & Sons (S, C W and Alvah S 
Coulter), meat market 

COWLES E K, saloon 

CRATER CON & WIFE, Dirigo 
Chop House and Restaurant 

Crawford S L, sec ‘‘Post-Intelligencer”’ 
Publishing Co 

Crist John, fruits, candies, etc 

CROW J W, superintendent and sec- 
retary North Pacific Iron Works 

Davies G (Davies & Woodruff) 

Davies & Woodruff (S C Woodruff and 
G Davies), books and stationery 

DAVIS 8, dry goods and clothing, 
boots and shoes, hats, caps, etc 

DEAN GEO B, groceries, fruits, veg- 
etubles, etc 

Denny A A (Dexter, Horton & Co) 

DENSMORE & JOHNSON (M Dens- 
more and G M Johnson), groceries 

Densmore M (Densmore & Johnson) 

Denton David B, sec Seattle Lumber and 
Commercial Co 

Dickman F (Funk & Dickman) 

Diller L, saloon and lodgings is 

Dillon Rev Isaac, clergyman (Methodist) 

Dixon R L (Dixon & Von Dungen) 

Dixon & Von Dangen (K L Dixon and 
Chas Von Dungen), barbers 

ANE H, physician and medical 

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Dobson Isaac, pres Seattle umber and 
Commercia' Co 

Dougan James, furniture and crockery 

Dougliss H poo & Maryott) 

DOUGLISS & MARYOTT (H Doug: 
liss and H L Maryuit), looking glass 
and }icture frame manufacturers 

Dungen Chas Von (Dixon & Von Dun- 


en) 
Ebersold DS (Stewart & Ebersold) 
ECLIPSE VARIETIES, Beer & 
‘Thompson proprietors, cor Mill and 2d 
patie Peheaee , atty-at-law and notary 
ublic 
Engle A W (Haller & Engle), atty-at- 
Jaw and notary public 
EIN M, boots and shoes, cloth- 
ing, hats, caps, ete 
Eshelman James F (Eshelman, Stillwell 


& Co) 

Eshelman, Stillwell & Co (James F Esh- 
elman and Wm EStillwell), real estate 
and insura”ce agts 

ESMONIN CL, coltee and spice mil!s 
and manufacturer flavoring extracts 

EVANS & ANDERSON (W W Evans 
and John Andzrson), meat market 

Evans W W (Evans & Anderson) 

Farrar Converse P (Smith & Farrar) 

Fauble Andrew (Imhof & Fauble) 

Ferry E P (McNaught, Ferry, Mc- 
Naught and Mitchell), atty-at-law 
Finck Wm H, watchmaker and jeweler 

Fitzpatrick A F, insurance agt 

FLYNN & ANDERSON (Robt Flynn 
andJ S Anderson), saloon 

Flynn Robt (Flynn & Anderson) 

Forrest W R, sec and treas Hall & 
Paulson Furniture Co 

Foss & Borst (L W Foss and Joseph 
Borst), meat market 

Foss L W (Foss & Borst) 

FOSTER ABRAHAM, proprietor Ore- 
gon Boiler Works 

FOSTER G H, wharfinger, Yesler's 
Wharf 

Francisco Joneph, saloon 

Frauenthal Bros (Jacob, Joseph and 
Samuel Frauenthal), dry goods and 
vrhing 

Frazier W P, surveyor, civil engineer 
and real estate agt 

Freeman A P, boots and shoes 

Freeman T P, bootmaker 

French & Co (Z French and D G Mc: 
Lean), wholesale liquors 

French Z (French & Uo) 

Frink J M, supt and sec Washington 
Iron Works 

Frye G F, mgr Seattle Co-operative 
Society 

Funk C G (Funk & Dickman) 

ICKMAN (CG Funk and 
F Dickman), saloon 


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Gash Fred’k. saloon, city councilman 

Gatzert Baily (Schwabacher Bros & Co) 

George J W, pres Washington Iron 
Works 

GIFFORD W H.. upholsterer 

Gilman A M (Austin & Gilman) 

Goodman Emanuel, furnishing goods 

Goodrich W W, architect 

Gove Geo W (Gove & Wilson) 

Gove & Wilson (Geo W Gove and TG 
Wilson), commission merchants, pro- 
duce, hay, graiy, fluur, etc 

Graham RJ, merchant tailor 

GRASSEJ C, dentist 

Graves Mrs R C, millinery 

Graves Ii ©, pictures, frames, etc, 
musical merchandiso, and sewins ma- 
chines 

Greene Roger S, chi.:f justice supreme 
court, and district judge 3d judicial 
district 

Griswold I N, architect and builder 

GROSE WM, proprietor Our House 
Hotel, restaurant and saloon 

Grote G, supt Mattullath Mfr Co 

Hahn Robt, saloon 

Haines J C (Struve & Haines), attorney- 
ai-law and notary public 

HALL & CAMPBELL (\V F Halland 
‘Thos Campbell), real estate brokers 

Hall Geo W, pres and gr Hall & Paul- 
son Furniture Co 

Hall I M, groceries 

Hall Isaac M, probate judge, attorney- 
at-law ond notary public 

HALL & PAULSON FURNITURE 
C0, Geo W Hall president and man- 
ayer, manufacturers and dealers in fur- 
niture and upholstery 

Hall W F (Hail & Campbell), notary 
public and conveyancer 

Haller & Engle (G M Haller and A W 
Engie), attorneys-at-law 

Haller G M (Haller & Engle), attorney- 
at-law and notary public 

Hanford C & Co (C and Frank Hanford), 
job printers: 

Hanford C H, attorney-at-law and 
notary public 

Harmon Mrs LC, propr New England 
Hotel 

Harrington & Smith (Wm A Harrington 
and Andrew Smith), groceries and 
hardware 

Harrington Wm A (Harrington & 
Smith) 

Harrington Rev WS, clergyman (Meth- 
odist) 

Harris Geo W, treas Post-Intelligencer 
Publishing Co 

Harris Geo W & Co (Geo W Harris), 
bankers and agts Wells, Fargo & Co 

Harris Henry, tailor 

Harris S C, county auditor 


Washington—Seattle, 


‘Han FB 


1149 


Harrison & Keil (Robert, A Harrison 
and Chas Keil), restaurant 

Harrison Robert A (Harrison * Keil) 

Hathaway H I} (Hathaway _ Pearce), 
atty-at-law and notary public 

Hathaway & Pearce (H E Hathaway 
and H Pearce), attorneys-at-law 

Henry James D, cigars and tobacco 

Herald Publishing Co, Wm G C Pitt 
manager : 

Hill A F, saloon 

Hill Geo D, county treasurer 

Hoffar N S, carpenter 

Holcomb W W, attorney-at-law 

Holmes A, blacksmith 

Holyoke A B, watchmaker and jeweler 

Horlacher David, meat market 

Horrell John, saloon 

Horton Dexter (Dexter Horton & Co) 

HORTON DEXTER & CO (Dexter 
Horton and A A Denny), bankers 

HOWARD JOHN L, superintendent 
Columbia & Puget Sound R R Co, res 
San Francisco 

Howarl W H, barber 

Howe S D, cigars and tobacco 

Hunt J W, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Hyde D N, capitalist 

Ihrig Adam, saloon 

IMHOF & FAUBLE (Herry Imhof 
and Andrew Fauble), coopers 

Imhof Henry (Imhof & Fauble) 

Ingraham Lk 8, county supt public 
schools 

Jacobs & Jenner (O Jacobs and C K 
Jenner) attorneys-at-law 

Jacobs O (Jacobs & Jenner), atty-at-law 

Jenkins Will D, city editor ‘Seattle 
Chronicle "’ 

Jenner C K (Jacobs & Jenner), attorney- 
at-law 

JENNINGS DA, wholesale groceries, 
liquors, hardware and crockery 

JENNINGS W A, muager for DA 
Jennings 

Johnson A, cabinetmaker 

Johnson G M (Densmore & Johnson), 

Jones A C (Jones & Osborn), atty-at-law 

JONES BROS (H F and OS Jones), 
groceries, hay and feed. 

Jones Humphrey, boots and shoes 

Jones O S Jones Bros), school teacher 

Jones & Osborn (A C Jones and Richard 
Osborn), attorneys-at-law 

Karnes Mrs C W, dressmaking 

Kaufman Chas, boots and shoes 

Kaufman D, merchant tailor, boots and 
shoes 

Keating M M, painter and dealer in 
wall paper, paints, oils, glass, &c 

Keene Pronk » barber 

Keenen Jolin, marble werks 


Keil Chas (Harrison & Keil), 


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Kellogg David (Kellegg & Snyder) 
KE 4 GGG & CO (G Kellogg), drug- 
gists 
KELLOGG & SNYDER (David Kel- 
logg and Alfred Snyder), groceries and 
produce 
Kelly M A, drugsist 
Kendrick B F, physician 
Kennett Chas, bootmaker 
Kenney John, boots and shoes 
KENNEY SAMUEL, merchant tailor 
and clothing 
King Thos, saloon 
Kollock J M, physician and coroner 
’ Korn A (J Schram & Co) 
Lawton C W, nusery 
LEACH W M (Chronicle Publishing 
Cu), business manager 
Leary John, atty-at-law, real estate agt 
and notary public, and pres Pust-Lu- 
telligeucer Publishing Co 
Levy H E, fancy goods and varieties, 
crockery and glassware 
Levy Jacob, tailoc 
Lewis J R, attorney-at-law 
Lister John (Lister & Pritchard) 
LISTER & PRITCHARD (John Lis- 
ter and Richard Pritchard), saloon 
Llewellyn Wm H, insurance ageut 
Lockerby G H, groceries 
Look A E (Look & Ches!nut) 
Lock & Chestnut: (A E Look and L 
Chestnut), painters 
Look S, mgr for | M Hall 
Lowman J D (Pumphrey & Lawman) 
Ludlow James P, deputy clerk district 
court and U S commissioner 
Lvle Thos, groceries anid crockery 
LYON J M, books and stationery and 
manager Puget Sound Tel Co 
Lytz W D, auctioneer 
Macdonald JF (Macdonald & Rei! ze) 
MACDONALD & REITZE (J } Mac- 
donald and Chas & Reitze), contract- 
ors and builders 
Mackintosh A (Mackintosh & Reeves), 
notary public 
Mackintosh & Reeves (A Mackintosh 
and Wim H Reeves), baukers and ab- 
stracts of tit'es 
Mad:locks M KR, druggist 
Manning G L, city councilmau 
Marsh Frank, boiler works 
Martin D D (Binnton & Martin) 
Maryott H_ 1, (Douglies & Maryott) 
Mattwlath Mfg Co, G Grot supcrin- 
tendent barrel factory 
McBeath John A, horsesho r 
McDermoth Chas, shipping and employ- 
ment agency 
McDonalit Chas, blacksmith and city 
councilman 
McDonaJd J F, varieties 
NMcGilvrA John J, attorney-at-law 


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e.6 Pest Street, s. F. 


McGraw John H, sheriff 

McKeon D (Young & McKeon) 

McLean D G (French & Co) 

McLure L § (MecLure & Tuwylor) 

McLure & Taylor (LS McLure and W 
H Taylor), insurance agents 

McMicken Maurice, notary public 

McNaught, Ferry, McNaught & Mitch- 
ell (James and J F McNaught, k P 
Ferry aud J H Mitchell), attorueys- 
at-law 

McNaught James (McNaught, Ferry, 
FECES & Mitchell), attorney-ut- 
aw 

McNaught J F (McNaught, Ferry, Mc- 
Naught & Mitchell), attorney- ut-law 
and notary public 

McVhee J A, furnishing goods, cigars 
and tobacco 

Meeker E (Meeker, Oshorne & Co) 

Mecker, Osborne & Co (EK Mecker and 
ES Osborne), shipping »ud commission 

Mehlhorn Aug, brewery 

Merrick OH, physician 

Metzger L I, carpenter 

Michel John, bootmaker 

Miles Z C (Waddell & Miles) 

Miller A S (Portinan, Padilen & Co) 

Miller C L Sr, physician . 

Mills Mrs LH, dressmaking and agent 
Butterick’s patterns 

Mills M V B, constable 

Mitchell C L, harness and saddles 

Mitchell J H (McNaught, Ferry, Me- 
Naught & Mitchell), atturney-at-liw 


MITCHELL JF T, boatbuilder and 
shipwrisht 

MONTBORNE H P, physician 

Moutgomery W, cigars and tobacco 

Moore Geo N, photographer 

Morgareilge 8, barber 

Moyer (i F, dresses, ladies’ furnishing 
and fancy goods 

Munday Chas F (White & Muniay), 
attorney-at-law and notary public 

Murray Mrs A, ladies’ hairdresser 

Myer KF, hats, caps and furnishing 
yools 

NAHER CHAS, watchmaker and jew- 
eler 

Nelsson Hans, hotel 

NEUMAN L, gun and locksmith 

New England Hotel, Mrs L C Harmon 
propr 

Nuwell Geo, turning and rcroll-sawing 

NORTH PACIFIC IRON WORKS, 


JW Crow superintendent aud secre- 


tary 
Norwold H BE, tailor 
Nutt Mrs EJ, dressmakin 
Occilental Hotel, John Collins propr 
Olstad John (Onsum & Olstadd) 
Onsum H A (Onsumn & Olatad) 


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Washi ngton—Sea ttle. 


CONKLIN BROS 


-» CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


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Washington—Seuttle. 


Onsum & Olstad (H A Onsum and John 
Olstad), meat market ¢ 

OREGON BOILER WORKS, A Foster 
proprietor 

Orth Adam, boots and shoes 

Osborn John, saloon 

Osborn Richard (.ones & Osborn), at- 
torney-at-law and notury public 

Osborne ES (Meeker, Osborne & Co), 
attorucy-at-law ani notary public 

Osborne I: S, city clerk 

Osgood Thos, saloon 

OUR HOUSE, Wm Grose proprietor 


Padden Portinan (Portman Padden & 


Co) 

PADDEN PORTMAN’ & CO (Port- 
man Padden and A S Miller), gro- 
ceries, wholesale and retail 

PARKER LB. saloon antl hotel 

Pearce H (Hathaway & Pearce), attor- 
ney-at-law 

Peters Frank, saloon 

PETERSON & BRO (Louis and Henry 
Peterson), photographers 

Pfeiffer Daniel A, restaurant 

Phinney Guy C & Vo (Guy C Phinney), 
attorneys-at-law, real estate and in- 
surance acts 

Pinckney Win H, meat market 

Piper A \W, bokery and candy factory 

PITT WM G C, manager aud editor 
Heraldl Publi-hing Co 

Poncin G (Boyd & Poncin) 

Pontins FA, deugzist 

‘ PO3T- INTELLIGENCER” (iaily 
and weekly), P st-tutelligencer Pub- 
lishing Co publishers 

POST - INTELLIGENCER PUB- 
LISHING CO, ‘hos W Prosch man- 
ager 

Post J J (Stets-n & Post) 

Pritchard Richard (Lister & | 


PROSCH THOS W, manager ui “ 


tor Post-lutelligencer Publishing Co | 


Prosser Win I, special agt General 
Land Office aed 

PUGET IRON WORKS, Williams & 
Kellogg proprietors 

PUMPHREY & LOWMAN (\W Il 
Pumphrey & J D Lowman), books, 
stationery, anst musical instruments 

Pumphrey W H (Pumphrey & Lowman), 
agt P CS L Co, O R &N Co, ant 
NP RR 

Rasin U M (Burke & Rasin), attorney- 
at-law and notary pub'ic 

Raymond G F (‘Treen & Raymond) 


teed R D, florist 
Reeves Win H (Mackintosh & Reeves), 
notary public 


Fel| REINIG LEONARD, grocer and com- 


mission mere want 


bey | Reitze Chas F (Macdonald & Reitze) 


18 & 20 Spear Kt. 
y Nan Francisco. . 


115! 


Renton Coal Co, R Robinson supt 
Requa H J, watchmaker and jeweler 
Rickards Wm, pestaurant 
Robinson R, supt Renton Coal Co 
Ronald J T (Wood & Ronald) 
ROOT OG, physician 
Ross Robt, groceries 
Rostein Louis, fancy gods 
Rowe L §S, groceries 
Schillestadl O, undertaker 
SCHMID V, Concordia Hall, saloon 
Schram J (J Schram & Co) 
Schram J & Co (J Schram and A Korn), 
stoves and tinwure 
Schwabacher Bros & Co (Louis, Abe and 
Sigsmund Schwabacher and Baily 
Catzert), gen mdse 
wash (R Scott & Son), and notary 
uh'ic 
Scot  & Son (R and A M Scott), real 
estate agts 
Scott W A. harher 
“SEATTLE CHRONICLE” (daily 
and weekly), Chrouicle Publishing Co 
publishers 
Saattle Co-operative Society, G F Frye 
mer, groce:ics, crockery, boots, shoes 
and furnishing goods 
“SEATTLE DAILY HERALD,” 
Herad Publishing Co, publishers 
Seattle Lumber and Commercial Co, 
Isaae Dobson, pres, infrs lumber, sash, 
‘doors, blinds, ete 
SEATTLE SAW-MILL, C&PSRR 
Co proprietors, lnmber manufacturers 
SEATTLE WATER CO, H L Yesler 
superintendent 
Seavey James, clerk district court, res 
Port Townsent 
SHAW & ALGAR (C H Shaw and F 


CU Algar), saluon 


ri) ) Shaw C HE (Shaw & Algar) 


Shaw Mrs M, lodging-house 


phard J J, contractor and builder 

sherwin J, architeet 

SHOREY 0 C & 00 (0 © Shorey and 
LW Bouncy), wadertakers and ear: 
penters 

Sitvain Louis, saloon 

Singer Mfg Cr, Clayton Bros agts 

Singerman P (Poklas & Singerman) 

Slorah A, Seattle Brewery 

Smith Andrew (Harrington & Smith) 

Smith Ed L, physicia 

SMITH & FARRAR (Julius W Smith 
and Convers tarrar), proprietors 
Arlington House 

SMITH JAMES W, saloon and variety 
theatre 

Smith Julius W (Smith & Farrar) 

SMITH L P & SON (L P and iA 

Smith), watchmakers, jewelers znd 

dealers in watches, clucks, jewelry : nd 

silverware 


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Foe Re hele SE Dl | 
HARDWOOD LUMBER, st! be Soumcer reps, Newel Posts, Balustere, 


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Louis BRAVERMAN g co, 


1152 


THOMAS, saloon 

Seite W A & CO, pianos, organs 
and musica! merchandise 

Smith & Williard, physicians 

Smith W Parry, constable and deputy 
sheriff 

Snow G D, mgr W U Tel Co 

en VER Alfred (Kellogg & Snyder) 

A M. real estate agent and 

“Acco fi: United States claimants 

Sohns L, agt Mattullath Mfg Co 

SPENCER JOHN, plumber and gas- 
titter 

Stafford John A, wall paper, window 
glass, etc 

Star ne D W, physician 

STEIN WEG vu Pe (of W L Steinweg & 
Co, Whatcom) 

Stephens H, dentist 

@)| Stephens Mrs S S, photographer 

Stetson Geo W (Stetson & Post) 


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and J J Post), manufacturers of luin- 
ber, doors, windows and blinds 

STEWART & EBERSOLD (J A 
Stewart and * S Ebersold), job print- 
ers 

Stewart J A (Stewart & Eber:old) 

ble sola L V, pres ‘‘ Herald Publishing 

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Stier E J, watchmaker and jeweler 
se aa Wm E (Eshelman, Stillwell & 


0) 
Stoll W T, attorney-at-law 
Stone C P & Co (C P Stone), groceries 
Stowell & Co (H Stowell), druggists 
Stranz M, barber 
Streit Win, saloon 


» Je Manutactnrers of Fise. ¢ 19 Montgoaiery 


Washington—Seattle. 


Treen L A (Treen & Raymond) 

Treen & Raymond (LA Treen andG F 
Raymond), boots and shoes 

Turner E A, real estate and loans 

Uhlfelder H, crockery, glassware and 
groceries 

Ulin E, gl rd pa and spar maker 

Valentine eter, fish 

Van Doren C M, county commissioner 

Van Zandt E, physician 

Vergon James, saloon 

Veser A (Cook & Co) 

Vrooman S_B, attorney-at-law and 
notary public 

Waddell I (Waddell & Miles) 
AD. MILES (I Waddell 
and J U Miles), stovs and tinware, 
pumps, pipes, brass goods, etc, crock- 
ery and glassware 

Wald & Campbell (F W Wald and 
James Camphell), hardware, iron and 
steel, agricultural implements, and 

ts Studebaker wagons 

Wald F W (Wald & Spmabe) 

WALSH GEO W, saloon 

WALSH J W (Chronicle Publishing 


iu? assistant editor ‘‘Seatile Chroni- 


WARD K C (Chronicle Publishing Co) 
andy managing editor ‘‘ Seattle Chron- 
icle 

Washington Furniture Co (Clarke, An- 
derson & Co) 

Washington Iron Works, J W George 
pes 9 

Weaver DS, stoves and tinware 

Weed G A, physician 

Wertheimer Dan, cigars and tob:eco 


<5 STRUVE & HAINES (H G Struve| Wheeler D T, notary public and col- 


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and J C Haines), attorneys at-law 


at-law 
Sullivan John, varieties 
Sullivan Mrs R S, lodying-house 
Sutherland & Co (A C and W A Suther. 
land), groceries 
Taylor W H (McLure & Taylor), city 
atots or, 
etzleff Herman, boarding 
THATCHER JL, grocer and jobbor 
Thompson Geo C (Beer & Thampene 
Thomson R H (Whitworth & ‘Thom- 
son) 
Thurlow A, boat builder 
Tibbits J H, watchmaker and jeweler 
ae Mrs L M, millinery and fancy 


robes ¥ (Toklas & Singerman), res San 
Francisco 

Toklnas & Singerman (F ToklJas and P 
Singerman), dry goots and clothing 

Trana & Ackley (John F Trana and L E 
Ackley), saloon 

Trana John F (Trana & Ackley) 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


lector 


Y Struve H G (Struve & Haines), attorney-| WHITE & MUNDAY (W H White 


and Chas F Muuiay), attorneys-at-law 

White W H (White & Munday), attor- 
ney-at-law 

Whittlesey Wm H, attorney-at-law and 
notary public 

Whitworth f H (Whitworth & Thom- 
aon), city and county surveyor 

W..itworth & Thomson (FF H Whit- 
worthand R H Thomson), civil and 
mining engineers and survey rs 

Wikstrom & Amonids (P Wikstrom and 
A Amonds), boarding-house 

Wikstrom P (Wikstrom & Amonds) 

Wilkins I T, saloon 

Willard —, physician 

Williams John, fruits, candies, etc 

WILLIAMSON & KELLOGG (J Rk 
Williamson and Albert H Kellogg), 
Puget Iron Works 

Wilson T G (Gove & Wilson) 

Wolff A, saloon 

WwooD & RONALD (Wm Db Wood | 
and JT Ronald), attorneys-at-law 


PRISON CELLS, nov'tes tain Sircee, 


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Wood Wm D (Wood & Ronald), atty- |: 
” at-law and notary public : YESLER MILL AND MANUFAC- 
SS | Woodruff § C (Davies & Woodruff) TURING CO (HL Yesler and J S 
pa | Wooleny James H, city marshal and Anderson), manufacturers and deulers 
chief of police in all kinds of lumber, sash, doors 

od Aas SM ewe J, melee ae restaurant) blinds, etc (ses adv) : 
= Eb Sane tural implements Young H H (Young & McKeon) 


YESLER H L, capitalist (Yesler Mill Young & McKeon (If II Young and D 
and Manufacturing (Oo) McKeon), plumbers and gastitters 


JULIUS W. SMITH, CONVERSE P. FARRAR, Proprietors. 


THE MODEL HOTEL OF THE NORTH-WEST, 


Corner Main and Commercial Sts., Seattle, W. T. 


ESPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR FAMILIES. 


BATHING ACCOMMODATIONS FREE TO GUESTS. 


S. BAXTER & CO., 


WHOLESALE DEALERS IN 


Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco, 


Buyers and Exporters of Furs, Hides, Hops, Wool and Grain, 


THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Monts 


AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 


Seattle, - - -  - Washington Territory. 


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ARDWOOD LUMBER, eee TS poten aims, Potes. 8 svete, 


JOE POHEIM, 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & C0, VENEERS °° art fer 2- 


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Washington—Seattle, 


IMHOF & FAUBLE, 


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‘Tank Builders, 
SEATTLE, W. T. 


kins of Coopersge, 


PRACTICAL BRIDGE BUILDER, 


SEATTLE, Ww. T. 
L. EK. COMPTON, 


A Practical Bridge Builder, has returned and permanently located in Seattle. Ho 
will furnish plaus and specitications, or superintend the building of 


RAILROAD, WAGONROAD AND FOOT BRIDGES 


OF THE MOST APPROVED STYLE. 
I also make large truss-roofs ; from fifty to two hundred feet span a specialty. 
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GEO. W. HALL, President and Manaze:. W. R. FORREST, Secretary and Treasurer. 
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Hall & Paulson Furniture Company,| 


MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN 


~ FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY OF ALL KINDS. 


Chamber, D:n'‘ng Room and Office Furn‘ture a Spec‘alty. 
Salesroom: Commercial Sireet,. - - °* + #SEATILE, W. T. 


W. F. HALL, Notary Public and Con:eyances, THOS. CAMPBELL. 


HALL & CAMPBELL, 
Real Estate & General Brokers, 
SEATTLE, W. T. 


Any Business entrusted to our care wilt receive prompt attent:on. 
. O. Box 410, 


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Oppositd 


BFER 4 
GEORG 


OPEB 


D. A. JENNINGS, 
Importer and Wholesale Grocer 


AND DEALER IN 


Ship and Steamboat Stores, © 
SHATTLE, W. T. 


Puget Iron Works. 


SEATTLE, Ww. T. 
WILLIAMSON & KELLOGG, Proprietors. 


ALL KINDS OF 


IRON & BRASS CASTINGS 


Done on Short Notice and in a Satisfactory Mannev:. 


LARGEST STOCK OF PATTERNS ON THE SOUND, 


Including Various Sizes of Vertical and Horizontal Engines, 
Milling Machinery, etc., etc. Manufacturers of 
Locomot:ves and all kinds of Logging Cars. 


ECLIPSE VARIETIES, 


Corner Mill and Second Streets, 


Opposite Occidental Hotel. ............ sss ceeeeeeeeeees SEATTLE, W. T. 
BR PION EBON . =v evcecn escent devesreseeerenenees PROPRIETORS. 
GEORGE C. 'THOMPSON..........000 cee cee es ee eeees STAGE MANAGER. 


THE HOME OF ENJOYMENT AND PLEASURE. 
OPEN EVERY NIGHT, ADMISSION FREE, 


Washington—Seuttle, 1155 | 


1156 Washington—Seattle 


SHATTTE 


DAILY & WEEKLY CHRONICLE 


SHA'TCTLE, W. T. 
WRROEY oo. ccis vicar scar ebeocey $2.00 PER YEAR. 


The Largest and Best Weekly in the Territory. Contains 
full news, Local, Editorial, and Miscellaneous. Espe- 
cially devoted to the interests and development 
of the Northwest. Send 3 cent Stamp for 
Sample Copy. 


SEATTLE DAILY CHRONICLE. 


LARGEST DAILY IN THE TERRITORY. 


Takes full Telegraphic News, and has a wide circulation. 
Both Daily and Weekly excellent advertising mediums. 


THE CHRONICLE, SEATTLE, W. T. 


The Seattle Saw Mill, 


Columbia and Puget Sound R. R. Co., . coprietors. 


MANUFACTURES 


Rough and Dressed Lumber, Flooring, 
ctc., Sash. Doors, Blinds, and Mouldings. 


A Machine Shop is connected with the Mill. 


| ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING AND BUILDING OF STEAM ENGINES. 


Also, First-Class Machine Work Promptly executed. 


C.id 2. &. BH. R. 


—— FROM —— 


SEATTLE to RENTON & NEWCASTLE 


Passenzer and freight cars of the Columbia and Puget Sound Railroad will leave Seattle every 
day (Sundays excepted) at 7:30 a. M.and2rPr.M. Arrive at Rentun at 8:30 a.mM.and3 p.m. Arrive 
at Newcastic av 9:30 a Mw. and 41. M. 

Returning leave Newcastle at 10 a.m. and6p.m. Arrive at Ronton at 11:45 a. mw. and 6:45 p, uw. 
Arrive at Seattle at 1 a.m. and 7Pr.M. Depot King Streot, foot of Second, Seattle, W. T. 


J. M. COLMAN, Ass’t Superintendent. 


‘ ' at ‘ ‘ 
Washington—Seatile. 1157 


HENRY L. YESLER. JOHN S. ANDERSON 


YESLER MILL 


Manufacturing Co. 


Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of 


ROUCH AND DRESSED 


IU M BHR 


DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, 


Mouldings, Frames, Shutters, 


Etc., Etc., Ete. 


Seattle, Washington Territory. 


sf As this Mill is located at the principal Steamboat 
wharf, parties at a distance will find it to their advantage 
to send their orders directly to us. 


ORDERS SOLICITED AND PROMPTLY ATTENDED 10. 


Whe Ar a 


ASONIC 0 5 Mee gee est pen meres e” 
Washington—Seattle-Skookumchuck. 


L. P. SMITH & SON, SHARON. | 


Front Street, Seattle, W. T.| CHEuatts County. A post-office, 25 
miles southwest of Olympia. 


WATCHMAKERS & JEWELERS. | Posty ss noses 
re Russell George, cubinetmaker 
DEALERS IN Ticknor W H, blacksmith 


Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, SILVER CREEK 


Silverware. Lewis County. A post-office, 17 miles 
Notarial and other Seals made to order, | ¢48t Of Napaviue. Population 40. 


TUCKER JOHN, postmaste 
» post 

SEDALIA. apa 
Sroxaxe Country. A post-office. SKAGIT. 


BRALL HARVEY, postmaster Whatcom County. A po-t-office, on 
—_— Skagit River, «5 miles south of What- 
is ZHOME com. l’vpulation 40, 
Delonghary Thos, saloon 


Wnuatcom County. A post-office, by ‘ 
0. R. & N. Go’s Railway, 288 iniles cet Ppt ser merepeniiae 


north of Portland, Oregon. Van Devantee B F, c'ergyman (Meth. 
Bellingham Bay Coal C», gea mdso odist) 
Conover W H, saloon 


FOUTS W H, general merchandise an 
shea dati SKAMOKAWA. 


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FERCAMP t 
BO: Miss rete tay ae Wanktakum County. A post-office, 6 
Ww mi'es northwest of Cathlamet, and 
77 miles northwest of Portland, Ore. 


Sisson W M, general morchandiee gon. Reached by O. R. & N. Co.'s 
paar WE ° Co, gen indse steamers. ; 
oroton > druggist al : 
Washington Colony, milling BROOKS & LOWELL, general mer 
-_——_—— coun aun taht ie pet 4 
epherd C C, general merchandise 
SELAH. 


Yaxmma Country. Sec Wenas. SKOOKUMCHUCK. 


: Lewis Counry. Pig » ag es on the 

Northern Pacific R. R. (Pacific Di- 

SEMIAHMOO. vision), 28 miles southwest of New 

Waatcom County. <A post-office, 20} Tacoma, and 9 miles northwest of 
miles north of Whatcom. Chehalis. 


Clarke Sylvester. boat buil.ler Agnew J, general merchandise 
ELWOOD JOHN, general merchandise | Calkins M J, saloon 

Freese John E, justice of peace CROSBY C. postmaster 

Jones Zebulon, carpenter CROSBY & WOODHAM, general 
Lindsey Jasper, notary public merchandise 

Martin & Tarte, salmon cannery Davis DM & Co, general merchandise 
McBee Isaiah, blacksmith Disseaux Chas, blacksinith 


Murue James E, gen mdse Hight A W, saw-mill 
Richards Richard, carpenter Jamieson James E, veneral merchandise 


Stewart A W, blacksmith Mall Zadack, carpeuter and wagon- 
Tarte J F, hotel maker 

Thurlowe Alfred, hotel and boat builder | Rowland O, physician 

Thurlowe Eugene, boat builder Sar.ent A, flour-mill 

Willson Daniel, surveyor Young Joseph, hotel 


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S, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal. 


O’Brien P, saloon 


ROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORK 


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Yaxma County. A post-office. 


FERRELL MRS J H, postmistress, 
SNOHOMISH. 


Sxonomisu County. A post-office, and 
county seat, on a river of the same 
nam, 40 imiles north of Seattle, 
Population 160. 


Brown W FP, surveyor 
Eddy A H, justi:e of peace Snohomish 


wecinct 
MISSIMER C A, county snperintend- 
ent schools, deputy surveyor, and 
clerk district court an 
Morgan H_ D, county commissioner 
Ovenell Tho:, county commissioner 
Plaekott J H, county auditor 
Smith E D, county commissioner 
Whittield Wm, sheriff 


SOUTH BEND. 


Paciric County. A post-offico, 57 mites 
} north of Astoria. 

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SPANGLE. 


Spokane County. A post-office. 


Butler J B, brickmaker and mason 
Butler Mrs J B, milliner 

Gray Samuel, harnessmaker 

Greene & Co, saw-mill 

Griuer J H, carpenter 
Hinchliff Bros, general merchandiss 
Hinton H, carpenter 
Matvhett J, general merchandiso 
Rose ——, blacksmith 

Snearly W Z, blacksmith 

Spangle & Irby, butchers 
SPANGLE WAM, hotel and postmaster 
Wimpey James, livery stable 

Winn H T, saloon 


SPOKANE BRIDGE. 


Srevens County. A post-office, 15 
miles east of Spokane Falls. 


COWLEY M M, general merchandise 


nd postmaster 
Wheellr A H, hotel and saloon 


SPOKANE FALLS. 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


Wushington—Snipes-Spokune Falls, 


Sroxaxr County. <A post snd express 
office, situated on the Northern Pa- 
| cific R. R., 161 miles from Wallula 


rancisos” 


1159 


Junction. Population about 1000, and 

rapidly increasing, 

The situation of tho town is perhaps 
the most eligible of any on the Northern 
Vacitic, and we predict that its natural 
and acquired advantages will assure for 
Spokane a growth unprecedented in the 
northwest. It is already attracting the 
attention of manufacturers to the im- 
mense power of its fulla—a body of water 
of unlimited force, and capable of run: 
ning an incalculable amount of machin- 
ery. Then the location of the town is 
almost in the centerof what will, event- 
ually bs a a thickly-settled county, 
rich iu agricultural resources and heavy 
stock and timber interests. It is also— 
and will become more so—a point of 
great interest to tourists, possessing 
especial charms for both lovers of the 
beautiful in scenery, as well as for de- 
votees of the pisca‘orial art and hunters, 
To attempt to describa the scene of the 
mighty rus: of waters known as Spo- 
kane Falls—its turgid currents and ed- 
dies, its sun-glinted spray and frowning 
rocks—aud by description give an idea 
of its sonvrous roar and grandeur, would 
be almost as futile as to do justice to a 
tine musical composition without a ren- 
dering. It must be seen by a lover of 
the majesticin nature. Tose the tumb- 
ling, seething mass as it comes roaring 
down is a revelation of one ot earth’s 
greatest wonders. We spoke of the 
tishing hereabouts, also, ani it is no ex- 
aggerated fish story to say that the 
spore here is the best in the land, the 
pastime (or vocation) having the most 
encouraging results of any fishing we 
have ever witnessed. Trout is very 
plentiful. 

As a hotel town Spokane Falls ranks 
very high. Besides the two older 
houses, the California (recently enlarged 
and newly fur.ished), and the North 
Pacitic (a popular family house), there 
has just been comp'eted and opened the 
Sprague Hotel, a magnificent structure, 
near the depot. Its appointments and 
furniture are of the most elegant de- 
scription and its general arrangements 
and cuisine are secoud to none in the 
Territory, The town possesses a bright 
and prosperous looking weekly news- 
paper, the Spokane Falls Chronicle, 
two banks, a saw and_planing-mill 
two flouring mills, and several mi- 
nor manufacturing businesses. Its 
buildings in course of erection are at 
present writing, the most important in 
the town’s history. Besides the new 
Sprague Hotel and the important addi- 
tion to the California House, there are 


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Washington—Spokane Falla. 


being erected Cannon's bank building 
an’ store on Riverside Avenue, at an 
estimated vost of $10,000, and in dimen- 
sions measuring 54x90 feet; Ziegler’s 
three-story building for a hardware store, 
26x70 feet; a large brick building on 
Riverside Avenue; a flour-mill on the 
island and a spacious new freight depot 
by the R. R. Compuny. The town site 
was first settled in 1873 by a Mr. J. N. 
Glover (still a resident). It did not be- 
gin to assume the aspect of a town until 
1879, so that in less than three years’ 
growth it has become a full-fledged city, 
with an exceedingly bright outlook. 


H E & CO(H E Allen and C 
B Hopkins), publishers ** Spokane 
Falls Chronicle” 
Allison G S, physician and surgeon 
Andrews W R (Nash & Andrews) 
BANK OF SPOKANE FALLS, A M 
Cannon proprietor 
BARTON H OC, restaurant (sce adv) 
Behrend F C, Spokane Wool and Hide 
Depot 
Benham I T, contractor and builder 
ene BH, cashier Bank of Spokane 
Talls 
Berg Si non (Friedenrich & Berg) 
BLACK HAWK LIVERY STABLE, 
BB Bravinder proprietor (see adv) 
Blalock J B, boots and shoes and boot- 
maker 


BORTON AE, clerk California House 

BRAVINDER BENJ B, proprietor 
Black Huwk Livery Stable 

BROWNE J J, attorney-at-law 

BURNS WS, liquors 

Burton B'T, physician and surgeon 

CALIFORNIA HOUSE. W C Gray 


roprietor, A E Borton clerk 

cinwon A M, proprietor Bank of 
Spokane Falls, county treasurer, 
planing-mill, general merchandise and 
city councilman 

W, Delmonico Res- 

taurant and Peete 

CARTER BROS (Willis and Lyman 
Carter), blacksmiths and wagon- 
makers 

CLARK & KNIPE(A K Clark and 
Edward Knipe), stoves and tinware 

Collins U L, agt W U Tel Co and Gov- 
ernment Freight 

CONVERSE & WILLIAMSON (G 
W Converse and A J Williamson), 
blacksmiths and wagonmakers 

Coxe J D, insurance ayt 

Cox & Raney (J David Cox and W L 
Raney), agricultural implements and 
sewing machines 

Cramer 8S C, groceries 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, 


Cranford Robert, justice of the peace, 
collector and commissioner of deeds 
Davis Geo A (Echo Mills Co), and city 
councilman 

Dessert Victor, saloon 

Deuber Peter, harnessmak:r 

Drumheller: Daniel (Wilson & Drum- 
heller), city councilman 

Echo Mills Co (S G Havermalo and 
Geo A Davis), fouring-mill 

EUREKA RESTAURANT, D Rey- 
nolds & Co proprietors 

Evans W R, cabinet maker and under- 
taker 

Fife W H, general merchandise 

First National Bank of Spokane Falls 

FORREST R W. -vholesale and ritail 
groceries, confectionery, cigars, etc, 
mayor of city 

Freidenrich & Berg (Felix Freidenrich 
and Simon Berg), general merchandise 

FRENCH HENRY, confectionery, 
ice cream, fruita, oysters, etc 

Glover J N, capitalist 

GODDARD & SAYRE (J O Goddard 
aud Warren Sayre), harnessmakers 
and saddlers 

Goldsmith August (F R Moore & Co) 

Gray John §, police justice 

GRAY W & proprietor California 
House and city councilman 

Grimmer J M (Shaner & Grimmer) 

Haney Ed, blacksmith 

Hargrove James L, saloon 

Hargrove K R, liquors 

Havermale S G (Echo Mills Co) 

HAYWARD H C, gents furnishin: 
goods, hats and caps, sporting goods, | 
cigars and tobacco and notions 

Heath S H, postmaster, books and sta- 
tioner 

HEDGES BF, agt North Pacific R R 

Hersner Joseph, furniture 

HOPKINS © B (HE Allen & Co), res 
Colfax 

Hyde E B, city marshal 

Hyde S C, attorney-at-law 

JONES A J (Wright & Jones) 

Jones -J M, ice deater 

KAISER WILLIAM, proprictor 
Sprague Hotel 

T3 ALBERT £, bakery and gro- 

ceries 


King C B, livery stable 

ENIPE EDWARD (Clark & Knipe) 

Knox Mrs, boarding 

Knox —, painter 

Lawson Bros (C A and J E Lawson), 

ents furnishing goods and notions 

LUTTRELL MRS §, 'ndiana Hous, 
boarding (meals 25 cents) 

McGLAUFLIN GEORGE, blacksmith 
and wagonmaker 

Moe J S, tailor 


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Moore Denis, in charge U S Military | Shaner B F (Shaner & Grimmer) 
Telegraph 


P. SHANER & GRIMMER (B F Shan- 

Moore F R & Co (F R Moore and| er and J M Grimmer), vecreaines 

August Goldsmith), general mdse North Pacific Hotel 
Morgan J M, physician Sheridan Thomas, assistant operator U 
antl y pling oi variety store} S military telegraph 
and news depot “SPOKANE FALL CLE” 
at MOO NDREW, a Nash and |, (Weekly) HE Alles restr 

W XK Andrews), attorneys-at-law SPRAGUE HOTEL, William Kaiser 
Nash L B(Nash & Andrews), attorne Proprietor, nr depot (see adv) 


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at-law vl eg John N, wholosale and retail 
ins Rev R D, rector Rod - nore 
Nis School aay ere ee STOUT J KENNEDY, attorney-at. 
Newlin W_ W, attornoy-at-law Streib Chas, baiber sh 
faq| NORTH PACIFIC OTEL, Shaner | Thacher OB, dentist 
rimmer proprietors (sce adv ’ 4 { 
N osler J M, val Tlie agt TURNER W L, drugs, paints, oils, 
hare any Reyuole Co Tuttle J H, fruits, cigars. eto 
paletes manner (Palmtag & Wilson), weal). Miss Eva ‘Wiscombe & Wad- 
city councilman 
elp AG & WILSON (Gerhard Warner Alex (Warner & Roe), propr 


: Western Hotel 
Palmtag and Samuel Wilson), brewer 
Parks Mra Emma, milliner Y! WARNER & ROE (Alexander War. 
PFERDNER PAUL, dealer in sewin ner and James E Roe), livery, hack, 
machines, pianos and organs be dray and express 
ladies’ furnishing and fancy goods Wentzell Justus, barber shop 


Porter A H, drugs, paints, oils, etc Whitehouse L H, physician and city 
Post Frederick, flour-mill councilman 


PYNN T W, City Bakery Whitman S G, agent W, F & Co and in- 
Raney W _L (Cox & Raney surance 


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REYNOLDS D & CO (Daniel Reynolds | WILLIAMSON A J (Converse & Wil- 
and A P Orr), Eureka Restaurant, or} __liamson) 
i. Fea} depot Wilson & Drumheller (Wm Wilson and 
© RICKARD SAMUEL, Bank Exchange Daniel Drumheller), butchers 
saloon Wilson Mrs Jennie, hotel 


. Rien Mrs A R, Planters Hotel Wilson Samuel alte Wilson) >} 
= RIMA LW, watchmaker and jeweler| Wiscombe & Waddell (Mrs Jennie Wis- = 
r ROACH PETER, gunsmith, guns and| combe and Miss Eva Waddell), mil- | = 
ammunition linery and fancy goods ey 
Robinson Mrs M E, dressmaker Wolverton Bros (Wm M and A P Wol- = 
‘a 0} Rodney Morria School, C A Absalom] verton), hardware oe 
3 pussies _ | WRIGHT & JONES (Chas Wright |& 
A ROE J. E (Warner & Roe), liv-| and AJ Jones), saloon, Merchant Ex- | =+ | 
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1162 Washington—Spokane Falls. 


CHRONICLE. 


SPOKANE FALLS, W. T. 


The Best Advertising Medium 2 News Journal 


North of Snake River. 


Subscription, per year, - - $3.00 


The Representative Paper of Spokane County, 
— AND THE— 
Official Paper of the City of Spokane Falls. 


W. E. ALLEN & CO., Publishers. 


DELMONICO CHOP HOUSE, 
Spokane Falls, W.'T. 


BEDS $ SAMPLE ROOM 


FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS ONLY. 


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C. W. CARSON, Proprietor, formerly of the Bon Ton Chop House. 


GODDARD & SAYRE, 


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SADDLES, 
Saddlery Hardware, Whips, Collars, Spurs, Ete. 


REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE. 


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Sprague Hotel, 


SPOKANE FALLS, W. T. 


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This Magnificent New Hosteley ha is been furnished p the view of making it the 
most elegant and comfortable in the territory. First-class in every detail. 


WM. KAISER, Proprietor. 


Maison Doree Restaurant, 


Unon, Fish, Gams and Dyster Bouse, 


Spokane i) Wash, Ter. 


H. C. BARTON, . Proprietor, 


Everything in Season. Excellent cooking, Rea- 
SB sonable prices. Open at all hours. 
| ek eet PRE ate? PARTE 


. ¢ WORTH PACIFIC HOTEL, 


SHANER & CRIMMER, YProprictors. 


SPOKANE FALLS................ WASHINGTON TERRITORY. 


This Popular House is noted for its goo | accommodations and excellent fare. 


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Washington—Spokane Falls—Sprague. ; 


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_PETER ROACH, 
Main Street, Spokane Falls, W.T. 


Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Door Locks, Keys, etc., 
promptly repaired. 

All General work in my line at more reasona- 
ble rates than any other house in this City. 


SPRAGUE. 


Spokane County. A post ond ex- 
iy office, situated on the Northern 
acific R. R. 120 miles northeast of 
Wallula. Population about 600. 
Headquarters for Pend d’Oreille Div- 
ision of the N. P. Railway, having a 
fine building for railroad offices, round- 
house and large foundry and machine 
shops located;there. The office building 
is a stately affair and the marked ar- 
chitectural feature of the town. The 
building, furniture and appointments 
cost $42,000, The shops are for con- 
structing and repairing, andempley, on 
an average, about 180 men. The other 
manufacturing businesses area brewery, 
furniture factory and several minor es- 
tablishments. The National Hotel op- 
posite the railroad depot is the princi- 
pal hotel and is pepular both with 
the traveling public and with residents 
of the town. The celebrated Big 
Bend country, adjacent to Sprague, is 
conceded to be the richestin the Terri- 
tory, and it is comparatively unsettled. 
Government land in this rich virgin 
country is open for pre-emption. It 
will not be long before this locality is 
settled up, forming settlements contrib- 
utory to Sprague. Messrs. Sinallwood 
& Armstrong, land agents, offer to give 
information regarding government land 
or improved farms on application. The 
altitude of Sprague is 1818 feet. 


Anderson Anton, merchant tailor 

ARMSTRONG J T (W H Small- 
wood & Uo), attorney-at-law 

Babb Mrs M E, millinery and dressmak- 


pas. Mra Josephine, hotel 
BARTOL & OONLEE (John Bartol 


and Louis A Conlee), general merchan-. 


BARTOL JOH® (Barto! & Conlee) 
Bauder Christian, beer hall 
Baxtell Wm M, notary public 


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CALVIN NUTTING & SON, wens GGy nin wir: 


Beaudett L A, contractor and builder 
CKHOFF FRED, bootmaker 
Brooke Geo S (Fairweather & Brooke) 
Brooks M L, constable 
BROWN & DANE (DeWitt Brown 
and Edwin Dane), National Hotel 
Brown DeWitt (Brown & Dane) 
Burns John J (Murphy & Burns), post- 
master 
BURTON B T, physician and surgeon 
Carr W H, agricultural imp]’ts, lumber 
and shingles 
LER W M, land agent, notary 
public, conveyancer and commissioner 
of deeds for Oregon (see adv) 
Cody John, notary public 
Co UIS A (Bartol & Conlee) 
Cox Gassendi, hardware, stoves, tin- 
ware, etc 
Curtis J F, master mechanic N P R R 
shops 
Dane Edwin (Brown & Dane) 
CER P, dentist 
Dillon P W, liquors and billiards 
Dittenhoefer Wm, general mdse 
ickstrom H, watchmaker and jeweler 
Ettelson & Perry (Benjamin Ettelson 
and J ¥E Perry), wholesale and retail 
liquors 
Fairweather & Brooke (H W Fairweath- 
er and George S Brooke), banking and 
insurance 
FAIRWEATHER H W, superinten. 
dent Pend d’Oreille Div N PRR 
Fairweather W A (Sprague & Fair- 
weather) 
Farmer & Johnson, livery 
‘armer Wm (Farmer & Johnson) 
Garren Mrs E A, dressmaking 
Gehres & Hertrich (F J Gehres and Vic- 
tor Hertrich), general merchandise 
Gore W 0, train dispatcher N P RR 
Griffin John, butcher shop 
Hagen Louis, furniture, doors, sash, etc 
Hanson John A, varieties and fruits 
Hayes & Rhein, painters 
Herbring & McInerny (of The Dalles,) 
John Poaver mgr, gen mdse 
Hertrich Victor (Gehres & Hertrich) 
Hicks & Son (Frank and H P Hicks), 
stoves and tinware 
Jackson O P. mgr Villard House 
Johnson Wm, liquors and billiards 
JUDD CHAR. (King & Judd) 
KING E J (King & Judd) 
EING & JUDD (EJ King aod Chas 
Judd), druggists 
Kinnear E M, general merchandise 
Klock L & Co (Louis Kiock and W A 
Moody), saloon 
Kropke Wm (Souza & Kropke) 
L » blacksmith and wag- 
onmaker 


Lane & McGirnon, butcher shop 


igiuds (RON WORK, 
+ gar Y anciseo. 


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Bc} Lewis Isaac, saloon 


Z| M & McCarthy, blacksmiths 
Magee WwW Ca a & McCarthy) 
@® Malony M J, deputy’ sheriff 
McCarthy & McGee (Michael McCarthy 
and Wilson McGee), blacksmiths and 
wagonmakers 
& McCarty Thomas (Parker & McCarty), 
and justice of the peace 
McEACHEN JOHN, Gem Saloon and 
Billiard Parlor 
McGee Wilson (McCarthy & McGee) 
McGinnis H W, meat market 
Meador & Smith (Jesse Meador and 
Thomas Smith), livery stable 
Monaghan Thoms, gen mdsa 
Moody W A (L Klock & Co) 
Murphy Bros (Wm and Richard Mur- 
phy), butcher shop 
Murphy & Burns (Geo Murphy and Jno 
J Burns), books and stationery 
| Murphy & Johnson (Wm Murphy and 
Wm Johnson), restaurant 
Murphy Richard (Murphy Bros) 
4| Murphy Wm (Murphy & Johnson and 
Murphy Bros) 
HI NATIONAL HOTEL, Brown & Dane 
fA proprietors 
Newman L & Co (Lyon Newman of The 
® Dalles, Oregon), I Newman mgr, gro- 
eSa| _ceries, liquors and bakery 
=} Newton L D, propr Sprague Hotel 
Olds W H, physician and surgeon 
Parker & McCarty (F W Parker and 
Thomas McCarty), real estate agts 
and agts W, F & Co 
Pendleton E G, saloon 
Perry J E (Ettelson & Perry) 
«| Phelps & Co, saw-mills and gen mdse 


[= =| PORAK R 0, Sprague Brewery 
<=) Power John, mgr Herbring & McInerny 


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Putnam W P, mgr WL Turner 

Read & Shields (LC Read and J Shields), 

lumber 

Reed W D, agt N P R R and W U Tel 
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Raein Geo (Hayes & Rhein) 
Rickett & Singleton (Alfred O Rickett 
and W H Singleton), Capitol Saloon 
Ryan J W, liquors and billiards 
Shields J (Read & Shields) 
Silvers Edward, livery stable 
Singleton W H (Rickett & Singleton) 
SMALLWO00D & ARMSTRONG 
(W H Smallwood and J T Armstrong) 
land and law office 


SMALLWOOD W H (W H Smallwood 
& Co), attorney-at-law 


SMALLWOOD W H & CO (W H 
Smallwood and J T Armstrong), pub- 
lishers ‘Sprague Herald” 

Smith Geo W, bootmaker 


Mes on meeerenne Seren commen « me 


Ship Plank, all kinds, ** an¢ 30. Spear se. 
Washington—Sprague. 


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Smith J 8, physician and surgeon 

Smith Thomas (Meador & Smith) 

Souza & Kropke (J M Souza and Wm 
Kropke), barber shop and baths 

SPRAGUE BREWERY, R 0 Porak 

Sprague & Fairweather (W W Sprague 
and W A Fairweather), gen mdse 

“SPRAGUE HERALD” (weekly), W 
H Smallwood & Co publishers 

Sprague Hotel, L D Newton propr 

Sweitzer F, saloon 

TURNER W L (Spokane Falls), drug- 
gist, W P Potnam manager 

Villard House, O P Jackson mgr 

Watt J, saloon 

White D V, sewing machines and boot- 
maker 

White Mrs D V, millinery and dress- 
makin 

White W H, saloon 

Whitehouse L H, druggist 

Yandell W_B, mgr for E Martin & Co, 
liquor saloon 


A} MIN 40 “09 JONVUNSNI 3411 1VALAW 


W. M. CHANDLER, 


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Collector, Notary Public ‘and Commissioner of 4 
Deeds for Oregon. ig -*) 

EE tied and Final Proof taken on Government = 
Inforination gratis, by mail on application. oOo 
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Dr. P. DENCER, |® 
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DCD WHITK BRON... 1% & 15 Main ond 14 & 16 Spear 
MRAM OOD NUMBER, “Strece's t. Ureson Ash, Maple and Alder” 


1166 


Washington—Sprague. 


Lands! Lands! 


SMALLWOOD & AR! & ARMSTRONG, 


Land and Law Office 


HOMESTEAD, PRE-EMPTION AND TIMBER CULTURE ENTRIES. 


—— ALSO, —— 


FINAL PROOFS MADE 


nceciiein AIEEE tats 


FILINGS ON RAILROAD LANDS. 


Abstracts and Plats of Entries in SIZTY TOWNSHIPS. 


$20. 203 Montzomery 2 794 testes 


Lands Located for Non-Residents 
With Soldiers’ Homestead Declarations, Scrip, Ete. 


Collections Proniptly Made. 


Sprague Herald 
PUBLISHED EVERY ¥RIDAY MORNING, 


AT SPRAGUB.................5.05. WASHINGTON TERRITORY. 
BY W. H. SMALLWOOD & CO. 


Subscription Price. .----- $3.00 per Year, in Advance. 


Sprague is Headquarters of the 


Pend d’Oreille Division of the NW. P. BR. R. 
The Company's Buildings have already Cost 


Over $250,000. 


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San Francisco. 


Washington—Sprague-Tacoma. 1167 
NATIONAL HOTEL, 
BROWN attooies | 5 Usthe:s CNET RUE ENON DEALT Vee: PROPRIETORS. 


SPRAGUE, 
WASHINGTON TERRITORY. 


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A NEW HOUSE, 


Comfortgbly and neatly furnished and 
offering the best accommodations 
and fare in Sprague. 


das alaiaaiihdiglligh caacciaiaiane 
STEPHENS. 


Spokane County. A post-office. 


BOSTON HENRY, general merchan- 


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SPRING BROOK. 
Kine County. 


Hopkins M, saw and planing-mill 
SAAR PETER, county commissioner 
Webster J M, saw and planing-mills 


SQUAK. 

Kine County. A post-office, 20 miles 

southeast of Seattle. Population 120. 

Smith & Anderson, market 

Tibbetts Bros, dairy and farming 

TIBBETTS G W, general merchandise, 
ostmaster and notary public 

Wald Bros, hop raisers 


STEPTOE. 


Wurman County. A post-office, 15 
miles northwest of Colfax. Popula- 
tian 35, 


Comages Geo, attorne 
Davis James S, general merchandise 
Harpole M D, justice of the peace and 
collector 
J, postmaster 


STERLING. . 


Wuatcom County. A post-office. 

BALL JESSE B, general merchandise 
and postmaster 

Hess Chas F, hotel 


SUMNER. 


Perce County. A post-office, 2 miles 
from Puyallup, a station on Puyallup 
Branch of Northern Pacific R. R. 

Pierce County. A post, express and Boatman Geo, notary public k 

telegraph office, 4 sation by stage west | McMillan J, general merchandise 

of Fairview, a station on the North. | RYAN GEORGE, postmaster 

ern Pacific R. R. Population 300, | Smith W W, foundry 


Clendennin & Miller, gen mdse 


STARK’S POINT. 


Pacrric County. A post-office. 

Birehart G W, general merchandise 

Calahan J, general merchandise 

Melntire John M, logging 

Nelson J & Co, coal 

Nelson O, bootmaker | 

Stark Chas M, blacksmith | 
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STARK MRS PJ, postmistress 


Walker Samuel, justice of the peace 


STEILACOOM. 


THE TAILOR. Suits made to order trom $20. 203 Montgomery & 724 Market 


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Riasnbeis Mi peeeeel merchandise SUTTON. 
Gimmel M, saloon . Nyda? : 
Goodtime 1, general merchandise Wutrman County. A post-office. 

Harmon H, hotel SCOTT N, postmaster 

Light E A, general merchandise 
© Pincus & Pachscher, gen mdse TACOMA 

Rigney Geo, postmaster 

E R, general merchandise | Prerce County. (See also New Taco- ‘ 

| Rupp H, saloon ma), A post and telegraph office, i 
r=) Shafer & Howard, brewery situated on Puget Sound, 2 miles } 
b=} Vaughn W D, livery stable from New Tacoma the county seat. i 


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One of the largest saw-mills on the 
coast is located here and operated by 
Messrs. Hanson & Co. The popula- 
tion of Tacoma is 600. 

ATKINSON GEO E, superintendent 
Tacoma Mill 

EVERSHAM E (0, hotel and saloof, 
and shipping agency 

Fanny C Paddock, Memorial Hospital, 


E F Miles chaplain 
FARRELL JOHN, C, meat market 
Fuller J N, saloon asd livery staple 
i 


GALT P F, cashier Tacoma M 
HANSON & CO (Chas Hanson), pro- 


prietors Tacoma Mill and general 
merchandise 

Howes S C, justice of the peace 

Kaufman Meyer, general merchandise 

Kelly M B, bootmaker 

LO ROBT H, Locke's Hotel and 
Saloon 

Miles EF, physician and chaplain F C 
P Memorial Hospital 


NEITZEL FRED, proprietor Tacoma 


TEA sty. 
Roberts W R, tinsmith 


STEELE MRS J E, hotel 
Stone Mrs S A, bakery 


TACOMA MILL, Hanson & Co pro- 


rietors, lumber-mill 
TAYLOR C H, saloon 
WALTERS A, varieties, meat market 


and postmaster 


WHIPPLE A J, druggist 
Wohlers Frank, barber 

Wolff Louis, general merchandise 
Zelinsky H, saloon 


TAXSAS. 


A post-office. 


Wuitrman County. 


Silcott J E, ferryman 
STUART W J, hotel and store 


TELEGRAPH CREEK. 


Post-office Port Townsend. 


Brierly Samuel, hotel 
CALLBREATH, GRANT & COOK, 


general merchandise 


TENINO. 


Tuurston Country. A post and tele- 
aph office; situated on the Northern 
Pacific R. R., 66 miles from Kalama, 
and at the point where the Northern 
Pacific is intersected by the Olympia 
and Chehalis Valley R. R. (Narrow 
oa) Distance from Olympia 16 
miles. 


PIONEER JRON WORKS, 


BLUMAUER J, gener : merchandise, 
ostmaster and agt W, F & Co 

BROWN FR, uptOsCVRR 

Cutting J W, agt Northern Pacific R R 

Davenport S, cabinetmaker 

Huston Wm, hotel 

Wolf Casper, transfer agt 


THEON. 


CotumsBra County. A post-office. 
Bennet C R, blacksmith 

Benson J M, carpenter 

Bymaster J C; bridge builder 

Ernest F, blacksmit 

a ag D, brick mason 

Smith & Scott, butchers 

Toops A S, carpenter 

WELCH D Y, general merchandise 
WEST D F, postmaster 


TOLEDO. 


Lewis County. A post-office. 
Boyce A J, physician and druggist 
Burbee E, derinial medenaniliee 
Burbect E & Co, general merchandise 
Devine C, tinsmith 

Dunigan M, saloon 

Koontz J Z, hotel 

Marshal W, general merchan/lise 
Marshall & Whittle, gen mdse 
Nallette H, hote’, millinery and notions 
Q’Conner W W, blacksmith 

Stopper R, bootmaker 

Wood & Caples, general merchandise 


TUALCO. 


Snonomisn County. A post-office. 

Brewster A W, justice of the peace and 
shingle merchant 

Hilton John, general merchandise 


SMALLMAN ROBERT, postmaster 
Stackpole Chas, miller 


TUKANNON. 
Co.umsBia County. A post-office, 44 
miles northeast of Walla Walla. 


GRIFFITH C, postmaster 
TULALIP. 


Snonomisn County. A post-office and 
Indian Reservation, 15 miles from the 
county seat (Snohomish City), is prin- 
cipally an Indian trading post; 36 
miles from Seattle. 


MOORE EB, postmaster, general mer. 
chandise and trader 


CALVIN NUTTING & MON. Propricters, 
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Tuurston County. A post-office, 
pretty town of 250 inhabitants, situ- 
ated on the Olympia and Chehalis 
Valley R. R., 14 miles from Olympia. 
It possesses two sash factories, a saw- 
mill, two flouring-mills, a tannery, a 
water-pipe factory and several other 
business houses. 


Biles James & Son (James and C Biles), 
tannery Ft 
Brown J L, popmolan 

Burlingame Isaac, water-pipe mfr 
Camby James, hotel 
COOPER 8S N, sash, door and blind 
factory } 
Dunlap James, general merchandise 
F, general merchandise, 
postmaster and blacksmith 
Eastman E H, cabinetmaker and painter 
ESTERLY R G, furniture manufac- 
turer, turning and scroll sawing 
Flinn John, clergyman (Methodist) 
Gelbach Geo, flour-mills 
Johns B W (Mitchell, Johns & Whit- 
ney, and Mitchell & Johns) 
Jones P M (Ward & Jones) 
Kendall B F, door and sash factory 
Kratz Lawrence, saloon 
MITCHELL & JOHNS (W H Mit- 
chell and B W Johns), lumber-mill 


, the Tailor. 


WM. H. MITCHELL. 


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Word & Power, flour-mill 


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TWIN WELLS. 


| Wuitman Country. Post-office Ains” 
worth. A station on the Northern 
Pacific R. R. (Pend d’Oreille Divis- 
ion), 60 miles from Wallula Junction. 


HARRISON G@ W, agent Northern 
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UNION CITY. 


Mason County. Post-office Skoko- 
mish. 8 miles northeast of Oakland, 
aod 28 miles northwest of Olympia. 
Population 35. 


Eules Edwin, Indian agt 
Fairbairne Robert, logger 
Hegaas Hans, carpenter and boat 
Mata Ps ae 
enning George & Co, logging 
McReavy Bros & Co, loggers and general 
merchandise 
McReavy John, hotel 
McREAVY & LATHAM, loggers 


and general merchandise 


CrarKz Country. A_ post-office, 15 
miles northwest of Vancouver. 


Farcia James, general contractor 
Hathaway Bros, butter and cheese 


ers 
Hathaway M R, notary public 
McAndrews A, civil engineer 

Rounds J C, saw-mill 

SHOBERT STEPHEN. postmaster 
SHOBERT & THOMPKINS, general 


merchandise 


UNIONTOWN. 


Wurman County. A post-office, 9 
miles north of Lewiston, I, T., 14 
miles west of Idaho boundary line. 
Population 90. 


Adamson Chris, blacksmith 

Alexander & Weil (Joseph Alexander 
and Max Weil), general merchandise 

Jacobs N, brewer 

McLeod Wm, saloon 


and Wallace Scott), general merchan- 
dise and postmaster 

Webber Bros, blacksmiths 

Weiber Bros, blacksmiths 


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Schofield Mrs M, dry goods 
Slocum E A, hotel 
Paciric County. See Ilwaco. Smith J 0, livery stable 
_—— enon ape i physician 
Sohns & Schuele, gen mdse l 
UTSALADDY. Stevens Wm C, bakery nie 

IstanD County. A post-office, 12 miles | Steward G H, attorney-at-law 

east of Coveland. Population 200, | Thornton J T, expressman 


Jacobs Geo S, book-keeper Puget Mill bar eg ep nalniets Hither 
Co and Pope & Talbot of San Fran. Vanata & Dwinell hotel 
cisco “VANCOUVER INDEP i 
Math tara ape of (The), J J Beeson editor ales 
ape Ae diy JUSLICE Of peace Vancouver Mill and Mfg Co, A Evans 
uget Mill Co, gen mdse, mill and lum- pres : 
ber Co Wall David, druggist 
Walsh John H, carpenter and builder 
Wolf James, wood 


VANCOUVER. Wolf Robert, bootmaker 


Cranes County. A post and telegraph | Wollenweber Wm, blacksmith and ma- 
office; county seat, situated onColum-| chinist 
bia River, at the head of ocean navi- Wirtler J J, harness and saddles 
gation. Reached wa 0. R. & N. Co’s| Wise Mrs A, fancy goods 
oteamers, 18 milesnorth of Portland. 


"S| Abbott Mrs M L, boarding-house 

=| Banks Rev L A, clergyman (Methodist) VERRON. 
Bateman Alber’, expressman Garvistp County. A post-office. 
BREGON J J, editor “Vancouver In- : 

. dependent” : Hudson M R, blacksmith 


RILEY D W, genera! merchandise and 
postmaster 


WAITSBURG. 


Bloomtield & Daniels (N H Bloomfield 
and W Byron Daniels), attorneys and 
counselors-at-law 

Brewster Wm H, groceries 

Burke Joseph, butcher 


co 
(The), Thurston Daniels publisher 
Daniela G H, tinware and hardware 
HURSTON, publisher 
‘The Clarke County Regiater” 
Delay W H, harnessmaker 
Dobbins A, dentist 
Downing R W, contractor and builder 
Durgin G W, groceries 
Evans A, prea Vancouver Mill and Mfg 
Co 


& Florer & Laws, boosmakers 
Foster & Moore, ferrymen 
Goes & Downing, cortractors and build- 


express office. Is a pretty town of 
about 300 inhabitants, situated in the 
fertile Touchet Valley, 19 miles from 
Walla Walla. The number and pros- 
perity of its husinoss houses are indic- 
ative of its favorable location. 

Aubin N, bootmaker 

Babcock W H, hutel 

Brink Mrs B H, dressmaker 

Brovillet A, blacksmith 

Brouillet Mrs A, millinery 

Brown Alex, furniture 

Buck C F & Co, hardware and stoves 

Burgard John, drayman 

Caldwell J B, barber 

Cole Geo W, attorney-at-law 

e| Harrell Rodney, organs Colwell John, barber and baths 

Hazard W C & Co, gen mdse Crawford J V, painter 

Healey PQ, druggist, books and ata-| Erwin Charles, agt Wells, Fargo & Co 


ers 
Gridley & Whitney, furniture and un- 
dertakers’ goods 


tionery and W U Tel Co 
Holy Angel’s College, Rev P Poaps prin | Hagerty Daniel, saloon 
Jaggy John, dry and millinery Hanaford C R, hotel 


Marsh Samuel, blacksmith 
Mattson C W, livery stable 
McCormick James, bootmaker 
McKinney E T, physician 
Nerton Frank, livery stable 
O’Keane P, saloon 

Royal J L & Co, real estate 


Hanson LB, att rney-at-law and notary 
ublic 

Harkness & Kellicutt, planing-mill 

Hart Frank, saloon 

Hart Frank G, liver 

Hazelton & McCall, ‘blacksmiths 

Hollowell Miss Emma, millinery 


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Hudgin J H, physician 

Kaup W H, billiards and notions 

Kinder Wm, livery stable 

Kinnear & Weller, general merchandise 

Martin G W, physician 

McCorkle A, architect 

Menear W §, physician 

Miller D F, brewery e 

Mineer W 8, justice of the peaco and 
notary public 

Moorehouse J U, wagonmaker 

Morgan J W, druggist and varieties 

Nelson Robert, furniture 

Powell E L, general merchandise 

Preston Bros, flouring-mills 

Sampson John, butcher ; 

Shackleford & Kinder, livery stable 

Shuham H G, harness and saddles 

Smith W N, boots and shoes, stationery 
and groceries and postmaster 

Stuart H M, physician 

Stuart H M & Son, druggists 

Vincent C S, hardware 

“WAITSBURG WEEKLY TIMES,” 
C W Wheeler editor and proprietor 

BR C W, editor and propri- 

etor ‘“‘Waitsburg Weekly Times’ 

Winkler P F, watchmaker and jeweler 


WAITSBURG TIMES. 


C. W. WHEELER, 
Hditer and Froprietor. 


The Times is in its fifth year of publication, 
and under the management of Pror. C. W. 
WHEELER, Superintendent of Public Instruction 
for Washington Territory, is daily increasing its 
circulation. It is devoted to matters of local 
interest and general news, and has a large local 
circulation, besides being extensively circulated 
throughout the Territory, and in fact the entire 
Pacific Coast. Its large and increasing circula- 
tion makes it ‘one of the very best mediums for 
al! advertisements. Advertising rates made 
known on application. 


WALDRON. 


San Juan County. A post-office. 


DINGMANS GEO, postmaster 
WALKER’S PRAIRIE. 


Stevens County. A post-office, 


HAINES GUY, postmaster 
WALLA WALLA. 


Watita WALLA County. A post, ex- 
press and telegraph office, situated 31 
miles from Wallula, on the Columbia 
River, and 268 miles east of Port- 


PRISON CELLS, 


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oh Chooke, 119 Mot 


land, Population over 4,500, being 

the largest town in the eustern part 

of the Territory and the metropolis 

of all the wide expanse of country 

east of the Cascade Mountains, 

It is growing rapidly and is becomin 
a financial center since the means o 
outlet for the rich products of the dis- 
trict are being multiplied and conse- 
quently cheapened. Formerly it cost 
so large a proportion of what the stuffs 
were worth to lay them alongside ships 
at the seaboard that very little margin 
remained for the farmer, and it is only 
a few years ago that an undoubted 
financial stringency existed in the midst 
of the most fertile country in the United 
States. We can perceive a change for the 
better taking place, as the means of 
transportation are being increased, and 
we hope the time is not far distant when 
Walla Walla will enjoy the same ad- 
vantages as do the great wheat-produc- 
ing States of the West. The outlook 
for it 18 very promising, as the lines of 
transportation will be enhancing their 
own intercsts while ee this pro- 
lific region. The «ity is handsomely 
built especially as regards its residences, 
schools and churches, while many sub- 
stantial brick and iron business biocks 
are taking the place of the old struc- 
tures, giving the city avery fair ap- 
pearance indeed. Among the improv- 
ments there should be included a good 
theater building and a large hotel. 
These would add greatly to the city's 
attractions, and the need of them will 
be vary great ere long. A_ theater 
owned by the citizens and conducted in 
such a manner as to include Walla Wal. 
Jain the Oregon circuit would enhance 
the importance of that circuit and add 
greatly to the pleasure and profit of all 
classes of the community. The leading 
hotels at present are the Stine and St. 
Louis,—very good houses and well 
conducted, but shortly they will be 
found totally inadequate for the accom- 
modation of the increasing business, 
There are several important manufac- 
turing businesses in the town, includ- 
ing several planing-mills, sash and furni- 
ture factory, four flouring-mills of large 
capacity, several breweries (chief among 
which is Stahl’s, which supplies beer 
thioughout the neighboring ‘Territorics) 
and several minor enterprises in the 
aggregate employing a large number of 
men. Of the flouring-mills the Eureka 
and Standard, both located at the west 
side of town, manufacture celebrated 
brands of flour. The newspapers are 
numerous and excellent by reason of |» 


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the live competition. The Union, daily 
and weekly, is published by Messrs. 
Johnson & Herriff, and is widely read 
and quoted both in the vicinity and 
abroad. The Daily and Weekly States- 


a large circulation, especiaily its week 
being a great favorite from Walla Wal- 
la to Lewiston. The Events, by Mr. 
M. C. Harris, is, as its name implies, a 
daily chronicle of local affairs, while 
the Watchman, an able ‘weekly by Mr. 
C. Besserer and the Washingtonian, a 
iquan‘- Sunday morning social sheet 
by Mr. W. L. Black, complete the list. 


Streets, 8. F. 


Abel Charles, real estate 
Adams F F, gen mdse 

Adams Lewis H (Lee & Adams) 
Addison J R (J Dovell & Co) 
Aeils E M (E M Aeils & Co) 


Montgo 


Muntinga), groceries 

Alban W rch P sician 

Alheit John, bakery and groceries 
Allen F P, architect 

ALLEN JOHN B (Allen & Thompson), 


attorney 
ALLEN & THOMPSON (John B Al. 
len and George ‘I! 'Chompson), attor- 
neys-at-law, Baker & Boyer’s Build- 


ing 

ANDERS; T J, attorney at-law, 3 E 
Main 

Anderson A J, principal Whitman Col- 
lege 


ANKENY LEVI, president The First 


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=| Applegate T H (Whelan & Applegate) 

Arberry W T, liquors 

Armstrong I M, harnessmaker and sad- 
dier 

Ayres A Reeves, clerk Ist judicial dist 

& BOYER (DS Baker andJ 

F Boyer), bankers, 1 Main 

B D § (Baker & Boyer) 

Baker E F, Che mgr Mill Creek 
Flume and Mfg Co 

Baldwin Ansel, blacksmith 

Bales G E, hotel and harnessmaker 

Bardsley W C (J Dovell & Co) 

Barrett Jas S, mfr of and dealer in boots 
and shoes 


auer Joseph, furnishing goods, etc 
BAUMBISTER M & E (Maximillion 
and Edward Baumeister), barbers and 
baths, 27 Main 
Bell Frank, eae Hotel 
nder W H, saloon 
BI Z CHARLES, editor and 
re proprietor ‘Walla Walla Watch- 
©] man,” cor Alder and 3d 
5 | Betz Jacob, Star Brewery 


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man, edited by Mrs. F. J. Parker, enjoys | B 


Boyer CS (Chapman & Boyer) 
BOY B 


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Acils EM & Co (K M Aeils and John 


BURGESS T T, Saloon “ Burgess,” 208 


WHITE BRON, 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
@treet,8. KV. Wayon Stock, Cabinet Woods, etc. 


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BLACK W L, editor “The Washing. 


tonian,” 6 Main 
Blalock N G, ph sician 
Blewett Mrs i, dressmaking 
Bogo Richard, barber 

oucher James S (Wintler & Boucher) 
Boulon Paul, Exchange Salvon 
Bowden Edward, agt W U Tel Co 
Bowles AS (Staver, Walker & Bowles) 
Bowman F M, plumber and gastitter 
Bowman Jerry, barber shop and baths 
Bowman § L, capitalist 
Boyd J M, physician 


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ENE. manager 

Knapp, Burrell & Co’s implement 
warehouse, cor 2d and Alder 

Buckler Robert (H Schwarz & Co) 

Budd James E, attorney-at-law 


Main 

Bush Charles S (O’Donnell & Bush) 

Calder A W, dentist 

CARNES & LOWE (W H Carnes and 
W H Lowe), harnessmakers, saddlers 
and carriage trimmers, 45 E Main 

Carnes W H (Carnes & Lowe) 

Caton & Crowley (N T Caton and DJ 
Crowley), attorneys-at-law 

Caton N T (Caton & Crowley) 

CAVANAGH J H (MacKenzie & Cav- 
anagh 

Chadsey James, saloon 

Chapman & Boyer (H D Chapman and 
C'S Boyer), insurance agts 

Chapman H D (Chapman & Boyer) 

Chase H N, sec and treasaWW&CR 
R Co,O R & N Co and Baker & 


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CHILBERG ISAAC, restaurant, 206 


ain 

Church Mrs C P (Dement Bros & Co) 

COLEMAN D J, marble works, 10 Ist 
(see adv) 

Coleman J D, marble works 

Colley F-C, restaurant 

COLT MARK fF, general merchan- 
dise, 5 & Main 

Cooper Charles (Cooper & Schmuck) 

Cooper & Schmuck (Charles Cooper and 
Louis Schmuck), planing-mill 

Corcoran Richard B, veterinary surgeon, 
Small Bros’ Stable 

Corson C W (Corson & Stockwell) 


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Corson & Stockwell (C W Corson and 
J H Stockwell), ,balapers, paints 
and oils and 
TON 8 Faire proprietor Esmond 
nee cor Rose and N 4th 
Cox J 8, second-hand store 
Oreger Bros (8 (Samuel and Wm Creger), 


Te ob physician 
One? a Jay, watches and jewelry 
Prete D F (Caton & drowley), at- 


Oratienden A F(Cruttenden & Win- 

ston 

Cruttenden Mrs S A, milliner 

Cruttenden & Winston (A F Crutten- 
den and J R Winston), groceries 

Cummings Amos, county commissioner 

“DAILY TS,” MC Harris pub- 
lisher, 6 Main 


“DAIL AND WEEKLY STATES- 
MAN,’ Frank J Parker editor and 
proprietor, 9 3d 

Daniels J H, soda water manufacturer 

DAVENPORT § B, general insurance 
agent, 7 N 3d 

Davis A L & Son (A L and John Davis), 
agts White machines 

Davis Chas, varieties 

Dey JH, physician and druggist 
OE 's Block 

ONICO RESTAURANT, Isaac 
DELMON proprietor, 206 Main 

Dement Bros & Co(F S and F G De- 
ment, Mrs P N Church and MrsJ D 
Miller), props Eureka Flouring-Mills, 
NW of town 

DODD CHARLES H & CO (of Port- 
land, Oregon), agricultural imple- 
ments, W H Dodd agent, cor lst and 
Alder 

DODD WH, agent Charles H Dodd & 
Co’s icultural implements, cor Ist 


Dober * 7 Doh & M ) 

oheny | J (Dohen arum 

Dean JOSEPH J (Bradley & Do- 
en 

‘Doheny & Marum (J J Doheny and TC 
Marum), general merchandise 

Dolan M B, boots and shoes 

DONOVAN JOHN, San Jose House, 
324 Main 

Dooley John (Dooley & Kirkman) 

Dooley & Kirkman (John Dooley and 
Wm Kirkman), butchers 

Dorr James, dentist 
VELL J & CO (John Dovell, W C 
Bardsley and J R Addison), planing- 
mill, door, sash and furniture factory, 
117 ‘and 129 E Main 

Dovell John (J Dovell & Co) 

Y BROS (Henry and Ja- 

cob Dusenbery and Fred Stencel), 
general merchandise, 7 Main 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


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EDOON BP (1. (Lambert & Edson), rica- 
er and yg a blie, 4 N 4th 
Eichler C H (Eichlor © cies 
see cnich im (Charlies H Kichler and 
im), groceries 
Ennis Chris butcher 
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angen Brewery, he of EM 
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ment vem! & Co, NW of town 
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and 123 On iho eS orn 
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Falconer 8S H, lumberyard 

Faucette John, wagonmaker 

Faulkner Stephen, lumber 

Feldman Moritz (Stott & Feldman) 

FIRST NATIONAL BANK (THE), 
Levi Ankeny president, H E Johnson 
cashier, Paine’s Building 

FitzGerald E P, hardware 

Fossati Dominico (Vaudoit & Fossati) 

Foster T H (Rees, Winans & Co) 

Gardner F A (W H Kent & Co) 

= James, cigars, tobacco, notions, 


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Gaston John, lodgings 

George J C C, Ohio Lodging-House 

Glasford Wn, planing-mill 

Gleim George, brewer 

Goldman Bros (Albert and Mark Gold- 
man), clothing, hats, etc 

Grim L K (Eich er & Grim) 

Gross J M (Gross & Waggoner) 

GROSS & WAGGO (J_M Gross 
and J W Waggoner), agricultural im- 
plements, 30 and 32 Main, cor 3d 


Guichard Ralph, probate judge 
GUNDERSEN’ OTTO furniture fin- 


isher; all kinds pa furniture inted 
and repaired, and paperhanging, 23 
Alder 
GUTHRIDGE RBG, butcher, 128 Main 
Hamilton T J, capitalist 
C} Hanson L B, at. vrney-at-law 
Harris H A, blacksmith 
CG, publisher ‘ Daily 
Events,” book and job printer, 6 Main 
Harter Bros (Gustave and Anton), sa- 


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wley E B (E B Hawley & Co) 
HAWLEY & B & CO "E B Hawley 
and James Saas carriage painters, 
113 E Main (see adv) 
HERMAN J §, Lien Brewery, cor 
Alder and 3d 
E L (Johnson & Herriff), 
business manager Walla Walla Unicn 
Hess J, bootmaker 
Heasey Mrs B OC, milliner and dress- 
maker 


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HO 8 P oy Saloon, 15 Alder 
Hungate O A (Wells & Hungate) 
Hyde Mrs F C, Chicago Geeateiakes, 
mn ht ar ear thic ph 
H » homeopathic sician, 4 
Day's Block ry f 
Irwin 8 G, county commiesioner 
Ieaace H P, Berge orth Pacific Mills 
Isaacs J C, sec Walla Walla Water Co 
Isham A E, attorney-at-law 
Jacobs James A erone & Stine) 
Jacobs R & S, collectors 
Jacobs Samuel, county assessor 
JACOBS & STINE (James A Jaco)s 
and Wm H Stine), book and news de- 
ot, 7 E Main 
Rf NW H E, cashier The First 
National Bank 
JOHNSON & HERRIFF (P B John- 
son and E L_ Herrift), publishers 
“Walla Walla Si E Mai bookbinders 
and printers, 254 E Main 
OHNNO P B (Johnson & Herriff), 
editor Walla Walla Union” 
Jones E W (Marshall, Jones & Roberts) 
Jones M F, second-hand goods, 264 E 
Main 
JONES WILLIAM. agricultural im- 
lemenv3, cor 2d and Alder 
KASEBERG © HENRY, wagon. 
maker, cor 2d and Alder 
Kasper Jacob (Rudee & Kasper) 
KEHOE SAMUEL, Washington Brew- 
ery Saloon, cor Alder and 4th 
Kelling Diedrich, saloon 
Kellogg E S, homeopathic physician 
Kenned James K, attorney-at-law 
Kent WH (W H Kent & Co) 
WH &CO (W H Kent and 
F A Gardner), dealers in new and 
second-hand furniture, bedding, and 
house furnishing goods, 219 Main 
Kimball & Son (W F and Frank Kim- 
ball), music, stationery, and jewelry 
Kirkman Wm (Dooley & Kirkman) 
KN. , & CO (of Port- 
land, Oregon), Eugene Buchanan man- 
ager, agricultural implements, cor 2d 
and Alder 
Knudsen Jacob (Olsen & Knudsen) 
KOHLHAUFF HENRY, proprietor 
St Louis Hotel 
Kowitz August (Kowitz & Strobel) 
Kowitz & Strobel (August Kowitz and 
Joseph Strobel), saloon 


OHEIM, 


By 
Fa 


plumber, 
machinist, and chop-mill, 22-26 Alder 
(see adv) 


TUGGLE & C6., OREGON ASH AND 
Washington—Walla Walla. 1175 


r) K 


etd ales, SM 


La Boyteaux & Ashmon, painters 
ACY 01 P (Lacy & Whitman), justice 
of peace, rain patie and com. 


missioner of or Oregon 
; (O P Lacy and 
E B Whitman), real estate, Posh thse 


and collection agent, auction and 
SWANS Donnas 4 E Main 

, ) justice of peace, notar 
public, and real estate agent, 7 N A 


La Marche H, principal St Patrick's 
School 


LAMBERT & EDSON (V D Lambert 
and E P Edson), real estate agents, 
4N 4th 

LAMBERT VD (Lambert & Edson), 
ape ag of peace, and cooperage, 4 

nh 


LANGFORD W G, city attorney and 
attorney-at-iov, & Main 

Lasater » H, atiorney-at-law 

2 4viit A H, watchmaker 

Le *>ucher E, liquors 

Lee & Adams (Chas E Lee and Lewis H 
Adams), livery stable 

Lee Charles E (Lee & Adams) 

Leslie Bros (Wm and John Leslie), va- 
rieties 

Lesser Samuel, clothing, ctc 

Levin L, barber 

S JOHN B, bookseller, stationer, 

and news depot, 18 Main 

LION BREWERY, J 8 Herman pro- 
GEHR’ cor 3d and Alder 

LOEHR FRANCIS F, county sur- 
veyor 

LOGAN 0 B (Logan & Pieper) 

LOGAN & PIEPER (0 B Logan and 
John Pieper), groceries, 12 3d 

Long D C & Co, drayers and forwarders 

LO ZEN AL, agent L K G Smith 
wholesale cigars, cor Main and N 4th 

Lowe W H (Carnes & Lowe) 

Lowry John, feed stable 

Ludwigs Geo, watchmaker and jeweler 

Lutcher Jacob, saloon 

Lux John, blacksmith 

Mabry T S, cabinetmaker and under- 
taker 

Mack C H, dentist 

MACKAY ALEX (Plants & Mackay) 


MACKENZIE RB (MacKenzie & 
Cavanagh) 

MA ZIE & CAVANAGH (R B 
Mac Kenzie and J H Cavanagh), farm 
implements, 6 Main 

Magann James (E B Hawley & Co) 

Marion A N, physician and surgeon 

Marshall, Jones & Roberts (W H Mar- 
shall, EK W Jones, and J L Roberts), 
Walla Walla Foundry 

Marshall W H (Marshall, Jones & Rob- 
erts) 


SITSAVd ONY SISNGY HOM “OO ZONVAYNSNI NNS Jil Wi JAS 


‘\UdWOd S3SS01 


wt,.%.F. Oak, Ach, Hickery, Maple, Cherry, ete, 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, Sou Te anos, 16 Mein and 14.& 18 Gpear 
, 9 


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209 Main 

Martin Wm (McNeil & Martin) 

Marum T C (Doheny & Marum) 

Marx & Co (Francois Marx and J Al 
Waddle), liquors and cigars 

Marx Francois (Marx & Co) 

MAUZEY HENRY G, physician and 
surgeon, office and res 2d, bet Aider 
and poplar 

McAuliff James, lumber 

McCalley A & Son (Arthur and Robert 
McCailey), Standard Flouring-Mills 

McCurdy J R, cigars, tobacco, iruit etc 

oni —-, Rising Star Flouring- 

ills 
Bc McLEAN R N, groceries, provisions 
aud crockery, 18 E Main 

wn McNeil John A (McNeil & Martin) 

McNeil & Martin (John A McNeil and 

Lar) Wm Martin), groceries 

18 McPhail Alex S, bootmaker 

Mill Creek Flume and Mfg Co, E F 
Baker general manager 

MILLER D A, reporter ‘Walla 
Walla Union” 

Miller Mrs J D (Dement Bros & Co) 

Mills Charles, millinery goods 

MITC* J B, barber shop and 
baths, 28 E Main opp City Hall 

Moke Paul, tailor 

Montague, J B, saloon 

| Moore Alex, saloon 

' Moore M C, pres Mitt Creek Flume and 
Mf 

;| MORRILL GUSTAVUS A, fecd sta- 
bles and woud yard, 427 Main (see 
adv) 

Morrison C F., carpenter and builder 

MORRISON E H, register U S Land 
Office, 3 EK Main 

Mosgrove Thomas, wagonmaker 

Muntinga Jobu (E M Aeils & Co) 

North Pacific Mil!s, H P Isaacs propr 


Sacramento, at 


ee 


Charles S Bush), hardwavs, stoves 
and tinware 

O'Donnell Wm {O'Donnell & Bush) 

Olsen Alvin (Olsen & Knudson) 

Olsen & Knudsen (Alvin Olsen and Ja- 
cob Knudsen), restaurant 


eeauese general agent, cor N 4.h and 
Mai 


Paine), capitalists 
; Paine’ 8 Building, cor 2d and E Main 


man,’ 
Patterson C M (Patterson & Pierce), | 


land attorney 


PRISON CELLS, weRsy'slaas tase 


H. Ame sg pace 31 


O'Donnell & Bush (Wm C’Donnell and 


| Belabes W C, county auditor 
KER FRANK J, editor and pub- 
ihe a of daly and weekly ‘ States- | SNHW 
"OE 


outs a BRAVERMAN eco. Figrling Sverre | (9 Mor pomery St. 
Washington—Waitla Walla. 


MARTIN MARSHALL, blacksmith, | Patterson Charles M, land lawyer 
machinery repairer, horseshcer, etc, | Patterson & Pierce (C M Patterson and 


A Pierce), gas works 
Pearson Bros (A P and P ? Pearson), 


roceries 
PERKINSON JOHN 2, proprietor 
Western Hotel, 430 Main. 
Picard John, undertaker and undertak- 
er’s goods 
PIFPER JOHN (Logan & Pieper) 


Pierce A (Patterson & Pierce) 


PLANTS & MACKAY (W D Plants | 


and Alex Mackay), wholesale and re- 
tail grocers, 225 Main 

PLANTS W D (Plants & Mackay) 
PORTER H M (H M Porter & Co), 25 

ain 

PORTER H M & CO(H M Porter 
and C H Whitney), stoves, tin and 
hardware, 25 E Main 

Eyaeraay T F, bakery and groceries 


e J, Aurora Restaurant 
QUINN THOMAS, saddlery and har- 


ness, 4 Main 

Reed Alex, receiver U S Land Office 

Reed G K, saloon 

Reed W H, money broker 

Rees RR (Rees, Winans & Co} 

REES, WINANS & CO (RR Rees, 
W P Winans and T H Foster ), gfen- 
eral merchandise and grain, 1 and 3 

© Main 

Reid Alex, receiver U S Land Office 

Roberts J L (Marshall, Jones & Roberts) 

Robinson T J, constable Judge Laman’s 
Court 

ROSE CHARLES, saloon (San Fran. 
cisco Beer Hall), 110 Main 

Radee & Kasper (Wolff Rudee and Ja- 
cob Kasper), dry goods and cluthing 

Rudee Wolff (Rudee & Kasper) 

ST LOUIS HOTEL, Henry Kohlhauft 
proprietor 

St Vincent’s Academy, Sister Oliver 


superioress 
SAN. JOSE HOUSE, John Donovan 
preprietor, 324 Main 
;ocumuck Louis (Cooper & Schmuck) 
MRS M A, millinery, 
ladies’ suits and dressmaking, 12 3d 
Scholl Andrew, butcher 
OST, bovt and shoemaker 


SCHULER 
T CO. T R| and dealer in leather and findings; 


see promptly and neatly done, 
2 Main 


Paine “Bros (Frank W and John G Sohalts F W, saloon 


Schamacher Albert, saloon 

SCHUMACHER, CARL, guna and 
ammunition, gunsmith, etc, 113 
Main (see adv) 

ABA CHER BROS & C0 (Sig- 

mund, Abraham, and Louis Schwab. 

acher), general merchandise and grain 

dealers, 24-28 Main 


acca, aw CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


as eS — SaNGO WIE ONIMGS «*#° 


LS IVAOU., pus e 
NOLONINAY AZN » 


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Fr ATs Ss. S @Owesewes 


NYT TT 


mb aiilsihae 


miadsan 


Schwarz Adolph, saloon 

SCHWARZ H & CO (Hironimus 
Schwarz and Robert Buckler), restau- 
rant, cor 3d and Alder 

Schwarz Hironimus (H Schwarz & Co) 

Seil Nicholas, boots and shoes and boot- 
maker 

SHAMBROOK ALFRED, dyeing and 
cleaning, 104 Ist 

SHARPSTEIN BL & JL, attorneys- 
at-law, Paine’s Building 

Shaw L F A, city clerk and insurance 


HIM, the Tailor. 


agt 

Sherwood W F, agt Singer Mfg Co 

Short Edward, cigars, tobacco, etc 

Short J H & J §, livery stable 

Simonds H O (Simonds & Young) 

Simonds & Young (H O Simonds and 
HS Young), paints and oils 

Sloan T W, physician 

SLOCOMB S§ A, proprictor Exchange 
Hotel, 507 and 509 Main (see adv) 

SMALL ALSERT, proprictor Stine 
House, cor 4th and Main 

Small David W, livery stable rear of 
post-office 

Smull Ira, lumber dealer, Stine House 

Small & Miller, city carriages 

Small & Miller (D W Small and James 
Miller), hacks 

Smith Ezekiel, carriage and wagon- 
maker 

Smith Mrs H T, dressmaker 

SMITH LK G (A L Lorenzen agent), 
wholesale and retail cigars and to- 
bacco, cor main and N 4th 

STAHL JOHN H, City Grewery and 
wholesale and retail liquor dealer, 2d 
nr Birch (see adv) 

Staver G W (Staver, Walker & Bowles) 

STAVER, WALKER & BOWLES 
(G W Staver, W H Walker and AS 
Bowles), agricultural implements, 
wagons and carriages, 42-46 E Main 

STENCEL FRED (Dusenbery Bros), 

Main 

Stevenson Eady, homeopathic physician 
and surgeon 

STINE HOUSE, Albert Small propri- 
etor, cor 4th and Main 

Stine Wm H (Jacobs & Stine) 

STINE WM, postmaster, 7 E Main 

Stockwell J H (Corson & Stockwell) 

Stone Frank, liquors 

Stott & Feldman (Robert Stott dnd 
Moritz Feldinan), crockery, etc 

Stott Robert (Stott & Feldman) 

STRAIGHT Z K, isnporter anc dealer in 
tine watches, jewelry and silverware, 

ractical watchmaker and jeweler, 119 

Main, above Stine House (sign of city 
clock) 

Strobel Joseph (Kowitz & Strobel) 

Sutherland & H, supt Gas Works 


nats Site aes 


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HS 


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BEST FITTING SUIT OF CLOTHES go to JOE PO 


‘quaty usousE ae. ef 


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Washington— Walla Walla. 


Bai gs eR ita a i A al kab das i ters 


ai Ba iD 
STN? | bee be 


ALLEN TUGGLE & CO. Pacific Coast Hard Woods ‘Sun Pratcisce.: 


1177 


TANNATT TR, general agent Oregon 


Improvement Co, cor N 4th and Main 

TAYLOR J E, pianos and organs, 22 1) 
Alder 

Tay:or Thomas, candy factory - 

TELLIER ADOLPH, restaurant, 106 
Main (-ee adv) 

Thacker Miss Sarah, Commercial School 

‘THE BURGESS,” ‘' 'T Burgess, 208 
Main ' 

Thompson © T, stoves, tinware and 
hardware 

THOMPSON GEORGE T (Allen & 
Thompson), attorney 

Thompson George T, prosecuting at- 
torney 

Thompson James B, sheriff 

TURNEY THOMAS, livery, feed and 
sale stable, H Main above the bridge 

TWIST SALEM, arber shop. 15 3d 

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, 
EK. H Morrison register, Alex Reed re- 
ceiver, 3 EK Main 

Upton CB & Wm H, attorneys-at-law 

Vaudoit & Fossati (F A Vaudoit and 
Dominico Fossati), restaurant 

Vaudoit J A (Vaudoit & Fossati) 

Waddle J Al (Marx & Co) 

Waggoner J W (Gross & Waggoner) 

WALKER COLUMBUS, dealer in 
watches and jewelry and watchmaker 
and jeweler, 10} Main 

Walker W H (Staver, Walker & 
Bowles) 

“WALLA WALLA UNION” (daily 
and weekly), Johnson & Herriff pub- 
lishers, P B Johnson editor, and KL 
Herriff business mgr, 254 E Main 

“WALLA WALLA WATCHMAN” 
(weekly), Charles Besserer, editor and 

roprietor, cor Alder and 3d 

Walla Walla Water Co, J C Isaacs sec 

Ward Michael B, county commissioner 

WASHINGTON BREWERY, Aibert 
G Ernst proprietor, head of E Main 

“WASHINGTONIAN’ (THE) (Sun- 
day weekly), W i Black editor, 6 
Main (see advertisement) 

Waterman A B, carpenter and_buiider 

WELLS, FARGO & Cod, EB Whit- 
man agent, 4 Mast Main 

Wells & Hungate (WB Wells & C A 
Hungate), druggists 

Wells W B (Wells & Hungate) 

Wertheimer Mrs R, dressmaker 

WEST JAMES, dealer in guns, pistols, 
ammunition and fishing tackle; also 

unsmith and machinist 
TERN HOTEL, John © Perkin- 
son proprietor, 430 Main 

ee ames, harnessmaker and sad- 

er 

Wheeler —, agt Wheeler & Wilson S 
M Co : 


‘Jig ‘WOJSNIM “S 4 ‘WHOA M3N 30 “OO JOMVUNSNI 3411 1VALOW WI Ju 


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000'000°S6$ ‘S1ISSV 


HARDWOOD LUMBER. Marre PROS, Fars Maia cod ee amcae 
’ 75 


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DANIEL NORCROSS & CO, MincctiCempietwe-s fost Becectsu, He 


Washington—Walla Walla. 


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Wheeler C W, county supt public} Wilson John B, city surveyor 
schools Winans W P (Rees, Winans & Co) 
Whelan & Applegate (M C Whelan and} WINCHESIER F E, photographer, 
T H Applegate), groceries 94 Ist 
Whelan M C (Whelan & Applezate) Wind F H, saloon 
WHITMAN EB (Lacy & Whitman), | Wingard Samuel ©, judge Ist judicial 
justice of the peace and notary pub-| district 
ic, agt W, F & Co and agent Utah, | Winston J R (Crittenden & Winston) 


«Idaho and Oregon Stage Co Wintler & Boucher (Henry Wint!er 
WHITNEY CH (H M Porter & Co), | and James S Boucher), blacksmiths 
25 E Main Wintler Henry (Wintler & Boucher) 
Williams E J, saloon Wolff Theodore, merchant tailor 
Williams Robert, varieties Young H_'8 (Simonds & Young) 
(861. 1882. 


O. BRECHTEL’S 
Walla Walla Steam Bakery, 


315 J St., Sacramento, Cal. 


T B:ATi!G, ALsO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST., S. F. 


Be 2i Main St., Walla Walla, W. T. 

oo 

E sed Sy du cece Vr a 

Ae All Kinds of Crrekers at Wholesale and Retail. hes 
“|THE WASHINGTONIAN,’ 2 
a2 oad 
BE ‘is 
A Published by WM. LAIRD BLACK, a 
me EVERY SUNDAY MORNING AT E 
| WALLA WALLA, W. T. E 
R= camellia ae li es 


‘Lh.c Wachinetonian 


Contains Interesting Social News, Original Editorials, Spicy Locals, 
And is the only Sunday paper in the city or east of the Mountains. 


W. H. CARNES. W. H. LOWE. 
CARNES & LOWE, 


Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of 
Bridles, Whips, Robes, Brushes, Ete. 
Carriage 2 Bugey Trimming a Specialty. 


Re paiving Promptly Executed. 


CONKLIN BROS.., PA 


ong BILLS PAYABLE THE FIRST OF EACH MONTH. 
45 East Main Street, Near Bridge, Walla Walla, W. T. 


CALVIN AUTTING & SON, =” FAG AERP aE SY, RECO 


H. WACHHO 


Washington—Wa'la Walla. 117 oe a 
WALLA WALLA ib 


Marble Works. } 
D. J. COLEMAN, 


F/M, Tonthlones, | 


(American and Htalian,) i 
F ae, i] 
And all Kinds of Marble Work. ( 
WALLA WALLA, W. T , 
@z Prices the most reasonable of any heuse this side of San Francisco. All orders pr omy i 
filled and satisfaction guaranteed. A 
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be i, aun agate 4 


Furnished Rooms in Connection. 


ora i - 
: ineers & Machinis ce 
4 ded -% fis b 5 
AND DEALER IN ‘ae 
Plumbers’ Materials. | 
Steam, Water ond Gas Pipes and Fittings, Pumps, Velves cnd Cocks, Steam and Water Guazes an @ i ‘4 
: Glasses, Oilers, Hose, Belting, Hose Pipes and Connections. Agent for M 
Steam Pumps, Hydraulic Rams and all kinds of Machinery. HS 
Specifications Made, Contracts Filled, and all Work Guaranteed. f ia 
: WAL L A. bag os. IL it Ae a I's 
} = : = - / 
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ll : ‘ i 
I, CHILBERG Proprietor. f 
) t , fe th 
2 \ The Model Restaurant of the Northwest Ih 
i ‘ 5 Ee ea iy Vat 
| — Sample Room for Commercial Trade. f 


Open at all Hours. 


906 Main Street, Walla Walla | 


Kk. W. EV ERSZ, 


Manufacturer and’ Dealer in 


FURNITURE, BEDDING, j 


Window Shades, Picture Frames; ; 
Moldings, etc., ete. 


121 and 128 Main St., above Stine House, 
WALLA WALLA, W. T. 


@7 ORDERS FROM:A DISTANCE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. WA 


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Paes sans 


1180 Washington—Walla Walla. 


Walla Walla Union, 


(DAILY AND WEEKLY;) 


P. B. JOHNSON, Editor. Established, 1869. E. L. HERRIFF, Manager: 


Walla walla, W. T. 
JOHNSON & HERRIFF. - <= Proprietors. 


The Union is devoted to the interests of Eastern Washington and Oregon, and is the largest and 
best paper published East of the Cascade Mountains. 


DAILY, 310 PER°'ANNUM. WEEKLY, $3 PER ANNUM. SAMPLE COPIES FREE, 
Address, THE UNION, Walla Walla, W.T: 
A complete Job Printing and Book Binding establishment connected with the Office, 


WALLA WALLA WATCHMAN, | ox OE ANGE On Et 


607 and 509 Main, between 7th and 8th Sts., 


RE TY PSs te East 


ee Se SA ER 


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A paper Rich, Rare, and Racy. Devoted to the 


Gisce ae intereet of the WALLA WALLA, W. T. 


The Largest Circulation | °: A. SLOCOMB, Proprietor. 


: Board and Room from $1.00 to $1.50 per day. 
Of any paper published in Washington Territory, Single Meals, 25 cents. 
and is solid. 


First-Class in Every Respect. 


Charles Besserer, Newly Refitted and Nefurnished. Perfect Satis- 
faction Guaranteed. 


Editor and Proprietor. &@7NO CHINESE EMPLOYED.®A 
BRADLEY & DOHENY, |BON TON RESTAURANT, 
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN H. SCHWARZ & CO. Proprietors, 


LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS,) = Some tstant Mier Steet 


WALLA WALLA, W. T. 
Belting, Packing, Hose, Lace Leather, = 
The Most Popular Restaurant in the City. Ta- 


Harness and Saddlery, Hardware, Carriage Trim- bles Liberally Supplied with every Deli- 
mings, etc., ete., 


109 East Main Street, Walla Walla, W. T. 


cacy, in Season. 


Meals 50 Cents, Three for $1; By 


Cash Paid for Hides, Furs, Pelts, Wool, Etc. the Week, 64.50. 
CEP TEES IE LE 5 EEE STEELE TEI LT TLE TTT TE LY I TE EEE ELE TR EEE PELLET SIO I FEROS ARO Sega ARTE 
E. B, HAWLEY. JAMES MAGANN. C. SCHUMACHER, 


E. B. HAWLEY & Co., GUN eer 


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Ornamental Carriage and 
Wagon Painting, 


113 East Main Street, 


Walla Walla. | (ins, Ammnnition, Fishing Tacs, 


&e. Ali kinds of Repairing Promptiy Done. 
We are prepared to execute artistic work sent P 3 . ral 


to us from any part of the Country. Mail St., Opp. St. Louis Hotel, Walla Walla 


Dealer in 


Washington—Walla Walla. 


G. A. MORRILG, 


Wood Yarda feed Stable. 


DEALER IN 
Wood, Hay, Grain and feed. 
Contracts Made to Supply Wood to all parts of the City. 


427 Main St., cor. 7th, Walla Walla. 


| Established 1861. Bnlarged 1881. 
To Advertisers, 
THE COUNTY AND CITY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER. 


OFFICE DAILY AND WEEKLY STATESMAN, WALLA WALLA, W. T., April 10, 1882. 
GENiLEMEN: The circulation of the SraTesMAN is much larger than any other newspaper in 
the Great Northwest Interior, and extends from tide-water on Puget Sound to the most remote 
settlements on the Pacific Slope of the Rocky Mountains, besides a large incidental subscription 
list embracing nearly every State and Territory in the Union. In the neighboring State of Oregon, 
which adjoins Walla Walla County, and which to all intents and purposes is an integral part of this 
Territory, the circulation is very large. In Idaho Territory the same. 
In order to convince you of the fact of the circulation being larger than any other Newspaper 
published here, I append the following certificate from the Postmaster at this place. 
F. J. PARKER, Editor and Publisher. 
Watia Watna, W. T., March 30, 1882. 
I hereby certify that the circulation of and the amount of postage paid on the “Walla Walla 
Statesman” from this office exceeds that of any other newspaper published in this city or county. 
WILLIAM STINE, Postmaster. 


Guus oe amaitam VV anaase am « 
JOHN H. STAHLE, 


Manufacturer of the Celebrated Stahle Beer and Wholesale and Retail Liquor 
Dealer. Orders received and promptly filled from all parts of the Country. 


RESTAURANT DE PARIS, 


ADOLPH TELLIER Propr. 


106 Main, (above St. Louis Hotel), 


[Walla Walla, W.T. 


Bee gh pouih of Bech, ae Vale Vy 


The Best Cooking in the City. Meals at all Hours. 
3 OYSTERS IN SEASON. 
MEALS, - . 50 CENTS 


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ALFRED SHAMBROOK, 
Walla Walla Chemica) Steam 


DYEING @ CLEANING WERKE, 


No. 10} First St., next door to D. J. Coloman’s 
Marble Shop, WALLA WALLA, W. ‘I’. 


Silk, Velvet, Woolen aud Mixed Goots 


Cleaned and Dyed in any Shade or Color, 


Furs, Shawls, Blankets and Feathers Cloancd 
and Dyed. Carpets of <1] kinds Cleane 1 and 
Made to look Like New. ‘Tine Cleaning 
of Gent’s Clothing a Specially. All 
Work done after the Bost 
French and German Methods, and Warranted. 

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WASHOUGAL. 


CLARKE County. A post-office, 30 miles 
northeast of Porthuid by O. R. & N. 
Co's steamers, Populaticu 60, 


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Brown F, hotel, saloon and psinter 

Carpenter F, general merchandise 

DURSAN J EOC, postmister and gen- 
eval merchandice 

Floid O, bootmaker 

Holm John, blacksmith 

Kersey A A, carpenter and cabinet- 
maker and meat market 

Shadler S, harness 


WASHTUCNA.. 
Wurman Cousty. <A post-office. 


BASSETT G W, postmaster 
WATERFORD. 


Wakxrakum County. A post-office, on 
Columbia River, 5 miles east of Cath- 
lamet. Population 75. 


315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal. 


Brown Sam, saloon 

Butler A, saloon : 

Cardwell Geo H, general mdse 
Farley Jazaes, painter 

Hapsood & Co, salmon packers 
Lawson Henry, physician 
Menzt Jake, saloon 

Ma‘so John 'T, attorney-at-law 
Nelson Rev Nicholas, clergyman 
Nice J B, cattle dealer 
ST:NLER R R, postmaster 


Wheaton Ly, saloon 


WAVERLY. 


Spokane Country. A post-office. 


| FARNSWORTH C0. Intel 
FARNSWORTH ELLEN, postmis 


tress 


H. WACHHORST ritocensetaet mene 


DANIEL NORCROSS & CO. Muttssz cette memes cies nell arters 


1182 Waushington—Walla Wulla—White River. 


Piet ie ts 


WENAS. 


Yaxiua County. <A post-office. 


Denton E, mason 

Hecox N 35, carpenter 

Henson Jas A, saw-mill 

Jorden Thos, carpenter 

Longmire & Pollard, gen mdso 

MceGlothlen CL, carpenter 

McGlothlen G W, saw-mill 

McGlothlen T B, plasterer 

O'Neal C O, carpenter 

PURDIN JAMES H, postmaster, sta- 
tionery and notions 

PURDIN LEE, clerk with J H Purdin 

Rhomer Joseph, saw-mill 

Sinclair ‘Thos, carpenter 


WHATCOM. 


Wuatcom County. A post-office; coun- 
ty seat, on the eastern shore of Bel- 
lingham Bay; reached by steamers, 

Boyd R B, physician 

CLOTHIER H, county auditor and 
recorder 

Colony Washington, milling 

Conoley J, saloon 

Conover H C, saloon 

Coupe W T, county treasurcr 

Crandall G N, coroner 

Dement G D, physician 

Downs HV, county commissioner 

FOUTS W H, hotel, postmas’>r, su- 
patintendeit of schools and gene. al 
merchanciss 

Gilkey I° I, county commissioner 

Henderson D R, county commissioner 

Inks Miss Annic, hotel 

Jenkins John, hotel 

Julian Gus, transportation and forward- 
ing 

McVherson M, pres Washington Colony 

O’Brien Pardon, saloon 

O'Louchlin J, sheriff and assessor 

Reinhard DS, real estate agent 

Sission WS, general merchandise 

STEINWEG WL & CO, (WV L and 
U G Stetmweg), general merchandise 

Stewart H B, surveyor 

Tnornton A W, physician and druggist 

Ulter Win A, physician and dentist 

Washington Colony, M McPherson pres, 
saw and flouring-in Ils 

White HJ, pro bute judge 


WHITE RIVER. 


Kixe County. A post and telegraph 
office, 1 moles southeast of Seattle, 
Population 80. 

VAN DOREN C M, general sail 


chandise and portmaster 


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Kirxirat County. A_ post-office, on 
Columbia River, §8 miles hy O. KR. & 
. Co.’s ste.mcrs northeast of Po:t- 
and, 

Jewett A H, nursery 

Suksdorf Bros, dairymen 

Suksdorf D, gen mdse and postmaster 


WARNER J R, notary public 
WHITESTONE. 


Spokane County. Post-offive Miles. 
Condon Wm, gen mdse (Wilson Creek) 


FR!EDLANDER J H, general mer- 
chandise 
Hughes Wm, gen mdse (Welsh Creek) 


WILBURTON. 


Wuatcom Coun'ry. 
Wilbur Jolin ‘I, postmaster 


WILKENSHEIM. 
Kutkrrat County. See Husum. 
WILKESON. 
Pierce Country. <A post-«ffice, on the 
Northern Pacific R. KR. (Puyallup 
Branch), 3 miles from Carbonado. 


There are rich deposits of coal here; 
also quarries of limestone. 


JONES JOHN P, gencral merchandise, 


hotel and postmaster 
Wilson W R, saw-mills 


WILLOPA VALLEY. 


Pactric Country. Post-office Woodard’s 
Landing. 

Albright, Steen & Co, lozgers 

Barstow Chas, blacksmith 

Dolan John, blacksinith 

Drissler Bros, general merchandise 

DRISSLER JACOB, postmaster 

Drissler John H, bootmaker 

Klis Henry, logger 

Fowler James, log-er 

Giesey Rudolph, blacksmith 

M. ekin Thos, bootmaker 

Rhea John, logger 

Sdsbury A F, hotel and saloon 

Soule lk & A, loggers 


WINLOCK. 


Lewis County. A post and telegraph 
office, on the Northern Pacific R. R. 
(Pacitic Division), 5) miles suutheast 
of New Tacoma and 13 miles south of 
Chehalis. 


-| Greanleaf S C, farmer 


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Brookshire ——, physician 
Dueber Geo f, gen mdse and hotel 
Erkenhbrack P, meat market 

Finch EL, carpenter and gen mdso 
Kreeman Wm, blacksmith 
McClure E P, contractor 

McCoy J M, teacher 

Mill Co’s Store 

Nealy JS, contractor 

PAGET C C, postmaster 
Pennington J L, cirpenter 
Rhoades & Co, saw-imill 

Rosten O C, brickl» yer 

Spanz'er John, gun and locksmith 
Stevens C M, saw-mill 

Stevens M C, machinist 
Whiteside ——, physician 


WOODARD’S LANDING. 


Pactric County. <A post-office. 
Dolan John, blacksmith 


DRISSLER BROS, general merchan- 
dlise 

DRISSLER JACOB, postmaster 

Giesy Sebastian, county commissioner 

Whuitcom H J, hotel 


WOODINVILLE, 
Kixq@ Country. A post-otiice, 


Aderson Andrew, farmer 
Calkins A L, farmer 


Jederholm Mrs, farmer 
Peterson Mrs Arthur 
Woodin Tra. farmer 


WOODIN SUSAN, postmistress 


Yacuse James, farmer 
WOODLAND. 
Cowtrttz County. <A post-office. 


BOZORTH C OC, general merchandise, 


dry goods, and postmaster 


BOZORTH R R, general merchandise 
and assistant postmaster 
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Established Feb. 1871 | ( Commenced June ’82 
ENERGY AN) FNTERPRISE 
will accomplish wonders. The 


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Are fast pushing forward to the front tanks of 
Was) ington Territory journalism. ‘The Weekly 
is in its Thirteenth Volume, and is a 5-column 
quarto, Llled with editorial, local, shipping and 
commercial news, telegraph news, items, miscel- 
lany; in fa te erything that goes to make up a ‘e) 
first-class newspaper. Supscrivrion—Wecekly, $3 
per year in advance; parts of a year at same 
rate; Daily, by carrier or mail, 25 cents per week, 
Liberal terms to advertisers. Address, 
ALLEN WEIR, Editor and Proprietor. 
Port Townsend, Washington Territory. 


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British Columbia. 


BRITISH COLUMBIA. 


Bee, also, List of Towns Received Too Late for Regular Insertion. 


The Province of British Columbia is the extreme Northwest of the American 
British possessions. Although explored by Captain Vancouver on behalf of Eng- 
land in 1792, nd immediate results, as regards any attempt to colonize, followed, 
until the Hudson Bay Company sent a party to Victoria in 1843. This party built 
a fort and laid the foundation of a very important trading post. The Company 
obtained a grant of the island (Vancouver) from the British Government six years 
later. The corporation had at the same time possession of the main-land, under 
charter and conditions. On the termination of the grant, which had been for ten 
years, the British Parliament constituted British Columbia ani Vancouver a 
Crown Colony. By 1858 there were supposed to be 20,000 miners in the country, 
and a complete colonial system was organized, with James Douglas as Governor. 
Subsequently the main-land and Vancouver became united. 

In 1871 the system of Crown Colonies, as regards the British possessions in 
Nofthwestern America, passed away, on the admittance of British Columbia into 
the Canadian Confederation, and thus ended the first part of the history—by no 
means an uneventful one—of the youngest British colony in the New World. 

We predict a brilliant future in store for this beautiful region. With a genial 
climate, an acreage of 200,000 square miles, a wealth of island, coast, wo dland, 
pastoral and mountain scenery ; with inexhaustible mineral and forest treasures ; 
with beautiful rivers, spacious bays and land-locked harbors, forming a seaboard 
for trade that is unsurpassed, this Province presents inducements alike to capi- 
talists, miners, merchants, artists, tourists, farmers and artisans, such as no per- 
son with an eye on the Pacitic Coast region should disregard. 

The country has had innumerable drawbacks, chief among which has been the 
difficulty of communication with her home market. Her hopes are :ow fixed on 
the great transcontinental railroad, which approaches nearer day by day, and 
whieh will people the country» with settlers, hasten its developmeat and create 
and transform cities:on the gulf and great river as if by magic. Then also will 
the river and harbor advantages of the Province become many times more 
valuable. 

There is a general business revival in British Columbia as the annexed extract 
from the Victoria Colonist of June 9, 1881, shows:— 

“In spite of the gloomiest forebodings, business interests are surcly and steadily 
reviving. ‘he workshops are nearly all busy. In some branches suitable hands 
are not obtainable, and the fulfillment of orders is somewhat delayed in conse- 
quence. In the wholesale trade there is an active inquiry for goods, and ship- 
ments to the main-land are large and daily increasing. In the retail trade an im- 
proved demand for many descriptions of goods is reported, and milliners and 
dressmakers have not been as actively employed for many years as now. In the 
clothing and boot and shoe factories there is a manifest improvement, and grine 
ofttite proprietors are preparing to enlarge their premises and increase ticir 
facitities formmanufacturing. 

The building trade is the only one that is not feeling the benefit of the im- 
proved condition of affairs, but it must be remembcred that the city (Victoria) 
was .argely overbuilt from 1876 to 1879. The town in those three years grew 
faster than the country and the former is now having a breathing spell until the 
country shall have had time to ‘catch up.’ The large railway expenditure on 


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British Columbia—Alkili Lake-—Barkerville. 1185 


the main-land has caused the gratifying change which it affords us much pl 
tonote. It has placed ready money in the hands of the interior proddten Tt 
has given the trader the wherewithal to wipe old scores from the slate, and has 
infused new life into many channels that yey canly suffered from stagnation.” 
We may commend the steamer 2. P. Rithet of the Pioneer Line, for a tri 
up the Fraser River, She leaves Victoria for Yale and way-ports twice a wee 
and affords excellent accommodations and fare, which are so essential to the trav - 


eler if he would enjoy grand scenery. 
E OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. , 
Bits Ge Be Comnwall... cs cccsessescccens. beeves {dds ed ood Lieut.-Governor 
=| Capt. R. G. Tatlow.... meet rate re Oe Private Secretary 
= Hon. Robert Beaven..........ssccesscecseeseecees President Executive Council 
Hon. Frederick Williams. ...........66 seeseeees Speaker Legislative Assembly 
ce Hon. Sir M. B. Begbie..............ee00. sieheierrorse buestnedens . Chief Justice 
>| Hon. H. P. P. Crease........04% iiimeonotnce jndortene Cealeine teehee Puisne Judge 
ew | Hon. J. H. Gray. st ee eee eter ee eeeeeeeeenee Aare udedaaeedane Puisne Judge 
Hon. J. F. McCreight........ ...ceeeee ceeccccccceeesbuisne Judge (Cariboo) 
EERO Ors Ae WOREMD +. 60.0.0: ceceesccescesetenenns eoeneeenreceses Puisne Judge 
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Hon, J. W. Trutch..........cceee es «++eO. M. G. Agent Dominion Government. 
PROT VV Cl RREMNIGY,, clo:6 scclele olecectieceeieaosasaa eciers eeoerenneerare Collector of Customs 
TR WV AMACOT. sccgsesiveeeeseee’s Inspector of Post-offices and Postmaster Victoria 
BES ROV ONG ticie:giecepeisiecgieietecenecevsassrtietejesane:aiecarece Dominion Agent Marine and Fisheries 
EO, BNOGIOOWS 60.060 cess reccsscvccnceeber Tere canarersreaes Inspector of Fisheries 
INLAND REVENUE. 


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PEC: By QO is ccscsyennesveesvecsee inpicotamngi cone anaes erate Collector | * 
©} Lieut.-Colonel Powell, M. D.............6. Superintendent Indian Department | 7 
S| Hon. T. Basil Humphreys...... ... Provincial Secretary and Minister of Mines 

eo Hon. Robert Beaven,.........ss.eeeeeees Minister of Finance and Agriculture = 
ey | J. McB, Smith.......cccccrsscsecercccrscoreeecsevoseveses Provincial Auditor | = 
€G| Hon. R. Beaven............. Chief Commissioner Lands and Works Department | @% 
BE GB CU 9G 0. 5 4-88 casein dk Cate Kelemdesunery cenmane onennenewed Surveyor General ot 
en| Hon. L. R. Hett... ccc cece cece c eee ee ee ee ence cere esse eeneee Attorney General | Ss 
CMT EA hc WW ie LCM AIL: 6 6.67.5) oi0ie 9 o'4 100 ice vibe bee eels eisrene Registrar General of Titles |< 
MH ERC ERGVO8Usia:sCerachdesec cp dels eaiere aie eaiyecsiortie yecsienruareg Registrar Supreme Court 
WPOEO, ©, MoKensics..sccceceseeesevscsntensenecens Superintendent of Education 


GH AMIOGHROUG, (ii iciiannine dso boie tierce ne vesleos casera’ Superintendent of Police 


$| J. Phillips............. Superiitendent Asylum of the Insane, New Westminster 
a= AT aNLOURG sre se iiracelea acess gatetiee cee Assayer and Miller (Assay Office, Cariboo) 
© AW MIRC s0s bs oh da oc ieoi6 6 or Vida shawl lu exlaxoaboule ieee btavtroreaeee Inspector of Coal Mines (Nanaimo) 
ra shsselbnacereaace Gold Commissioner (Cassiar) 
GovERNMENT AceEnts.—H, Fry, Cowichan ; M. Bray, Nanaimo; W. Dinewall, 
qj Comox; J. C. Hughes, New Westminster; W. Dewdney, Yale; F. Hussey, 
f= Lytton; C. Phair, Lilloet; F. Saues, Clinton ; G. C. Tunstall, Kamloops ; 
T’. McK. Lambly, O’Kanagan; W. Ternie, Kootenay ; J. Bowron, Cariboo ; 
FA W. Stephenson, Forks of Quesnelle River. 


ALKILI LAKE. CORNWALL BROS, farmers and 


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= CarrBoo Disrricr. A post-office. Craig John, farmer and stock raiser 
Bowie W H, stock raiser Dowling J, hotel and farmer i 
aes | Rosettie Joe, dairy, farmer and stock Kirkpatrick J, farmer and panei j 
raiser Minnaberriet A, farmer and stock raiser | o# 
Ward U, farmer is] 
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Gay, YALE Disrricr. A post-office. A post-office, 380 miles from Yale. oo 
© Barnes J C, farmer and stock raiser Bibby John, hardware, stoves and tin- aa 
3) Biddard J, farmer ware 


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Bowron John, government agent, re- 
corder and gold commissioner 

aed George, sherilf and auctioneer 

Chepp John, physician 

Delora Ned, wood dealer 

Denny Joseph, saloon 

Evans Rufus, hote! and restaurant 

Goodson John, baker 

House Charles, saloon 

Kelly Andrew, hotel 

Knott John, contractor and builder 

Mason & Jiaily, buichers, gen mdse ana 
traders 

McWHA & McALINDER, general 
merchandise 

McCreight J F, puisne judge judicial 
department 

Melrose VW ‘I', mechanic 

MOSES W D, fancy and dry goods, 
boots and shoes, and hairdresser 

Mouitt Alex, assayer and smelter 

Murray John, carpenter 

O’Neil PC, blacksmith 

Panaola A, saloon and trader 

togers 8 A, saloon and trader 

Shepherd G L, bootmaker 

Sterling J W, school teacher 

Stone James, postmaster and telegraph 

eoperator 

Walker Samuel, saloon and trader 

Watt Hugh, hogpital physician 


BIG BAR CREEK. 


CartBoo Disrricr. A post-office. 


HALLER JOSEPH, postmaster 
BRIDGE CREEK. 


Carizoo Disrricr. Post-office Clinton. 
A trading-post on the Cariboo Wagon 
Rend, inthe centre of a settlement 
chneily employed in stuck-raising and 
butter-making. 


HAMILTON THOS M, goneral mer- 


chandise aud trader 


CACHE CREEK. 


Yaure Disrricr, <A post-office, 110 miles 
from Yale. 


Adams Samuel, teamster 

Borens J CU, farmer 

CAMPBELL JAMES, general mer- 
chandise and hotel 

Cargile Weltian, farmer 

Craig John, farmer 

Evans O H, teamster 

Groves J B, stock raiser 

Harper Thos, mill owner 

Koster Peterson, farmer 


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McCallun Daniel, packer 
McCulley John, blacksmith 
McKoy Archibald, teamster 
Morgam T, farmer 

Nelsen Jonathan, farmer 

Orr J H, farmer 

Parke Philip, farmer 

Renrie Chas, farmer 

Robins Stephen, teamster 
Sanford W H, farmer 

Semlen C A, farmer 
Stephensen George, blacksmith 
Stuart Jas, farmer 
Vanvaconburzh & Co, farmers 
Veasy Michael, farmer 

Walker William, farmer 
Wilson John, farmer and stock raiser 


CHILLIWACK, 


New WEsrMINsterR Disrricr. A post- 
Office. 


ASHWELL GEO R, general mer. 
chandise 

Bartlett Thos, general merchandise 

Chopman Win, blacksmith 

Green 8, Wacksmith 

Harrison Mrs, hotel 

Henderson 1 C & Co, general mdse 

McDonald Mrs, general merchandise 
and postmistress 

McTheavor George, hotel 

Nevan A, blacksmith and wagonmaker 


CLINTON. 


Caninoo Districr. A post-office. 


Arnald 8 A, blacksmith 

Bell E, accountant 

Ferguson A B, hotel 

Hamilton James, mgr B C Ex Co 
Harvey H W, accountant 

Hayes Chis, express agent 

Laster F W, veneral merchandise 
LIVINGSTON W, revenue collector 
McCully John, blacksmith 

McKay J J, telegraph operator 
McLellan C M, blacksmith 

Saul Isaac, hotel 

Smith J EN, hotel 

Smith J F, teacher 

Sones F, government agent 
Wi'son Uriah, gene: al merchandiso 


COLWOOD. 


VicrortA Disrricr. A post-office. 


Belmont & Co, ta»nery 
PRATT ARTHUR, hotel and post- 


master 


CONKLIN BROS.., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER 


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COMOX. | EMORY, 


VANCOUVER Disrricr. <A post-office, | Yate District. A post office, situated 
situated 140 miles northeast of Vic-] on the Fraser River, 5 miles below 
toria, Population about 590, Sup-| Yale. It isa st tion on the Canada 
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DINGWALL W M, postmaster and] morchaniise 7 oe 
government agent Giesler Wm, hotel, gon ‘mdse and post- 
Fitzpatrick J M, saloon master 


McKenzie John W, blacksmith 
McPhee Joe, general merchandiso 


Pidcock & Gillard, saw-mill FORK OF QU ESNELLE 


Rodello J, general merchandise 
Union Coat Mining Uo RIVER. 


con Sees Stephenson W, government agent 


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Vancouver Disrricr. A_ post-office, FORT BARBINE. 


40 miles by steamer from Victoria. | Pour hundred and ten miles from Ques- 
aon Mrs, saw-mill ; nelle, on Barbine Lake. ; 
"ry H, government agen “ ierr:,”” 

Jaque W P, general merchandise St Pierre,” agt Hudson Bay Co 
Kinner James, hotel 


Lutton W J, saw-mill FORT CONNOLLY. 


Morley John, general merchandise Pour: Kundeed and ninet ; 
’ ; ‘ : y miles from 
O'DANA G B, general inorchandise Quesnelle, on Connolly Lake. 


Bird Joseph, agt Hudson Bay Co 

DENMAN ISLAND. aaa 
Barry Veter, farmer 
Graham John, farmer FORT FRASER. 
Holms John, farmer One hundred and forty miles from Ques- 
McFarland Chas, farmer nelle, on Fraser Lake. 
McFarlanit George, farmer Anderson H F, az Hudion Bay Co 
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McFarland Walter, faviner 
McMillan Alex, farmer FORT GEORGE. 
ram acest On Frasr River. 
Pickles David, farmer Ozden Chas, azt Hudson Bay Co 
PIERCY THOMAS HG, postmaster 


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Watt Michael, farmer Five hundred and twenty miles from 
Yates Robert, farmer Quesnalle, on Finalay’s Branch of the 
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Murray A C, agt Hudson Bay Co 

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Canrsoo Disrricr. A post-office. FORT McLEOD. = 
Ciuslafson Nelson, expressman ; : =a 
Twentymar Anthony, miller Two hundred and eighty miles from | y= 
Wright & Va'euzuele, gen mdse Quesnelle on McLeod Lake. = 
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Macleod Henry A F, civil engineer and ; ; oS 
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Victoria District. Post-office Victoria. 


Crosby Rev T, resident missionary 
Hall K H, Indian trader 

Hudson Bay Co 

Jennings D, Mission school teacher 
Wiliscroff G, saw-mill 


GLENORA. 


Carrsoo District. A post-office. 


Ballentine John J, postmaster and gen- 
eral merchandise 

Callbreath, Grant & Cook, gen mdse 

Wheelock Geo, hotel 

Williams Thos, hotel 


GRANVILLE. 


New WESTMINSTER District. 12 miles 
from New Westminster. 


Black Geo, butcher 

Blair Thos, hotel 

Blair W T, saloon 

Burrard Inlet Fishing Co, J L Raymur 
manager 

CAMPBELL A 0, assistant postmaster 

Fraser A C, farmer 

Fraser Simon, stevedore 

GOLD L, dry goods and groceries 

Griffith Joseph, hotel 

HARVEY H, postmaster 

Hastings Saw Mill ©o, P. H Alexander 
manager 

Ioule Wm, stevedore 

Johns I, Custom House officer 

Johnston Alex, Deighton Hotel 

Mackintosh S T, telegraph operator 

Mannion Joseph, hotel 

Masters A, physician 

McHendry P, bovtmaker 

McInnes & McLoud, Sunny Side Hotel 

Millman R, carpenter 

Moodyville Saw Mill Co 

Raymun J L, manager of Burrard Inlet 
iishing Co 

Robertson J A, saloon 

Robinson John, saloon 

Sullivan A W, grocer 

N BH, general merchandise 


GROUSE CREEK. 
McWha & McGlenden (Alex McWha 


and Anthony McGlenden), general 
traders and saloon 


HOPE. 


Yae Distaicr. A post-office. A very 
pretty little town on Fraser River 19 


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British Columbia—Fort Simpson—Keremeoos. 


miles below Yale and 81 miles above 
New Westminster. 


Corrigan James, hotel 

Flood W L, saw-mill 

Hudson’s Bay Co, general merchandise 
Wardle ——, general merchandise 
Wirth Mrs C J, general merchandise 


Wirth Miss, postmistress and telegraph 
operator 


HORSESHOE BAY. 


Askew T, saw-mill 
Conway ——, telegraph operator 


KAMLOOPS. 


Yas District. A post-office. 


Arnrour Sam, attorney-at-law 

Anderson Andrew, saloon 

Canagher John, ferryman 

Coates Lanson, telegraph operator 

Fortune Wm, propr Tranquille Flour- 
Mills 

Grant Edward, packer 

Guerin J, blacksmith 

Harvey Frank, packer 

Headling John, carpenter 

Leanard D P, millwright 

Mara J A, justice of peace 

MARA & WILSON, general merchan- 
dise and agent B C Express Co 

McIntosh J, contractor 

McIntosh & McPhadon, hotel 

McKennon A, blacksmith 

O’Brien John, saloon 

Pearse Ernest, teamster 

i ag & Spelman, Cosmopolitan Ho- 
te 

Roper Thomas, butcher 

Shuswap Milling Co, Limited 

Smith Jesse, saloon 

Tait J, general merchandise 

Tretheway James, miller 

Tunstall G C, government agent 


KEITHLEY CREEK. 


Post-office Victoria. 


KIETH, BORLAND & CO, general 
merchandise 


KEREMEOOS. 


Post-office Okanagon Mission. 
PRICE BARRINGTON, general mer- 


chandise and flour-mills 


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KOOTEMAY. 
Yaxe District. A post-office, 


Baker T 8, ferryman 

Davis J,. blacksmith 

Fernie W, government agent 
Griffiths D, blacksmith 
TEMIE W, postmaster 


LAC LA HACHE. 


Carizoo Mrstricr. A post-office. 


McKINLAY ARCH, postmaster and 
stock raiser 

McKinlay James, stock raiser 

McKinlay Ogden A, stock raiser 

Ogden Charles, stock raiser 


LADNER’S LANDING. 


New WEstMinsrer District. A post- 
office. i 


Adair & Co, John Adair mgr, cannery 
Canoe Pass 

Bell Rev Wn, clergyman 

Benson H, justice of peace 

British Union Packing Co, W B Adair 
mgr, Canoe Pass 

Delta done F Page mgr 

Ladner Wm E, postinaster 

Lyon J H, general Indian agent 

MeKee John, justice of peace 

McNEELY é BUIE (‘Thos McNeely 
and John Buie), general merchandise 
and hotel 

Young Benj, mgr The British American 
Packing Co, Canoe Pass 


LIGHTNING CREEK. 


Dodd W W, general trader, saloon and 
butcher 

Fletcher & McNorthan, general traders 
and saloon 

Peoples John, blacksmith dnd general 
trader 

Water Joseph, milkman 


LILLOET. 


Carrs00 District. A post-office. 

Dicky James, farmer 

Eastman Franklin, farmer 

FEATHERSTONE H, general mer- 
chandise and blacksmith and post- 
master 

Galte B, farmer and carpenter 

Hoey Richard and Thomas, farmers 

Miller John, ferryman 

Miller John Marshall, Lilloet Mills 

Ordini Joseph, general merchandise 


Phair Casper, school teacher, clerk of 
court and government agent 
Smith A W, general merchandise 

Tinker George R, mail carrier 
Tinker & Harris, restaurant and saloon 


LOOYARS. 


Post-office, O’Kanagan Mission, 25 miles 
distant from Keremeoos, 


Kruger Theodore, general merchandise 


MAPLE BAY. 


Vancouver District. A_ post-office, 
situated about half-way between Vic- 
toria and Nanaimo, and is the main 
outlet of the great Cowichan Valley. 

BEAUMONT WM, hotel, general 


merchandise and postmaster 


MASSETT. 


VICTORIA District. Post-office Victo- 
ria 
Mackenzie Alexander, justice of the 
peace and agt Hudson Bay Co 


MATSOUI. 


New WEsrMinsTER District. A post- 
office. 


CARION ALPHONSUS M, postmaster 
METCHOSIN. 


Vicroria Districr. A post-office. 


Argyle Thomas, farmer 
Battersly George, farmer 
Clarke Chas Edward, school teacher 
Cole George, farmer 
Cook George, farmer 
Dutwall George, farmer 
Field E, farmer 

Fisher Wm, farmer 
Foreman Chas, farmer 
Frazer Donald, farmer 
Gleed R, farmer 

GLEED MRS T, postmistress 
Helgesen H, farmer 
Hunt Wm, farmer 
Inches James, miner 
Parker Thomas, farmer 
Pears George, farmer 
Rosman Edwin J, farmer 
Roye Samuel, farmer 
Rule Daniel, farmer 
Vine Edward, farmer 
Weir Adam, farmer 
Weir John, farmer 


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1190 British Columbia—Metchosin-Nanaimo. 


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Weir Robert, justice of peace and 
farmer 

Wilson Peter, farmer 

Witty Mrs J, farmer 

Witty Wm, farmer 


MOODYVILLE. 


New WesrminsTer District. A post- 


office. 


MOODYVILLE SAW-MILL CO, B 
Springer manager 
SPRINGER B, manager Moodyville 


Saw-mill Co 
MUD BAY. 
New WEstTMINSTER Disrricr. A post- 
oifice. 


Brown D R, farmer 

Carnerose Charles, farmer 

Huck Abraham, farmer and blacksmith 

Hunt Charles, farmer 

Johnson Daniel, farmer ; 

McDOUGALL WILLIAM ©, logging 
and farmer 

Morgan H 4, farmer 

Steavenson John, farmer 

Stewart Donald, farmer 

Stewart John, farmer 

Woodward Johan, farmer 

WOODWARD WILLIAM, post- 


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NANAIMO. 


Vancouver Disrricr. An import:nt 
seaport of British Columbia, buasting 
a good harbor and whaifage facilities. 
The array of colliers and steamers 
along its water front generally gives 
to the city an imposing maritime ap- 
pearance. Just aijacent to the town 
are some of the richest coal fiekls of 
the Pacific Slope—in fact, we may 
venture to say, the most productive 
—bearing coal that commands as high 
@ price as any found in North Amer- 
ica. The supply, also, is inexhausti- 
ble. Nanaimo has connection with 
Victoria twice a week by Mr. Spratt’s 
steamer, Cariboo Fly. Population 
1,500. 


Abrams J, clothing 

Akenhead James, meat market 

Baker Geo, saloon 

Barnston -—, barrister-at-law 

Bate Mark, mayor and justice of the 
peace 

Bate Mark Jr, agt Dominion Govern- 
ment Savings Bank 


Seciety Geeads, ete.. at NORCROSS &4'CO., 
Masonic Temple. No.6 Pent street, 8. KF. 


Beaumont James, mgr Vancouver Land 
and Coal Co (limited) 

Bevilockway George, groceries 

Bray Marshal, governinent agent 

Brightman Samuel, butcher 

Brown James, tailor 

Brunton J W, hotel 

Bryden J, justive of the pzace and mgr 
Wellington Mines 

Bullock Arthur, dry goods 

Canes:a J, fish market : 

Carpenter C, saw-mill : 

Cluness D, physician 

Corbin Wm, groceries 

Dick A, inspector of coal mines 

Dunsmuir, Bicgle & Co, proprs Welling- 
ton Colliery 

Dunsmuir Robert, justice of the peace 

Earl Wm, crockery and postmaster 

Fletcher Joseph, carpenter and under- 
taker 

George Mrs, groceries 

Gibson Richard, general merchandise 

Gilbert Mrs J K, hotel 

Gough Mrs Elizabeth, hotel 

Gough Samuel, city clerk 

Grecn Chas, watchmaker and jeweler 

Harper Joseph, saloon 

Harvey James, general merchandise 

Herre W F, land. agent and collector 

Hilbert John, furniture 

Hirst Johy, general merchandise 

Hoggan David, butcher 

Holden John, blacksmith 

Horne A G & Son (A G and Adam 
Horne), general merchandise 

Horth Chas, livery stable 

Jackson J P, hootmaker 

Jenkins John E, hotel 

Johnston & Co, commission merchants 
and whartingers 

Jones Macnaughton, physician 

Karst Charles, bakery and restaurant 

Leballister Mrs W B, dressmaker 

Macdonald D C, general mer:handise 

Mahrer John, brewery and soda factory 

Manson Lawrence, groveries 

Mayer A, general merchandise 

Mayer Alex & Co (Alex Mayes and 
Msreus Wolfe), general merchandise 

“NANA(MO FREE PRESS,” Geo 
Norris publisher 

NORRIS GEORGE, publisher ‘‘Na- 
naimo Free Press” 

Page L, painter 

Parkin Wm, general merchandise 

Pawson J, justice of the peace 

Peck T E, collector of customs 

Pimbury E & Co, books, stationery and 


ru, 
Planta. J P, justice of the peace 
PLEACE 7 H, stoves, tin and hard- 
ware, wall paper, etc 
Quennell Edward, butcher 


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Raybould Mrs, milline: 

Renwick & Horne (John Renwick and 
Wm Horne), b'acksmiths and wagon- 
makers 

Sabiston & Wilcox (Peter Sabiston and 
James Wilcox), Commercial Hotel 

Smith C L, crockery, furniture, paints, 
oils, etc 

Smith Donald, liquors 

Smith Henry P, h tel 

Smith J, watghmaker 

Smith P R, d&itist : 

Spalding W R, county court judge 

Tamblyn J, watchmaker 

Taylor Peter, steam lighter and water 
boat 

Uren J, photographer 

Vancouver Land and Coal Co (limited), 
James Beaumont manager 

Walkem Wymond, physician 

Wall T, saloon 

Watkins R, restaurant 

Webb J, hotel 

Webb W EK, bakery 

Whitfield J, bootmaker 

Wilks —, saloon 

Wilson W, stoves and tinware 

Wingate Robt, mining engineer 


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NEW WESTMINSTER. 


New WEsrMinsTEr Districr. Situated 
on the right bank of Fraser River, 
near the north arm, and 15 miles 
from the entrance proper. Popula- 
tion 3000. 

Vessels drawing 18 fect of water may 
ascend the river to New Westminster, 
which has excellent wharfage and 
anchorage. The salmon fisheries of the 
Fraser River, as well as its important 
canneries, are chiefly within a range of 
ten miles of New Westminster. At 

resent there are eight of these latter 

industries with capacity to put up a 

million dollars’ worth of fish in the sea- 

son. The establ.shment of one of the 
termini of the Canadian Pacific Railway 

(the other one being at Burrard Inlet, 

an arm of the Gulf, 9 miles distant), 

will make New Westminster a city of 
the first importance. 


Andrews Richard, saloon 

Archibald W F, manager Telegraph & 
Signal Servico Domiaion of Canada 

Armstrong W J, lumber and iusurance 


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Bangs James, fruits, candies, cigars, etc 
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BoleW Norman, barrister-at-law, notary 
public, and police magistrate 

Bonson Mrs J, hotel 

Bradbury E, cigars and tobacco 

Brennan James R, saloon 

Briggs Thos L, wharfinger New West- 
minster Wharf 

“BRITISH COLUMBIAN,” (semi- 
weekly), Robson Bros publishers 

British Columbia Packing Co, salmon 
cannery 

Brown E, wholesale liquors 

BROWN JOHN C, postmaster 

Bryant James, cooper 

Bunte John G, furaiture and undertaker 

Burns A, wood and coal 

Chapman Geo, hotel 

Chenoweth Justin, carpenter and builder 

Chisholm Don:ld, liquors 

“CHURCHMAN’S GAZETTE” 
(monthly), Bishop A W Sillitoe pub- 
lisher 

Cleland & Punch (Thos Cleland and 
James Punch), saloon 

Clute J 8, collector of customs 

Corbould G E, barrister-at-law and no- 
tary public 

Crart W, cigars and tobacco 

Crossman Robert, saloon 

Cunningham James, gen mdse 

DAGGETT § W, Anmyrican Hotel and 
Saloon 

De Beck Bros, saw-mill 

Deben Henry, gen mdse 

Dickinson Robert, meat market 

DIEBEL ALBERT W, restaurant and 
bakery 

Dominion Government Savings Bank 
(branch), Geo Pittendrigh agent 

Eckstien M A, general merchandise 

Edmonds Heury V, land agent, notary 
public and conveyancer 

Eickhoff Fred’k, general merchandise 

EICKHOFF RY, general mer- 
chandise 

Ellard James & Co, J W Harvey mgr, 
dry goods and clothing 

Elliott H, wood and coal 

Elson W, me:chant tailor 

English & Co, salmon canneries 

Ewen & Co (Alex Ewen), salmon can- 


nery 
Ferris W D, land and house agent and 


conveyancer 

FISHER ISAAC B, agent Bank of 
British Columbia 

French W T, livery stable 

Fry P, contractor and builder 

Goellert Wm, brewery 

Gold Mrs Emma, gen mdse 

GRIMMER L, painter 

Haigh B & Sons, salmon cannery 

Hamilton W, saloon and oyster house 

Harvey J W, mgr for Jas Ellard & Co 


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Henilry John, mgr Royal City Planing- 
Mills Co 

HENNESSY J W, proprietor Hol- 
brook House 

Herring A M, druggist 

Herring Tilman, fish market 

| Hogan Mrs Mary, hotel 

Holmes W, hotel 

HOMER JAR, commission merchant 
and agent P CS S Co 

Hoy H, carpenter 

Hubbard Mrs F A, fruits, candies, etc 

| Hughes J C, government agent 


IBBOTSON JOHN, furs, hides, etc, 
tish, game etc 

INSLEY J E, proprietor Colonial 

ote 

IRVING JOHN, manager Pioneer 
Line of Steamers and Captain & P 
Rithet 

James E A, register county court and 
deputy register supreme court 

Johnston W, bootmaker 

Kaye F, fish 

KEARY W H, books and stationery 
and insurance agent 

Kennedy Jas, architect 

Kinney James, cooper 

Laidlow J & Co, salmon canneries 


LAW ROBERT, foun !ry and machine 
shops 

Esrian Isaac, wagonmaker 

Leiser Gustav, general merchandise 

Lewis W R, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker and propr Burrard Inlet Stage 
Line 

Lord John E, furniture 

Lund A O, cooper 

Maclure S, asst government agt 


“MAINLAND GUARDIAN ” (semi- 
weekly), J K Suter proprietor 

Major C G, general merchandise 

McColl Wm, general merchandise 

McDonough Chas, general merchandise 

Mckimen AT D, barrister-at-law and 
notary public 

McInnes L R, physician and mayor 

Mcelnnis John, hotel 

McNaughten C M, watchmaker and 
jeweler 

Mead Geo, barber 

Melody Anton, saloon 

Milligan Thos $, accountant Bank of 
British Columbia (agency) 

Mills Daniel, brewery 

Moresby Wm, district jailer 


MOREY H, cigars, tobacco, candies, 
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MORGAN ALEX, barber 
MORRISON JAMES, sheriff and con- 


veyancer 


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HARVEY MRS MARTHA, bakery | Orr James, city clerk and member of 


parliament 

Pearson T R & Co, books and stationery 

Peele A, druggist 

Phillips J,,supt Insane Asylum 

PIONEER LINE OF STEAMERS, 
Capt John Irving, manager 

Pittendmgh Geo, agt Dominion Govern- 
ment Bank ‘ 

Pleace J H, hardware 

PLUMB & ANDERSON (LS Plun:b 
and A J Anderson), ho®tland restaur- 
ant : 

Rae Mrs, millinery 

Rae Wm, general merchandise 

Riesterer Robt, cooper : 

Robson Bros, pubs ‘* British Columbian”’ 

Rousseau J, tannery 

Rousseau James, boots and’shoes 

Royal City Planing-Mills Co, John 
Hendry mgr, saw and lumber-mill 

St Ann’s Convent 

Scoullar E S & Co (ES Scoullar and 
James McArthur), stoves and tinware 

Sillitoe Bishop A W, pub ‘‘Church- 
man’s Gazette,” and Bishop of New 
Westminster 

Sirewright J A, physician 

Sirr Thos, saloon 

Stacey Nicholas, cabinetmaker 

Stewart & Cash (John Stewart and 
James Cash), Gem Saloon 

Strang Mrs H M, fancy goods and 
dressmaking 


SUTER J K, proprietor “Mainland 
Guardian” 

Telegraph and Signal Service Dominion 
of Canada, W F Archibald mgr 

''homas Robt, boots and shoes 

Townsend W B, meat market 

TRAPP BROS (T J and Samuel Trapp), 
dry fen clothing and hardware 

Trew C N, physician and coroner 


TURNBULL WM, carpenter and 
builder 

Uren J, photographer 

Walsh John, merchant tailor 

Webb S H, gunsmith 


WEBSTER, & CO ( C and J A Web- 


ster), lumber and saw-mil 
Wiggins John, chief constable 
WILLIE LOUYS, groceries and bakery 
Wilson James, supt Telegraph and Sig- 
nal Service Dominion of Canada 
Wintermute Joseph, carpenter and 
builder 
WISE JAMES, general merchandise 


and millinery 


Woods & Turner (C E Woods and Geo | 


Turner), land surveyors, real estate 
agts and conveyancers 
Zeigler L, cooper 


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NICO).A VALLEY. 


New WEstM:ixatER Distrior. Post- 
office Spence’s Bridge, Yale District. 


Anderson P L, gen mdse 

Blackbourn Joseph, hotel 

Coatlie Alex, gen mdse 

CONTLEE ALEXANDER, general 
merchandise 

Finsom George, flour and saw-mills 

Hemlaw Rev W, clergyman (Methodist) 

HOWSE & PELBET, general mer- 
chandise 

Manning Wn, saw-mill 

Matthews Thomas, wagonmaker 

MEGAN WR, general merchandise 

O’Rorke Edward, gen mdse 

O’Rorke Richard, blacksmith 

Petite & Co, gen mdse 

Riley Mrs W, hotel 

Woodward T & Sous, flour and saw- 
mills 

Woodward Thomas, justice of the peace 


NORTH ARM. 


New WEsrMinetTeR District. A post- 
office, 


Eburne Henry, gen mdse 
Richmond Canning Co 


SEXSMITH J W, farmer, cheese man- 


ufacturer and postmaster 


OKANAGON. 


Yate Disrricr. A post-office. 
Lambly T McK, government agent 


127-MILE-HOUSE. 


Post-office Lac La Hache. 
Wright John, stock raiser and dairy 


150-MILE-HOUSE. 


CarrBoo District. A post-office. 
Bailey O, carpenter 

Barger Wm, blacksmith 

Coon J_H, miller 

Kagle C B, gen mdse and farmer 
Farell Wm, sawyer 


Morrison Wn . propr The British Col- 
umbia Express, 131-Mile-House 

Murphy Dennis, farmer and stock raiser, | 
141-Mile-House 

Ogden J, clerk 

Treseerais Jose, dairy, 147-Mile-House 


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Hoor W R, tannery 
KNIGHT BROS, saw and planing-mill 


PAVILION. 


Cariboo Districr. A post-office, 26 
miles from Clinton. 


Garaghan Philip, blacksmith and farmer 
LEE , general merchandise, 
flour-mill and postmaster 


PLUMPER PASS. 


Vancouver Districr. A_ post-office; 
an agricultural settlement. 


Collinson W T, postmaster 


QUADRA. 


VANCOUVER District. <A post-office. 


PIEREY THOMAS H, postmaster 
QUESNELLE. 


Caxrrsoo District. A_ post-office, on 
Quesnelle River, at its junction with 
Fraser River, 

Bahanon S H, butcher and farmer 

Barlow A, general merchandise 

Carson Alfred, blacksmith 

DeNouvion T, general merchandise 

Duhig D D, saloon 

Elmore George, .fur trader 

Hagarty Michael M, gen mdse 

Hudson Bay Co 

Johnston W A, road contractor 

McLean John, hotel 

Middleton Robert, blacksmith 

Pacey Robert, hotel 

REID & HUDSON, general merchan- 
dise, and forwarders 

St Laurent Joseph, government agt and 


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8 144-Mile-House ot INNER ROBERT J, agent Hudson 
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ms ise, saw and grist-mill, blacksmiths, 
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8 Hudson John, carpenter Brown Henry, saloon 
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Lynchfield L, farmer, 131-Mile-House 
McCarthy Michael, farmer, 137-Mile- 
House 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


Jones W A, dentist 
Nason I B, saw-mill and lumberman 
Sencox Samuel, saloon 


WHITE BRON., 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
st,8. F. Black Walnut, Spanish Cedar, Veneers. 


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SAVANA’S FERRY. 


Yaz District. A post-office. 


Jane John, general merchandise 

Leighton James B, propr stage line 

Leighton Jennie EK, telegraph agt and 
postmistress 

Newland James A, hotel 

Uren James, hotel 


SODA CREEK. 


Oarrsoo Districr, A_ post-office, 263 
miles from Yle. 


Conroy John, rancher : 
Dunley P C, general merchandise 
Dunbery P C, hotel, and agt B C Ex 
Me E R, hotel and postmaster 
Salmon John, rancher 

Yeates H, B C Tel operator 


SPENCE’S BRIDGE. 


YALE Disrricr. A post-office. 


Heckman J, engineer 
MEGAN & Nelson, hotel 


MEG W R, general merchandise 
Morton C, hotel 


MURRAY JOHN, general merchan- 
dise and postmaster 
Nelson Uriah, generai merchandise 


O'HARA D, postmaster 
Onderdonk J, bridge buildev 
Tait J R, blacksmith 

Vair James, tinsmith 


SPRINGFIELD. 


Carreoo District.  Post-office Soda 
Creek; 6 miles from Soda Creek. 

Hawk & Collins (I F Hawk and R A 
Collins), flour-mill 

Hawk I F, farmer 


SUMAS. 


New Wesrminster Districr. A post- 
office. 


Hall Rev Joseph, clergyman 
McGILLIWAY D, farmer and dairy 


roduce 
Miller & Atkinson, general merchandise 


VAN WINKLE. 


Carisoo District. A post-office. 


Boyd John, hotel 
Burton Thos & Co, blacksmiths 
Cameron John, carpenter 


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DODD W W &CO, general merchan- 
dise and butchers, agent B C Ex Co, 
telegraph and post-office 

Edwards David, bootmaker 

Fleming John, hotel 

FLETCHER & NAUGHTON, gen- 
eral merchandise and hotel 

Hemeng John, hotel 

Peebles John, gen mdseand blacksmith 


VICTORIA. 


post, expreas and telegraph office. 
The “Queen City” is beiutifully situa- 
ted on Vancouver Island, nestling in 
a group of picturesque and evergreen 
hills. Her surroundings are ex eed- 
ingly interesting and her climate sa- 
lubrious, while her convenient loca- 
tion as the chief town of the Province 
could not have been better chosen. 
The city is gracefully laid out and 
substantially built; her churches, 
schools and public buildings have an 
aspect of English solidity about them, 
while her suburbs and approaches are 
possessed of drives that are unsur- 
passed anywhere. Without exagycra- 
tion, it may be said that this delightful 
locality may be viewed by the traveler 
at any season whilst driving over 
roads which for solidity, smoothness 
and breadth will compare with the su- 
burban drives of populous Eastern 
cities. At present the revival of busi- 
ness in the Province, caused chiefly by 
the great railway construction, is telling 
on the appearance of Victoria. Al- 
though the town was previously over- 
built there isa considerable demand for 
real estate and the low rate asked for 
money is resulting in many improve- 
ments. The most prominent public 
buildings are the Post-Office, City Hall, 
Engine Houses, Custom House, Odd Fel- 
lows and Masonic wer pe which will 
compare favorably with similar struct- 
ures on other parts of the Pacific coast. 
The most unique in architecture are 
the group of bright red bricks known as 
the Government buildings. They are 
located in a beautiful well-kept park, 
and call to mind a combination of some- 
thing Swiss and Japanese. The public 
school, a very handsome $35,000 struct- 
ure, furnishes remunerative employ- 
ment to a corps of learned teachers, 
whilst numerous private schools and 
academies, all cccupying costly build- 
ings, are in a flourishing condftion, 
Asa summer resort Victoria has a pecu- 
liar combination of unequaled advan- 
tages, and is to be especially recom- 
mended to health-seeking invalids— 


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beautifully situated on the southeastern: | BAKER R & SON (R and Michael 

extremity «f Vancouver's, the largest of} Baker), wholesale and retail fruits 

the group forming the North Pacific} and produce, flour, feed, etc 

archipelago; the city’s atmosphere is | BalesJ C, insurance agt and accountant 

Serene atk ozone, dg hy to the | Ball Ee OF BRITS CO: ‘onmaker 

place only. It originates in the snow- OLUMBIA 

sie cooled reese of the Olympian Range, |_| WO Ward manager : 

= mixes with the salt sea-air of the Pacific. |BANK OF ITISH WokTH 

and has peculiar health-restoring and|_ AMERICA, Robt Burns mauager 

life-prolonging qualities, which need|BARNARD F §, maaager British 

only to be kvown abroad to make Vic-} Columbia Express Co 

toria the sanitarium of the Pacific. | Barran J, sausage 

The city has three daily newspapers and | BARTLETT JOHN » Ship Inn Saloon 

two commercial banks, besides the Do- | Baumann Fred’k, candy factory 

minion Savings Bank, all doing a flour- | Beauchamp Richard, fruit, fish, game 

ishing business, The Pioneer Line| and vegetables 

steamer R. P. Rithet runs between Vic- | Beaven C I, carriage maker ' 

toria, New Westminster and Yale, and | Beaven Robt, pres executive council and 

touches at all wey bores: She leaves| chief commissioner, Lands und Works 

Victoria on Wednesday and Saturday, | Dept 

and returning leaves Yale on Monday | Bechtel Andrew J, hote! and saloon 

GH) and Friday. he Pioneer Line also run | Bechtel M N, propr Colonial Hotel 

f= | the steamer William Irving between Beegan Frank, bootmuker 

@| New Westminster and Yale. Tourists | Begbie M B, chief justice judicial dept 

=| visiting British Columbia will find the | Bell Wm, marble works 

a= | boats of the Pioneer Company unsur- BELMONT TANNING AND BOOT 
passed. for speed, elegance and fare. AND SHOE MANUFACTURING 


The Hudson Bay Company’s steamer} ©Q, Wm Dalby manager 
Enterprise, running between Victoria and | Blackaw Geo, Albion Saloon 
New Westminster, leaves Victoria Tues- | Bland J W, varieties 
day and Friday and New Westminster | Blaquiere M E, second-hand goods 
Wednesday and Satuiday. Mr. Joseph | BORDE & MORLEY (Auguste Borde 
Spratt’s steamer Cariboo Fly makes the| and John Morley), farriers and black- 
trip each way between Victoria and| smiths 
Nanaimo twice a week, Bornstein H, hides, wool and tallow 
BOSKOWITZ J & A, furs and skins 
Aaronson A A, pawnbroker and Indian | Bossi G, groceries and liquors 
curiosities BOSSI & GIESSEL (A Bossi 
Adams W H, agt Singer Mfg Co and C Giesselmann), groceries, liquors, 
Aikman W, registrar-general of titles} etc, and proprietors British Columbia 
ALBION ON AND STOVE! Coffee and Spice Factory 
WORKS, Joseph Spratt proprietor | Bowman W G, livery stable 


Allen Wn, fruits, vegetables, fish, etc | Boyd John, groceries and liquors 
BRA MAN ISIDOR, money 


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ALLSOP & MASON (T Allsop and H VER 

S Mason), real estate agents and con-} broker 

veyancers “BRITISH COLONIST”’ (daily and 
American Hotel, T J Burnes propr weekly), D W Higgins proprietor 
Andean Wm, second-hand goods British Columbia Co-operative Co, John 


Anderson A C, inspector of fisheries B Lovell manager, yeneral merchan- 
Anderson G W, groceries and bakery dise 


Andrews James, bootmaker BRITISH COLUMBIA EXPRESS 
| Ash John, physician , FS Barnard manager 
=| Astrico Mrs A, Pacific Telegraph Hotel | British Columbia Investment and Loan 
Attridge A D, U S inspector of customs| Society, C W R Thomson sec 
Austin J J, clerk of records Land and | British Columbia Milling & Mining Co 
Works Department British Columbia Soap Works, Pendray 
=| BAGNALL & CO (J Bagnall), music| & Co proprs 
vas) and musical instruments, pianos and | BRITISH COLUMBIA STEAMICOF- 
fal 5 organs FEE AND SPICE FACTORY, Bossi 


aker Edgar Crow, pilot commissioner, | & Giesselmann proprietors 
sec Board of Trade and V and E Tel- | Brown Jesse, groceries and fruit 
| ephone Co, real estate.agt and notary | Brown & White (Henry Brown and 


lam) public, sec Howe Mining Co, member | Edward White), dry goods and mil- 
beg} of Parliament linery 


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Bryant W O, horseshoer 
Bull W K, collector 
Burgess J P, carpenter and builder 
Burnes T J, propr American Hotel 
Burns & Co (James Burns), hardware 
and agricultural implements 
Burns G H, accountant Bank of British 
North America 
Burns Robt, mgr Bank of British North 
America 
Burroughs Wm G, tailor 
Burt 88, bakery and groceries 
Bushell Mrs, music teacher ' 
CALDER JOHN, D D§, dentist 
Campbell D E & Co (D E Campbell), 
druggists 
Campbell Frank, cigars and tobacco 
Carne Frederick, hotel 
ICHARD, importer whole- 
sae groceries and liquors 
London Ba- 


CARRINGTON THOS, 


zaur, fancy goods, stationery, crock- 


» glassware, et 
CARVALHO MRS AMELIA, fancy 


goods and varieties, Indian curiosities, 


etc 
CASAMAYOU A & CO (A Casamayon, 
J B Mayerau, and M Camsusa), whole- 
sale Poeree and liquors 
Central Coal Yard, J A Lockhart supt 
CHADWICK THOS, saloon 
Chambers Coote M, accountant Domin- 
ion Government Savings Bank 


WM. manager Hudson’s 
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RK GEO, saloon 

Clarke W R, auctioneer 

Clay Samuel, groceries 

Cohen James, barber 

Coleman Geo, saloon 

Collins Geo, groceries 

Colonial Hotel, M N Bechtel propr 

Cornwall C F, lieutenant governor 

Couves A C, saloon 

Craft Wm, dry goods 

Cranoelli P, general merchandise 

va ps H P P, puisne judge judicial 

lept 

Crete I, bootmaker 

Crosson James, clothin : 

CROWTHER JOHN, house and sign 
painter 

Crowther R A, sign painter and stencil 
cutter 

Dalby Wm, manager Belmont Tanning 
& Boot & Shoe Manufacturing Co 
ALEY JAMES B, Caledonia Saloon 

Dassonville J, goldsmith and jeweler 

Davey Misses, dressmakers 

Davie Alex E B (Davie & Pooley), bar- 
rister-at-law and notary 

| Davie J C, physician 


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DAVIE & POOLEY (Alex E B Davie 
and Chas E Pouley), barristers-at-law 
and notaries public 

Davie Theodore, barrister-at-law and 
notary public 

Davies J P & Co (J Davies), auctioneers 
and commission merchants 

Davis & Link (Mrs A Davis and Mrs J 
Link), dressmakers 

DENNY WM, ary goods and millinery 

DE WIEDERHOLD & CO (AES De 
Wiederhold and W C Siffken), wood, 
coal, lumber, and commission mer- 
chants 

Dickson, Campbell & Co, wharf and 
warehouses, agency Hastings Saw- 
mill Co 

Dillon B F, St Nicholas Hotel 

Dobinson Mrs Joseph, fancy goods 

Dobinson Joseph, taxidermist 

DOMINION GOVERNMENT SAV- 
INGS BANK, John Graham man- 


ager 

Donohue & Williams (Andrew Donohue 
and Wm Williams), hotel 

Dougall John, foundry and machine 
shops 

Doughty G & Son (G and J Doughty), 
brush makers and grocers 

DRAKE & JACKSON (M W T Drake 
and R E Jackson), barristers-at-law 
and notaries public 

Drake M W T (Drake & Jackson), bar- 
rister-at-law and notary public 

Drake W T, coal, wood, and commission 
merchant, and wharfinger 

DRIARD HOUSE, Redon & Hartnagel 
proprietors 

Drout Mrs M, bakery and groceries 

Drummond J S, stoves and tinware 

Dupont C T, inspector Inland Revenue 

Earle Thos, wholesale groceries 


Eberts D M (Eberts & Irving), barrister- 
at-law and notary 

Eberts & Irving (D M Eberts and P 
Irving), barristers-at-law and notaries 


ublic 
Ellis David M, propr Commercial Hotel 
Elphinstone R, patternmaker 
Evans Samuel, propr Park Hotel 


Fawcett R W, upholsterer and paper 
hanger 

Fell & Co (James Fell), groceries 

Fell & Mills (Thornton Fell and S 
Perry Mills), barristers-at-law 

Fell Thornton (Fell & Mills), barrister- 
at-law and notary public 

Fellows & Prior (a fred Fellows and 
EG Prior), hardware, iron and _ steel 
agricultural implements 

Ferguson James, saloon 

Ferrand B, sausage factory 


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Gutmann Jacob n istols and In- 
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P J, Bee Hive Saloon 


sd ry Durham & Brodie (George J 
Findlay, John H Durham, and John 


Tailor. 


H Brodie), Matthew Trotter Johnson 


5 @/ = mgr, importers general merchandise, | Hamley W, collector of customs 
5.) re} ‘and commission merchants Hargreaves G, civil engineer and sur- 
By Finlaison C 8, chief clerk of customs veyor 
S e| Finlayson John, groceries - Harris D H, city surveyor 
<a , | =| Fletcher Thos W, sewing machines Harris Thomas, sheriff 
mal es) Klett J & J, groceries Harrison Eli, paints, oils, wall-paper 
aa FLEWIN 08, Capitol Saloon and glass 
: Fox M & H A, cutlery and fancy goods | Harrison Wm, saloon 
wa 
w 3 Francis Allen, U S consui HART JOUN J, furs, robes and Indian 


Francis Gieo, livery stable 
Frye Geo, landing waiter, searcher and 
clerk of customs 


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fx]| GARESCHE. GREEN & CO (C Gar- 
esche and A A Green), bankers and 
=] agents Inman Steamship Co 
9) Geiger & Becker (Thos Geiger and K J 
Becker), barbers 
Geiger L, bootmaker 
Gerritsen John, bakery and groceries 
© | Gillespie Geo, paying teller Bank of BC 
ILMOR A, merchant tailor and 


curiosities 

Hart Ockley, bootmaker 

Hartman S M, dentist 

Hastings Saw-Mill Co, Dickson, Camp- 
bell & Co agts 

Haughton Thos, fancy go.ids 

Hawkins John, groceries 

Haymes A ©, watchmaker and jeweler 

Hayward Chas, undertaker, sash, door 
and blind factory and contractor and 
builder 

Heal David C, tinsmith 


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clothier HEATHORN W, proprietor Victoria 
, Glover S H, clothing and furnishing] Boot and Shoe Manufactory and Rock 
oods Bay Tannery 


Godfrey Mrs 8S, hotel 

Golding Bernard, cigars, tobacco, can- 
dies, etc 

Good H B, collector inland revenue and 

fi inspector weights and measures 


| GOODACRE & DOOLEY (Lawrence 

Fx Goodacre and John Dooley), Queen’s 
Market, wholesale and retail butchers 

© | Gore W 8, surveyor general 

Gorrie Thos, toys and fancy goods 

Gosnell Joseph, groceries 

Gowen Chas, propr Phoenix Brewery 


| GOWEN THOMAS, Novelty Iron 
mM Works 


ra] GRAHAM JOHN, assistant receiver 


HEISTERMAN H F & CO (H F Heis- 
terman and A J Mouat), real estate 
and insurance agents 

Hendry Alex, chief engineer City Wa- 
ter Works 

Henley ——-, Henley’s Hotel 

Hett J Roland, barrister-at-law, notary 
public and attorncy-general 

Heywood J, pork-packer 

HIBBEN T N & CO (T N Hibben), 
booksellers and stationers 

Hilderbrand Mrs M A, tailor 

HIGGINS D W, proprietor ‘‘British 
Colonist "’ 


HILLIARD JOSEPH, groceries, fruits, 
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3 ish Columbia HOLMAN & PERRY (John Holman 
+| he GRAY AB & CO (A B Gray), dry| and Thos Perry), Union Saloon -~o 
vA 7 goods and gents’ furnishing goods Hooper & Borde (D G Hooper and H | eg 
ce Gray Andrew, acting steamboat in- Borde), bootmakers n 
1 Ri spector 2 Howe Mining Co, Edgar Crow Baker |7~ 
ad Gray Andrew J, architect and civilen-| secretary 
rT. Geiger hte evere HUDSON’S BAY CO, Wm Charles 
af = Gray J H, puisne judge judicial depart- |" manager, wholesale general merchan- pes 
rl) ef ment dise aud fur traders and steamboat | G2 
3 a Gray S, stair-builder owners phat 
fe Green A A ((taresche, Green & Co) and| Humber M, brick mfr ~” 
S|53 FQ} agt W, # & Co’s Lxpress Hutnphreys Mrs, hotel - 
8 Green D, clothing ae Humphreys T Basil, provincial secretary | ¢@ 
4 an Green Rowland E, teller Dominion Gov- at: minister of mines and clerk ex- | ¢® 
ag ernment Savings Bank ' ecutive council hdd 
d ty = Gr ibble Henry, fancy goods and varie- Hutcheson, Young & Co (James Hutch- | G29 
al} ties F ; eson and Henry Young), dry goods = 
f gy| Grillo D, fruits, fish, groceries, etc and millinery < 
s ©| GRIMM WILLIAM, blacksmith and| Huxtable Wm H, groceries Ss 
‘ feq} wagonmaker INGE THOS, wood and coal e 
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1198 
IRVING JOHN, superinten- 


dent Pioneer line of steamers and cap- 
tain steamer RP Rithet 
Irving P & (Eberts & Irving), barris- 
ter-at-law and notar 
JACKSON JAMES, Palace Saloon 
Jackson R E (Drake & Jackson), barris- 
ter-at-law and notary public 
Jackson Wm, druggist and physician 
Janion R OC, importer and commission 
merchant 
Jaques Geo, watchmaker 
Jay & Co (Geo Jay), nurserymen and 
seedsmen 
4s JEFFREE W J, clothing and gents 
furnishing goods 
Z| Jemmett Wm §, Indian surveyor 
JEN’ WM, proprietor Occidental 


bmy Hote 
Jewell Henry, new and second-hand 
oods 

Johns James, cigars and tobacco 

Johnson Edwin, barrister-at-law and 
notary ee 

Johnson E M, real estate agent, notary 

: ublic and conveyancer 

8 Johnesn Matthew Trotter, marager for 
Findlay, Durham & Brodie 

Johnston P T & Co (PT Juhnston), 
nurserymen, seedsmen and fl rists 

Jones C 8, accountant Bank of B C 

Jones Stephen, Dominion Hotel 

Jones Thos C, boatbuilder 

JORDAN WM, bakery and groceries 

Keays G C, stoves and tinware 

Kelly S L & Co, stoves and tinware, 
mfrs tin, copper and sheet iron ware 

King Joseph H, saloon 

King Samuel, bakery 

Kirsop Geo, granite works 

Knight H, dry goods and groceries 

Kurtz & Co, cigar mfrs 

‘Lafond Thos, saloon 

Lancashire Fire Insurance Co, J C Bales 


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ates G W A& Son (G W Aand W I 
Lange), watchmakers and jewelers 

Langley & Co (A J Langley and H L 
Jones), wholesale and retail druggists 

Langley Mrs J, dressmaker 

Leahy John, brewery 

Leigh Edwin A, registrar county court 

Leigh Wn, city clerk 

Leiser Simon, commission merchant, 
coffee and spice-mills . 

Leneveu David, produce, storage an 
commission merchant 

LETTICE & SEARS (Robt Lettice 
and Joseph Sears), painters and gla- 
ziers 

Levy Mrs E, fruits, candies, etc 

LEVY JOB, restaurant 

LEWIS LEWIS, clothing, furnishing 
goods, hats, caps, valises and trunks 


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Lilley H A, candy manufacturer 

Lindsay D, deputy collector inland rev- 
enue 

Lockhart J A, supt Central Coal Yard 

Loewen & Erb (Joseph Loewen and L 
Erb), Victoria Brewery 

Loewenberg Ld, real estate and ins agt 

LonnE WH. Bank Exchange Saloon 

L HURST JARVIS, Belmont Sa- 
oon 

ei ht John B, mgr BC Co-operative 

Jo 

Lovett & Barry (J Lovett and T A 
Barry), saloon 

Lubbe T, furs 

LUKER & CO, tlouring-mills 

a Ws Ped W, census chief officer 

Maclure Miss Sara A,mgr Telegraph and 
Signal Service Dominion of Canada 

Mallandaine Edward, architect 

Mann & Heron (H T Maan and Robert 
Heron), saddlery and harness 

Mansell H, mfr and importer boots and 


shoes 

Manson & Hendry (Wm Manson and 
Thos Hendry), wateh factory 
[ALL WM, North Pacific Sa- 
oon 


MARVIN EB ship chandler 

Marvin Edgar, hardware and agricul- 
tural implements 

Mason Mrs G, boarding-house 

Mason H S (Allsop & Mason), barrister. 


at-law and notary public 
MATTHEWS J RCS ELSA 
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TTHEWS, RICHARDS & TYE 
(Geo Matthews and Thos Richards, 
Birmingham, England, and Thos H 
Tye), importers iron, steel, hardware, 
&e 


Maynard R, boots and shoes, leather 

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aynard Mrs R, photographer 

MAYNARD & STUBBS ((ico H May. 
nard and Samuel Stubbs), City Boot 
and Shoe Store 

McBROOM A, groceries, fruits, etc 

McCandlish James, saloon 

McDonnell A J, tailor 

McDonnell Peter, cigars and tobacco 

McDOWELL W § & M OC, propri 
etors ‘‘ Daily Evening Post ”’ 

McKenzie C ©, supt Education Dept 
cKENZIE & TON (J R Me- 
Kenzie and John Meston), black- 
smiths and carriagemakers 

McKeon Wn, propr Oriental Hotel 

McKillican & Thats (WD McKilli- 
can and W J Anderson), carpenters 
and builders 

McLEAN A & CO (A McLean), cloth- 
ing and gents furnishing goods 


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MecMackin P A, feed store 
MeMicking R B, mgr Victoria and FE 
uimalt Telephone Co 

McMillan J E, job printer 

MeNiffe Wm, saloon 

McQuade P & Son (f, E AandL G Me- 
Quade), ship chandlers 

Meiss H, clothing 

Mellor Fred’k, tailor 

Millar James, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Miller Munroe, job printer 

Mills S Perry (Fell & Mills), barrister- 
at-law 

Milne A R, first clerk of customs 

MILNEG L,MDCM 

Mitchell Mrs J G, milliner 

MOFFATT HAMILTON, Indian 
superintendency clerk 

Mohum Edward, Iudian surveyor 

Montobio G, groceries 

Moore & Co, druggists 

Moore J J, bakery 

Morison Geo, druggist 

Morley Christopher, soda works 

Mortimer John, marble and granite 
works 

Moss Morris, mining agt 

Muirhead & Mann (James Muirhead 
and JG Mann), sash, door and blind 
factory 

Munro A K, teller’ Bank of British 
North America 

Murphy & Brown (P Murphy and M C 
Brown), saloon 

Nesbitt & Co(Mrs S Nesbitt), cracker 
baker ge 

NEUFELDER & ROSS (Dixi H_Ross 
and Edward C Neufelder), groceries 

Newbry Wm, harness, saddle and 
trunkmaker 

Nicholson Thos, groceries 


Norris Fred’k, harness and trunkmaker | RI 


Norris W G, hardware 

NOVELTY IRON WORKS, Thos 
Gowen proprietor 

Nuttall R, real estate agt 

Nuttall Thos C, insurance and real: es- 
tate a 

OASTERHOUT PETER, hardware, 
crockery, stoves, tinware, lamps and 

lassware 

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, Wm Jensen 
proprictor 

O’Connor Wm F, supt Victoria City 
Police 

OFNER A, groceries ; 

OPPENHEIMER %ROS (David and 
Isaac Oppenheimer), wholesale gro- 
ceries 

Orie tal Hotel, Wm McKeon propr 

Paine Fred, barber 

Papst John, saloon 

Papst J T, groceries 


Pardoe 0, gunsmith 
PARKER JOHN, meat market 
Partridge Robt, city messenger 
Pemberton A F, police judge 
Pendray & Co (W J Pendray and W J 
Jeffree), British Columbia Soap Works 
Perkins ——, painter 
Petit J, gunsmith 
Phillips Alex, soda water factory 
Phillips C J, saloon 
JOHN R, Royal Exchange 
Saloon 


Piaggio G, general merchandise 

Pierre T W, tailoring and dyein 

PIONEER LINE OF STEAMERS, 
Capt John Irving superintendent 

PITTS § J, wholesale groceries 

Platz Geo, cooper 

Pointer N, new und second-hand goods 

Pollard Wn, barrister-at-law and no- 
tary 

Poncclet V, music teacher 

Pooley Chas E (Davie & Pooley), bar- 
rister-at-law and notary 

Porter Robt, meat market 

“POS” (Daily Evening), W J and 
M C Mc)owell proprietors 

Powell I W, Indian superintendent 

Prevost J C, registrar supreme court 

Price Thos, merchant tailor 

Read J M, bootmaker 

Redfern C E, watches and jewelry 

REDON & HARTNAGEL (Louis 
Redon and A O Hartnagel), proprie- 
tors Driard House 

Revely Fred’k, agt department of marine 
fisheries 

Rhode Joseph, bakery, groceries, crock- 
ery, etc 

Rhodes H, receiving teller Bank of BC 

Richards F G Jr, draughtsman, Lands 

and Works Department 

CHARDSFG SR, ‘Uncle Frank’s’’ 

Saloon 


Roberts R, merchant tailur 

ROBERTSON JOHN, blacksmith and 
boilermaker 

Robson James, city jailer 

ROCK BAY TANNERY, W Hea- 
thorn proprietor 

Roebuck H S, Dominion Government 
sec 

Russell ‘Taos, city assessor 

Salmon E J & Co(E J Salmon and J 
Levy), furniture, crockery, and In- 
dian curiosities 

Sargison G A, accountant 

SAUNDERS HENRY, wholesale and 
retail groceries 

Sayward W P, saw-mill and lumber 

Seeley W CS, propr Australian Hotel, 
organ builder and piano tuner 

Sehl Jacob, mfr furniture, bedding, and 
carpets 


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SEHL FRANK, Teutonia Saloon 

Shakespeare Mrs N, fancy goods 

SHAKESPEARE NOAH, real estate 
and employment agency, mayor of 
Victoria, and member House of Con- 
gress 

Shaw & Kuna (Thos Shaw and Joseph 
Kuna), Victoria Iron Works 

Shears & Partridge (W Shears and J 
Partridge), dry goods and millinery 

Shore S & Co (S Shore), groceries 

SHORT HENRY, gunmaker and im- 

orter 

SHOTBOLT THOS, druggist 

Silver John, groceries 

SIMPSON DONALD, merchant tailor 

Singer Mfg Co, W H Adams agt 

Smith & Clark (A J Smith and G J 
Clark), contractors, builders, and 
sash and door factory 

SMITH C McK, proprietor ‘Victoria 
Standard” 

Smith J McB, provincial auditor 

SMITH M R, Victoria Bakery, fancy 
cakes, biscuit, etc 

Spencer David, dry goods, millinery, 
and carpets 

Spencer S A, photographer 

SPRATT JOSEPH, proprietor Albion 
tron & Stone Works and East Coast 
Mail Route 

Stahlschmidt & Ward (T L Stahl- 
schmidt and R Ward), commission 
merchants, Royal Swedish and Nor- 
wegian Consulate 

Staples MG, assayer Bank of British 

orth America 

STEELE PETER, saloon 

STEITZ BROS (Geo and Fred Steitz 
and John P Pelletier), bakery ard 
restaurant 

Stevens & Geimore (John Stevens and 
John ART & BRAD! 


STEWART & BRADEN (John Stew- 
art and John Braden), plumbers and 
gastitters 


Story Thos, undertaker, carpenter and 
builder , 

STROUSS C & CO (C Strouss and E 
Bloomingdale), wholesale dry goods 
and clothing 

Swickhard E M & Co, glove factory 

Taylor Chas, tinsmith 

Teague J, architect 

THISTLE W H, San Francisco Saloon 

Thistletun Mrs, milliner and dressmaker 

Thompson R B, dentist 

Thomson C W R, sec Victoria Gas Co 
and British Columbia Invostment & 
Loan Society 

Thomson Geo, valoon 

THORNE CORNELIUS, clothing and 
furnishing goods 


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° Goods 1 
in the wiey, Lilo Montgomery wt. 


TIEDEMAN HO, architect and civil 


engineer 
TILBURY GEO F, veterinary surgeon 
bs ges W J, candy factor 
Todd Chas, supt provincial police 
Todd J H & Son (J H andC F Todd), 

wholesale general merchandise 
Trimble » physician 
Trutch J W, dominion government agt 
Tuckfield F L, accountant, commission 


URN: etc 

TURNER, BEETON & CO (J H Tur- 
ner and HC Beeton), commission 
merchants and wholesale general mer- 
chandise 

UNCLE FRANK'S SALOON, F G 
Richards Sr proprietor, Langley Al- 


le 

VAN VOLKENBURGH & C0, whole. 
sale and retail butchers 

VICTORIA BOOT & SHOE MAN- 
UFACTORY. W Heathorn proprie- 
tor 

Victoria & Esquimalt Telephone Co, 
R B MeMicking manager 

Victoria Gas Co, C W R Thomson sec 

“VICTORIA STANDARD” (daily 
and weekly), C McK Smith proprie- 
tor 

Vienna Geo, fruit, fish and game 

"pee Bros (Louis and Anton Vige- 
lus) 

Vipond A, gunsmith and machinist 

WAITT MW &CO (M W Waitt), 
books and stationery 

WalkemG A, puisne judge judicial de- 
partment 

Wall John, merchant tailor 

Wallace A, saw-filer 

Wallace Robert, postmaster and _post- 
office inspector British Columbia 

Waller Henry, candy factory 

WALLS J P barrister-at-law and no- 
tary public 

Walter Henry, Bavaria Brewer 

WARD WC, manager Bank of British 
Columbia 

WEILER JOHN, furniture, glassware 
carpets, etc, "Her & Fort 

WELCH, RITHET & (0 (Rt P Rith. 
et and Andrew Welch), importers 
and commission merchants, insurance 
agents, agents P CS S Co, aud Moody- 
ville Saw-mill Co 

Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express, A A 
Green agent 

Wenger J, watchmaker and jeweler 

TOPHER, Merchant 

Exchange Saloor 

Weston G M' attorney-at-law ag 

White Bros (James and William White), 
saloon 

White James E, second-hand goods ° 

Whitley Stephen, second-hand clothing 


Oo “Rosanne Ss = ANIHOVM ONIMAS . NHOL ‘LS TVAOG.. UL 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, “*Sec"tain‘serece: wan wranciece. 


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Whittaker Wm, barber 

Wickham & Waggoner (Wm Wickham 
and A Waggoner), blacksmiths 

WICKHAM WILLIAM (Wickham 
& Waggoner), blacksmith 

Williams Benj, clothing 

Williams J W, feed stable 

WILLIAMS RT, bookbinder, paper- 
ruler and publisher British Columbia 
Directory 

Wilson A & W, stoves and tinware, 
plumbers and gastitters 

WILSON H C, tinsmith and plumber, 
general contractor on buildings 

WILSON J F, Victoria Foundry 

Wilson John, saloon 


WILSON JOHN J, Central Bakery 


(ESTABLISHED 1863.) 


MESSRS. BAGNALL & CO., 


SOLE IMPORTERS OF 
English, French, German and American 


PIANOS, ORGANS, 


VIOLINS, GUITARS, BANJOS, 
Accordeons and Concertinas. Best Roman 
Strings for all instruments, and a great variety 
of Book and Sheet Music. Pianos and Organs 
for hire or sale on easy terms. 


Government St., Victoria, B. C. 


THES go to JOE POHEIM, the Tailor. 


A. Casamayou. J. R.Maycrau. M. Camsusa. 


A. CASAMAYOU & CO., 
Groceries, Provisions, 


WINES, LIQUORS, 


Havana Cigars @ French Preserves, 
Yates St., = = = 


wide 
bik | ald 


AIUEN, TUGGLE & C0, OAK PLANK, ™sxtsszceret 


British Columbia—Victoria. 1201 


| Young M, bakery and restaurant 


Victoria, B.C.! Government St., - Victoria, B. C. 


elie aaa iy 


WILSON WILLIAM & CO (William 
Wilson), ‘‘ City House,” dry goods 
WILSON W & J, clothing and fur- 

nishing goods 
Wilton L H, tent and sailmaker 
Winch Frank K, carriagemaker 
Wolfenden R, provincial supt printing 
WRIGHT & RUDGE (H M Wright 
and Geo Rudge), marble works 
WRIGLESWORTH JOSEPH, gro- 
ceries and liquors 
Wylde C S, custom house broker 
Wylly C G, average adjuster 
York & Lenz (Joseph York and M 
Lenz), dry goods 


A. CILMORE, 


MERCHANT TAILOR. 


Johnson St., Victoria, B. C. 


Has on hand a large stock of Goods, consisting of 


Clothing, Furnishing Goods, 
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Etc. 


The above goods will be sold at greatly reduced 
prices; also, Goods sold on Commission. 


GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER. 


T. N. HIBBEN & C0., 


(Established in 1858.) 


Importing Booksellers 


AND STATIONERS. 


MHOA MIN JO “OD JONVUNSNI 331 WALA 


"INIWZOVNV TVOINONODS 


RICHARD CARR, 


Importer and Wholesale Dealer in 


Croceries, Provisions ¢ Liquors 
Wharf Street, Victoria, B. C. 


WHISKIES.--Gooderham & Worts’ Canadian, Scotch and {rish. 


ALCOHOL AND PURE SPIRITS. : 
Sole7Agent for Rob Roy, Old Highland, and ‘‘ Auchtertool ’’ Whiskies. 


HARDWOOD LUMBER @ WAGON STOCK serra eres et aoe 


For THE BEST FITTING SUIT OF CLO 


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“SNSIH 40 NOILOIIIS 1JJaVd 


1202 British Columbia—Victoria. 


GARESCHE, GREEN & COMPANY, 


BANKERS, 
GOVERNMENT STREET ...............ccccccees VICTORIA, B. C. 


Deposits received in Gold, Silver and U. S. Currency. Interest paid in the 
same on Time Deposits. : 
Gold Dust and U. S. Currency purchased at highest market rates. 

Sight rere and Telegraphic Transfers on San Francisco, New York 
and Canada. ; 
aaenoge co London available in all parts of Europe, England, Ireland and 

Scotland. 
Letters of Credit issued on the principal cities of the United States, Canada 
and Europe. ‘7 AGENTS FOR WELLS, FARGO & CO. 


(P. O. DRAWER 4.) 


H. F. HEISTERMAN & CoO., 


REAL ESTATE AGENTS 


Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. 


Agents for the Phenix Fire Insurance, of Brooklyn, N. Y.; oa gene Life, of New York; Fire- 
man’s Fund (Marine), of San Francisco; Office of The Underwriting and Agency Association, of 
Lloyd’s, London. Also Agents for the Mutual Life of New York, for Washington Territory. 


Pioneer Line of Steamers 


BETWHEN 
VICTORIA, HOPE, YALE @& WAY LANDINGS, 


CapT. JOHN IRVING, MANACER. 


THE MAGNIFICENT STEAMER 


"hi FP. RITHET, 


LEAVES Victoria Wednesday and Saturday for Yale and way ports, 
RETURNING-—Leaves Yale Monday and Friday. 


British Columbia—Victoria. 
A. McLEAN & CO., 
GENERAL OUTFITTERS 


AND IMPORTFRS OF 


GENTLEMEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, 
Fort Street, Victoria, B. C. 


GLOVES, SHIRTS, UMBRELLAS, ETC. 


The Daily Evening Post, | 


PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY, 
By W. J. & M. C. McDOWELL, Sole Proprietors, 


Victoria, ~ - - - British Columbia. 


The only Independent Newspaper Published in Brit- 
ish Cclumbia. 


The POST will contain the Latest and Most Reliable 
News from Home and Abroad, and our Readers 
can always rely on our 


REPORTS BEING FAIR, IMPARTIAL AND TRUE. 


SUBSCRIBE FOR TEIE Post. 
ADVERTISEMENTS SOLICITED. 


OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, 


(FIREPROOF BRICK BUILDING.) 
THE LARGEST HOTEL IN VICTORIA. 


Cor. Whart and Johnson Streets, Victoria, B. C. 


Fronting on Wharves of the California, Puget Sound and Fraser River Steamers. 


WM. JENSEN...-.------------- ---- PROPRIETOR. 
Board and Lodging, $1.00 to $1.50 per Day. 


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HENRY SAUNDERS, 


Importer and Deaier in 


Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, 


JOHNSON STREET, 
Corner of Oriental Alley, VICTORIA, B. CG. ~ 


BRANCH STORE AT ESQUIMALT. 
4 Agent for Steamer Sardonyx, Tug Pilot, and Schooner Bonanza. @e 


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CEO. F. TILBU RY, aed Rie Bes, 


Fear John, saloon 
Hf. 8.6. ¥. &. HARVEY JAMES, general merchan- 
diss and postmaster 


Victoria Stables, Eomoelg 4 are fruits 


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BROAD STREET, exsmit clergyman 
WALL T 

Victoria, V. I. 


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HOMAS, saloon 
ihn * WILLIAMS 3 LAKE, 


Post-office 150-Mile-House. 


Eagle C B, farmer 
Pinchbeck & Lyne, farmers 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, “*?SSes mnie strcce, wan Hrancisce. 


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YALE Gilmore & Clark, clothing 
‘ ; Hannington » physician 
Yae District. A post-office, situated | Harrison W, books and stationery 
at the head of navigation on Fraser | Harvey Wm, trader H B Co 
River, 110 miles from its mouth. The | HAGAN M, proprietor “Inland Sen- 
location is in a narrow gorge, backed}  tinel”’ 


by mountains 2,000 to 2,500 feet high. | x; ’ 
There are rich creeks and streams in BUDSON 8 BAY CO, general merchan- 


the vicinity, abounding in trout. | « ” 

Yale attained its original importance ND SENTINEL (weekly), 

in 1853, as a trading point for the INSLEY J E, Cascade Hotel 

mining district. It is now importance |yipen & Gla rein Pea) di a 

as the temporary construction head- ‘ssi ’ rding an 

querer y the erin raed Rail- beamy- Andre pa HavHadorentslave 

way. e river and rocky scenery | 7. ’ ee 

a this point is magnificent. Steamers Pe postmaster and telegraph |< 

of the Pioncer Line ply twice a week ‘ ’ 

each way, connecting at New West- EN MhaSa pt ili aaa 

minster with Vic’ oria steamers. Yale | 47.6 artney John anion 
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uas a populatior of 600. McCartney W E, druggist 


JONVUNSNI 3417 WALLA 


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Bossi & Vellatti, groceries McCoskery Geo & Co, hotel 
British Columbia Express Co McDonald Alex, hotel 
Clair Matilda, general merchandise McGirr & Davis, saloon 
Dart H B, hotel and gen mdse, 25 miles | McLennan Bros, saloon 

above Yale McQuarrie D, boots and shoes 
Dewdney Walter, government agt Nelson Uriah, general merchandise 


DOUGLAS & DEIGHTON (B Douglas | Powers H & L, general merchandise 


and R Deighton), harness and sad- | Romano J Q, general merchandise 


dler Sciutto G B & Co, fruits, candies, etc 
Elley Reuben, hotel Sebastian M M, millinery 
Elliott, Doyle & Co, saloon Smither A, sec Yale Water Works 
Flink P, general merchandise, 25 miles | Stott & Cannell, hotel, 14-Mile-House 
above Yale Stratton W C, florist 
Forrester T H & Co, restaurant Taylor W J, hotel 
Fraser James, watchmaker Tuttle Guy. hotel 
Frickelton J D, physician Van Valkenuurgh A, butcher 
Gibbs W W, attorney-at-law Yale Water Works, A Smither sec 
RS SE A PO I Sa CO BE OT ECE EE EI OE TE LOLLY 


‘SANIHOVA DNIAMATS 


L. M. McKENNEY & CO., .. 


THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgome 


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To L. M. McKENNEY & CO., 


424 Montgomery Street, Room 22, San Francisco, Cal. 


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1206 Alaska Territory—Fort Wrangel—Nino City. 


ALASKA. 
See, also, List of Towns Received Too Late for Regular Insertion. 


Tus Territory pice to the eye the general outlines of a beautiful penin- 
sula much enhenced, however, by its line ot islands, which dot far out into the 
grand Pacific toward the shores of Asia. During 1865-67 Alaska was explored 
to some extent by a party of scientists sent by the United States. Asa result, 
negotiations were made with the Russian Government for its purchase. The 
ey was finally ratified by the Senate, and the sum of $7,200,000 was paid by 
the United States, and Alaska was annexed asa Territory.. The Yukon, or 
Kwickpah River, as it is called by the Russians, rises in British Columbia and 
flows in a southwesterly path across the entire territory, paying its tribute to 
‘Behring Sea. It is morethan 1,800 miles in length, and 600 miles from its mouth 
it boasts of a breadth greater than a mile. Its current varies at different stages 
of its course and also at different seasons of the year. In the Yukon Valley a 
sturdy mee is found, which affords f.dder for large numbers of cattle. No grain 
is raised, however, and only the hardy vegetables grow; the fertile lands being 
near Cook’s Inlet. Properly speaking, Alaska may ie called a Territory of vol- 
canoes. The loftiest peaks are found in the Coast Range. Mount St. Elias is 
estimated to tower 17,850 feet above the sea-level; this being so, it is the highest 
cap in North America. The chief source of revenue is derived from the skins of 
wild animals, the fisheries and the growth of the forests. The capture of seals is 
now regulated by law, and the United States derives a large revenue from those 
to whom the monopoly has been granted. During the summer months Alaska 
and its islands become the home of myriads of birds of jall species. Lakes, also 
hot and mineral springs are found in the interior. Merely the coast and the 
islands dotting the coast have been explored to any extent, and thus very little is 
known of the interior. The climate is not nearly as severe as has often been said. 


333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


, ALSO WHITENING. 


FORT WRANGEL. Young Mrs Fanny, postmistress 


Young Rev S H, minister 


Bnd Clocks at Bhort Notice,” OLS J Street, Sacramento, Cal. 


A post-office. 

Atloff Rev Father, Catholic priest 

Brown C, trader . JACKSON. 
Costello M, saloon Gould John L, postmaster 
Decker L, shoemaker bibicistatiagtes 
Holey M, lodging JUNEAU 


Kohen Sam, clerk 
LEAR WM K, general merchandise, | Alberstine R, saloon 
proprietor U S Bonded Warehouse | Cohen J, gen merchandise 
and agent P C Steamship Co Coplin & Co, general merchandise 


Levy B, general merchandise Corcoran P, general merchandise a 
McFarland Mrs A R, prin Presbyterian | Curry J, saloon | 
Home for Girls Earsard & Rudkins, gen mdse 
McFarland I, physician FULLER A, mining 
| McFarland Mrs J, asst prin Presbyterian | Knowl George, saloon 
Home for Girls Martin D, general merchandise 
McKinnon D, general merchandise Newcomer William, saloon 


Northrup O, groceries N W T Co, general merchandise 
Oakford Capt, depy collector of customs} Reed W F, general merchandise 
Presbyterian Home for Girls, Mrs A R | Schmeig J, druggist 


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Smith Joseph, bakery —— 4 
Sonicheser. f, photographer NINO CITY 


Stephens W J, general merchandise ; 
Woodcock W H, restanrant Martin D, trader 


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Nevada. 1207 


Ne oe ua ys sais RUA Ee ILO WS) PART, ro, Pees 


in the State. 


NEVADA. 


See, also, List of Towns Received too Late for Regular Insertion. 


Situated between latitude 35 deg. and 42 deg. north and longitude 114 deg. aid 
120 deg. west. Bounded ‘on the north by Oregon and Idaho, on the east by Utual. 
and Arizona, and on the south and west by California. Its area is 104,125 
square miles, being third in extent of territory, Texas and California preceding 
her in the rank of dimension. Nevada was the thirty-sixth State admitted to 
the Union under the Constitution. Its counties are only fourteen in number, and 
necessarily large. The population, which is variously estimated at from 60,000 
to 75,000, is decidedly cosmopolitan, Americans predominating largely. The 
general surface is a table-land, with ar average altitude of 4,500 feet above sea 
level, traversed with great uniformity by nearly parallel ranges of mountains, 
rising from 1,000 to 8,000 feet higher. These ranges have for the most part a 
north and south direction, and are separated by valleys from five to twenty miles 
wide, the bases of the mountains having also about the same width. The moun- 
tains are frequently intersected by ravines, which form easy passes, and in some 
places are broken into confused and detached masses. The valleys sometimes ex- 
tend more than 100 miles, uninterrupted excepi by an occasional butte or pro- 
jecting spur, and frequently, where the mountains disappear or contract, unite 
with other valleys, or expand into broad plains or basins, some of which are un- 
obstructed, while others are dotted with buttes or covered with groups of rugged 
hills, The rivers of the State are small and not navigable, some of which dis- 
appear in “sinks” or sloughs. Others again find their way to the surface after 
“losing” themselves. This is occasioned by the porous soil that is found there. 
The vast productions of silver ore which her mines have yielded have resulted in 
the acquirement of the title of the ‘Silver State.’’ The stock raising interests of 
Nevada are a source of revenue that few States or countries can boast. ‘The 
cattle raised for beef command a higher price in Eastern markets than those of 
any other ‘‘ Far West” State or Territory, while the wool clipped from her many 
flocks of sheep is said to be inferior to none that ever passed the scrutiny of the 
argus-eyed inspector at the greatest factorie:) in the world. Besides her deposits 
of silver there have been discovered lodes of copper, iron, and other metals of 
remarkable richness. The future of the Stute, while it is perhaps not so promis- 
ing as it was during the excitement incident to the discovery of the precious ores 
in such large quantities, cannot be considered otherwise than flattering. Her 
progress, we predict, will be steady and permanent, and ere the close of the pres- 
ent decade her population will show an increase not anticipated by her most san- 
guine citizens. Her schools are superior, her people enterprising and intelligent, 
and her public institutions will compare favorably with those of States that have 
worn the ‘‘ cape of time” so many years longer. The valleys are very rich for 
agricultural purposes, vegetables, grain, tobacco, hay and other products, as exper- 
iments show, yielding quite an income to those thus engaged. There are quite a 
number of industrial enterprises throughout the State, such as saw-mills, brew- 
eries, flouring-mills, wagonmakers and blacksmiths, sash and door factories, 
smelting works, ctc., etc. 


, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


RAILROADS. 


THE CENTRAL PACIFIC 


Traverses the entire width of the State from east to west, covering a distance of 
452 miles. 


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*TIldWOUd SISSO1 SLI SiVd ONY SISNfOY HOIKM “OO SONVANSNI NNS FHL Ni JUHI 


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THE VIRGINIA AND TRUCKEE, 


Connecting the Comstock and Carson City with the Central Pacific at Reno. 
Length 52 miles. 


The management of this road is always deserving of the thanks of the public 
for its efforts to make the concern in every way a convenience. The road-bed of 
this line is said to he unexcelled by any in the United States, while the coaches 
are models of comfort and beauty. The approach to Virginia City is one of the 
finest pieces of engineering we have ever seen. ; 


CARSON AND COLORADO 


Branches from the Virginia and Truckee at Mound House, eleven miles from Car- 
son City. Is constructed in a southerly direction, its ultimate objective point 

we believe, the head of navigation of the Colorado River, Hawthorne is but thirty- 
six miles from Bodie, California, aud is connected with that place by a beautiful 
wagon road, constructed at a cost of $60,000 by the railroad company. This 
msxnificent piece of mountain road a at last renders the celebrated Mono 
district easy of access. The Carson and Colorado Railroad will hasten the de- 
velopment of a large section of Southern Nevada; it extends 158 miles, from 
Mound House to Candelaria. : 


NEVADA CENTRAL RAILWAY. 


Street, Sacramento, Cal. 


This road is a three-foot gauge, running from Battle Mountain, Nevada, a 
point on the Central Pacific, 362 miles west of Ogden, to Austin, 93 miles south. 
The road was begun in September, 1879, and completed in February, 1880. For 
the first year it was unsuccessful, but was sold to the Union Pacific in June, 188}, 
since which time it has been put in first-class condition in every particular, and is 
now one of the best threc-foot gauge roads in the United States. Besides being 
the natural route for Austin and intermediate points, it is the nearest possible 
rail route to Kingston, Belmont, Silver Peak, San Antone, Lone Mountain, 
Grantsville, Ione, Ellsworth, Downeyville, Lodi, Gold Park, and to all places in 
Smoky, Reese River, and Smith Creek Valleys, commanding the business of 300 
square miles in Southern Nevada. Under the new management the road is very 
successful, putting forth every effort to secure business and please its patrons ; 
and its officers enjoy the advantage of having the friendship of all with whom 
they come in contact. Itis therefore one of the few roads that can truthfully 
say: ‘Our patrons are our best fricnds.””. The road will be extended 100 miles 
south in the near future, thereby opening up one of the richest mineral districts 
in Southern Nevada, All trains oa this road make close connections with trains 
on the Central Pacific in both directions, both for freight and passengers ; and 
from present indications we would conclude that the enterprise has a bright fut- 


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EUREKA AND PALISADE, a 

Constructed in 1864-5, connecting Eureka and the famous Ruby Hill (generally M4 
| believed and gradually proving itself to be the richest mining district in the | 2° 
| world) with the Central Pacific, at Palisade. This line is a well appointed and | 2 
| substantially built narrow-gauge. Length, 90 miles. The recent discovories in | 2% 
some of the mines of Eureka have largely increased the business of the road, <7 
which is enjoying the prosperity so well deserved by its public-spirited managers, ag 
Close connections are made by the Eureka and Palisade with all trains on the ' 3° 
' Central Pacific Railroad. Freight for Ward, Osceola, Hamilton, Pioche, Tybo, oy) 
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| Morey, Hot Creek, Tem Piute, Mineral Hill, and Bullion, is shipped by the 
| Eureka and Palisade Railroad. The road will be extended south ina short time, 
| with the object of connecting with the Carson and Colorado Railroad. There 
| are productive ranches for thirty miles south of Palisade, raising grain and large 
| quantitics of hay—several of the ranches produce about 600 tons each of hay 


| annually. 


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Nevada’s Leading Paper, 


THE RENO GAZETTE 


Daily and Weekly. 


The (ee ee ei Sr. JOHN” SEWING MACHINES, vz. 30 Sccond. cet ban Francisee, Cal, 


‘315 J St., Sacramento, Cal. 


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PIONEER IRON WORKS, 


Nevada—Arthur—-Avurora. 


ARTHUR. 


Exxo County. A post-office. 
Gedney Jane, postmistress 
WINES & SNOW, flour-mill 


AURORA. 

EsMERALDA County. A post and ex- 
press office; 30 miles by stage south- 
west of Hawthorne. It isthe county 
seat, and contains a population of 
about 350. 

It has a fine Court House and jail, 
school house and two public halls, 
Masonic and Odd Fellows. The follow- 
ing promising mines are located near the 
town and destined to increase its popu- 
lation very much in the near future: 
The Cortez Mine, opened one year ago, 
has a large body of yood ore in sight, a 
milling test of 97 tons yielded $!,270. 
The Lewis Consolidated shows a rich 
vein of ore which gives great promise. 
The Humboldt West, The Centennial, 
The Thanksgiving, and Silver Hill 
Mines are being opened with very flat- 
tering prospects, and no doubt, with the 
outlay of capital, Aurora will again be- 
coine an important and prosperous min- 
ing town. 


BARTO George (Vernon & Albright) 

BARTON HORACE W, county re- 
corder and auditor 

Boller J F, attorney-at-law 

Booker S M (Kimball & Booker) 

Burkhardt Fred, watchmaker 

Centennial Mine, Jochin Groth and 
Wm H Ball proprs 

Clark George, carpenter 

Cobb S G, Exchange Stable and Lodging 

Conner Mrs I H, lodging-house 
RTEZ @ 00, W P Me. 

Intosh HOUSE EXC Cedar 

COURT HOUSE EXCHANGE HO- 
TEL, Jacob Stock proprietor, Pine 

Crocker A W, atturney-at-law 

Davis E, bootmaker 

Davis Joseph, carpenter 

Davison Henry B, county physician 

Drake Ellis, real estate aid mine owner 

‘c A ” (week- 
ly), Malcom M Glenn proprietor and 
editor, Antelope 

FARWELL ISAAC N, county clerk, 


‘ine 
Garside G W, U S dep land and min- 
eral surveyor 
LENN OM, proprietor and 
editor “Esmeralda Herald,” Antelope 
Greely E T, saloon 
HALE IRA P, county superintendent 
public schools and pastor M E Church 


Harvey Richard, barber 
Hatch George H, druggist 
Hickman Mrs, board and lodging 
Hinds S B, county assessor 
IO B, mining and civil 
engineer, Antelope 
Humboldt Mill & Mining Co, Henry G 
Blasdell pres and supt 
OHN G, Sazerac Saloon, 
Pine 
Jewett Henry M, constable 
Kimball & Booker (O Kimball and S M 
Booker), general merchandise 
Kimball O (Kimball & Booker) 
LEVY & CO (Isaac and Baruch Levy), 
LEVEL merchandise, Pine 
VY ISAAC & BARUCH (Levy & 


Co), Pine 
LEWIS CONSOLIDATED MINING 
CO, W P McIntosh superintendent, 


Cedar 

LEWIS DAVID J, district attorney, 

ine 

Marden H, Aurora Feed Yard 
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Pp, mining superin- 
tendent, Cedar j = 


McKinlay Wn, justice of peace 
McKOUGH JOHN, blackemith, Spring 
Murphy Mrs, restaurant 

Murphy M A (Murphy & Wells), Pine 
Murphy Sylvester, restaurant and lodg- 


ings 

Murphy & Wells (M A Murphy and T 
H Wells), attorneys 

Neal Frank (Stewart & Neal) 

Neidy John, mining recorder of Esme- 

peg District and sec Pacific Mining 

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Novacovich Christopher, Bank Erx- 
change Saloon and agt W, F & Co 
and U S Stage Line 

Robb Daniel J, sheriff 

Seawell Wm M, dist judge 3d judicial 
district, comprising Esmeralda and 
Lyon Counties 

Simpson Daniel C, chairman county 
board of commissioners 

Smith Silas B, postmaster 

Steahler Ferdinand, brewery 

Stewart & Neal (J W Stewart and Frank 
Neal), meat market 


STEWARTSON R R (E Wood & Co) 


Pine 
STOCK JACOB, proprietor Court 
House Exchange Hotel, Pine 
Vernon & Albright (W J Vernon and 
Geo Albright) carpenters 
Vernon W J (Vernon & Albright) 
Wells Thos H (Murphy & Wells) 
WOOD E & CO (E Wood and RR 


Stewartson), general merchandise, 


Pine 
WO00D EDWARD (E Wood & (Co), 


postmaster, Pine 


CALVIN NUTTING & NON, Propri«tors. 
Katablished 1849 227 Main Street. F. 


, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


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This old corner has lately been fitted up in fine style, and is now one of the best hotels in the 
State of Nevada. The eating parlors will be run on the 


RESTAURANT PLAN. 
MEALS AT ALL HOURS, 


And the Tables supplied with every delicacy the market affords. 


333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


Great pains will be taken to ensure the comfort of guests at the BXCH ANGE BOPRBL. 
Mr. Stock invites his friends to give him a call when in Aurora, 


Terms—$1.50 to $2.00 per day. Board, $8.00 per Week. 


AURUM ADAIR MRS E A, willinery and 
: dressmaking, Main 
Wars Ping County. A post-office. | ajiien EB A, assemblyman 
Davis Simon, general merchandise Austin Chapter, No 3, R A M, James L 
GAROYHAN & POUJADE, general} Smith sec 
merchandise Austin City R R, Allen A Curtis propr 
McNulty James, saloon keeper Austin Lodge, No 9, IO OF, Charles 
— Lund sec 
AUSTIN. Bargon Martin, tailor 


Barrett Miss M E (Barrett & Sturgis) 

LANDER County. A post, express and | Barrett & Sturgis (Miss Mary E Barrett 

telegraph office; is the county seat of| and Mrs Rachel A Sturgis), dress- 
Lander County and the southern ter-/ makers 

minus of the Nevada Central R. R., 93) Bauer G A, brewery and soda factory 


miles south of Battle Mountain, on : 
: » 6 riles| BOOTH JOHN, proprietor ‘Reese 
the Central Pacific R. R; 6 miles River Reveille,” Main 


from the renowned Reese River, near 
the summit of the Toyabe range of |BOOTH W W_ (W W Booth & Co), 
mountains. Altitude 6,500 feet. proprietor ‘Daily Morning Demo- 
It is a well-built place. Among the|_ crat,” Main 
most prominent buildings are the Ma- | Boyden J W, attorney-at-law 
sonic, Odd Fellows and City Halls, | Bray Simon, meat market : 
while the courty buildings are commo- | Chapter Eastern Star, Miss Fannie 
dious, substantial and attractive struc- |_|‘ orke sec 
tures. Its schools are good, including | Childs T B, assessor 
high and grammar grades, and the reli- | Childs T B, dentist 
ious denominations are all represented. | CLARK 8 H H, pres Nevada Central 
here are two daily papers published, | RR Co, res Omaha 
The Daily Morning Democrat and The | Clark & Van Patten, saloon 
Reese River Reveille, which look well to | Clark W H, saloon 
the interests of that section of the | Clifford Wm A, groceries 
; country, and are well or Se by the ' Cling Henry, carpenter 
people. Population 2,200. Collins Peter, saloon 


HARD OOD LUMBER @ WAGON STOCK, “snciTsatc'SpcarSeee 


CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 


, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgomery Streets, 8. F. 


JOE POHEIM 


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rpoeaae Samuel, propr International 
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Creswell H T, district attorne 
Crockett G H W, agt W, F & Co’s ex- 
press ‘ 
Cronin John, bootmaker 
CURT ig A (Gage, Curtis & Co) 
ALLEN A (Paxton & Curtis), 
gle ne commissioner E 
s DAILY ORNING DEMOCRAT,’ 
W W Booth & Co proprietors, J P 
Joachimsen editor, Main 
Dale Geo yp mblyman 


D. D, meat market, Main 
DILLON SID. ,» vice-president Ne- 
vada Central 


R R, residence New 
York 
DOTEN ALF, editor “Reese River 
Reveille’, Main 
a: Thomas, saloon 
Frank county surveyor 
Dt LAP D A, sheriff 


DUNN F W, superintendent Nevada 
Sg RR, residence Battle Moun- 


Dyer Bros (W F and G M Dyer), gro- | M 


ceries 

Dyer W F, county treasurer 

Kames Mrs Margaret, boarding-house 

nae Rev Rush S, pastor Episcopal 

Eichhorn Fred (Pohl & Eichhorn) 

Finegan Bros (James and Michael Fin- 
egan), carpenters 

Flint A A, furniture, paints and oils 

Ford Miss ‘Mary, millinery 

Gage, Curtis & Co (W S Gage, AA Cur- | P 
tis and J C Hampton, res Virginia 
City), groceries 

Gage W 8 (Gage, Cu Curtis & Co) 

Games W arbe: 

Gibson Wm, oaaater 

Green MORD y' dragyist 

HAMMOND J§, physician, Main 

HINCH' OAs be , secretary, gen- 
eral ote ate and ticket agent and 
county superintendent schools, Main 

Hoffman Bros (Isaac «nd Charles Hoff- 
man), dry goods anc clothing 

Hogan poterss boots and shves 

Holtz L, physician 

Ho pking T, fruits and notions 

Horton Robert L, groceries 

Huber Joseph (Hu r & Vollner) 

Huber o Volluer (J Huber and A’ Voll- 
ner), dr age and clothing 

Huntsman J A, physician 

International Hetel, S Crescenzo, propr 

OACHIMSEN J P, editor “ ily 

Morning Democrat” and attorney-at- 
law, Main 

Jones Thomas, constable 

Keogh Michael) feed and livery stable 

King Samuel, sa‘oon 


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Nevada—Austin. 


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ninger H, barber 
Lead i J T, pastor M E Church near 


Mai 

Latberhavt Geo, butcher 

Lander Lodge, No 8, F & AM, James L 
Smith seo 

Leutjens J D, saloon 

Lewis I J & Co (Isaac J Lewis), dry 
goods and clothing 

Lisle J & Co, restaurant 

Madge No 33, I OGT, John D Spargo 


Lodge of Rebecca, No—, 100 F, Mrs 
T ‘Toone sec 
Loustalot L, restaurant 
Lovel Mrs, restaurant 
Magnolia Saloon, Tower & Ohngemar 
Manhattan Silver Mining Co, Melvile 
Curtis supt 
Martin F, saloon 
McCafferty A ©, count; 
McCOMB JOSEPH, 
wagonmaker, Main 
McCourt Thomas, saloon 
cKENNEY D O, district judge 5th 
judicial district, Court House 
GEORGE E, manager W 
bile J Ay Main : 
iller county clerk 
A CENTRAL BR RB, F W 


assessor 
lacksmith and 


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Nicholls A, lumber 
Ohngemar Wm (W H Tower & Co) 
Parker W H, hardware and stoves 
Patargo Joaquin, feed stable 
AXTO Wa CURTIS (John A Paxton, 
res bo Francisco, and Allen A Cur- 
tis), bankers, C P Soute cashier, Main 
Peltier Mrs Julia, lodging-house 
Phelan Rev, pastor Catholic Church 
Philadelphia Brewery and Soda Factory, 
G A Bauer 
Phillips A, painter 
Pohl & Eichhorn (R Pohl and F Eich- 
horn), barbers 
Pohl Robert (Pohl & Eichhorn) 
Polkinshorn J, boots and shoes 
Preuss Frank, merchant tailor 
Price T S, varieties and fruits 
Pringle Mrs J D, millinery 
Rasmussen N H, saloon 
Reese River Encampment, No 4, Charles 


_quund sec 
RIVER REVEILLE,” 

ae Booth proprietor, Alf Doten 
editor, Main 

Richards C A, meat market 

Ritter C M, principal High School 

Rosling J, grocer 

Rosling Saul, fruits and varieties 

Ryan James, county recorder 

Saddler C & Co (Charles Saddler), grocer- 
ies 


Manafacturers all kinds {RON WORK, 
S27 Main Street. Sav. ¥rancisce. 


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Saddler Charles (C Saddler & Co) 

Schultze John 4, blacksmith and county 
commissioner 

Schwin Fred, bakery 

Sch win W, undertaker 

Schmidtlein Henry, assemblyman | 

Shepard George A, constable 

Sing Mrs Martin, boarding-house 

Smyth John, state senator and saloon 

SOULE OP, cashier Paxton & Curtis 
Bank 

Sower A, sens and varieties 

STARRATT DAVID B, hardware 
and tin, Main 

Steiner John R, saloon 

Steiner L, meat market 

Sturgis Mrs R A (Barrett & Sturgis) 

Timlin Michael, saloon and lodging 

Tower W H (W H Tower & Co) 


Tower W H & Co (W H Tower and Wm 
Ohngemar), harness and saddles and 
saloon 

Trask S, physician 

Trolson Jacob, county surveyor 

VINCENT 0O B, operator railroad tel- 
ography, Main 

Vollner Adolph (Huber & Vollner) 

Von Nordeck Fred, druggist 

Wallace Daniel T, county commissioner 

Wallace John, livery stable 

Weller L A, iba Ae an agt Singer 
Sewing Machine Co and justice of the 

ACE 
elsh Henry, saloon ; 
WILLIAMS JOHN H, saloon, Main 
Woodward RY, public administrator 
GHT J A, watchmaker and jew- 
elry, varieties and fruits, Main 


D. B. STARRATT, 


(successor to Smith & Starratt,) 
— DEALER IN— 


Iron, Steel, Mining and Mi Matersals, 


STOVES AND TINWARE. 
Main Street, Austin, Nevada. 


‘ BAILEY. 


LANDER County. A post-office, on the 
Nevada Central R. R., 20 miles south 
of Battle Mountain. 


Bailey E L, postmaster 
BAILEY C P, general merchandise 


BARRETT. 


Nyr County. A post-office. 


Azervo Mateo, general merchandise 
Barrett J T, restaurant 

Dyer G W, general merchandise 
Sheehan W B, saloon 


BATTLE MOUNTAIN. 


LANDER County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, situated at the junc- 
tion of the Reese River and Humboldt 
Valleys, at an elevation of 4,511 feet. 
It is a station. on the Central Pacific 
R. R., 517 miles east of San Fran- 
cisco, and 93 miles north of Austin, 
the county seat. It is also the north- 


ern terminus of the Nevada Ceutral | 
R. R. and a daily line of stages which 
run to Tuscarora. The place is sup- 
plied with water from magnificent 
springs, distant about 3 miles south of 
ihe town. Also here is situated the 
mountain from which the station de- 
rives its name. Population about 
400. There are two good hotels, a 
school-house, and the various orders 
of lodges are well represented. 


Argenta Lodge, No 10, K of P, J P Cope 
sec 

Attenburg Adam, restaurant and boot- 
maker 

BANKS F X, physician and notary 
public, Front 

Barclay A, act D W Earl & Co 

Batchelder J K, propr Cosmopolitan 
Hotel 

Battle Mountain Lodge, No 23, F and 
AM, C W Hinchcliffe sec 

Battle Mountain Lodge, No 31,10 0 F, 
A D Lemaire sec 

‘BATTLE MOUNTAIN MESSEN- 
GER” (weekly), E A Scott editor and 
proprietor, Front ; 


¥ Je1aued “S3au0d “HY “WHOA MN JO “09 JONVUNSNI 34N TALON 


WARQWOOD LUMBER, “Street's ©. Oregon Ash, Maple and Alder. 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., Ship Plank, all kinds, **s24Searucss 


Nevada—Austin-Battle Mountain. 


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Bean Joseph A, physician 

Blossom J A, contractor and wholasaie 
hay, grain, feed, lime, bricks, etc 

BORGHERO MISS FREDERICA, 
Palace Saloon, Front 

Bradshaw M F, carpenter and under- 
taker 

Bressler H, general merchandise 

BROWN JAMES, agent NCRRE 
CPRR, Depot 

CAPITOL HOTEL, CR Huntsman, 
Depot 

Cellier Mrs L, dry goods 

Cosmopolitan Hotel, J K Batchelder 


propr 
Davis Walter, mgr C P, N C, and W U 
1 C 


Tel Co 

DUNLAP A M, Golden Note Saloon, 
Front 

DUNN F W, general superintendent 
NCRR, Depot 

Dunphy Wm & Co, R R meat market 

Dusang Joseph, saloon 

Earl D W & Co, forwarding and com- 
mission, wholesale lumber, ‘grain, 
flour, etc 

Haws Bros, news depot 

HINCHCLIFFE C W, general freight 

and passenger agent Nevada Central 

Railway 


Flags, Banners. etc.. at NORCROSS 
Masonic Temple, No. 6 Post Street,S.F. . 


UNTSMAN C R, proprietor Capitol 

Hotel, Depot 

LANDER FREE PRESS,” C H 

Sproule proprietor and editor, Front 

Lemaire A D, gen mdse and saloon 

Lucas Louis, groceries 

Mahoney J L, attorney-at-law 

Mattus F’, Battle Mountain and Lewis 
Stage Line 

Mayo Uriah, saloon 

McWilliams J W, agt W, F & Co 

Paul Bros, livery, hay, grain and feed 

Pease Mrs G, dressmaking and notions 

Postles Charles, barber 

Rae John, blacksmith 

Ritter F W, principal grammar school 

SCOTT E A, editor and proprietor 
‘*Battle Mountain Messenger,” Front 

Shaw A R, Battle Mountain and Galena 
Stage Line 

Sponogle F M, physician 

SPRIGG ZT, master mechanic NCR 
R, Depot 

SPROULE C H, proprietor and editor 
‘Lander Free Press,’’ postmaster and 
insurance agt, Front 

Stohl Mat, brewery 

Victory Ledge, No 10, AOU W, JP 
Cope recorder 

Weitman Frank, tinsmith 


Battle Mountain Messenger 


PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING 


By E. A. 


SCOTT. 


THE PAPER OF CENTRAL NEVADA, 


Giving all the Local and Mining News of that Section. 


ONE OF THE BEST ADVERTISING f:EDIUMS IN THE STATE, 


Being published at the Junction of the 


Nevada Central and Central Pacific Railroads. 


Subscription price, - - . 


$4.00 per year. 


SUBSCRIBE FOR IT. 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, 


Manufacturers all Kinds IRON WOBK, 
227 Main Stree., San Fran 


& CG., 


CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST., S. F. 


333 TYLER ST., S. F. 


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NEVADA CENTRAL RAILWAY 


TIME TABLE 


To take eficct MONDAY, July if, (881. 
AT 1 O'CLOCK, A. M. 


Trains Going North. Trains Going South. 


STATIONS 


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. LEWIS JUNCTION..| 5.34 


Bridges. ........ 
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... SILVER CREEK. ..| 9.12 


&. W. DUNN, 


General Superintendent. 


free 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO,, amtsoster'tz,y, JEWELERS, "32 


Nevada—Batile Mountain—Belmont. 


Gold Note Saloon. 
Finest Wines, Liguors and Cigars, 


Next door tu Gerstles & Co’s Store, 
FRONT STREET, 
Battle Mountain, Nevada. 


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Brotherton F R, county surveyor — 

Compton L W, county commissioner 

Corcoran M W, public administrator 

Curler & Bowler (Benj Curler and P M 
Bowler Jr), attorneys-at-law 

Deady Chas L, bookr and stationery, 
music, cigars, tobacco and varieties 

Deady Wm G, photographer 

Delano Matt R, county recorder 

Emerson Geo W, cigars, tobacco, fruit 
and confectionery, paints, oils, etc 

Ernst & Esser (Geo Ernst and M W 
Esser), general merchandise 

Ernst Geo, U S dep mineral surveyor 

Faber Paul, brewery 

Franklin A J, assemblyman 

Granger W_ N, attorney-at-law and 
notary public 

Griffith J I, attorney-at-law, district 
attorney, and agt Gilmer, Salisbury & 
Co’s Stage Line 

Hawkins A M, civil engineer 

Hayden John J, meat market 

rake Sa D R, general merchandise 
and meat market 

Hunt Richard, livery and feed stable 

McGregor Chas, county assessor 

McLean Adam, county treasurer 

MAUTE & DONALD (Andrew Maute 
and Sam Donald), publishers and pro- 
prietors ‘‘Belmont Courier” 

Mestrieau A, saloon 

Nicholls Geo, county clerk 

aenueve John A, watchmaker and jew- 
eler 

Reed & Charlton (M F Reed and Marcos 
Charlton), saloon 

Spaulding A H, livery, feed and sale 
stable and County Commissioner 

Golden Julia, restaurant Stiles Jos A, county physician 

Tacksdn J. A. asalcon Truman David S, district attorney 

Johl E, hotel Vaughn E O, sheriff 

Livingston & Waller, restaurant Warburton Thos, hotel 

Monroe John, barber 

SAILOR A W, postmaster, druggist 
and newsdealer 

Skanks J F, barber ANDREW MAUTE. Sam. Donatp. 

Smith Levi, general merchandise 


Wiliams & Goodwin, butchers | BELMONT COURIER. 


BELMONT. Issued Every Sat~+day by 
Nye County, A post, express and tel-| AF4AUTE & DUNAL D, 


egraph office; county seat of Nye 
ounty, quite an old town of eastern BELMONT, 

Nevada, supported by silver mining; 

has a population of 300; 100 miles by} Nyw County........... .. Nevada, 

stage from Luning. 


“BELMONT COURIER,” Maute & | PER YEAR.......... cee cece scenes $8.00 
bl Donald publishers and proprietors Invariably in Advance. 


A. M. DUNLAP, Proprietor. 
BELLEVILLE. 


EsMERALDA ‘County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, on the Carson 
and Colorado R. R., 150 miles south- 
east of Mound House, and 8 miles north- 
west of Candelaria. The surround- 
ing country is sandy and rocky. 
The water is brought about thirteen 
miles in pipes. The premium salt 
marsh is distarit eight miles. This 
marsh is the finest in the State, and 
ae of nature’s wonders. Population 
400. 


Abraham R, gen mdse and W, F & Co’s 


agt 
Belding W F, supt N B Mills 
Bell J M, station agt and tel operator 
Edwards E H & Co, hardware 
Fenton J H, saloon 
Foucault Louis, saloon 
Gildersler Chas, livery stable 
Glosser Adam, saloon 


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WACHHORST ““ Gust terty titers serra 315 J St., Sacramento. 


Bell T J, assemblyman 
Bradley Andrew, county commissioner 


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BEOWAWE. 


Eureka County. A post, express and 
telegraph office; on the Central Pa- 
cific R. R., 33 miles southeast of Bat- 
tle Mountain. It is situated on the 
banks of the Humboldt River, and 
is the nearest shipping point from the 
Cortez Mines, in Lander County. 
There are also a number of hot 
springs near the place, which can be 
readily seen from the cars in passing. 
Population 75. 


Benson A, dealer in hay, grain and live 


stock 
BENSON OLIVER, hotel and general 


merchandise 


BRIDGES. 


LANDER County. Post-office Bailey. A 
station on the Nevada Central Rail- 
way, 43 miles south of Battle Mount- 
ain, 


DEAN G B, hotel 
BRISTOL. 


Lincotn County. A post and express 
office; 23 miles north of Pioche. Pop- 
ulation 200. 


Abbot Mrs K, lodging-house 

Ade!man A, butcher 

Barton, Torre & Co, general mdse, fur- 
niture, lumber, paints, oils, glass, etc 

Blair & Warren, butchers 

“BRISTOL TIMES,” Eugene J Trip- 
pel publisher 

Crocker J B & Co (J B Eddy and J B 
Crocker), general merchandise 

Frabe Henry, saloon and ice 

Gilmer, Salisbury & Co, stage lines _ 

Goodrich & Worden, saloon 

Howell Eugene, notary public 

Keisel G, brewery 

Leahigh Mrs K, hotel 

McCarter D, saloon 

Minucioni Lorenzo, bootmaker 

Phillips Joseph, barber 

Prairie A, saloon 

Quinn John, saloon 

Riepe Richard A, hotel, restaurant and 
saloon 

Riepe & Kiesel, brewery and saloon 

SCOTT L §S, general merchandise and 
postmaster 

rg Fred, saloon 
EUGENE J, publisher 

“Bristol Times”’ 

Warren Geo B, meat market 

bia od 8, propr Bristol & Pioche Stage 

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Nevada—Beowawe—Bunkervitlle. 1217 


BROWN’S. 


CuurcuytL County. A post, express 
and telegraph office; on Central Pa- 
cific R. R. (Truckee Division), 46 
miles from Wadsworth. 

CHAPMAN H, agt C P R R and 
Wells, Fargo & Co, and postmaster 

Gates D H, section foreman 


BUFFALO MEADOWS. 


Roor County. A post-office, 85 miles 
north of Reno. 


Clark LG, cattle dealer 

Murphy B F, salt dealer, Buffalo Salt 
Works 

Murphy & Laingir, salt mfrs 

SAWTELLE A, station-keeper and 
postmaster 

Spencer Burtts, hotel 

Winters Geo W, sheep raiser 


BULLION. 


Ex.ko County. A post-office, 24 miles 
southwest of Elko; population 125, 


Carpeaux E J, general merchandise 

Ganse Mrs G, hotel d 

HOFFMAN ELIZA, hotel and post- 
mistress 

Howland Edson, saloon 

Phillips James, hotel 

Williamson Geo, saloon 


BULLION. 
Kurexka County. Post-otfice Palisades. 


A station on the Eureka & Palisade 
R. R., 9 miles from Palisade. 


Raine J P, farmer 


BULLIONSVILLE. 


Lincotn County. <A post-office, 204 
miles by stage southeast of Eureka, 
and 12 miles southwest of Pioche. 


Anderson R, saloon 

Bullionsville Smelting Co, gen mdse 

Culverwell Wm, butcher 

McMahon A, saloon 

ODELL GEORGE T, postmaster and 
manager B 8 Co’s general merchandise 

Sim John, restaurant 

Tracy Samuel, restaurant 


BUNKERVILLE. 


Lincotn County. ‘A post-office. 

Abbott Myers, carpenter and farmer 

Bunker Edward, justice of the peace and 
farmer 


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Nevada—Bunkerville—Carlin. 


Bunker § A, farmer and stock raiser 

CROSBY SAMUEL 0, general mer- 
chandise 

Earl Joseph, carpenter and farmer 

Earl Joseph I, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

LEAVITT DUDLEY, flour-mill 

Leavitt Edward W, constable, farmer 
and freighter 

Lee Geo W, postmaster and farmer 


CAN ALPINE. 


CuuRcHILL County. 
Williams W W, county commissioner 


CANDELARIA. 


EsMERALDA County. A post and tele- 
graph office on the Carson and Colo. 
rado R. R. 158 miles from 
House. The Northern Belle Mine is 
located here. The town is entirely 
without water, it being brought from 
Belleville and Columbus, a distance of 
8 miles. Population 800. 


Aiken Wn, notary public and convey- 
ancer 

Bacoch Antonio, saloon 

Beck H S, furniture 

Clark S, saloon 

Coalter T J, restaurant 

Coalter Wm N & Co, hotel 

Cohn Louis, varieties 

Cousins C C, gen mdse and hardware 

Cushman E B, agt Forbes & Toby 

Donohoe Thomas, saloon 

J M, proprietor True Fis- 

sure 

Earl D W & Co, forwarders, commission 
and freighters, dealers in flour, grain, 
merchandise and machinery 

Eberle Leo, barber 

Edwards Thomas, saloon 

Elder George, blacksmith 

Esmeralda Co Bank 

Everett & Driscoll, saloon 

Fetterman W W, physician 

Forbes & Tobey (E Cushman mgr), 
wood and lumber, doors, sash, blinds, 
etc 

Foster J L, assayer and metallurgist 

Frsakenstein P, general merchandise 
AMBLE & CO (B A and R K Gamble), 
general merchandise 

Garside G W, civil engineer and U S 
deputy mineral surveyor . 

Given & Ingalls, gen mdse 

Glancy Owen, saloon 

Glancy Wm P, mgr for Owen Glancy 

Goodwin & Williams, butchers 

Gordon L, restaurant 

Harrington . J, saloon 


ALVIN NUTTING & SON, 


Mound § 


Hughes Wn, barber 

Knapp S A Jr, W, F & Co 

Lopez Louisa, saloon 

Malloy P, saloon 

Mantanovich §S, tin store 

Martin R B, physician 

Matanovich I, fruit dealer 

Mattingley W T, liquors and varieties 

MckKissick David, saloon 

Mezgar Chas F, saloon 

Mezger & Eikler, brewery and saloon 

Morley Mrs ‘M J, milliner 

Netherton Bros, varieties 

Root Talbot, postmaster 

Sears Bros (C F and F D Sears), livery, 
feed and sale stable, lumber, doors, 
windows, etc 

Sellers John B, saloon 

Shepherd Mrs Belle, teacher vocal and 
instrumental music 

Siddons P L, watchmaker 

MITH B G, general merchandise 

Smith Miss M, propr ‘‘Arcade Rest” 

Stewart & Taylor (Wellington Stewart 
and E W Taylor), attorneys-at-law 

Stewart Wellington, attorney-at-law 

Tallman S & Co (S H Squire and S 
Tallman), general mezchandise, hard- 
ware, paints, oils, etc 

Tarpy M F, general merchandise 

Ta a E W, attorney-at-law 

“TRUE FISSURE,” J M Dormer 
proprietor 

Waters Samuel, general merchandise 

Whirlow H F, assayer and metallurgist 

Williams & Goodwin, meat market 

Wilson C E, druggist 

Wilson W B, physician 


CARLIN. 


Etxo County, A post, express and 
telegraph office; is a place of 500 
inhabitants, pleasantly situated on the 
Central Pacific Railroad 121 miles 
from Winnemucca at an elevation of 
4,897 feet. Copper mining is a pur- 
suit that promises to be one of its 
features of support, while stock rais- 
ing iscarried onto a certain extent. 
The principal support, however, is 
derived from the machine shops 
of the Railroad Company, _ this 
being the end of the Humboldt 
division. The copper ore mined in the 
vicinity is of excellent quality, and 
prospects for an unlimited quantity 
are quite encouraging. Carlin has a 
good school house, a fine library asso- 
ciation with building, piano, and fif- 
teen hundred volumes. 


Arnheim Aaron, general merchandise 
Bein B, bootmaker 


Tabular Wheelbarrews, Beit and Gridgc 
Work, ‘207 Main Street, San Francisco. 


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JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgome 


Bernard Charles (Bernard & Hill) 

BERNARD & HILL (C Bernard and 
D W Hill), saloon and lodgings, Main 

BROWN L, 
Main 

Buckle Charles, bootmaker 

Coddington G W, supt Humboldt Di- 
vision CP RR 

Doughty J C, foreman car repairs 

Dougherty Thos, barber 

Foster Thos, lodgings and saloon 

Henden Victor, fruits and produce 

Hill D W (Bernard & Hill) 

Hines E J, mgr Sisson, Crocker & Co 

HOLMES THOMAS, ‘postmaster, Main 

Johnston J, dentist 

Keppeler J B, meat market 

Maynard Mrs E C, millinery 

McIntosh Bros (John A and George 
McIntosh), agt W, F & Co, gen mdse 
and lumber 

Monroe DT, principal grammar school 

Palmer J A, justice of the peace 

ROBINSON W I, cigarmaker, Main 

Ruttger Joseph, barber 

Schively A R, mgr W U Tel Co 

Sisson, Crocker & Co, EJ Hines mgr, 
general merchandise 

Smith W F, division master mechanic 
CPRR 

Souter Thos, sec I OG T 

Todd J F, meat market 

Treshler Jetferson, restaurant 

Washeim David, agt CPRR 


CARSON CITY. 


OrmsBy County. A post, express and 
telegraph office. The capital of 
the State of Nevada; is situated on 
Virginia and Truckee R. R., 31 miles 
from Reno, 21 miles from Virginia City 
and about 15 miles from the Mound 
House, connecting with the Carson 
and Colorado R. R. to the southern 
part of the Stateand Colorado. Pop- 
lation about 4,000. 

Public buildings are the State Capitol, 
United States Mint, State Prison, Or- 
phan Asylum. Three good hotels with 
fine accommodations forthe weary trav- 
eler and moderate charges, J. M. Benton 
is the proprietor of a daily stage line to 
Lake Tahoe, connecting with steamer to 
all points on the lake. The celebrated 
Hot Springs, about 2 miles from the city, 
have fine bathing facilities and are well 
patronized at home and by people from 
abroad. These springs are increasing in 
popularity. The water is noted for its 
curative properties in cases of rheuma- 
tism A 4 skin diseases. A free hack 
conveys parties to and from the Springs 


boarding-house, 


Nevada—Carlin-Carson City. 


1219 


hourly, There are excellent accommo- 
dations for guests at the Springs. The 
State Prison is about 2 miles from the 
depot of the Virginia and Truckee R. R., 
where at the quarry of the former, foot- 
prints of mammoth birds have recently 
Ay a to attract the attention of scien- 
tific men who have visited the place and 
taken casts for study and investigation. 
The extensive machine shops of the 
Virginia and Truckee R. R., are located 
here and give employment to a large 
nnmber of men. The United States 
Court is held at Carson. It has four 
churches, Episcopal, Presbyterian, 
Methodist and Catholic. Public schools, 
two large and commodious buildings— 
the Central and South—containing the 
different class grades and are well at- 
tended. A great deal of wood and 
lumber is conveyed in flumes from Lake 
Tahoe. The Comstock is principally 
supplied from this source. There are 
three daily papers published here. he 
Nevada Evening Tribune (Republican), 
The Morning Appeal (Republican), and 
the Evening Bee (Democratic). There 
is considerable good farming lad 
in the county and about the City of Car- 
son which is being improved by settlers, 
and will ere long be the home of many 
thrifty farmers. 
Adams Mrs Ellen EK, lodging-house, 
Carson 
Adams Jewett W, governor, Capitol 
Adams Joshua F, saloon, Carson 
Adams Mrs Louise, dressmaker, Carson 


LINGTON HOUSE, Charles L 


Sherman proprietor, Carson 
ASCHEIM MANUEL, barber, Carson 
AVERY CAPT D W, proprietor Hole 

In The Wall Saloon, Carson 
Babcock Jasper, secretary of State, 

Capitol 
Bain David, druggist, Carson 
Bartine H F, district attorney 
Beam Jacob L, freight and warehouse 
Belknap Charles H, associate justice, 

Capitol 

ER D A, general freight and 
passenger agent V& T&C&CRR, 

Carson 
BENTON JAMES M, livery and stage 

stables, cor 3d and Carson 
Bergman Albert, clothing, Carson 
Bicknell Chas F, clerk supreme court, 


Capitol 

BILLINGS CHARLES, dentist, Car- 
son 

Blethen Mrs Jonas L, boarding and 
lodging-house, Carson 

Borgess A A (Borgess & Vieira), Carson 

Borgess & Vieira (A A Borgess and J 
Vieira), barbers, Carson 


Rk WHITE BROS., 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
, St,8.F. Rubs, spekes, Rime, Poles, Shafts, etc, 


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Boskowitz Frank, clothing, Carson 
Brown R R, saloon, Carson 
Brule Dieudonne N, saloon, Carson 


BRYANT GEORGE W, melter and 


refiner Carson Mint 


BRYSON GEORGE C, JR, wine house, 
Carson 

Byrne Mrs W §, librarian ladies’ library, 
Carson 

Cagwin & Noteware (G W Cagwin and 
M D Noteware), notions and station- 
ery, Carson 

Campbell Mrs Nancy A, millinery, 
Carson 

Carey George, justice of the peace, King 


CARNEY JOHN, hay-yard, Carson 
Carpenter J W, drayman 


‘*CARSON APPEAL ” (daily), Josiah 
C Harlow editor and publisher, 2d 
Carson City Gas Co, Thos Edwards pres, 
George Tuflly sec 

Carson City Savings Bank, Jacob Klein 
pres, John G Fox vice-pres, George 
Tufily cashier, Carson 

Carson Exchange, E Walker propr, 
Carson 

Carson Hose Co No 1, Carson 

Carson, Opera House, J T Preddy mgr, 
Carson 

Carter J G, bootmaker, Carson 

Cassidy George W, congressman, Eure- 
ka, Nev 

Catlin Moses, carpenter, cor Ormsby 
and 2d 

Cavanaugh Peter, bakery, King 

Chedic Geo W, poultry, honey and bee 
keepers’ supplies 

Cheney John E, chairman board county 
commissioners and policeman, Carson 

Chesley James G, deputy secretary of 
State, Capitol 

Circe Domica, livery stable, Carson 

Clapp Miss H K, prin Sierra Seminary 

“Clarke Robert, attorney, Carson 

Clarke Willis G, notary public, Carson 

Coffin Trenmore, attorney-at-law, Proc- 
tor 

Cohn Morris, dry goods, Carson 

Connolly Jeremiah, tailor, Carson 

Corbett Daniel G, saloon and restau- 
rant, Carson 

Cottrell Wm D, carriage and sign paint- 
er, Carson 

Cowing Joseph H, policeman, Carson 

Crain Miss Velma, dressmaker, King 

woes Lyman L, State treasurer, Cap- 
ito 

Cromwell Oliver, fruits, Carson 

Curry Engine Co, No 2, Musser 

DAGUE LEVI, coiner, Carson Mint 


“DAILY INDEX,” Marshall Robin- 
son publisher, C N Harris editor, 
Musser 


H. Vv ACHHORST'S “iicierestin tne nate” No. 315 J St., Sacramento, Cal. 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., Sar#=s.28exzere 


Nevada—Carson City. 


PRISON CELLS, *Ses7“wain Street, war. 


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Daugherty W B, deputy State control- 
ler, Capitol 

Davenport W H, attorney general 

Davis Rev George R, Episcopal clergy- 
man, Division 

Davis G T, general merchandise, Carson 

Dealy James E, saloon, Carson 

Decker & Fischer (H Decker and M 
Fischer), saloon, Carson 

Decker Henry (Decker & Fischer), Car- 


son 

DE LEON DAVID, carpenter, Carson 

Dormer J M, secretary of State 

Downey Martin A, furniture and house 
furnishing goods, Carson 

Duffy J, propr Pioneer Soap Factory 

Eckhert Ernest, ticket agent V & T and 
C&CRR, Carson 

Edsgec mb Ezekial, livery stable, 3d 

Edwards T D, attorney-at-law, King 

Edwards Thos J, clerk U S District 
Court and pres Carson City Gas Co, 
Carson 

Ellis A C, attorney-at-law, Carson 

Epstein Louis B, restaurant, Carson 

Fair James G, U S Senator (Virginia 
City) 

Fairbain Rev ——, Presbyterian cler- 
yman 

Farrell James F, agent W U Tel Co, 
cigars and tobacco, Carson 

Fassett Isaac N, deputy surveyor-gen- 
eral, Capitol 

Fischer (Decker & Fischer), Carson 

FOREST MRS JENNIE, proprietress 
Capitol Lodging-House, 2d 

Foster Mrs Mary A, millinery, Carson 

Fox John G, jewelry, books and station- 
ery and vice-pres Carson City Sav- 
ings Bank, Carson 

Fox J W, physician, Musser 

Fraser James, county treasurer, Carson 

French Hotel, D Circe propr, Carson 

Friend Chas W, watchmaker, cigars 
and tobacco, Carson 

Gage Marit M, painter and paperhanger, 
cor Ormsby and 2d 

Gelinas John, lodging-house, Depot 

Giudicelli Chas P, restaurant, Carson 

GRAHAM MRS ANNIE, hairdresser, 
Carson 

Gray Rev W C, Methodist clergym .n, 
Division : 

GREENLAW MAYO A, dentist, 
Carson 

Hagerty James, bootmaker, 5th 

Hallock J F, State controller, Capitol 

Hammod Rev J D, presiding elder 
(Methodist), Carson 

HARLOW JOSIAH 6, editor ‘“Car- 
son a oat and State printer, 2d 

Harris Bros (Charles, Mark and Benja- 
min Harris), general merchandise, 
Carson 


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CHARLES N, attorney-at- 
law and editor ‘‘Daily Index,” Musser 
Hatch Andrew J, surveyor-general, 
Capitol 
Hatch M D, county clerk, Carson 
money Ernest S, State librarian, Cap- 
ito! 


‘Hawley Thomas P, associate justice, 


Capitol 
Haynie J W (J W Haynie & Co), Car- 


son 

Haynie J W & Co (J W Haynie and H 
M Yerington), lumber dealers, Carson 

Hebberling Augustus, assayer, Carson 

Hentschel A F, watchmaker, King 

Heritage John, painter and paperhang- 
er, Carson 

Herrick L A, physician 

HETRICH JOSIAH M, assayer, Car- 
son Mint 

Hill Geo B, insurance agent, Carson 

Howe H H, principal grammar school, 
Minnesota : 

Hunt E M, planing-mill 

Jacobs Adolph, tailor, Carson 

James Edmund, barber, Carson 

JONES A J (Mills & Jones), 2d 

Kaiser D, restaurant, Carson 

Kearny W J, physician, King 

Kennedy Mrs Mary E, matron county 
hospital, Carson 

Kersey John D, county assessor and in- 
surance agt, Carson 

Keyser Sa ati (W_D Keyser and ER 
Elrod), hay-yard, livery and feed sta- 
ble, cor Carson and Musser 

King Florence H, physician, King 

King S D, district judge, Carson 

King S Lewis, physician, King 

Kinkead John H, governor of Nevada, 


Capitol 

KITZMEYER DANIEL G, harness. 
maker, 32 S Carson and 43 N Carson 

Kitzmeyer George W, furniture and 
bedding, Carson 

Klein Jacob, pres Carson City Savings 
Bank, Carson, and propr Carson 
Brewery, cor Division and King 

Koppel & Platt (M Koppel and Joseph 
Platt), clothing, Carson 

Ladies’ Library, Mrs W S Byrne libra- 
rian, Carson 

Langton C E, lieutenant-governor 

LAUGHTON C E, auditor Virginia & 
Truckee and Carson & Colorado R R’s, 
Carson 

Lee 8, physician, King 

Legget John, carpenter, Carson 

a Pi Orlando R, chief justice, Cap- 
ito. 

Lewis Augustus, saloon, Carson 

Lightle Peter, cigars and tobacco, Car- 


son 
Lilienfeld Wm, clothing, Carson 


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LIND JAMES F, harnessmaker, Car- 
son 

Lynch Wm M, assayer, Carson 

Maddrill John W, State printer, Capitol 

Maish Calvin H, gunsmith, cor Ormsby 
and 2d 

Mara Eugene, saloon, Carson 

Martin Charles, notary public, Carson 

Martin John H, hay-yard, Carson 

Marston Charles A, photographer, 2d 


MASON & CO (J R and HS Mason), 
groceries and general merchandise, 
Carson 

MASON C P, purchasing agent Virginia 
& Truckee and Carson & Volorado R 
R’s, Carson 

MASON J R & HS (Mason & Co), 
Carson 

McArthur Neil, carpenter, Carson 

McDouall Geo, druggist cor King and 
Carson 

McGuirk John M, tinsmith, plumber 
and gasfitter, Carson 


MEDERB F, painter and paperhanger, 
Carson 

Meder Frank & James, grinding and 
planing-mili, Kin 

Millard Thomas, tailor, Carson 

MILLS A J (Mills & Jones), 2d 

Mills Richard, tinsmith, Carson 


MINT OF THE UNITED STATES, 
at Carson, Nev, James Crawford, 
superintendent 

Muller Jacob (P A Wagner & Co), Car- 
son 

Muller Victor A, saloon, King 

Murphy Michael A, attorney general, 
Capitol 

Olcovich Bros (H_ and B Olcovich), dry 
goods, Carson 


OLIVER JAMES, chief engineer C & 
CRR, Carson 

Olson Louis T, saloon, Carson 

Owens J A, music teacher 

ORMSBY HOUSE, C F and H W 
Sharp proprietors, Carson 

Parker H G, fish commissioner, Capitol 

PARKINSON E J, publisher of “The 
Daiiy Nevada Tribune’’, Musser 

P SON R R, editor “The 
Daily Nevada Tribune, Musser” 

Perasich George, fruits and produce, 
Carson 

Pierce Mrs Elizabeth D, propr City 
Hotel, Carson 

Platt Joseph (Koppel & Platt), Carson 

Porter N, barber, Carson 

Preble C S, surveyor general 

Preddy J OC, agt V & T, C&CRR, 
Carson 

Preddy J T, manager Carson Opera 
House, Carson 

Rafetto G, boarding-house, Carson 


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Rail Eugene B, hardware, cor 2d and 
Carson 

Rinckle Mrs‘Mary E, meat market 

Robert Andrew, saloon, Carson 

ROBINSON MARSHALL, publisher 
‘Daily Index,” Musser 

Rosser John, meat market, Carson 

Sabin George M, judge U S District 
Court, Carson 

Sadler Wm, fruits and 

ST CHARLES HOT 

roprietor, Carson 

Ss T JOHN (P A Wagner & Co), 

Carson 


Schneider Henry, bakery, Carson 

Schulz Otto T, meat market, Carson 

Scott James R, saloon, Carson 

Sessions D R, State supt public schools, 
Capitol 

Sharkey Miles, bootmaker, Carson 

§ F & HW, proprietors Orms- 
by House, Carson 

MAN CHARLES L, proprietor 

Arlington House, Carson 

Siddons Mrs Louisa M, dressmaking, 
Carson 

Beetee ecunery Miss H K Clapp prin- 
cipal 

Smart J S M, physician, Kin 

Smart Nathan, blacksmith, Carson 

Sternberg Job, groceries, Carson 

Sterns L, policeman, Carson 

Sutherland John, tailor, Carson 

Swanson Otto, merchant tailor, Carson 

Sweetland Wm H, bootmaker, Carson 

Swift S T, sheriff, Carson 

Taylor Thomas G, saloon, Carson 

Thaxter George C, druggist, Carson 

The Capitol, Mrs Jennie Forest propr, 


2d 
“THE DAILY BEE,” A J Mills and A 
P Jones proprietors and editors, 2d 
“THE DAILY NEVADA TRIB- 
UNE,” E J Parkinson publisher, R 
R Parkinson editor, Musser 


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Tickner Henry L, W, ¥ & sagt and 
insurance agt, Carson 

Tobriner Jacob, cigars and tobacco, 
Carson 

Torney Rev Luke, clergyman (Roman 
Catholic), 2d 

Torreyson James D, attorney-at-law, 
Carson 

Torreyson Wm D, blacksmith, 3d 

Trapp John, blacksmith, Carson 

Tuffy George, sec Carson City Gas Co, 
Carson 

TUFLY GEORGE, proprietor St 
Charles Hotel, cashier Carson City 
Savings Bank, and State treasurer 
Carson 

Turner Fred D, auditor, Carson | 

Vieira John (Borgess & Vieira), Carson 

Vonderhide Edward, soda factory, Car- 


son 

WAGNER P A (P A Wagner & Co), 
Carson 

WAGNER PA & CO(P A Wagner 
Jacob Muller and John Schmitt), gro” 
ceries, hardware, tinware, etc, Carson 

Walker Elijah, propr Carson Exchange 
Hotel, Carson 


WEIFFENBACH GEORGE J, saloon, 
Carson 

White F J, physician, King 

White Gardner C, postmaster, Carson 

Witherell C A, register U S Land Office, 
Musser 

Wright Robert H, deputy State treas- 
urer, Capitol 

Wright Samuel, lodging-house 

Wright Samuel C, receiver US Land 
Office, Musser 

YERINGTON EB, secretary V &T and 
C&CRR, Carson 


YERINGTON H M. general superin- 
tendent V & T andC & C RR, Car- 


son 
Young CS, supt public instruction 


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debit CARSON CITY, NEVADA. 


One block from R. R. Depot, near U. S. Mint. 
CHARLES L. SHERMAN, Proprietor. 


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Nevada—Carson City. 


J. M. BENTON 


Livery and Stage Stable, 


CORNER CARSON AND THIRD STREETS, 
Carson City, Nevada. 


LAKE TAHOE STACE OFFICE. 


Parties visiting Lake Tahoe will save money by purchasing THROUGH 


| TICKETS, which can be procured at the offices of the Virginia and 


Truckee Railroad Company, in Virginia, Gold Hill and Carson; also at 
J. M. Benton’s and at the Ormsby House, Carson. 

Parties for Lake Tahoe should leave the C. P. R. R. at Reno. 

Tickets to and information concerning this famous resort can also be 


| obtained of Sam Miller, Agent, No. 2 New Montgomery Street, San Fran- 


cisco. 
The presence of that noted and careful driver, Hank Monk, on this 


] route is a guaranty against accidents as well as a source of great pleasure, 


as that gentleman never loses sight of an opportunity to enlighten as well 
as entertain travelers and tourists. 


Nevada—Oarson City. 


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Putlished at the Capitol. 


The only paper in the State*’absolutely inde- 
pendent of Mining Magnates, Railroad Crowds, 
Wood Contractors, and Political Bosses. Run 
solely for the benefit of the Republican Party 
and the publisher, 

TERMS—$3.00 per annum, 427 InfAdvance. 


8S. P. DAVIS, Proprietor, 


CHALK HILL. 


Roop Covunry.  Post-office 
Meadows. 


Buffalo 


Denson J C,. station keeper 


CHERRY CREEK. 


Wuirts Ping County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, 95 miles by stage 
from Wells. Population 575. 


Ardaut J F, fruits 

Bassett W R, saloon 

Bates Mrs O, hotel 

Bernstein D, barber 

Bibbins & Coburn, bootmakers 
Bronner Pat, saloon 

Booth James N, barber 
Bourgeois & Moore, butchers 
Brougher & Ward, saloon 


Burbank Geo B, civil engineer and U © | 


capety, surveyor 
Campbell J D, Pep uisian 
Cochran M H, brewery 
Cormins H A, lumber, hay and grain 
Connolly Mrs J H, lodging 
Cook E M, general merchandise 
DAVIS L, proprietor and editor 
‘* White Pine News” 
Doscher H A, saloon 
Drake W B, harness and saddles 


HARDWOOD LUMBER. 
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Pacific Coast Hard Woods 
Nevada—Carson City—Cleaver Dining Station. 


JAMES LIND, 


Manufacturer and Dealer in 


Saddies, Harness, Bridles and Saddle Goods, 
AND CLOVE DEPOT, 
North Carson Street, Carson City, Nevada. 


WHITE BROS,, 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 
St,8.K Boat Steck, Oak Plauk and 'S:mber 


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All kinds of work done at the lowest prices and 
in a workmanlike manner, 


Elias I, dry goods and clothing 

Filmore H, blacksmith 

Gilmer, Salisbury & Co’s Stage Lines, 
A M Vanderlip agent 

Gordon A W & Co, druggists and vari- 
eties 

Grey & Collins, stationery and varieties 

Harrison Mrs, laundry and baths 

Henry James, saloon 

Holmes Geo P, saloon 

Keogh Pat, drugs and stationery 

Lewis Misses, millinery 

Love W O, attorney-at-law 

Meek James, restaurant 

Moon Mrs J C, milliner 

Moore Joseph L & Co, butchers 

O'Donnell Mis E, restaurant 

Paul Theodore, watchmaker and jeweler 

Shine Tim, saloon 

Sisson & Cousins, lumber yard 

Sisson J F, blacksmith 

SPENCER & FRANK, general mer- 
chandise ; 

Stenstrom L P, bakery and confectionery 

Stewart James, saloon 

Stokles G F, bootmaker 

Taylor Geo H, saloon : 

Thacher Geo & Co, general merchandise 

Trimble Geo, agt Woodruff & Ennor’s 
Stage Lines pen 

Tufford J H, physician ©" 

Vanderlip A M, agt Gilmer, Salisbury 
& Co 

Wearne John, general merchandise, 
lumber and saw-mill 

Weber Tecob & Son, saloon 

W.ver John MN, saloon 

“WHITE PINE NEWS,” W L 
Davis editor eee 

Williams J E, coal and lumber _ 

Young A, grocer #4... mii Hot 


CLEAVER DINING STATION. 


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Gray John, propr dining-rooms 


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CLOVERDALE. 


Nyz Country. Post-office Grantville. 
WILLIAMS J E, hotel 


CLOVER VALLEY. 


Lincotn County. A pevhomion, 28 
miles southeast of Pioche. 


ROSCO R, postmaster 
COLUMBIA. 


Etxo County. A post-office, 82 miles 
north of Elko. 

CCG &SM Co, C A Watson supt 

Columbia Mining Co, gen mdse 


COLUMBUS. 


EsMERALDA County. A post and ex- 
press office, 8 miles by stage southeast 
of Candelaria. There are some im- 

rtant borax works 5 and 18 miles 

istant. A good farming district, 
known as Fish nen Maat 18 miles 
away, gives it part of its support. 
Population 100. 


Conn Fred, agt Wells, Fargo & Co 

HAYS D B, general merchandise and 
postmaster 

Marrotte A, physician 

Meaders L J, justice of the peace 

Molini E, saloon 

Schwartz M, gen mdse 


| Sutherland W J, attorney-at-law 


Thatcher A M, attorney-at-law and 


notary public 
Thomas 8S W, hay and grain warehouses 
Trudo Edward, saloon 
Turner Geo L, hotel and saloon 
Williams & Goodwin, butchers 


COMO. 


Lyon County. Post-office Dayton, 


COMO HOTEL, W H Ely proprietur 
Ely H W, propr Como Hotel 


CORAL HILL. 


Extxo County. Post-office Elko, 


SHEPHARD G H, rancher and stock 


raiser 


CORTEZ. 


Eureka County. Post-office Bailey, 30 
miles south of Beowawe. Population 
110. 

Dean J W, stock raiser 

Gillam Thos, miner 


Henley James, teamster 
Lewis W R, miner 
McLeod & Glap, ranchers 
Redmond Wm, blacksmith 
Schultze & McConnel, stock raiser 
ri SIMON, silver mines and 
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DAYTON. 

Lyon Country. A post and express 
office. It is the county seat of Lyon 
County. Situated on the Carson River, 
74 miles from Virginia City, and 12 
miles from Carson, The surrounding 
land is largely cultivated, and pro- 
duces all the vegetables, besides con- 
siderable grain, There is also good 
dairy land in the vicinity. Popula- 
tion 250. 

Agnew Frank, house and sign painter 
RTON GEO W, livery stable and 
roprietor Dayton and Virginia Stage 
ine, Main 

Bender Mrs Julia, hotel 

Bonham J A, postmaster and gen mdse 

Box C, blacksmith 

Campbell J L, meat market 

Campbell J N, editor ‘‘Lyon County 
Times” 

Carling Hugh, saloon 

Cobb Wm HM, agt CandCRR, W, 
F & Co and W U Tel Co 

Cook Robert, sheriff 

DOUGLASS WILLIAM J, secretary 
Douglass Mining Co, Main 

Duncan Mrs M L, Golden Eagle Hotel, 

Duncan Wm M, wagonmaker 

Friedline A, barber 

Gavin F J", blacksmith 

Grube: J C, hotel and saloon 

Hanson Jacob, saloon 

Haynes J P, carpenter 

HAZLETT J C, physician, Main 

Higzins J W, bootmaker 

Kean Wm, general merchandise 

Keith George W, attorney-at-law and 
district attorney 

RANDALL GP, hay-yard, Main 

RULISON CHAR H, superin- 
tendent Douglass Mining Co, Main 

Shaw James R, feed and lumber yard 

Sims J D, general merchandise 

Watson C H, livery stable 


DEETH. 


Etko Country. A _ post-office, on the 
Central Pacific R..R. (Humboldt Di- 
vision), 36 miles from Elko and 60 
miles from Carlin. 


PORTER J L, grocer 
Smith J P, saloon 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, *” 


DANIEL NORCROSS & CO, MWssrz.esets, Pesan sess Beet rtge™ 
Nevada—Cloverdale—Deeth. 


T BcATiNG, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST., S. F. 


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CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CAR 


MAIN STRERT, SAN FRANCISCO, 


Iron Doors, Bank Vaults, Etc. 


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J. M. DOUGLASS & CO., 


MANUFACTURERS OF 


Bluestone and 


CHAS, H. RULISON, Superintendent. 


Dayton, Nevada. 


Purchasers of Gold, Silver and Copper Ores, Slimes, Tailings, Ete. 


DEL MONTE STATION. 


Junction Aurora, Nevada & Bodie Stage | Wurrs Ping County. A post-office; is 


Line. 
Aavol August, stage station 


DIAMOND. : 


Eureka Country. A post-office, on the 
Eureka & Palisade R. R., 12 miles 
from Eureka. 


HIGBY L L, hotel, saloon and post- 


master 


DOWNEYVILLE. 


NYE County. A post-office, 12 miles 
northwest of Grantville; population 
30 


Chushman Geo, saloon 


GATES G M, postmaster 
tea ae J L, saloon 

aphael M, gen mdse and hotel 
3 ta on Henry, blacksmith 
Teltier M, hotel and stable 


DUCK FLAT. 


Roor County. Post-office, Buffalo MI 


Meadows. 
Clark L G, stock raiser 


DUCKWATER. 


Nyse County. A post-office, 35 miles 
from Hamilton. 


IRWIN LOUISE, postmistress 
EAGLE SALT WORKS. 


Cuurcuitt County. A post and tele- 
graph office; 50 miles from Reno. 


vane Henry, foreman L & M Salt 


WILLEY C M, manager Eagle Salt 
Works and postmaster 


Sulphurie Acid, 


EBERHARDT. 


a small mining town of eastern 
Nevada; 40 miles from Eureka, 
reached by stage. The noted Eber- 
hardt Mine is situated here. It is 
supported by mining and milling; 
three miles from Hamilton. 
Ahern Nora, restaurant 
Canverse O M, rancher and contractor 
Drake Frank, manager Eberhardt Min- 
ing Co, limited 
OLIVER, accountant Eber- 
hardt Co (limited), and postmaster 
Eberhardt Miuing Co, limited 
Holmes N §, stockraiser 
Muir Alex, contractor 


ELDORADO CANON. 


LincoLtn County. A post-office. Pop- 
lation 175, 

Anderson Geo, saloon 

Coolman B N, saloon 

Fife A, miller 

Genn W H, butcher 

Gillespie, Lund & Co, general mdse 

S W S, manager Southwestern 
Mining Co 

Southwestern Mining Co, mining, mill- 
ing and merchandise 


ELKO. 


Exo County. <A post, express and 
telegraph office. County seat. Sit- 
uated on the Central Pacific R. R., 
558 miles from San Francisco and 344 
miles from Carson City; altitude 5,063; 
fe ulation 1,000. 

ilko is the shipping point for an im- 
portant section of Idaho and northern 

Nevada, including Tuscarora, Bullion, 

Cornucopia, Columbia and White Rock; 

for which purpose it possesses a very 

good system of county wagon roads. 


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The location of the town is desirable, | Edoff J P, sec Eureka Flouring Mills 


being on a natural esplanade. It is the 


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site of the State University, which is} EDWARDS MRS JF & DAUGH- 


under the control of a Board of Regents; 
T. N. Stone President. The building is 


of the town and surrounding country. 


Clark is proprietor, is a well-kept hotel, 
and the terms are reasonable. 
| are two “‘louring-mills located at Elko. 


TER (Mrs Julia F and Miss Vesta 
Edwards), millinery, Main 


of brick, commanding an excellent view | EDWARDS MRS JULIA F (Mis J F 


Edwards & Daughter), Main 


The Depot House, of which Mr. James| EDWARDS MISS VESTA (MrsJ F 


Edwards and Daughter), Main 


There | Elko Flouring Mills, James Davis pro- 


prietor 


| The exports, principally copper, malts | Eureka Flouring Mills Co, J P Edoff 


| and grain. About 200 tons of the for- 


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mer and 15,000 tons of the latter| Farnel Frank (Payne & Farnel) 


are shipped from here annually. The| Fitch J B, sheriff 
Springs (a group of six, three hot and | Frank Miss, a grammar school 


three cold), one and a half miles from | Fruslich Carl (Reck 


art & Froelich) 


Elko, are a great attraction. Mineral | GALLAGHER J B, agent U S Stage 


waters of different temperatures are 
utilized for bathing purposes, and are 
considered very beneficial. 


Ainley John, iardware and stoves 


ANDERSON EDWARD B, groceries, 
ain 

Bartlett V C, saloon and restaurant 

Bigelow R R, district judge 

Bisel Antoni, saloon 


line Co from Elko to Tuscarora, Depot 
Hotel 

GIBBONS J B, superintendent U S 
Stage Co from Elko to Tuscarora, 
Depot Hotel 

Gilligan John E, bootmaker 

Gooding Charles (Brown & Gooding) 

Henderson Jefferson, banker 

Henley S M, county auditor, notary 
public and conveyancer 


Bradley & Russell (J R Bradley and | Hibbets John, saloon 


Geo Russell), stock raisers 

Bradley J R (Bradiey & Russell) 

Brain James (James Brain & Co) 

Brain James & Co (J Brain and Wm 
Plughoff), harness and saddles 


Hitt W T, varieties 

Hull Q W, postmaster 

HUMBOLDT HOUSE, Joseph Lang 
proprietor, rear Depot 

Huuater Thomas (G W Litton & Co) 


Brooks J H, agt C P R R and telegraph Huntington Thomas W, physician R 


operator 

Brown & Gooding (R Brown and C 
Gooding), furniture 

Brown R (Brown & Gooding) 

| Bruce A, blacksmith and wagonmaker 

Burner J F, sign and house-painter 

Butler Wm, feed stable 

Chase Hiram, groceries 

Chase Walter, saloon 


CLARK JAMES, proprietor Depot 
Hotel, Depot 


Hospital 

Jessup F C, dentist 

Kingston G A, district attorney 

Lang Mrs B W, millinery and fancy 
goods 

LANG JOSEPH, proprietor Humboldt 
House, Depot 

Litton G W (G W Litton & Co) 

Litton G W & Co (G W Litton, T 
Hunter and J L Cox), meat market 

Mayhugh John S, pres State Board of 
Regents 


CLUGGAGE & PARKER (F Clug- Meigs J J, physician 
age and P Parker), proprietors U S | Miller M H, county treasurer 
Stage Line from Elko to Tuscarora, | Morgan L E, blacksmith and wagon- 


Depot Hotel 
Cox J L(G W Litton & Co) 
Craig John, restaurant 


maker 
Muller F F, supt public schools and 
druggist 


Crane Geo W, tinware and agt sewing | Mundell H V, assessor 


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Nye Nathan B, watchmaker 


AND WEEKLY ELKO | Paddock N V, insurance agent 
ENDENT,’ S S Sears edi- | Payne & Farnel (John Payne and Frank 


arnel ), lumber dealers 


Davis James, prepr Elko Flouring- EGE John (Payne & Farnel) 


mills 

DEPOT HOTEL, James Clark fro- 
prietor, Depot 

Dorsey J W, atiorney-at-law 

Dorsey Richard M, livery stable 


CK SOLON (C C Warner & Co), 
Depot 
Peck Solon, saloon 
Peel Edwin, mgr W U Tel Co 
Plughoff Wm (James Brain & Co) 


PIONEER IRON WORKS, °sixtiaiea teas ety Manaccecte Fr 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., "*nousoin'the City 119 Montgomery st” 


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Reckhart Chris (Recklart & Froelich) 

Reckhart & Froelich (C Reckhart and C 
Froelich), wholesale wines and liquors, 
and bakery 

Reinhart B & Co (B Reinhart), general 
merchandise 

Riedel Frank, bootmaker 

Rosenstock Joseph, general merchandise 

Rosmino Peter, tailor 

Russell Geo (Bradley & Russell) 

Sale Dudley, carpenter 

SEARS § §, editor and publisher 
“Daily and Weekly Elko Independ- 
ent” and chairman board of county 
commissioners, Idaho, Main 

Shuck John H, saloon 

Simpson Wn, coffee and lunch stand 


Smyles J C, county surveyor and no- 
tary public 

Stone T N, books and stationery and 
agt W, F w Co and pres State Uni- 
versity 

Talbot George F, attorney-at-law and 
notary public 

Taylor Mrs J, principal primary school 

Terry Mrs O E, dressmaking 

Tucker Bros (G W and Robert Tucker), 
livery stable 

Tucker G W and Robert (Tucker Bras) 

WARNER CC (C C Warner & Co), 


Depot 

WARNER CC & CO (Solon Peck and 
C C Waruer), forwarding and com- 
mission agts, Depot 


Flumboldt Lodging and Mamily Boarding lousy, 


Cor. Railroad and Fourth Streets, in rear of Depot Hotel, 
ELKO, NEVADA. 


JOSEPH LANG .. 


This old established and well-known house has been oy 


PROPRIETOR. 


hauled, refitted and returnished, and 


arranged for the accommodation of boarders as wei! as lodgers. It contains a !arge number of 
pleasant, comfortabl: , well-furnished and properly ventilated rooms, which will be let by the day, 
week or month on reasonable terms. The dining room will always be supplied with the best 
the market affords, Charges moderate. Connected with the house are large sheds and stalls, and 


a yard for the convenience of guests with teams, 


Fine wines and liquors by the glass, quart or 


gallon at the bar. FREE STABLING for teams belonging to customers. A spacious feed yard 


connected with the establishment. 


Hay and Grain for Sale to Customers at the Usual Market Rates. 


White Sulphur 


Springs Hotel 


AND BATHING ESTABLISHMENT, 


One mile and a half from Elko, Nevada. 


MRS. J. J. GARRECHT..............6.: 0000s 


... PROPRIETRESS. 


The Proprietress of this well-known popular resort takes pleasure in informing the public that 
it is now prepared for the reception of guests, permanent or transient, and that no pains vill be 
spared to give satisfaction. The entire establishment has been refitted and refurnished. 

And Patrons can have Hot or Cold Tub, Plunge or Shower Baths 
at all hours, The Table will at all times be supplied with the best the market affords. Boarders 
taken by the day, week or month. Guests with teams will find good stabling accommodations, and 
grain and hay for their horses. Terms reasonable. The Carriage runs regularly between 


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TUSCARORA, CORNUCOPIA AND anne 


(Daily Except Sundays.) 


Leaves ELKO 


On the Arrival of the Express going West, 


Arriving in time to Connect with 
Express going East. 


DISTANCES FROM ELKO. 


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CLUGGAGE & P ARKER, Proprietors. 


J. B, GALLAGHER, Agent. 
DEPOT HOTEL, ELKO, NEV. 


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Depot Hotel, 


ELKO, NEVADA. 


Passenger Trains going West stop 20 
: Minutes for Breakfast at 7:34 A, M. 


Going East, Supper at 7:40 P. MW. 
Meals, $1.00. 


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THE HOUSE CONTAINS 40 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, 
Board per Day, $2.50. 


JAMES CLARK, 'Proprietor. 


COFFEE AND LUNCH STAND 


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Nevada—Elko-Essex. 


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HLKO, NEVADA. 


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ELLSWORTH. 


Nye County. <A post-office. A small 
mining town, distant from Wads- 
worth, a station on the Central Pacitic 
R. R., 100 miles by stage. Popula- 
tion 90. 

Colwell James, blacksmith 

Dolton W T, hotel, saloon and butcher 

Esta Buena Co, Ellsworth Mill © 

Gage W S & Co, general merchandise 

Howe K B, general merchandise 

ISBELL G H, postmaster 

La Bean & Ferguson, 8*!oon and livery 
stable 

Watson Wn, blacksmith 

Wolford A, saloon 


ELY. 
Wurre Ping County, A post-offtce. 
FEATHERSTEN H, hotel, post- 


master and stage agent 
Ragsdaill J, hotel 


EMPIRE. 


Ormsby County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, located on the Carson 
River, also the line of the Virginia 
& Truckee R. R., 34 miles from Car- 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, “""ees"ttain Wircce, Bam Hrancizce. 


has several mills at and near the town 
from which it derives its support. 
Population 375, 

Beer Thos, butcher 

Brown D H, supt Vivian Mill 

Hoover J A, boarding 

Hope James, liquors and cigars 

Jones S E, livery stable 

Kallenberger Mrs N, hotel 

Kohel Stephen, boarding 

Lang W M, justice of the peace 

LA ALIJER R R, superintendent 
Brunswick Mill 

Lebo & Boother, liquors and public hall 

Lebo I P, deputy sheritf 

Longabaugh Samuel, wood dealer 

McEntee Owen, bootmaker 

SMYTH & MORRIS, general mer- 
chandise 

Morris James, postmaster 

Williams E, supt MexicanfMill 


ESSEX, 


Wasnork County. Post-oftice Verdi. 
A station on the Central Pacitic R. R. 
(Truckee Division), 12 miles from 
Reno. 

Essex Mutual Ice Co 

Foulks & Co, box manufactory 


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Nevada—Eureka. 


San Francisco. 


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EUREKA. 


EvrREKA County. A post, express and 
telegraph office. Population 4,500, 


The town is the county seat of Eureka 
County, and is situated about two miles 
from the principal mines, in a canyon 
between Diamond and Prospect Moun- 
tains, and has an altitude of 7,000 feet 
above the level of the sea. Adams Hill 
is west 24 miles on the north slope, 
which runs from Prospect Mountain to 
the Flat. McCoy Hill lies directly south 
on the first ridge to the west of the can- 
yon. Ajax Hillis southeast of Ruby 
Hill, and 5 miles south of the town is 
Hoosac Mountain, east of the road lead. 
ing toSecretCanyon. It has oneof the 
finest public schools to be found on the 
coast; the public school building and 
Court House are both elegant struct- 
ures. Episcopal, Presbyterian, Metho- 
dist and Catholic Churches are to he 
found here. Two daily papers are pub- 
lished, which are fully awake to al] the 
interests of this section of country, and 
they are well sustained by the people of 
Eureka County. Two good hotels are 
known as the Parker House and Jackson 
House. The principal mines are the 
Richmond and Eureka Consolidated. At 
the present writing Kureka gives ; rom- 
ise of continuing as it has for the past, 
two years as one of the principal mining 
townsof Nevada, The town is connected 
with Palisade, on the Central Pacific R. 
R., by the Eureka and Palisade R. R.(nar- 
row gauge), 90 miles from Palisade and 
8 miles from Carson. There are some 
rich lands in the vicinity, which are a 
mine in themselves, as Eureka is a good 
market. 


AHERN JEREMIAH, hay yard, 

ain 

Ahgee Charles, restaurant 

ALBION CONSOLIDATED MINING 
CO, L Robinson president,  resi- 
dence San Francisco, D B Chisholm 
secretary, residence San Francisco, I 
N Robinson superintendent, Clark 

Alderson F B, real estate and notary 
public 

Alexander B, gen mdse 

Alexandria Mining Co, Frank Robbins 
supt 

Allen JS, propr Ottaway Hotel 

Alpha Ladue Nol, AOU W, ICC 
Whitmore sec 

ANDERSON JAMES E, editor and 
proprietor *‘ Eureka Kvening Leader,” 
cor Monroe and Bateman 

Antoni Peter, barber 

Bailey David E, attorney 


Baker Geo W, attorney-at-law 

Baker & Wines (Geo W Baker and J 
L Wines), attorneys-at-law 

Ballich L, saloon 

Barbire Torre, hotel and grocery store 

Base Rage Council, No 2,100 F,CG 
Hubbard 

Barlow & Henderson (OG Barlow and 
GS Henderson), carriage and black- 
smith shop 

Barlow O G (Barlow & Henderson) 

Beard Mrs W S, dressmaker 

Beatific Lodge, No 7, K of P, W H 
Davenport sec 

BEATTY RM, attorney, Opera House, 
Main 

Bennetts I V, saloon 

BERG BERNARD, groceries, Main 

Berry J P, barber 

Betti A, bootmaker and saloon 

Biggio Gasparo, saloon 

Bishop A C (Bishop & Hager) 

Bishop & Hager (A C Bishop and H 
Hager), physicians 

Bishop W W, attorney-at-law 

Boman Mining Co, B C Levy supt 

Bremenkampf August (Bremenkampf & 
Regle 

Bremenkampf & Regle (Arfust Bremen- 
kampf and Joseph Regle), soda factory 

Bricea A, saloon 

Brown C (Brown, Tassell & Co) i 

Brown & Godfrey (J Brown and J God- 
frey), restaurant and confectionery 

Brown Harry, blacksmith 

Brown J (Brown & Godfrey) 

Brown, Tassell & Co (C Brown, J Tas- 
sell and W Emrick), boots and shoes 

Burns E J (Hawkes & Co) 

Butler K J, notary public 

Buttlar C J R, county clerk 

CALISHER MORRIS, books and sta- 
tionery, Main 

Campbell AN, chairman board of Com- 
missioners 

Campbell A W, feed store 

Carpenter H, receiver U S Land Office 

Casey Henry, barber 

CASSIDY & SKILLMAN, propriet rs 
* Kureka Daily Sentinel”’ 

CASSIDY GEO W (Cassidy & Skill- 
man), and Congressman 

CAUGHEY A (Caughey & McMartin), 
Main 

CAUGHEY & McMARTIN (A 
Caughey and M McMartin), saloon, 
Main 

CELLA ALEX (Charles Graham & 
Co), Main 

CHENEY A 5, attorney-at-law 

Christopher Mrs A, millinery 

City Photograph Gallery, Louis Monaco 


propr 
Clarke A C, blacksmith 


and 20 Spear St.. 


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1234 Nevada—LEureka. 
Clark Luther, Palace Saloon EUREKA & PALISADE R R, Ed- 


Clute F W, general merchandise gar Mills pres, res San Francisco; E 
Cohn Louis, tailor F Oatman sec, Depot 
Conklin H C, mgr Eureka Foundry Eureka (Nevada) Silver Mining Co, 
Conti G (G Conti & Co) James Wilson sec 
Conti G & Co (G Conti and B Petraeli), | EVERTS P, aber Siandane Eureka & 
saloon Palisade R R 
Craechi Louis (J Ziudici & Co) Faust Mrs Dora, lodging-house 
Crawford Rev C B, clergyman (Episco- | Ferraris Antonia, bootmaker 
pal) Ferraris Charles, bootmaker 
Crossan R, dealer in grain Fitzgerald A L (Merrill & Fitzgerald) 


LEN Paxton & CO Fletcher G A, saloon and hay yard 
it a an aes %) Foley M D (Fole ey, Ryland & Winzel) 


D + W H, att 1 and | Foley M D(W H Remington & Co) 
"atoohney: atilaw: Seen a Foley, Ryland & Winzel (M D Foley, R 
Davidson Meyer, clothing Ryland and J Winzel) proprs Eureka 

Davidson W E, agt Gilmer, Salisbury | Opera House 
& Co’s stage lines and news agency Ford i ine ea Sieh re 

ox Charles, restauran 
eOapmal), bakery eee Pech and A | Franklin MJ & Co (MJ Franklin), dry 
9 a 


Detter Thomas, barber goods ' 7.3 
Devere Misses G & F, proprs The Tivoli predet Pyprsese availa 
Doak i J ee & Doak) Garety E, Silver Brick Hotel 
Doreg aty BE Dy Hootman se Gavin George, tinsmith 
Douglas Thomas 8, Bank Exchange Sa- | Gibfried C, restaurant and bakery 
loon : Gilmer, Salisbury & Co’s Stage Lines, 
Doyle Patrick, saloon W E Davidson agt 
Dumas A, safoon Godfrey J (Brown & one) 
Dunkle O, restaurant Godfrey J L (Godfrey & McMillan) 
EL DORADO MINING CO NO 2, | Godfrey & McMillan (J L Godfrey and 
C J Hutchinson president, DB Chis-} P McMillan), carpenters and builders 
olin secretary, E N. Robinson super- |Gormon Fred (McGovern & Gormon) 
intendent, Clark; residences San Fran- |G@RAHAM CHARLES (Charles Gra- 
cisco ham & Co), Main 
EMPIRE HAY YARD, Jeremiah |GRAHAM CHARLES & CO (Charles 
Ahern proprietor, Main an bath Pa sage and. August 
ee SALOON, (Charles Graham Grnsrenk eta. ss 
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Emrick W (Brown, Tassell & Co) ae Na Cee hs vay 
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eee a vee eal ak R J Reia Guilloz L, fruits and varieties 
ae at 0 (G se ga ei | Guinnip Mrs A J, lodging-house 
and R Saddler), blacksmiths Wanep ttent' (Bish op & Hager) 
Eure! if ee California Lumber Co, W O| 4 48 y&s satiate er(L Hal cs anditolin 
Mills Jr 
‘ ' : Schumaker), meat market 
Eureka Commandery, No2, J N Hill Haley Thomas (Haley & Schumaker) 


recorder 
Eureka Consolidated Mining Co, Frank  eaeaag?4 < arteat! a 


Locan pres, res San Francisco; M.A 

Donthett sec, Thomas J Read supt ees H, or GE the: -pepoe and 
“EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL,” | Harmon Joseph C, planing-mill 

Cassidy & Skillman proprietors Harris Alfre , gents furnishing goods 
“EUREKA EVENING LEADER,” | Harris Jacob, cigars and tobacco 

(daily ), James E Anderson editor and | Harris Phil, cigars and tobacco 
) proprietor, cor Monroe and Bateman | Haskell A D, insurance agent 
bee Hose Co,No 2, TS Douglas fore- | Haskell W P, furniture 

Hawkes A (Hawkes & Co) 

B Tureen Arie, i No 16, F& A M, John| Hawkes & Co (A Hawkes and E J 


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E Johnes sec Burns), groceries 
Eureka Lodge, No 22,1 O OF, W H/| Heitmann F M (H Mau & Co) 
Davenport sec Henderson G S (Barlow & Henderson) 
Eureka Opera House, Foley, Ryland & Hiemes L, tailor 
Winzel proprs Hinckley F H, register U S Land Office 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, "Werk: te7Sisin'street: tan Franciecs. 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


JOE POHEIM 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS "2. *7.22er2.5* 


Nevada—Eureka. 


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=| HINTZ AUGUST (Charles Graham| McGovern Thomas (McGovern & Gor- 
& Co), Main 


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on Hjul P H, second-hand furniture McMARTIN MICHAEL (Caughey & 
rm | JACKSON ANDREW, proprietor}. McMartin), Main 
Jackson House ae McMillan P (Godfrey & McMillan) 


3) JACKSON HOUSE, A Jackson propr|MCNIGOK, DON (Singleton & Mo: 
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J apd tae Section (imevtiodin') Mendes Joseph; saloon 
PeantensW i ‘hed tacantl bhoes Merrill & Fitzgerald (G W Merrill and 
Johnson Hiram, groceries Fe EDN CRSE ie) SNC DEY RTA AW 
Johnson Hiram (Remington & Co) fe as es saree & Fitegerald) 
Jones D P, bootmaker ot cee B evooerle Z 
ler Max, ‘assayer ; 
99 | Karsky Morris, clothing si | ead am auditor and mining 
~N ake y Ar te initia Monaco Louis, photographer 
Kemp HR groceries Monteverde Rev, clergyman (Catholic) 
Kerneen John J (WH Sweeney & Co) MONUMENTAL TUNNEL CO, L 1 Oo 
Knickerbocker Hose Co No y, | §| ‘Robinson pres, DB Chisholm sec, San 
fib Galaestorenan Be ae Francisco; E N Robinson supt, Clark 
Kind envy BaacoHio Morgan Mrs D, lodging-house 
28 ne + 4 
S Penton, Con Mining Co, Frank Rob- Moon He Ae aad nhs pon 
— ins sup rit ee oe : 
~_| Knight P J (Knight & Kyle) Mei Wieck ana 8 
@ | Koerber Joseph, barber : ; dig goede (J' Morris and M Levy), 
ah fate ienien® eer otal ene annie Morrison EG (Smith & Morrison) 
ureka Skating-rin : ¢ ’ 
© | Lachman B, general merchandise Tee tee! No27,10 08, W8 
Lamott V F, restaurant MULLER H (Paxton & C 
Langshur A, saloon, cigars and tobacco Nathan David foun e) 
Langstroff J B, tailor Se ne 


Northey Robert 
= LANSING C J, attorney, Bateman Gealiey nent aionn 


Norton James, saloon 
@ | Laudenschtaga C, saloon Oertli John, restaurant) 


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e==| Leeser L, groceries Order of A O H, Patrick Hannon sec 
| Levy M (Morris & Levy) Ottaway Hotel, J 8 Allen 

Lewis D E, saloon and hay-yard Owen J RN, physician 


Ley M M, general merchandise Pardy W hi ite Pi 

Lewis Oscar, The Villa Saloon Bank By Soaeete nivert the Cony 

Long Walter S, civil engineer and US| Parker House, Knight & Kyle proprs 
deputy mineral surveyor Parni P, meat market 

Looney Edward, saloon PAXTON J A (Paxton & Co), Main 


Lovich Charles, tailor PAXTON & CO (J A Paxton, Allen A 
Lucey John J, New York Bakery |" Curtis, H Muller and John E Pla- 
Magini Bros (G, P and F Magini), Wil-| ter), bankers, Main 

liam Tell House ae Perry J V B, saloon 
Magini G, P and F (Magini Bros) Pesio Thomas, saloon 
Maher & Manion (Martin Maher and J | Petraeli B (G@ Conti & Co) 


Ea AP peer dry goods Plater J A (W H Remington & Co) 


aher Martin (Maher & Manion) Paxton & C 
e| Main Mrs F M, dressinaker ee sen ee nee * 


+ = Manion John (Maher & Manion) Poplin Mrs J, fruits and produce 
pond Martin H A, druggist Powell Wm, blacksmith 
MARYLAND TUNNEL & MINING Pramenko & Ballick (S Pramenko and 
CO, W W Bishop president, 0 C|_S Ballick), chop house 
Moore secretary, Main Prevost ©, concert hall and lodging- 
©} Mau H (H Mau & Co) house 
Ay Mau H & Co (F M Heitmann and H| Quaid P §, lodging-house 
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ENOVATING WORKS, 


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Mau) Reed Thos J, supt Eureka Con’d Mining 
Mcilroy Patrick, Bureau Hotel Co and U S deputy mineral surveyor 
McEwen B F, groceries Reece J H, physician 
McGovern & Gormon (T McGovern and | Regle Joseph (Bremenkampf & Regle) 

Fred Gormon), Eureka Livery Stable ' Regle & Waldvogel, dairymen 


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Reid R J a Sa & Co) 
Reinhart B & Co (B Reinhart), feed 


store 
oon W H (W H Remington & 


Remington W H & Co (W H Rem- 
ington, H Johnson, J A Plater and 
M D Foley), hardware 

Rescue Hose Co 

Richmond Mining Co, E Probert man- 
aging director, 1. K Morrison sec 

Rieves Henry, district judge 

Riley Cornelius, saloon 

Robertti P, saloon and feed stable 

Robles Frank, restaurant 

Rock A D, U S deputy mineral surveyor 
and civil engineer and deputy county 
surveyor 

Rosenberg David, saloon 

Rosenheim Albert, cigars, tobacco and 
saloon 

Roseteia Peter, saloon 

Roth Edward, physician 

Ruby & Dunderberg, Con Mining Co, 
James Wilson sec 

Ryland R (Foley, Ryland & Winzel) 

RYLAND RICHARD, real estate, 
Main 

Saddler R (Englert & Co), and county 
treasurer 

Saddler R & Co (R Saddler), gen mdse 

St John’s Chapter R A M, No 5, John 
E Jones sec 

San Francisco Brewery and 
Works, F M Heitmann and H 
proprs 

Scanland G I, county supt public school 

Schatzlein Matt, barber 

Schiller J, tailor 

Schneider F J, druggist 

Schumaker John (Haley & Schumaker) 


SCHWAMB C W, furniture and un- 
dertaker, Ruby Hill ave 

Scott McG John, insurance and mining 
broker 


SECRET CANON TUNNEL MILL 
& MINING CO, H A Unruh presi- 
dent, DB Chisholm secretary, ‘res San 
Francisco; E N Robinson superin- 
tendent, Clark 

Shannon Alfred E, U S commissioner 

Sholderer Wm, Cal meat market 


Soda 
Mau 


SILVER PEAK TUNNEL CO, w| WREN 


W Bishop president, C C Moore sec- 
retary, E N Robinson general mana- 
ger, Clark 


SINGLETON JAMES B (Singleton 
& McNicof) Main 


SINGLETON & McNICOF (James B 
Singleton and Don McNicof), whole- 
sale “‘quors and cigars, Main 


Manufacturers of Fine 
ewelry & Diamond Work, 


Nevada—LEureka. 


Sloss S 8, harness and saddles 

Smith & Doak (J L Smith and R J 
Doak)) livery and feed stable 

Smith E (Smith & Morrison) 

Smith James M, coroner 

Smith J L (Smith & Doak) 

Smith & Morrison (E Smith and E G 
Morrison), blacksmiths and wagon- 
makers 

Smith Wm J, postmaster 

Sprague Wn, saloon 

Steler P, watchmaker and jeweler 

Stewart John, feed and sale stable 

Stowell W H, druggist and assayer 

Straus J, watchmaker 

Sweeney W H (W H Sweeney & Co) 

Sweeney W H & Co(W H Sweeney and 
J J Kerneen), livery stable 

Tassell John (Brown, Tassell & Co) 

Tatti C, hotel 


“THE EUREKA DAILY AND 
WEEKLY SENTINEL,” Cassidy 
& Skillman proprietors, cor Monroe 
and Bateman 

The Tivoli, Misses Genevieve and Flora 
Devere proprs, J B Mooney manager 

Thoma G H, physician 

Tognini & Co (Joseph Tognini and 
John Greovich), saloon 

Tognini Joseph (Tognini & Co) 

TONKIN W J &CO (W J Tonkin), 
wholesaie liquors, Main 

Turner B J, propr Turner House 

Vanderleith Jacob, lodging-house 

Viscardi Joseph, saloon 

Wallace CC, assessor 

Wallace Frank J, constable 

Weaver Wn, fruits and varieties 

Wedekind George H, lodging-house 

Wells S O, meat market 

White Pine County Bank, E Woodruff 
pres, Wm Pardy cashier 

Wilhelm Edward, watchmaker and jew- 
eler 

Williams James, physician 

Wines J L, attorney-at-law 

Winzel J (Foley, Ryland & Winzel) 

Wong R, restaurant 

Woodruff E, pres White Pine County 


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& CHENEY (Thos Wren and 
AE Chenery attorneys-at-law 


WREN THOS, attorney-at-law 

Young George, gun and locksmith 

Zanow Miss Fannie, saloon 

Ziudici J (J Ziudici & Co) 

Ziudici J & Co (J Ziudici and L Craechi), 
saloon and hotel 


227 Main Street, San Francisco. 


(19 Mewar? 


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Manufacturers all kinds IRON WORK. 


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ROAD WELL EQUIPPED 


With Comfortable First-Class Coaches, | 


P. EVERTS, Gen'l Sup't, 


Eureka, Nev. 


J. L. FAST, Gen’i Pass’r, Ticket and Freight Aq't, 
i Palisade, Nevada. 


Nevada—LEuwreka. 


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THE JACKSON HOUSE. 
ONLY FIRE-PROOF HOTEL IN EASTERN NEVADA. 


Main Street, Eureka. 


The Rooms are Hard Finished, Newly and Elegantly furnished, and 
are Spacious. Single Rooms or in Suites, Gas in all the Rooms. 


CONNECTED WITH THE HOTEL IS THE 


FINEST BAR-ROOM IN THE STATE, 


-— AND THE — 


Best Dining FKoom in Eastern Nevada. 


A. JACKSON, Proprietor, 


Formerly of the Jackson House, at Hamilton, White Pine County. 


C. W. SCHWAMB, 


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Furniture, Bedding & Upholstery Goods. 


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I carry the largest stock of Caskets, Metallic and Wood Cases, in Nevada, Also, two fine 
Hearses for funeral purposes. I also do Embalming, and attend to shipping bodies to any part of 


the world. 


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Bateman Street, above Sentinel Office, 


EUREKA, - - - = NEVADA.| 


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JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, makes the BEST FITTING Clothes in the State. 


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LUEN, TUGGLE & CO., OREGON ASH AND MAPLE,“S2. 


Nevagla—Eureka-Genoa. 1239 


Daily? Weekly Sentinel, 


EUREKA, NEVADA. 


CASSIDY & SKILLMAN........... soeceees covers PROPRIETORS. 


DAILY—One Year, by Mail......... MELEE WE RERDECKCRNE ROK Ob $15 0O 
a Six Months, by Mail.................008 cocresesese 8 OO 
as Three Months, by Mail....... PTs Srey Sere eT Pe eT 5 OO 


WEEKLY—One Year............. cescseeers Seeeernoeeroennee 5 0O 


EVANS. GALENA. 


Eureka County. Post-office Palisade, | LANDER County. A post-office. 
Evans J V, farmer Amfahr John, brewery 


Taki Hebeth Robert, justice of 
c obert, justice of peace 
FAIR PLAY. Melander John, careiabiog 


Randohr John, assayer 
ELKo County. A post-office, Rob John, Sua atabie, 


Gedney —, general merchandise Trescott Elisha, mining 
KIN Y M, postmaster Wilson B F, postmaster and gen mdse 


FORT McDERMITT. GARDNERVILLE. 


Humsoupr County. A post and ex-|Dovanas County. A post-office. 


press office. Gilman L, blacksmith and saloon 
Batten Geo, blacksmith Miller Alexand blacksmi 
BOWI W 0, ae and cheese maker NE NORRIS TE URSIN ONCE 
‘BOWLING eneral merchandise 

blacksmith, agt o 1 & O Stage Co and GEDDES. 


Wells, Fargo & Co, butcher, hotel : . 
mi h Takes ’ ’ Eureka County. A post-office. 


Brown G F, stock’raiser Delmer & Cassario, saloon 
Donivan Jersey, packer Geddes & Bertrant Mining Co 
Hearm Jerry, stock raiser Gilmer & Salisbury, stage lines 
Hoppin H, stock raiser HESSE T H, postmaster 
McColley H H, hotel Scherr Wn, saloon 
re peens M ; en ———__ 
cConnell C, stock raiser 
McGuire John, teamster GENOA. 
Moulder W P, blacksmith Doveias County. A post, express and 
Ryan & Wood, forwarders telegraph office. Is on the Bodie and 
Wilkson John, wheelwright ‘ Carson City stage line, 14 miles from 


vies Vasco ep as lace, It is a pretty place 
of 500 inhabitants, at the base of the 
FRANKTOWN. Sierras. It is the county seat and the 


Wasuor County. A post and express| oldest town in the State, having been 
office, on the Virginia and Truckee R.| settled by Mormons in 1850. 


R., 21 miles from Reno and 94 miles | Banning J T, hotel and supt of schools 


from Carson. Population 125. Cary W H H, county commissioner 
Duvol John, hotel Cox F A, coroner and justice of the 
Harcourt J H, justice of peace and agt| peace 
W, F & Co Dandel Chas, bootmaker 
LEE C A, general merchandise, meat | DUNGAN J, editor ‘‘ Genoa Courier ” 
market Riad poariaantor Galett Richard, livery stable 
Mayer Thomas, blacksmith “GENOA COURIER,” J Dungan ed- 


"MUdWOHd S3SSO1 S11 SAVd ONY SISNPGY HOM “"OO SONVANSNI NNS HL Ni MNSN 


Price W E, wood and ice itor 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, SeSTES Soest Bice cts iinavie chases te 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., SnaTWrsuch Siocke, | 19 Montgomery St. 


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0 Gillman L, hotel 
| Gray W_D, blacksmith 
| Harris oe e BEE merchandise 


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| JOHNSON & BLOSSOM, general mer- 
chandise 

Johnson J R, agt Wells, Fargo & Co 

Livingston A, county treasurer and 
liquors 

Longabaugh J T, auditor and recorder 

Park 1) H, county commissioner 

Raycraft John, constable ' 

Rayecraft Joe, livery stable 

Rice K, hotel 

Spencer H F, bootmaker 

Springmeyer H, county commissioner 

Tebbs Moses, district attorney 

Vansickle P W, butcher and black- 


smith 
Walley Mrs H J, propr Walley Hot 


Springs 
WEGSTEIN F P, county clerk 
Williams G W, druggist 
Williams J B, sheriff 
Willis Rev F M, clergyman (Meth- 
odist) 
Wyott W W, county assersor 
Young C P, county surveyo; 


GERALD. 


Eureka County. A post-office, situ- 
ated on Central Pacific R. R., 5 miles 
from Palisade and 46 miles from Bat- 
tle Mountain. Population about 10, 
It isthe shipping point for the newly 
discovered mines in the Safford Dis- 
trict. 

CLAY E, postmaster, general mer- 
chandise and saloon 


GLENBROOK. 


Doveias County. A _ post-office, 14 
miles southwest of Carson, Popula- 
tion 330. 

Benton J M, livery and feed stable 

Cobb W A B, hotel 

Jellerson Frank S, postmaster 

Keyser & Elrod, livery stable 

Pray A W, saw-mill 

| SHORT J M, general merchandise 


‘lrimmer Mrs A, hotel 


GOLCONDA. 


Humpotpt County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, on the Central 
Pacific R. R., 16 miles from Winne- 
mucca and 44 miles from Battle 
Mountain. 

LAY BROS, Hot Springs Hotel, Wells, 
Fargo & Co’s Express agent, postmas- 
ter and telegraph office 


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GOLD HILL. 


Srorry Country. A post and express of- 
fice, on the Virginia & Truckee R. R., 
2 miles feom Virginia City and 50 
miles from Reno. There are three 
churches, Odd Fellows, Masonic and 
Miners’ Union Halls, a bank and two 
fine public school buildings. Popula- 
tion about 1,000. 

Abbott A B, saloon 

Bank of Gold Hill, W H Blauvelt pres 

Baroden Joseph, saloon 

Becker Mrs J P, a ure restaurant 

BELCHER G & 8 MINING CO, 


Samuel L Jones superintendent, 230 


Main 
Blauvelt Wm H, pres Bank of Gold 
Hill and agt W, F & Co 
Block Leo, dry goods 
Burke Thomas, sec Miners’ Union 
Chubbuck 8 W, postmaster, books and 
stationery and agt W U Tel Co 
Cobb Walter, undertaker 
Conrad Louis, barber 
Conwell Wm O, dentist 
Copeland Wm E, constable 
COSGROVE JOHN, foreman Yellow 
Jacket Mine, Telegraph 
Currier Frank L, agt V&TRR 
Donnelly Thomas, saloon 
Douchy Henry O, meat market 
Emmett George, foundry 
Engler Frank H, bootmaker 
Fitzpatrick Michael, hotel and saloon 
Flanningham J P, justice of the peace 
Folsom Frank W, groceries 
Frankel L B, stock broker 
Fraser James C, saloon 
GAGNON J B, groceries, Main 
Gallagher Mrs N G, restaurant 
Gallagher Thomas, wood and coal 
Galland B, dry goods 
Gallup O H, cigars and tobacco 
Hall G W (Hasbrouck & Hall) 
Hall J U, physician 
Hall Wm, blacksmith 
Hall Wm N, hardware 
Hasbrouck & Hall (W A Hasbrouck 
and G W Hall), druggists 
Easbrouck W A (Hasbrouck & Hall) 
Haub Conrad, Fountain House 
Hillyer M C, supt Silver Hil] Mine 
James W S, assayer 


JONES JOHN 
JONES SAMU 


JR, druggist, 194 Main 

L, superintendent 
Belcher G & S Mine, 230 Main 

Kennedy M, chief of Volunteer Fire De- 
partinent ; 

Levesque Paul, saloon 

Manson Peter, physician 

McGURN THOMAS R, groceries, 116 

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Mercer Richard, groceries 


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Ockel Charles, saloon 

Pohl Cornelius, barber 

Reley Mrs Susan, lodging-house 
Sadder Louis, barber 

Schmidt Charles, bootmaker 

Shanahan J W, restaurant 

Sschroeis 8, Gold Hill Brewery 
Stephens John M, saloon 

erage eneees CO, propr Boston Quartz 


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Taylor Capt Thomas G, supt Yellow 
acket Mine 

Tobener Charles, saloon 

Turney Samuel B, saloon 

Waider Charles J, meat market 

Winterbauer J A, bootmaker 

Young Charles 8, prin Grammar School 


GRANITE CREEK. 
Post-office Buffalo Meadows. 
Ward Brothers, stock raisers 


GRANTVILLE. 


Nye County. A post-office, 53 miles 
from Luning. Population 500, 

Aguere R M, notary public 

Ballard John W, attorney-at-law 

Calahan J J, papecian 

Campbell Neil, blacksmith 

Cirac Theodore, baker 

Court James, butcher 

Franklin A J, general merchandise 

Gage W S & Co, general merchandise 

Harvey A B, notary public and agt W, 
F & Co 

Henry Wm, news agent 

Hogan J W, mining superintendent 

KING RB M, hardware, druggist and 
postmaster 

Koch Wm, brewery 

Liston James, saloon 

Lockerman W H, barber 

Lowe Wm, livery and feed stable 

Martin Wm, restaurant 

Maute & Donald, printers and publishers 
the “Grantville Bonanza” 

Philips John, capitalist 

Post 8 G, groceries and restaurant 

Reindoller T B, druggist 

Rosenthal S, general merchandise 

Snow C B, carpenter and justice of the 


peace 

Stosker A H, attorney-at-law 
Taylor O F, varieties 
Truman DS, attorney at-law 
Vaughn E O, saloon 


GREENFIELD. 


EsmMERALDA County. See Mason Val- 


HALLECK. 


Exxo County. A post, express and 
pelarene office, on the Central Pacific 
R. R. (Humboldt Division), 47 miles 
from Carlin and 33 miles from Wells. 
Population 60. 


AMBLER F A, Wells, Fargo & Co's 
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age 
Griffin Mrs M, saloon and varieties 
McCain H, hotel and saloon 
Scott & Hank, stock-dealers 


HAMILTON, 


Wuire Pine County. A post, express 

- and telegraph office; is the county 
seat, built on the northern slope of 
Treasure Hill at an elevation of about 
8,000 feet. It is 40 miles from Eure- 
ka, has a population of 250, and is 
supported chiefly by the mines in its 
vicinity. 

Benedict L O, county supt schools 

Bush H, undertaker 

Bush Nelson, hotel 

Daly Mrs, hotel 

Erskine Wm R, saloon 

Flynn John, county commissioner 

Gray W 8, lodging-house and justice of 

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pea . 
Halstead Geo W, county commissioner 
Hayes Wm, county coroner 
Herrick H 8S, druggist 
Hiedreet L, school trustee 
Hildrith L, livery stable 
Lockwood J H, county commissioner 
MATHEWSON BROS, general mer- 
xt ore 2 

cCon eorge P, county treasurer 

cCKERMAN JOHN, county clerk 
Motiter John, saloon 
Pramenco T, fruits, etc 
Rann Ed, county sheriff 
Rielly James, gen mdse and school trus- 


Rivers Henry, district judge 
Pesan a Sonmeais 

aulding Philip, assayer 
Stede H, tailor n . 
Strickland D, saloon 
Thackston C M, district attorney 
Timson Wn, auditor and recorder 
Woodbury W, county assessor 
Zadow UL, butcher 


HAWTHORNE. 


EsmMERALDA County. A’ post, express 
and telegraph office; is a growing 
town, built in the sagebrush at the 
foot of Walker Lake, on the borders 
of Mason Valley. This place prom- 


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Geer A, farmer 
Sharps H, blacksmith 


rincipel stations On the Carson and | Sharps Mrs, saloon 
G STER 


olorado Railroad, 100 miles from 
Mound House and the only connect- 
ing point for Bodie, Bellville, Cande- 
laria, etc.; distributing also from 
there the farming products of Mason 
Valley and the wood trade of the 
surrounding pineries, It has a popu- 
lation estimated at 200, not countin 
the large number of teamsters an 
woodchoppers employed in the wood 
camps. Its near vicinity to Walker 
Lake gives ita healthy and beautiful 
location, 


ANGELL FA (FA Angell & Co) 

ANGELLF A & CO (FA Angell and 
E Summerfield), general merchandise, 
Front 

Biair John, ast C&C RR 

Cardwell James, meat market 

Comstock George (Comstock & Richard- 


son) 

Comstock & Richardson (George Com- 
stock and C Richardson), saloon and 
restaurant 

Crutcher Owen, livery stable 

Earl G W (G W Eari & Co) 

Earl G W & Co (G W Ear! and Sisson 
& Wallace), blacksmiths 

Forbes & Tobey (J Forbes and W D 
Tobey), lumber, doors, sash, blinds, 
etc 

Graham David, salon 

Kimball Charles B, saloon 

Knapp & Laws (S A Knapp Jrand RJ 
Laws), general merchandise, agency 
W, F & Co and U S Stage Co 

Knapp S A Jr, agt W, F & Co and post- 
master | 

Laws R J (Knapp & Laws) 

Prince J H, saloon 

Richardson Charles (Comstock & Rich- 
ardson) 

Stoner L, Lake View Hotel 

SUMMERFIELD E(F A Angell & Co), 


Front 
Verdon Cyrell, barber 


HAY RANCH. 


Eureka County. Post-office Palisade; 
astation on the Eureka & Palisade 
R. R., 19 miles from Palisade and 71 
miles from Eureka. 


Fletcher H N, farmer 


HIKO. 
Lincotn County. A_ post-office, 73 
miles southwest of Pioche. Popula- 
tion 55. 


NS I, general merchandise and 
ostmaster 
Wilson Wm, grocer 


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Nye. County. Post-office Tybo, 35 
miles southeast of Belmont. 


Willicms J T, hotel 


HOT SPRINGS. 


| CuurcuItyt County. Post-office White 


Plains, a station on the Centra! Pacific 
R. R. (Truckee Division), 14 miles 
southwest of White Plains. 


Fitzgerald Thomas W, mgr W U Tel Co 
Jenkins Frank B, engineer Hot Springs 
Shepley Edgar, engineer Hot Springs 


HUMBOLDT. 


Humpotpz County. <A post, express 
and telegraph office; is on the line of 
the Centra] Pacific R. R. (Truckee 
Division), 40 miles from Winnemucca. 
Trains stop here 30 minutes, This is 
a veritable oasis in a desert. It is 
beautified with picturesque shade 
trees and running water, making an 
5 add surprise to the weary trav- 
eler, 


Barbee W T, supt Silver Bell Silver 


Mining Co 
LEE L A, postmaster and 

agent Wells, Fargo & Co 

Griffin James, roadmaster, Truckee Div 
CPRR 

Humboldt House, G W Meacham and L 
A Blakeslee proprs 

Meacham & Blakeslee, proprs Humboidt 
House 

Meacham Geo W, physician 

Nixon Geo S, agent CP RR and tele- 
graph operator 

Rhodes Chas D, druggist 


JUNCTION. 


Nyze County. A post and telegraph 
otfice, 28 miles southeast of Austin. 
Population 25. 


MINIMN A E, postmaster 
LAKE VIEW. 


Wasnor County. A post-office, on 
the Virginia and Truckee R. R., 264 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, (reac Ras YNncisces 


ING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEAT 


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(AUN, TUGGLE & CO, B 


milsg from Reno and 44 miles from 
Carson. 


EWING § E, xotions and postmaster 
Martin J S, carpenter and flume builder 
Small S W, wood and lumber flumer 


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=| Lanver County. A post and express 

Sp office on the Nevada Central Railway, 

- 11 miles from Battle Mountain and 90 
miles from the county seat. 
tion 250. 


Bothwell G W, mgr Starr Grove Mig Co 
Cordwell & Mattos, saloon 


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Mill and Mining Co and 
Cozzens D, postmaster 
COZZENS 

Hill 
#7! Dennis J D, attorney-at-law 

=| Dias John, iivery and feed stable 
S Feliz. A, meat market 


umber yard 


“LEWIS 
(The), E T George & Co, proprietors 

Middleton G A, saloon 

Murphy James, fruit store 

@| Pierce D K, hay yard and job wagon 

=| Pugh L M, proprs Lewis Hotel 


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merchandise 
Saunders James, saloon 
Seitz Ed L, notary public 
Stahl M J, brewery 
Stateler J W Jr, assayer and chemist 
Sweet Geo, restaurant 
Thompson John I, blacksmith 
Weaver S T, justice of peace 


LIDA. 


EsmeeraLps County. A post-office, 28 
miles southeast of Candelaria. 


Barbor Antone, restaurant 
Palm & Co, saloon 


chandise 


LOST CREEK. 
Post-office Buffalo Meadows. 
Betts J D, farmer 


LOVELOCKS. 


JOE PONEIM, THE TAILOR. 5%: 


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Popula- | EsmzraALDA County. A post, express 


EUGENE, with Joseph | Giles 


Ramedell E B, news depot and general | EsmzraLpa County, 


VERCOVICH M & CO, genera! mer- Houston J M, attorney 


Humrotpr County. A post, express! Lincotn County. A post-office. 


ack Walnut Lumber, ** S55 Franciece. 
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and telegraph office, on the Central 
Pacific R. R. (Truckee Division), 73 
miles from Winnemucca and 97 miles 
from Reno, 


Asher S C & Son, general merchandise 
Barker John, blacksmith 
EMMONS H ©, general merciuindise 


and postmaster 
LUNING. 
and telegraph office, on the Carson and 


Colorado R. R,, 125 miles from Mound 
House and 33 miles from Candelaria. ” 


Benton John R, hotel 

Brierly C B, physician 

B, saloon 

Graham D, saloon 

HARRIS W_ J, deputy postmaster 
KNAPP & LAWS, general merchan- 


an 


14 miles north- 
west of Candelaria. 


Smith Bros, borax manufacturers i 


MASON VALLEY. 


A post and ex- 


press office. 


Apsey Robert, attorney 

Bennett E W, general merchandise 

Bran A W, general merchandise 

Brann Bros & Smart, liquors 

Clark & McIntyre, blacksmiths 

Craig John D, hotel and gen mdse 

CRAIG J §, agent Wells, Fargo & Co, 
general merchandise and postmaster 

Daniel Jasper, blacksmith and hard- 
ware 

Downey James, saloon and groceries 

Fogg 8 B, carpenter and builder 

Gallagher J B, attorney-at-law 

Greentield Hotel, JS Craig propr 


Leavitt G I, 
Richardson A bysician and druggist 
Richardson Wm 5 , hotel 

Scott B F, saddlery and harness 
Sharkey James, boots and shoes 

Smith & Brann, general merchandise 


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ft.8.F Boat Stock, Oak Plank a: i Timber. 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, ° 


RAREST IN THE STATE 


Selection of JEWELRY is the 


H. WACHHORST'S 


315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal. 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO,, *Heaeen. oss, Sresslomes.tuen ger 


Nevada—Mesquit—Palisade. 


1244 


Brauch W H, Jr, bricklayer and plas- 


terer 
Brauch W J, Sr, bricklayer and plas- 
terer 
Burgess M, cabinetmaker 
Gentry Harry, butcher 
PECK L W, general merchandise 
Riding H, tinware 
Rogers D, wagonmaker 
Sargent H E, Todgin -house 
Sy hus E, blacksmit 
tley G, blacksmith 


METALLIC CITY. 


Post-office Candelaria. 


Given & Ingalis, general merchandise 
Malloy Phil, saloon 


MILL CITY. 


Humpotpr County. A post and ex- 
ress office, on the Central Pacific R. 
R. (Truckee Division), 28 miles from 
Winnemucca, and 142 miles from 
Reno. Population 110. 


Coffin Wallace, agt C P R R and mgr 
W U Tel Co : 
Wolcock Peter, propr Mill City Hotel 


MINERAL HILL. 


Evrexa County. A post-office, 5 miles 
by stage from Mineral, a station on 
the Eureka and Palisade R. R. Pop- 
ulation 160. 

Buffy T B, hotel 

Crombie J C, miniag supt 

Edwards E T, stock raiser 

Griswold Gilbert, justice of the peace 

ISBELL T J, postmaster and general 
merchandise 

Lane Andrew, farmer 

Maples Stephens, farmer 

McCabe J ohh mechanic 

Murdock A P, constable 

Murdock Mrs H, restaurant 

Schuster John, bakery 

Scott J B, farmer 

Scott Wm C, stock raiser 

Whelan Thos R, stock raiser 

White James, farmer ~ 


MOUND HOUSE. 


Post-office Dayton. A telegraph office, 
situated at the junction of the Vir- 
ginia & Truckee with Colorado & Car- 
son R. R., 15 miles from Carson City 
and 11] miles from Virginia City. 


Barnett G P, 
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Extxo County. A 


Farick A, blacksmith 


GOLDSTEIN 
Schoen Ma®, hotel and gen mdse 


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MOUNTAIN CITY. 


st-office, 75 miles 


from Elko. Population 60. 


LOUIS 


ONEOTA. 
An express office. 


CAREY M, general merchandise, hotel 
d supt Indian Queen Mining Co 
oWELL JOHN, agent Wells, Fargo 


Indian Queen M & M Co, M Carey supt 


OSCEOLA. 


Wurrr Ping County. A post-office, 
160 miles from Wells. 


Bussey C, saloon 


P, general merchan- 
dise and postmaster 


OTEGO. 


Post-office Wells. A telegraph office. 
A station on the Central Pacific R. 
R. (Salt Lake Division), 20 miles from 
Wells. 

CLAY J CO, agent C P R R ahd tele- 
graph uperator 


PAINTER FLAT. 


Post-office Buffalu Meadows. 
Flint Rowland & Co, stock raiser 


PALISADE. 


Eureka County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, on Humboldt River, 
526 miles from San Francisco, at the 
junction of the Central Pacific R. R. 
with the Eureka and Palisade R. R., 
and 90 miles from Eureka. It is the 
shipping ane for Eureka, Belmont, 
Pioche, Hamilton, Tybo and Bristol. 
There is a good public school, a public 
hall and two hotels. The machine 
shops of the Eureka and Palisade are 
located here and the prospects of the 
town are good. Population 260. 

Backett Mrs, Palisade Hotel 

Baum & Carrney (E M Baum and S 8S 
Carrney), saloon 

Baum E M, propr Depot Hotel and res- 
taurant 


V&TRR,C&CR|CONLEY MRSR §, proprietor Pali- 


sade Hotel, Depot 


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Mills Ed, master mechanic E and P R R 
PALISADE HOTEL, Mrs R S Conley 
Palisade Lodge, No 20, F and AM,J N 
Palisade Lodge No 26, 100 F, J March- 


SOUTHERN BS§, agent Wells, Fargo 


Sumerall Thos, constable and bootmaker 


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M = FAST J L, general freig t and ticket | Morton R H, barber 
agent E an » Depo 
eg Pd Free H, mgr W U and C P Tel Jo roprietor, Depot 
By = GRANT | H, sucing operator, Main an 
; ewe R, gen mdse ill sec, Palisade Hall 
f. 8) MARCHANT JOHN, regmarter ond ral 
ndi an 
a a>| MARCHANT WALTERS, justice of | Penhall John, saloon 
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Everything about this Hotel is First-Cla:s in all Particulars. 
Terms, $1.50 to $2.00 per Day. 


BOARD, $7.00 PER WEEK. 


Palisade, Nevada, opposite Passenger Depot. 
MRS. R. S. CONLEY, Proprietress. 


PANACA. 


Lincotn County. A_ post-office, 12 


miles southeast of Pioche. 
tion 50. 


LEE M L, assistant postmaster 
Panaca Co-operative Institute, gen mdse 


PARADISE VALLEY. 


Humpoitpt County. A post and express 
office, 40 miles northeast of Winne- 
mucca,. 

CRUTCHER E W, cattle dealer 

Koeherspérger Martin, cattle dealer 

O’Neal Robert, rancher 

O’Neal Washington, rancher 


PINTO. 


Evrexa County. A_ post-office, 11 
miles by stage south of Eureka. 

Baggs BE, millin 

Bricker B, wo 


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Y, gardener snd post- 
master 

Fitzpatrick Thos, Golden Gate House 

McAvoy J, dairyman 

Minolette G, stock raiser 

North J M, stock raiser 

Potter John, mining supt 

Smith N, hotel 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


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PIOCHE. 


Lincotn County. A post, express and 
telegraph office; is distant from 
Eureka 180 miles, situated in a rich 
mining district in the eastern part of 
of the State, and has a population of 
800. Itis the county seat, and has 
stage line communication with Eureka. 
some excellent mines are located here. 

Adams R, tailor 

Addleman A, butcher 

Alexander G R, druggist and county 
supt of schools 

Bell Wm, school trustee 

Bénjamin D L, barber 

Bryant Logan, agt Gilmer, Salisbury & 
Co’s stages 

Buchanan E Y, county surveyor and 
deputy mineral surveyor 

Byman I, general merchandise 

Carman S H, school trustee 

Catlin Henry, agt Gilmer, * 
Co’s stages 

Chaigneau V A, physician 

Clark D ©, general merchandise and 
county commissioner 

Cook Joseph, livery stable 

Duff J R, supt Meadow Valley M & M 
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Eilers Henry, liquors 
Eisonman J & Co, hardware 
Elam R H, county treasurer 


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315 J St. Sacramento, Cal. 


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H. WACHHORST. 


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Finesse, Ranners. 
Masonic Temple, 


at NORCROSS & Co., 
0, 6 Pest Street, 8. F. 


Nevada—Pioche-—Reno. 


Fulks D A, saloon — 

Goodrich James, justice of the peace 
Gorman & Co, stationery 

Gorman George T, county clerk 


GRIFFIN E, banker and stock 
broker 

Henderson J OC, recorder, auditor and 
dry goods 


Henderson W H, senator 

Hoffinan Julius, assessor 

Hyman J, dry goods, clothing und fancy 
goods 

Jacobs & Sultan, grocers 

Keeley J V, agt W, I° & Co and county 
commissioner 

Kline Lewis, brewery and liquors 

Lawson Mrs E, meat market 

Mandich Alex, fruits and groceries 

Mathews Geo C, physician 

McFadden Mrs James, restaurant 

Meyers Charles F, postmaster 

Morton E F, bootmaker 

Mott, Fish & Co, hardware 

Myers J & Bro, dry goods 

Nesbitt J & Bro, general merchandise 

Nichols F C, dentist 

Osborne Chas, assayer 

Patchon C H, district attorney 

Pierson Mrs James, hotel 

“PIOCHE WEEKLY RECORD,” 
Record Publishing Co publishers 

Poujade T C, general merchandise 

RECORD PUBLISHING CO, publish- 
ers ** Pioche Weekly Kecord’ 

Riepe Richard, restaurant 

Rives Henry, district judge 

Roeder John, general merchandise 

Saunders T, grocer 

SHERWOOD 0 P, sheriff 

Shier J, druggist 

Stein Charles, liquors 

Stewart W D & Co, forwarders 

Turner E D, constable and lodgings 

Veitch Alex, saddler and county com- 
missioner 

Wahe Mrs K, lodgings 

Welland Henry, general merchandise 

Wertheimer L, clothier and notary 


public 

Wertheimer & Gear (L V Wertheimer 
and Hall F Gear), books, stationery 
and varieties 


PYRAMID. 


Roop County. A post-office, 32 miles 
northeast of Reno. Population 100. 


Barber S R, contractor 

Clark Harry, machinist 

Drayowick Antone, contractor 

Dukinson F OC, farmer 

HYMERS J, hotel and deputy post- 
master 


Monroe Bros, hotel 
Pyramid Co-operative Co 
Sterrett A, hotel 
Whitehead John, farmer 


"RENO. 


WasHoE County. <A post, express and 
telegraph office. The county seat. 
Situated on the Central Pacific R. R., 
at its junction with the Virginia and 
Truckee R. R., 155 miles from Sacra- 
mento and 31 miles from Carson City. 
Population 1,500, Reno has been 
twice visited by serious conflagrations, 
which have each time completely 
devastated the business portion of the 
town; but it would appear that the 
development of the place has only 
been advanced by these disasters, for 
no town in the State enjoys such a 
steady growth, or presents a more 
substantial and beautiful appearance 
to-day architecturally. It is situated 
in quite a fertile valley, from which 
it derives much of its support. 


Abrahams Bros (A and L Abrahams), 


clothin: ° 
Aitken J F, wood 
ALLEN DAVID, attorney-at-law, 


Virginia: 

Allen Edward A, books and stationer 

Amity Lodge, No 8, K of P, C Ht Stod- 
dard sec 

ARCADE HOTEL, D McFarland propr 

Ash Morris, saloon 

Avery George W, constable 

Bailey W S, soap factor 

BA IDGE J P (Knowles & Bain- 
bridge), Commercial Row 

Baker Charles, saloon 

BALCH D W, president N& ORR 
Co, Plaza 

Barker D H, surveyor 

Barnes A H, propr Golden Eagle Hotel 

Barnett Isaac, dry goods 

Barnett Thomas, boots and shoes and 
gents’ furnishing goods 

Basch Frederick, hardware 

Beamer S, undertaker 

Beck H H (H H Beck & Co) 

Becker George, saloon and brewery 

Becker Jacob, saloon 

Belz John, barber 

CHAS T, castier First Na- 
tional Bank, 22 Commercial Row 
DAVID A, president First 

National Bank, 22 Commercial Row 

a Wm, physician county hos- 


' pita 
Berry W F (Manning & Berry) 
Bishop S, physician county hospital 


PRISON CELLS, 


Fences and Beidge Work, 
287 Main Street, ws. F. 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


NKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


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akeley (] eley & Stoddard) DEPOT HO » Chamberlain & . 
o Blakeley & Stoddard (A C Blakeley and} son Ribbit Depot SUN SEY = 
S C A Stoddard), groceries DeVall Thomas H, saloon 
; BOADMAN WM M, attorney-at-law, | Dickens & Harrison (\V H Dickens and | FF 
| i rabies pos k & Co) ee waltlel) grocerics wo 
° ole Davi ec 0 ickens W H (Dickens & Harri 
Bonnotte: V, French Hotel Dodge David i Vaviation guiani 
8 Bowman John, attorney-at-law Earl DW & Co (DW Earl and Sisson, = 
a Boyd D B, county treasurer Crocker & Co), forwarding and com- r 4 
a | Bragg C A & Co, lumber ‘ mission merchants 
©| BR KINS CHAS J, pianos, organs, | Evans Bros (Alvaro, J N and A A) = 
3 stationery, candy factory and toys, | Evans Orlando, propy Pollard House r 
Virginia Evans Pierce, attorney-at-law 
ra, BUT ER EP (Cook & Butler), cor rene web K, general merchandise @M 
ierra and i ‘idelity Lodge, No 5, 1OG T, J F Ait- 
, Butterfield David D, carpenter kens sec 
fe) | chin Wear, sttomey-at law Beri tren CHL Beater Giatibe 
, attorney-at-law ender pres, Chas ‘ Bender cashier, 
CAPITAL SALOON, Robert H Row} 22 Odnitercial How ; 
proprietor, 17 Commercial Row FISH HENRY LI, notary public and 
be A weoatt Harmon Seminary, BR iodine 22 Commercial Row r -4 
erkeley, Cal ogg George H, meat market 
= ee eee Nas aA school Coa enon C, flour-mill and salt 0 
aughlin » horseshoer works 
SI CHAMBERLAIN W R (Chamberlain | Fowle J E, harnessmaker 
ae] & Clawson), Depot Fraser Andrew, propr Reno Foundry 
Chase C C (Chase & Thyes) Rees Isaac, watchmaker and jew- 
Chase & Thyes (C C Chase and H J|_ eer 
a Thyes), gaihon ( Frey Joseph, chairman Board of Super- 
~2| Chiclovich E (E Chiclovich & Co) visors 
Chiclovich E & Co (E Chiclovich and | Frisch Charles J, saloon : 
a L Radovich), saloon FULTON RL, editor and proprietor 
@ | Clark Allen J groceries ‘Reno Gazette,” Sierra 
Clark C W, ante Gale Wm §S, barber 
CLAWSON A (Chamberlain & Claw- GILSON JOHN §, real estate agent, 
son), Depot irginia 


: Goeggel Wm, watchmaker 
CLIFFORD SETH OW, idl Row. tor) Golden Engle Hotel, A H Barnes propr 
co ATS MT, propr Goats’ Davern Goodman Mrs Amelia, millinery and 
Ceri Wes Ty painter Gradl Mis Lane, Bolkory 
CONDON J _F (Reno Lumber Co), cor | Grove Elbridge K, photographer 


Lake and Plaza Gunther John B, harnessmaker 
rpceenes Giepnens ity Ang Hall G E, bootmaker 

onroy James, propr Coats ouse Hall J (Hall & Painter) 
COOK & BUT ER, (F A Cook and} Hall & Painter (J Hall and J M Pain- 


EK P Butler), photographers, cor Si-| ter), groceries 
erra and 3d ‘ Hammersmith N O, barber 
COOK F A (Cook & Butler), cor Sierra| HAMMOND & WILSON (M Ham- 
and 3d ‘ mond and J Wilson), livery stable, 
Cookes Mrs J F, lodging-house Commercial Row 
Cossitt H B, attorney-at-law 


HARNEY MISS MARY A, millinery 
COUCH MRS MARGARET, board-| and dressmaker 

ing-house, Centre Harris & Leake (Mrs W Harris and 
Courtois Charles, Reno Planing-mill Miss L Leake), lodging-house 
Danron Joe, fruits and confectionery Harris Mrs Wilmot (Harris & Leake) 


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© | Davis ES, U S surveyor Harrison M (Dickens & Harrison) 
Ay Davis Harris, cigars and tobacco Harrison Robert, drayman 

Dawson A, physician in charge of | Hartung Otto, bakery 
je] State Insane Asylum Hatch Rev E B, clergyman (Baptist) 
S DE BELL JOSEPH, watchmaker, 21 | Hawkins Mrs Eleanor, restaurant 
— Virginia Haydon T E, attorney-at-law 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., snctzest't2,,, JEWELERS, ™energe 
1248 Nevada—Reno. 


Hewlett Mrs AS, lodging-house Lewis Louis, second-hand furniture 
Higgins H W, agtC PR Rand V & T| Lindley Alfred, gen mdse 
R Lindsay R H, attorney-at-law 

Hofmann Wm, Washoe Brewery Lodge No—, AOU W, F McRae sec 
HOGAN HH, physician and editor | Loomis Charles A, dry goods 

‘‘Plaindealer,”” Commercial Row LUIGI DELLA PIAZZA, saloon, Vir- 
Hogan S _H, physician inia 
Hohenschild Henry (S M Jamison & Co) LUKE WM J, blacksmith, cor 4th 


Hclesworth George, carpenter and Sierra 
Hoy John, constable and propr Ohio | Macdonald Frank H, mgr W U Tel Co 
ouse Manning A H (Manning & Berry) 
HOY ROBERT H, Capitol Saloon, | MANNING A H, treasurerN&O R 
17 Commercial Row R Co, Plaza 
Hutchins F, physician Ba Berry (AH Manning and 
Hymers T K, livery stable W F Berry), gen mdse 


I O OF Lodge, No 14, F C Updike sec | WARSHALL IB, attorney-at-law, C 


Jacobs Solomon, tailor P RR attorney, Commercial Row 
Jamison L (S M Jamison & Son) Martin C S, real esate and insurance 
Jamison S M, postmaster MARTINONI PETER Swiss Hotel, 


bey ye S ak or (S M t amison and H| Virginia 

ohenschild), dry goods ‘ -filer, Virgini 

Jamison S M & Son (S M and L Jami- MASSON LOUIS B artist. we 
son), cigars and tobacco a McFAR D D, propr Arcade Eutel 

Jenney Rev W R, clergyman (Episcopal) | McFarland J L, blacksmith 

Jones Charles W, general collector McINTOSH J A (Reno Lumber Co) 

vones Mrs Mary A, propr Reno Ex-] cor Lake and Plaza t 
change f McKenney John W, blacksmith 

Julian & Waldo (T V Julian and H A| Meyer Envi, cigars and tobacco 


Waldo), attorneys-at-law Mount St Mary’s Acad - 
Julian T V (Julian & Waldo) patios Mary. Dolores ianetienge abel 
; Kennely Tim, propr Central Hotel Murren Jacob, saloon 
KING GEORGE A, secretary N & O/ Myers John F, druggist 
R RCo, Plaza wie Myers Samuel, carpenter 
King Samuel D, superior judge Nadon A, blacksmith 
Kinny Charles M, barber Nathan Morris, clothing 
Kittrel John R&, attorney-at-law Neale AO, furniture 
Kline Fred, harnessmaker Needham Wm L, furniture 
Kline Jacob, harnessmaker NEVADA & OREGON BR R CO, D 


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KNOWLES & ee v g| W Balch ae ee George A King 
Pelton manager,stoves, hardware and ieee »A Anning: treasurer, 


WACHHORST “intcncks at thort nouce. OLS J Street, Sacramento, Cal. 


tinware, Commercial Row a My r i 
KNOWLES J § (Knowles & Bain- NEVADA STATE OURNAL, d 
bridge), Commercial Row WAUG CONE ANG RIO RERENNE) 
Knox H L W, propr Lake House NEVADA THEATER, M Hammond 
Knox W_N, insurance agent and J Wilson proprietors, Commercial 

Kolster Fred, tailor Row 
Kraus Henry P, cigars and tobacco Nugent Rev E, clergyman (Mount St 
Lachman & Cahan (D Lachman and S| Mary’s Church) 

Cahan), clothing ODETT JOSEPH, manager Lafayette 
Lachman D (Lachman & Cahan) House, Commercial Row 
LAFAYETTE HOUSE, J Odett, Com- | Osburn RK F (Osburn & Shoemaker) 

mercial Kow OSBURN R §, county clerk 
Lake House, HL W Knox Osburn & Shoemaker (R F Osburn and 
Lake M C (H H Beck & Co) John Shoemaker), druggists 
Laycock P F, painter Painter J M (Hall! & Painter) 
Leadbetter E C, fruits and produce PALACE HOTEL, F Perkins and Al 
Leake Miss L (Harris & Leake) White proprietors, cor Commercial 
LEE L W, livery and feed stables, cor} and Center 

4th and Sierra PARROTT MATT A, gunsmith, Vir- 
Leonard J G, dentist ginia 
Levy F & Bro (F and S Levy), dry| Pavilion N S A M and MS, C CSteven- 

to goods son propr 
| Levy F and S (F Levy & Bro) Pavola Frederick, bootmaker 


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Nevada—Reno. 1249 

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Pechnur David, barber Waggoner F R, physici 
PELTON J 8, manager Knowles & Waldo HA(J tian & Waldo) 

Bainbridge, Commercial Row WALKER W A, sheriff 
PE RKI NS F RAN K (Perkins & | Ware Silas BE, bootmaker 

hite), cor Commercial and Centre | Watson J oseph, bootmaker 

Perkins Geo E, saloon and gen mdse Welch Samuel E, restaurant 
Perkins & White, hotel Whitaker Bishop O W, principal Bishop 
Pine Dan H, hotel - Whitaker's School for Girls 

PLAINDEALER,” H H Hogan ed- WHITE AL (Perkins & White), cor 


itor, Commercial Row Commercial and Centre 


Streets, §. F. 


Pollard House, Orlando Evans propr White Miss Nellie F 
@! Pollard Joseph D, meat maria ‘ Williams John By rebon ee ‘biditoe 
= POWNING COC, editor and proprietor | Wilson & Steele, ice 
=) Nevada State Journal ” Wintermantel L, saloon 
& be ead Mrs J ee millinery Wo.fe John, bootmaker 
urdie George, tailor Women’s Christian T: Uni 
S| PYRAMID HOUSE, 8 W ciiford,| _ Miss Neto F Witene 
ommercial Row oung Wm H, justice of the peace 
Queen R E, druggist Zieyler Chas 
= Quinn John J, hardware and stoves oy Se Rebets iol 
xr) eat t (E ea ae & Co) 
S a In mee » district attorney, ARC ADE H TEL 
eR Reno Chapter 0 
pter R A M,No 7, W A 
Walker sec H 
"S| Reno Engine Co No 1 Commercial Row, Reno, 
= Reno Foundry, Andrew Fraser propr NEVADA, 
Reno Gas Co, M C Lake pres, B F Leete 
2] sec D. McFARLAND..... Proprietor. 
He ety, tree not ty, 28 coe 
_ weekly), ‘fulton proprietor an 
ba ilitor, Sierra ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. 
is Reno Lodge No 13, F and A M, H T = 
eejt| Reno Lodge No 19, 100 F, RF Hoy| OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. 
CN sec 
_| RENO LUMBER (C0 (J F Condon and 
r J A McIntosh), cor Lake and Plaza JOSEPH De BELL 
“RENO TIMES” (daily), TV Julian : 
and H A Waldo publishers PRACTICAL 


Reno Water Works, Evans Bros proprs 


Ruhe Henry, Reno Market WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER. 


Salter Richard, City Hotel 
patties w, La las r 
antic ders, handi F Ae, j 
Shacnand berry, general merchandise | Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty, 
Shoemaker John (Osburn & Shoemaker) 
Silver Star Mills, H H Beck & Co 


All work skillfully done, and warranted. Ma- 


Smith John F, blacksmith sonic Marks and Templar Crosses made to order. 
Smith M J, wagonmaker susget : 
Smith Richmond, agt W, F & Co 81 Virginia Bt. West Side, 
Stoddard C A (Blakeley & Stoddard) RENO, NEVADA. 


Sunderland John, boots and shoes 
Temple Mrs S A, millinery 


Tall Pullip J, focnieuee PHOTOGRAPHERS. 
Reet Thomas, propr William/T7PR SIZE PORTRAITS 


EK POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 


Truckee Lodge, No 14,10 OF, FC IN 
Updike sec CRAYON OR COLORS. 
Updike F C, painter cooxt & BUTLUBSR, 
J Varian C 8, attorney-at-law Cor. Third and Sierra, RENO, NEV. 
b=y | Wager W D, dentist 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, St'S tr? Gato Ken: Mickery, Maple, Cherry eta 


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‘GUHSINGOA AMEN 
‘ONICGTING MOTT MAIN 


CENTER ST., RENO 


” Everything First-Clhes in all Partiediavs, | 
Particular ATTENTION paid to TRANSIENT Guests, 


TERMS, $1.50 PER DAY. 
Board, with Rooms, $7.00 to $8.00 per Week. 


FRANK PERKINS. AL. WHITE. 


PALACE 


Hotel and Restaureut 


PERKINS & WHITE, Proprietors. 
Cor. Center Street and Commercial Row, Reno, Nev. 


CONDUCTED ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN! 
NEWLY FITTED UP AND ELEGANTLY FURNISHED. 


Reno Lumber Company} MARY A. HARNEY, 
conpon & memrose, | MILLINER AND DRESSMAKER. 


Wholesale and Retail Dealers in 


LUMBER, WOOD, SHINGLES, NEW STOCK OF 


Millinery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, 
HAY AND GRAIN, Hose, Ruchings, Zephyrs, 


Building Materials, Doors, Sash, Canvas, Germantowns 
Blinds, Mouldings, Etc. 09 and Notions. 
East Side Depot Hotel, Store, Barnett’s Block, West side Virginia St., 


RENO, NEVADA. RENO, NEVADA. 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgomery Streets & B 


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Pistols and Ammunition, Breech and Muzzle-Loading Shot Guns, Fishing Tacklo, ' | 
Flasks, Shot Pouches, Wostenholm’s Pocket Cutle ty, Eloy’s Caps, Wads, atc mt *eindle ae 
Breech-Loading Ammunition. Orders by Mail or Express promptly attended to, 
All work guaranteed and done in 9 workinanlike manner. 


East Side of Virginia Street, Reno, Nevada. 


REVEILLE. 


Nye County. A post-office, 68 miles 
southeast of Belmont and 32 miles 
southeast of Tybo; population 60. 


Bianchi J..e, saloon 

Clarke Geo EK, general merchandise 
Continental S M Co 

Everette & Driscvil, saloon 

Gila SM Co, mill and mining 

Hawes Mrs, hotel 

Kerwood J C, meat market and stable 
NORRIS JOHN E, postmaster 

Stroh A, saloon 


RIOVILLE. 


Lrncotn County, A post-office. 


BONELLI DANIEL, postmaster and 
general merchandise, hay, grain, etc 


ROYAL CITY. 


Lixcotn County. Post-office Bristol. 


Adelman A, butcher 

DROLETTE RB. saloon 
Hook BF, supt Pay Day Mining Co 
McNally John, supt Day Mining Co 
Mulcahy Mrs, restaurant 

Roeder D, general merchandise 
Weed George F, mining recorder 


RUBY HILL. 


Eureka County. A post and express 
office, situated about 2 miles from Eu- 
reka and has two churches, a good 
school house and Miners’ Union Hall, 
Its population is about 2,000, princi- 
pally miners. A very creditabienews- 
paper, the Ruby Hill Mining News, is 

ublished once a week giving the min- 
ing and other news of the day and is 
jastly popular with the people. 


MATT. A. PARROTT, 


PRACTICAL GUNSMITH 


Colt’s, Smith & Wesson’s, Sharp’s, 


San Francisco. 


1251 


AND DEALER IN 


Winchester, Burgess’ and 
Ballard RIFLES, 


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Berryman Edward, restaurant 

Bryant Wn, saloon 

Fassett C M, druggist 

Harrub Walter B, propr Ruby Hill 
Water Works 

Horen Mrs M E, restaurant 

Karanaugh Mrs Minnie, boarding-house 

Kearney M L, saloon : 

Kuchel Jacob, meat market 

Kyle James, saloon 

Lambert J W, postmaster, agt W, F & 
Co and gen mdse 

Longabaugh Seth, saloon 

Mau Ernest, groceries 

McLaughlin D J J, justice of p2ace 

Metemoras Mining Co, John McNaugh- 
ton supt 

Mickel C M, groceries 

Mn fett John, saloon 

Northey Wm, saloon 

Pajarola A (Tam & Pajaro!a) 

Pearn Henry H, bootmaker 

Penrose W J, constable 

Porter Rev Fred, clergyman (Methodist) 

Ratcliff Henry, pres Miners’ Union 

Roberts Edward, saloon 

Roth Edward, physician 


“RUBY HILL MINING NEWS,” 
(weekly), Walter L Marsden editor 
and proprietor, Main 

Ruby Hill Water Works, Walter B 
Harrub propr 

Seney J H, barber 

Stephens James H, saloon 

Sweeney James, lodging-house 

Tam J (Tam & Pajarola) 

Tam & Pajarola (J Tam and A Pajarola), 
bakery 

Tassell George, bootmaker 

Tray Mrs Wm, millinery and dressma- 
king 

Trofatter Ed, hotel 

Wales Consolidated Mining Co, Griff J 
Griffiths supt 


WERRY THOMAS, boarding-house, 
Main 


and 20 Spear St., 


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Eiko County. A post-office, 
Fl | SHORT 3 F, postmaster 


RYE PATCH. 


Humsoitpt County. A post, express 
and telegraph office; on the Central 
Pacific R. f (Truckee Division), 51 
miles from Winnemucca and 119 
miles from Reno. Population 75. 


Borland John, ngt for Wells, Fargo & 
CoandCPR 
BORLAND ROBT B, hotel and gene. 


ral merchandise 


SAFFORD. 


Evrexa County. Post-office Gerald.. 
Situated 2 mles rth of Gerald. 
Population about - ». Located here 
isa very promising mine, the Onon- 
daga, from which at peeent writing 
large quantities of rich ore are being 
shipped to Salt Lake for reduction. 
The other principal mines located 
here are Contention, Illinois, Granoli, 
Key West, and Mohawk. Safford 
bids fair to be one of the best mining 
camps in the State. 


Fregonning Wm, restaurant 

Tyson Joseph, assayer and mining oper- 
ator 

Walker Jonathan, saloon 


ST. CLAIR. 


Cuurcuitt County. A post-office; 18 
miles southwest of Stillwater and 22 
miles southeast of Wadsworth. Pop- 
ulation 75. 


& BARRON, general mer- 
chandise and postmaster 
Allen J W, supt school 
| Allen L, district attorney 
| Bond J W, justice of peace 
| Danielson J A, assessor 
| Small F, constable 
Thelcur H, county commissioner 


| SHEEPHEAD. 


| Roop County. A post-office; 80 miles 
| north of Reno. 


Bonhan J T. saloon 


BONHAN MRS J T, postmistress and 


general merchandise 


H. WACHHORST "2 ro2een.Grene" 315 


Sutcliff James, hotel 


PRISON CELLS, wo-'ee3"s 


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1252 Nevada—Ruby Valley-Soda Springs. 


Murphy & Lunigus, Buffalo Salt Works | EsmzraLpa County. Post-oftice Belle- 


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SHERIDAN. 


Dovetas County. <A_ post-office; 8 
miles from Genoa. 

Bell Wm, blacksmith 

Golden Julius, general merchandise 

MAXWELL i. postmaster 

McDonald J E, hotel 

Quinn Martin, blacksmith 

Reed G, bortmaker 

TUCKE CASPER, general merchan- 
dise and postmaster 


SILVER CIIY. 


A post, express and telegraph office; 3 
miles from Virginia City, and 4 miles 
from Dayton. Population about 200. 
There are two churches, a school- 
house and public hall located here. 

Angels Joseph F, livery stable 

Bennett Miss Eliza, Silver City Hotel 

Courts A HE, lodging-house 

Danforth Andrew J, keeper Devil’s Gate 
Toll-Gate 

Fitzgerald Miss Mary, resta irant 

Frett Mathias, saloon and hotel 

Geyer a saloon 

Gier John W, agt W, F & Co and post- 
master 

Hall C B (Noyes & Hall) 

Harris Harvey, assayer 

Metcalf Reuben, toll-gate keeper 

Munckton Joseph, saloon 

Noyes & Hall (L D Noyes and C B Hall), 
saloon 

Noyes L D (Noyes & Hall) 

RIPLEY SAMUEL, general merchan- 
dise, Main 

Schramm George, bootmaker 

Stock Wenzer, bakery 

Valtat Louis, saloon 

Villette Frank, barber 

tie Theodore, supt French Quartz 

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Wey George, meat market 


SLOUGH STATION. 


CHURCHILL County. Post-office Hill, 
9 miles southwest of Stillwater. 


HILL & GRIMES, farmers 
SMOKE CREEK. 


Roop Country. Post-office Buffalo 
Meadows. 
Winters G D, stock raiser 


SODA SPRINGS, 


ville. An express and telegraph 


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21 miles from Candelaria, 


Allen Samuel, carpenter and builder 

Barrett Joseph, suloon 

Brazzanovich M, sulphur and borax 
baths 

Davis J P, Bropr sola springs 

Esmeralia Copper Co’s smelting Works, 
G L Center supt 

Hearty James, carpenter 

Knapp & Laws (S A Knapp and RJ 
Laws), general merchandise, agts W, 
F & Co and U S Stage C.. 

Krestello P, bootmaker 

Little Chas, carpenter 

McKenna John, notary public 

Nash O 8, saloon 

Nibecker A S, sb and passenger 
agent and telegraph operator 

Schwartz M & Co, general merchandise 

Sheets A N, painter and paperhanger 

Stanstield Wm, freighter and blacksmith 

Sulphur and Borax Baths, M Brazza- 
novich propr 

Walsh M J, carpenter and builder 

Warren James, painter and paperhanger 

Webber Fred, barber 


STAR. 


Lincotn County.  Post-office Lewis, 
Lander County. 

Cozzens D, butcher 

Dennis J F, attorney-at-law 

Felix C, hotel 

Finley J N, saloon 

Grestle J, general merchandise 

Hill Joseph, general merchandise 

MURPHY ta MES, general merchan- 
dise 

Ramadale S, general merchaudise 

Sweet George, hotel 


STEAMBOAT SPRINGS. 


Washo County. A post and telegraph 
office on the Virginia and Truckee 
R. R., 114 miles trom Reno and 194 
miles from Carson. 


MOELLER C F, proprietor Steamboat 
Springs Hotel and postmaster 


STILLWATER. 


Cuurcnit, County. A post and tele- 
graph office, 48 miles from Wads- 
worth. 

Brannion Robert, justice of the peace 

Cambers J J, county recorder 

Daniels H, constable 

Doane S A, coroner 


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KAISER (, general merchandise 

Kent I N, county clerk 

i Wn, county treasurer 

Pike H_A, attorney-at-law 

RICHARDS J W, postmaster and tel- 
egraph operator 

Sanford J M, hotel and saloon 

Springer David, stock raiser 

Springer J, county commissioner 
alker J T, sheriff 


SUTRO. 

Lyon County. A post and express 
office. Takes its name from the fa- 
mous Sutro Tunnel; is 34 miles south 
of Dayton, 5 miles from Virginia, and 
contains at present a population of 
about 200, 

Angel F A & Co, general merchandise 

Bonanza Hotel, B Moran propr 

Bonham H W, postmaster 

Campbell J L, reat market 

Davis L, bakery 

Donnelly & Co, liquors 

Ebner M, saloon 

Kelly Michael, boarding-honse 

McGurn Thomas R, gen mdse 

Moran Barney, boarding-house 

O'Donnell John, saloon 

Richards B, barber 

Shaw George, saloon 

Summerfiell A, gen mdse 

Thompson Mrs Caroline, hoarding-house 

S & V Stage Co, Geo Barton propr 


TECOMA. 


Exo .County. A post, express and 
telegraph office on the Central Pacific 
R. R. (Salt Lake Division), 61 miles 
from Wells. Population 75. 

Hudnall M P, hotel 

MALLETT RH, postmaster and agent 
CPR R and Wells, Fargo & Co 

Maynahan P, gen mdse 

White Alex, sheep raiser 


TEM PIUTE. 


Lincotn County. A post-office. 


McBIRNEY JAMES, 


TOANA. 


Eko County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, on the Central Pa- 
cific R. R. (Salt Lake Division). Is 
182 miles from Ogden and 93 miles 
from Eiko, the county seat. Chief 
support mininy, silver, gold and cop- 
per. Population about 150. 


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Hardy E 0, windmills 
Johnson Wesley, propr Railroad House 
ba J F, propr Emigrant Dining 


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Parker Lou, forwarding and commission 
merchant 
O’Brennan J D, foreman section house 


TUSCARORA. 

Exko County. A post, express ond 
telegraph office, on the Owyhee River 
Slope, within 4 miles of the river and 
about 50 miles from Elko by st 
The trip being entirely by daylight 
over a good road and by fine coaches, 
is a very enjoyable ride. Altitude 
7,200 feet. There are seven mines now 
in Gpetetten and turning out bullion 

t the rate of about $150,000 silver 
per month. There is one church, a 
good school building, a grammar 
school, an Odd Fellows’ and Masonic 
Halls, and a theatre. The surround. 
ing country affords good agricultural, 
grazing and hayland. At the present 
writing the town looks prosperous 
and the future bright. Population 
about 1,000. 


Abbott Charles E, attorney-at-law and 
notary public 

Altube Peter (Gerber & Altube) 

Argente Sea, ed John E Dixon supt 

Barnard L M (McKay & Barnard) 

Barrett J M (Barrett & Witham) 

Barrett & Witham (John M Barrett and 
GW Witham), blacksmiths 

Belle Isle Mining Co, EM Chapin supt 

Black Mrs R, dressmaker 

Bliss Mrs L M, Cottage House 

Brown Mrs A W, lodying-house 

Cather L M, stationery, cigars and 
tobacco 

Chagnon F E, mgr W U Tel Co 


C ONS & ROSEBERRY (W W | 0 


Clemmons and J B Roseberry), car- 
riage and wagonmaker, Front 

CLEMMONS W (Clemmons & Rose- 
berry), Front 

Cockbin Thos H, barber 

Collins Colby, gen mdse 

Cornucopia Lodge No 29, 10 O F, John 
McNulty sec 

DALLAS A J, Cabinet Saloon, Weed 

Daly Mrs R F, restaurant and lodging 

Dove James (Jack & Dove) 

Drake Frank N, physician 

Edwards Hall, Mrs Julia F Edwards 
propr 


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Engler Louis, saloon 

Ennor W H (Woodruff & Ennor), dry 


‘oods 

FAIRCHILD OL ©, postmaster and 
editor ‘“Times-Review,”” Weed 

ag eben furniture 

Fisk A W, attorney-at-law 

Geisselman Mrs R M, lodging-house 

George Eli, lodging-house and saloon 

Gerber A (Gerber & Altube) 

Gerber & Altube (A Gerber and Peter 
Altube), meat market 

Grand Prize Mining Co, John E Dixon 


supt 
‘Gronosky L, saloon 
. | Ham David (Sayles & He: 1) 


Harvell H A, constable 

Haws C M, harness and saddles 

Hill Mra E A, dressmaker 

Hogle L I, lodging-house 

Houser Charles, bakery 

Huntsman L M, lodging-house and ba- 


ker 
Huyck Wn, blacksmith 
Independence Mining Co, W C Price 


supt 
Jacke & Dove (John Jack and James 
Dove), Tuscarora Foundry 
Jack John (Jack & Dove) 
JEFFERY;C J (E S Yates & Co), Weed 
ae Rev GT, clergyman (Metho- 
ist 
Johnson Robert, hardware 
Jones Miss Ida M, fruits and candies 
Mahoney J L, attorney-at-law 
McAlister W N, saloon 
McKay & Barnard (Charles McKay and 
L R Barnard), saloon 
KeKay Charles (McKay & Barnard) 
McMaster Mrs R, millinery and dry 
goods 
ly John, druggist 
McNULTY JOHN, saloon, Weed 
Munter Charles, clothing and dry goods 
Navaho Mining Co, W C Price supt 
North Belle Isle Mining Co, E M Cha- 


in supt 
Y, Emel H 
Scherzberg propri.tor, Weed 
Parker G A, deputy sheriff 
Peltier G W & Co (G W Peltier), general 
merchandise 
Plunkett T C, restaurant and justice of 
peace 
Price W C, supt Navaho Mining Co 
Primeaux A, general merchandise 
Richardson C A, barber 
Rogers W W, prin grammar school 
Rose A A, saloon 
ROSEBERRY J B (Clemmons & Rose- 
berry), Front 
Sayles G (Sayles & Ham) 


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EMEL H, Owyhee| Waller A B, druggist 

rewery, Weed Ward Hank, saloon = 

Smith Mart, agt W, F & Co Wilkens Mra I V, music teachor r 4 
Steffens Christopher, bootmaker Wilson Frederick, feed stable 

Thibodo A J, physician ; Winning Alex, fruits ” 

“ . VIEW ” (daily), O L.C| Witham G W (Barrett & Witham) Cc 

Fairchild editor and proprietor, West | Woodruff E (Woodruff & Ennor) 

Main Woodruff & Ennor (E Woodruff and W a 
maple C, restaurant H Ennor), dry gocds > 
Tolman Cy, saloon YATES ES§ (ES Yates & Co), Weed 
Tschuty John, barber YATES 58 & CO (ES Yates and CJ |B 
Tuscarora Lodge, No21,F&AM, Ed| Jetfery), jewelry, sewing machines 

L McMahan sec and guns, Weed 0 
Tuscarora Lodge, No 30,100 F, KS m 

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W. W. CLEMMONS, J. B. ROSEBERRY. 0 

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KILBOURNE GEORGE 0, postmaster 
| TYBO. 


Nye County. A post and express office, 
100 miles by stage from Eureka; pop- 
ulation 260, 


Bohle H, brewery 
Gilmore Bros, saloon 
| Kraus Albert, saloon 
Luse L S, restaurant 
Gukes Geo, butcher 
Page & Donnel, livery stable and sad- 
dlery 
Trowbridge N S & Co, gen mdse 
STREITBERGER C B, general mer- 
chandise 
Turin Geo, saloon 


Tybo Consolidated Mill & Mining Co 
UNION. 


Nye County. Post: office Ione City. 


Peace J, constable 
Osborn C §, constable 
Reese S W, constable 


VERDI. 


315 J St., Sacramento, Cal. 


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telegraph office, on the Central Pacific 
R. a (Truckee Divisioi:), 10 miles 
from Reno and 25 miles from Truckee. 


BACON B F, general merchandise, 
ostmaster, agent C P R R and 

W, F & Co and telegraph operator 

Barman I H, hotel and saloon 

Faxwell N J, saloon 

Katz & Henry, saw-mill and flume 

WM, hotel and farmer 
Verdi Planing Mill Co 
Wood Mrs Ann, dressmaker 


VIRGINIA CITY, 


Storey Covurity. A post, express and 
telegraph cffice, Situated on the 
side of Mount Davidson at an avernge 
elevation of 6,150 feet, 52 miles by the 
Virginia and Truckee R. R. from 
Reno (junction with Central Pacific) 
and 21 miles from Carson City., Pop- 
ulation 11,000. 

The elevated position of this world- 
renowned city is always a source of con- 
solation to its inhabitants, for in truth 
its climate is invariably bracing and 
delightful and never oppressive. The 


the Rarest in the 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO,, Stx73"s.2eaceere 


Nevada—Twin River-Virginia City. 


Sutro Tunnel will also be a source of 
future wealth to this historic locality 


Nye County. A post-office, 130 miles) when mining men come down to the 


working of the lower grade ores. It 
takes considerable reflection to realize 


the magnitude of this vast tunnel enter- | 


prise, its cost and the scientific skill 
necessary to bring it to completion. 
It is four miles in length, terminating 
at Sutro, at the foot of the range. Its 
history is of great interest, and visitors 
to the Pacific Coast should not fail to 
inspect it, as it is one of the greatest 
triumphs of modern engineering. 


ADKISON D O (Orndorff & Adki- 
son), 16 South C 

Adkison D O, postmaster, 21 South C 

Aiken P J, physician, 54 South C 

Alena iss Lou, art studio, 53’South 


Ambur Oliver O, groceries, i3 South C 

Anderson Miss Jane, lodging-house, 73 
South C 

Anthony Ferdinand, bookbinder, 63 
South C 

AREND HENRY, California Brew- 
ery, 52 South D 

as Mrs Mary, millinery, 1084 South 


Armbrust Bernard (Fritzmier & Arm- 
brust), 27 North C 

Armer H and M (M Armer & Co), 16 
South C 


Wasuor County. A post, express and , Armer M & Co (H and M Armen), cigars 


and tobacco, 14 South C 

Aude Francis L, attorney-at-law, 62 
South C 

Bailey W S, meat market, 31 South C 


Baird Mrs Leticia, lodging-house, 30 


Sutton ave 

Baker Henry, saloon, 4 South D 

Baker J npn (Henry Dietz & Co), 114 
Scath C 

ot ig Mrs S D, fancy goods, 108 South 


Bank C A, tzilor, 60 Union 


Banner Bros (i P and V Banner), cloth- 


ing, cor C and Taylor 

Baptist Church, 119 South C 

Barract Mrs Rose, lodging-house, 121 
South C 


Batchelder J K (Robinson, Stewart & 


Co), 170 South C 
Baumann Jacob (Eckhoff & Baumann), 
33 South C 


Beal AJ (A J Beal & Co), 100 South C 
Beal A J & Co (A J and Thomas L 
Beal), mines and mining property, 100 


South C 


Beal Thomas L (A J Beal & Co), 100 


~ South C 


Beals Thomas, notary public, 62 South 
Cc 


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Beck H S§, furniture, 115 South C 
Becker C C, groceries, 74 Scuth C 
~— E (Razalic & Beckert), 52 South 


Beebee Mrs C M, lodging-house, 21 
North C 

Beirke Frederick A, saloon, 63 South C 

Beiso Antonio, saloon, $9 North C 

Belknap C, attorney-at-law, 54 South C 

Bellani Peter, groceries, 65 North C 

Bender Wilson S, sec Ophir, Union, 
Sserra Nevada and Mexican Mining 
Co's, Carson 

Bergstein Henry, 21 North C 

— George T’,. groceries, 391 South 


203 Montgomery & 724 Market 


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Bevelugo Mme Refugio, fortune teller, 
4 North B 

Bigelow John IF, agt Nevada Bank 
(branch), 39 South C 

Bird Wm M, barber, 474 North C 

Biroth_ Robert, harnessmaker, 79 South 


C 
BLOCK D (D Block & Co), res San 


Francisco 


BLOCK D & CO (Joe Mandel and D 
Block), dry goods, 18 South C 

Boegle Fred, books and stationery, 48 
South C 

Booher T J, principal lst ward gram- 
mar school 

Booher W W,county supt public schools, 
Court House, South B 

Book W H (Moore & Book), 412SouthC 

Borlini August (Monaco & Borlini), 56 
South C 

Borusholelt John H, restaurant, 56 Un- 
ion 

Bradley John, chief of police, 95 North 


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BRENNAW WM M, comty recorder 
and auditor, Court House 

Brodeck R T, barter, 59 South C 

Bronson W535, physician, 66 South C 

Brown C M, fueniture and undcrtaker, 
30 South B 

Brown Conrad (Brown & Tassell), 66 
South C 

BROWN D L, cditor and proprietor 
of ‘Ihe Footlight,” 63 South C 

Brown John J, tinsmith, 24 North C 

Brown & ‘l'assell (Conrad Brown and 
John Tassell), boots and shoes, 66 
South C 

Brumsey J A, general fire insurance agt, 
45 South C 

Burke Bartholomew, blacksmith, 302 
South C and NW cor Taylor and B 

i Butch Leonard C, watchmaker, 80 
South C 

Butter E P (Waterhouse & Butter), 175 
Sonth © 


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Camous V (Cressen & Camous), 81 
North C 

Campbell Mrs F C, lodging-house, 1924 
South C 

Canavan Mathew, chairman county com- 
missioners, Court House, South B 

Carenaugh Mrs E, restaurant, 133-137 
South C 

Cavanaugh John, boarding and livery 
stable, 187 North C 


CHAPIN HENRY (, assistant ac- 
countant for Mackay & Fair, 10-16 
North E 

Chapman Allen, dentist, 150 South C 

Chase N W, barber, 136 South C 

Chatain E (Dazet & Chatain), groceries, 
Washington 


Chatelain Emile (Chatelain & Golden), 
30 South C 

Chatelain & Golden (E Chatelain and F 
Golden), watchmaker and jeweler, 30 
South C 

Chaumond Eugene, restaurant, 10 
North C ‘ 

Churchman Mrs Ney, dressmaker, Moli- 
nelli House 

Clark Mrs C H, stamping and dressmak- 
ing, £22 South C 

Clarke WH (W H Clarke & Co), 41 
South C 

Clarke W H & Co (W H Clarke), stock 
brokers, 41 South C 

Cleator Robert, boots and shocs, 24 
South C 

Cochran Robert, stoves and tinware, 93 
South C 

Cohen L (Cohen & Neth), 15 Worth C 

Cohen & Neth (L Cohen andG A Neth), 
barbers, 15 North C 

Cohn Mrs Alice, gent’s furnishing goods, 
21 North C 

Cohn E, clothing, 66 South C 


COLE A M, drugzist, $8 South C 

Coliins D B, physician, 63 South C 

Conboie & Co, undertakers, 88 South C 

Coun F M, physician, 693 South C 

Conn FW, physician, 90 South C 

Conner Mrs EK R, lodging-house, 84 
North C 

Cornwell Mrs Mary J, lodging-house, 39 
North C 

Cox John, saloon, 12 South GC 

CRANE ALEXANDEIR, lodging- 
house, 8 North C 

Crase John, saloon, 180 South C 

Cressen & Camous (G Cressen and V Ca- 
mous), French bakery, 81 North C 

Cressen G (Cressen & Camous), 81 
North C 

Crosby & Co (John J Crosby), wood and 
coal, 24 North C ; 

Crosby John J (Crosby * Co), 24 ivorth 
Cc 


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babar td Donovan (James Cummings 

and D D Donovan), saloon, 46 South U 

Cummings James (Cummings & Dono- 
van), 46 South C 

CURRIE GEORGE (, real estate and 

‘. employment office, 54 North C 

Currie John C, auction house, 25 
South C 

Dale Mrs Mary, 
North B 

Daley Jas L, hatter, 158 South C 

Daly James, saloon, 353 South C 

DaPallo Louis, fruits, 92 North C 

Dattlebaum Phillip, tailor, 62 Union 

Davidson Mrs E, dressmaker, 182 South 


Davis L R, merchant tailor, 84 North 


Dazet & Chatain (G B Dezet and E 
Chatain), wholesale liquor dealers, 
120 South C 

Dazet ing (Dazet & Chatain), 120 


Deal Wm E F, attorney-at-law, 44 


De Force J A, hatter, 146 South C 
Delaney Mrs Ellen, saloon, 1524 South C 


TY J CRY & Dele- 
hanty, & International Block 

Damling Joseph, groceries, 27 South C 

Derby Chauncy (Derby & Garhart), 44 
South B 

Derby & Garhart (C Derby and W Gar- 
hart), livery stable, 44 South B 


Dickson R R, carpenter, 38 North B 

Dietz Henry (Henry Dietz & Cu), 114 
South C 

Dietz Henry & Co (Henry Dietz and 
Jacob Baker), 114 South C 

Diehl Thomas R, fancy goods and stamp- 
ing, 148 South C 

Dietze Robert, bootmaker, 76 Union 

Dirks G L, lodging-house, 89 South C 

Donovan D D (Cummings & Donovan), 
46 South C 

Douglass Joseph M, broker, 50 South C 

Douglass J R (Duuglass & Thompson), 
50 South C 

Douglass & Thompson (J R_ Douglass 
and WmG Thompson), stock brokers, 
50 South C 

Dow Mrs Annie, lodging-house, 87 
South C 

Dowling Samuel (Wiegand & Co), 38 
North C ‘ 

Dunlop John CO, bakery and restaurant, 
100 South C 

Dunne P J, assessor, Court House, 
re id 

Dupas A, locksmith, 152 South C 

Eastman Rev George N, clergyman 
(Zpiscopal), South F 

Ebner Courad, bootinaker, 70 Taylor 


lodging-house, 57 


Eckhoff & Baumann (Wm Eckhoff & J 
Baumann), saloon, 33 South C 

Eckhoff Wm (Eckhoff & Baumann), 33 
South C 

ECKLEY JOHN W, agent Bank of 
California, 40 South C 

Edwards A L, notary public, 53 South C 

Egan John, bootmaker, 150 South C 

Elliott A B (Eliiott & Thomas), 53 
South C 

Elliott & Thomas (A B Elliott and R L 
z homas), attorneys-at-law, 53 South 


Elliott Vincent, fruits and produce, 28 
South C. 

Engels F H, physician, 70 South C 

‘s G CHRONICLE’”’ (daily), 
DE McUarthy proprietor and editor, 
37 South C 

FARNSWORTH CHARLES, cashier 
Bank of California, 40 Soutn C 

Ferguson Wm §, constable, 34 North C 

tlds be C, tailor, 97 South C 

Fiebush A, glazier, 1604 South C 

FIELDING E, melter Con- 
solidated Virginia Assay Office, 15 
North F 

Finch Thomas E, Palace Saloon, 7 
‘North C 

Finck E (Thomas Taylor & Co), 64 
South C_ 

FITZMIER & ARMBRUST(G A 
Fitzmier & B Armbrust), City Bakery 
and Restaurant, 27 North C 

Fitzmier G A (Fitzmier & Armbrust), 
27 North C 

Foley Morris, policeman, 95 North C 

Folsom L D, hay and grain, 343 South C 

Ford Patrick H, groceries, 54 South C 

FOX E (Gladding & Fox), 17 and 19 
South B 

Frankel L B, broker, 65 South C 

Franklin M J (Franklin & Schroeder), 
234 South C 

Franklin & Schroeder (M J Franklin & 
¥ Schroeder), saloon, 284 South C 

FRASER & CO (Simon and W A 


Fraser), saicon, 30 South C 


Fredrick House, M M Fredrick propr, , 


4 North C 

Fredrick M M, pioneer watchmaker 
and jeweler, 36 South 

Fredrick M M, propr Fredrick House, 
4 North © 

Fredricks Joseph, paints, oils and wall- 
paper, 43 South O . 

Freeman Edward, feed stable, 63 
North D. 

Friedman Marcus, cigars and tobacco, 
98 South C 

FULTON FOUNDRY, Charles Schole- 
field superintendent, 360 Soath C 

Gage WS (J C Hampton & Co), res 

San Francisco 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


CALVIN NUPTPFENG & BON. Proprictors. 


PIONEER IRON WORKS, 


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= Gains Mrs Susan J, restaurant, 154 | Hatch Wilson (Hatch Bros), 19 South C 


South C 
Garbner Geo F (Roman & Garbner), 82 
South C f 
Garhart W (Derby & Garhart), 44 
South B 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., Ship Plank, all kinds, ** Sad #rapseedt 


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Hayes & Nevin (Wm Hayes and Den- | U. 
nis Nevin), groceries, 51 South C ie 
Hayes Wm (Hayes & Nevin), 51 South C | amg 
Healy M IF, carriage-painter, 33 South C 
Heffron Thomas, restaurant, 9 Nort: U 


5 Gillig John, hardware, stoves and met-| Heinrich John F, restaurant, 115 uth C 
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als, 35 and 38 South C 
w| Gilligan M. boots and shoes, 68 South C 


and E Fox), blacksmiths and wagon- 

makers, 17 and 19 South B 
GLADDING J F (Gladding & Fox), 

17 and 19 South B 

South C 


South C 


South C 
cey), saloon, 62 South C 


Bros), 62 South C 
Graeher A, carpenter, 13 South B 


South C 


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324 South C 
Gray Mrs L A, dressm aker, 4 South B 


Henderson John, justice of peuce, 122 


Hennessy), 35 South C 

Henning George, librarian Odd Fellows 
Reading Room, 53 South C 

Henry Adam, barber, 128 South C 


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Golden Frank (Chatelain & Golden), 30 | Hertlein Frederick, saloon, 28 North C 


Higbee Benjamin, policeman, 95 North C ® 


Goldman Mrs Celia, lodging-house, 1024 HILES OGDEN (Stone & Hiles), dis- c 


trict attorney, 46 South C 


Goodfriend Isaac, furniture, 15 North B | Hill A and C (Hill Bros), 126 South C 
Gosse Theodore, Eureka Hotel, 287 | Hill Bros (A and C Hill), meat market, 


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Gracey Bros (Thomasand Robert Gra- | Hill George F (Thomas Taylor.& Co), 


64 South C 


Gracey Thomas and Robert (Gracey | Hill Wm H, sec Grand Lodge I 0 O F, @) 


53 South C 
Hink John, saloon, 51 South C 


Grant R W, furniture and bedding, 61| Hires Albert, justice of the peace, 34 


North C 


Grary Mrs Magdalena, lodging-house, | Hirsch Samuel, tailor, 6 North C 


Hobart W S, pres S F, V & G H Wa- 
ter Co, 48 South B 


| Gray T B, principal high school, C| Holland Wm M, boarding-house, 233 


Gregory Chas B (Patterson & Gregory), 
North C 


North C 


GUFFIN JAMES A, physician, 33 
Gunther F, bootmaker, CO Union 


South D 
Holmes Mathew, physician, 93 South C 


Cc 
HOWARD MISS PAULINE, dress- 
maker, 23 North C 


Gugmina Nicholas, saloon, International | HOWARD R, groceries, 123 North C 


>| Block 
& Haist G, county surveyor, 33 North C 
South C 


Hall N C (Wheeler, Hall & Co), 64|H UBER HENR 


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Hubbell C P (J C Hampton & Co), res 
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Y, saloon, 2 North C 

Huddy T, barber, 110 South C 


Hampton J C (J C Hampton & Co),| HUFFAKER F M, attorney-at-law, 


35 and 37 North C 


46 South C 


fj Hampton J C & Co (J C Hampton, | Hughes James, policeman, 95 North C bd 
; © b Hubbell and W 8 Gage), grocer-| Hyat & Co (John Hyat and Transfer | "9 


ies, 35 and 37 North C 


HANAK ALBERT, proprietor Inter- | Hyat John (Hyat & Co), 47 South D 


national Hotel, No 2 South C 
Hancock Wm 
North C 


4| Hanks W J, sheriff, Court House, | Jacobson Mrs Sophie D, fancy goods, 


South B 


Harris & Bro(H J and Harris), cig-| Jepson Titus, restaurant, 116 South C 


Sonth C 
Harris David J, barber, 434 North © 
Harris E B, physician, 37 South © 


Harris H J and § (Harris Bros), 24|Karr James P, lodging-house, 189 


South C 


Hatch Bros (Wilson Hatch), groceries, | Keating R P, supt Savage Mine, 174 | 


19 South C 


P, meat market, 29) INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, A Ha- 


ara and tobacco, 24 South C L 4 
Harris Charles, watchmaker, 150} Kaiser Miss Georgie, music teacher, 9 
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Hymes H, lodging-house, 70 South C 
nak proprietor, 2 South C 
86 South C 

Johnson John, saloon, 43 North C 
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Kaneen John S, supt Virginia City Gas 
Works, cor I. and Union 


North C 


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Killeen James W, saloon, 78 Union 

King George J D, hay and grain, 346 
South C 

Kirby Paul T, physician, 21 South C 

Kirschbraun E and L (Kirschbraun & 
Son) 102 South C 

Kirschbraun & Son (E and L Kirsch- 
braun), groceries, 102 South C 

Kline Jacob, harnessmaker, 340 South C 

KNAPP P & CO (P Knapp), depot 
Virginia City Ice Co, 116 North D 

Koch A G, tinsmith, 182 South C 

Kossman Mrs Caroline, restaurant, 81 
South C 

Krapf Mrs B, tailoress, 269 South C 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN &C0., Jewelry & Diamond Work, | { 8 8. F. 


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MATTISON J S, deputy collector, 
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Mayre George T &Son (Geo T and Geo 
I Jr Mayre), stock brokers, 544 
South C 


McCARTHY D E, proprietor and ed- 
itor ** Evening Chronicle,” 35 South 


C 
McCarthy FG, constable, 122 South C 
McCourt & Hooper (P B McCourt and 
A Hooper), Capital Saloon, 9 North C 
McCourt P B (McCourt & Hooper), 9 
North C 
McCURDY JOHN, board and lodging- 
house, 372 South C 


Lader Edmond, bootmaker, 67 North C | McDonald M E, restaurant, 98 South C 

Laigneau Abel, coff:e manufactory, 142|McDonnald Mrs Mollie, saloon, 73 
South C North C 

Lammon George I, varieties, 78South C| weNQNOUGH & HENNESSY (M 

Langan Patrick, saloon, 7 North C McDonough and O Hennessy), saloon, 

Langine Patrick, brewery, 212 North C} 35 gouth‘C 

Lasser Valentine, bootmaker,63 South C | weNQONOQUGH M (McDonough & Hen- 


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Legris G J, saloon, 4 South C 

Leo D (Richie & Leo), 33 South C 

Lernhart Albert, druggist, 33 North C 

‘Levison Hermann, watchmaker and 
jeweler, 36 South C 

Litinan Simon, barber, 374 North C: 

Lonkey L, lodging-house, 338 South C 

Lonkey Oliver (Lonkey & Smith), 102 
North C 

Lonkey & Smith (Oliver Lonkey and E 
R Smith), lumber merchants, 102 
North C 

LORD FREDRICK C, collector in- 


ternal revenue, Bank of California 


“. 215 J Street, Sacramento 


Assortm 


LAINES 


Building, Taylor 

Lovejoy John A, carriage painter, 94 
North C 

LUCICH JOHN (Medin & Lucich) 2 
South C 


Luke Thomazg, livery stable, 19 South D 

Luke W J, blacksmith, 36 South B 

Mahanny John A, county clerk, Court 
House, South B 

Maher & Co (W Maher and John Ma- 
rion), dry goods, 72 South C 

Maher W (Maher & Co), res San Fran- 
cisco 


South C 


tobacco, 13 North C 


165 South C 
Manson Peter, physician, 88 South C 


H. WACHHORST ‘hainstcnsre 


Masonic Hall, 40 North B 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, 


MALLON J & J B, groceries, 44 South | Min 
MANDEL JOE (D Block & Co), 18| MITCHELL R B (Woodburn & Mitch- 
MANDICH JOHN, fruits, cigars and | Mohoskie Frank, bootmaker, 311 South 
Mangan Mrs Hannah, lodging-house, MOLINELLI HOUSE, William Phipps 


Marion John (Maher & Co), res Eureka, 


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Marioni Peter, groceries, cor Union and 


nessy), 35 South C : 

McEWEN ARTHUR. associate editor 
** Evening Chronicle,” 37 South C 

McGinnis Mrs Catharine, lodging-house, 
10 South C 

McGown Lee, clerk justice court, 34 
North C 

McGURN THOMAS R, groceries, 106 
South C 

McGurn T R, groceries, 39 North © 

McLaughlin Miss J and M, dressmakers, 
454 North C 

McMillan & Co (M F and M C MeMil- 
lan), groceries, 23 North C 

MeMillan M F and M C (MeMillan & 
Co), 23 North C 

MeNight James, bootmaker, 197 South 
C 

Meadows Wn, saloon, 47 South C 

MEDIN & LUCICH (M Medin and 
John Lucich), saloon, 2 South C 

MEDIN M (Medin & Lucich), 2 South 


Merkle Thomas, meat market, 6 South B 
Meyer Isadore, tailor, 89 South C 
Miller J J, saloon, 136 South C 

Mills Mathew, saloon, 6 North C 

ers’ Union, James Orr, pres, 19 
North B 


ell), 37 South C 


proprietor, 9 North C 

Monaco & Borlini (John Monaco and A 
Borlini), restaurant, 56 South C 

Monaco John (Monaco & Borlini), 56 
South C 

Mooney Miss Annie, restaurant, 337 
South C 


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227 Main Stecet. Sar. Francisco. 


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AWEN, TUGGLE & CO., Shio Plank, all kinds, 


Nevada—Virginia City. 


Mooney Wn, livery stable, 20 and 22 
South B 

Moore & Book (J A C Moore and W H 
Book), Nevada Screen Works, 412 
South C 

Moore J AC (Moore & Book), 412 South 


treets, S. F. 


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Morris Jacob, dry goods, 22 South C 


Motta C, bootmaker, 45 North C 

Mueller Chas, saloon, cor Union and C 

MURPHY & DELEHANTY (J T 
Murphy and J Delehanty), proprie- 
tors I] Dorado Saloon, 5 International 
Block 

Murphy J T (Murphy & Delehanty), 5 
International Block 

Neth G A (Cohen & Neth), 15 North C 

Nevada Bank (Branch), John F Bigelow 
agt, 39 South C 

Nevada Catholic Orphan Asylum, Sister 
Frederika saperioress, South H 

Nevin Dennis (Hayes & Nevin), 51 
South 

Newberger L, tailor, 128 South C 

Newland J S, dentist, 23 South C 

Newland Mrs R E, physician, 23 South 


C 
NEWLOVE THOMAS T, lodging- 
house, 23 North C 
NOBLE MRS SAMANTHA, dress- 
maker, 138 South C ‘ 
Noce Ramegio, groceries, 111 North C 
Noe John §, photographer, 82 South C 
Nuttall Charles, policeman, 95 North C 
Nuttall Mrs Charles, millinery, 92 South 
C 


Nye Emanuel, meat market, 121 North 

O’Connell Daniel, saloon, 24 South C 

O'Connor John ‘I’, saloon, 162 South C 

O'DONOGHUE JOHN W, clerk for 
Mackay & Fair, 10-16 North 

Oliver Wm H, propr Silver Palace 
Saloon, 130 South C 

O’Niell Dennis, barber, 333 South C 

ORNDORFF & ADKISON (Join 8 
Orndorff & DO Adikisou), books and 
stationery, 16 South C 

ORNDORFF JOHN S (Orndorff & Ad- 
kison), 16 South OC 

Orr James, pres Miners’ Union, 19 
North B 

Orrick W J, meat market, 9 South C 

ORSEZE CHARLES, [Italian inter- 
preter and saloon, 194 North C 

O'Sullivan Rev Daniel, clergyman (Lto- 
man Catholic), South 1 

Otey E K, sec Lodge No], K of P, 53 
South C 

Otey Mercer, county treasurer, Court 
House, South B 

Otis ET & Co(E T Otis & W A Rich- 
ards), stock brckers, 53 South C 


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Overton J B, supt V and G H Water Co, 


48 South B 

Packer I’ H, physician, 117 South C 

Packsher Simon, cigars and tobacco, 1 
North C 

Pardeillan Isadore, lodging-house, 47 
North C 

Patterson & Gregory (Robert Patterson 
a Chas B Gregory), saloon, 1 North 


Patterson Robert (Patirson & Gregory), 
1 North C 

PATTON WM H, superintendent Con- 
solidated Virginia, California C and 
C Shaft, Ophir S M Co, Mexican G 
and S M Co and Union S M Co, 10-16 
North E 

Peasley Andrew, hardware and stoves, 
34 South B 

Pelerson Andrew, livery sta'le, 129 
South C 

Pendergast C OC, agt W, F & Co, 69-71 
South C 

Perkins Wm A, druggist, $4 South C 

Perrin Mrs M J (Perrin & Whyland), 
142 South C 

Perrin & Whylsnd (Mrs M J Perrin 
and Mrs K CU Whyland), millinery, 
142 South C 

Peyser Louis, barber, 28 South C 

PRIPPS WM, proprictor Molinelli 
House, 9 North C 

Piper John, propr theater and saloon, 
1 North B 

Piper Joseph, saloon, 5 South B 

Porteous Samuel G, house and sign 
printer, 18 South B 

POSTIGLIONE GM, merchant tailor, 
17 North © 

Pract Edward, watchmaker and jeweler, 
26 South C 

Presbyterian Church, $6 South C 

Price Joseph H, barber, 1205 South C 

Quick J R, bootmaker, 118 South C 

Quimbie —, mining supt, 21 North C 

Quintin Mrs Hannah, lodging-house, 119 
North C 

Ramelli A, groceries, 185 North C 

Ranhud Robert (Rauhud & Sajous), 25 
North C 

Rauhud & Sajous (R- Rauhud and D 
Sajous), barbers, 25 North C 

Raunhut Charles, barber, 2 North C 

Razalle & Beckert (J C W Razalle and 
EI. Beckert), barbers, 52 South C 

Razalle J C W (Razalle & Beckert), 


18 and 20 Spear St., 


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52 South C 

Reed James A, bootmaker, 339 South C 

Requa Isaac L, supt Chollar and Potosi 
Mine, South D 

Richards W A (E T Otis & Co), 52 
South C 


“IS IWOSNIS VES 


Richie & Loo (Valentine Richie and D |@ 


Leo), barbers, 33 South C 


Dice lupins i, a halal 
mat WHITH BROS., 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
HAQQWIAD KY BER, Street, 8S. &. Oregon Ash, Maple and Alder. 


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H. WACHHORST *tarencisn tunel wore 


“= 315 J Street, Slaseainanka: Cal. 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, 


1262 


Richie Valentine (Richie & Leo), 33 
South C ; 

Ricketts A H, notary 
Lodge No 11 K of P, 
53 South C 

RIDER MATHEW, assistant melter 
Consolidated Virginia Assay Office, 
15 North F 

Rising Richard, district judge, Court 
House, South B 

RITCHOT MRS A D, dressmaker, 29 
North C 

Ritter Ferdinand, Jr, gunsmith, 17 
North C 

Robb James, hootmaker, 174 South C 

Robinson B, physician, 23 North 

Robinson H W (Robinson, Stewart & 
Co), 170 South C 

Robins», Stewart & Co(H W Robin- 
son, H L Stewartand J K Batchelder), 
groceries, 170 South C 

Roman & Grabner (S Roman and Geo 
I’ Grabner) barber, cigars and tobacco, 
82 Sonth C 

Roman Simon (Roman & Grabner), 82 
South C 

Roos A and H (Roos Bros), 22 South C 

| Roos Bros (A and H Roos), clothing, 

22 South C 

Rosenbaum Isadore, furniture and bed- 
ding, 13 North C 

ROSENBROCK JOHN, Old Magnolia 
Saloon, 16 South C 

Roth George, bootmaker, 2 South B 

Rothenbucher John, jeweler, 15 South C 


RYAN JOSEPH R, assayer Consoli- 
dated Virginia Assay Office, 15 North 


F 

Ryan Paul R, ticket agt V& TRR, 
Depot 

Sajous Dennis (Rauhud & Sajous), 25 
North C 

SALIX CHARLES V, general agent 
sewing machines, 19 North C 

Sandrock August, tinsmith, 58 NorthC 

Schierle J G, bootmaker, 60 Union 

SCHOENEMAN HERMAN, gvn- 
sinith, 19 North C : 

SCHOLEFIELD CHARLES, super- 
intendent Fulton Mcundry, 360 South 
C 


ublic and sec 
olinelli House, 


Schroeder F (Franklin & Schroeder), 
284 South C 

Schulz Wn, tailor, 4 North C 

Schupp August, meat market, 41 
North C 

Schwartz B, harber, 6 South C 

Schwartz Samuel, tailor, 173 South C 

Senf George, agent W U Tel Cu, cor 
Taylor and C 

Shannon P FE, notary public, 37 South C 

SHAW HENRY G., editor ‘“Lerrito- 


rial Enterprise,’ 23 South C 


PW ee ag 2 aay aig ees, ‘ AS i i tan ein 


ODD FELLOWS’ SUPPLIES, "i2Ssente'rempic: No.0 Post wtreetsm. Fe” 
Nivada—Virginia City. 
SHAW JOHN B, timekeeper C & C 


Shaft, 10 and 16 South C 

Shefler John (Shefler & Wentworth), 
344 South C 

Shefler & Wentworth (John Shefler and 
D Wentworth), saloon, 344 South C 

Sheibell Mrs George L, millinery, 90 
South C 

Shepard Mrs Wm B, teacher private 
school, 228 South C 

Shields James W, cigars and tobacco, 
46 South C 

Sierra Nevada Wood & Lumber Co, 48 
South B, C T Bridge sec, res San 
Francisco 

Silver Palace Saloon, W H Oliver propr, 
130 South C 

Simpson Mrs M T, boardirg-house, 19 
South C 

Simpson Rev Wm G, clergyman (Meth- 
odist), South D 

Singleton James, 
South C 

SISSA MRS R, lodging-house, 6 
North C 

Slade Mrs S A, lodzing-house, 26 
North C 

Slattery John, bootmaker, 129 North C 

Smith D, lodging-house, 93 North C 

Smith KE R (Lonkey & Smith), 102 
North C « 

Smith Uria!, physician and dentist, 106 
South C 

Sommer Mrs Julia, saloon, 69 North C 

Steele Mra Charles H, boarding-house, 
215 South D 

Stephens J A, attorney, 62 South C 

Stephenson Mrs J, hairdresser, 12) 
South C 

Stewart H L (Robinson, Stewart & Co), 
170 South C 

STEWART BR M G, lodging-house, 
57 South D 

Stoddard A B, dentist, 88 South C 

STONE & HILES (M N Stone and 
Ogden Hiles), attorneys, 46 South C 

STONE M N (Stone & Hilcs), 46 
South C 

STOUTENBURG MRS ELLA, dress- 
inaker, 45 South C 

Strouse Mark, meat market, 17 South C 

Suize Mrs Marie, wholesale liquor deal- 
er, 140 South C 

Sullivan C, saloon, 134 South C 

Sulli an Edward, policeman, 95 North C 

Sullivan Mrs 8,  lodging-house, 134 
South © 

Tally Terrance, captain of police, 95 
North C 

Tasscll John (Brown & Tassell), 66 
SouthC 

Taverna Luigi, board'ng and Indging- 
house, and saloon, 212 North C 

Taussiz E, furniture, 27 South C 


lodging-house, 27 


Tubular Wheelbarrows, Bolt and Mridgo 
Work, 227 Main Street, Sun Francisco. 


CONKLIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST., S. F. 


da en ardaw Lon. PAM 


ALSO WHITENING. 3 


PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, 


TAYLOR J MINOR, general account- 
oy for Mackay & Fair, 10-16 North 


Taylor Thomas (Thomas Taylor & Co), 
6+ South C 

Taylor Thomas & Co (Thomas Taylor, 
E Finck and George F Hill), whites 
sale liquor dealers, 64 South C 

Taylor Wm, varieties, 280 South C 

THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA, 
Branch Agency, J W Kckley agent, 
Charles Farnsworth cashier, 40 
South C 

“THE FOOT-LIGHT” (daily), D L 
Brown editor and propr.etor, 63 
South C 

Therien Isaac, blacksmith, 63 North C 

Thomas R L (Elliott & ‘Thomas), 53 
South C 

Thomas Wm, watchman C & C Mine, 
14 North F 

Thompson Wm G (Douglass & Thomp- 
gon), 50 South C 

Timmerman Joseph, blacksmith, 91 
North © 

“TERRITORIAL ENTERPRISE ” 
(daily), Henry G Shaw editor, 23 
South C 

Terry E, assayer, SE cor Taylor and C 

Tobener Miss Mary, dressmaker, 442 
South C 

Torp Mrs Nellie B, keeper Geiger Grade 
Toll House 

Troutt Mrs A J, lodging-house, 23 
South B 

Tudsbury John B, meat market, 188 
South C 

Tyrrell Richard, varieties, 224 South C 

Uglow John, boots and shoes, 134 South 


C 
Union Iron Works, proprs Bank of Cal- 
ifornia (Branch), 300 South C 
Uren Frank, saloon, 110 South C 
Van Wagner Mills, principal 3d Ward 
Grammar School 
Virginia City Hose Co, No ], 37 North B 
Virginia City Hose Co, No2, South B 
Virginia & Gold Hill Water Co, WS 
Hobart pres, res San Francisco; J B 
Overton supt, 48 South B 
Vucanovich P L, groceries, 100 South C 
Vucovich Spiro, saloon, 11 North C 
Waldron James W, carpenter, 27 South 


B 
Walsh John C, furniture, 26 North C 
Washoe Club, E Griswold sec, 46 South 
C 


Waterhouse & Butler (G Waterhouse 
and E P Butler), photographers, 175 
South C 

Waterhouse G (Waterhouse & Butler), 
175 South C 

Webber R, physician, 62 South C 

b>} Webster Mark, druggist, 124 South C 


O£ POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montgomery & 724 Market. 


Nevada—Virginia City. 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO, VENEERS sx 20 mceree, 


San Francisco. 


1263 


Wener August, Ge R 
North oo » German Restaurant, 19 


Wentworth D (Shefler & 

Meaenh O ( Wentworth), 

WERLHEIMER MOSES, cigars and 
tobacco, 62 South U 

weet ei htoet pat 192 South C 

eeler F (Wheeler, Hall & 

South C | career eal aa 

Wheeler, Hall & Co (F Wheeler and N 
C Hall), hardware, 64 South © 

Whitman B C, attorney-at-law, Bank 
of California Building, ‘laylor 

Whyland Mrs K C (Perrin & Why- 
Jand', 142 South C 

Wiegand & Co (Samuel Dowling), assay- 
ers, 38 North C 

Wildes Frank L, pro agt Nevada Bank 
(Branch), 39 South © 

Williams Augustus, notary public, 53 
South C 

Williams Miss Louise, teacher private 
school, 73 South B 

WILLIAMS THOMAS T, saloon, 3 
South C : 

Wilson Mrs J W, florist, 24 South B 

Whitcher John W, attorney-at-law, 37 
South C 

WOODBURN & MITCHELL (Wm 
Woodburn and R_ B Mitchell), attor- 
neys-at-law, 37 South C 

WOODBURN WILLIAM (Woodburn 
& Mitchell), 37 South C 

Wondliff Thos, druggist, 13 South C 

WOOLLEY THOMAS, Gold Hill Boil- 
er Works, 400 South C 

Wratten James K, freight agt V & TR 
R, Depot 

Wright Miss Mell, art studio, 53 South 
C 


Yerington Edward B, sec V & TRR, 
Depot 

Young Bros (Michael and Andrew 
Young), billiard parlors, 16 South C 

Young Juhn C, harnessmaker, 12 North 
c 


Young Michael and Andrew (Young 
Bros), 16 South C 

Zangerle John B, physician, 314 South 
C 


Zartman Henry, policeman, 95 North C 
Zieg'er Chas, meat market, 111, 113 
and 307 South C 


PACIFIC PRESS 


PRINTERS, STEREOTYPERS, 


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OAKLAND, - - CALIFORNIA. 


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Nevada—Virginia City-Wadsworth. 


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9 North C. Virginia City. Nev. 
WADSWORTH. 


Wasnoe County. A post, cxpross and 
telegraph office, situated on the Cen- 
tral Pacific R. R., where that road 
crosses and leaves the Truckee River, 

oing east, 69 miles from Truckee. 
t has a population of 600 and an 
altitude of 4,077 feet. 

The railroad company’s machine shop, 
round-house, car repair shop, and divi- 
sion superintendent s office fur Tiuckee 
and Winnemucca Division are located at 
this point. Improvements in these are 
soon to be made by the company. This 
may be considered mostly a railroad 
town, although several valuable farms 
are in near proximity on the line of the 
river, and is is the shipping point for 
Charchill County, extending 100 miles 
southeast, and also for Pyramid Lake 
Indian Reservation, situated 16 miles 
north on the ‘lruckee River, noted for 
its extensive trout fisheries during the 
winter; about 100 tons are shipped from 
here cach wi:ter. 


Arnstein Sigmund, general merchandise 

Baker J N, barber 

Bassett S O, reservation surgeon 

Brown John G, carpenter 

CAREY TN, proprietor Wadsworth 
House and justice of the peace 

Cowles Richard, carpe:ter 

Donaldson W, Nevada House 


re 315 J St., Sacramento. 


WADSWOR 


Terms, $1.50 to $2 per day. 
es] | Depot: Wadsworth, - 


WACHHORST 8 cuate oer oriwone seen 


MOLINELLI HOUSE. 


THE LARGEST AND MOST COMMGDIOUS 


LODGING HOUSE IN THE CITY. 


Rooms by the Day, Week or Month. 
A FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT IS KEPT ON THE FIRST FLOOR. 


FOWLER EDWIN, stationery, jew- 


Free Fr.nk, division supt CP RR 
Gillispie Mrs, Central House Restaurant 
Gladding A L, wagonmaker and black- 


Gray Mrs Smith, dressmaker 
Gregg Geo, mas'er mechanic C PRN 


Griswold E, groceries and provisions 
Helsley Rev Joseph M, missionary to the 


Whited J H, train despatcher 


T. N. CAREY, Proprietor. 


‘Everything First-class and the Comfort of Guests Guaranteed. 


4 tid) aA 4M a Ns} 


Terms Reasonable. 


WM. PHIPPS, Proprietor. 


elry, tuilet goods, news depot, Wells, 
Fargo & Co’s Exuress and post-office 


smith 


Nevada Indian Agency 
Hunter D, agt CPR R 
Lee John, general merchandise 
Lewis CH, saloon and lodging-house 
Lewis J V, constnble 
Linton W D, mgr W U Tel Co 
McDonald Win, propr lodging-house 
McGuire M, shoemaker 
McMasters Joseph, U S Indian agt 
McPherson Wm, foreman car shop 
Nicholls W, lodging-house and groceries 
Olinghouss EF, butcher 
Pierson James, cuabinetmaker 
Pierson W H, teamster 
Proctor Daniel, meat market 
Raphael M, general merchandise 
SAWYER GEO W, livery and feed 
stable, Humboldt 
Shields Michael, saloon 
Smiley Henry, barber 


WADSWORTH HOTEL, T N Carcy 


proprietor 


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WALKER RIVER. 
Dovetas County. A post-office, 
@®| Carter Wm, hotel 
fr HOYE JOHN, general merchandiso 


: 


Mather H, hotel 


WALLEY’S HOT SPRINGS. 


Dovetas County. Post-office Genoa; 
14 miles from Genoa. 


Walley Mrs, proprietress Hot Springs 


WARD. 


Wnuitt Pine County. A post and ex- 
press office; stage from Wells 130 
miles, Population 350. 

Bake Mrs R, notions and confectionery 

©} Bassett W R, saloon: 

| Clute F W & Co, general merchandiso 

@| Crary Wn, saloon 

Cupid John F, dry goods 

Henry Y C, restaurant 

W@W) | Hilp & Baker, storage and commission 
merchants 

HILP BROS, general merchandise and 
agents for Wells, Fargo & Co 

Hilp & Guilford, saw-mill 

©} Kent L, physician 


; ALLEN, TUTGLE & (0, SPANISH CED AR, 18 & 20 Spcar be 


Exrxo Counry, 


BADT MORRIS, general merchandise 
CASPER DAVID, Occidental Saloon, 
CHASE EDWARD R, attorney-at. | 
CHASE RANK, deputy sheriff aad 


——————_., 


grencitong Wn, blacksmith 
oy John, general merchandiso 
PIERCE Z, Postmaster, general mer- 


chandise and hotel 


WELLS. 


. A post, express and | 
telouraph office, Situated on the 


Central Pacitic R. R. (Salt Lake Divi- | 
sion), 615 miles from San Francisco 
and 219 miles from Ogden. Popula- 
tion about 250, ‘There ure two hotels 
—the Railroad House, a new hotel 
recently opened, is a model hotel. 
Wells is the shipping point to Cherry 
Creck. A daily line of stages runs 
between the two points, ‘The princi- 
pal business is stock raising, 6,000 
ie of cattle being the shipment for 


9 
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Main 
law and justice of peace 


deputy county surveyor 


Chase Wm, barber 
DEPOT HOTEL, M Scherf proprie- | 
or, Depot 
DEVER ALEXANDER, harness, sad- 
dles and bootmaker, Main 
(am) Dudley Mrs Fred, groceries 
; FINCK MRS ADOLPH, proprictress 
Roach Samuel, b acksmith Western Brewery, Main 
= SIMPSON R W, publisher Ward | Fisher Allen (Fisher & O’H»ra) 
‘‘Retlex’”’ 


: é Visher & O’Hara (Allen Fisher and D D 
a Steptoe Saw Mill Co, Hilp & Guilford] O’Hara), Exchange Saloon ” 


po] | Mezger George, brewery 

ade) Nelson & Foster, saloon 

O'Neil Thos F, livery and sale stablo 
Poujade & Garaghan, grocers 
Ranger Julius, restaurant 

Roach & Bain, livery and sale stable 


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proprs : Grady JD, aut C PRR and Tel op2rator | 

ch| “WARD REFLEX,” Rt W Simpson |GREENBERG F T, frvits, Moun 
publisher rt 
yest Emil, bootmaker peated OLD MRS E H, iailroad = 
Far yaaa Harrell Jasper, stozk raiser 
WASHINGTON. (fenderson JS, blacksmith 

Esmmeratpa County. Post-office Mason a ee 1 net li N 
Valley, Meiys » general merchandise per 

fu O'Hara Dennis D (Fisher & O'Hara) | 
COLEMAN J W ©, postmaster POPPLEWELL MRS E W, general | 

i= Murphy S, hotel merchandise, Main 
TW PEARTREE 0 H, bootmaker RAIL ROADHOUSE, Mrs E H Gris- |e 
fx | Rison W RK, general merchandise wold proprietress = 
—Q Sevan D, butcher Reed Mrs M, laundry Ia) 
Tucker John, saloon Rice I G, train master, Salt Lake Div |G 
Oe CERT ‘. = 
1 roprietor De- 

WELLINGTON. eo ee ae 
EsMERALDA County. A_ post-office. | Truman Mrs J M, dressmaker — 

Smith’s Valley, on Walker River, on | Weeks J F, livery stable - 
the road to Carson and Bodie; 48 miles | Woodruff & Ennor (E Woodruff and W | eg 

by stage from Carson, Population} H Ennor), agts W, F & Coand proprs | ° 
ie 150. Wells and Cherry Creek Stage Line | <q 


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1266 Nevada—Wells- Winnemucca. 


RAILROAD HOUSE. 


WELLS, NEVADA. 
Furniture New and Everything First-Class. 


Terms, $1.50 to $2.00 per day. Board, $7.00 per week. 
MRS. E.H.GRISWOLD, - - - -, PROPRIETRESS. 


WHITE PLAINS. WINNEMUCCA. 


Cuuncuiut County. A post-office, on} Humpotpr County. A post, express 
the Central Pacitic R. R. (Truckee| and telegraph office and county seat. 
Division), 34 miles from Wadsworth| Situated onthe Central Pacific R. K. 
and 68 miles from Reno. ale miles from oy bir rf from 

taf i Sacramenty, and exactly 200 miles by 

LUGG JAMES, mining and postmas rail from Carson City, Altitude, 

Schmidt Walter, salt works 4,332 feet. Population about 1,200. 

ue is supported by abe cnpocian® 

stock raising interests of the vicinit 
WHITE ROCK. and yee Vane ry Le 3 shipping 

. a : : point on the railroad for that Territory), 
ae eit pe Ra A is a I lee ig as Well as some rich agricultural coun- 

Borrette J S, saw and grist-mill av + gen gee cal prio i 

S, SAW if : of wi | were ship ast year, and 

BORRETTE V J, postmaster, dentist, | considerable bu'lion is also shipped from 

general merchandise and justice of| here. It contains {a good flouting and 


333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


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ts made to order from $20. 203 Montenmery 2 794 Marker 


Eureka County. Post-office Palisade, panes 4 re 


15 miles from Palisade. / . , 
Ais Bannister J E (Kannister & Weatherly) 
Williards Mrs M G, rancher Bannister & Weatherly (J E Batuister 


peace ; uartz-mill, Court-House, and a sprite) 

Brown Chas, blacksmith itaily paper, Z'he Silver State, Wwhieh 

Davis Ben, saloon __ looks after the interest of this section of Ss 
Gritith D E, blacksmith country and is appreciated by the wa 
Ham E, meat market people. Paradise Valley, 35 miles from 
P. sinter B B, livery this town, is exceedingly fertile and e 
Steadman J, bootinaker highly cultivated. Stages run daily fa 
| oe A, hotel from this point to all parts of Idaho a) 
i isker M Van B, attorney-at-law and Eastern Oregon, and connect with 
merptonnniaes stages for Montana, ‘as 
WILLIARDS. Abel Mrs Mercie J, groceries eS 
j 


and J G Weatherly), gen md-e 


a Bell & Darrow (W J li and J W 
WILLOW CREEK. Heciaay caliek 


Hemsgotpr County. A post-office, 50| Bell WJ (Bell & Darrow) 
miles north of Win:.emucca. Berk George, meat market 


BILES CC, county clerk 
Movelly HH, hotel Ble Isoe J B, tailor 


Snapp F P, hotel 
Snapp JL, physician a : M §, attorney-at-law, 
Ua Bonnitield S J Jr, attorney-at-law 
WILLOW SPRINGS. Bonnifield Wm S, district judge 


: Burns W T, sheriff 
Roop Couxry. Post - office Buffalo Busch Henry, soda factory and _ saloon 


Meadows. Capitol Saloon, J L Guthrie propr 
je5) Spencer Burtt, hotel Carpenter L N, county commissioner 


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Chenoweth Charles, county school su- 


ance, commission and book store 
CLERTAROSS WM, painter, Bridge 
Crook Mrs D P, restaurant 
Darrow J W (Well & Darrow) 
Davis Homer, blacksmith 
Deibanco Nathan (E Reinhart & Co) 
DIEHL CHRIST, bakery and saloon 
Diehl John, brewery 
Fashion Stables, L L Ricard propr 
Garat James, lodging-ho se 
Germain Joseph, propr Lufayette Hotel 
GIROUX DAVID, proprietor Winne- 
mucea Hotel, Bridge 
Guthrie J L, propr Capitol Saloon 
Haney Patrick, blacksmith 
Hanna James, attorney-at-law 
Henson T C, physician 


HILL JJ (J J Hill & Co), Bridge 

Hinkey Henry H, propr Central Hotel 

HOFFMAN JOHN, = watchmaker, 
Bridge 

Hofman M, gents’ furnishing goods 

Houston Mrs Sarah L, lodging-house 

Humboldt Lodge, No 16,100 F, F 
Ried sec 

Jackson Mrs B, restaurant 

JOB JERRY, saloon, Bridge 

Kandulski T, tailor 

KELLEY E D (J J Hill & Co), Bridge 

Kemler Charles, propr Winnemucca 
Flouring-mill 

Kleinhaus Andrew, groceries and pro- 
visions 

Krapp & Co (F Krapp), brewery 

Krapp F (Krapp & Co) 

Krenkel Gustavus <A, saloon 


ry & 124 Market 


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KYLE C A, proprietor Winnemucca 
Livery and Feed Stable, Bridge 

Lafayette Hotel, J Germain propr 

LaGrave C A, county trensurer 

Levy N & Co (N Levy, IN and FN 
Levy), gen mdse 

Levy N, I N and F N (N Levy & Co) 

Lewis R W, varieties 

Lodge No 19, F and A M, Charles S 
Osborne, sec 

Lodge No 22, 1OG T, CS Osborne Jr 


sec 

MacMillan J H, district attorney 

May Johan L, mzr WV U Tel Co 

McAlpin A C, druggist 

McBride John A, act CP RR 

Nare~ore Frank, livery, feed stable and 
lumber yard 

O'Donnel J L, machine shop and 
foundry 

Openheim M, varieties 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montgo 


MEXICAN HARD Woops 


Nevada—Winnemucca. 1267 


Central Hotel, Henry H Hinkey propr|Owens W © 


periutendent, notary public, insur- | Palmer C C (Palmer & Reuse) 


8 
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: » county recorder and 
auditor 


Paliner & Keuse(U C Palmer and F M 
Reuse), blacksmiths 

Perkins Wm, county assessor 

PICARD Y, saloon, Bridge 

Reinhart EF (E Reinhart & Co) 

Reinhart E & Co(E Reinhart and N Del. 
banco), gen mdse 

Reuse I M (Palmer & Reuse) 

Ricard L, L, propr Fashion Stables 

Richards John, saloon 

Ried Ferdinand, saloon 


ROBINS FRANK C, postmaster and 
general merchandise, Bridge 

Robinson Benj, physician 

Robinson J A, barber 

Robinson Mrs J A, ice cream saloon 

Robison Richard, barber 

Rodriques Jesus, harnessmaker 

Ross Win C;, painter 

Rase 8S W, constable 

Ruse Mra 5 W, lodging-house 

St James Lodge, No9, AOU W, CJ 
Currier sec 

Scharmer Edward, saloon 

Scott RH, chairman Board of County 
Commissioners 

Shepard A J, agt W, F & Co 

STAUNTON M B, sadiles, harness, 
doots and shoes, Bridge 

Steigelman Phillip, saloon 

Stevens W F, druggist 

Tandy H C, photographer 

“ THE SILVER STATE” (daily), JJ 
Hill & Uo proprietors, Bridge 

Ulrisch  E, saloon 

Valle Navore, bootmaker 

Walker G R, carpenter and undertaker 

Weatherly JG (Bannister & Weatherly) 

Wild Wm, saloon 

Windle J H, attorney-at-law and notary 
public 

Winnemucca Flouring Mill, Chas Kem. 
ler propr 

Winnemucca Gas Works, RW Wood 
supt 

Winten ness Hose Co, No 1, Frank 
Fellons sec 


WINNEMUCCA HOTEL, David Gir- 


oux proprietor, Briulge 
WINNEMUCCA LIVERY, FEED 
AND SALE STABLE, © A Kyle 


proprietor, Bridge 

Winnemuces Reduction Works, Alex 
Wise supt 

Wood R W, hardware 

Yevoux D, county commissioner 


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1268 Nevada— Winnemucca, 


WINNEMUCCA HOTEL, 


D. CIROUX, Proprietor. 


WINNEMUCOA.... .......... NEVADA. 
A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL. 


The Rooms are woll-furnished throughout, and afford the best accommodations for either sin- 


gle persons or families. 
The culinary department is first-class, and the tables are always supplied with tho best tho 


market affords. 
ee establishment is supplied with pure spring wat:r. 
Peeencla bath rooms ; both hot and cold baths, 
e bar js supplied with the bast liqu ors and cigars the market affords, 
Offles for the I. & O. Stage Cu.; stages leave every morning for Silver City, Idaho, and 
other points north. 


Winnemucca Livery, Feed 8 Sale Stable 


Horses, Carriages ab: 008 Reliable 
‘Saddle Horses at Low Rates. 


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Extra care taken of Transient Teams. 


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Kyle’s Express and Joh Wagon is 
in attendance at all ‘Trains. 
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May and Grain Wholesale and Retail. 
C. A. KYLE, Prop’r, 
Winnemucca, Neva ‘a. 


Pacille Press Publishing House, 


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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, BOOK BINDING, 


ELECTROTYPING AND ENCRAVINGC. 
Orders b; “.il Promptly Attended to. Estimates furnished on Application. 
&® Address all Orders to PACIFIC PRESS, Oakland, Cal. 


For THE BEST FITTING SUIT OF CLOTHES on ta TOR Pater au. man, 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., WAGON LUMBER,* 


Man Francineo 


Utah Territory. 


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UTAH. 


See, also, List of Towns Received Too Late for Regular Insertion. 


Situated between fhe 37th and 42d parallels of north latitude, and the 109th 
and 114th meridians west from Greenwich, lying north of Arizona, sv ‘in of Idaho 
and Wyoming, east of Nevada and west of ‘Colorado and Wyoming, aud having 
an area of 84,476 square miles, It is divided almost equally by the Wasatch 
Mountains, which intersect its whole extent from north to south. On the east 
side of these lofty sentinels are the Green and Grand Rivers, which, with their 
several branches, form the Colorado; while on the west side are Jordan, Weber, 
Bear, Timpanogos, Sevier and Salt Creek Rivers, to whose waters the cultivation 
of many thousand acres of land and the reduction of vast quantities of ore can be 
attributed. The interests which involve the destiny of this promising Territory 
are dependent on these beautiful and valuable streams. Without their presence, 
the many blooming orchards, fields of rustling, ripening grain, and the hum of 
commerce would be represented by desolation and waste. Irrigation is a necessity 
for the production of cereals ana fruits, of which she can consistently boast in 
terms of enthusiasm and pride; for in all markets where the products of her soil 
have been introduced, they have acquired a reputation, both for quality and size, 
that is encouraging. These facts, in addition to the one which experiments in 
mining industries have demonstrated, are worthy of the consideration of all 
seeking profitahle investment in that direction, and certainly augur most favor- 
ably of her future. She is possessed of a multiplicity of features which must 
prove of advantage to her rapid and permanent growth, and not the least important 
of these is her climate. In the southern part of the Territory, cotton is grown with- 
out risk, and experience proves that the silk-worm can thrive almost anywhere 
within her confines, Oranges and other tropical fruits have been grown also in 
some localities, though in some sections the temperature reaches a degree of cold 
that is disastrous to stock. Lead, copper, iron, silver and gold are all found in 
paying quantities almost anywhere in the mountains, whose summits also at the 
present time are rich in the possession of a fine growth of timber, which is confin- 
ed, however, to the fir, pine, cottonwood, and a few other varieties. Heavy falls of 
snow ure annually witnessed in the northern portion. The mountains are covered 
during the greater portion of the year with a luxuriant growth of nutritious 
grasses, on which large herds of cattle, flocks of sheep, and droves of horses grow 
sleek and fat, and become a source of great revenue to their owners. Another of 
her attractive features is the dryness and purity of the atmosphere, while the 
water which courses constantly down her mountain-sides, is cool, sparkling 
and delicious, The sanitary condition of the Territory is highly gratifying, 
and her public school system is spoken of in the highest praise. The Great Salt 
Lake is a beautifvl sheet of water, though so strongly impregnated with chloride 
of sodium as to render it unfit for use in the promotion of the agricultural inter- 
ests, Very valuable salt is made by evaporation from the water which comes 
from it. So extremely salt is it that nothing endowed with animal life can exist 
in it. Its dimensions are 75 by 30 miles, and duri:g the warm season it is visited 
by thousands of perple, for the purpose of bathing in it. The buoyancy of the 
water is so great that it is found impossible for persons to sink in it. Kach suc- 
ceeding year witnesses an increase in the development of her mines, and the time 
is not remote when she shall wear the crown which credits her with being the 
leading bullion-producing dependency of the Union. 


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1270 Utah Territory. 


RAILROADS. 

Through the spirit of enterprise which largely predominated in the men who 
were identified with the history of Utah, her progress was accelerated by the in- 
troduction of railways. The progressive spirit of the people of Utah is nowhere 
so fully displayed as by the enthusiastic manner with which they adopt proposale 
for this kind of enterprise. The number of miles of railroad in operation at 
present is quite large, and increasing as rapidly in proportion as the systems of 
many States far east of here. The railroads in operation are aa follows:— 

THE CENTRAL PACIFIO 

Terminates its track at Ogden and joins hands with the Union Pacific 895 miles 
east of San Francisco, The completion of thia transcontinental roadway of steel 
was a success unparalleled in the history of railroad engineering and construction. 
Its machine shops at Ogden give employment to hundreds of men, and through 
its regular distribution of money the Territory is greatly benetited. 

THE UNION PACIFIC 
Also has its shops in Ogden. Some of the most difficult and costly railroading on 
the line of the Union Pacific isin this Territory. The pass of Echo Canyon is 
made in sight of the most delightful scenery, many celebrated views and objects 
lying along the road. Substantial iron and stone bridges are used exclusively in 
this canyon, and the road-bed is as even and the stvel rails as smooth as the finest 
New York railroad. : 

THE UTAH CENTRAL 
Is a consolidation of the Utah Central and Utah Southern, having Ogden for its 
northern and Frisco for its southern terminus, passing through Salt Lake City; 
total length, 230 miles; completed July 1, 1881. Two railroads are baing con- 
structed west, in Colorado, with the ultimate object, we believe, of connecting 
with this important line. The Utah Centra! is all that could be desired in the 
matter of accommodations and consideration for the traveling public and shippers. 
Energetic and intelligent men are at the head of affairs in all the departments. 
Close conne:tions are made with the trains of the Central and the Union Pacitic 


Railroads. 
THE UTAH AND NORTHERN (NARROW-GUAGE) 


Is 416 miles in length, running north from Ozden 78 miles through Utah, 205 
miles through Idaho and th~ balance through Montana, completed to Butte City, 
Montana, ‘The grading fcr a branch from Dilloa, on the Utah and Northern, to 
Helena, Montana, is also in progress. The distance is only 150 miles, and the 
line will be completed shortly. Connecting Montana with the great transconti- 
nental railway system, means the development of the immense riches of that Ter- 
ritory, and does credit to the enterprise of our railroad builders, The Utah and 
Northern makes close cornections at Ozden with the Central Pacific, Union 
Pacific and Utah Central Railroads. It is also the route for the Yellowstone 
Park region, and passes through some of the most :-_ uficent scenic country 
that the human eye ever beheld. There is superior agricultural land along this 


line. 
THE ECHO AND PARK CITY 


Branch of the Union Pacific is 26 miles long, running between the shove points, 
THE SALT LAKE AND WESTERN RAILWAY 
Incorporated in May, 1831. Building from Lehi Station, on the Utah Central, 
across Utah to the State line of Nevada; crossing State line about the 40th par- 
allel, and then running southwesterly through Nevada and crossing the Cali- 
fornia State line near Gold Mountain, with the intention of making San Fran- 
cisco the western terminus. One hundred miles of the road is at present writing 
under contraci, and track will be laid before the winter closes (1881). Steel rails 
are to be used the entire distance, 
THE UTAH 4D NEVADA, 

Organized June, 1874, as the Utah Wescern Railroad, and changed to the present 
name, February, 1881, Its present length is 37 miles, and it rnos from Sait Lake 


City to Black Rock, Gerfield and Lak» Point on the shore of the great Salt Lake, re- | 


ceiving freight for Stockton, Ophir, Grantsville, ete, An extension of this road will 


shortly be operated to Tanner's Springs and Tintic District, Utah, distance 87 mils . 


HARDWOOD LUMBER # WAGON STOCK “wee eE ROS: 2257.%0" 


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Utah Territory. 1271 


frow: eastern terminus. Black Rock, Garfield and Lake Point are bathing resorts 

on the lake shore, and in the season cheap and fast excursion trains are run 

between the city and. these points several times a day. hese trips are very 

popular, nearly everbody turning out in the evening to enjoy a bath in the lake, 
THE OTHER LINES 

Are the Wasatch and Jordan Valley, Bingham Canyon and Camp Floyd, and 

Pleasant Valley Railroads. There is also a narrow-guage, runniug from Park 


City to Coalville, named the Utah Eastern. This road is a feeder of coal to the 
important Park City Mines. 


THE SCENIC LINE OF AMERICA, THE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE RAILWAY. 


The connecting link between the east and the west running through the most 
sublime and interesting mountain and valley scenery in the world, penetrating 
all sections of Colorado and northern New Mexico and the most fertile portions 
of Utah, affording to the tourist, the business traveler and to freight shippers the 
shortest, quickest, most reiiable and best route to the leading pleasure resorts of 
the Rocky Mountains and to the richest mining regions and principal cities of 
the continent. 

Leaving Salt Lake City, the railway runs nearly parallel with the Wasatch Al 
Range of mountains through the beautiful and fertile Salt Lake Valiey, sending 
out branches on the east to the famous silver mines of Alta, which are reached > 
at au altitude of ten thousand feet above the level of the sea, and on the west to 
the gold, silver and lead mines of Bingham, in the Oquirrh Range. On the west- 
ern side of the track runs the Jordan River, the outlet through which Utah Lake 0 
discharges into Great Salt Lake, the Dead Sea of America. Twenty-four miles 
south of Salt Lake City a low range of mountains is reached, dividing Salt Lake | 
basin or valley from Utah Valley. 

After leaving point of mountain, the railway skirts for sixteen'miles Utah Lake, 
a pretty sheet of sweet water thirty miles in length and about fourteen in breadth, 
with. broad grassy slopes from the water’s edge to the feet of the enclosing 
mountains. Into it empties the American, Provo and Spanish Rivers, and in its 
waters may be found an abundance of large speckled trout. 

Diverging eastward, the road passes through the flourishing cities of Provo 
and Springville and ascends the foot-hills of the Wasatch until the mouth of 
Spanish Fork C nyon is reached, at a distance of fifty-six miles from Salt Lake 
City. at this point a magnificent view is presented. At your feet stretches 
away te the north the broad valley, dotted with orchards, farms, gardens and 
towns; to the west Utah Lake; while above and beyond the lofty peaks, Utah’s 
great landmark, Mount Nebo, may be scen towering its magniiicent proportions 
to the height of twelve thousand feet in the southern sky. At this point the rail- 
way leaves the rich agricultural section of Utah, and for the next two hundred 
and twenty miles runs through ever changing mountain scenery and boundless 
plains until the Colorado border is reached. 

Enteriag the mountains at Spanish Fork Canyon, a scene of indescribable beauty 
is unfolded at every curve in the road. Towering on cither side are its majestic 
walls, snow clad in winter and late into the spring; in summer carpeted with 
green foliage, that, at the first touch of an autumnal frost, presents, wherever the 
eye rests, upon every slope to the topmost peak, a mass of color as varied as the 
rainbow. Near the junction of Spanish Fork River and Thistle Creek, are a num- 
ber of boiling mineral springs, containing iron, sulphur, soda and magnesia; be- 
yond are the Red Harrows, a vast mass of conglomerates, rising almost verticul 
and worn by the elements into intinite shapes. Here m:y be found the black- 
tailed deer, and occasionally the noble red man; the road crossing near Thistle, 
their trail, over the mountain to the Ute Indian Agency in Strawberry Valley. 

At a distance of six aud three-quarter miles from Clear Creek Station and 
ninety miles from Salt Lake City, the road reaches Soldiers’ Summit, an_eleva- 
tion of seven thousand four hundred feet above sea level, thence descends for the 
next ten miles to Fish Creek, when a branch line leaves the main road and 
again ascends the mountain to the Pleasant Valley coal fields, Here are located 
thousands of acres of the best coal lands west of Crested Butte. The coal mined 
here is rapidly supplanting the product of the Wyoming mines, in the Utah and 
Nevada markets, The valley is also a noted resort for tishermen and sportsmen. 
The creeks abound with trout and the mountain with deer. 


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B eyond the Colorada border the road extends eastward into what is known as 
the Gunnison Country. It includes the Elk Mountain region and is drained by 
the Gunnison River cnd its numerous tributaries. Here the railway runs 
thr ough the Black Canyon; and, one who has recently made the journey from 
Den ver, Colorado, thus describes its wonders:-— 

‘From Gunnison City the railway follows the river of the same name, passing 
through three canyons with intervening valleys until Sapinero, at the mnouth of 
Soap Creek, a romantic stream endowed with a most unromantic name, is reached. 
A mile or two below Sapinero the Black Canyon begins and extends for nearly 
thirty miles. For ten miles the road runs through the Canyon, the last twenty 
being avoided by a turn to the southward up Cimarron Creek. It is a mile and 
a half up this stream to the mouth of Squaw Creek, rising one hundred and 
twenty-five feet, the five and a half miles to the top of the divide between the 
Cimarron and the Uncompahgre rising 1,116 feet. 

‘“¥rom this point it is seventeen miles down Cedar Creek to the Uncompahgre 
at Mor.trose. The business of Ouray, San Miguel and Telluride will be done at 
this point, The San Miguel is a fine stock country and Ouray and Telluride aré 
already famous for their mines. 

“The grand canyor of the Gunnison, or as it is more generally known, Black 
Canyon, issui generis. Itis more lovely than eny of its rivals, and in some parts 
of its bold and rugged course is quite as grand and awful; Its towering, rocky 
walls are veiled in verdure by clinging pines, amidst whose swaying boughs the 
mountain breezes make marvelous melody. Here and there slender waterfalls 
come trailing down waving in the wind like white banners on the outex wull of 
some medieval keep. Theriver rolls below, now fretted into foam by narrowing 
walls and cumberiny rocks, now broadening into peaceful pools reflecting each 
soaring pinnacle with the blue skies over all. 

“In the canyon’s deepest recerses, midw.y in its course, a noble mountain raises 
its spires to heaven. Isolated, inaccessible and lone, the haunt of the black eagle, 
this solitary peak awes the beholder with its solemn grandeur. 

“Above Curricanti is the culmination of all these wonders, The towering walls 
close in and frown darkly down upon the stuggling stream, here breaking intu 
impetuous rapids, which the railway crosses at a dizzy height. As the train 
moves down the narrow iron trail, a monolith of weather-stained and blackened 
quartzite, springing into the air a thousand feet above the swirling cataracts, 
challenges the attention. Other towers, less perfect but more massive, rise upon 
the right and guard the entrance to this tremendous pass. 

“For variety of scene, for majesty in form, for beauty in coloring, for soft 
effect of foliage, for \ovely waterfalls, for foaming cataracts, for weird and dark- 
ling dells, for solemr. solitudes, for majestic and cloud-piercing peaks, for heighis, 
for depths, for all that delights the eye, or thrills the soul, or satisfies the heart, 
the Black Canyon of the Gunnison is pre-eminent among the wonders of Colorado, 
the land of wonders,” 

Direct connections are made at Denver ‘and Pueblo for Kansas City, St Louis, 
Chicago, Pittsburg, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and all Eastern and Southern 
points. 

IN CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT, 


This great, popular line is not surpassed by any road in the country and is not 
equaled west of the Missouri River. Its palatial trains composed of Pullman 
Palace Sleepers, Horton Parlor Reclining Chair Cars, model observation cars, 
elegant regular coaches equinped with Westinghouse Automatic Brakes, Milier 
Platforms and Couplers, and running over steel rails, iron bridges and rock ballast 
insure tie highest type of raid, safe and luatrions railway travel. 

For info: mation and lowest passenger and freight rates apply to 
Hrnry Woop, Gen’l Superintendent, 1). C. Dopar, Gen’! Manager, 
A.J. Lamronn, Ass’t Gen’l Passenger A. 8S. Hughes, Gen’l Freight Agent, 


and Freight Agent, P. C, Nims, Gen’! Pass. aid Ticket Agent, 
Salt Lake City, Utah, Denver, Colorado, 


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ADAMSVILLE. 


Braver County. <A post-office, 9 miles 
southwest of Beaver. 

Evans John T, blacksmith 

JOSEPH JOSEPH H, general mer- 
chaudise and pustmaster 


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ALMA. 


WEsER County. A post-office, 6 miles 
northwest of Ogden. 


DOUGLAS JOHN, general merchan- 


dise 
Hall John, general merchandise 


ALPINE CITY. 


Urau County. A post-office, 5 miles 
northeast of American Fork and 20 
miles north of Provo City. 


Co-operative Store, gen mdse 

DEVEY W & SON, hardware and 
saddlery 

Nash W, lumber 


ALTA. 

Sacr Lake Counry. A post-office; one 
of the oldest of Utah mining towns, 
has a population of about 500. The 
mines in the vicinity have long since 
acquired quite afame for their won- 
derful richness. It is on the Wa- 
satch and Jordan Valley Railroad, 
about 25 miles from Salt Lake City. 
Its support comes from the mining in- 
dustries, 

Baliou Ed, butcher 

Brough C M, mining recorder 

Collins C H, liquors 

Cullins George, supt Etnma Mine 

Giles A D, coustable and propr Alta 
Brewery 

Gunnerson Mathews, supt Flagstalifl 
Mine 

Jones Jackson, constable 

La Boa Si! va, watchmaker and barber 
Meister Fritz, foreman Emma Mine 
O’Rielly J J, general merchandise 
Reilly Wm, supt City Rock Mine 
Rettick Fritz, liquors 

Rowe W P, meat markst 

Sickler C M, liquors 
SIMMONS FH physician, druggist, 


varieties, postmaster and justice of 


peace 

Stevensen 8, supt Jacob Lawrence Mine 
Strickley John, general merchandise 
Thomas Albert, Canyon House 

Torts Wm, bootmaker 

Tucker & Wallace, gen mdse 

Wallace H C, notary public 


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AMERICAN FORK. 


Oran Country. A post-office; a lively 
little town of about 1,500 inhabitants, 
33 miles south of Salt Lake, and 13 
miles northwest of Provo City, on the 
Utuh Southern R. RB. 

Adams A, flour-mill 

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manager, general merchandise 

Bennett Andrew, blacksmith 

Chadwick James, tailor 

Chipman J, general merchandise 

Conk John, barber 

Cook J, blacksmith 

Dunkley A, general merchandise 

GRANT WM, music, stationery, etc 

Higley W J, watchmaker 

Hogard J, meat market 

Jackson W \W, lumber 

Julian Samuel, tailor 

Kepperneck R, hotel 

Lee E B, painter 

Miller A, hotel 

Mulliner S, flour-mi’l 

Oldtield A, bootmaker 

Paxman Wim, lumber 

Robinson J, wagonmaker 

tobinson W D, flour-mill 

Robinson W H, wagonmaker 

Smith W, blacksmith 

SNOW JL, manager American Fork 
Co-op Institution 

THORNTON A K, general merchan- 
cise 

Tweed C F, saddler 

Waterman G A, gen mdse and druggist 

Webb F, bootm ker 

Wright Fred, butcher 


ANNABELLA. 


Sevier Country. A post-office, 5 miles 
southeast of Richfield, 

Asay Joseph, lumber 

Chiderte Joshua, cabinetmaker 

Daton Jvhn, machinist 

Fairbanks Joseph, stock raiser 

Gardiner Elias, wool 

Glave Herbert, farmer 

GLEAVE JOHN, postmaster 

Herring Joseph, general merchandise 

Jackson Joseph, farmer 

Kolert Edward K, farmer 

Lock James W, liquors 

Otter Olsen, miner 

Spafford Wm N, freighter K 

Spatford Wm N, Jr, farmer and grain 
dealer 

Thompson Samuel, pork 

Thurston J, machinist 

Ward Albert, school teacher 


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ARGENTA. 


Satt Lake County. A peaairea 20 
miles southeast of Salt Lake City, . 


Bagley C, lumber 

Brighton R A, hotel 

Butler Alvin, lumber 

Butler Philander, steam saw-mill 

Carbonate M Co 

Cunnington & Co, gen mdse 

Manfield Mining C 

Maxfield R, lumber 

-MONK JAS T, notary public, recorder 
and postmaster 

Silver Mountain M Co 

Tangwall Theo, saw-mill 

Whipple N W, lumber 


ASHLEY. 


UintaH County. A post-office; the 
county seat. 


Bills & Co, blacksmiths 

Britt W C, boarding-house 

Brown D M & Co, saloon 

Carroll Patrick, saw-mill 

Crouch Mrs, milliner 

Fisk C A, blacksmith 

Gibson J B, genoral merchandise 

Hatch J, general merchandise 

Johnso~ U & Bros, general merchandise 
Johnston A J, saw-mill 


| Kelley John, blacksmith 


Moore F, saloon 

Oaks Martin, shingle-mill 

Parsons W D & Oakey, saw-mill 

Porter —, boarding-house : 
REYNOLDS W P & SONS, flour- 


mills 


BATESVILLE. 


Satr Lake Coun'ry. See Argenta. 


BEAR RIVER CITY. 


Box ELpEeR County. A post-office, 10 
miles north of Brigham City and 5 
miles north of Corinne. 


ANDERSON N P, postinaster and 
county surveyor 

Andreason J, carpenter 

Carlson J, blacksmith 

Hanson J, general merchandise 

Holmgren P O, blacksmith 

Jensen S F, carpenter 

Thomson §, produce dealer 


BELLEVUE. 


Wasuincton County: Post-office To- 
querville; 7 miles north of Toquer- 


ville and 320 miles south of Salt Lake 
City. 
Anderson Peter, freighter and farmer 


.|GATES J, farmer 


Gregerson Audrew, wine, fruit and 
farming 
Sylevester James, wine manufacturer 


BENJAMIN. 


Urau County. Post-office Payson; 18 
miles south of Provo, the county seat 
of Utah County, and 65 miles south 
of Salt Lake City. j 


Benjamin Co-operative Store, B F Stew- 
art supt 

Hawkins John, boots and shoes 

STEWART B fF, superintendent Ben- 


jamin Co-operative Store 


BENSON. 


CacHE County. A post-office. 


ROGERS THOS, postmaster 
BINGHAM CANON. 


Satt Lake County. A _ post-office; is 
the terminus of Bingham Cajfion sand 
Camp Floyd R. R., 28 miles from Salt 
Lake City in a southwesterly direc- 
tion. It is one of the substantial 
ining towns of the Territory, and 
depends almost solely upon the mining 
interests, a feature that has filled her 
horoscope with gleams of bright prom- 
ise in the form of development, steady 
and permanent. Population 1,025. 


Bourgardslee J, meat market 
Burnton John, recorder 

Butcher Wn, constable 
Cherighino Mrs C, saloon 

Clay Daniel, saloon 

Cooper Wm, general merchandise 
Duncan, McInnes & Co, gen mdse 
Dyer E F, livery stable 
Gulianini —, barber 

Gunsen E A, general merchandise 
Hickman J B, physician 

Judd —, physician 

Kinney L B, justice of peace 
Klapinstein A, hotel 

Langer J, barber 

Lashbrook C H, general mdse 
Lodders Gus, saloon 

MORRIS I, postmaster 

Morris I & Co, general mdse 
Phelan & Hays, general mdse 
Rus-ell R H, assayer 

Smith Geo, hotel 

Strickley John, general merchandise 
Tavey P, stationery and druggist 
Wilder J G, justice of peace 


lias, etc., for all Orders, 
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FARRER J T & CO, general mer- WaADSE Emma, milliner 


chandise and post-office SEN PETER F, county c'erk ® 
Farrar Thomas, hotel hotel Nelson C T, mgr Workingmen,’ 


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BLUE CRE CREEK. Olsen Lars, blacksmith A 


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wa | KELLY CHARLES, bootmaker 
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BORE werent Porter G T, operator W U and Deseret re) 
MICHAL MRS, postmistress Tel Co’s 


Rosenbaum M D, general merchandise 


BRIGHAM CITY. Smith Samuel, bootmaker 


Snow Miss Dora, music teacher 
Box Exper Country. A post-office. gas A OLIVER G, assessor and col- 
ector 

Brigham Citys the county seat of souiry © M & Co (Squires, Foxgren & 
2,500 inhabitants. It is situated on Ss i he Wm. is ote 
the Utah & Ry oa at and pay les Stark Paul, ‘i eauenanicas 
cific Railroads, 3 miles east of Bear : 
River, and 18 miles north of Ogden STRATFORD AND REW, tailor 
City. Its location is a beautiful one, 8 fe 
being on a gradualincline, and is near Renae 


the mouth of Box Elder Canyon. BROWN’S PARK. 
ANDERSON NEPHI P, county sur- | Urnran County. A post-office. 


BATY RICHARD H, prosecuting at-|JARVIE JOHN, postmaster, goneral 


is if tage merchandise and ferryman 
BRIGHAM CITY M & M_ASSOCI- inne 
, Wm Horsly manager 
<H| Boden Mrs Ann, cigars and tobacco BURRVILLE. 
GX | Boothe, Corey & Co (W H Boothe, 0 J| Sevier County. A post-office, 14 miles 


Z~| Corey, RK Wilson and LT Peirce), | southeast of Glenwood. 
BOWRIN RING TEN a gists 


Anderson J C, general merchandise 
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BOX ELIJAH A, superintendent pub- BURR CG CG general merchandise 
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Carlson Andrew, blacksmith 
BURT JOHN D, county judge : ; 
Christensen A & Co, furniture OU aEG JY Hey cee penter 


Hatch Wm, general merchandise 
| CHRISTENSEN & BORGSTROM | Linvik N, bootmaker 


(H C Christensen and C M Borg-| Ojson H ‘ Roahinaler 
fy p strom), oe A Main ‘ F 

hristensen watchmaker and music 

store CALLS’ FC FORT. 
&“| ENSIGN MARTIN L, coroner 


| NVS ‘L3aNLS VINYOA1VO Sib “OO a 


Box Eiper County. A post-office, 28 
5 Owing Macias C, photographer and miles from Ogden. | 


| Gidney George, ice cream parlor and ies Richard H, postmaster and justice | ie (| 
‘| groceries 


Grahl Amelia, music teacher F Froddham aay snk -raiser 
Halling L, wholesale produce r thomas, bisho 
o| # Hansen N, h hazgouniak er WHT IT WORTH GEO & CO, general 
HO WM, manager BC M & M|_ merchandise 
ia | Asso hf tion and oopnty treasurer Yates Thomas, constable 
fa] JEFFSSOM JEPPA, road commis- 
sioner 
4 Jensen & Didricksen (Elias Jensen and CANNON. re) 
N Didricksen), cabinetmakers ! ToorLE County. Post-office Centre, : 


LUMBER, WHITE BROS. 19 4 15 £16 Main aed 14 & 18 Spear 


Houater Teps, Newe alusters, 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., 


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Aiax Wm, general merchandise 
Armstrong & Bagly, stock raisers 
Cook David P, stock raiser and farmer 
Rockweils Horace, stock raiser 
Stursbery Lewis, stock raiser 

Wright Geo, stock-raiser 


CANNONVILLE. 


Iron County. A post-office. 


Christen —, bootmaker 

Elmer Ira B, general merchandise 
Littletield D O, stock raiser 
Potter G G, stock raiser 
Thomson J, blacksmith 


CASTLE DALE. 


Emery Counry. A_ post-office; 
county seat. 


Boulden Jos L, blacksmith 

Cox Edwin, wagonmaker 

Jenker & Co, grist and saw-mill 

Larsen A J & Co, Co-operative Store 

REID J K, general merchandise and 
postmascver 


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CEDAR CITY. 


Iron County. A post-office; ison the 
daily stage line, about 280 miles from 
Salt Lake City, has a population of 
700 and is spoken of synonomously 
with activity and beauty. Coal of a 
splendid character is found in great 
quantities only six ‘miles from the 
place, from which the people are fur- 
nished with all necessary fuel. The 
buildings are of a substantial nature, 
the material used in their construc- 
tion being chiefly brick and stone, all 
of which are of good architectural 
design. 


Alldridge Richard, boots and shocs 

Bauer A, carpenter 

Birkbeck R R, carpenter 

Burt Willard, plasterer 

CHATTERLEY J, postmaster and 
notary public 

Coal Creek Coal Co 

Coal Creek Lumber Co 

Co-operative Store, gen mdse 

Corry Wm, blacksmith 

Leigh Saml, furniture 

Lunt H, hotel 

Palmer Richard, blacksmith 

Ross A K, cabinetmaker 

Root L, painter 

Walker 'l’, lumber 

Woods G, hotel 


PIONEER IRON WORKS, 


EH. WACHHORST "© wag wselee rasa 315 J St., Sacramento. 


JEWELERS, offer Goods lower th 
house in the City, 119 Montzomery St” 


Utah—Cannon-Chester. 


CALVIN NUPTPTING & SON, Proprictors. 
Established 1849 


CENTERVILLE. 


Davis Country. A post-otfice, on Utah 
Central R. R., 11 miles from Salt Lake 
and 26 miles from Ogden. Popula- 
tion 550. 


BRANDON THOS J, attorney-at-law 
and postmaster 

Capner Wn, cabinetmaker 

Centerville C MI, general mdse 

Cules John, painter 

Ford John, stock raiser 

Harriss J J, cabinetmaker 

Lucas James, market gardener 

Mills Richard, painter 

Prophet Richard, boot and shoemaker 

Rampton Henry, blacksmith 

REEVES wi. county assessor and 
collector and dealer in organs and 
pianos 

Smith W R, probate judge 

Tree John, bo stmaker 

Winn Dennis G, flour 


CENTRE. 


TovELE County. A post-office, 18 miles 
south of Tooele. 


AJAX WM, postmaster and general 
merchandise 


CHARLESTON. 


WasatcH County. <A post-office, 22 
miles northeast of Provo City. Pop- 
ulation 210, 


McAfee John 8, carpenter 

Murdock Joseph R, school teacher 

Murdock N C, supt Co-operative Store 
and postmaster 

Smith George, butcher 

‘Vhacher Wm, blacksmith 

Wright Wm, justice of peace 

ZCMI, NC Murdock supt, gen mdse 


CHESTER. 


San Pere Country. A_ post-office, 9 
miles southwest of Mount Pleasant. 
Population 175. 


Allred Redrick R, stock raiser 

Allred RN, pres Chester Co-operative 
MI Nod 

Bagnall Joseph, st necutter 

Beck Hans C H, county pound-keeper 

CANDLAND A W, postmaster 

Candland David, attorney-at-law and 
notary public 

Cavles W H, stock rai-er 

Chester (o-operative Mercantile Ins, 
general merchandise 


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Child Joel H, book agent 
Madson Andrew, freighter 
Neilson Elijah & Bro, crockery ware 


mfrs 
Neilson Lars, musician 


‘thompson Neils, gen supt Chester Co- 
operative Mercantile Institution 


Tilby John, gardener 


West Thomas, freighter 
Whitlock Andrew, dealer in horses 


CLARKSTON, 


CacuE County. A post-office, 15 miles 


noithwest of Logan. 


CARBINE W V0, president Co-op- 


erative Store and postmaster 


Davis Geo J, carpenter 
Heggie A W, store 


Jordan John, mgr Co-operative Store 
Malmberg J P, blacksmith 
Peterson Peter, carpenter 


Sayer Thos, shoemaker 
Stewart S, carpenter 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & C0. Black Walnut Lumber, * s2¢ sezer 


Utah—Chester—Collinston. 


BRIM & CLUFF, liquors 

Brinm W W, shipping agent 

Caine A H, agt Home Coal Co 

Carlander A C, bootmaker 

Clark Wim, bootinaker 

Clawsin Wm, agt U PRR 

Cluff W W, county commissioner 

GOALVILLE CO-OPERAT 

0-OPERATIVE IN- 

STITUTION, Alma Eldredge man- 
ager 

Coalville Meat Market, Thomas Copley 
manager 

ELDREDGE ALMA, manager Co-Op- 
erative Institution 

Evans Henry, county treasurer 

Gentry Samuel, blacksmith 

Long Mrs E, dry and fancy goods 

Mills John, brickmaker 

Simson John, grocer 

Smith Wm, postmaster and hotel 

Nichols Wm, carpenter and builder 

Pack Ward E, prohate judge 

Peterson Geo N, blacksmith 

Rippon Robert, wagonmaker 


Yates H, blacksmith 


CLEAR LAKE. 


MinuarD Country. A post-office. 


Bassett Millie, gen mdse and milliner 
and postmistress 
Crockwell J D M, physican and drug- 


gist 
Crockwell J H, hog and cattle raiser 


CLINTON. 


Urau County. <A post-office. 


HICKS GEO A, justice of peace, post- 
master and farmer 

Hicks S M, saw-mill and farmer 

Murray R, wool grower 

Patton Geo, blacksmith 

Simons Adelbert, farmer 

Simons Ed, farmer and stock raiser 

Wimmer J P, stock raiser 


COALVILLE. 


Summir Country. A __ post-office; the 
county seat, located on the Weber 
River, 42 miles east of Salt Lake 
City, Has a population of about 
1,800. ‘The coal mines, from which 
its name is derived, are its principal 
support, although there is some agri- 
culture in the vicinity. 


Allen T L, carpenter 
Allison E M, sheriff 
BOYDEN JOHN, postmaster, general 


merchandise and recorder 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montgomery & 724 Market. 


| Roundy JC, selectman 
Salmon Robert, county clerk and notary 


public 


Simpson John, liquors and groceries 
Snyder Geo G, selectman 

Snyder W I, attorney-at-law 

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taey & Co, lumber 
Welsh James, lumber 


Welch Thomas J, flour and grain 


BRIM & CLUFF, 


Retail Lower hore 


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the Utah and Northern R, R., 41 miles 4 
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Durfe T, stock raiser r—) 
Gimmett H G, liquors : Ss 

HANSEN W S§, manufacturer dairy |< 
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Standing James, hotel —) 

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Box Exper County. A post, express|Morcan County. A post-office, on the 
and telegraph office on the Central} Union Pacific R. R., 32 miles from 
Pacific R, R, 244 miles from Ogden. Ogden; 8 miles west of Echo City. 
It coat die hotels ei three | Population 160. 

churches, The lands surrounding the 

town are very fertile, and with the fa- BUNTING CHAS, cuca siasiee 

cilities for irrigation improved upon the Jouea ave: anveomill 

country must undergo a very great and Knight George stool raiser 

permanent development, Bear River is | moone John justice bE GaAce 

a stream whose waters would be supe aie Wm Hi BU icackor 

for the olga i of Ail i available Li 

land in the valley, which takes its name ae Y 

from the river, and which is fifty by DEWEYVILLE. 

forty miles in extent, thus being capable Hox Exper County. A post-office, on 

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of supporting many hundred families f 

who Tight turn their attention to farm-| the Utah and Northern Railway, 35 
ing. The grain and vegetables pro- miles from Ogden and 6 miles from 
duced mr section attain a enormous| Collinston. 
size, and do not lack in quality. It is ‘ raverats ‘ttt 
strictly a Gentile town, and claims the Panutanin ties PERN TGH On 
credit of being the first among the | Linsey Edward blacksmith 
number built by that class. Population | goythworth Jos, bootmaker 


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Adams E P, ag 0 PRR, W, F & Co’s ae 

Express and telegraph operator 
Beier & Dahler, brewery DIAMOND. 
Brewer Robert, live stock JuaB Country. A post-office. 


B Th ; t d build ; 
Gam phell & Co, re ot eran ii Course RT, general merchandise 


Central Hotel, J W Guthrie propr HILLS B A, general merchandise 


“ic WotR!" No, 315 J St., Sacramento, Cal. 


CONKLIN BROS., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


Chase H H, live stock Murphy Joseph, shoemaker 
Church F H, produce Stewart Simson, blacksmith 
Corinne Mill Co, flour Thurmond J T, postmaster 
them D, butcher - ——— 
illis W G, propr’R R House 
Ellis W N,  ememee DOVER. 
Faust H_J, live:stock San Pete County. A post-office. 
Groot C P, butcher Albercht J C, stone mason 
GUTHRIE J W, general merchandise, | Alston Christopher, carpenter 
banker and mayor Errickson Errick, mason 
Hood W_H, upholsterer Ford Wm, blacksmith 
House Hiram, saw-mill Hodge Robert, blacksmith 
A Keller Joseph, produce Lundeberg & Tolff, builders and plas- 
DS Kelley John, live stock terers 
a Kerr J W & Co(J W Kerr, A Topone Nacgley John J, bootmaker 
DM and J K Fowler), gen mdse Nyhrene John J, bootmaker 
re] Kerr &, — (J “ Kerr and A To- Perkins Bros, lumber ry 
pone), flouring-mi , tailor 
o KINGRAUM HS; postmaster ond | PAID ERWARD, tater 
cashier for] W Guthrie 
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jan} Lewis Ht Co (Ht Lewis and Wm Hen-| 9477 Lake County. A post-office, 18 
| | Sime), gen mdse miles south of Salt Lake City, on 
oy laewess Henry & Co, grocers Utah Southern R. R 
a Lorimer Wm, barber Ae 
} Railroad House, W G Ellis propr Boberg Nelis, blacksmith 
| Ryan DD, marshal and live stock Fitzgerald John, justice of peace 
Smith H H, general merchandise Fitzgerald Walter, school teacher 
Speneer H W P, fruit and produce Heward John, nursery 
Walker JM, druggist Jacobson R, shoemaker 
Welch RG, livery stable JENSON JAMES, postmaster 


PRISON CELLS, *SserSaain Street, s.r. CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


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Nelson Peter, mason 

Pearson Henry, carpenter 

Smith F M, wagonmaker and constable 
Smith L, blacksmith i 

Stewart J B, school teicher 

Terry Joshua Jr, school teacher 

= Thomas V, shoemaker 


DUNCAN'S RETREAT. 


Kanes County. Post-office Toquerville; 
11 miles southeast of Toquerville. 


REEVE ROBERT W, general mer- 


chandise and stationery 
Theobald Arthur, architect and builder 
Wright Wm, stock dealer 


ECHO CITY. 


Oak, Ash, White Wood, Map] be 
and 20 Spear Street, San Peecine” 


Utah—Draper—Fairview. 


1279 


Hall J, bootmaker 

MclInelly J S, flour-mill ‘ 
Riding Alfred, carpenter and cooper 
Shirts D C, carpenter 

White Henry J, saw-mill 


EUREKA. 
JuaB County. A post-office. 


McCHRYSTAL & CO, general mer- 


chandise and post-ottice 


FAIRFIELD. 


Uran County. A_ post-office, 40 miles 
west of Provo City, the county seat, 
and 93 miles south of Salt Lake City, 

Beardshall Wm, livery and feed stable 

Carson John, hotel 


Summit County. A post-office, on the| Gardner A, miller 
Union Pacific R. R., 41 miles from |SCHNIDER H, postmaster 
Ogden and 5 miles north of Coalville, | Snyder H, gen mdse 


the great coal-producing town of the 
Territory, and 47 miles northeast of 
Salt Lake City. 


Beckwith & Lander, gen mdse 
Lander Wm, postmaster 
Wheeler Chas B, agt U PRR 
Wickel R, confectioner 


EDEN. 


WEBER County, A post-office, 14 miles 
northeast of Ogden City. 

Burt James Jr, blacksmith 

FARRELL JOHN, general merchan- 
dise and postmaster 

Ferrin James C, constable 


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Gollaher James M & Son, blacksmiths 


ESCALANTE. 


GaRFIELD County. A post-office. 


Allen Arson, harnessmaker 

Allen Daniel, bootmaker 

Allen Isaac, blacksmith 

Deuel W H Sr, blacksmith 

ESCALANTE CO-OPERATIVE 
STORE, general merchandise 

Fordham Joseph, carpenter 

Goodwin & Co, gen mdse 


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Pritchett L a, justice of the peace and| Hansen C K, bootmaker 


Toortz County. A post-office, 4 miles| Neilson Seven & Bro, saw-mill 


FAIRVIEW. 


San PETE County. A post-office. It is 
a place of 875 inhabitants, and about 
115 miles southeast of Salt Lake City 
and 26 miles northeast of Manti. The 
population is made up principally of 
farmers and stock raisers. The land 
in the vicinity is said to be very pro- 
ductive, and capable of sustaining a 
dense population. 

Defrieze John, carpenter and builder 

FAIRVIEW CO-OPERATIVE 
MERCANTILE INSTITUTION, 

Philip Hurst superintendent, general 

merchandise 


Giorth Neils T, blacksmith 


Howel & Co, saw-mill 

Howell & Edward, saw-mill 

HURST PHILIP, business manager 
Fairview Co-operative M I 

Neilson Neils, carpenter and builder 


Norstrom John, blacksmith 

Norstrom John & Bro, blacksmith 

Sanderson H W, mayor 

Sanpete Coal, Mining & Coke Co 

Shanden Gustavus, bootmaker 

Terry, Clements & Co, millers 

Terry OL, saw-mill 

Terry O L & Co, grist-mill 

Tucker Amasa, pres Fairview Co-opera- 
tive MI 

Westwood Richard, notary public and 
mail carrier 

Westwood R W, attorney-at-law 

Wilson Lycurgus, postmaster and tele- 
graph office 


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FARMINGTON. 


Davis Country. A post-office; on Utah 
Central R R, 22 miles from Ogden 
and 15 miles from Salt Lake City. 
Population 1,075. 


Barton Joseph, county clerk and sur- 
veyor 

Clark ‘I B, wood and coal 

Clawson Geo, wagonmaker 

eur a F, supt I’ C M I Store and Ho- 


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Coombs, Wood & Mayfield, grist-mill 
Cotterell W, carpenter 
Karl J, blacksmith 
Haight H V, constable 
Hinman M L, carpenter 
Hunt Thomas, liquors 
Jones John, carpenter 
Loynd James, justice of the peace 
Maytield W O, dealer in grain and flour 
Palmer Geo, tailor . 
Robinson J E, county recorder 
Robinson O L, coroner - 
Smith Jesse W, sheriff 
Smith J T, county prosecuting attorney 
Southworth Hy, iiller 
Southworth John, miller 
Steed Hy & Co, g ist-mill 
WALKER WALTER, drugs, sta. 

tionery and gen mdse and postinaster 
Wood J, general merchandise 


FAYETTE. 


San Pete County. A post-office; 23 
miles southwest of Manti, and 156 
miles southwest of Salt Lake City. 
Population 130. 


Bartholomew J, carpenter 
Bowen Wm Sr, carpenter 
Co-operative Store, general merchandise 
Dack P, general merchandise 
James J, stone mason 

Lewis E, miner 

Mellor J Jr, sheep raiser 
Mellor W C, sheep raiser 
Metcalf J G, flour-mill 
Palmer L M, physician 
Swain J, general agt 


FERRONS CITY. 


Emery County. A post-office. 


Hanson Peter, mason 

Henderson Andrew H, cabinetmaker 
Holerd Michael W, general mdse 
Horner Ephriam, blacksmith 

Horsly John P, mason 

Jackson William, carpenter and joiner 
Kildpack John David, general mdse 
Lowry Daniel A, baotmaker 


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Richards William, mason 
Robbins James, general merchandise 
TAYLOR WILLIAM, postmaster 


FILLMORE. 


MitLaRD County. A_ post-office; is 
the county seat of Millard County, 
169 miles from Salt Lake City and 88 
miles by stage from York. It was at 
one time, in the early history of the 
Territory, the Territorial capital. Its 
population is placed at 1,200. 


Anderson ©, county clerk, recorder and 
city recorder, anil justice of peace 

Anderson L, boots and shoes 

Beeston Wm, county treasurer 

Bishop W, blacksmith 

Callister ‘I’ C, supt of schools 

CALLISTER T & CO, flouring-mills 

Co-operative Store, general merchandise 

Da: °3 & Deardon, saw-mill 

Free Traders’ Union, gen mdse 

Henry Andrew, druggist 

Huntsman G, general merchandise 

Jackson J, blacksmith 

Kelley John, postmaster 

McBride R A, sheritf 

Melville & Dame, meat market 

Melville J A, justice of peace 

O K Grain and Flour Co, grain and flour 

Powell John, furniture 

Robison BH, prosecuting attorney and 
mayor 

Robison J V, probate and county judge 

Roof H, saddlery and harness 

Smith J D, assessor aud collector 

Stokes W, nursery 


FOUNTAIN GREEN. 


Saw Pere Country. A _ post-office, 26 
miles northwest of Manti. 


Andersen Rasmus, wool 

Anderson H P E, bootmaker 

Dougall & Sorensen (H M Dougall and 
O Sorenson), flour-mills 

Ensler Sorensen L, machinist 

Hansen H C, tinsmith 

Llewellyn R R, postmaster and notary 
public 

Neilson S R, blacksmith ° 

Olson O, carpenter 

Peterson C, carpenter 

Provstgaard N J,supt Co-operative Store 

Provstgaard Mrs H, millinery and fancy 


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Utah—Fremont- Goshen. 


FREMONT. 


Pr Ure Country. A post-office. 
LLRED A J, postmaster 


Fredrickson COOPERS TIVE Hampton Benjami Vriseo M&SC 
4 A : n Benjamin, sec Frisco SCo 
STITUTION, A J Allred Orta Haynes & Sons, boiler and iron works 
Morrell Wm, blacksmith 
Morrill W W & Son, saw-mill 
Taylor Wm, wheelwright 


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Beaver County. A post-office; the | Lindsay J R, saloon 
terminus of the Utah Central R. R., 


38 miles from Juab. Population 760, | LOVETT & CO, general merchandise 


Andersen & Denny, attys-at-law 
Anderson RS, attorney-at-law 
Bigelow C D, pres Frisco M & S Co Ryan & Fitzgerald, saloon 
Bigelow H M, vic--pres I'risco M & S Co | Saviour & Co, saloon 
Boatright & Sacket, livery 
Boutright W, blacksmith 
Bucttner 15, civil engineer and U S dep- | ‘SOUTHERN UTAH TIMES,” Chas 

uty mineral surveyor 
Burke & Simpson, druggists 
Clark J, saloon 


The Southern Utah Times, 


BY CHAS. 8S. KING & CO., 


WM. H. BURNISON, 


The Southern Utah Times is a wile-awake Anti-Mormon Sheet. 

The Southern Utah ‘Times is tlic recognized Mining Journal of Central and 
Southern Utah. 

The Southern Utah Times is published within a stone’s throw of the Horn 
Silver, the largest Mine on earth, at 

BEAVER COUNTY, UTAH. 


ta Yearly subscription, $5.00, Advertising rates on application. 
CHARLES 8S. KING & CO., Proprietors Post Ottice Store—General Merchandise. 


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GARDEN CITY. 


Ricu Country. A post-office. 
ALLRED BYRON H, postmaster and|  ¢ast of Richfield; population 350. 
agricultural implements 
Cook Phineas W, flour-mill 
Cook Roselia, school teacher 


GLENDALE. 
Kane Couviy. / post-office, 24 miles | Kichnabor Rudulph, boots and shoes 
north of Orderviile; population 180. | Sampson Wm, stock dealer 
Black Wm M, flouring-mill 
Cutler R J & Son, woolgrowers 
FOOTE WARREN, p ‘stmaster 
Glendale Co-operative, R J Cutler supt, 


H A Bonton salesman 
Orderville Woolen Factory, H O Spen- GOSHEN. 


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Denny Presley, attorney-at-law 

Douglas Geo O, physician 

Frisco Mining and Smelting Co, Benja- 
min Hampton sec 

Godbe W §, treas Frisco M & 8 Co 


Home Silver Mining Co 
Hopkins C R, postmaster 
James & Angel, butchers 
Kelley & (0, saloon 


KING CHAS § & CO, publishers 


**Southern Utah ‘limes ’ 


Lochrie P, attorney-at-law 


Malloy P H, saloon 
Orr & Grace, blacksmiths 
Rehnstrom John, tailor 


Schmidt J A, liquors 
Schwarts P, gen mdse 


S King & Co, publishers 
Staples J R, furniture and undertaker 
Travers J B, hotel 


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CUARLES &§ KING, Mostmaster. 


GLENWOOD. 


Sevier County. A post-office, 5 miles 


Buchanan A W, poundmaster 

Glenwood Co-operative Institution, gen- 
eral merchandise 

Norford A, blacksmith 

PIERCE ISAAC W, postmaster and 


justice of the peace 


Shaw A, groceries 
Thornton Horace, miller 
Wall Joseph, miller 


Uran County. A post-office, 28 miles 


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by stage southwest of Santaquin. 
Borup (©, blacksmith 
Co-operative Store, gen mdse 
Edwards E, justice of the peace 
Gourley P, carpenter 
Jenkins J H, nursery 
JOHNSON J B, postmaster 
Morgan J, hotel 
Oklebery P, carpenter and butcher 
Page W H, constable 
Price & Rouse, flouring-mill 
Price W, supt Co-operative Store 
Rouse'J, freighter 
Rudsta O H, tailor 
Taylor Mrs L, millinery 
Taylor ZS, school teacher 
White J W, blacksmith 


GRANITE CITY. 


Sart Lake County. A  eohegcnn 18 
miles southeast of Salt Lake City. 


BALLOW R E, gen mdse, saloon and 
livery and feed 

Dod M, hotel 

Goldin Brig, att D& RGRR 

Knighton D, wagonmaker 

Nicol David, barber 

Otman B F, blacksmith 


GRANTSVILLE. 


TooELE County. “ post-office, 12 miles 
northwest of Tooele City, the county 
seat, and 18 miles southwest of Salt 
Lake City; population 1,020. 

Anderson J, blacksmith 

Anderson John, gunsmith 

Bolinder J, blacksmith 

Burmester Theo, attorney-at-law 

EJ R, county supt district 
schouls 

CLARK L A, postmaster 

Cooke U M, bootmaker 

Durfu M, builder 

Fawson A, butcher 

G VILLE CO-OPERATIVE 
INSTITUTION, WC Rydalch su- 
perintendent 

Green W H, bootmaker 

Jefferies Wm, mayor 

Johnson C, builder 

Johnson & Johnson, carpenters and 
builders 

Judd W R, assessor and collector 

Kimball H P & Son, gen mdse 

Lee Williams, tinsmith 

Lind J P, cabinetmaker 

ae John, cabinetmaker 

Olsen C W, blacksmith 

Ratcliffe James, blacksmith 

Rich J T, stock dealer 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, 


ville Co-operative and stock dealer 
Sjholm P, bootmaker 
Williams Thomas, notary public 
Wooley S W, stock dealer and justice 
of peuce 
Worvhington S R, stock dealer 
Wratheall Jas, stock dealer 


GRASS CREEK. 


Summir County. Post-office Echo 
City. 
BECKWITH & LANDER, general 


merchandise 


GREENVILLE. 


BEAVER County. A post-office, 5 miles 
southwest of Beaver City. 


Arthur Benjamiu A, school teacher 
Barton Wm, flour-mill 

Edwards Wm, blacksmith 

MILLER DAVID, general merchan- 


dise and postmaster 


GROUSE CREEK. 
Box Exper County. A post-office, 


Fletcher Seth, horse raiser. 
IH, postmaster 
Parsons & Eagar, sheep raisers 


GUNNISON. 


San Pere County. A at-office, 17 
miles southwest of Manti, county 
seat, and 150 miles from Salt Lake 
City. Population 550. 


GUNNISON CO-OPERATIVE MER. 
CANTILE STORE, general mer- 
chandise, F Lucheysen superintendent 

Knighton John, gen mdse and boot- 
maker 

Larrson John, carpenter and painter 

Lucheysen F, hides, pelts, etc 

Peterson Peter, carpenter and painter 

Robbins James, hotzl 

Swalberg Carl, blacksmith . 

Tollestrup N C, mason and stonecutter 


HAMBLIN. 
Wasnineton County. A_ post-office. 


Canfield D & Sons, farmers 
Canfield E T, postmaster. 
Hatt George, farmer 
Lamb Brothers, farmers 
Truman Michael, farmer 
Westover ©, farmer 


Tubalar Wheelbarrows, Bolt and Bridge 
Work, 227 Main Street, San F: 


333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


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Kane County. See New Harmony. 


HARRISVILLE. 


WEBER County. A post-office, 4 miles 
from Ogden. 


Brown R D, postmaster and carpenter 
Burnett David, saloon 

Chase Dudley, farmer and coal dealer 
Harris Martin H, gen mdse 

Rawson D B, blacksmith 
RAWSON W C, general merchandise 


HEBER. 


WasatcH Coryty. A post-office; the 
elas Peg 40 miles southeast of 
Salt e City, on the Provo River, 

between Provo and Park City. It is 

located in a rich agricultural region, 
where the fruits, vegetables and grain 

yield abundantly. Population 1,500. 


Alexander A J, justice of the peace 

Alexander H & Co, gen mdse 

Anderson A, blacksmith 

Bell W, furniture 

Biglow Daniel, justice of the peace 

Bryan Miss, millinery 

Buys Wm, surveyor and district atty 

Cluff Benj, carpenter 

Cole W, blacksmith 

DUNCAN J, general merchandise and 

postmaster 

Earl BC, hardware and tin 

Foreman & Crook, lumber 

Fostie A, contractor 

Geff M, general merchandise 

GilesG, blacksmith 

Giles Thomas H, probate judge 

Goodwin Joseph, meat market 

Hatch A, flour-mill 

Hatch Abram C, justice of the peace 

HATCH A & CO (A a:1d Joseph Eatch), 
meral merchandise 

Jeffs Mark, general merchandise 

Jones Richard, sheriff 

Kirby & Son, painters 

McMilin Wm, blacksmith 

McMullen A E, saw-mill 

McMullen D, blacksmith 

McMULLIN HENRY, hotel 

Norstrom J, harness and saddles 

Rasband Thomas, coroner 

Sharp —, dentist 

Shelton Charles, county clerk and re- 

corder 

Snyder F A, livery stables 

Turner John, saw-mill 

Wilt J W, lumber 

Wing Samuel J, supt of schools 

Wright W, justice of the peace 


Huntington Co-operative Store 
JOHNSON M Ez stationery and news 


Johnson Peter, carpenter 


Eastern Hard Wood Lumber "s&"eezeree 


Utah. —Harmony—Huntington. 


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HEBRON. 


WasHinaton County. A post-office, 
58 miles northwest of St. George 
the county seat, and 307 miles south- 
west of Salt Lake City. 

Co-Operative Store, gen mdse, Thomas = 
Terry supt 

Huntsman O W, postmaster 

Lamb Brothers, carpenters 

Robbins D C, carpenter 

Rulsopher John, dairyman 

Terry Thomas S, supt Co-Operative 
Store 

TYLER D M, justice of the peace, 
telegraph operator and general mer- 
chandise ; 


3311 WALAW 


HENEFER. 
Summrr County. A post-office. 
Bond Wn, general merchandise 
Henefer James, blacksmith 
Hill John, carpenter and builder 
Jones Robert A, carpenter 
Paskett James, m grocer 
PASKETT JOHN, postmaster 
Prestram Geo, general merchandise 
Roberts Geo, blacksmith 
Stephens Thomas H, butcher 


HILLSDALE. 


Iron County. A post-office. 
Johnson Jas F, blacksmith 
Johnson §, justice of peace 
Pinney R C, blacksmith and carpenter 
ON DJ, postmaster 
Willson & Sons, millwrights, carpenters 
and lumber 


“HOOPER. 


WEBER Oounty. A post-office, 10 miles | 
southwest of Ogden City. Popula- 
tien 961. 

Arave Nelsen, builder 

Cottle George, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 


Co-operative Store, gen mdse 
MANNING H W, general merchan- 
dise and postmaster 


HUNTINGTON. 


Emery County. A post-office. 


Cordingly Wm, painter 
Howard Wn, blacksmith 


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j Wootton A, county supt of schools’ Woodward James, cooper 


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HUNTSVILLE. 


Weszer County. A post-office, 12 miles 
east of Ogden. Population 950, 


Anderson P C, wagonmaker 
Fraudsen Jens, blacksmith 
WM & GEO, dairymen, 


cheese-makers and stockmen; po:t- 


office 
Hammond F A, grain dealer and stock 
raiser 
Hendrickson Jens, grocer 
EILSON LM, tinsmith and general 
merchandiss 
Peterson Christian, gen mde 
Peterson Lars, postinaster 
Peterson Peter, gen mise 
Peterson Soren, gen mdse 
Wright Chas, school and music teacher 
Yeamans Thos, saw-mill 


HYDE PARK. 


Cacue County. A post-office, on Utah 
and Northern Railway, 63 :ailes from 
Ogden. Population 400. 


CO-OPERATIVE MERCANTILE 
STORE, Wm M_ D.ines manager, 
general merchandise 

DAINES WM M, manager Co-opera- 
tive Store 

Hyde Mrs A G, postmistress 


HYRUM. 


Cacuz County. A post-office, § miles 
south of Logan. 


Allen Broz, general merchandise 
Lilienquist O N, pres United Order 
TED ORDER, J Unsworth sec- 

retary and superintendent, general 
merchandise. saw and shingle mills, 
planing mills, sash, doors and blinds, 
furniture and lumber 

UNSWORTH J, sccretary and super- 
intendent United Order 


INVERURY. 


Sevier County. A post-office, 6 miles 
south of Richtield. 


Gray Samuel W, weaver 

Greenwood B H, bishop 

Greenwood Wm, contractor on railroads 
Hawley Asa, contractor 

Hooten Joseph R, justice of peace 

Rose Oscar, constable 

Stewart James W, contractor on rail- 


roads 
STEWART W A, stationer and post- 


master 


‘LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., sseeraterem.c.r 119 


Utah—Huntsville-Kamas. 


JOHNSON. 


Kane County. A post-office. 


JOHNSON JOEL H, general merchan- 
dise anit postmaster 
Johnson W D, general merchandise 


JOSEPH. 


Szvier County. A post-office; 14 miles 
southwest of Richfield and 5 miles 
southwest of Monroe. 


Butler J L, nhevnraiiee and woolgrower 

Carter S R, blacksmith 

Joseph Co-operative M & M Associa. 
tion, G A Murdock supt, gen mdse 

MURDOCK G A,_ superintendent 
Joseph Uo-operative, M & M Associa. 
tion 

Ross T & J A, general merchandise 


JUAB. 


JuaB County. A post-office; on Utah 
Central Railway, 142 miles from Og. 
den, 138 miles from Frisco, and 
105 miles from Salt Lake. Popula. 
tion 100. 

Caine A W, RR agt 

Levan Branch Co-operative, general 
merchandise, E ‘Taylor supt 

Taylor E, butcher aud supt Levan Co. 
operative 

Witbeck J, hotel and stable 


JUNCTION. 


Pr Ure County. A post-office, 


Allen R A, county assessor and col. 
lector 

Baler John S, sheriff 

Bolton C E, county clerk and recorder 

M rrill John, postmaster 

Morrill Laban, county treasurer 

MORRILL & SON, general mise 

Whittaker James, general merchandise 
and liquors 

Wiley James, justice of p. ce 


| KAMAS, 


Sumurr County. A post-office; 45 miles 
southeast of Salt Lake City. 


Burbidge J R, carpenter 
Kamas Co-operative Store, gen mdse 
Lambert J a, blacksmith 
LEONARD G B, pos:master and dry 
goods, groceries, etc 
Leonard W F, book 
Pack W E, blacksmit 
Pack J & Sons, cheese manufacturers 


Be7 Main treet, San Krancisce. 


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Swift Jas, saw-mill 

Thayne J J, saw-mill 

Turner & Co, saw-mill 

Williams Samuel & Son, shingle mfrs 

Woolstenhulme Jas, general merchan- 
dise and suw-mill 


KANAB. 


Kang Couxty. <A post-office. 

Johnson Nephi, general merchandise 

Kanab Co-operative Mercantile & Man- 
ufacturing Association, gcneral mdse 


YOUNG B L, postmaster 
KANARRAVILLE. 


Kang County. A post-office; 23 miles 
north of Toquerville. 

Berry W S, pres Co-operative sheepherd 

Pollock 8, * justice of peace and blach- 
smith 

ROUNDY W W, sec Kanarra Co- 


operative Store and postmaster 


KANOSH. 


Mituarp County. A. post-office; 15 
miles south of Fillmore City. 

Bement & Roberts, lumber 

Charlsworth John, saloon 

Crane Charles, woolgrower and stock- 
dealer 


Crane George, OMA 

GREENER THOMAS R, postmaster 

Halsey W A, saddlery and harness 

Hunter Wm, general merchandise 

Kanosh Co-operative, general merchan- 
dise, H Anderson supt 

Kanosh Sheep Herd, Hans Christensen 
supt 

Mills Wn, contractor 

Nadauld Albert, furniture 

Paxton A, stock dealer 

Penney Wm, architect and builder 

Ramsay John, physician 

Robinson Peter, cooper 

Ross J A, stock raiser 


KAYSVILLE. 


Davis Country. A skal soe on the 
Utah Central R. R., 16 miles from 
Ogden and 21 miles from Salt Lake. 
Population 1,187. 

Alder Alfred, blacksmith 

Barton Joseph, county clerk 

Bone William, bootmaker 

Kaysville Co-operative Store, gen mdse 


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STEWART HYRUM, postmaster 


Stewart Wn, shoemaker 
Weinel John, flouring-mills 
Wi.liams E A, general merchandise 


KELTON. 


Box Exper Cousry. A post, express 
and telegraph office, on the Central 
Pacific R. R., 92 miles northwest of 
Ogden. Stage lines leading to points 
in Idaho, Oregon and Washington 
Territory connect with overland 
trains at this ee. It is the ship- 
ping-point for Idaho and Wood River. 
Population 200, 


Andrews & Bushinger (A B Andrews 
and John Bushinger), proprs Kelton 
House 

BALDWIN G H, chop house 

Benard Louis, harnessmaker 

Chaplon James, saloon 

Conant Bros (E and H Conant), general 
merchandise 

Conant E and H, proprs Depot Hotel 

Conant Henry, postmaster 

Depot Hotel, E and H Conant | ropr 

Donelin J, M, mgr W U and KR R Tel Co 

Hagar Fred, saloon 

Holt Samuel, agt Bain Wagon 

Howell Reese, general merchandise 

Kelton House, Andrews & Bushinger 
proprs : 

Lewis Jacoh, general merchandise 

Loverin J W, hay vard and feed stable 

Mallory B M, act W, F & Co and U I 
and C Stage Line and druggist 

McLaren & Young (D McLaren and J 
W Young), biacksmiths 

Mercer & Pearce (T C Mercer and H_W 
Pearce}, saloon and hay yard 

Moberry Wm, act CP RR 

MOORE J M. barber 

Reinhart J, general merchandise 

Richling L V, harness and bootmaker 

Toyer C W, saloon 

Young & Goss (J W Young and WE 
Goss), Gem Saloon 


KINGSTON. 

Pr Ure Country. A post-office, 
DeSands H E, carpenter and builder 
Forristen R, gardener 
King C, farmer 
King J R, stock raiser 
King T E, surveyor and millwright and 

postmaster 


King V, school teacher 
King Wm, gen mdse and mfr woolen 


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1286 — _ Utah—Kingston-Loa. 


Morrill H, tannery Hart John, physician 
Peterson A, harnessmaker Harwood Jas & Son, harness and saddles 
Smith Thomas, dentist ‘Lantenseck Peter, builder 
Syrett E, watchmaker and jeweler PEOPLES’ CO-OPERATIVE INSTI- 
Syrett Fred, miller TUTION, T P Cutler manager 
Syrett R, bootmaker Southwick Edward, bootmaker 

arner M W, blacksmith Thurman Samuel R, attorney-at-law 
Whittaker James, general merchandise | Woodhouse A, gen mdse 


Wiley James, justice of peace pet rnc 
LEVAN. 


KOOSHAREM. JuaB County. A post-office, 107 miles 
Sevrer Country. A post-office. southwest of Salt Lake City. 
Anderson J C, general merchandise Aagaard N, stock raiser 
Carlson Andrew, blacksmith Bosh I, stock raiser | 
Hatch Wm, general merchandise Christensen C, tinsmith Pee 
Jorgensen J G, cooper Co-operative Mercantile Institution, E 
Linvik N, bootmaker Taylor supt, gen mdse 
Long L G, deputy county clerk, land | Edward C, stock raiser 
agt, collector and agent for novelties, | Hendrickson A, salt mfr 
books and stationery Jacobson J, weaver 
Martinson P, carpenter Jacobson M, dairynian 
Niswanger Wm, dairyman and stock | Jensen Carl, blacksmith 
raiser Jensen C, carpenter 
Oleon H J, bootmaker Jorgensen C L, furniture 
Peterson F P, justice of peace Kofod Hans, carpenter 
Skoagard N C, carpenter Neilsen C C, shoemaker 
Wright J H, dairyman Ollorton Seth, weaver 
Peterson Erick, turner 
Peterson F A, machinist 


LAKE POINT. Peterson P C, wagonmaker 
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Tooxte County. A post-office, 11 miles | "" aha, JW, notions and post. 
northeast of Tooele, Taylor E, stock raiser and supt Co- 

Chapman Wn, saloon operative Institution 

JACOBS F JP, flour-mill Taylor M, stock raiser 

Moss W F, general merchandise Thygersen P, gen mdse 


LEAMINGTON. LITTLETON. 


arc sas i 8 Rs ost-office, on | Moraan County. A post-office. 
tah Central R. R. 167: miles from | Griddle Geo, justice of th 
Ogden and 130 miles from Salt Lake builder ge a pe voli haa 
City. Giles John H, farmer, carpenter and 
onmaker 


MORRISON GEORGE, general mer-| -, Tee toon blacksmith 


chandise and postmaster Handson & Madsen, saw and shingle- 


mill 
LEEDS, Hansen Christian, millwright and car. 
‘Wasuineron County. See Silver Reef. FA cg 0, obpsnites 
RE TR ohnson Andrew, cabinetmaker 
LEHI CITY. TITLE J OC, postmaster, farmer and 
attorney 
Uran County. <A post-office, on the} Parkinson Mra mdse 
Uteh Central R. R, 68 miles from Smith Wm G,] mbes and county judge |" 
Ogden and 31 miles from Salt Lake. Thompson W 3 painter | 
Cutler Thomas R, supt People’s Co-op- Tucker Charles, saw-mill - 
erative Institution and notary public | Whitear Eli, gen mdse 
Darton ve & Son, gen mdse _ 
EVANS DAVID, postmaster ‘OA. 


Evans E, agent U C R R and telegraph 
operator Pi Urs County. A post-office. 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, stietir! Concersepu, uowel Toots, Bales 


** 315 J St., Sacramento, Cal. 


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Utah—Loa-Logan. 


ALLRED A J, general merchandise 
and postmaster 

Frederickson E, bootmaker 

Morrell Wm W & S W, saw-mill 

Stoddard R J, saw-mill 

Taylor Wm, carpenter 


LOGAN. 


Cacnse County. A post-office. Is the 
county seat of Cache County, 58 miles 
from Ogden, on the line of the Utah 
and Northern R. R.; has a population 
of 4,000. Situated on the east side of 
the valley, in one of the most delight- 
ful spots in that section, and com- 
mands an extensive view. With its 
beautiful homes, its delightful climate 
and fertile soil, and its superior facili- 
ties for transportation, it is at once 
made an attractive place. Bear River 
is a beautiful stream, from which 
great numbers of the finny tribe ars 
annually taken, while the mountains 
afford excellent sport fur shooting. 


Adams James, supt water works 

Allen A A, selectman of Hyrum 

Ash John, gun and locksmith 

Ballif S F (S F Ballif & Co) 

BallifS F & Co (S F Ballif and John T 
Caine Jr), groceries 

Ballif S L, county treasurer 

BARBER GEORGE AND ALONZO 
G (George Barber & Son), Main 

RGE & SON (George 

and Alonzo G Barber), wagons and 
machinery, Main 

Bassett Wm B, city recorder 

Bearby Mrs J, physician 

Behle W H, physician 

Bench John, painter 

Benson Geo T, assessor and collector 

Blanchard J R, Logan House 

Bowring H E, harness and saddles 

Brown Mrs J H, boarding-house 


BROWN JH Jr (J H Brown & Son), 


BROWN J H & SON, steam marble 
works, 2d 


BUDER WILLIAM, watchmaker and 
erplater, 3d 


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BURTON WILLIAM G, bakery, 34 
CACHE VALLEY HOUSE Paul Car- 


don propri r, 

Caine John T Jr (S F Ballif & Co) and 

supt Wee instruction 

Campbell & Morrell (R 8 Campbell and 
Joseph Morrell), boots, shoes and 
gente’ furnishing. goods 

Campbell R S (Campbell & Morrell) and 
mayor 

Cannon Car! T, tailor 

Card C W and C O (Central Mill Co) 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


San Francisco. 


Valle Rin 


CAR} N T B (Cardon & Thatcher), 


ain 

Cardon T B, photographer and notions 

CARDON & THATUHER (TB Car- 
don and A D Thatcher), watchmakers 
and jewelers, Main 

Central Mill Co (W B Preston, C W 
and C O Card and Wm D Hendricks) 

Clements S W, blacksmith 

Crockett W A, bill poster 

Croft Robert, master mechanic 

Crookston N W, sheriff 

CUMMINGS B F, editor “Utah Jour- 
nal,” Main 

Curtis E M, chief fire department 

CURTIS ED M, stoves and tin- 
ware, Main 

Davis A O, operator W U Tel Co 

meen Mrs J E, ladies’ furnishing 

Ovds 

Doddridge W B, suptU&NRR 

Earl Jacob, restaurant 

Edson J A, train dispatcher 

EDWARDS MRS A, millinery and 
fancy goods, 3d 

Edwards H, groceries 

Farnes Ebenezer, meat market 

F E (Farnes & Thain), Ist 
South 


Farnes Matthew H, stoves and tinware 
FARNES & THAIN (E Farnes anc J 
| T Thain), meat market, 1st South 
FARR AARON, manager 
Branch Z C M I, cor Main and 3d 

Fonnesbeck Christian, bootmaker 
4TH WARD CO-OPERATIVE IN- 
STITUTION, C B Robbins manager, 


Main 

FRANK CHARLES, banker and com- 
mercial attorney, Main 

Gale Mrs Mary, dyeing and cleaning 
works 

Gardon & Thatcher, 
watches and jewelry 

GARFF C (Lundberg & Garff), Main 

Goddard Joseph, sec b O Foundry, Ma- 
chine and Wagon Manufacturing Co 

Goodwin Bros (Wm, Fred, Chas, George 
and James Goodwin), gen mdse and 
dealers in live stock 


GREAVES JOHN C (Greaves & Nel- 


son), Depot 
GREAVES & NELSON (John © 
Greaves and T W R Nelson), general 
merchandise, Depot 
Groesbeck J B (J D Groesbeck & Co) 
Groesbeck J D (J D Groesbeck & Co) 
Groesbeck J D & Co (J D andJ BGroes- 
beck and A M Montierth), druggists 
Hammond J J, books and stationery 
Hammond James T, clerk of county 
court and recorder 


proprietor Cache 


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Hammond M D, probate judge 

Hanson Edward, county surve’ or 
Hanson Olof, tailor 

Hatch H E, agt U & N Ry and express 


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Hayball vada S, general merchandise 
Hendricks & Ricks (Wm D Hendricks 
and T E Ricks), Deseret Mills 
Hendiicks Wm D (Hendricks & Ricks) 
Hymers George, city treasurer 


JACOBSEN & I (F Jacobsen & Son), 
JACOBSEN F & SON (F and I Jo- 


cobsen), blacksmiths, Main 
James David, pumps 
James Mra Emeline, millinery and fancy 


goods 

JEFFESEN N P, general merchandise, 

ain 

Jenkins David, general merchandise 

Jenkinson Noah, furniture 

Johnson Carl C, music store 

Kirkham R, photographer 

Knowles Mrs Betsey, Railroad Boarding 
House 

Lamoreaux D B, druggist and physician 

Lamoreaux Mrs N M, millinery 

Larsen GC, city sexton 

Larsen Ole (Larsen & Petersen) 

Larsen & Petursen (Ole Larsen and A 
Petersen), bootmakers 

Larson Frank, agt for White Sewing 
Machines 

Leishman James A, justice of peace 

Lewis B M, pres Logan U O Foundry, 
Machine and Wagon Mfg Co 

Lewis David, photographer 

Lindquist N A, furniture 

LOGAN BRANCH Z C MI, Aaron 
Farr manager, cor Main and 3d 

Cogan House, J R Blanchard 

LOGAN U_0O FOUNDRY, MA- 
CHINE AND WAGON MFG CO, 

Joseph Wilson superintendent, B M 


Lewis president 
LUN} BERG @ (Lundberg & Garff), 
ain ¥ 
LUNDBERG & GARFF (G Lundberg 
and C Warff), sash and door factory, 
Main 
Martineau James H, civil engineer 
Martineau L R, assessor and collector 
Mattison L B (Paine & Mattison) 
Maughan W W, prosecuting attorne 
McAlister & Son (C Hand J A McAlis- 
ter), saddles, harness and sewing ma- 
chines 
McD Bleecker Rev Pierre, clergyman 
(Episcopal) 
Meley J W, P asterer 
Merrill Franklin, agt Singer Mfg Co 
Montierth A M (J D Groesbeck & Co) 
Morehead P T, selectman of Smithfield 
Morrell Jos (Campbell & Morrell) 


NELSON T W RB (Greaves & Nelson), 
Depot 


New York Store, R M Wilkinson mgr, 
dry goods 

Nibley Charles W, mgr U O Store 

Nielson Peter A, general merchandise 

Nielson Wm, civars and tobacco 

NORCROSS W §, physician, Main 

Urmsby O C (Ormsby & Riter), physi- 


cian 
Ormsby & Riter (0 C Ormsby and B F 
Riter,) druggists 
Paine & Mattison (J E Paine aud L B 
Mattison), agts agricultural impl’ts 
Paine J E (Paine & Mattison) 
Palmer Mrs Jane, millinery and dress- 


making 
Parks Rev C M, clergyman (Presbyte- 


rian) 
Parry Misses L & M, Parry Millinery 
Store 
Partington Wm E, justice of peace 
Peacock George, ice cream saloon 
Petersen A (Larsen & Petersen) 
Peterson P O, second-hand clothing 
Pierce Elijah F, basket mfr 
Preston W B (Central Mill Co) 
Pringle Robert, sewing machine age 
RE, DING ‘WM, (Reeder & Reading), 
lain 
Reed John F, general mdse 
REEDER & READING (Robert 


Reeder and Wm Reading), meat mar- 


ket, Main 

REEDER ROBERT (Reeder & Read- 
ing), Main 

Rees David, livery and feed stable 

Resor Wm & Co, stoves 

RICKS BROS (Hyrum and T E Ricks), 
groceries and _shooting-gallery, Main 

RICKS HYRUM (Ricks Bros), Main 

Ricks Joel Jr, selectman 

Ricks Thomas K (Hendricks & Ricks) 

RICKS THOMAS EJR (Ricks Bros), 
Main 

Riter B F (Ormsby & Riter) 

ROBBINS'C B, manager 4th Ward 
Co-operative Institution, Main 

Shirley Mrs Margaret A, postmistress 

Squires J F &'Co (J F and Walter 
Squires), barbers 

Squires J F and Walter (J F Squires & 
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Sweitzer Jacob, blacksmith 
Taylor A B, aticrney 
THAIN JOHN T (Farnes & Thain), 
Ist South 
THATCHER A D (Cardon & Thatch- 
er), Main 
Thatcher George W (Thatcher &}Sons) 
Thatcher Moses (Thatcher & Sons) 
Thatcher & Sons (Moses and George W 
‘thatcher), Union Flouring Mills 
Thomas John, tailor 


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Turner Frederick, mgr Zion’s Board of| Co, Joseph Wilson mgr 
rm) Trade Wilkinson RM, mgr New York Store 
United Order Manufacturing and Build- WILSON JOSEP , superintendent 
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We also handle the Celebrated 


SCHUTTLER & COOPER WAGONS 


And will keep on hand a good supply of Wagon Timber, Iron Bolts, etc. 


WH. BUDER, 
Watchmaker & Jeweler, 


THIRD STREET, 
Between Main and Washington, 
LOGAN, UTAH. 


GOLD AND SILVER PLATING 


? Done on Short Notice. 
Work Done , Neatly and Promptly. All Work Guaranteed. 
EE ES IL EE CATS EERE PLL I RE I a a Eo a 


CACHE VALLEY HOUSE 


Third Street, bet. Main and Washington, Logan, Utah. 


Best Hotel North of Ogden. Terms, $1.50 & $2.00 per day. 


Meals and Beds, Fifty Cents each. 


Good Table and Attentive Waiters. 


Liberal Rates given to Boarders by the Month or Week. 
PAUL CARDOW, Proprietor. 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, sts. Wr Binck Walnut, Spanish Godar, Veneers. 
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JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, makes the BEST FITTING Cloth 


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Utah—Logam. 


CARDON & THATCHER. 


WATCRDS, CLOCKS, FERRY. 


Furniture Upholstered, 


Mouldings and Frames, 
OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, 


Etc., Etc., Ete. 


LOGAN CLs, UDA. 


N. P. JEPPESEN, 


—DEALER IN— 


Dry Goods, Groceries, 
BOOTS and SHOES, HATS, CAPS, 


—AND— 


GENT’S UNDERWEAR. 
MAIN STREET, LOGAN, UTAH. 


PIONEER 


Steam Marble Works of Utah. 


J. H. BROWN & SON, 


| Fe Stone and Marble Cutters 
. Monumental Stone Cutting. 


Cemetery Work a Specialty. 
Dealers and Importers in Marbles. 
Also, Contractors and Builders. 
=> LOGAN, - 2 « « + UTAH 


Utah——Logan. 1291 


LUNDBERG & GARIT, 


DOOR AND SASH 


HACTOR Y, | 
Cor. Main and First Streets, 
LOGAN, UTAH. 


Special Inducements Given to Dealers. 


SOLE ACENTS IN UTAH FOR 


Rubber Roofing and Slate Roofing Paints. 


All Grades of Native and Imported Lumber. 
LATH AND SHINGLES 


AT COMPETING PRICES, 


Planing in all its Varieties done with Dispatch. 


Parties Desiring to build will find it to their 
Advantage to Consult. 
Correspondence Solicited. Estimates Furnished. 


1192 


Utah—Logan. 


THE U.O. FOUNDRY] 


Machine and Wagon Manufacturing Co., 
_. LOGAN, CACHE C0., UTAH, 


MANUFACTURE 
Saw and Shingle Mills, Feed Uutters, Horse Powers, Wood 
Turning Lathes, Brass and Iron Castings, Ete., Etc. 


AGENTS FOR THE 


Bain Wagon, Oliver Chilled and Moline Plows, Champion 
Mowers and Pitt’s Threshers, etc. 


&@ Special Attention given to Repairs in Blacksmith, Machine and Wagon 


Departments. 
‘JOSEPH WILSON, Manager. 
B. M. LEWIS, President. 


LOGAN BRANCH 


| Dion's Cooperative Mercantile sittin 


IMPORTERS, JOBBERS, AND RETAIL DEALERS IN 


ALL KINDS OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE |! 


We are “Headquarters” in Northern Utah: and' 
Southern Idaho on Grain, Butter, Eggs, | 

and General Produce. | 

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Prices Furnished on Application. 


AARON FARR, - - - Manager. 


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Mh, Sth Po’ dh Man CoD, 


Under the management of C. B, ROBBINS, who will make it an object for all wanting 


Anything in the way of General Merchandise to call on him 
At the 4th Ward Co-op., 
Main Street, Half a block North of ZC. M. 1., 


LOGAN, - °°: >; 


¢@@ Highest Market Price paid for Wool and all kinds of Produce. 


THE UTAH JOURNAL, 


Is published every pete and Friday even- 
ing. The JOURNAL is 


The Official Paper of Cache County, 


Representing thefgeneral interests of the north- | 


ern portiun of Utah and the adjacent parts of 
Idaho and Wyoming. A live, independent, pro- 
gressive, reliable newspaper, with a large and 
daily increasing circulation, and the 


Best Advertising Medium 
in the region. 


Utah Journal Printing and Publishing Co. 
Logan City, Utah. 


MANTI. 


San Perez County. A_ post-office; 
the county seat; has a population of 
2,000 souls, It is133 miles from 
Salt Lake City ina southerly direc- 
tion. The vast deposits of beautiful 
white sandstone in the immediate vi- 
cinity supply all the demands for 
building material of that character, of 
which a a a the buildings 
of the city have been constructed. 


Anderson Wn, blacksmith 
Andreason M C, carpenter and builder 
Barton W K, painter 
Braithwaite R, boots and shoes 
Buchanan J, carpenter and builder 
Bybee R L, agricultural implements 
Carison C F, boots and shoes 
Carlson G E, boots and shoes 
Christensen J, cabinetmaker 
Co-operative Lumber Co 
Al C, vlad 

avis H, sician 
Fol-om WH, architect 
FOX & CO, general merchandise 
FOX E W, postmaster ' 
Goldbrausen Lars, blacksmith 


Hall R, builder 
Kenner F R, physician 


| Greco ES, tinsmith 


TUGGIE & CO., HARDWOOD LUMBER 


Utak—Logan-“eadow. 1293 


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Kjar L ©, harness and saddlery 

Ladies’ Co-operative Store 

Raney John, furniture, hides, wool, 
etc 

Madsen Chr, carpenter and builder 

Manti Co-operative Association 

Parsons H, carpenter und builder 

Perry W H, druggist 

Peterson S P, painter 

Snow Geo, attorney-at-law 

Snow W S§, hotel 

Tuttle & Co, general merchandise 


MARYSVALE. 


Pi Ure County. A post-office, 14 miles 
sonth of Monroe, Sevier County. 


Harwood, Winager & Co, gen mdse 

Jones W L, saloon and druggist 

LISONBEE H D, general merchandise 
and postmaster 

Smith M, grocer and saloon 

Timoney E McB, grocer and saloon 

Woodhouse C C, clothing 


MAYFIELD. 


San Psre County. A post-office, 114 
miles south of Manti. Population 
340. 


CHRISTIANSEN JOSEPH, superin- 
“tendent Maytield G.-Operative Mer- 

cantile Institution 

Loveri lge John T, siiock raiser 

Madson Christian, stock raiser 

MAYFIELD CO-OPERATIVE 
MERCANTILE INSTITUTION 

Whitlock James H, stock raiser 

Williams Samuel M, postmaster 


MEADOW. 


Mintarp County. A post-office, 8 miles 
south of Fillmore City, the county 


seat, 
Greenhalgh A, hotel 


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1294 : Utah—Meadow-Monroe. 
STOTT E, postmaster MILLVILLE. 


Stott W supt Co-Operative Store, 
: i} general itekhianitles uh agai ”|Cacuz County. A post-office, 4 miles 
south of Logan. 


Biglow J O, postmaster 


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: & SON, general mer- 
Rico County. A post-office. shan tiee 8 


MOFFAT D, postmaster 
MINERSVILLE. 


MENDON. Beaver County. A post-office, 16 


Cacuz County. A post-office, situated | miles southwest of Beaver, and .17 
on the Utah and Northern Ry, 51 miles| miles south of Milford. Population 
4s northwest of Ogden. Population 658. | 475. 
a) The town draws its support from ag- | Barker W, hotel and baths 
riculture, fruit and vegetable grow-| Carter Luther, carpenter and furniture 
ing. Carter W J, general merchandise 
Lar) Co-operative Store Clayton R, blacksmith 
6 tan oa Md blacksmith _ DOD B L, blacksmith 
onaldson John, postmaster AIX J H, postmaster 
el G FRANK, agent U & N |Gilliers & Co, ni mdse 
Railway Lessing Louis, hotel 
| Paul Bros, builders and furniture Lightner John H, carpenter 
Sheldon John, blacksmith Utah Co-operative Association, J H 


ae aix mgr, ge mdse ard liquors 
ood Wm, supt Co-operative Store 
MIDDLETON. 
WasuHineTon County. Post-office Sil- 

verorteeh Emery County. A post-office. 


MACDONALD AJ & SON, wine man Pp EIRCE W A, postmaster 
Pritchard Thomas M, hay and grain 
yer Pritchett Wm D, merchant 
MIDWAY temas Ne stock dealer 
& tewart R H, gen mdse 
’ Taylor LS, stock dealer 
Wasatco County. A post-office, 4 Taylor Norman, grist and saw-mill 
miles west of Heber, county seat. Wilson A G, grist and saw-mill 


Bota, : J, Per eit jeteiecearitss 
Blo » planing-mill 

Bonner Geo, flour-mill MONA. 

Epperson S H, hotel JuaB County. A post-office, 83 miles 
Huben John, justice of the peace southwest of Salt Lake City, and 8 
Olsen H, blacksmith miles north of Nephi, county seat. 
Sonderayen John, mason and plasterer ; 

vate er N C, notary public Co-operative Store, gen mdse 


WAGONEN D, saw, flour, shin- | Ellertsen John, gen mdse 
4 ; / Haws John, bi 


le and planing-mills, postmaster and sho 
Fuperintendent Midway Co-operative JOHNSON G W) seedsman and post- 
mas 


M I Store Mere 
Watkins John, saw-mill Newell Orris, justice of peace 
Wootton A, school veacher and supt | Newton Wm, mgr Co-operative Store 

county and district schools Williams E W, carpenter, painter, and 

justice of peace 


MILFORD. MONROE. 


Beaver County. A post and express | Sevier Country. A post-office, 11 miles 
office, on the Utah Central R. R.,| south of Richfield, 
263 miles from Ogden. Anderton Bros, gen mdse and liquors 
Bailey J M, physician Andrasen O C, bootmaker 
Smithson Mrs M P, hotel Bates N J, musical instruments b ' Worlto 
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Bertieson & Sons, flour-mills 

Bowman J W, blacksmith 

Hoops Benjamin, barber 

Hunt Thomas, saw-mill 

Johnson M, attorney-at-law 

Jones Walter, general merchandise 

Larson E M, harness and saddlery 

Lungquist F, bootmaker 

Madsen S, general merchandise 

McCARTHY J GH, liquors and post- 
master 

Pates N J, musical instruments 

Powlson & Co, furniture 

Sargent Jacob, blacksmith 

Simmonson S, hotel and farm imple- 
ments 

Soreenson R, tinsmith 

Tuft H, hotel 

Warsburn A, books and stationery 

ZC M I, general merchandise 


MONTEZUMA. 


San Juan County. A post-office. 


Ducket & Co, mining 
Mitchell H L, Indian trapper 
Price J G, trader 

Wheeler Ed, trader 


MORGAN CITY. 


Morgan County. A post-office on the 
Utah Central Ry, 6 miles from Salt 
Lake and 43 miles from Ogden; on 
Weber River. Population 450. 


Beckman Bros, liquors 

Clark Ezra T, flour-mills 

Francis Samuel, attorney-at-law and 

county rocorder 

FRY k, mayor and superintendent 
Zion’s Co-operative Mercantile Insti- 
tution, general merchandise 

Goodrich George A, sheriff 

Heiner Bros, stock raiser 

Hunter Edward W, surveyor 

Mason James H, supt of schools 

METTLER LM, postmaster 

Murphy G M, blacksmith 

Parkinson P, general merchandise 

Porter * R, prosecuting attorney 

Smith W G, probate judge 

Smith & Rock, masons and builders 

Taggart George H, wagonmaker 

Taggart & Hinman, flouring-mills 

Tonks Wm, blacksmith 

Tucker James, supt Co-operative Shoe 
Store 

Turner Charles, lime 

Welch T R G, sewing machines and 
city recorder 

Williams D, lime kiln 

Williams J, general merchandise 

Worlton James T, county coroner 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


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TILE INSTITUTION, R ree’ 


ager, general merchandise 


MOUNT PLEASANT. 


San Pere County. A post-office, 21 
miles northeast of Manti. 


Beauman A J F, furniture 

Bee Hive Co-operative Mercantile Store, 
Geo Farnsworth supt, gen mdse 

Bjelkie C J, boots and shoes 

Farnsworth George, supt Bee Hive Co- 
operative’ 

Larson L, supt Co-operative Tannery 

Madsen Andrew, supt Mount Pleasant 
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Madson Neils, news agent 

Mount Pleasant ZC M I, Andrew Mad- 

sen supt, gen mdse 

Neilson S J, general merchandise 

Page & Hall, attorneys-at-law, col- 
lectors, etc 

PAGE J, postmaster 

Prichett L F, gen mdse 

Rolph Bros, general merchandise 

San Pete Goaperasirs Mercantile Insti- 
tution, A Wall supt, gen mdse 

Wall A, supt San Pete Co-operative 
Store 

Zabriskie Wm, attorney-at-law 


NEPHI. 


JuaB County. A post-office on the 
Utah Central Ry, 14 miles from Juab 
and 91 miles from Salt Lake. 


Bryan W AC, assessor and collector 

Chalmers A, wines and liquors 

Foote Chas, general merchandise 

Foote Cyrus, Union Hotel 

Goldsbrough Mrs, millinery and notions 

Goldsbrough H, propr Nephi House 

Grover Joel, supt Nephi Co-operative 
Store and probate judge 

Hague A, county recorder 

Hawkins Jas, general merchandise 

Hyde & Whitmore, gen mdse 

May W R, attorney-at-law 

Nephi Co-operative Store, gen mdse 

Ostler J C, harness, saddlery, etc 

SCHO. T J, sheriff and post- 
master 

Taylor Elmer, gen mdse and liquors 

Williams E H, general merchandise 


NEW HARMONY. 


Kane County. A post-office, 24 miles 
northeast of Toquerville, the county 
seat. 


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WHITE BROB., 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
@t,8.F. Oak, Ash, Hickory, Maple, Cherry, etc. 


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mao. No. 315 J St., Sacramento, Cal 


H. WACHHORSTS ‘“icierctittne 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. 


1296 


CO-OPERATIVE STORE, 


merchandise 


Store 


TAYLOR MARY A, postmistress 


Wanger ©, bootmaker 


NEWTON. 


northwest of Logan., 
Barker J H, butter and eggs 
Beck J N, paiuter and artist 
Bensen Peter, carpenter 
Bigby W F, lumber 
Clark Amos, blacksmith 
GRIFFIN W H, superintendent New- 


ton Co-operative Store 


supt 
Sorensen Hans, bootmaker 


OAK CITY. 


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miles north of Fillmore City. 


Jansen Wm, general merchandise 
Lyman Bros & Roper, lumber 
Overson —, blacksmith 
Partridge T, lumber 

ROPER H; postmaster 


OGDEN. 


telegraph office; is the county seat 


Union Pacific R. R. and northern ter- 


Northern Railway, which railroads con- 


although the ‘agricultural, mining and 
manufacturing interests are an impor- 


ity of this young city, It is well 
out; its streets wide and regular and 
lined with beautiful shade and ornamen- 


mens of architectural skill. 
are numerous and 
ed, while all the religious sects are rep- 
resented. 
of Ogden will compare favorably wit 


accommodations are good. 
The Chamberlin House, on 5th Street 


prenereneeet! ievy, JEW ELE 
Utah—New Harmony-Ogden. 


PACE W D, manager Co-operative | business p 


CacuE County. A post-office, 12 miles ; There are other ban 


Weser County. A post, express and| ANDERS 


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general | charges moderate; while the Junction 


City Hotel is centrally located to the 
art of the city, is well kept 
and its prices reasonable. A fine brick 
hotel is being erected on the corner of 
5th und Main Streets, to be called the 
Brown: Hotel. The bank of Harkness & 
Co, is doing a large business, which is 
mereasing with the gees of the place, 

sin the city. The 
hewspapers are two—‘‘ The Pilot”? and 
‘©The Ogden Herald.” both bright and 
enterprising p:pers, and look well to 
the interest of this section of country. 
Ogden has a flouring and woolen mill 
and several planiug-mills, lumber yards 
and extensive agricultural implement 
houses, which prove a striking feature 
of the mercan:ile business. There is said 


Newton Co-operative Store, W H Griffin | to be an abundance of good ore, lime 


and coal on the line of the railroad, and 
within a short distance of the city. 
Ogden, with its railroad and manufac- 
turing facilities, has a bright future be- 
fore it, and is destined to become a 


Mrttarp County. A _ post-office, 28] city of importance. 


Adams L B (Guthrie, Dooly & Co) 


Anderson Peter, supt Co-operative Store | Adams L B (L B Adams & Co) 


Adams L B & Co (L B Adams, W M 

Rant and C A Mobrhardt), grain and 
roduce 

Adkinson Rev A D, clergyman (Meth- 
odist) 

Alexander Daniel, notary public 

Allen James, gen mdse 

Allen J X, physician 

dn E H, business manager 
** Ogden Herald ’ 


and has a population of about 7,000. | Anderson P, merchant tailor 
The eastern terminus of the Central | Ashby Thomas, boots and shoes 
Pacific R. R., western terminus of the| BAL 


GER A (Felshaw, Browning 
& Ballinger), Main 


minus of the Utah Central R. R. and the | BANKS G M, N. vada Saloon, 4th 
southern terminus of the Utah and/| Barrett P J, attorney-at-law and notary 


public 


tribute very materially to its support, | Baxter J (Harrocks & Baxter) 


BEARDSLEY M H, propr Union De. 
pot Hotel 


tant factur i» the growth and prosper- | Beatty John Jr, agt Reed, Jones & Co 
laid | BE 


TH GEORGE G, proprietor 
Juuaction City Hotel, cor Main and 
5th 


tal trees. The houses are mostly built | BEEBEE W §, dentist 

of brick and many of them fine speci- | Belnap Hyrum, assessor and collector 
Its schools | Biel 
nerally wellattend- | BISHOP JO 


athias, dry goods and meat mkt 
H (Driver & Bishop), 
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t' 
ackwel’ C & Co (C Blackwell), car- 
penter and )uilder 


any inthe West or East. The hotel | Bond H M (H M Bond & Co) 


Bond H M & Co (H M Bond and AG 
Harris), wholesale grocers and fruits 


near the Depot, is a good hotel and ite! Bornstein Charles (Bornstein & Pellens), 


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Bornstein & Peliens (C Bornstein and W | Crossley James, groceries 


Pellens), cigars and tobacco 


Bowring Mrs Marion, millinery 
BOYLE J &CO (J Boyle), furniture, 
ain 


Brennan W P, agt W, F & Co 

Broom John, propr Broom Hotel 

Brown James M, jailer 

Brown Wn, sheriff 

Browning Bros (J M and M S Brown- 
ing), gunsmiths 

Browning J M and MS (Browning Bros) 

GJ W (Felshaw, Brown- 
ing & Ballinger), Main 

Bruesch George, saloon 

Bucher George, saloon 

Buer Mrs Lizzie, milliner 

BURTON, HERRICK & WHITE 
(W W Burton, L J Herrick ant B 
White), general merchandise, grain 
and agricu!tural implements, 4th 

BURTON W W (Burton, Herrick & 
White), 4th 

BUSWELL W A (Potter, Duryea & 
Co), cor Main and 5th 

Canfield Israel, sexton 

Carhanan John D, physician 

Carr B J, watchmaker 

Carroll Wm, Pioneer Livery, Feed and 
Sale Stable 

Cedlerstrom M, tailor 

CHAMBERLIN HOUSE, George W 
Lashus proprietor, 5th 

Chambers Chas, groceries and bakery 

Chambers J G, books, stationery and 
notions 

Chandler George, meat maiket 

Child Austin W (W G Child & Son) 

Child W D, hardware and stoves 

Child W G (W G Child & Son) 

Child W G & Son (W Gand Austin W 
Child), dry goods 

Chubbuck Mrs C A, lodging-house 

Clark Joseph & Co (Joseph Clark), Og- 
den Steam Flouring-Mill 

CLAYTON J J (Clayton & Sc+tt), 4th 

CLAYTON & SCOTT (J J Clayton 
and H_ J Scott), saloon, 4th 

Coker W L, boarding 

Coleman Sylvanus, mining expert 

Collins Mrs John, furnished rooms 

COLLINS RICHARD, proprietor 
Globe Hotel, cor 5th and Young 

Condon AS, physician 

Cordon John, gen mdse 

Corkish John, agt Continental Coal Co 

Crawshaw & Wilson (Luke Crawshaw 
and G Wilson), gen mdse 

Crawford & Wilson, gen mdse 

Crawshaw Luke (Crawshaw & Wilson) 

CROSS BROS (C W and A J Cross), 
harnessmakers, wholesale and retail, 


Main 
ea| CROSS C W & AJ (Cross Bros), Main 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


Curtiss F H (Funge & Curtiss) — 

Cushnahan Rev PM, pastor Catholic 
Church 

‘Dart John, root beer 

Dee & Horn (J L Dee and C Horn), the 
Mint Caloon 

Dee J L (Dee & Horn) 

Dec John M, Dexter Livery Stable 

Dee Miss Rose, millinery 

Dee Thos D, assessor and collector 

Dee Thos, varieties 

Dooly R M (Guthrie, Dooly & Co) 

Douglass G B, blacksmith 

Doxey Thos, water master 


DRIVER & BISHOP (Jesse J Driver 
and J H Bishop), druggists, 4th 
Driver Geo W (Wm Driver & Son) 


DRIVER JESSE J (Driver & Bishop), 
t 


Driver John, physician 

Driver Wm (Wm Driver & Son) 

Driver Wm & Son (Wm and Geo W 
Driver), wholesale and retail druggists 

Dunham A (Dunham & Kiesel) 

Dunham & Kiesel (A Dunham and J Kie- 
sel), groceries 

DURYEA W F (Potter, Duryea & Oo), 
cor Main and 5th 

Dyer Mrs Mary J, dressmaker 

ECCLES DAVID, lumber, doors and 
sash 

Eccles John H, wood turner 

Eklund C A, merchant tailor 

Eldredge H S, pres First National Bank 

Emerson A C, clerk first district court 

Emerson P H, judge first district court 

Emmett & Farley (A Farley and Wm 
Emmett), blacksmiths 

Emmett Thomas, soda factory 

Emmett Wm (Emmett & Farley) 

Farley A (Emmett & Farley) 

Farley Wentworth, blacksmith and 
wagonmaker 

Farr Aaron F, city treasurer 

FARR BROS (J E and V Farr), grain, 


flour and agricultural implements, 
4th 

FARRELL WM, books and siation- 
ery, 4th 

Fell A G, supt Salt Lake Division C P 
RR 

FELSHAW, BROWNING & BAL- 
LINGER (D W Felshaw, J W 
Browning and A Ballinger), real es- 
tate, loan and collection, Main 

FFLSHAW D W (Felshaw, Brown- 
ing & Ballinger), attorney-at-law and 
US commissioner, Main , 

Ferguson Mrs Julia, restaurant 

Firat National Bank, H S Eldredge 


pres, H S Young cashier 
Flygare N C, contractor and builder 


WHITE BROS., 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
sStreet,8.F. Wagon Stock, Cabinet Woods, ote. 


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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR UNIFORMS, “NXo.'o treet Strcet, 


Utah— Ogden. ° 


1298 


G i FOOTE. JAMES E, agent for the Co-| Heywood, A R (Kimball & Heywocd), 


lumbus Buggies, harness, saddles, 
Hazard Powder and Herdic Coach 
Line, Main 

Forbes H B, bootmaker 

Forbes James, agt CP RR 

Fowles W §,-barber 

Frank S H & Co(SH Frank), branch 
house of San Francisco and harness 
and leather 

Fry John, brewery 

Funge & Curtiss (W W Funge and F H 
Curtiss), hardware 

Funge W W (Funge & Curtiss) 

Fyfe W W, blacksmith 

Gale James, furniture 

Gibbons Francis, general merchandise 

Gibson H E, Ogden Planing Miiis 

Giger Carl (Preston & Giger) 

GLOBE HOTEL, Richard Collins pro- 
prietor, cor 5th and Young 

Goddard Hyrum F, agt Singer Mfg Co 

Goldsmith L (Marks, Goldsmith & Co) 

Goodfellow J B, saloon, shooting-gal- 
lery and lunch stand 

GOE GE J (Stoker & Gorringe), 


ain 
Greenwell A and A Jr (Greenwell & 


Son) 

Greenwell & Son (A and A Greenwell 
Jr), meat market 

Griffin H L, shipper fruits and produce 

C:rill Phil, meat market 

Grix Lamoni, general merchandise 

Guheen Michael, boarding-house 

Guthrie, Dooly & Co (J W Guthrie, R 
M Dooly, L B Adams and O E Hill), 
bankers 

Guthrie J W \Guthrie, Dooly & Co) 

HAEFELI LEO editor ‘‘ Ogden 
Herald,’’ Main 

Hall F A, dentist 


HALL JOSEPH editor ‘Ogden Her- 


ald,” Main 
HARKNESS & CO. bankers, 4th 
Harris A G (H M Bond & Co) 
Harris Bros (R P, WS and H L Harris), 
groceries 
Harris George W, carpenter 
Harris R PW S and ft L (Harris Bros) 
Hart John, bootmaker 
Hartenstein E A (Thompson & Harten- 


stein) 

Hartenstein Jacob, shipper of fruit and 
produce 

Hartog Eber, wagonmaker 

Helfrich E C & Co(EC Helfrich), pro- 
duce shippers 

Hellewell Robert, saloon 

Herrick Lester, mayor 


CK L J (Burton, Herrick and | Keck John (McCarty 


HERRI 
White), 4th 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, =” 


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Fe AESCOR hey ine is § 


) SF. 


di te i_ 
a en Chapter R A M, No2, Ls 


Higbee L P (Higbee & Smith) 
Higbee & Smith (L P Higbee and R 


mith), attorneys-at-law 
Higginbotham & Co (S S and S H Hig. 
inbotham), gen mdse - 
Higginbotham J ©, fruits and produce 
Bigg tonoshey S H & Bro (T W andS 
aE NAIE BOP!) clothing and dry 
goods 
Higginbotham S H and T W (Higgin- 
otham & Bro) 
Higginbotham S 8, gen mdse 
Higginbotham S 38 and S H (Higgin- 
botham & Co) 
Hill Hiram H, ice cream parlors 
Hill O E (Guthrie, Dooly & Co) 
HODGMAN W A, harness and sad- 
Hopkins & Van Dyke (J B Hopkins and 
opkins an Dyke ( opkins an 
R P Van Dyke), crockery : os 
Hopson & Co (WS Hopson), Palace 
Saloon 
Hopson W S (Hopson & Co) 
Horn C (Dee & Horn) 
Horrocks & Baxter (S Horrocks and J 
Baxter), general merchandise 
HORROCKS JAMES, real estate, in- 
telligence and capitalist, Main © 
Horrocks John, saloon 
Horrocks Samuel (Horrocks & Baxter) 
Horspool John, general merchandise 
Hourk J (Schnaller & Hourk) 
ah she Frank B (McNutt & Hurl- 
ut) 
HURLEY MRS MARY Jf, dress- 
maker, Franklin 
Huss A, bootmaker 
Huss Anselm, blacksmith 
Hutchins W B, alderman 
Ingram Wm, boarding-house 
Jackson Wm L G, porter C P RR 
Depot 
James David, plumber 
Jenkins David, surveyor 
Jennings C P, photozrapher 
Johnston A (Johnston & Studer) 
Johnston & Studer (A Johnston and W 
Studer), saloon 
Jones D D, mgr Idaho Lumber Co 
JONES J P (J P Jones & Co), 5th 
JONES J P & CO (J P Jones and Miss 
Ella Mullarky), laundry, 5th 
Jones M, physician 
Jones R L, lessee Ogden Iron Works 
Jones Thomas W, merchant tailor 
JUNCTION CITY HOTEL, George G 
Beckwith proprietor, cor Main aud 


GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER 


5th 
Kay David, wholesale produce 
Keck) 
Kent W H, engineer CP RR 


MAIN STRERT, SAN FRANCISCO, 
(von Doors, Bank Vaults, Etc. 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 33 


CONKLIN BROS., 


Market. 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montgomery & 124 


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GGLE & CO., VENEE RS San cisco. 


Utah—Ogden. 


1299 


Kershaw A J, plumber 

Keyes Alma, chief police, marshal and 
constable 

Keyes Edward, Pioneer Saloon 

Kiesel F J & Co (F J Kiesel), groceries 
and liquors 

Kiesel J (Dunham & Kiesel) 

Kimball Gen Nathan, sacra abe 

Kimball & Heywood (J M Kimball and 
A R Heywood), attorneys-at-law 

Kimball J M (Kimball & Heywood) 

Knowles J F, clergyman (Presbyterian) 

Kuhn Abraham and Adam (A Kuhn & 


Bro) 
Kuhn A & Bro (A and A Kuhn), whole- 
sale dry goods and clothing 
Lambert C P (Lambert & Martin) 
Lambert & Martin (C P Lambert and 
A H Martin), marble cutters 
Lampert J A (Planz & Lr mpert) 
LaRovae F (LaRoche & 'sooy) 
LaROCHE & SOO (F LaRoche 
and B F Sooy), photographers, Main 
LASHUS GEO W, proprietor Cham. 
berlin House, 5th 
Latham H H, chief engineer U & N 
RR Co 
Lee T P, chief train dispatcher Salt 
Lake Division CP RR 
Lepper Andrew, bath-house 
Lewis JS & Co(J S and H D Lewis), 
watchmakers and jewelers 
Lewis J S and H D (JS Lewis & Co) 
Lewis Wm §, lodging-house 
Lindsey Mark, groceries, and ice cream 
arlors 
TLEFIELD E A, editor ‘Daily 
eb Weekly Pilot,” SE cor Main and 
4t 
Low Bros (Alfred and William Low), 
books, stationery and notions 
Lowe George A, dealer in agricultural 
implements and machinery 
Lowell John W, agricultural imple- 
ments and machinery 
Lund W, mason 
Mahon Mrs Emma, millinery and dress- 
making 
Margary H, attorney 
Marks, Goldsmith & Co (I Marks and L 
Goldsmith), clothing 
Marks I (Marks, Goldsmith & Co) 
Martin A H (Lambert & Martin) 
Mathews J OC, architect 
McCarty & Keck (N McCarty and J 
Keck), saloon 
McCarty L (McCarty & Minter) 
McCarty & Minter (L McCarty andS 
Minter), saloon 
McCarty Nelson (McCarty & Keck) 
McCuley Chas A H, captain and A Q M 
of US Army 
McFarlane Peter, cigars and tobacco 
McIntyre Wm L, quarantine physician 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, sii T sisci'w: 


McNUTT & RURLBUT (J W Mc- 
Nutt and F B Hurlbut), wholesale 
and retail druggists 

McNutt J W (McNutt & Hurlbut) 

McQuarrie Robt, county treasurer 

Middleton C F, justice of the peace 

Millis J W, coal dealer 

Minter S (McCarthy & Minter)  - 

Mitcheil T E, pa sician 

Mohrhardt C A (L B Adams & Co) 

Monch L F, county supt public schools 

Mcoch L M, prin Mormor High School 

Moore Mrs Agnes, ice cream parlors 

Morley Joseph, restaurant 

MORLEY M, barber, 5th 

Moulding & Murphy (W H Moulding 
and John Murphy), meat market 

Moulding W H (Moulding & Murphy) 

MULLARKY MISS ELLA (J P Jones 
& Co), 5th 

Murphy G W, gen mdse 

Murphy John (Moulding & Murphy) 

Murphy John J, groceries 

Negus J D, supt U and N R R Co 

Neilson Mrs E, dress and shirt maker 

Nelson J H, real estate agt 

Newman H J, tinsmith 

Nicholls Hamby, varieties 

Nielsen Mrs Hattie, board and lodging 

Oddenston W, carpenter 

Ogden Branch Zion’s Co-operative In- 
stitution, S W Sears mgr 


“OGDEN DAILY AND WEEKLY 
PILOT,” Pilot Publishing Co pro- 
prietors, E A Littlefield editor, SE 
cor Main and 4th 

Ogden Electric wight Co, 
Horrocks mgr 


“OGDEN HERALD” (daily and semi- 
weekly), Joseph Hall and Leo Hae- 
feli editors, Main 

Ogden Iron Works, R L Jones lessee 

Ogden Lodge, No 5, I OOF, Jay R 
Crandle sec 

Ogden Lodge, No 2, K of P, John Cor- 
lew sec 

Ogden Water Co, E H Orth pres 


Ogden W B, dentist 

O'NEILL MJ(MJ O'Neill & Co), 5th 

O'NEILL MJ & CO (MJ O'Neill, H 
Shafer and Thos Salter), salocn, 5th 

Orth Charles W (Orth & Co) 

Orth & Co (Charles W and E H Orth), 
Utah Vinegar Works 

Orth E H, insurance and real estate 

Owen James, lodging-house 

PARSONS BROS (C H and A H Par- 
sons), books and stationery, Young 

PARSONS C H & A H (Parsons Bros), 
cor 5th and Main 

Patterson A J, mgr W U Tel Co : 

PAYNE MRS FANNIE, lodging- 
house, 5th 


James 


3 & 15 Main anc 14 & 16 Spear 
alzut. Spanish Cedar, Veneers. 


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1300 


Pearce Wm, iron foundry and machine 
works 

Peebles C L, druggist 
EERY D H, president “Ogden Her- 
ald’”’ Publishing Co, cor Main and 4th 

Pellens Wm (Bornstein & Pellens) 

Peterson Mrs Maria, laundry 

Peterson W H, saloon 

Planz & Lampert (P PlanzandJ A Lam- 


pert) 

Planz P (Planz & Lampert) 

POTTER, DURYEA & CO (Ed H 
Potter, W A Buswell and WF Dur- 
yet), wholesale jewelers, cor Main and 

t 


POTTER ED H (P ter, Duryea & 
Co), cor Main and 5th 

Powers Austin, pump factory 

Powers H J, physician 

Preshaw S M, undertaker 

Preston & Giger (John Preston and K 
Giger), saloon 

Preston John (Preston & Giger) 

Prince Christian, bakery 

Rant W M (LB Adams & Co) 

Reeder F H, Pioneer Candy Factory 

Reeve John, agtU CRR 

Rehsteiner J, physician 

Reno A C, ice cream saloon 

Reynolds Ww R, saloon 

Richards ie (FS » L M and C C Rich- 
ards), dry goods 

Richards C C, county recorder 

Richards F D, county and probate judge 

Richards F S, city and county attorney 

Richards F 8, L M and C C (Richards 
Bros) 

Richards L M, county clerk 

RILEY JAMES § & CO (James S 
Riley), saloon, 5th 

Rogers A D, dentist 

Sct Clair W PP, ast NPR R 

St John Nelson, general mdse 

Saltenberger Auguste, German Bakery 
and Restaurant 


Co), 5th 

Salter Thomas (Shafer & Salter) 

Schnaller C (Schnaller & Hourk) 

Schnaller & Hourk (C Schnaller and J 
Hourk), French Restaurant 

SCOTT H J (Claytcn & Scott), 4th 

Scoville H B, broom factory 

Scowcroft John, gen merchandise 

Scudder W A, lunch stand 

Sears S W, mgr Ogden branch Zion’s 
Co-operative Institution 

Sebree Howard, dealer in agricultural 
implements 

Sewell J B, general merchandise 

SF (M J O'Neill & Cu), 5th 

Shafer H (Shafer & Salter) 

Shafer & Salter (H Shafer and T Salter), 
Gem Saloon 


PRISON CELLS, wo:"teen 


H. WACHHORST'S *nittsrivrarsmare 315 J 


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Utah—Ogden. 


SALTER THOMAS (M J O'Neill &|8T 


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nd j ey 


Shakespeare A D, ‘okenth Broom Hotel 

Shupe James, blacksmith 

Shurtliff H V, stock inspector 

Silva V M O, agt Red Line Transit Co 
and dealer in hides, skins and wool 


Smith A C, agt Tootle, Mau & Co 
(Omaha, Neb) 

Smith Henry, barber 

Smith J A, arber 


Smith Ransford etre & Smith) 
Smith Theodore A, book and job print- 


ers 
Smuin John (Smuin & Thomas) 
Smuin & Thomas (John Smuin and TG 
Thomas), general merchandise 
Snively George W, harnessmaker 
Sooy B F (LaRoche & Sooy) 
ore Rev Dwight, clergyman (Bap- 


SPENCER PORTER W, cigars, gro- 
SPE ries and restaurant, 5th 
te P (Sprunt & Stahr) Main 

SPRUNT & STAHR (J P Sprunt and 
J Stahr), general merchandise, Main 

STAHR J (Sprunt & Stahr), Main 

Stanford J, general merchandise 

Stayner T J, millinery and ladies’ furn- 
ishing go oods 

Stephens David, photographer 

Stephens J A, agt for Steele, Johnson & 
Co (Omaha, Neb) 

STEPHENS J 0, phot ographer, 5th 


eae Abe, foundry and machine shop, 


STEVENS SIDNEY, 
kinds of produce, 5th 

Stevens W H, cigars and sporting goods 

STOKER E (Stoker & Gorringe), Main 

STOKER & GORRINGE (E Stoker 
and J Gorringe), harnessmaker, Main 

STONE E, photographer and merchant 

Stone M, stock dealer 

Stone Mary E, fruit farm 

Stone W, carpenter 

Stratford Edwin, furniture 


VIRGINIA, Union 
Kitchen, 5th 


Studer W (Johnston & Studer) 

Tabernacle, J H Peery pres of Weber 
Co 

Tanner Nathan Jr, attorney-at-law and 
notary public 

Taylor James, city recorder 

Taylor Joseph, tailor 

Taylor RK J, agt tithing office 

The Broom Hotel, John Broom propr 

Thomas Catharine, fruits and varieties 

Ynomas )anivl F, justice of peace 

Thomas T G (Smuin & Thompson) 

Thompson F H, saloon 

Thompson G (T hompson & Hartenstein) 

Thompson & Hartenstein (George 
Thompson and E A Hartenstein), 
barbers 


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Thompson James, stoves and tinware 


master’s department 

Tiesel H T, California Bakery 

Toland Mrs T R, dres maker 

TRIBE GEO H, general merchandise, 
4t 


Tribe Henry, commission merchant 
Turner W H, mgr Geo A Luwe 
Tyrrell Joseph, bootmaker 

rich Ed, physician 
Fj | UNION DEPOT HOTEL, HM Bearde- 

ley propr 
©] UNION KITCHEN, Mrs Virginia 
(4) Street proprietor, 5th 

Union Lodge, No6, I O O F, Wm M 

| Thompson sec 
© Unsworth Rev, Episcopal clergyman 
fp} Vinagar P CO, laundry 
2 Wade W A & Co (W A Wade), drug- 


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gists and stationers 
Walkins E J, bootmaker 
WARDLEIGH H ©, agent sewing 
machines, Doo and organs, Main 
Warren W C, lodging-house 
Warren Mrs W C, millinery 
Wasatch Lodge, No 6,1 OG T,CP 
Jennings sec 
Wasatch Tribe,,No 3, 10R M, H W 
O’Margory sec 
Watkins Charles, bootmaker 


BOYLE & Co 


—DEALERS IN— 


ALL KINDS OF 


For THE BEST FITTING SUIT OF CLOTHES 


as 
"HARDWOOD LINGER, WEETE RSE Soe use 


| 


Utah—Ogden. 


Thompson W M, chief clerk quarter-| Wells R A (R A Wells & Co) 


FURNITURE, 


Cbs ghee Bi 


1301 


Welch Chas, supervisor of streets 


Wells R A & Co (R A Wells and Henry 
Wooler), brewery 

Wheelwright M B, groceries 

White A D, dentist 


WHITE B (Burton, Herrick & White), 


White Barnard, lumber yard and plan- 
ing-mill 

Williams EG, physician 

WILLIAM a K, attorney-at-law, 
Dooly Block, cor 4th and Main 

Wilson George (Crawshaw & Wilson) 

Wilson George C, fruits and groceries 

Wilson L D & Co (L D Wilson), har. 
ware 

Wilson Wn, saloon 

Wooler Henry (R A Wells & Co) 

Wotherspoon James, gen mdse 

Wright é J, groceries 

Wright Joe, second-hand furniture 

Wright Joe Jr, fruits and vegetables 

Wright W H and A T (WH Wright 


& Son) 
Wright W H & Son (WH and AT 
Wright), general merchandise 
Young Chas J, contractor 
Young H §, cashier First National Bank 
Young Wm, agt Deseret Tel Co 


WHOA MN JO ‘99 JONVUNSNI 341] 1VRLAW 


ISald ‘NOLSNIM ‘S “4 


AND IMPORTERS OF 


Mirrors, Window Cornices, 


Latest Designs in 


PICTURE FRAMES, 


Moldings and Looking Glasses. 
Window Shades 
And Upholstery Goods 
Always on hand. 


* OCDEN, - UTAH TER. 


ABY 88S. “S38 ONY 1S3dV3HO 


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Utah—Ogden. 


BEARDSLEY’S 


Union Depot Hotel, 


OGDEN CITY, UTAH TER. 


|  KEENY HOUSE IN CONNECTION FOR LODGING. 


The reasons why this House is the best, are 


IT TS STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS I LVERT RESPECT. 


All Trains arrive and start from this House, and have one hour for meals, except Passengers to or 
from Utah and Northern Railroad, having only forty minutes. This House ing 
most convenient to the Depot of that road, it is best to let my Porters transfer 
your bazgage, giving you ample time to get breakfast or supper. Union 
Facific, Central Pacific, and Utah and Northern Railroad Ticket 
Offices; also Pullman and Central Pacific Sleeping Car 
Offices, Western Union, Atlantic and Pacific 

and Deseret Telegraph Offices 
all in this House, 


Passengers Supplied with Time Table on Application at Hotel Office 


DAILY PAPERS, 


With the Very Latest Telegraphic News, on the table at 9 a. M. and5p.s. All the water used in 
this House brought in pipes from a mountain stream. Good Fire Protection. U. 8, Mail 
received and forwarded. Any Sapo gla if reported will be remedied. 


All Baggage Hand Handled Fre Free of Charge. 


Parties going to Salt Lake and other points 


Can leave extra Hand Baggage and get Checks for the same. 


» ee . 
RS SARS GT SE ae i oe ce 


CN al a Dats Peer tests 


COMMERCIAL SAMPLE ROOMS. 
Herdic Coaches convey Commercial men and their baggage to and from the rooms FREE. 


THRMS: 
$2 to S3 per day, according to Location of Room. 


@@ Have all your letters and papers sent care of this House. 


M. H. BEARDSLEY, Proprietor. 


1808 


Chamberlin Heuse, 


TWO BLOCKS FROM DEPOT, FIFTH STREET, 
Ogden City, Utah. 


Utah—Ogden. 


Terms, $1.50 to $2.00 per day. 


The Best Second-Class House in the City. 


RATES GIVEN TO BOARDERS BY THE WEEK. 


GEO. W. LASHUS, Proprietor. 


CROSS BROTHERS, 
HARNESS MAKERS & SADDLERS. 


Wholesale and Retail. - 


ALL KINDS OF 
Carriage and Draught Harness Made and 
Repaired at Lowest Figures. 
ALL WORK WARRANTED. 
MAIN STREET, OGDEN. 
P. 0, Box 95. 


| W.8.BEEBEE, | LeRoche & Sooy’s 
DENTIST. GALLERY OF 
PHOTOGRAPHY. 


Office in Dooly-Stevens Block, 
MAIN STREET, 


OGDEN, UTAH. LEADING PHOTOGRAPHERS. 


OGDEN, UTAH. 


@@ All Work First-class.. 


1.1304  Utah—Ogden. 


New, Feed ¢ Sale Stables, 


FRANELIN, NEAR COR. FIFTH STREET, 
OCDEN, UTAH. 


GEORGE W. LASHUS, Proprietor. 


HORSES BOARDED BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH. 
HORSES BOUGHT, EXCHANGED OR SOLD. 


Junction City Hotel. 


Everything First-class in all Particulars, 
HERDIC COACHES RUNNING FROM EVERY TRAIN. 


TERMS: $2 to $2.50 PER DAY. 


4. G. BECKWITH, Proprietor, (Formerly of Silver Creek, N. Y.) 
Corner of Main and Fifth, - ~- ° . OGDEN, UTAH. 
ER EE AE EO PET EE TT I TET ETE) SE TI TET EEO Te OE AI sy 


FARR BROTHERS, 


Wholesale and Retail Dealers in 


FLOUR, GRAIN, 


FEED, PROVISIONS, SEEDS, ETC. 
Post-oMfice Box 16 Ogden City, Utah. 


We have recently added to our ib ous: beathios the Studebaker Spring and Farm Wag. 
ons, Buge ies, etc. The Osborne Machines and Extras. e Coates Lock aul 
Lever Hay Rake, and other kinds of Farm tg setae 


Utah—Ogden. 


W. A. HODGMAN, 


MANUFACTURER OF 


paddles, Harness and Bridles, 


And Wholesale and Retail Dealer in 


Saddlery, Hardware, Leather, Whips, Etc. 


STOCK SADDLES A SPECIALTY. SEND FOR PRICES: 


Ogden, Utah. Butte, Montana. Bellevue, Idaho. 


_ -McNUTT & HURLBUT, 
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, 


—— AND DEALERS IN —— 


Fine Liquors and Cigars, 
Fourth Street, Ogden, Utah. : 


Daily, $8.00 per Annum. Semi-Weekly, $3.50 per Annum. 


Ggden Herald, 


(DAILY AND SEMI-WEEKLY.) 


The Best Telegraph and General Newspaper in the Territory out- 
side of Salt Lake City. Advertisers should give us a trial. 
Send for Specimen Copy. 


OCDEN HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY. 


KE. H. ANDERSON, Business Manager. 


PARSONS BROS., 
Books, Stationery 


AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES. 


ALL ORDERS BY MAIT: PROMETLY FILLED. 
Cor. Fifth and Main Streets, Cgden, Utah. 


1306 Utah—Ogden. 


ESTABLISHED 1845, 


SIDNEY STEVENS, 


Shipper and Wholesale Dealer in 


GAIN AND ALL KINDS OF FRODUGE 


AGENT FOR THE 
Mitchell Wagon; Gaar, Scott & Co’s Threshers and Engines: 
Walter A. Wood’s and the “ Peerless” World-Renowned 
Harvesting Machines; Gale Horse Hay Rakes and 
Plows, and all kinds of Farming Implements. 


AGENT HOWE SCALES. 


Depot and Office, Fifth Street, bet. Young and Main, 


OGDEN AND NORTH OGDEN, UTAH. 


Jas, P. Sprunt. Jos, Stahr. 


SPRUNT & STAHR, 


Wholesale and Retail Dealers in 


Dry Goods, Clothing, 


Groceries and Provisions, 
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Etc. 


MAIN STREET, Between Main and Young, 
P. O. Box 198. OGDEN, UTAH. 


STOKER & GORRINGE, 


MANUFACTURERS OF 


Saddles and Bridles, 
MAN STREET, 
OCDEN, UTAH. 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., Ship Plank, all kinds, *° sso Soarasc.e- 


Utah—Ogden-Panguitch. 1807 


Ed. H. Potter. W. A. Buswell, W. F. Duryea. 


POTTER, DURYEA & CO., 


WHOLESALE JEWELERS, 


AND JOBBERS OF 


Centennial and American Watches, 


Solid Cold and Finest Rolled Plate Jewelry. 
Field and Opera Glasses and Optical Goods. 


SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN 


To Repairing Fine Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. 
Corner of Fifth and Main Sts., 


OGDEN, UTAH, 


H. C. WARDLEICH, 


Musical jorehandige, Dinos, ()rgang, [fte. 


Sheet Music, Music Books. Genuine Italian Strings a Specialty. 


AGENT FOR THE 


White, Victor and Singer Sewing Machines. 


Main Street, Ogden, Utah. 


OPHIR. PANGUITCH. 
Toorte County. A post and telegraph |GaARFIELD County. A post office, 37 
office, 17 miles south of Tooele. miles east of Parowan. 
Duke John, hotel Clark R G, bootmaker 
FAUNCE JOHN, general merchandise Crosby J W, assessor and collector 
Wiley H E, saloon Dickinson James, miller 


Doods George, lumber 
Fay Martin, general merchandise 


GURAY. Hatch M, lumber 


Upreas Corwey: «A: post-ofites Hens David: Harneantbaker 
ADAMS & CO (J B Adams), general] FewRTE JAMES, general merchan- 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, makes the BEST FITTING Clothes in the State. 
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merchandise dise 
Tousen & empten higeig tthe 
James & Samuel, grist-mill owners 
PAHREAH. Marshall Jos, harnessmaker 
Kane County. A post-office. McEwin _, postmaster 
SMITH RB A, postmaster Panguitch Co-operative Manufacturing 
SMITH R A & SONS, general mer-| and Mercantile Co, James Henrie pres, 
chandise J W Crosby supt 


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Utah—Panguitch-Park City. | 


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Reynolds & Norton, blacksmiths 
Richards Morgan, druggist 
Riggs T W, carpenter 

Sargent T W, carpenter 

Sevey J F, carpenter 

Steele M M, carpe ‘er 

Wilson G, lumber 

Worther Samuel, mason 


PARADISE. 


Burrows R M, piyeictas 
Butler Mrs C, laundry 

Byrne Edward, boot and shoemaker 
CAPEN E §, Cabinet Saloon 

Oiark B B, dry goods 

Crick & Dodge, saloon 

Cummings E, tailor 

Cupit & Branon, saloon 

Dennison Wn, carpenter 

Dougherty AS, furni:ure 


Dudley Joseph, brewery 
Cacur County. A post-office, 54 miles DUFFY JOHN, saloon 
north of Ogden and 12 miles south of | Emery A B, agt Pacific Express and 


Logan. 
Gibbs Geo D, supt Co-operative Store 
Jackson H C, blacksmith 


SHAW H 4A, secretary Co-operative 
Store and postmaster 
Thomas W N, lumber 


PARAGONAH. 


osimaster 
PIERSON AC, restaurant 
FARRELL W, Occidental Saloon 
EMORE WH, builder and 
undertaker 
FERRY EP, superintendent Marsac 
Silver Mining and Milling Co 
FISCHEL F, hotel 
Frasher George, bakery 
Frasher H A, feed and grain 


Iron County. A post-office, 5 miles} Fuelling A, bakery 


northeast of Parowan, county seat. 
BARTON J P, carpenter and postmas- 
t 


er 
Davis D D, blacksmith 

Horsley S P, brick mason 
Robinson J R, miller 

Topham J, butcher and gen mdse 
Watts B, tanner 


PARK CITY. 


Summit Covnty. A post-office situated | onion & Rogers, gener. 
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on the Echo and Park City branch of 

the Union Pacific R.R., 26 miles from 

the junction (Echo), and 66 miles 
from Ogden. 

It derives its sopport from the silver 
mines of the neighborhood, than which 
there are none more prolific in America. 
Besides the Union Pacific R. R. conneo- 
tion, Park City possesses a narrow gauge 
road, the Utah Eastern, running 18 
miles to Coalville, the county seat, 
where it touches the valuable coal fields 
that are the main source of the fuel sup- 
ply for the mills and mines. 


Aschheim M 8, general merchandise 
Baker W P, notary public 
Barrows R M, physician 

Berry Bros, blacksmiths, 
‘Blackman B L, agent U P Ry 
Bock Bros, saloon 

Bourne Mrs E L, boarding-house 
Bow-nan Maggie, millinery 
Brazier Geo, baker 

Bridge John M, harnessmaker 
Brogan & Kenada, saloon 

Burg A W, physician 

Burlin N, bootmaker 


Funk J R, barber 
Grant Richard, saloon 
Greeneawald J J, cigars and notary 


public 
Hayt Bros, gen mdse 
YT F W, notary public 


Heywood J, notary public 
Howard L D, saloon 
Hoyt M L, cashier Park City Bank 
Hunter & Co, Park City Hotel 
Joleman J, restaurant 

D F, news depot 


merchandise 
Kelley Jehn, saloon 
Kiausch F A, druggist 
Kidder George C, planing-mill 
Kieausch Dr, druggist 


Kiesel & Rogers, general merchandise 

Kimball Ed, freighter 

LA BAUM MRS C DE, general mer- 
chandise 

Lane F A, saloon 

Langford F M, saloon 

Lawrence James, gen mdse 

Liddle & Frasier, grocers 

Lowder Bros, blacksmiths 

Lydel & Gulliver, gen mdse 
ARSAC SILVER MINING A 
MILLING CO, EP Ferry superin- 
tendent 

Marrough Wm, boarding-house 

McCarroll James, boots and shoes 

McFalls David, physician 

McLaughlin D C, attorney-at-law 

Morris & Co, gen mdse 

Morrison Reiley, saloon 

Mosher A, meat market 

MU. & CO, meat market 

O’Reiley John, saloon 

Ottenheimer Wm, gen mdse 


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a Park oy Bank, M L Hoyt cashier Thiriot Bros, butchers my 
: <t| “PARK CITY RECORD” (weekly), |THOMPSON ANSON, physician = [= 
>A bin H L White ROE, a, : Tims W & Son, planiny-mill pan 
PEARSON GEORGE, miniig engineer | Waddell R A, attorney-at-law 
ti oa | Ray & Pearce, grocers Waldron Mrs, boarding-house _—] 
F =| > Ready H, restaurant WALDRON & POUND, books and = 
Redman Herman, fancy goods stationery = 
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ATSON THOMAS L, stage line to | €9 
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: #) STREET JOHN L; attorney-at-law | Wiseman & Clark, jewelers 
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FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. 


THE ONLY FIRST-CLASS HOTEL IN PARK CITY. 
TERMS REASONABLE, 


Telephone Communication and Telegraph Office 
IN BUILDING. 


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1310 Utuh—Park City, 


De Liver leed and Sale Stables, 
ge LOUIS A. SNYDER, 


PROPRIETOR. 


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Carell DRIVERS, 


ORDERS BY MAIL OR TELEGRAPH << 


PARK CITY, UTAH TERRITORY. 


FISCHEL’S HOTEL, 


Park City, Utah Ter. 
Central Location. Opposite Bank and Post Office, 


First-class Accommodations. 


EXCELLENT CUISINE. 


Pioneer Livery, Feed & Sale Stable, 
WALL & GERRATY, 


PROPRII _ RS. 


STYLISH TURNOUTS, 
GOOD SADDLE HORSES. 


i s@ Ajl Orders Promptly Filled. , 


PARK CITY, UTAH. 


cee ate TURNOUTS 


Utah—Park City. 1811 


Cc. F. WURTELS. M. L. HOYT, Cashier. W. B. DODDRIDGE. 


PARK CITY BANK. 


PARK CITY, UTAH, 
DO A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. 


CORRESPONDENTS: 


WELLS, FARGO & CO, OMAHA NATIONAL BANK, WELLS, FARGO & CO, WELLS, FARGO & C0, 
New York. Omaha, Neb: Salt Lake, Utah. San Francisco. 


Wo pay especial attention to business instrusted to our care by non-residents. 
x BL eat obtained regarding Mining Property and Stocks, freo of cost, and correspondence 

solicited. 

Collections a specialty—returns on day of Pavey At lowest rates. 

Handle Stocks, Bonds or other Securities in New York, San Francisco or Park City. 

Make Telegraphic Transfers of Money, draw Bills of Exchange, issue Letters of Credit on the 
principal cities of the world, at nominal rates, 

Interest allowed on time deposits, 

Strangers visiting the Mining District are invited to call. 


‘ Address M. L. HOYT, 
Cashier Park City Bank, Park City, Utah. 


THE 


PARK MINING RECORD 


Published Every Saturday Evening, 


PARK CITY, UTAH. 
TERMS: 
One Copy, One VEal..........eercee ee ccrse eee ceeeeesees $3 0O 
+ SIx MONthS.........-ccccccccccecscceceeeees 175 


bia Three Months...............ccccscseceees 100 


JOB PRINTING 
Of all Kinds Neatly and Promptly Executed. 
H. L. WHITE, Proprietor. 


5 a ee 


Utah—Park City-Parowan. 


CHARLES SHIELDS, 


Staple and Fancy Groceries, 
Hardware, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods, 
Wines, Liquors and Cigars, 


LIVERY AND FEED STABLE, 


MAIN STREET, 
Opposite Marsac Mill. 
PARK CITY, - - UTAH. 


A. M. SMITH, Proprietor. 


m aCarriaces ¢ Saddle Horses 


Always on Mand, 


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eas Careful Attention given to Boarding Horses. 


JAS. G. WATSON, 
DELIVERS COAL 10 MINES AND RESIDENCES 


In Large or Small Quantities, to suit the Purchaser, 


Also Handles all Freight to and from U. P. R. R. 


Baggage Checks left at Park City Hotels will Receive Prompt Attention. 


Passengers Carried to and from the Depot at Reasonable Rates. 
Telephone in my Office and Residence. Orders promptly attended to. 


Park City, Utah. 
PARK VALLEY. 


Box Exper County. A post-office. 
Burton Joseph, sheep raiser 
Chadwick Abraham, stock raiser 
Godfrey Win, justice of peace 
Hirschi & Kinzler, mill and lumbermen 
arson Adam, constable 

WER A OC, postmaster 
ohwer C J, butcher — 


PAROWAN. 


Office two doors North of Park City Hotel. 


: D. F. KEELER, 


—DEALER IN— 


STATIONERY, SLANE BOOK, 


School Beoks, Periodicals, 


| Nuts, Candies, Confectionery, 
TOYS. Etc. 


PARL CITY, - - 


Sho 
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H. WACHHORST — on Endless Variety of Rings trom solid 315 J St., Sacramento. 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO,, s.testt iy, JEWELERS, Meepy 9 


UTAH. | Iron County. A post-office; near the |? 
Little Salt Lake, on the stage line | » 


PRISON CELLS, woc'tee"avain wizcce, sc a.CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


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Utah—Parowan—Plain City. 1313 


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leading to Arizona; is a place of 1,000} Union Pacific R. R., 17 miles from 


a oY ia et aEsrsy ane gon oo ~ Ogden. 
rom Salt Lake City about 26 miles. say: 
24 The mountains surrounding the place twitera Me 5 Wao ee t 
A abound with arich growth of timber, | "74 ase i » postmaster 
73 from which the residents derive their | wij; aa teat mere ieatt bet il 
By principal anpport, though some farm-| '\ ) 14S eoshua, steam saw-mi 
) ing is carried on in the vicinity. 


Adams Charles, mayor PETTYVILLE, 

Adams Wm, pres Co-operative Mfg Co 

ANDERSON E M, general merchan- 
dise and postmaster Teri ceceae, 

Benson Bros, general merchandise PINTO. 

Benson R, lumber and shingles Ww C 

Brown J W, notary public and atty-at-| ‘YASHINGTON WounTy. | A post-office, 
lave 47 miles from St. George. Popula- 


espetative Mfg Co, dohings Wants tion 103. 
acksmithing, tannery, boots an CO-OPERATIVE STORE, Joseph 
shoes, Wm Adams pres Eldrige manager, gencral rarohanathe 


cain John E, recorder and county ELDRIGE JOSEPH, Co-operative 


San Pete County. See Sterling. 


Dalton Edward, county judge and sur- Forsythe N D, hides and wool 
VouOr Harrison Mary A, p stmistress 
Dame W H. recorder 


NEAAAS “SBO*RSTSE 


Davenport Thomas, county treasurer 
Franklin W R, furniture foe PLAIN CITY. 
olyoak Wm, general merchandise , 3 
King i, driggit ond phywcian | Wepre ,Covgry., Apostate 10 
McGregor & Co, millers, flour and grain ea i y : 
Mitchell W C, assessor and collector Anderson A P, bootmaker 
Orton Alex, sheriff and marshal Bramwell F 8, blacksmith 
ORTON & KING, wines, liquors and | Bramwell George W, school teacher 
tobacco Carver George, school teacher 


3. 


ORTON WM 0, attorney-at-law Chandler Stephen, brickmaker : 
Parowan Co-operative Co, gen mdse Christensen N P, bootmaker 
Towler Wm, general merchandise Dreaney Samuel, carpenter 


Watson L D, attorncy-at-law Eames Robert E, brickmaker 


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JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, makes the BEST FITTING Clothes in the State. 


Wilcox Wm, lumber England John, weaver 
Wimmer & McGregor, millers Falkman C O, blacksmith 
ZC MI, general merchandise Falkman Peter, gen mdse 
= Freeburg M, brickmaker 
P AY SON Geddes Wm 8, stone cutter 
z Goddard Edward, basketmaker 
3 Uran County. A post-office, on the | Greene Peter C, carpenter 
Utah Central Railway, 103 miles from | Heath Charles, painter 
ta Ogden and 66 miles from Salt Lake. | Ipson Mons, blacksmith 
a) ss Lindelof N P, bootmaker 
ef Greer J H, physician McQUIRE ‘WM W, surveyor, con- 
at veyancer, notary public, and post- 
ug PETERS. master 
ae Messeroy Joshua, carpenter 
‘y Box Exper Copnry. Miller Stephen, brickmaker 
8 Davis Geo, wagonmaker ' Musgrove Geo, paiuter 
a HENDERSON ROBERT, general | Neal Chas, carpenter 
54 merchandise : Northen Richard, printer 
ne Nelson James, flour-mill Palmer Edward J, jeweler 
Perry O A, bishop Petterson John, carpenter 
BR Thorn Richard, farmer Poulson Peter, tailor 
Qs Young Samuel, photographer Poxon Ellen, school teacher 
ty — eel 6 ont gen mdse 
? Robson Thomas A, clergyman - 
mr PETERSON. Shurtliff L W, bishop 
ne |2 Morgan County. A post-office, on the ! Spiers John, justice of peace 


HARDWOOD LUNBER 8 WAGON STOCK, “unataatospeurst.w i 


AA PR RS AER RON EHMs Toa aaromsen Sa . 


RAE Mi Tas bets 
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*®& 315 J St., Sacramento, Cal. 


to his GENUI 
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vites Attention 
STERLIN 


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MASONIC OUTFITS, 


Utah—Plain City-Provo City. 


13814 


Stewart Wm, constable 
Wadman H H, botanic physician 
Wainwright Wm B, knitter 
White John, jeweler 


PLEASANT GROVE. 


Uran County. A post-office, 36 miles 
southeast of Salt Lake City. 


Alldridge Parsons, wagonmaker 

Armitstead James, physician 

Beer John, shoemaker 

Beer Franklin 

Christinsen Niels P, blacksmith 

Culmer A FE, carpenter and builder 

Driggs Benjamin W, gen mdse 

Driggs Shadrack F, wagonmaker 

Hansen Andrew, blacksmith 

Jensen J C, shoemaker 

Jensen Jens C, blacksmith 

Long John, blacksmith 

Mayhew W F, carpenter and builder 

MAYHEW E, notary public 

Pleasant Grove Co-operative Institu- 
tion, general merchandise 

Rogers K M, dw 

Sterrett Mrs P, postmistress 


PLYMOUTH. 


Box Exper County. A post-office; 23 
miles north of Corinne. 


PIERSON H D, general merchandise 


and postmaster 


PORTAGE. 


Masenic Temple, 


¢t a .at NORCROSS & CO. 
are if hg Ste a's Post Street, a 


PROMONTORY. 


Box Exper Cousty. A telegraph of- 
tice; on the Central Pacific R. R., 53 
miles from Ogden. 


King N M, hotel and general merchan- 
dise 


PROVIDENCE, 


CacnEe County. A post-office; 3 miles 
south of Logan. 


Bullock H, cabinetmaker 

Bvyllock J, bootmaker 

CAMPBELL JOSEPH H, superin- 
tendent Providence Saw-mill and 
lumber 

Co-operative Boot Store, W W Low 


supt 

Fredricks A, tinsmith 

Gayel J, brickmaker 

Haderly J N, carpenter 

Hammond M D, supt Providence Co- 
operative Store 

Low W W, supt Co-operative Boot 
Store and postmaster 

Madison J F, confectioner 

Mirer Jacob, blacksmith 

Providence Cegperative Store, M D 
Hammond suayt, general merchandise 

PROVIDENCE SAW-MILL, Joseph 
H Campbell superintendent 

Smith J, surveyor 

Thornton Joseph, carpenter 

Thurer F, brickmaker 


PROVO CITY. 


Uran County. A post-office; on the 


Box ELpER County. A post-office; 34; Utah Central R. R., 85 miles from 


miles northwest of Brigham City. 


Allen I, general merchandise 

Allen J, freighter 

Anderson Miss Mary E, general can- 
vasser 


Ogden and 48 miles from Salt Lake. 
It is the county seat of Utah County, 
has a population of 4,500, and is situ- 
ated on the Provo River. 


Arrowsmith J T, city pound keeper 


ANDERSON W H, druggist, physi-| Bee F F, harness 


cian, justice of the peace, and post-| Beesleys J F, lime kiln 


master 
Spencer Lewis R, book agent 
Tims J, cooper 


Booth J E, prosecuting attorney 
Brown Geo M, c ty attorney 
Bullock Isaac, hotel 


Zion’s Co-operative general merchandise | Clinton Charles, agt D& RG Ry 


PRICE. 
Emery County. 
Allred Green W, justice of peace 


Cluff David, undertaker 

Cluff D F, barber 

Dana D §, attorney-at-law 

Daniels & Hafen, photographers 

Daniels James E, county recorder and 
treasurer 


GRAMES F E, general merchandise} Dunn James, manager P Mfg Co & 


and postmaster 
Rhoades C B, road commissioner 
Simmons Levi, constable 


Woolen Mill 
Dusenberry W H, county clerk 
Dusenberry Warren N, probate judge 


PRISON CELLS, *Sess"aain Stree, s.2” CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


4 


333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


. ALSO WHITENING. 


LIN BROS.. PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING 


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ALLEN, TUCGLE & CO., SPANISH CEDAR, 


. General Agent, 


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66 NE 


Utah—Provo City-Richfield. 


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Taeaberey Wilson H, cashier First Na- 

tional Bank, county clerk, supt of 
schools, and mayor 

First National Bank, A O Smoot pres 

Fiske C H, restaurant 

Freshwater Mrs & Son, general mdse 


18 & 20 Spear St. 
Saa Franc me 


1315 


Talmage James J, physician 


Taylor George, furniture 


“TERRITORIAL ENQUIRER” 


(THE), John C Graham editor 


THOMPSON WM, lumber yard, Mon- 


tana 


Fuller Jesse J, city sealer of weights | Turner John W, sheriff and collector 
Twelves Charles, fruits 


and measures 
Fuller L L, marble and stone cutter 
(ianner Myron, flour-mill 
Gee Geo W, city water master 


GRAHAM JOHN ©, editor ‘‘Territo- | Zion’s Co-operative Clothing Depart- 


rial Enquirer” 
Gray Wm & Co, books and stationery 
Halliday Vernee L, city recorder 
Hardy Milton H, supt of schools 
Harrison Mrs E, general merchandise 
Harrison Wm, tinsmith 
Hines R 8, druggist 
Holdaway A D, probate judge 
Hooper W H, vice-pres First National 
Bank 
Horton Mrs E, general merchandise 
Jensen P OC, furniture 
Jones Albert, county coroner 
JONES § §, general merchandise 


lector 
King Mrs, millinery 


rota R ©, agt clothing department | P 


MI 
Lemb J S, restaurant 


Maiben Henr hs i. 

McCAUSLIN S MARY H, post- 
mistress, Main 

Milner John B, attorney-at-law 

MORT THOMAS F, bootmaker 

Morton Mrs E, general merchandise 

Nielsen S, jeweler 

Nuttall & Cook, butchers 


Building Co 

Peters John, agt UCRR 

Pike Walter R, physician 

Provo Co-operative Institution, general 
merchandise 

Provo Lumber and Building Co, Wm 
‘Paxman supt 

PROVO MANUFACTURING CO, 
woolen mill and general merchandise, 
James Dun superintendent ; 

Reeler Jos B, city assessor and collector 

Schultze Chas, saloon 

SHAW A, bikery 

Simons Mrs §, telegraph operator 

Smoot A O, pres First National Bank 

Smoot Reed, agt ZC MI 

Srow John L, general merchandise 

Sperry W O, supt of streets 

Stark Daniel, assessor 

Startup H, groceries 

Stoddart Robt, restaurant 

Stubbs Peter, general merchandise 

Sutherland A G, attorney-at-law 


Se ee remeiriseeeeci  cideaies 
HARDWOOD LUMBER, Sc'Stro Sav Sen: mickory, Maple, cherry. cto. 


Twelves John R, sec Woolen Factory 


West Branch Co-operative Institution, 
general merchandise 


ment, R C Kirkwood agt 


Zion’s Co-operative Mercantile Institu- 


tion, Reed Smoot agt 


RANCH. 


Kane County. A post-office, 11 miles 
northeast of Orderville. 


Allen A, shingle maker 


JOLLY R G, postmaster and rancher 


Jones John, blacksmith 
eta a tevin 

ler Joseph B, cit d col- | McDonald G D, farmer 
Keeler Josep city assessor and col- |) 154 John H® harnesamatcer 
Pulsipher C, dairyman 


ulsipher C P Jr, general merchandise 
Robinson Robert E, stock man 


Robins R 8, farmer and dairyman 
Roundy B D, farmer and stockman 
Roundy W H, farmer and stockman 
Seamon John W, saw-mill 
Willkson Wm, carpenter 

Wooly E D, dairyman 


RANDOLPH. 


Paxman Wm, supt Provo Lumber and| Ricu County. A post-office. 


Jacobson Oliver, lumber 
Jensen Bros, stock dealers 
Lutz Albert, boots and shoes 
McKennon A, pres Z C M I 
Peart G A, ae ZCMI 


SNOWBALL J 


» postmaster 


South & Sons, lumber 
‘'yson Mrs Sarah, hotel 


RICHFIELD. 


Sevier County. 
county seat. 


A post-office and 


ANDERSON NIELS, postmaster 


Anderton Wm, gen mdse 


Baker W G, hotel 


Borg O P, harness and saddles 
Carter Bsnjamin, butcher 
Hansen & ‘Thurber, fur uiture 
Jensen T P, bootmaker 


MILLER HP, books, stationery and 


notions 


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1316 Utah—Richfield-St. Gorge. 
Nielsen & Jensen, gen mdse Allred John, physician 
Paulsen Christian, hotel Brundage Wm L, minister 
Paulsen & Peterson, flour-mill Co-operative Store, James P Torry pres, 
Richfield Co-operative Institution, gen-| general merchandise 
eral merchandise Draper Z T, artist 
Smith Jorgen, gen mdse Duzett Rosa, telegraph operator 
Wells WR, tinner Hall J C, painter 
Workingmen’s Co, gen mdso SLAUGHTER C W, postmaster 
Wright & Clark, agricultural implements | Terry James P, pres Co-operative Store 
Wright I K, blacksmith Terry John, blacksmith 
RICHMOND. 
CacuE County. A post-office, on the ST, GEORGE. 


Utah and Northern Railway, and the ‘ 
last town in Utah on this road, 71 lett SORBET ee hae 
miles from Ogden. It is a pretty lit- : ; 
tle town of 1,500 inhabitants, the | AdamsS L, blacksmith : 
second in point of population in| Barnes Wm, carpenter and builder 
Cache County. The country gur- | Bentley Joseph, county clerk 
rounding it is rich in scenic features, | Blake BF, furniture 

while the soil is susceptible of a very | Booth James, photographer 

high cultivation, though the facilities | Brooks —, stone cutter 

for irrigation at present are not as | Burges M, cabinetmaker 


good as could be wished. Carpenter James W, printer and pub- 
; ‘ m4 lisher 

Griffin Thomas, machinist Co-operative Store, gen mdse 

Harri-son A 13 & Co, gen mdse Coxe J, wagonmaker 

Hendricks W D, grist-mill Crof C W, blacksmith 

Hobsen A U, gen indse Dodge W E, wine maker 

Merrill M W, miller Eardley John, pottery 

Olsten W_H, physician Hardy A P, sheriff 

Richmond Z C M I, gen mdso Hardy J G, wood turner 

Smith A, boot and harnessmaker Higgins S G, physician 

Teppits J H, blacksmith __ | Ivins J, physician 

TRAVELER (C, general merchandise | Judd & Smith, blacksmiths and wagon- 
eA VELER C makers 

C & CO, steam, saw, | McFarlane John M, county judge and 

shingle, lath and planing-mills surveyor 

Whitehead Frank, boot and harness-| yoQuirrir Hector, blacksmith 
maker McQuirrie Robt & Morris, carpenters 


owen Seas me a age 

ilne David, painter 

RICHVILLE. Morris R, bootmaker 

ToorLe Country. Post-o‘fice Lake! Nelson A, bootmaker 


Point. Nelson Wm, bootmaker 
Jacobs F D, miller Pichett, Riding & Co, carpenters and 
Moss WF, general merchandise Platt HG, harnessmaker 
Tooele Co Co-operative Flour-Mill PYMM JOnN, Parent hotel and 
Tooele Co Co-operative Tanning Co P oem Se ah a ahitec ; 


Riding C L, tinsmith 


ROCKPORT. Riding Taylor, bootmaker 
; Smith C, watchmaker 
SummirCounty. A post-office, 11 miles | gow 5, hotel 


southeast of Coalville. Population | g,ow EB, butcher 
145. Snow M, eurveyor and clerk 


EAM ENR ostmaster Terry C A, wine maker and cooper 
° rae xe Whitehead A R, general mdse 


Oe REY SSeS ane SOs SINTHOVI DNIMAS .NOLONIWAD MAN,, THL 


Wilson E, carpenter 
ROCKVILLE. Wooley E G, prosecuting attorney 
Kane County. A post-office, 15 miles| Wooley, Lind & Judd, gen mdse and 
southeast of Toquerville. bankers 


PRISON CELLS, nooSs$"htais iourcee, sc i. CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


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ST. JOHNS. 


ToorLte County, A post-office, 11 miles 
south of Tooele, 


BURRIDGE GEO W, superintendent 
ZCOMI and postmaster 

Caldwell-David H Jr, wool grower 

Caldwell Isaac J, contractor, builder 
and wool grower 

Davis Samuel M, wool grower 

De San Jeor Frans, boots and shoes 

Green RR, rope and twine mf 

McIntosh Wm, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Orr James, wool grower 

Russell Elizabeth, propr medicated 
warm baths 

Steel Joseph W, wool grower 

Stookey Enos, farmer and stock raiser 


SALEM. 
Urau County. A post-office, 24 miles 
from Payson. 


Atwood Alonzo T, brick manufacturer 
Carlson G W, carpenter 

Christiansen Peter, biacksmith 

Curtis Samuel T, broom manufacturer 
Davis. James J, bootmaker 

Edman Hans, bootmaker 


Engberg Mrs A, milliner 
ENGBERG ANDREAS, Salem Co-op- 


erative Store 
Evans Charles D, notary public 
Frederickson N, mason 
Gardner W E, cooper 
Gardner Ira W, cooper 
Lapper Chas, brewery 
SALEM CO-OPERATIVE INSTI- 
TUTION, general merchandise 
Simons Orrawell, miller 
Soren Mrs Matiida, dressmaker 
Underwood E J, wagonmaker 


SALINA. 
Sevier County. A post-office, 19 miles 
northeast of Richfield. 


Barnard John, hotel 

Crane E, saltmaker 

Curtis Mrs, hotel 

Humphrey Griffith, justice of the peace 

Humphrey R M, hotel 

McFaden Wm, supt Co-operative and 
postmaster 

Olsen James, olacksmith 

People’s Co-operative Store, gen mdse 

Robbins James, gen mdse and liquors 

Salina at gi Institution, general 

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merchan 
; G, druggist and gen- 


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JuaB County. See Nephi. 


SALT LAKE CITY. 


Sart Lake Country. A post, express 
and telegraph office. a is the me- 
tropolis and capital of the Territory, 
the county seat of the county bearing 
the same name, is situated on tho 
Utah Central R. R., 37 miles south of 
Ogden, and has a population of 25,000 


“ple, 

Tes streets are of unusual width, bor- 
ra de a beautiful and uniform growth 
of shade-trees, while along the curbs 
there is a constantly flowing stream of 
pure and sparkling water, which comes 
rom the mountains that shut out the 
beautiful valley in which the city is sit- 
uated from the cold winds of the north. 
Of course that peculiar class of persons 
known as Mormons predominate, and it 
is due to them to state that the city’s 
beauty and growth is traceable only to 
their presence. Had not such men as 
Orson Pratt buckled on their armor of 
courage and self-reliance a quarter of a 
century or more ago, and defied the dan- 
gers of the tedious journey across the 
uninhabited plains, Utah could not 
boast of the cities and happy country 
homes which everywhere present them- 
selves to-day to gladden the heart of the 
stranger and make his visits enjoyable. 
No such monuments of pride and of de- 
votion to religious doctrine as have been 
erected would be seen; no such devel- 
opment of the mining interests as she 
has experienced would be apparent; no 
such traftlic as is carried on by the rail- 
roads would be witnessed, nor would the 
merry music of clanking engines, ring- 
ing anvils, the hum of. saws and the 
clashing trowel be heard in the land. 
But, on the contrary, a solemn si- 
lence would reign supreme, and the 
bustle of the hour would be sup- 
planted by ‘‘nature’s desolation.” The 
Tabernacle and the Temple, whose 
mute, yet suggestive fingers point 
heavenward the whole year through, 
and ‘“‘ watch the lonely vigils of the 
night’ in courtship with the stars, 
would be numbered with the ‘‘ things 
that are to be,” while the mountains, 
solemn and majestic, would keep sole 
company with the companions of long 
ago. No theater such as she possesses 
would have reared its roof to witness 
the acting “of the best histrionic talent 
the country produces, nor would the 
country have been so far advanced in 


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settlement had the ‘wandering trib2 | ANDERSON JAMES (Scott & Ander- 


of Mormon” been denied the passage 
across the plains that stretch out to the 
eastward so many weary miles, 

Besides the Mormon churches, nearly 
all other denominations are represented 
in the city, some having very creditable 
congregations. The hotels are all under 
the management of efficient landlords 


and are good in gy respect, The hot 
ry sis another feature of the city 
that deserves special notice. The tem- 


erature of the water as it comes from 
its subterranean home is 102 degrees 
Fahrenheit. The water is strongly im- 
pregnated with sulphur and for bathing 
eee is very valuable, 

The city as will be inferred, takes its 
name from the great inland sea, which 
is but a short distance from the suburbs, 
and from whose waters salt is taken in 
vast quantities, 

‘ St Mary’s of Utah, under the direc- 
tion of the Sisters of the Holy Cross, is 
situated in one of the finest localities of 
the beautiful city of Salt Lake. The 
building is of brick, well heated, spa- 
cious and commodious, is the best con- 
structed in the country for educational 
purposes. The salubrity of the fresh 
air from the mountains contributes 
greatly to the health of the inmates. 

The Sisters offer the advantages of a 
thorough education to young ladies en- 
trusted to their care, sparing no pains to 
promote the best moral influence, as 
well as the health and happiness of their 
pupils. 

upils of all denominations are re- 
ceived, and while the utmost care is 
taken in the religious instruction of the 
children of Catholic parents, there is no 
interference with the children of those 
of a different belief, for the sake of good 
discipline, however, all are required to 
be present at the public religious exer- 
cises, 


Abrams L S, Piczeer Fish Market, 
1267 First South 
Admire Mrs Mary, dressmaker, 175 First 
West 
Alff Rudolph, dealer in crockery and 
lassware, 120 Main 


gon), 178 Main 
Anderson & Pomeroy (F C Anderson 
andC E Pomeroy), real estate and 
loan agts, 130 and 132 Main 
Anderson Samuel, tailor, 139 Commer- 


cial 

Anderson W F, physician, Second East 

Andre Prof A, music teacher, 130 Second 
South 

Angell C E, lumber yard, First East 

Arbogast Geo, candy and ice cream par- 
lors, 44 First South 

Argenta Lodge, No 3, F and AM, M C 
Phillips eec, 143 Main 

Armstrong Rev, clergyman: (St Paul’s 
Episcopal), Main 

Armstrong Francis (Taylor, Romney & 
Armstrong), South Temple 


ARMSTRONG T OC, grain and feed, 
34 First South 

Arnold Henry, bakery, 22 Main 

Asmussen Carl C, jeweler and watch- 
maker, 60 and 62 Main 

Atkins John, second-hand goods, 94 and 
96 Commercial 

Aubrey Lorenzo, barber, 59 Second 
South 

Aubrey Thomas, gen mdse, 72 Second 
South, and restaurant, 60 First South 


Auer Chas (Auer & Murphy), 18 First 
South 

Aver & Murphy (Chas Auer and Ed H 
Murphy), Occidental Saloon, 18 First 
South 

Auerbach & Cohn, dry goods, 98 Main 

Auerbach F & Bro (F and S Auerbach), 
dry goods, 124 and 126 Main 

Auerbach F and S (F Auerbach & Bro), 
124 and 126 Main 

Austin Edward, mgr London Bank of 
Utah, 93 and 95 Main 

Austin L S, mining and mechanical en- 
gineer, 130 and 132 Main 

Averell O J, clerk 3d district court, 
Wasatch Block, 173 Main 

Bailey J A (Bailey & Parsons), notary 
public, 1222 Second South 

Bailey John and John H (Bailey & Son), 
174 Main 

Bailey & Parsons (J A Bailey and M K 
Parsons), land agts and attorneys, 
1222 Second South 


Allen J F (Moore, Allen & Co), 161 and | Bailey & Son (John and John H Bailey), 


163 Main 


general merchandise, 174 Main 


Allen Mrs Louisa, ladies and infant | Ball John, groceries, First East 


wear, 69 Second South 
Alt Jacob, saloon, 99 Main 
AND 


Balmforth Charles, groceries, coal and 
wood, 203 Main 


ANDREW, glovemaker | Balser John, awnings and tents, 34 Sec- 


and furrier, 154 Commercial 


ond South 


Anderson F C (Anderson & Pomeroy), | Bamberger & Co (J E.and L Bamberger), 


130 and 132 Main 
Anderson Hugh, ins agt, 130 Main 


wholesale furnishing goods and no- 
tions, 183 and 185 Main 


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FIELD AND OPERA GLASSES, NOTIONS, Etc. 


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Tobacco, Cigars, Cigarettes and Smokers’ Articles, 


Bamberger J E and L (Bamberger & Co), | Beard Wm T, gunsmith, 1276 First 
183 and 185 Main South 
Bane M M, receiver U S Land Office, | Beattie Jeremiah, physician, 1222 Sec- 
1222 Second South ond South 
Ss ay eee J gee) gun and locksmith, 150} Benedict Joseph M, physician, 83 Main 
Jommercia ‘| Benner Edward, princi 
I~ Barlow J B, dentist, Depot SAT) DEL RAL: SIRE: CANES 


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A :” | Bennett Charles W (Bennett, Harkness 
Barnes), gen mdse, 106 and 108 Main Ahaha: ouNe 
& Barnes John R (Barnes & Davis), 106 & Kirkpatrick), 143 Main : 
and 108 Main Bennett, Harkness & Kirkpatrick (C W 4 
Barnett J, notary public, 130 and 132} Bennett, R Harkness, and Moses | ¢v 
Main Kirkpatrick), attorneys-at-law, 143 
Barnhart Henry (Stahl & Barnhart), 35|_ Main = 
E=4| Second South Hounige Samuel, selectman, Court | > 
Barr McTerna 134 ouse 
be Sy ene: ® y)s Bennites L, restaurant, 57 Second South = 
Barr & McTernay (G W Barr and James} Bennites Mrs Phebe, lodging-house, 67 | a= 
McTernay), saloon, 134 Main Second South “a 
Barratt Bros (C R and I M Barratt), | Bennites Wm, meat market, 75 Second | == 
e| furniture, 123-131 Main South a 
Barratt C R and I M (Barratt Bros), say hea ulius, carpet-weaver, 43 First 
123-131 Main Sout S 
Barrons Ethan, groceries, Second South | Bergstrom C M, bootmaker, 97 Com- | Gy 
Barton H B (Dunbar, Barton & Co),| mercial A 
1236 First South Bevan A D (Bevan & Hoyer), 32 First oO 
BATES T W (T W Bates & Co), 178} South 
Batty . - an & Hover (A b Abin pion L = 
W & CO(T W Bates, AF oyer), druggists, 32 First Sou 
Darling, and Theo Brough), com-| Billing F W, Germania Lead Works, = 
mission merchants, 178 Main Deseret Block é 
Baumgarten Joseph, merchant tailor, 91} Binnie Robert (R Binnie & Co), 27 Sec- = 
Main ’ otk ond South =e 


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1320 Utah—Salt Lake City. 


Cal. 


Binnie Robert & Co (Robert Binnie), BROWSING E T, groceries, 1265 


saloon, 27 Second South First Sou 
Bird James, cabinetmaker, West Bruce Robert dyer and cleaner, 126 
Bird & Lowe (Wm H Bird and James| Second South 

Lowe), land a, agents, 1222 Second South | Buckle John and John T (Buckle & 
Bird W H (Bird & Lowe), 1222 Second} Son), 195 Main 

South Buckle & Son (Johnand John T Buckle), 


Bishop F M, assayer and chemist merchant tailors, 195 Main 
Blandin Charles » attorney-at-law and Buckwalter Mrs H S, dressmaking, 
notary public and city attorney, 83| First Second near Second West 
Main J H JR (Star Printing 
vie Dirk, county clerk, Court} Co), 170 Main 
Burns Robert, tentmaker, 65 First 
BOOTH D O, livery stable, First East} South 
Boreman Jacob §, attorney, 115 Main | BURNS ROBERT JR, Turf Exchange 
semaine: al? lic ag dealer, 178 Main Saloon, 205 Main 
* Bowers mechanical and con-| Burrows Mra M J, miiliner, 1258 First 
tracting engineer, 103 Main South 
Bowring Bros (W C and J C Bowring), | Burt Andrew, city marshal, City Hall 
groceries, 1253 First South Burton C H (Hardy Bros & Burton), 26 
Bowring Joseph C (Crow & Bowring),| and 28 Main 
46 Main Burton Robert T, assessor, Court House 
Boyan Mrs Augusta (Button & Boyan), | Butler Mrs E M, saloon, 78 First South 
128 Main Butler Thomas, "sevond- hand furniture. 
Bradley James F, notary public, 99} West Temple 
Main Butterworth —, varieties, Third South 
Bradstreet mente Agency, Fred | Button Mrs Amelia (Button & Boyau), 
Irwin supt, Mai 128 Main 
Brandly E (Travis & Co), 1214 Second | Button & Boyan (Mrs Amelia Button 
Sout and Mrs Augusta Boyan), millinery, 
BREDEMEYER WM, mining en 128 Main 
neer, U S surveyor and uotary pub- -| Byron G, editor “Salt Lake Herald,” 


lic, 48 Second South 65 and 67 Main 
Bi) JACHER SAUL, restaurant, 233 | Caine cde al city recorder and auditor, 
ain 


City 
BRIXEN A_ CC, proprietor Valley | Calder David O, pianos, organs and 
House, opp Temple band instruments, 72 Main 
1) 


Broadbent John, Teaishekihets South | CALIFORNIA BREWERY, Henr 


Temple Wa roprietor, 19 Second South 
Brooke Charles P (Browne & Brooks), CALLISTER J E (Star Printing Co), 


93 and 95 Main Main 
Peg Geo i, groceries, 1249 First Cannon ne M, county recorder, 
out 
YSrooksbank Geo, second-hand goods, CANNON ‘GEORGE Q (Lambert & 
BaougH THEO (T WE oo van a SrA Rap sna i to President 
ates ‘o), aylor, Sout emple 
CROXALL (George 
Faseughien’ C J, tailor, First South Careless and Mark Croxall), pianos, 
Brown Arthur, attorney-at-lav, 170] organs and sheet music, 1234 First 
Main South 
Brown James, confectioner, 69 First; CARELESS GEORGE (Careless & 
South Croxall), 1234 First South 
_ Brown Wm (Wm Brown & Co), cor| Carlton A B, member Utah Commission 
Main and Third South Opera House 
_ Brown Wm & Co(Wm Brown and Emil | Carson Miss §, fortune teller, First East 
Friedman), marble works, cor Main| Carter C W, photographer, 93 Commer- 
and Third South cial 
Browne & Brooks (R H Browne and C} Carter Thomas, guns and cutlery, 137 
P Brooks), civil engineers, 93 and 95| Maia 
Main yorceean J cam pocrie, First East 
Browne ed H (Browne & Brooks), 93 and ot AA Fuge (M L Causey and A 
95 Mai Fuge), saloon, 117 Main 
Browning C K (Tullidge & Co), 209 Caney M L (Causey & BB ri 117 Main 
Main B, groceries, 220 Main 


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Chadd Michael, 
1273 First Sout 

Chamberlain J M, music teacher, Fifth 
South 

Chambers R OC, pres Home Coal Co, 
1230 First South 


prosice and fruits, 


«| CHAPMAN A § (Chapman & Why- 


tock), 10 and 12 Second South 


CHAPMAN & WHYTOCK (A S 
Chapman and J L Whytock), dentists, 
10 and 12 Second South 

Cheshre Reuben, harnessmaker, 50 Sec- 
ond South 

Christensen N C, harnessmaker, 76 Sec- 
ond Sonth 

Church Historian Society, Wilford 
Woodruff custodian, 58 South Temple 

Clark, Eldredge & Co (John Clark, HS 
Eldredge and N A Empy), general 
merchandise, 47 and 49 Main 

Clark George, barber, 16 First South 

Clark H F, tailor, 45 First South 

Clark Jonah Wilson, bootmaker, First 


South 

Clerk John (Clark, Eldredge & (Co), 
47 and 49 Main 

Clasbey & Hogle (James T Clasbey and 
James Hogle), 147 aud 149 Main 

Clasbey James T (Clasbey & Hogle), 
147 and 149 Main 


CLASBEY J F (A C Smith & Co), 154 
ain 

CLAWSON H B, agricultural imple- 
ments, wool and hides, 1214 and 
1216 South Temple, cor Main 

Clawson H B (Little, Roundy & Co), 54 
Main 

Clawson S H, dentist, room 8, 57 Main 

Clawson Spencer, wholesale dry goods 
and notions, 51 and 53 Main 

Clays W 8, Capitol Saloon, 139 Main 

Clayton John, cutler, 113 Commercial 

Clayton N W, territorial auditor, 

ooper & Eldridge Block 

Cleave Robert (Cox & Cleave), 1228 
First South 

CLIFT HOUSE, S C Ewing proprietor, 
240 Main 

Clinton Mrs Emma, French hair store, 
1266 First South 

Clive J H (Price & Clive), 1257 First 
South 

Coalter F (Daynes & Coalter), 55 Main 

Cohn A and L (Cohn Bros), 102 Main 

Cohn Bros (A and L Cohn), dry goods, 
102 Main 

Cole Mrs H W, dressmaker, 45 Second 
South 

Colebrook Miss Nellie, millinery, 56 


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Denver and Rio Grande R R, rooms 
‘22 and 23, Wasatch Block, 173 Main 


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Conklin J.C, Utah Sampling-Mill, 93 
and 95 Main 

CONTINENTAL HOTEL, G 8 Erb 
be Salad cor First West and First 

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Cook & Glanfield (J Cook and J CO © 
Glanfield), meat market, 1235 First 
South 

Cook John (Cook & Glanficld), 1235 
First South 

Cook & i jae (C H Cook and T Rog- 
ers), blacksmiths, Second South 

W §, commercial job printer, 

197 Main 

Coombs A W, house and sign painter, 
63 First South 

Co-operative Furniture Co, John C Sand- 
berg manager, First West and Temple 

COPE FRANCIS, general freight and 
passenger agent, 77 Main 

Cowley Wn, tailor, 1228 First South 

Cowling P C, wood and coal, 117 Com. 
mercial 

Cox & Cleave (Elijah Cox and Robert 
Cleave), barbers, 1228 First South 

Cox Elijah (Cox & Cleave), 1228 First 

Cc oad M. 1 Coll 
oyner » principal S L Collegiate 
fnstitute, Second Teast . 

CRAFTON EDWARD P, 
painter, 52 and 53 First Sout 

Craig John, U S signal service, Wasatch 
Block, 173 Main 

Crane R W, broker, Walker House 

Crismon George, collector, Court House 

CROSIER MRS J, restaurant, 90 Com. 
mercial 

CROUCH JAMES, (Hopper & Co), Sec- 
ond South 

Crow & Bowring (C H Crow and ‘Jo- 
seph C Bowring), harnessmakers, 46 
Main 

Crow C H (Crow & Bowring), 46 Main 

Crowton Fredrick (Crowton & Reid), 
213 Main 

Crowton & Reid (F Crowton and George 
Reid), plumbers, 213 Main 

CROXALL MARX (Careless & Crox- 
all), 1234 First South 

Culmer C F, groceries, 22 First South 

Culmer G F & Bros (G F, H L A and W 
H CCulmer), wholesale groceries, 28 
and 30 First South 

Culmer H L A (J C Graham & Co), 28 
and 30 First South 

Cummings James W, county treasurer, 
Court House 

Cummings M E (P W Madsen & Co), 
50 Main 

Cunnington & Co (John Cunnington an4 
Alex Rogers), groceries, cor Main and 
Second South 

eeeniaee John (Cunnington & Co), 
cor Main and Second South 


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Cutler Bros (Thomas R, Joseph G and | Dinweody James, restaurant, 109 Main 
ag 8 Cutler), groceries, 1247 First | Don Martena, physician, First South 
nous DONELSON BROS (CM Jr and JR 

CUTLER JOHN C, » an Wool- ei dry goods «nd groceries, 

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i oa wh ae Pie a S (Cutler Se erg C M, lodsiiay-house, Second 
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EE reat eR enBT Heer, 98 DONELSON C M Jr AND J B (Dons 

son Bros ain 

Na (Dahl & Thompson), 26 Second Doremus & Smith, mgrs Utah Contract 

Dah: & Thompson (C A Dahl and A feet lave Siaestonibe 
geeppecn); livery stable, 26 Second South” » Physician, 1242 Second 

outh 
Druce Henry, engraver, 154 Commercial 

DARLING AP(T W Bates & Co), 178 Dull John, agt Continental Oil Works, 

Davis D L (Barnes & Davis), 106 and 14 blocks south U C R R Depot 
108 Main ar R “e & sh mectene® gency, JJ 

: uentherodt mgr, Deseret Sioc 

ME Seth i ai feed Dunbar, Barton & Co (D C Dunbar, H 

Davis John, agt Wanamaker & Brown, B Barton and C L French), gents’ 
Philadelphia, 48 Second South furnishing goods, 1236 First South 

Davis T W, gen mdse, 74 Main Dunbar D C (Dunbar, Barton & Co), 

Daynes & Coalter (Joseph J Daynes and 1236 First South M 
F Coalter), musical mdse, 55 Main DUNBAR D ©, business manager 

Daynes John, musical instruments and|_ ‘‘Salt Lake Herald” 
sewing machines, 66 Main Duncan Mrs Mary A, second-hand 

Daynes Joseph J (Daynes & Coalter),| clothing, 41 First South 

Dunford A B, dentist, 120 Main 


55 Main 
DEIGHTON R & CO (R and H W| Dunford George, buots, shoes and gents’ 


Deighton), tinsmiths, 47 Second South| furnishing goods, )04 Main 
DEI ON R AND H W (R Deigh-| DUNNE DANIEL, foundry and mz- 
ton & Co), 47 Second South chine shop, 1276-1280 Second South 
Denhalter H and C H (Denhalter, Son | Durst Charles B (Durst & Trimble), 37 
& Co), 123 Commercial First South 
Denhalter H, Son & Co(H and C H/| Durst & Trimble (Chas B Durst and 
Denhalter and Wm Lesher), soda fac-| John A Trimble), groceries, 37 First 
tory, 123 Commercial Sout 
Denhalter John H & Co (John H and | Dye Mrs C E, millinery, 48 Main 
Hs Henn alvor Golden Bule Bazaar, | Karl M, tailor, Main 
ain EARLL AH, freight agent, cor Socond 
Deseret Carriage Co (J Walker, J | South and Fifth seh Depot 
Knight and J F Oblad), Second South Eckles & Schock, physicians, 170 Main 
Deseret National Bank, Wm H Hooper | Edington Wm, groceries, 1277 and 1279 
pres, LS Hills cashier, 79 Main First South 
“DESERET NEWS” (daily, weekly |-Eldredge H S (Clark, Eldredge & Co), 
and semi-weekly), published by The|_ 47 and 49 Main 
Deseret News Company, cor East and} ELIASON 0 L, watchma):*r and jew- 
South Temple eler, 142 Main 
Dewyer James, bookseller, 76 Main Ellerbeck B N (Heesch & Ellerbeck), 38 
DI IN & VARIAN (W H Dick-|_ Main 
son and C 8 Varian), attorneys, 130| ELLIS G§, carpenter, 223 Main 
Empire Mining Co, J F Crowell sec, 


Main 
DICKSON W H (Dickson & Varian),| 1222 Second South 
130 Maio Empy N A (Clark, Eldredge & Co), 47 


CHRIS, barber, notary public,| and 49 Main 

commissioner of deeds for California, | Eugstrom J P, carpenter, 129 Commer. 

Idaho, Nevada and Wyoming and sec-| _ cial 

retary Grand Lodge A & F M, 129} ERB GS§&, proprietor Walker House, 

Mai 204 and 206 Main +6: hipel 
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Diehl Christopher, Masonic librarian, | Erickson John A, 8:loon, 
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143 Main outh 
DINWOODEY HENRY, furniture, | Evans Mrs Ann, lodging-house, 89 First 
1238-1244 First South West 


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and H W Spencer), gun store, cigars 
and tobacco, 1231 Second South 


240 Main 


South 
Fagergren G, bootmaker, 36 Commer- 
cial 


Medical Institute), 139 Main 

Faust Henry J, sale stable, 21 First 
South . 

Ferguson Mrs E B, physician, 26 Main 

Fernstrom F S (Hedberg & Fernstrom), 
181 Main 

Firman D R, carpenter, 127 Commer- 


West 

Flagothier C J, Dollar Store, 1264 First 
South 

Foote Frank, assayer, Main 


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Foster W H, wood turning, Wasatch 
Fowler A‘len, physician, 96 Main 
Fox Jesse W, Jr, surveyor, City Hall 
Fox & Symons (Alexander Fox and C 
W Symons), tig Pal pe (branch 
gallery 142 Main), 15+ Main 
Frantzen Andrew, groceries, 51 Second 
South 
Frantzen Anders, gen mdse, 36 First 
South 


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| Freezo James P, gen mdse, 77 Main 


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Fabian F J (Travis & Co),'1214 Second | Gillespie James K, real estate agt 


Farron E D (Salt Lake Surgical and|q 


cial 
Fisher Mrs Clara, dressmaker, 123 First rel 


Forrester George (Wyatt & Forrester), G 


18 & 20 Spar st. 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., CHERRY LUMBER, San Francisco, 


EVANS & SPENCER (M R Evans| GILCHRIST CHARLES K, attorney- 


at-law and U S Commissioner, room 20 
Wasatch Block, 173 Main 


GS C, proprietor Clift House, | Giles B M, groceries, 76 First South 


Giles # D, mgr W U Tel Co, 63 Main 


broker, 200 Main 

GILLILANDS 6, agent Milto. i wers 

& Son (stoves), 178 Mein 

ilmer, Salisbury & Co (J T Gilmer, M 

aud O J Salisbury), Utah, Idaho and 

Oregon Stage Co, 105 Main 

GINZBURGER A (C Guslean & Co), 

87 and 89 Main 

Glanfield J C C (Cook & Glanfield), 1235 
First South 

Glass James B, mer Studebaker Bros 

Mfg Co, 33 and 35 Main 

odbe, Pitts & Co(W H Pitts and W 

H Shearman), druggists, 81 and 83 

Main 

Goddard F H (H J Grant & Co), 57 

Main 

odfrey G L, member Utah Comm, 

Opera House 

Goldberg Leopold, clothing and gents’ 
furnishing goods, 165 and 167 Mair, 

Goldsmith & Co (Louis Goldsmith), 
clothing, 145 Main 

Gorlinski Joseph, civil engineer, 57 
Main 

GOULD ABRAM, agent of Rock 
Spring, Red Canyon and Weber Coal 
Co, 75 Main 


Freeman G M (Salt Lake Surgical and | Gouldstiker M, meat market, 193 Main 


Graham J C (J CGraham & Co), 28 and 
30 First South 


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Friedman Emil (Wm Brown & Co), cor 
©} Main and Third South 
Frost Edwin, blacksmith, First East 
Fuge All: -rt (Causey & Fuge), 117 Main 
Furster J B, groceries, 70 Second South 


L A Culmer), book and job printers, 
28 and 30 First South 
Grant H J (H J Gra.t & Co), 57 Main 
Grant H J & Co (H J Grant, D C Dun- 
bar and B H Goddard), insurance 
agts, 57 Main 


Ee Fyson H E (Smith & Zyson), 52 and 53 Gray Nathan P, Exchange Saloon, 4 


First South 


and 6 First South 


Galligan John, dry ‘goods, 1270 First | Green W R & Bro (W Rand F'S Green), 


South 
GARDINER FRED'’E, physician, Sec- 
ond South 


| Greonig Daniel, boar 


gen subscription_agts, 139 Main 
‘i and lodging, First 
Sout 


«| Gardner F W, with Goldsmith & Co,|GREENMAN JOHN W, deputy U 


First South 
Gardner Robert, ice cream parlor, 55 


Main 
Gates A R (Sadler & Gates), 139 Main 


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Block, 173 Main 
IFFITH D J, ice cream saloon and 


restaurant, 1227 First South 


Gebhardt Andrew, bakery, cor Second | Griggs T C, supt 15th Ward Co-op- 


South and Ccoramercial 


erative Store 


Gemmill Alex (May & Gemmill), 64| Groesbeck Nicholas, capit:list, 42 Wa- 


First South 


fa Gentech F C, agt Pacific Express Co, 75 | GUDGELL 


satch Block, Main 
MRS LIZZIE, dreas- 


maker, 68 Main 


Main 
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Guiver G H (Guiver & Papworth), 70 | Hedberg A L (Hedberg &£'Fernstrom), 
First South 181 Main 

| Guiver & Papworth (G H Guiver and R | Heesch & Ellerbeck (J C Heesch and |B 
Papworth), meat market, 70 First} N Ellerbeck), plumbers and gas and 
South stearn fitters, 35 Main 

Gustaveson C J, harnessmaker, 66 and gh Si C (Heesch & Ellerbeck), 38 
68 Second South Mai 

i GUSLEAN C (C Guslean & Co), 87 Heinau M, hair dressing saloon, 192 
and 89 Main Main 

| GUSLEAN C & CO (C Guslean and A | Hellan John, restaurant, 121 Commer- 


Ginzburger), Salt Lake Shirt Factory, | _ cial 
87 and 89 Main Hempstead C W, broker, 119 Main 


| Hadley J R, physician, 64 Main 
| Hagel! J ohn, lunch house, 68 First South 


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South 
Hall & Marshal! (Wm C Hall and John 
A Marshall), attorneys, 105 Main 
Hall Wm(C, attorney-at-law, 96 Main 


Hagman John, merchant tailor, 1218; Henefer W and W H (Henefer & Son), 
ae a Emily F, dressmaker, First ba Jacob, gunsmith, 100 Commer- 
Hall L KE, agt Singer Mfg Co, 1224 First | Hepworth John and John F (John Hep- 


| Hepworth Joseph, groceries, 60 Second 


Henefer & Son (Ww and W H Henefer), 
barbers, 123 Main 


123 Main 


worth & Son), 234 Main 
He} pworth John & Son (John 2ad John 
} Hepworth), mee* market, 234 Main 


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Hamilton J F, physician, 152 Main South 
Hanauer A, mgr Morgan Smelter, State | Hepworth Thomas, Sainuel au: /2 
Road (T Hepworth & Sons), 1261 First 
Hannainan C L (W H Yearian & Co),| Soutir 
122 Main Hepworth T & Sons (Thomas, S and J 
Hardy Bros & Burton (O H and L G epworth), meat market, 1261 First 
Hardy and C H Burton), gen mdse, | South 
26 and 28 Main Hernan J H, teacher of German and (2 
Hardy Charles W, county surveyor French, First South 
Hardy O H and LG (Hardy Bros & Bur- | HIGGINS CHARLES W, physician, KC 


ton), 26 and 28 Main 1258 Second South 
Harkness Robert (Bennett, Harkness & | Hill Col Herrmann, furnished rooms,207 
Kirkpatrick), 143 Main Main, opp Walker House 
Harman C J, carriage painter, Olive Hill John (Hill & Trewhela), 1224 and 
Harper Mrs Susan, dressmaker, Second} _ 1226 Second South 
East HIUL 8S H, perares merchandise, agent 
Harper T E, grocerics, 39 Second South | _U C K R Depo 
Harris Ed, cigars and tobacco, 12 First! Hill & Trewhde, (H Hill and John E 
South Trewbela), saloon, 1224 and 1226 
HARRIS JOHN, confectionery, 95] Second South 
Commercial HILLS L §, treasurer U C R R and 
Harris T, wood and coal, 1249 Second Seana Deseret National Bank, 79 
South 
Harrison H C, capitalist, 130 Main Hoge E D (Hoge & Jonasson), 16 Second 


HARVEY ANDREW, watchmaker,} South 
62 First South Hoge & Jonasson (K D Hoge and S J 


HARVEY BO, Senate Saloon, 182] Jonasson), attorneys, room 15, Wa- 


COSTE DLA me Ba 315 J St., Sactamentn, 


Main satch Block, 173 Main 
Hate Mrs Pauline, fancy goods, 45 Seo- ae James (Clasbey & Hogle), 147 and 
ond South 149 Main 


Hawkins Mrs Emma, groceries, tobacco | Hollister O J, collector internal reve- 
and cigars, South Temple nue, Masonic Buildin 
Hawkins Mrs Harriet, lodging-house, | Holin J P, bootmaker, hird South 
First East Holraes Wm, groceries, South Tem le | 
Haynes H and H (Haynes & Son), South | Home Coal Co, R C Chambers pres, F .\ | i 
emple Mitchell sec, 1230 First South 163 
Haynes & Son (H_ and H Haynes), boil- | Hooper Wm H, pres Deseret National | »« 
ermakers, South Temple Bank, 79 Main 
edberg & Fernstrom (A L Hedberg HOPPER A (Hopper & Co), Second | 


and FS Fernstrom), merchant tailors, | South g 
181 Main Hopper W J, bootmaker, 67 First South | » 


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Utah—Salt Lake City. 


HOPPER & CO (A Hopper and James 
Crouch), carriagemakers, Second 
* South 
Hopwood Mrs Elizabeth, ice cream and 
restaurant, 64 Main 
Horn Silver Mining Co, W S Hoyt sec, 
Deseret Biock 
Hoyer H L (Bevan & Hoyer), 32 First 
South 
Hoyt Mrs Fannie, phc* grapher, 1248 
First South 
Hoyt W 8, sec Horn Silver Mining Co, 
Deseret Block 
Hubbard Mrs A P, dressmaker, 1251 
Third South 
Hubbell C S (Sherman & Co), 1231 First 
South 
Hughes Wm, bootmaker, 1216 Second 
South 
Hunt Miss Maggie, dressmaker, West 
Hunt Mrs Mary, hairdresser, 54 First 
South 
Hunter John A, chief justice, Wasatch 
Building 
Hutchinson Daniel, blacksmith, 
Commercial 
Illingworth Wm, trunkmaker, 61 First 
South 
Inglestrom Mrs Elizab-th, millinery, 
Second South 
Ireland & Co(E A Ireland), crockery 
and lamps 
Ireland E A (Ireland & Co), 1254 First 
South 
IRELAND ELWIN A, U S marshal, 
rooms 5 and 6 Wasatch Block, 173 
Main 
JACK JAMES, business clerk for 
John Taylor, cor First East and 
South Temple 
James David, tinner, gasfitter and 
plumber, 69 Main 
James D J, jeweler, 1263 First South 
Jenkins J W and C H (J W Jenkins & 
Son), 164 First East 
Jenkins J W & Son (J W and C H Jen- 
kins), harnessmakers, 164 First East 
& J, meat market, 38 


140 


First South 

Jennings Thomas W, clothing, boots 
and shoes, 86 and 88 Main 

JENNINGS WILLIAM, superinten- 
dent Zion Co-operative Mercantile 
Institution, and mayor, 21-3] Main 

Jennings Wm & Sons (Wm and Fraak 
Jennings), gen mdse, 84 Main 

Jensen C J, bootmaker, 150 Commercial 

Johanson Aaron (Myierhofer & Johan- 
son), 1222 Second South 

JOHANSON §, merchant tailor, 184 

ain 

Johnson A J, agricultural implements, 
First East 

Johnson J E, carriagemaker, Olive 


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Johnson John, groceries, 53 Second 
South 

Jonasson S J (Hoge & Jonasson), 173 
Main 

Jones Charles R, dealer in lime, West 
Temple 

Jones J W, general merchandise, 54 
First South 

Jones T R(T R Jones & Co), 141 Main 

Jones T R & Co (T R Jones and SJ 
Lynn), bankers, 141 Main 

Jones Wm, jeweler, 62 First South 

Jordan Lodge, No 3, I O O F, John A 
Williams sec, cor Main and First 
South 

Joslin Jervis (Joslin & Park), 150 Main 

Joslin & Park (Jervis Joslin and Boyd 
Park), watchmakers and jewelers, 
150 Main 

Judels Mrs Mary, laundry, First East 

Kahn Bros (Samuel and Emanuel Kahn), 
groceries, 113 and 115 Main 

Kahn S and E (Kahn Bros), 113 and 115 
Main 

Katholnes O, bootmaker, 198 Main 

KEELER E C, photographer, over 
Danger’s Music Store 

Kelsey E B, real estate, 33 and 35 First 
South 


nENDELL MRS EMMA E, lodging- 
house, 1264 First South 

Keyser Aaron (Keyser & Moritz), 87 
and 89 Main 

Keyser & Moritz (A Keyser and Jacob 
Moritz), brewery, 87 and 89 Main 

Kimball & Lawre..:e (J B Kimball, de- 
ceased, and H W Lawrence), hardware 
and groceries, 74 Main 

King B W, carriagemaker, Olive 

Kirkpatrick Moses (Bennett, Harkness 
& Kirkpatrick), 143 Main 

Klipple Phil (Phil Klipple & Co), 20-24 
Second South 

Klipple Phil & Co (Phil Klipple aad E 
N Rideout), blacksmiths and carriage- 
makers, 20-24 Second South 

Knight J (Deseret Carriage Co), Second 
South 

Knights of Pythias, Lodge Nol, T C 
Armstrong sec, Second South 

Knights of Honor, Utah Lodge, No 
2607, L A Rudisell sec, cor Main and 
First South 


LAMBERT & CANNON (George C 
Lambert and George Q Cannon), 
‘Juvenile Instructor,’’ South Temple 


LAMBERT GEORGE C (Lambert & 
Cannon), South Temple 

LAMBORN A J, assistant general 
freight and passenger agent Denver 
and Rio Grande R R, rooms 20 and 
23 Wasatch Block, 173 Main 

Lang Charles, bakery, 1229 First South 


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Lang N J, cooper, First East Lynn SJ (TR Jones & Co), 141 Main 

LAPHMAN S M G, Dress andj Lyons Ira, physician, Clift House Cot- 
Cloak House, 1241 First South tage, Third outh 

Larson John, merchant tailor, 1236 First | Madsen Mrs E, millinery, 41 First 
South South 

Lawrence H W (Kimball & Lawrence), | Madsen H, carpenter, 86 Commercial 


74 Main Madsen P W (P W Madsen & Co), 50 
Lawrence Joab, capitalist and miner, Main 

1268 First South Madsen P W, furniture, 40 Main 
Lawrence J W, commission agent, 139 | Madsen P W & Co (P W Madsen and 

Main M E Cummings), stoves and tinware, 
Lesher Wm (H Denhalter, Son & Co), 50 Main 

123 Commercial Malquist Edwin, blacksmith, Olive 
Leviberg J, cigars, tobacco and saloon, | WATLQUIST JOHN, Salt Lake Car. 

136 Main : riage and Wagon Shop, cor Commer- 
Levy Samuel, cigar mfr, 151 Main cial and Olive 
Lewis Mrs, lodging-house, First West | Malsh Julius, cigars and tobacco, 134 
Lewis S H, attorney-at-law and notary| Main 

ublic, 115 Main Maltese S, d-h furni 5 

LEWIS T B, county superintendent wy ~ , second-hand furniture, 225 

public schools, 290 War Manning John, tronkmak Se 
ade HO s. . + Liddle) 6 Fit) “Ga 

South Margetts George, groceries, 50 and 52 


Lindsly E, physici: ., 1244Second South| First South 
LIPMAN JOSEPH (Vest & Lipman), | Margetts Phillip, wholesale and retail 


Main : ; liquors, 1252 First South 
Lipman M H, clothing, 176 Main, NY | Marier Bros (Clement and Louis Marier), 
baie, aon 57 Main 2 besmog hynty Commercial 
Little , oroker Mari d L (Marier B Jom- 
Little J T (Little, Roundy & Co), 84] morale ne rn 105 Com 
Main Marion Joseph, second-hand furniture, 


Little, Roundy & Co (J T Little, A| 1980 First South. 
Roundy and H B Clawson Jr), crock-| Marks Mrs Annie, gents’ furnishing 


ery and glassware, 54 Main goods, 1275 First South 
Livingston M (Livingston & Uebel), 19] Marshall John A (Hall & Marshall) 
Second South 105 Main é 
ahi ioe) & Uebel (M Livingston and MARSHALL & ROYLE (Thomas 
A Uebel), saloon, 19 Second South Marshali and J C Royle), attorneys 
Lloyd John, bootmaker, 93 Main 105 Main ys, 


Locke Joseph M, civil and mining en- 

gineer, 1252 First South 8 °""| MARSHALL THOMAS (Marshall & 
Lollins John, saloon, 111 Main neat bie 165 Main 

MAX J D, attorney, 23 First South | Marthini Charles, upholsterer, 146 Com- 


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Long Mrs B S§, f: oods, 1248 First | _ mercial 
Benth gai ie Martin A F (Martin & Wright), 66 


Lo Wn, hant tailor, 1256] _ First South 
Sik Martin & Wright (A F Martin and Wm 


First South 
: Pri J Wright), barbers and cigars and 
Lovendale Theo, mgr Utah Printing Co, | tobacco, 66 First South , 


99 Main 
Low George A, agricultural implements, | MARTIN W § (Palmer & Martin), 
First East 1216 Second South 
Lowe James (Bird & Lowe), notary | Mason & Co (H P Mason and James 
ublic, 1222 Second South Anderson), lumber yard, South Tem. 
LOWELL JOHN W, agricultural im-| ple 
lements, cor First East and Second | Mather Miss Hellen, dressmaker, 1243 
South Second South 
LUCAS J L, groceries, 48 First South | Mattison L B, agricultural impluments, 
Luke George A & Co (Geo A Luke), Second South 
knittin Faction, 1226 First South Mattison Mrs Louise, second-hand cloth- 
Lynch John T, postmaster, Main ing, 51 First South 
Lyngberg Fred G, California Fruit | May F J (May & Wood), 122] and 1223 
Store, 40 and 42 First South First South 
Lynn S J, supt Sierra Nevada Lumber May Frank (May & Gemmill), F May 
Association, South Temple and A Gemmill), 64 First South 


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May & Gemmill (F May and A Gem-| Miller Rev G B D, asst rector First 


mill), saloon, 64 First South 


May & Wood (FJ May and Wm Wood@), | Miller H M (S 


meat market, 1221 and 1223 First 
South 


South and prin St’ Mark’s School 


sowles & Mill 3 
First South ps as 


Milner F (Milner & Yeager), First East 


McBRIDE JOHN R (Sutherland & | Milner & Yeager (F Milner and H Yea- 


McBride), room 8, 59 Main 


ger), blacksmiths, First East 


McCoard Wn, tentmaker, 30 Second | Miner A, attorney, 83 Main 


South 


Monheim Henry, architect, 139 Main 


es a F R, gen agt U P office, 75| Moore, Allen & Co (AK Smith and J F 


Mai 
McCornick & Co (W S McCornick), | Moore G W, harnessmuker, 


bankers, 130 and 132 Main 


Allen), druggists, 161 and 163 Main 


28 Second 
South 


McCornick W S8 (McCornick & Co), | Morgan Smelter, A Hanauer owner and 


130 and 132 Main 


mer State Road 


dressmaker, 122 | Moritz Jacob (Keyser & Moritz), 87 and 


89 Main 


Main 
McDonald John, groceries, 228 and 230 a aeons lodgings, 1264 Second 


Main 
MclIlhenny — 
First South ’ 


» Physician, 52 and 53 MORRIS ELIAS, 


marble works, 18 
Main 


McINTIRE MRS V §, board and} Morris Joseph, flour, grain, wood and 


lodging, 117 First West 
McKay Ww 

7 pate 8 Wasatch Block, 173 Main 
McKean Theodore, sheriff, Court House 


m, U S Commissioner, rooms | Morris W (©, 


hay yard, First East 
Psat West Temple 
Morton T F (Morton & Tufts), 10 


First South 


McKenzie D Banks, mgr Walker Opera | Morton & Tufts (T F H Morton and D 


House, 1233 Second South 

McKIMMINS MARK, livery stables, 
184-190 Main 

McMaster H, register U S Land Office, 
1222 Second South 

MeNiece Rev RG, clergyman (Presby- 
terian), Second South 

ast ign! James (Barr & McTernay), 

Main 


sta Tufts), City Liquor Store, 10 First 

outh 

Moss W J, harnessmaker, 166 First 
East 

Mount Moriah Lodge, No 2,F & A M, 
Hugh Anderson sec, 143 Main 

Mulloy & Paul (T F Mulloy and S Paul), 
livery and transfer stables, 1234 and 
1236 Second South 


McVICKER JOHN, assayer, 130 and | Mulloy T F (Mulloy & Paul), 1234 and 


132 Main 


1236 Second South 


ar G A (Russell & Co), 133 and 135 | Murphy ——, A a estaas 64 Main 


ed MEARS GEORGE A, wholesale liq- 


uors, 13 and 15 Second South 


Murphy Ed H 
First South 
Murray Eli H, governor, West Temple 


(Auer & Murphy), 18 


Medhurst F, mgr the Oid Telegraph | Myierhofer & Johanson (John Myier- 


Mining Co, Deseret Block 
Meers George A, shooting gallery, 25 
MELON NEY A 
NEY A, train master, Depot 


hofer & Aaron Johanson), aailors, 
1222 Second South 

Myierhofer John (Myierhofer & Jchan- 
son), 1222 Second South 


reeeatiin Gallagher & Jones, trunk | MYRICK & CO (J W Myrick), narble 


makers, First South 


works, 48 Second South 


Merrill Marion, Gem Saloon, 126 First | Naile G W, mgr Utah Telephone Co, 


South 

Merritt Samuel A (Roseborough & Mer- 
ritt), 17 yy South 

MIDGLEY J H, painter and paper 
hanger, Second Sout 

Midgley J and J G (Midgley & Son),1220 
Second South 


Deseret Block 
Nathan Samuel J, clothing, 
Naylor Bros (George and William Nay- 
lor), blacksmiths, First East 
Needham A A (Needham & Springer), 
43 Main 
Needham John, groceries, First East 


Midgley & Son (Joshua and John G| Needham & Springer (A A Needham 


Midgley), painters, paper-hangers and 
plumbers, 1220 Second South 

Miller Alfred and August (Miller Bros), 
1217 First South 

Miller Bros (Alfred and August Miller), 
bakery, 1217 First South 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


Street, 8. KF. 


and E BS re Ri r), gen ie te 43 Main | sg 
RED (S B Newman 


MAN 
and J Reed), saloon, 7 Srinat South 
N §S B (Newman & Reed), 
72 First South 
Newton S C, physician, 16 Second South 


Maple, Etc., 


d ONV —— HOIHM FOO SONVUNSNI as Mt WAS 


131 Main |ey 


WHITE BROS .13 & 15 Main and 14 4 16 upear 
Wagon Stock, Cabinet Woods, ete 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., "*nouscin'the City x10 montgomery se? 


First South 
Noble J K, tailor, Second Temple 


Main 


mercial 


First South 

NUTTALL L JOHN, private secretary 
to President John Taylor, cor First 

e Fast and South Temple 

Nystrom P T (Tufts & Nystrom), 87 
and 89 Main 

Obland J F (Deseret Carriage Co), Sec. 
ond South ° 

Odell & Son (Wm G and Wm J Odell), 
calciminers, First Suuth 

Olsen C M, cigars and tobacco, Second 


South 

O’NEAL MRS LOUIE, millinery, 1250 
First South 

Ontario Silver Mining Co, R C Cham- 
bers supt, 1230 First South 

Oquirrh Encampment, No2,I O O F, 
J W Clark sec, Main 

Ordner Louis (Ordner & Patterson), 


SN Patterson), Milwaukee Beer Hall, 
1230 and 1232 Second South 


wanr. 315 J St., Sacramento, Cal. 


Page EJ, tentmaker, 199 Main 
Paine W H, barber, 14 First South 


room 8, 57 Main 

PALMER & MARTIN (W D Palmer 
and W S Martin), general agency, 
business and intelligence office, 1216 
Second South . 

PALMER W D (Palmer & Martin), 
1216 Second South 

Papworth R, (Guiver & Papworth), 
70 First South 

Park Boyd (Joslin & Park), 150 Main 

Parry Joseph Hyrum, books and sta- 
tionery, 18 Main 

Parsons M K (Bailey & Parsons), 1222 
Second South 

Parsons Thomas, soda factory, 100 Com- 
mercial 


ACHHORST ™ 


South 


H. 


1328 Utah—Salt Lake City. 


Nichols H W, groceries and fruits, 1269 Patten D C, groceries, 74 First South 


Main 
Noltemier Charles A, bootmuker, 214} Patterson S N (Ordner & Patterson), 
Nordstrom O T, bootmaker, 111 Com- | Paul S (Mulloy & Paul), 1234 and 1286 
NUNN C W, veterinary surgeon, 1272| Paul William, carpenter and builder, 


1230 and 1232 Second South 
Ordner & Patterson (Louis Ordner and| PENDLETON A M & BRO (A M and 


Orenshaw T, basketmaker, First West | Penrose C W, editor ‘Deseret. News, ” 


992 | Pettigrew J R, member Utah Commnis- 


Paddock A S, member Utah Comm, | PICKARD W L, wholesale saddlery, 


ae 
&@ | Osborne D M & Co (D M Osborne), agri- 
Pc cultural implements, 103 Main 
“a | Ottinger George M, chief engineer fire 
£2/ departm-nt, and supt water works, | _ South 
S| City Hall : 
=, ity 
ae Overland House, Win A Pitt propr, 
| ~226 Main 
$3 | Pacific Express Co, F C Gentsch agt, 75 | Phelps 
fe Main 
& 
i Walker Opera House 


PALMER EDWARD W, capitalist, Pickering Bros (Edward and Wright 


Patten Henry, harnessmaker, Second | Pomeroy C E (Anderson & Pomeroy), 


Patterson A S, attorney-at-law, 152 


1230 and 1232 Second South 


Second South 


Eagle Gate 

Paxman C R (F Paxman & Son), West 
South 

Paxman F (F Paxman & Son), West 
South 

Paxman F & Son (F and C R Paxman), 
groceries, West South 

Payne Henry, groceries, 61 Second 

outh 

Payne James, boot and shoe mfr, 140 
Main 

Pear W_ H, fruits and candies, 1265 
First South 

Pearson Charles E, attorney, 93 and 95 
Main 

Besson T K, locksmith, 150 Commer. 
cia 

PEIRCE G M, books and stationery, 
171 Main 


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A Pendleton), blacksmiths, 135 Com. 
mercial 


cor East and South Temple 


Petersen J A, gen mdse, Third South 
Petersen Wm, meat market, 1225 First 


Peterson E I, groceries, Second South 


sion, ay House 
E, dry goods and clothing, 


West Temple 


hardware and leather, 18 Second 
South, and wool, hides and furs, Third 
South cor Third West 


ess “ENTHOVI DNIMGAS 


Pickering), groceries, 33 Second South 

Pickering Edward and Wright (Picker. 
ing Bros), 33 Second South 

Pierpont Thos, supt Salt Lake Foundry 
and Machine Shop, 14 blocks south 
UCR R Depot 

Pitt Wm A, propr Overland House, 
222-226 Main 

Pitts W H (Godbe, Pitts & Co), 81 and 
83 Main 

Platt Francis, harnessmaker, 38 Second 
South 

Pleasant Valley Coal Co, G M Young 
mgr, Wasatch Block 

Podlech A (A Podlech & Co), 164 and 
166 Main 


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130 and 132 Main 


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HEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and one wi. 


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Pratt Harmel, cigars and tobacco, 123 
Main 

Pratt Orson, music teacher, Second 
South 

Pratt Mrs R B, physician, §3 Main 

Price & Clive (W L Price and J H 
Clive), groceries, 1257 First South 

Price Mrs Walter L, furnished rooms, 
45-49 First South 

Price W L (Price & Clive), 1257 First 

South 

Prichard Mrs Elizabeth S, groceries, 
First East 

Produce Department of the Z C M I, 
John Searns mgr, 49 and 51 First 

* South 

Puzey Henry, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker, Olive 

Railroad Exchange Hotel, B F Whitte- 
more propr, Depot 

Raleigh A H, inspector of buildings, 
City Hali 

Ramsey Alex, chairman Utah Commis- 
sion, Walker Opera House 

Rand C A (Showell & Rand), Second 
South 

Rawlings Joseph S, bootmaker, 10 Main 

Rawlins J L (Shecks & Rawlins), 122 


Main 

Raybould W F, stationer, 152 Main 

Read Samuel G, London News Depot, 
49 First South 

Reading J, seedman and florist, Second 
South 

REED J (Newman & Reed), 72 First 

South 

REEDALL H S§, proprietor Utah 
Steam Cracker Manufactory, Wasatch 

Reid George (Crowton & Reid), 213 
Main 

Reiser Henry, watchmaker, 24 First 
South 

Reynolds Andrew, general merchandise, 
South Temple 

Richards J 8, physician, 1240 South 
Temple 

Richen Wn, tinsmith, 67 Second South 

Rideout E N (Phil Klipple & Co), 20-v4 
Second South 

Riley E 0, gents’ furnishing goods, 170 
Main 

Rio Grande Western Construction Co, 
George Goss assistant mgr of construc- 
tion, room 33 Wasatch Block, 173 
Main 

Riser George C, bootmaker, 1246 First 
South 

Riter John D & Co (John D Riter), hay, 
grain and groceries, First South 

Riter W W, supt Salt Lake and West- 
ern R R Co, 1234 First South 

Rivers Bros (H J and L W Rivers), 


and 214 Main 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO, OAK PLANK, “ssi teers 


Utah—Salt Lake City. 1829 


wall paper and picture frames, 212) Salt Lake Theatre, John T Caine mgr, 


Rivers H J and L W (Rivers Bros), 212 
and 214 Main 

Rix Christen, bakery, 227 Main 

Rockman Moses, physician, 207 Main 

Rocky Mountain Lodge, No 3, K of P, 
8 Scott sec, Second South 

Rogers Alexander (Cunnington & Co), 
cor Main and Second South 

Romney George (Taylor, Romney & 
Armstrong), South Temple 

Rosborough J_B(Rosborough & Merritt), 
17 First South 

Rosborough & Merritt (J B Rosborough 
and Samuel A Merritt), attorneys-at- 
law, 17 First South 

moe A (Little, Roundy & Co), 54 

ain 

ROWE WM H, manager ZC MI 
Shoe Factory, 1220 First South 

Rowe Wm P, meat market, 232 Main 

ROYLE J C (Marshall & Royle), 105 


Main 

RUFF EDWARD W, Arabian Coffee 
and Spice Mills, 218 Main 

RUGG J P, master mechanic Denver & 
Rio Grande R R Depot 

Rumel Mrs Abbie, millinery, 35 First 
South 

Rundquist C F, blacksmith, First East 

Russell & Co (J E S Russell and G A 
Mears}, saloon, 133 and 135 Main 

Russell J ES (Russell & Co), 133 and 
135 Main 

Sadler & Gates (Henry Sadler and A R 
Gates), merchandise brokers, 139 


Main 

Sadler Henry (Sadler & Gates), 139 
Main 

Sadler Wm, boots and shoes, 52 Main 

St Mary’s Academy, cv ducted by the 
Sisters of the Holy Cross, Fourteenth 
Ward 

Salisbury B, varieties, Third West bet 
First and Second South 

SALISBURY J M., varieties, 32 Main 

Salomon & Fitzhugh, US deputy min- 
eral surveyors, room 5, 57 Main 

Salomon Gen Fred, U S surveyor-gen- 
eral, and chief clerk, room 1, 57 Main 

Salt Lake Academy, Edward Ben’. 

rincipal, Third South 

Salt Lake Collegiate Institute, J oi 
Coyner principal, Second East 

“SALT LAKE HERALD” (daily), 
DC Dunbar business manager, 65 and 
67 Main 

Salt Lake Lodge, No 2,100 F, W 
H Schock sec, cor Main and First 
South 

Salt Lak Surgical and Medical Institute, 
GM Freeman and ED Farron, sur- 

eons in charge, 139 Main 


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71-79 First South 


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315 J St., Sacramento. 


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Salt Lake and Western KR RCo, W W | Sheldon Samuel G, dancing academy, |, . q 
Riter supt, 1234 First South 222 Second South & ‘ 
A SILVER MINING CO, | Sherman & Co (D F Sherman and C8 
C T Stevenson secretary, 189 Main Hubbell), wholesale fruits, 1231 First | ae 
Sander W C, harnessmaker, 62 Second| South | 
South Sherman D F (Sherman & Co), 123] | a= 
Sanders James, groceries, 1255 First] First South — 
South Sherwood C W, bootmaker, 65 First oy 
Savage C R, art bazar, 12 and 14 Main} South ow 
Saville George, boots and shoes, 23 Sec- | Shipp Mrs E R, physician, 26 Main cre 
ond £ vuth Shock —, physician, Main 
Scanlan Rev Lawrence, clergyman (St | Short Wm Jr, meat market, 1289 First | _ 
Mary Magdalen), Thirteenth Ward South ==] 
Schead W (Youngberg & Schead), 55} Showell & Rand (T Showell andC A = 
Second South Rand), propr California Feed and Sale | & 
Schettler Paul A, city treasurer, City Stable, Second South i 
a Showell T (Showell & Rand), Second = 
SCHOOLEY H H, carpenter and build-! South = 
er, Third South Showell Wm, feed and sale stable, First 
SCHOFPE F E, stoves and tinware, Kast fom) 
211 Main EPH Stayner & |“ 
SCOTT & ANDERSON (John s Scott | SIMMONS JOSEPH F (Stay > 
and James Anderson), buyers of sil-| g7MON BROS (Fred and Joseph 


ver, gold, lead and copper ores, 178|~ Simon), millinery and fancy goods, 

ScoTT GEORGE M (Geo M Scott & |. 122 First South 
re 5 Cc 1 8 

Co), 144, 146 and 148 Main a FRED AND JOSEPH (Simon 
SCOTT GEORGE M & CO (George M , 

Scott), hardware, stoves and tinware, SIMPSON IW AND GEORGE L 

144, 146 and 148 Main (Simpson & Son), South Temple 
Scott & Graham, painters, 30 Main sr IN & SON (J W and George L 


Scott & And , | .. Simpson), calciminers, South Temple 
SCOTT JOHN § (Sco sa hah Skewes Wm, undertaker, 46 Bacoha 


Scrace Edward, bakery, 10 Main South : iz 
Searles W H, physician, 178 Main Skidmore Henry B, sawsmith, First 
Sears Isaac, grain and groceries, 1245 South 

First South Sloan Mrs Bell, dressmaker, Second 


Sears & Liddle (Nathan Sears and E J|_ South ‘ i 
Liddle), paints, oil and glass, 26 First | Smedley Wm E, general insurance agt, 
93 and 95 Main 


South 

sas apastan (Sears & Liddle), 26 First | SMITH A C(AC Smith & Co), 154 
Sout Main 

Sebree Howard, agricultural implements, | SMITH AC & CO (AC Smith and J | 
First Kast T Clasbey), druggists, 154 Main 

SELLS FLIJAH, lumber yard, First | Smith A K (Moore, Allen & (»), 16] 
South and 163 Main 

SHARP JAMES, assistant superin- | Smith Elias, probate judge, Court House 
tendent U C Ry, 77 Main Smith & Fyson (W 5 Smith and H E 


SHARP JOHN, vice president and} Fyson), groceries, 52 and 53 First 
eneral superintendent U C Ry, 77] South 
fain Smith James A (Varnes & Smith) 1216 
Sharp Lee J, attorney-at-law, 115 Main Second >outh 
SHARP & TAYLOR (Wm H H /Smith Mrs Jane S, baskets and fruit, 
Sharp and Brigham O Taylor), den- 1219 First South 
tists, cor First Kast and South Tem- | Smith Nimshi, watchmaker, 94 and 96 


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SHARP WM H HT (Sharp & Taylor), | Smith F G M, bootmaker, 30 Second al 
cor First East and South Temple South 

Shearman W H (Godbe, Pitts & Co), | Smith W E (Smith & Fyson), 52 and 53 ¥ 
81 and 83 Main First South 

Sheeks Ben (Sheeks & Rawlins), 122) Smith W 0, fruits and produce, 8 First | ®* 
Main South 


Sheeks & Rawlins (Ben Sheeks and J L| Snelgrove E, bootmaker, 31 Second 
Rawlins), attorneys-at-law, 122 Main| South 0 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, *” Yas ce"EL evn 


Utah—Salt Lake City. 1331 


Snell Henry, soap factory, 4 West and| SWAN GEORGE, secretary U C Ry, 
6 North 77 Main 

Snell John W, gen mdse, cor First East | Swaner E J (EJ Swaner & Co), 90 Main 
and Second South Swaner EJ & Co (EJ Swaner and H 

Snow Zerubbabel, attorney, 71 Second | Young), mfg jewelers, 90 Main 


South Symons C W (Fox & S , 142-154 
Solomon Bros andGold(A and J Solo- *Main ws ymons) 


mon and C H Gold), boots and shoes, | Taggart John P, physician, 83 First 
70 Main Vest 
Sorenson John P & Co (John P Sorenson), | Tate George, junk shop, First East 
furniture, 16 Main Tavey Joseph, bakery, 58 First South 
Soule J P & Co, manufacturers of spring} TAYLOR BRIGHAM 0 (Sharp & 
beds and mattresses, 206 Main Taylor), cor First East and South 
Sowles M B (Sowles & Miller), 12830} Temple 
First South Taylor George H (Taylor, Romney & 
Sowles & Miller (M B Sowles and H M Dematronah South Temple 
Miller), general dealers in sewing ma- | Taylor John and John F (John Taylor 
chines, 1230 First South Son), 187 Main 
Sprague E T, clerk U S supreme court, | Taylor John & Son (John and John F 
Wasatch Building Taylor), merchant tailors, 187 Main 
Speirs Adam, gee judge, City Hall Taylor John, pres Zion’s Savings Bank 
Speirs A and H (Speirs Bros), 148 Com- and Trust bo 65 and 67 Main 
mercial Taylor Joseph E, sexton City Hall 
© | Speirs Bros (A and H Speirs), black- |'Taylor, Romney & Armstrong, lumber 
smiths, 148 Commercial yard and planing-mill, South Temple 


ST. S. F. 


333 TYLER 


$20. 203 Montgomery & 724 Market 


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oS Spencer C B, furnished rooms, 210-216} Taylor Thomas E, business manager, 

3| First East cor East and South Temple 

| Springer E B (Needham & Springer), 43 | Teasdel S P, gen mdse, 112-118 Main 
-Main Temple of Honor Lodge, No 1, Charles 

S| Spry eels sec United Order of Tail-| Caffel sec, cor Main and First South 

a>} ors, 30 Main Temple of Honor Lodge, No 2, Joseph 

“3 | Squires Harry, barber, 24 First South Gallagher sec, cor Main and First 


= Squires John, barber, 59 Main South 


Stahl & Barnhart (Wm Stahl and Hen- | ‘‘THE BIKUBEN ” (weekly), A W 
@| ry Barnhart), saloon, 35 SecondSouth | Winberg proprietor and editor, Frank- 
‘==| Stahl Wm (Stahl & Barnhart), 35 Sec-| lin ave 

a” ond South “THE BUDWEISER,” Frank R Da- 

STAR PRINTING CO (J E Callister vidson manager, 1212 Second South 

2 and Joseph Bull Jr), job printers, 170 | “THE CONTRIBUTOR,” J F Wells 
a Main editor, 15 and 17 Main wey 
=) STAYNER CHAS W, attorney-at- |The London Bank of Utah (limited), 
5 law and solicitor in chancery, 61 Main Edward Austin mgr, 93 and 95 Main 


PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING. 


STAYNER & SIMMONS (C W Stay- | The Old Telegraph Mining Co of Utah, 
ner and J F Simmons), attorneys in F Medhurst mgr, Deseret Block 
land cases and notaries public, 61 | Therning John, tailor, 109 Commercial 
Main “THE SALT cE TRIB 1. 

Stearns Henry O, confectionery and res-| Tribune Publishing Co, 1221 and 1223 
taurant, 1235 Second South and 100| Second South 

Main The Singer Mfg Co, L E Hall agt, 1224 
Stevenson Mrs M L, dressmaker, First | First South 
West Thomas Arthur L, sec, West Temple 
| Stewart & Chislett (J S Stewart and| Thomas J C, keeper of Temple gate, cor 
Wm Chislett), wholesale and retail Main and Temple 
druggists, 180 Main Thompson A (Dahl & Thompson), 26 
Stirling James, second-hand goods,| Second South é 
First East Thompson J B, physician, 170 Main 
Studebaker Bros Mfg Co, James B Glass|Thompson Miss, Louisa, dressmaker, 
Qo} me carriages and wagons, 33 and 35| Third West 


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; Main Thompson Wm, bootmaker, Third West 
/—A SUTHERLAND JABEZ G (Suther- | Thurgood George, meat market, 20 Main 

land & McBride), room 8, 57 Main Tornblad O C, groceries, Second South 
q bal SUTHERLAND & McBRIDE (Jabez | Travis & Co (0 J Travis, F J Fabian 
| S| G Sutherland and John R McBride),| and EJ Brandly), wholesale liquors, 
attorneys, recom 8, 57 Main 1214 Second South 


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HARDWOOD LUMBER, Seer ee Be oe walk spanish Cedar, Veneers. 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., HARDWOOD LUMBER, *tn‘.Ao.snces *- 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., sttenetsstnisesch Wns. 19 Mougeey 


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Tullidge & Co (John Tullidge and C K | Walker Bros (Samuel.S, Joseph R, Da- 
B Browning), painters and dealers in| vid F and Mathew H Walker), whole- 
wall paper and glass, 209 Main sale and retail gen mdse, 158 and 160 

Tullidge John (Tullidge & Co), 209 Main Main 

Tuttle Bishop D S, St Mark’s Cathe-| WALKER HOUSE, G 8 Erb proprie. 


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1 Travis OJ (Travis & Co), 1214 Second | VARIAN C § (Dickson & Varian), 130 . 
#; South ain —_— 
by. Trewhela John E (Hill & Trewhela), 1224 | Varnes James A (Varnes & Smith), 1216 | #2 
4 i and 1226 Second South Second South ae 
ai Trimble John A (Durst & Trimble), 37 | Varnes & Smith (James A Varnes and | 
a) { First South James A Smith), real estate, 1216 | = 
a Tripp RB, attorney, 170 Main Second South jam 
ay Tuddenham John, mgr of The Museum, | VEST A D (Vest & Lipman), Main 
ay 1242 South Temple ST & LIPMAN (A D Vest and | 
Tufts D C (Morton & Tufts), 10 First} Joseph Lipman), engravers and rub- | ey 
South ber stamps, Main (sze adv) 
aif Tufts Mrs Elmira, boarding and lodg- WAGENER HENRY, California 
a | ing, First East Brewery, 19 Second South 
ry bits (Tufts & Nystrom), 87 and 89 big at RS, propr Zion's Bazaar, 46 
ai || ain ain 
ai |i Tufts & Nystrom (M Tufts andPT Ny-| WALKER BROS’ NATIONAL 
: strom), saloon, 87 and 89 Main BANK, 1213 Second Scuth 
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FY dral, First South tor, 204 and 206 Main 
| Tyler Mrs C L, dressmaker, 35 West | Walker J, Deseret Carriage Co, Second | 
4 Temple South | 
a] Uebel Albert (Livingston & Uebel), 19 | Walker Samuel S, Joseph R, David F and | 
a] Second South Mathew H (Walker Bros), 158 and | 
a} UINTAH MINING CO, CT Steven- 160 Main 
a) son sec, 189 Main Walker's Opera House, D Banks Mc- | 
Union Pacitic Railway Co, F R McCon-| Kenzie mgr, 1233 Second South 

nell gen agt, 75 Main Wallace George Y, supt Utah Forward. | 


United Order of Tailors, Phillip Spry} ing Co, Deseret Block 
sec, 30 Main Walsh Oliver S, stoves and tinware, | 
Utah Chapter, No1, R A M, Stanley 1278 First South 
Stewart sec, 143 Main Ward Emery, Court Exchange Saloon, | 
Vtah Commandery, No 1,Stanley Stew-| 173 Main 
art sec, 143 Main Warnock Robert, agricultural imple- | 
Utah Contract Co, A F Doremus and J ments, First South 
P Smith managers, 1234 First Sonth | Wasatch Lodge, No 1, F & A M, Julius | 
Utah Easter R R Co, R C Chambers} Walsh sec, 143 Main 


pres, 1240 First South Watkis C W, metallurgist, 117 First 
Utah Forwarding Co, Geo Y Wallace| West | 
supt, Deseret Block Watson Bros (James and Joseyh Wat- 


Utah Lodge, Nol, 1OOF, HWNich-| son), marble works, South Temple 
ols sec, Main Watson James and Joseph (Watson 
Utah Printing Co, Theo Lovendale mgr, | Bros), South Temple 
99 Main Watters Ichel, broker, 81 and 83 Main 
UTAH STEAM CRACKER MAN-| Webber T G, cashier Zion's Savings 
UFACTORY, HS Reedall proprie- Bank and Trust Co, 65 and 67 Main 
tor, Wasatch EIHE W C, violinist and repairer of 
Utah Telephone Co, G W Naile mgr, musical instruments, 100 Commercial 


Deseret Block Weiler E M, selectman, Court House 
Utah-Wyoming ag fic ron Co,—Hil- | WELLS MRS E B, editress “Wo- 
liard, Wyoming Territory men’s Exponent,’’ 6 and 8 Main 


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VALLEY HOUSE, AC Brixen pro- | Wells, Fargo & Co’s Bank, J E Dooly 
prietor, cor South and West Temple, cashier, 105 and 107 Main an 
opp Temple JF, editor ‘The Contribu- J 

VanDeusen B B, civilefigineer, room 11, | tor,” 15 and 17 Main 
57 Main WENNER U J, attorney-at-law, 152 ¥ 

VAN PRAAG H A, mining operator, Main 
189 Main WESLEY JOHN E, herbal physician, 4 

Van Ziie PT, US attorney, room 11, First East 0 

Western James, fruits and produce, 


es] voueer P A, bootmaker, Franklin ave 1271 First South 
CALVIN NUTTING & SON, 7 Srou'wccre tank Vaults, ete. 


WACHHORST, Jeweler, 315 J Street, Sacramento, Sign of the Town Clock 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., Eastern Hard Wood Lumber,” 


Utah—Salt Lake City. 


Wetzel John, bootmaker, 199 Main 

Whitaker Henry, bootmaker, South 
Temple 

@| WHITE CHARLES L, brush factory, 

South Temple, block west of Temple 


ock 
White House, A Podlech & Co proprs, 
164 and 166 Main 
WHITE ISAIAH, 199 


Main 

White & Sons (Wm, John H and W L 
White), meat market, 1237 First 
South 

White Wm, J H and W L (White & 
Sons), 1237 First South 

Whittemore B F’, propr R R Exchange, 


Depot 
WHYTOCE JL (Chapman & Why- 
tock), 10 and 12 Second South 
Wilbor Frederick M, deputy U S min- 
eral surveyor, 103 Main 
WILDER E B, mining engineer and U 
S mineral surveyor, 139 Main 
EDMOND, civil engineer 
and surveyor, over London Bank 
Wilkinson Mrs W B, millinery, 1232 
First South 
Wilkinson Wm B, varieties, First West 
Willard H W, dealer in stock, First 
West 
Willard Miss L L, artist, First West 
WILLIAMS A L, agent Pleasant Val- 
ley Coal Co, S Second South Eis: 
wi LIAMS PARLEY L (Williams 
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physician, 


Young), 39 Main 

S & YOUNG (Parley L 
illiams and L Young), attorneys, 
9 Main 


WINBERG A W, editor and 
tor ‘“ Bikuben” (weekly), 
avenue 

Winder John R, assessor and collectur, 
City Hall 

Wolf J, commission merchant, 93 and 95 


Main 

‘“‘WOMEN’S EXPONENT,” Mrs EB 
Wells editor, 6 and 8 Main 

WOOD HENRY, general superintend- 
ent Denver & Rio Grande R R, rooms 
22 and 23 Wasatch Block, ?73 Main 

Wood Wm (May & Wood), 1221 and 
1223 First South 

Woodford Edward, groceries, Second 

.. South 

Woodruff Wilford, custodian church 
historian’s office, 58 South Temple 

Woods James A, second-hand goods, 99 
Commercial 

Woods W W, attorney, 48 Second 


South 

Wright Wm J (Martin & Wright), 66 
First South 

Wurzburg L, fruits and produce, 1259 
First South 


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8 & 20 Spear Se, 
San Francisco. 


1333 


Warts & Forrester (J J Wyatt and Geo 

orrester), plain and ornamental 
plasterers, under Post-office 

bi JJ (Wyatt & Forrester), under 

ost-office 

Yeager H (Milner & Yeager), First East 

Yearian W H (W H Yearian & Co), 122 
Main 

Yearian W H & Co (WH Yearian and 
C L Hannaman), gents’ furnishing 
goods, 122 Main 

Yearsley David, gen mdse, 41 Main 

Young Bros (J O and R B Young), deal- 
ers in sewing machines, organs and 

innos, 37 and 39 Main 

young GM, manager coal depart- 
ment Denver & Rio Grande R R, Wa- 
satch Block, 173 Main 

Young Heber (E J Swaner & Co), 90 
Main 

Young JO and RB (Young Bros), 37 
and 39 Main 

YOUNG L (Williams & Young), 39 


ain 

Young L D & A, boots and shoes, 44 
Main 

Youngberg O (Youngberg & Schead), 55 
Second South 

Youngberg & Petersen (V Youngberg 
Pa A Petersen), saloon, 151 Commer- 
cia 

Youngberg & Schead (0 Youngberg and 
W Schead), saloon, 55 Second South 

Zion’s Bazaar, R S Waldron propr, 46 
Main 

Zion’s Co-operative Drug Store, 92 Main 


ZION’S CO-OPERATIVE MERCAN- 
TILE INSTITUTION, William 
Jennings superintendent, 21-31 Main 

ZC MI SHOE FACTORY, William 
H Rowe manager, 1220 First South 

Zion’s Savings Bank and Trust Co, John 
Taylor pres, T G Webber cashier, 65 
an 67 Main 


A. ANDERSON, 
Furrier and Glovemaker, 


Manufacturer of 


BUCKSKIN SUITS, 


And Finisher of all kinds of Furs. 


154 Commercial St., 


SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 


VHITE BROS. 134 15 Mute and 14 & 18 Spear 
suMr Counter Tops, Newel Posts, Balasters. 


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Utah—Salt Lake City. 


T. C. ARMSTRONG, 


Wholesale and Retail Dealer in 


Flour, Grain, Feed, Provisions, 


CRASS AND CARDEN SEEDS. 


SS ees 2 EE Swe eS A: 
LI st — em. 


MR a i RN AO GC Tik SEAMED PE NARI ES EIEN ELS LESS ECAR SESE CRB ae 5 


he a a SE a 


34 First South Street, two doors West of Commercial, 
P. 0. Box 340. Salt Lake City, Utah. 


WILLIAM BREDEMEYER, 


lining, Consulting, Cin ingizeer and Notary Publis 


United States Mineral Surveyor for Utah and fdaho. 


Geological Examinations, 
Reports on Mining Properties, 
Surveys Mines, Railroads and C ', 


And Superintends the Working of the same. 


Prepares Estimates and Plans for Opening and Work- 
ing Mines. 


Expert on Mining Questions before the Courts. 
Manager Utah Consolidated Silver and Gold Mining Company, 
Address P. O. Box 1157, 
Salt Lake City. Utah. 


O. L. ELIASON, 


DEALER IN 


Matches, Gloghs. en Serwelry, 


142 Main Street, Sait Lake City, Utah. 


Special Attention given to Repairs. All Work Warranted. 


Utah—Salt Lake City. 


1335 


VauLey Hovse. 


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Opposite Temple and Tabernacle, 


SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 


ANDREW C, BRIXEN, Proprietor. 


CONVENIENT 10 THE DEPOT AND CENTER OF TOWN. 
STREET CARS PASS THE DOOR. 


The House has undergone a complete change, both in its management and 
renovation. The present proprietor begs leave to inform the public that the 
best accommodation can be had at this House for the price that can be obtained 
anywhere in the city. Patronage solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed to guests. 


Rates: $1.50 to $2 per day, and $8 to $10 per week, | 
According to Room. 


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‘Furf Exchange. 
HEADQUARTERS FOR BUSINESS & COMMERCIAL MEN. 

The Best Fitted-Us Saloon in Salt Lake! 

The Bar is Supplied with Best Brands of Liquors and Cigars, 
<{. SUPERIOR EXHIBITION BILLIARD TABLES, <4 


All the Latest Papers on file in Reading Room. 


ROBERT BURNS, Proprietor, 


Opposite Walker House, 


205 Main Street, Salt Lake City. 


WL. El’S 


f |POPULAR MUSIC STORE 


The Cheapest and Best House in Utah for 


Violins, Guitars, Accordeons, Banjos, Flutes, 


And all kinds of Musical instruments. 


Music Books, Sheet Music, Folios, Piano Stools, Brass 
Instruments, Violin and Guitar Strings, and 
everything in the Musical Line. 


GENERAL AGENCY FOR 
Knabe and Hardman Pianos. Geo. Wood’s, Burdett and other 
<irst-Class Organs. 


&#O-ders by Mail promptly attended to, 


CARELESS & CROXALL, 
1234 FIRST SOUTH STREET, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 


Utah—Salt Lake City. 


H. DINWOODEY, 


DEALER IN 


Tornices, Gace Curtains, 


UPHOLSTERY GOODS, BUILDING PAPER, 


FULL LINE OF 


CA REP HTS, 


| LAMBREQUINS, BABY CARRIAGES. 
: | 3 
EUBRNITGEE, 
FEATHERS AND WALL PAPER. 
1288 to 1244 First South St., Salt Lake City, Utah. 


STOP AT THE 


CLIFT HOUSE 


In Salt Lake City. 


Only TWO DOLLARS per DAY. 


DON’T FORGET—Corner Main and Third South Streets. 


First-Class Table and Rooms. 


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§. C. EWING, Proprietor. 


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Utuh—Salt Lake City. 1339 


DANIEL DUNNE, 


Foundry: Machine Shop 


CASTINGS 


—— FOR —— 


MINING, MILLING & SMELTING WORKS 


MINING CARS, CAR WHEELS, AXLES, 
GENERAL MACHINE WORK. 


MANU PURER OF 


Wrought and Cast Iron Fencing 


RESIDENCES ANB CEMETERY LOTS. 


Builders’ and Iron Work of Every Description. 


CRESTING, IRON DOORS, SHUTTERS,:GRATINGS, 


Ete., Ete, 


JAIL AND BRIDGE WORK ANO IRON WORK IN GEMERAL. 


Shop! lone Block West of White House, 
Box 471. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 


1340 Utah—Salt Lake City. 


ROCK SPRING, RED CANTON ¢ WEBER 
COAL CO. 


ROCK SPRINC. 


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WO ORE LOR so o.5.0.06:6520.sserinitvin ne cou, esters 08 chive ae Per ton, $4.50 
ME EG 16). 0. 056-56 he eyes he RMU DORN or ba buueek ehbEEM sid 5.00 
SROAN OMNI is. 5 loco big seco lb dia ara bes Qed Meson tene ice Baleveiastetes ile UE 5.50 


BEG OOP eGR ici ciesiekehiccsit 0) seinsce. vibarewisuneeoene Per ton, $4.50 
At Yard.... & 5.25 


TRAIN. uisinso cess nhoe Vi 40k bbboatiskuicutan. on 6.00 
Office; PD t Bank ISslock, 
dans Koni Utah. A. GOULD, Agent. ‘ 


SALT LAKE SHIRT MANUFACTURING CO. 
COC. GUSLEAN & CO., 


Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in 


Ping Sits and Gent's Onderevear aad Goat's Fumdshing Gos, 


87 and 89 Main St., (Upstairs, ) SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER A SPECIALTY, 


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CROSIER’S DR. CARDINER, 
RESTAURANT 


MRS. L. A. CROZIER, Proprietor. Physician Surge, 


Meals at all hours, 25: 25e. 
Beds, 25c 
Board and Lodging, 86 per woo 
Cor. Commercial Street, 
SALT LAKE CITY. 


Second South St., nr, it Fast st, 
Salt Lake City, Utah. 


Utah—Salt Lake City. 


ELIAS MORRIS, 


P. O. BOX 1065. 


BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR 


SALLY LAKE CPyY, OFAH. 


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FIRE-BRICK AND PLASTER OF PARIS MANUFACTURER. 
Asbestine Pipe. Grave & Monumental Mason. 
OFFICE, 18 MAIN SiREET, SALT LAKE CITY. 


MARBLE WORKS 


—— OF —— 


MY RICK & CO. 
48 SECOND SOUTH STREET, 


East of Post-office, SALT LAKE CITY. 
P. 0. Box 1017. 


ALL KINDS OF 


Monumental Head Stones, Mantels, and 
Plumbers’ Work done with neatness and dispatch. 


Also, Granite and Sandstone Work done at low prices. 
m- Italian, Vermont and Utah Marble. 


J. H. MIDGLEY, 
House Painting, Graining, Glazing, 


a0 Paper Hanging, Calcimining and Whitewashing done to Order. 
oe : Writing Signs a Specialty. 
Water Proof Canvas and Japan Tin Signs. Mixed Paints. 


REPAIRING WINDOWS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 
Box 648. Office: Cor. First East and Second South Streets, SALT LAKE CITY. 


ast Ne 
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1342 


Utah—Salt Lake City. 


DR. Cc. W. NUNN, 


VETERINARY SURGEON, 
MANUYACTURER OF THE CELEBRATBD 


BIUnuACK Ott 


FOR MAN OR BEAST. 
-oseessesss SALT LAKE CITY. 


1272 KIMBALL BLOCK.. 


Profit! Profit! 


Dear Strn—We want a good salesman in your vicinity to sell our celebrated 
BLACK OILS. These oils are having an extensive run and so much sought 
after where they cannot be had. We are determined to stock every territory and 
State in the Union, and our agents are now realizing from ten to twenty-five dol. 
lars per day. They are becoming a favorite family medicine. They are used for 
man and beast for diseases and ailments as described in wrapper. We want 
good, reliable men to handle this medicine. It is the best offer ever offered to 
agents to make money, and not be ashamed to meet the buyers again. Our goods 
are staple and will not spoil. We furnish advertisement and sample free on ap- 
plication. In order to protect ourselves from dishonest persons taking advantage 
of this mammoth sample outfit we require each applicant to send seventy-five 
cents to pay postage and packing. eonly require persons who intend to be- 
come agents to send for our samp’e. Reply as early as you can as we must secure 
some one in your section soon. 


TESTIMONIALS. 
Saut Laxs Crry. 
Da. C. W. Norn :— 


Dear Sin—My colt jumped on picket fence and tore his shoulder half off. I purchased your 
Black Oils, and they cured it so nice and no scars left, I take pleasure in testifying to you and 
the public. They are the best medicine over offered the public. I intend gad as De always, 

Very truly, your well wisher, - LANGFORD. 


Sait Laxs City, 
Dr. C. W. Nuxn :— 

Daar Sin—We, the undersigned, testify to the public, the curative properties of your Black 
Oils. ©. W. Lyman’s Colt tore his whole hip away, and after putting in place and stitching, dress- 
ing every day for six weeks, was cured so well you can scarce detect the place. We recommend to 
the public the Oils. They have no equal. No flies will come near the sore when dressed with the 
Oils. Signed, Cc. W. LYMAM. 

GEO. Y. WALLACE. 
GEO, A. LOWE. 
BOLIVAR ROBERT. 


ACENTS WANTED. Send for Circular. 


PAT PART PPE RIN TE PLS DEE OLED EN LED EME LE DEE RIAD ELLY BEE BND NAGS ENR DA AEST AE 


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Utah—Salt Lake City. 1343 


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Salt Lake Herald, 


Daily, Semi-Weekly and Weekly. 


The Herald, Printing and Publishing Co............... Proprietors. 
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 


An Independent Journal EXTENSIVELY circulated in Utah and the adjoining 


Territories, 
DANDY... nc rccceccccevcccescccceees seveoes $10.60 per Annum. 
Seml-Weekly.............ccccceeeeeeees 3.50 shy 
Week Ly ..... cccccccc cece ceceeeeceeeees 2.00 bid 


THE HERALD—Daily, Semi-Weekly and Weekly, has a larger circulation mie 
among all classes of the community than any other newspaper published in Utah AE 
and its valus as an advertising medium is not surpassed. The rates of advertis- 
ing, which are as low as those of any other newspaper of like circulation, can be 
obtained by addressing the proprietors. 


JOB PRINTING of Every Description. 
BOOK BINDING at Lowest Rates. 


G. M. PEIRCE, 
Books and Stationery and School Supplies, 


Fancy Coods, Artists’ and Surveyors’ Supplies, 
Main Street. Second Door North of Postoffice, 
Salt Lake City, - -» =»« «= Utah. 


Arrangements have been made ‘n New York for the rrocuring of ANY BOOK, wherever pub 
lished, or any article in the Stationery line chat may be desired that we may not have on hand. d 


SEND US YOUR ORDERS. 


Candy Factory. | A. M. PENDLETON & BRO. 
Pare. and Prosh Caziles FANCY HORSESHOERS. 


ALWAYS ON HAND. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO 
Prices to Suit the Times. [INTERFERING HORSJS. 


JOHN HARRIS, 135 Commercial Street, 
05 Commercial St., Salt Lake. SALT LAKE, : . UTAH. 


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Steam Cracker Manufactory 


H. 8. REEDALL, Proprietor. 


Wasatch Street, nearly opposite Walker House, 


SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, 


P. oO. Box 246. 


Utah—Sali: Lake City. 1345 


IDAHO STORE, 


DEALS IN AND MANUFACTURES 


Fine, Coarse and Milling Salt. 


Larye Quantities Constantly on Hand. 


COMMISSION MERCHANT, 


Dealer and Jobber in DRIED FRUITS, Etc. 


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BF St Sank ae 

are . 


Se ABD Naan. Rhona seell 


Hematite Iron Ores for Fluxing. Located Tintic Mining District, 
and shipped by from Santaquin. 


Cor, First East and Second South Streets, one Block South of Theater. 


LL, 
GENERAL AGENT 


BRANSON New Improved KNITTER 
PRICES, $25 AND $30. 


Knits 60 to 100 pairs of Socks per Day. Send for Circular. You 
can learn to knit in one hour. 


JOHN WM. SNELL, 
P. O. Box 519. Salt Lake City, Utah. 


Little Co-op, Shoe, assess 


Ranges, Cooking, Parlor and Heating Hh) 
J, M. SALISBURY, Propr. | STOVES. i 


ares 


The cheapest piace to buy Tin, Sh et Iron and Copper Worker. 
Jewelry, Notions, Toys, | Tin Roofing, Spouting and Guttering 


AND FANCY GOODS, Hot Air Furnaces Fitted up and Repaired. 
32 Main Street, | No. 211 Main St. Opp. Walker House, 
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 
ERS ST IEE ETT EE 


FRED. SIMON. JOE. SIMON. DR. JOHN E. WESLEY, 
SIMON BROS. 


MILLINGRY, | pnt ust eacer i) 
FANCY GOODS, LACES, Etc. eemoniemninek Oo a 


P. O. Box 1142. 1220 First South, Residence, Third Ward, 
Salt Lake City, - Utah. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 


Utah—Salt Lake City. 
SALT LAKE 


Surgical and Medical lnstitate 


FOR THE TREATMENT OF 


DEFORMITIES AND CHRONIC DISEASES. 


The SPECIAL PROVINCE of this Institute is the treat- 
ment of ALL DEFORMITIES of the Body and Limbs, 
such as Curvetures and Distortions of the Spine, Crooked 
Feet, Legs, . rms and Hands, Paralysis, Diseases of the 
Bones and Joints, Piles and Fistula (without the knife), 
Catarrh, Rheumatism, Lung Diseases, Tumors, Cancer, 
Neuralgia, Nervous Diseases, Hernia (Rupture), Dyspepsia, 
Liver Troubles, Diseases of the 


EYE, HAR and THROAT, 


Diseases of Females, Private and all other Chronic Diseases. 


ITS FACILITIES are superior to anything that can be found in the Great West. In the 
offices of the ry ig tod is the largest and most complete Electrical Apparatus, for the treatment of 


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Call or t adidvene Malt ka Lake Surgical and Medical Institute, 139 Main Street, 
next door above Jones’ Ban 


HENRY WAGENER, 
California BREWERY, 


BIO RASIOR CANYON.) 


BOTTLED BEER a Specialty. 


Wholesale and Retail, 
Office and 4 Depot, 17 & 19 Second South St., Salt Lake City, Utah. 


WOMAN'S EXPONENT. 


PUPLISHED SEMI-MONTHLY. 


THIS JOURNAL is devoted to the elevation of Woman religiously, 
mentally, morally and politically ; and is a true exponent of the senti- 
ments of the Women of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day 
Saints, on the principles of their faith and all the leading questions of 

| the day, including Woman Suffrage, a subject with which they have 
dealt practically since 1870. 
EMELINE B. WELLS, Editor and Pro 
Council House, Salt Lake City, Utah, 


Utah—Salt Lake City. 
UTAH CENTRAL RAILWAY. 


JUNE 1, 1862. Mls.| Pas, | Pas. ||SIDNEY DILLON, 
President, 
‘| JOHN SHARP 
40 Vice-President and 
General Supt. 
JAMES SHARP, 


Asst. Supt. 


Secretary. 


GEO. SWAN, 


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Treasurer. 
FRANCIS COPE, 
General Freight 
and Ticket Agent. 
GENERAL OFFICES— 
Salt Lake City, Utah. 


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Pleasant Grove. 
Springfield 
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spanish Fork 


Se Ae el 


Connections. 


1 With Central Pacific R. 
R., and Union Pacific Ry. 

2 With Utah & Nevada Ry. 
one Bingham Canyon 


4 With Wasatch & Jordan 
Valley R. R. 

5 With 8. L. & W. Ry. 

6 With Utah and Pleasant 

al. Ry. 

7 With San Pete Valley Ry. 

8 With Stages for Millard 
Coun: 

9 With Stages for South- 
ern Utah, Nevada and Ari- 
zona. 


§ Co-Dperative Mercantile Institution 


Organized October 16, 1868. 
W. H, HOOPER, President. W. JENNINGS, Vice-Pres. and Sup’t. 
T. G. WEBBER, Secretary and Treasurer. 


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Manufacturers, Importers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers 


—— IN —— 


GENERAL MERCHANDISE, 
Agricultural Implements, Machinery, Ete. | 


¢ SALT LAK.) CITY, UTAH. 


Branch Houses at OGDEN and LOGAN, Utah; and Soda Springs, Idaho. 


We carry a Heavy and Carefully Selected Stock, suited to the 
Necessities of all Classes. 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., Sec"brsuck Siccks, 119 Montgomery St. 


1848 Utah—Salt Lake City-Silver Reef. 


Cal. 


EDWARD B. WILDER, 
Mining Engineer and U.S Mineral Surveyor, 
139 MAIN STREET, 


Next Door above T. R. Jones’ Bank, 


SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 


Examines and Reports on Mines. 


99 aL 


to, 


Mimmott Thos, justice of the peace 
SANDY. PROBERT WM (Probert & Co) 
Sart Lake County, A post-office, on| PROBERT & CO, general merchan- 


the Utah Central R. R., £0 miles from | dise 
Ogden and 13 miles from Salt Lake. 


A LIS UF. - sovasey, matenandiae SCOFIELD. 

‘owle rato 

Hardy. J ti Ely og operator Emery County. A post-office. 
Holman E, general merchandise TUCKER & HOPKINS, general mer- 
Kempt S R, saloon chandise 

Marion George, general merchandise ; conriomiieseinin 

Marriott T E, general merchandise SILVER CITY 


McIntosh H A, agt UCRR 
Osterman James, general merchandise | Juan County. A poat-cfhios Is about 


Schmidt C J, druggist 75 miles south of Salt Lake City, on 
Schuler J E, brewery the line of the Salt Lake and Western 
Tripp Wn, saloon R. R. (just completed), in the Tintic 
Mining District, whose yield of pre- 
cious metals and ores will be second 

SANTAQUIN. to none in Utah for the year 1882. 


Utan County. A post-office, on the] BLANCHARD 
Utah Central R. R. 108 miles from and recorder O H, IB, postmaster 
Ogden and 71 miles from Salt Lake. | Cushman M G, goods and grocerics 


: : Reed & Durfey, saloon 
Baie aR epi Riter L E & Co, general merchandise, 


Blixt P J, harnessmaker fl ur and grain 


“°< “TNTHOVW ONIMZS . NOLONIWGAY MAN 


H. WACHHORST'S “kantsrin ruc stare” 315 J Street, Sacramen 


Dubois C L, blacksmith Sutherland Thomas H, hotel 
el si A, tags poriyned : Stone 
acob, blacksmit 4 
Holigiey Geo & Co, grist-mill SILVER REEF. i 
Johnson C E, shoemaker WasHinaton County, A post and ex- HY 
Johnson L A, painter press office. a 
Swenson A, shoemaker Allen W J, supt Stormont Mill and | 2g 
enshaw E, supt Co-operative Store Mining Co Is 
Riter L E, forwarding agent Aumond Chas, livery stable y 
Samuelson C, photographer Barbee & Walker M Co, R T Gillespie | *f 
Saulsberg Wm, blacksmith supt ts 
Vanausdal J G, blacksmith Brick D, bootmaker He 
Wettelin F O, tin and coppersmith Byrns James, bootmaker a 
_— Cassidy John H; saloon 2> 
SCIPIO. Chandler —, assayer 4 
'Mittaxp County. A_ post-office, 20 Bonet touane. " 
miles northeast of Fillmore. Gillespie, Lund & Co, gen mdse ‘ 
Caldwell H, brickmaker Gillespie R T, banker and supt Barbee 5 
_ Yates Rev Thos, clergyman & Walker M Co ° 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO. Black Walnut Lumber, ** sad trance. 


Utah—Silver Reef-South Jordan, 1349 


Gillespie Thos, assayer 

Grambs Mrs, restaurant 

Halpin J J, hardware 

Harrison Geo, news dealer . 

Harrison P, hotel 

Harrison Will, restaurant 

Huston J H, livery stable 

HUSTON & WEST, general merchan- 
ise 


Jordan Julius, fruit 

Kinney W A, druggist 

Krause Hermann, postmaster 

LEEDS CO-OPERATIVE STORE 

Leory M, a 

Lubbach H L, supt Christy Mill and 
Mining Co 

Lund & Co, butchers 

Mahnken & Jones, restaurant 

Mahnken P, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Mantor O, physician 

Marshal & Westover, butchers 

McDonald A, druggist 

McDonough M, dairyman 

Meehan P, bootmaker 

Miller Geo, liquors 

Pendray & Co, liquors 

Pollus A, blacksmith 

Quirk Bros, liquors 

Rives Geo T, supt Leeds Mining Co 

Sager W B, gen mdse 

**Silver Reef Miner,’’ Scipio Kennan 
editor 

Stevens & Harrison, gen mdse 

bbe cay —, liquors 

Turrill J A, gen mdse 

Walker Robt, assayer 

Welty P, brewery 

Westover C, butcher 

Wilkinson C, wagonmaker 

Winquest A, tailor 


SLATERSVILLE. 


WEBER County. A p:st-office, 6 miles 
northwest of Ogden City. 


Allred John A, bishop 

Browns Henry, justice of the peace 
Foye Fredrick, farmer 

Holly H, gen mdse and postmaster 
Neale John J, bootmaker 

\ Payne Geo, constable 

| Smout Edwin W, selectman 

Smout William, blacksmith 
Stangar Geo W, butcher 


SMITHFIELD. 


Cacue County. A post-office, on the 
Utah and Northern: Railway, 65 miles 
from Ogden. 


CANTWELL J §, postmaster 
Douglass Wm, gen mdse 


| Douglass Wm, gen mdse Higley FD, general merchandise __ 
HARDWOOD LUMBER, Seti ht minca Walnut, spaniah Cedar. Veneers. 


Mack James, flour-mill 

Richardson Thos, gen mdse 

Farrell Geo L, pres S M and M I 

Sharp Francis, sec S M and M I 

Smithfield Manufacturing and Mercan- 
tile Ins itution, Geo L Farrell pres, 
leather, lumber and gen mdse 


SNOWVILLE, 
Box ExpEek County. A post-office, 


Davidson C H, physician 

Dille D B, physician 

Eynon John, carpenter 

GOODLIFFE OLD, general mer- 
chandise 

Jensen C H, blacksmith 

Ostertout John, justice of peace 


SOUTH COTTONWOOD. 


Satr Lake County. A post-office, 


Arnold John, brewery 

Atwood Henry, brickmaker 

Atwood Wn, brickmaker 

Ballard R, bootmaker 

BOYLE A O, builder and contractor 

Bradford Wm, principal South Cotton- 
wood iiigh School 

Germania Smelting and Refining Works, 
F W Billing mgr 

Harp Lem, brickmaker 

Haynes N, liquors and gen mdse 

Horn Silver Smelting and Refining 
Works 

Howe Richard, supt Co-operative Mer- 
cantile Institution 

Loventhal S M, brick and wagonmaker 

McMillian Wn, groceries 

Miller J R, agt agricultural implements 

Miller M M, stock raiser 

Miller R G, farmer 

Miller R P, stock raiser 

Miller R & Son, flouring-mills 

Morris W, carpenter 

Schuyler ——, liquors 

Wagner Henry, liquors 

Walters —, wagonmaker 

Warenski E C, postmaster and gen mdse 

Williams John G, blacksmith 

Wooley O A, general merchandise 

ZC MI, Richard Howe supt, gen mdse 


SOUTH JORDAN. 


Sarr Lake County. A post-office. 


PECKSTEAD HENRY B, postmaster 
and general merchandise 

Beckstead T W, veterinary surgeon 

Green Samuel, gen m 

Helm Bart, blacksmith f 

Higley F D, general merchandise 


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11850 Utah—South Jordan—Taylorsville. 
Holt A, reg merchandise Jackson Stewart, gen mdse 
McLe ephi, bootmaker Packard Nephi, gen mdse 
Soff N G, general merchandise PACKARD os & CO, gen mdse 
Vincent Jesse, mason Sparry & Co, druggists 
Winward J W, general merchandise Reynolds Bros & Co, gen mdse 
Wordle I J, general merchandise Whitehead James, gen mdse 
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SPANISH FORK. Wotts be 
Uran County. A post-office, on the — 
Utah Centrai R. R., 95 miles from STERLING 


“ihe Harest Inthe mate’ NO. 315 J St., Sacramente, C 


H. WACHHORSTS 


Ogden, and 53 miles from Salt Lake. 


Co-operative Store, gen mdse, mfrs har- 
ness, boots and shoes 

Greer William, attorney-at-law 

Jones Wm R, musi«:l instruments, sta- 
tionery, etc 

Miller James, general merchandise 

MOORE JOHN, justice of aoe 

Rockwell John, gen mdse and postmaster 

Snell Rufus P, supt Spanish Fork Co- 
operative Institution 

Spanish Fork Co-operative Institution, 
Rufus P Snell supt 


SPRING CITY. 


San Petz County. A post-office, 15 
miles northeast of Manti. 


Anderson August, gen mdse 
Blain Robt, postmaster 

Black I M, "ots and shoes 
BROUGH G, book «zent 
Brough Jonas, saw-mill 
Crawford C, broom manufacturer 
Dugall & Co, saw-mill 

Ellis J T, carpenter 

Frautzen 1, sec ZC MI 

Jensen R, boots and shoes 
McDonald James, blacksmith 
Neilsen J, blacksmith 

Puzey H W, wagonmaker 
Rasmusen Jas L, boots and shocs 
Ramuseen P, locksmith 

Rhode C W, watchmaker 

ZC MI, gen mdse 


SPRINGFIELD. 


Whitehead James uv, mfr woolen goods 


SPRINGVILLE. 


Uran County. A _ ,ost-office, on the 
Utah Central Railway, 90 mi!ca from 
Ogden and 53 miles from Salt Lake. 


Bissell J W, supt Co-operative Store, 
gen mi 

Crandall D L, notary p« bic 

Cr»ndall M P, hotel 

Groesbeck N H, gen mdse 


San Pere County. A post-office, 


Atwood Selah, carpenter and builder 
Barton W K, justice of the peace 
GM, postmaster and notary 

public 

Dickson Wm, cattie dealer 

Edmison John, blacksmith 

Edwards Caleb, cattle dealer 

Funk D B Sr, fish and farmer 

Hynster A W, mason and builder 

Johnson G W, lumber 

Kenner S W, physician 

Peacock Jchn nf freight contractor 

Petty W G, builder and contractor 

Union Mercantile and Manufacturing 
Co, G M Clarke supt 


STOCKTON. 


To».eLe County. A post and telegraph 
office, supported by mining. 


YOUNG ALVIN N, postmaster 
SULPHUR SPRINGS. 


WEBER County. Post-office Ogden, 34 
miles from Ogden. 

Buchannan Wm, supt Ogden Powder Co 

JOHNSON I M, hote! 

Ogden Powder Co 

| Tayle John, Hinze kiln 

| Wilson Wm G, saw-mill 


SUMMIT. 


Tron County. A post-office, on the 
Utah Central Railway, 8 miles from 
Ogden and 29 miles from Salt Lake. 

Hulet S C, gen mdse 

White Wm, gen mdse 


TAYLORSVILLE. 


Satt Lake County. A post-office, 7 
miies from Salt Lake City. 

Bennison Co-operative Store, gen mdse 

Frame A, carpenter 

Gerber John T, zhysician, machinist 
and gunsmith 


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TERRACE. 


Box Exprer County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, on the Central 
Pacific R. R., 124 miles from Ogden. 

Allen H, saloon 


ou W J, butcher 


Parry L M, chandis 
Van Namee W J, hotel ey 
THISTLE. 


Uran County. A post-office. 
DALLIW JOHN, brewery and post- 
master 


Geissenger A, supt D & RG RR Sta- 


tion 

Keer J, farmer and stock raiser 
Pare A, farmer and stock raiser 
Simmon L, farmer 


THURBER. 


P: Ure County. A post-office. 


dairyman 

Bu H. blacksmith 
BURGESS Wi postmaster 
Burgess Wilmer, shinglemaker 
Clark Benj, rock and brick mason 
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ughes James, dairyman 
Lewis Besson, dairyman 
Meeks Joseph, stock raiser 
Muks Wm, cairyman and stock grower 
Stoddard Ruins, saw-mill 
Stringam G W, general merchandise 


TOOELE. 


Tooxts Counry. A post-and telegraph 
office; the county seat. 


ATKIN GEORGE, superintendent 
Tooele Co-operative Store 

Bonnelli George, druggist and post- 
master 

Bruneau Moses, saloon 

Dods W B, physician 

Dunn John, watchmaker and jeweler 
Gillespie John, sheriff 

Gowans Hugh 8, probate judge 

Howell James, bootmaker 

Judd Riley, assessor and collector 

Lee § F, blacksmith 


ain k d rder Hirst F » & 
Lywian F M, county clerk and recorder | Hirst F, agt Y Fis it | 


Lysander C, attorney-at-law 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OREGON ASH AND MAPLE 


CAVE § H, general merchandise and We 
ostmaster 


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Haigh Ain H& rd gen mdse aa 7 "i Boman, mdse 
m, painter ELE CO-OPERA MER- 
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Webster John & Son, blackemith g * - 


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TOQUERVILLE. 


Kane Country. A post-office; the coun- 
ty seat. 


BRINGHURST W A, superintendent 
Toquerville Co-operative Store 

ffin I, general trader and wagon 

dealer 

Hammond W W, druggist 

oplehag By al at Ee agal 
u , clergyman 

Naile ohn O, wines 

Nebeker A, stock dealer 

Slack M, county clerk, recorder and 
attorney-at-law 

Spilsbury G M, stock raiser and general 
merchandise 


TRENTON. 


CacuE County. A post-office. 
Christensen C M, clerk 
McCOMB A C, postmaster 


TUCKER STATION. 


Ura County. A post-office, on line 
of Denver & Rio Grande R. R. 


Peck E, blacksmith 

Pickering A, saloon 

TUCKER JAMES, general merchan- 
dise 


TYNER. 


Box Exper County. A post-office, sit- 
uated on theline vf Utah & Northern 
Railway, 9 miles north of Ogden. 


SLATER BE H, hotel and postmaster 
: UINTAH. 


Weser County. A post-office, on the 
Union Pacific R. R., 8 miles from Og- 
den. 


Bowman Bros, gen mdse and shippers 


of produce 

DE tA BAUME CHAS, general mer- 
chandise, shipper of vegetables, 
fruits, produce and postmaster 

Dye Samuel, shipper 

Freeman C, U P KR R agent 

Gale Robert, conetable 

U Ph RB and Express 


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o Kirby F & Son, painters and grainers M 7 
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miles southeast of Salt Lake City. Nuttall Wm E, postmaster tg € 
| Boggess Wm, school trustee and farmer | Nuttall Wm G, steam lumber mill ~ F 
-*) Brady MH, farmer Ross S W & Co, shingle-mill 73 e 
Cole Wm, saw-mill WALLSBURGH CD-OPERATIVE |32 
Firkens G, farmer CJ, R C Camp superintendent on i 
Forlerish Hyde, farmer pal WE sa F 
orlerish L, farmer 
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reffen D M, blacksmit Sumarr County. A post-office; 9 miles | } 
Nowleens C, farmer south of Coalville Shi 12 miles south a8 E 
OST . oy pe nary aiciag of Echo City. 3 = 
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3 | Philips Imaal Juatice of peace | Gannon 2 G physician : e 
roctor David, roadmaster ; ? " % 
va) Richards Silas, farmer ping gs Pee or 
by Smith Wm P, physician and surgeon Nixon St wea stale 1 handi ” ; 
‘erry Oris, constable and farmer ixon Stephen, general merchandise | © 
Vance John, farmer Nixon T'S, carpenter ON 
Biv ? Pendletor J, blacksmith py’ 
ance Peter, farmer 1 
yal | Walker J H, school teacher REYNOLD Ss W M, general merchan- = 
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PS VERNON. flouring-mill by) & 
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of south of To ele. ° 
me SHARP JOHN, postmaster WASHINGTON. b aed 
th — WASHINGTON County. A post-olfice; 6 Ss 
4 : VIRGIN CITY. 5 miles ini of St. George. = 
@2| Kane County. A post-office, 7 miles | Co-operative Store ; 
Fi southeast of Toquerville. : PARE ed yeah i ge = 
oe | Barker John, merchant Ponta tae 7 : 
£ | Bebee L W, blacksmith or . irgin Manufacturing Co, cloths, ow 
F Burch C, general merchandise ne " 
Hinton John N, carpenter 
§t| JEPSON JAMES, miller and postmas- WELLINGTON. 2 & 
> ter a ; : 
ae Owens HB, mason at mene Sh i A post-office; 6 miles i 
2 Pratt E L, miller : § 
" Spendlove John, shoemaker KELLEY JAMES A, postmaster 8 
| Sprague Edwin, school teacher Villiama John, general merchandise Ey 
= Wright J, gardener r seins Fe 
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ro) San Pere County. A_ post-office, 15 gen tae of Logeb.: So tee = 
miles north of Manti. af Cy 
m Baxter Robert, boots and shoes Hy) 
Jones Wim H, carpenter e 
REES RY D, not ublic Brown Jos, plasterer A 
Wales Co-operative Oo. fd oe Darly W ¥, furniture and sewing ma- Le 
Wales M i tile Store ‘ en mdse chines, and postmaster J i 
sc cal tai »& Deakin Wm, oe | 
<q WALLSBURGH Haslam Jas if, blackemith if 2° 
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Wasatcu County. A’ post-office, 11 eh 4 Stoddard, wool cantare Hy ” 
| ; : endry John, supt Co-operative Store ; je] 
t miles soyth of Heber. Hill A B, flour-mill ‘ ron) 
CAMP R O, superintendent Co-opera- | Huntsman Win, wagonmaker 5 by 
tive Store Lawson R, crockery and notions ° 


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Leishman Bros, green grocers 
Lloyd Thos, harnessmaker 
Redford A, turner 

Stewart James, blacksmith 
Walters Wm L, carpenter 
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Wheton Helen, milliner 
Williamson & Nelson, flouring-mills 


WEST JORDAN. 


Satt Lake County. A post-office; 11 
miles south of Salt Lake City. 


Bateman Sam’, constable 

Chlirstoffersean H, boot and shoemaker 

COOPER BROS, flour-mill and general 
merchandise 

Cooper F A, dry goods, clothing, boots 
and shoes, groceries, etc, and post- 
master 

Cutler 8 L, general merchandise and 
justice of peace 

Erskson Jonas, flour-mill 

Glover James, blacksmith 

Goff H & Co, general merchandise 

Hall A, saloon 

Huffman Robert, boarding-house 

Jenkins W J, blacksmith 

May James, supt West Jordan Woolen 
Mills 

Old Telegraph Smelters 

West Jordan Woolen Mills, mfra of 
fine cashmere cloths, jeans, etc 


WESTON. 


Cacue County. Post-office Logan. 


Fredricson F, blacksmith 

Jesperson Peter, flour-mill 

WESTON CO-OPERATIVE MER- 
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WEST PORTAGE. 


Box Etver County. A post-office. 


Bailey F 8S, carpenter and builder 

GIBES JOHN D, postmaster 

Halford Joseph, lumberman 

Hall C S, school teacher 

Harris Joseph, musician 

Hockley Joseph B, brickmakers 

Hoskins O C, supt ‘Portage Co-operat- 
ive Store” 

John Charles, sheep raiser 

John Henry, carpenter 

Landon C P, blacksmith 

Morris John 8S, tailor 

“Portage Co-operative Store,” O C Hos- 
kins supt, general merchandise 


b5 | Rees Noah, freighter 


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Uinta County. A post-office. 

Ayers E T, Indian trader and postmas- 
master 

Miller Howard & John, traders 

Uintah Valley Agency, J Hutchton agt 


WILLARD, 


Box Exper County. A post-office, on 
the Utah & Northern R. R., 14 miles 
from Ogden. 

Barker John N, wines 

aoe Thomas, groceries 

Call Bros, flouring-mills 

Co-operative Store, gen mdse 

Dalton M W, hotel and lumber 

Dalton M W & Sons, saw-mill 

Davies Titus, shoemaker 

Edwards John L, meat market 

Jones Benj, shoemaker 

Lowe John, blacksmith 

Marsh Geo J, attorney 

Miller John H, cabinetmaker 

MURRAY J. G, postmaster 

Wood Chas, carpenter 

Wood John P, carpenter 

Zundell Abraham, blacksmith 


WILSONVILLE. 


Emery County. 
Wilson 8, greceries 


WILSON SYLVESTER, dry goods, 


groceries, and contractor 


WINSOR. 


Davis County. Post-office Kanab. 


Alcroft ——, general merchandise 
Hales S, stone cutter 

Hartley C, stone cutter 

Johnson J, blacksmith 

King B W, blacksmith 

Lamb J, carpenter 

Lewis J, coal 

McNeil J, carpenter 

Muir W 8, carpenter 

Pearson C H, merchandise 
Rampton H, blacksmith 
Reynolds B, carpenter 

Thurgood Wm, supt Co-operative Store 


WOOD'S CROSS. 


Davis County. On the Utah Central 
R. R., 28 miles from Ogden, and 9 
miles from Salt Lake. 

Argyle Joseph, tinner 

Bountiful Co-operative Phstitution, Wm 
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IDAHO. 


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Is bounded on the north by Montana and British America, on the east by A 
Wyoming, on the south by Utah, and on the west by Oregon and Nevada. The 
word Iduho, as we are told by those familiar with the language of the Indians > 
who inhabit that section of the country, means the ‘‘ gem of the mountains,” a 
title that is perhaps well-deserved, on account of its pastoral, scenic and sanitary r 
festures. It was organized in 1863, at which time it included that vast area 0 
which has since been given the name of Montana. The general character of the 
g surface is exceedingly mountainous, though there are quite a number of valleys, mi 


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whose soil is said to be remarkably fertile and productive. The finest section of 
a) the Territory for oy page purposes is probably that found in the Owyhee 
region. Weiser Valley, which is perhaps limited to 200,000 acres in extent, con- 
tains excellent land, with an abundance of ey fine water, and capable of being eo) 
profitably cultivated. It is being rapidly settled by an industrious and thrifty | « 
2 | class of farmers, principally’from the Western States. The Boise and Payette |“ 
are also considered most desirable valleys, as the land is arable and of a superior = 
2 character. Gold was first discovered in Idaho in 1852, ‘on the Pend d’Oreille | == 
River, which, however, excited but little attention until the renowned Oro Fino | = 
Mines were discovered, in 1860, from which time a steady flow of immigration Se 
has been directed towards that quarter. The Wood River mines have caused 
even a larger influx of people than either of the above-mentioned. Camas | 2 
Prairie, in the northern portion of the Territory, is spoken of as being inferior ad 
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miles long north and south, by about 300 miles wide at its broadest part, and 
©} contains upwards of 86,000 square miles, The population is only 25,000. With 
‘as the completion of railroad lines through its interior, and when a general knowl- 
edge of its mineral and other resources is imparted through the medium of its own 
merits, the Territory must become a populous and progressive empire. Each suc- 
f= cessive day presents her more favorably, which must result in a prosperity espe- 
cially flattering. The capacity of its inexhaustible soil and its excellent climate 
for a wide range of productions must be admitted in face of the fact that cereals, 
vegetables and fruits of every description are serpassed in no particular by any 
other quarter of the globe. Its latitude seems specially adapted to the culture of 
fruits, whose flavor is remarkable in its richness. The grazing lauds are very rich | aaj 
ny in all varieties of wild nutritious grasses, and the almost illimitable bench and | 64g 
mountain lands present a tempting bait for the stock raiser. We wish that our | pum 
space would permit a thorough discussion of every particular feature, since there | G3 
are so many that can be most favorably presented. The Territory also boasts of 
one of the three greatest Falls in possession of North America—the Shoshone— 
which make an unbroken descent of nearly .200 feet, and measuring more than | 6% 
=) 300 feet in width in their narrowest part. It is also rich in mineral springs, whose | =gg 


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ALBION, ATLANTA. 


Cassia County. A post and express} Arroras County. A post and express 
office; the county seat; population | office, 18 miles from Rocky Bar. 


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; Alywin G, hotel 
Bascome James, county treasurer Casey Jas H, saw-mill and blacksmith 
Bascom & Robison, gen mdse Davis Nelson, brewery 


Bridger J, justice of the peace . 
Bivitrom , grist-mill an E it sa 
COBB CHARLES, attorney-at- law and | ¢)svholm H, general merchandise 


postmaster + 
Grant G 8, county commissioner Turner Rufus Ht, buteher 


Gray C M, county commissioner 


aay T M, county assessor BANNISTER. 


«NOLONINGY MAN, FHL 


INGTON J E, sheriff 
Harronne J E, probate judge Lemur County. A post-office. 
Howell R M, hotel Andrews Thomas H, hotel and post- 
Jorden E A, county commissioner master 
Lucas G L, deogalat and physician Brooks D H, general merchandise 
Mahoney & Chatburn, saw-mill Dobson Thomas, justice of peace 
Merriam Chaz, hotel Dolon John, saloon 
O’Connor M, saloon Gaylord John C, hotel 
Parke & Wells, butchers GOOCH CHAS, mining recorder 
Riblet Krank, U S deputy mineral sur- | Hifill J H, constable 
veyor and county surveyor Kennett W H, hotel 
Van Loonen C L, gen mdse Martin C H, saloon 
Weathemenan S P, county auditor McClue L, general merchandise 
Weldon & Co, blacksmiths McDonald John, notary public and at- 
Weldon G H, wagonmaker torney-at-law 
Wright Benj, carpenter Raleigh Jos, blacksmith 
eee Re ve brick satire i 
reeland J'-H, carpenter and builder 
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Cass1a County. A post-office. BATTLE CREEK. 


Durfee James M, blacksmith 

DURFEE M B, merchant, farmer and|Onerpa County. Post-office Clifton, 
ostmaster 

Edwards Thomas, farmer PAU. LL CHAS, hotel and general mer- 

Gwin Frank, gen mdse sien 

Owsley Lee, stock raiser Ser ree 

Taylor James, blacksmith BE AVER. 


Yost Charles, farmer Onzra County. A post-office. 


AMERICAN F ALL. Bassett Bros, National Park Stage Line 


and saloon 


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on Snake River, at the crossing of the | Stoddard D & Son, saw-mill A 
Oregon Short Line R. R. About a/Thomas WN, saw-mills H H 
mile below the Falls is a first-class} VAN NOY & CO, saw, shingle and a 
ferry, owned by T T Danilson and{  planing-mills and general merchan- ag 
Frank Campbell, which does anexten-| dise rT] 
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DANILSON & CAMPBELL (T T BELLEVUE. 42 
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prietors American Falls Ferry Atturas County. A post and express | 54 
Oliver Seth H, postmaster office. ia 
——_ Alexander M, dry gies and clothing a> 
ARCO Aylwin Gad, general merchandise ag 
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Atturas County. A post-office. Brock LT & Co, druggists é 
Powell Geo W, saloon Coffin Bros, hardware and tinware A 
Smith Isaac, general merchandise Cohn & Frankenheimer, dry goods, s 


Watkins W & Co, general merchandise} clothing, boots and shoes 


PIONEER IRON WORKS, CSEXEX MONG’ .2, Sx, Emerge 


H. WACHHORST “Hains*tnareiaists cee’ 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal. 


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Rose & Co, gen mdse raiser 
Ruick N M, attorney-at-law Storer G H, saloon 


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aeatn Wm K, furniture Wernicke Charles, tinsmith : 
Turey C H, gen mdse HEELER WILLIAM E, editor 
Turpen & Hayward, lumber and publisher “The Blackfoot Regis- 
Vanlandingham M H, livery stable ter” 


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Corethers Bros, groceries public, general merchandise and farmer | == 
<< | Corrsert & Bochman, groceries Dickerson John, mining operator | 
©“ | Cross & Son, hotel Ferris E R & Bros, gen mdse = 
bios Darton R P & Co, lumber Garratt John, stock raiser rr 
og | Delano N C & Co, groceries Heed A, attorney-at-law —= 
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Glenn G P & Co, lumber Hill C C, mining | = 
@/ Haller Wm, watchmaker and jeweler | Holt Samuel, forwarding and commis- 5 
=! Hash A J, blacksmith and wagonmaker| sion merchants = 
Sp Hays & McLain, blacksmiths and: wag-| Hopkins R H, contractor and builder | a 
| _onmakers Keeney & Anson, proprs Keeney House | 3 
@/| Hodgeman J W, restaurant Kirkpatrick W, farmer and stock raiser 
=| Hodgeman W H, harn2ss and saddlery | McTucker James, butcher -y-) 
Jacobi Wm, lumber Mester William, wines, liquors and | G2 
pay Lane Mrs, lodging-house cigars : 
e@~«| Larsen N C, hardware and tinware Miller John, public school trustee ‘—} 
Martin T C & Co, lumber Montgomery John, justice of the peace | "7" 
-| McCornick & Co, bankers and notary public = 
©) | McFall Mat, hotel Morgan J T & Co (J T Morgan and | my 
€“i| Millich Nick, candies and saecayty Lowell Holbrook), Bank of Idaho = 
Nadel Martin, clothing, furnishing | Nichorson Geo, mining operator 
=] _ goods, liquors and cigars Perkins C J, mining operator —< 
©! Ostner & Whiting, liquors Rangstatt Mrs M, restaurant = 
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Berryman & Rodgers, freighter BLAINE. 
Blackfoot Bridge and Canal Co, C Bunt-| 157 perces County. A post-office. 


“«BPACKFOOT REGISTER,” WmE| COCHRAN ALEX, postmaster 
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Boston Gold Mining Co BLOOMINGTON. 


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Bunting C & Co, gen mdse miles northeast of Logan, Utah. 


Cardon J, Son & Co (J Curdon & Son, Bloomington Co-operative Store 
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Idaho—Boise City-Boulder, 
Leyerzapf Chas, gunsmith 
BOISE CITY. Youthar R & Oo, general merchandise 
Apa County. A post and express| Marston A J, blacksmith and wagon- 
office; is the county seat of Ada Coun-| maker 
ty and the bine of the Territory, Masterson D, county commissioner 
450 miles northeast of San Francisco, McKay W W, physician 
on the Boise River,and 270 miles from | Miller J B, register land office 
Winnemucca. It is the site of the} Morgan John T, judge second district 
penitentiary. Population 2,000, Neil John B, governor of Idaho 
Ainsle Geor e, member of congress a Bu boots and shoes 
Arnold —, dentist Nye W H & Co, druggists 
Broadbent J B, jeweler Oldham J B, sheriff 
Bryan Wm, sheriff Onderdonk J, territorial controller and 
Brumback & Cohalan, attys-at-law supt public instruction 
Buck Norman, associate justice supreme | Pefferle M, barber 
court Pefly P J, harness and saddle: 
Bush J H, hotel Perkins S P, general merchandise 
Calkins & Nourse, commission mer-| Pinkham E, county commissioner 
chants Pinkham & Perrault, hardware 
Chandler W H, surveyor general Pinney James A, mayor 
Coffin & Kennaly, agricultural impl’ts| Pinney James A & Co, books and sta- 


6 and sane ‘ er JOHN i 

urr: otographer POs master 
Curtis EJ, ‘ BHores claw Prickett H E, frp apa district 
Curtis T J, probate judge Reed R B & Co, general merchandise 


Richardson A L, clerk second district 

Davis & Himrod, grocers Rossi A, county commissioner 

Davis Levy, grocery and bakery Rossi & Morris, lumber 

Du Bois Frederick, marshal Salisbury, Hailey & Co, propre Utah, 

Dymoke J, sewing machines Idaho and Oregon Stage Co 

Eastman H B, hotel Schnabel Charles, general merchandise 

Falke N & Bros, general merchandise | Schwabacher & Co, general merchandise 

First National k of Idaho, Jchn|Schainwald Bros, general merchandise 
Lemp pres Singisn F F, territorial secretary 

Gess & Co, meat market Z Smith A, attorney-at-law 

Goodrich W W, civil engineer and arch- | Smith E, physician 
itect Speigel D, general merchandise 

Goulder W H, school superintendent | Steidel A, bootmaker 

Gray J S, notary and probate judge Stevens J L, physician 

Haas A, coroner ‘| Taylor Mrs J, milliner 

Hailey John Sr, supt Utah, Idaho and | Utah, Idaho and Oregon Stage Co, Salis- 
ea ig ih Co bury, Hailey & Co proprs 

Hart J H, bakery 


Walker S H, county assessor 
Hasbrouck & Leonard, gen mdse White W R, U S district attorney 
Hatch J 8S, furniture 


Wright J B, druggist 
HERON D, county Suditor, record rere 
, county auditor, recorder | * 

and county clerk BONANZA CITY. 
Himrod Charles, county treasurer Custer County. A post-office. 
Holt MrsE J, millinery Clyde & Wills, saloon 
Huntoon John, treas and cashier Na-| Dodge H & G E, hotel and saloon 

tional Bank Falkner & McGowan, butchers 
Huston & Gray, attorneys-at-law Managan E, saloon ’ 
Jackson J H, blacksmith Pfeiffer A & J, general merchandise _ 
Jacobs C, flour-mill Shoup Geo L & Co, general merchandise 
Jacobs H, cigars and tobacco Spahn M O, brewery 
Jauman William, saloon Wateon & Moore, saloon 
Johnson R Z, attorney-at-law Pees cet eto 
Krebs M, receiver Land Office BOULD ER 


Landiss D, planing-mills 
Foinith, sal Atturas County. A post-office, half- 


Lawrence & Smith, saloon 
Lemp John, brewe way from Ketchum to Galena, and 25 


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Lemp John, pres First National Bank} miles from county seat. Populatiou 
of Idaho 95. 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, "wort sev Siein'Strees San Franctecs. 


Danskin Bros, hardware 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


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BRIDGE. 
Cassta County. A post-office. 


KIRK LEE, general merchandise 
BROWNLEE. 


BULLION. 
office, 
Dugray Miss Kate, boarding-house 
Fuller & Co, livery stable 
Harrington Dan, saloon 


| HORTON E W, saloon 


20. 203 Montgomery & 724 Marke 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS,’ 


Idaho—Boulder—Coeur D’ Alene. 1359 


Wasuincton County. See Ruthburg. ‘*Tdaho Messenger ” 


Auroras County. A post and express | Smit 


BRADLEY BROS (F W and F J Brad. | “IDAHO MESSENGER,” R A Pierce 


and|_ & Son proprietors 
Johnson E P, attorney-at-law 
Johnson & Onderdonk, attorneys-at-law 
Johnston L H, assaver coe | 
Keenan, Watson & Moore (John P Kee- 
nan, Envus Watson and J Moore), 
saloon 
Mulvaney Mrs A M, hotel, Bay House 
Onderdonk Jas L, attorney-at-law 
Pierce R A, attorney-at-law 
RA é& SON, proprietors 


Scott & Tennell, saloon 

Shoup Geo L & C>, gen mdse 

eneue James M, county treasurer 
AK & Co, druggists 

STORRS P, general merchandise 

Swain E M, dentist 

Talbot C P, county surveyor 

Van Camp & Walt, livery and feed 

Van Horn H, coroner 

Weed Mrs J D, hotel 


| La Grande Mrs, millinery and notions | Wheeler Rollin, varietics 


E Lingo John, freighter 


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Phelan & Hayes, mdse 
= Riley & Tracey, drnggiats 
Scofield E, bootmaker 
S| Smith & Kayser, saloon 
Snodgrass & Co, saloon 
=] Swift J O & Co, gen mdse 


CAMERON. 


Nez Perces County. A post-office. 


CAMERON’ED W, postmaster 
CASTLE CREEK. 


OwyHer County. A post-office, 
miles from Silver City. 


PRESBY W.-H, postmaster 
CHALLIS. 


Custer County. A post-office, 
county seat. 


Albiez Fred, brewery 

Ashton & Fenell, blacksmiths 

4| Boyd Robert, hotel 

Briner James, blacksmith 

Burns James, probate judge 

Carroll J C, saloon 

seq | Carroll John, county assessor 
Clasby & Hogle, saloon 

©| Colom H 0, butcher 

Davis E K, sheriff 

Doscher George, restaurant 

Hinstetter C, bootmaker 

© Hull Richmond, postmaster 

b= | Hull R N, watchinaker and jeweler 


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THE TAILOR. 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, “Strect:ut. Orenon Asn, Maple 


Whitsets EC, county auditor and r<- 


corder 
Willis & Street (F B Willis and R Y 
Street), livery and feed, Bay House) § 
Wood B F, saloon and restaurant 
Wood Mrs J R, hotel 


CLAYTON. 


Custer County. A post-office, 

Gardner B, saloon 

Jaquish H D, gen mdse 

MEGRATH @ THOMAS, general 
merchandise 

Salmon River Mining & Smelting Co 

Stephenson & Taylor, saloon 

Williams F H, saw-mill 


COEUR D'ALENE. 


Koorenar County. A post-office and 
county seat. 

Adams —, physician 
Bristow —, coroner 

and | Cradlebaugh J, district attorney 
Lee L, saloon 
Lewis M E & Co, saloon 
Melder H, probate judge 
Openheimer Z, treasurer 
Pain Joseph, harness and saddlery 
PANNENTER B, sheriff 
Treadwell J, hotel 
Wood C W, justice of the peace 


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Wormacott Geo B, county clerk and pest 


auditor 
Wormacott & Openheimer, gen mdse 
and saloon 
Wright M D, assessor : 
YEATON C F, general merchandise 


and postmaster 


4416 near 
and Alder. 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO,, areverman & dovy, JEWELERS, “gtreees yt"? 
1360 Idaho—Cottonwood-Fish Haven. 


Ande Bros, d 
COTTONWOOD. haters Boos, gen tdee 


Ipauo County, A post-office. Buck Orville, stock raiser 
Bush J H, general merchandise 


BROWN L P, hotel and postmaster Chamberlain D F, restaurant and sa- 
oon 


COUNCIL VALLEY. | S's J & Co, general merchandise 

Wasuinaton County. A post-office, | Heath Geo F, stock raiser 

situated on Weiser River, about 55 | Higham Chas, stock raiser 

miles northeast of Weiser City. The; Kelly Peter, vegetables 

surrounding hills are covered with | Lingo J H, general merchandise 

tine timber and abundance of game. ep : by stock raiser ; 

ik cKee » express agen 

Anderson Rufus, blacksmithing Miller E, be sh a8 


Anderson William, hunter : 

Copeland James, stock raiser bi a Works depot, J © Ander. 

Draper John, mfr washing machine — Pelot O livery stable 

genes ie acob, grain and one raiser | Reed J M, general merchandise 
roseclose Newton, singing teacher : ‘ 

Gr bo close Oscar, Llacker mith wage River Water Co, JC Anderson 
SEP VSmuei, [artes Taylor Samuel F, stock raiser 

Harp Wm, wagonmaker Wian E F & Co, saloon 


Kesler Alex, bootmaker. r ; 
Kesler Lewis, fur dealer Wright Thomas W, stock raiser 


Lakey John, nurseryman 


Lovelace & Son, fruit raisers EMMETTSVILLE. 


Lovelavd Wm, plow mfr , 
Moser Anderson, wheat fan mfr Apa County. A post-office. 


Moser George, farmer and lumber 
Moser George J r, contractor and builder rer al postmaster 
RICH! r ON DAVID J, school | Johnston James, general merchandise 
Thompson John, carpenter ia So pee eheesmeight 

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White Robert, gen mdse and postmas- Witt TV R, lumber. . 


ter : 
Winckler Geo Jr, brewery Womack A, blacksmith 


Winckler Martin, mfr sulky-rakes 
FALK’S STORE. 
CRYSTAL. Apa County. A post-office, 28 miles 


Custer County. A post-office. ibe: Niles of Boise City. 
Oued D F, saloon Deore BB R, postmaster 


: hysician 
ade timp bt ge , general merchan- F ALK 4 4 HR , general merchandise 
‘ou saloon 
Vader Mrs LS, hotel Grover Wm, bootmaker 
McFarland A J, justice of peace 
CUSTER. Salmon B F, hotel and feed stable 


Custer County. A post-office. FALLS 
Bonfkosky H, liquors and clothing . 
FASSITT J BR, general merchandise | OnErpa County. A post-office. 


Setar id, Ls ia SMITH HJ, assistant postmaster 


Levinson & Co, general merchandise 


Levy Sam & Co, saloon FISH HAVEN, 


Witte Ry ley Bear Lake County. A post-office, 34 
miles northeast of Logan, and 14 


EAGLE ROCK. tales east of Franklin. Population 


Onempa County. A post-office, on the 
Utah & Northern Ry, 204 miles from | Gardner Geo, cabinetmaker 
Ogden. Howell Henry, farmer 


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Idaho—Fish Haven—Gibbonsville. 


Johnson Chris, fisherman 

Nelson H P, farmer 

Shirley Thomas O, blacksmith 

Shirley Wm H, painter 

Smith Thomas, builder 

Stock Ed, farmer 

STOCK JOHN, gexcral merchandise 
and postmaster 


FORT LAPWAI. 


Nez Perces County. See Lapwai, 


FORT LEMHI. 


Lemur County. A post-office, 16 miles 
southeast of Salmon City. 


HOCKENSMITH J H, mining and 
stock raiser 

Kaufman Maer, postmaster 

Notewire A B, blacksmith 

Shenon Phil, hotel 


FRANKLIN. 


Onerpa County. A post-office, on the 
Utah and Northern Ry., 78 miles 
from Ogden. Is distinguished by its 
being the first town located in the 
Territory, and has a population of 
600. Its support is derived from the 
agricultural interests, and it is in a 
health locality, and has a prospect of 
substantial development. 


Co-operative Store, gen mdse 

Eastman O F, harness and saddlery 

Nash J B, blacksmith 

STALKER A & SON, general mer- 
chandise, liquors, furniture, and un- 
dertaking goods 

Webster W L & Son, gen mdse 


FREEDOM. 


IpaHo County. A post-office. 


CANE C F & SONS, hotel and feed 
stable 

Fockler I S, butcher 

Peterson E, house painter 

Rolern Chas, bootmaker 

Wood & Fockler, gen mdse 

Wood John, hotel and feed stable 


GALENA. 
Atturas County. A_ post-office, 40 


miles southeast of Atlanta. 


Barrey M, bootmaker 

CARNE J E, notary public and post- 
master 

Cook Wm, saloon 


and 20 Spear 
San Peace 


1361 


| Hyde & Casey, saloon 

Kellogg James, saloon 

Mahon & Rossitor, livery stable 

& 0. £, general mer- 
chandise 

Molton & Mahon, saloon 

Marry Robert, hotel 

Newton L A, restaurant 

Shaw E B, gen mdse and agt Pacific 


Express 
Steck L & Co, bakery 
Steck Wm, blacksmith 
Weaver Nelse, meat market 
Willmoth F M, hotel 


GENESEE. 


Nez Perces County. A post-office. 


cEvyY A’ gen mdse 

tmaster 
re B, Wock raiser 
Sampson & Adamson, blacksmiths 
Sampson E A, livery stable 
Viedts Mrs E, hote 


GENTILE VALLEY. 


One County. A post-office, 10 miles 
southeast of Swan Lake, a station 
on the Utah and Northern Ry. 

PECK C W; general merchandise and 
postmaster 

Thatcher J B, general merchandise 


GEORGETOWN. 


Bear Lake County. A post-office, 90 
miles northeast of Malad City. Pop- 
ulation 140. 


Barkdull Nicholaus, hotel 

Haff J G, boot and shoemaker 
LEWIS 8 A, postmaster 
Smith Brus, general merchandise 
Smith & Thomas, lumber 


GIBBONSVILLE, 


Lemur County. A post-office. 


Anderson G D, quartz-mill 

Barcly Chas J, mining supt and notary 
public 

Bonti James, postmaster 

Casey James, boardiog 

Davis Bros, saw-mill 

Dearson & Brown, saloon 

FAHEY JEREMIAH, general mer- 
chandise 

Fours J, carpenter 

Grill Julius P, constable 

Hickey Mrs John, hotel ; 

Idaho Gold Mining Co, quartz-mill 

Kirk & Smith, butchers 


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Idaho—Gibbonsville—Hailey. 


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McAdair B, eral merchandise Beatty Jas H, attorney-at-law 
Means John A, saloon Bishop & Conklin, assayers 
Pierson D J, saloon Bixby G L, assessor 
JOHN Brew T H, groceries 
tall D W, carpenter Brooks R, barber 
Bruner P M, district attorne 


Stall J, blacksmith 
Tingley & Co, quartz-mill 


Wood N B, hotel 


GIMLET. 


Avturas County. A post-office. 
Roberts V J & Co, general merchan 


GLENN’S FERRY. 


Cassa County. A post-office. 


Cannon James, hotel 
Clement J A, blacksmith 


contractors 
Fay C, restaurant 
Glenn G P, postmaster 
RAMSDELL W L, general mdse 


GLENWOOD. 


IpaHo County. A post-office, 


CODER MRS M L, postmistress 
GOOSE CREEK. 


315 J St., Sacramento, Cal. 


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northwest of Albion. 
Mannock John M, livery stable 
THATCHER 


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general merchandise 


GRANGEVILLE. 


Ipano County. A post-office. 
Alexander & Co, general merchandise 
Crooks J L, butcher 

Crooks J M, flour-mill 

Davis T J, carpenter 

Gordon A H, general variety store 
Strears George, saloon 

Titman A H, hotel 


HAILEY. 


office. 
Anderson W F, attorney-at-law 
Angel Texas, attorney-at-law 
Angel & Sullivan, attorneys-at-law 
Bache O, tailor 
Bacon J H, assayer 
Baker H W, fruit, etc 
Bamfield J M, livery stable 
Bartsch & Willis, wholesale liquors 


H. WACHHORST *cr 


FOSTER J B, hotel and en sphey A Cederholm & Co, doors, sash, blinds, etc 


Collins & Co, gen mdse and railroad | Daft E, assayer 


Cassta County. A post-office, 14 miles | Hall, Cederholm & Co, lumber 


H M, postmaster and 
‘| Hendrick EH, watchmaker and jeweler 


Atruras County. A post and express | Lewis J I, county commissioner 


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Salt Lake 
Burkhart H L & Co, stationery 
Burkhart H Z, express agt, stationery, 
Burns John H, attorney-at-law 
Burns J W, butcher 
Cavanah F P, U 8 dep min’l surveyor 


C iy, proprietor “ Wood River 
News Miner ”’ 
Cliff & McKay, hardware 
Coffin Bros, hardware 
Cramer E, hides 
Crowe Rev S E, pastor M E Church 
Culp Isaac, hote 


Douhitt Wm, attorney-at-law 
Eccles & Quantrell, lumber mfrs 
Ensign F E, attorney-at-law 
Failor G W, saloon 

FOX JO, general merchandise 
Fox L, butcher 

French & Stinson, saloon 
Friedman S J, dry goods 

Fuld Leon, fancy goods 
Ganahl Frank, attorney-at-law 


Heckethorn E, fruit and vegetables 


Hendricks & Stevens, restaurant 

Jackson & McKibben, blacksmiths 

Jones C W (Jones & F :x), attys-at-law 

Jones & Fox (C W Jones and G Fox), 
real estate and mining brokers and 
abstracts of titles 

Jones T R, banker 

Keoun Thomas, blacksmith 

Kingsbury & McGowan, attorneys 

KING RY N C, asst postmaster 

Kohlipp George, brewer 

Leadley Lawrence, county commissioner 

Lee R H, civil engineer 

Lemmon E B, attorney-at-law 


May, Kreig & Co, gen mdse 

McElroys C A, varieties 

McFarland M, U S dep min’l surveyor 
Miller Miss L, restaurant 

Miller S SA ag a and surgeon 
Miller W M, dentist 

Milliken ——, physician 

Moar O L, dentist 

Morrill J K, livery stable 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., SPANISH CEDA 


Idaho—Hailey-Idaho City. 


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| Murray ES, physician 
Nelson Chas, livery stable 


“=f | Noble W B, gen mdse 
} mas Oldham J & saloon 
Parsons CO, saloon 


e8| PARSONS G 
probate judge 

Peakes J B & Co, saloon 

Pefley P J, saddler 


Perkins A H, saloon 


‘ Dail bol apd ipicsbystetan| 
ratt Rev E, clergyman (Presbyterian 
= Ramey James 8, soon 

ey v ruggists 
Riley W T, real estate agent 
Rupert J A, druggist 
Rynearson Ww 8, blacksmith 
Sanders B & Sons, boots and shoes 
Sherman Fred, bakery 
Sielaff Adolph, hardware 


Stahley & Rafter, butchers 
STEVENS & HUMPHRE 


Chop House and lod 
Swift eri 


and W H Greenhow), gen mdse 


surveyor 
2 proneey James H, lodging-house 
a>/ Vanlandingham M H, county commis- 
sioner 
= Van Ness J H & Co, hotel 
Vorberg A E, brewery 
£ Waldron Daniel E, attorney-at-law 
*=5| Walker L, barber 
@| Ward H, furniture 
White § A, furniture 


Wood River Ice Co 


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WOOP RIVER 


(fhe), C H Clay proprietor 
Fl MEWS- MINER 
Published every Saturday at 


HAILEY, ALTURAS COUNTY, 
IDAHO, 


BY C. H. CLAY. 


o— 

The News-Miner is a 82 column folio; is the 
Official organ of the pet and every week 
contains a summary of the Territorial news, and 
Wood River in particular. 
iC) | months, and $2.00 per quarter. 

\ 


| HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


EO M, postmaster and | CLARK HH, postmaster and geueral 


T &, editor ‘Wood River} Borsz County. A post and express of- 


edly Hp 
YS (J Ste- | bearing lodes, besides an extensive agri- 
vens and S G Humphreys), Nevada | cultural and grazing district, to main- 


0&Co(JO Swift, T EClohecy| warm springs in the vicinity of the 
Tone Edward B, U S deputy mineral ure and health to the residents who 


Wilman & Walker, gen mdse Church F F, agt Boise County Bank 
pd “WOOD RIVER DAILY TIMES,” | Cowan J, blact:smith 
T E Picott editor Emery J B, dry goods 


“WOOD RIVER NEWS MINER” | Freidinger H, cigars and tobacco 


Subscription—@5.00 per yoar; $8.00 for six Phillips J, harnessmaker 


18 & 20 Spear St. 
San pais fey 


1363 


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Bose County, A post-office, 29 miles 
northwest of Idaho City. 


merchandise 
IDAHO CITY. 


fice; the county seat; distant from 
Boise City, the Territorial capital, 36 

miles, in a northeasterly dircation 
There are daily star-s connecting it 
with Winnemuc.:. cu the Central Pa- 
cific R. R., and Ui. stilla, vy, i on 
the Columbia River, passing through 
Boise City. It is the second city in size, 
as well as in commercial importance, of 
the Territory, and its location is decid- 
or, having gold and silver 


tain its supremacy. There are several 
place, that are the source of much pleas- 


bathe in and drink of their waters. The 
population is 800 or more. 


Ainslie Geo, attorney 

Barry E W & Co, gen mdse 

Brown J W, notary public and attorney 

Butler Gilbert, surveyor and mining eo- 
neer 

Carroll T, auditor and recorder 

Cave J, blacksmith 


Ensign F E, attorney 

Harley John, blacksmith 

Hart TS, probate judge 

Haug N, liquors 

Hauston & Gray, attorneys-at law 

Hawley J H, attorney 

“IDAHO WORLD," Jones & Co, pro- 

rietors 

JO. & CO (Herman and Chas E 
Jones), publishers ‘Idaho World” 

Kennaly J, hardware 

Kingsley CS, attorney 

Luney M G, hotel. 

Mautz Wm, bootmaker ; 

McClintock D, livery stable and sheriff 

Meyer & Smith, drugs and varieties 

Miller F, liquors 

Morans Mrs C, boots and dry goods 

Orchard A, assessor and tax collector 


Richards G W, county clerk and supt 
of schools 


“LON0d 30 WHOd LSZidWIS @ LSILHOHS IHL SVH LI “OO SONVANSNI NNS 3H! Mi TMASH 


HITE BROS.. 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
Se. 8.F. Oak. Ash, Hickory, Maple, 


Cherry, etc. 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO , staretse*nrers. cos. | (9 Montgomery 
i364 Idaho—Idaho City-Ketchum. 


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Rothwell W J, Rhyiaisa Barnes G, farmer 
Ruhle H, general merchandise Barnes H, farmer 
Schnell Fred, barber Barnes I, farmer 
| SILSBY § %, books, stationery and | Barnes S D, farmer 
postmaster Bull W A, farmer 
Smith I, county treasurer and druggist | Burrows Ann, farmer 
Tincher & folland, liquors Chase H H, farmer ~ 
Zipf H, physician Christopher S, farmer ‘ 


Dunn C, farmer 


Farmer S, herder 
INDIAN CREEK. ‘Guinn F, farmer 
Aururas County. Post-office Boise Bact O D, farmer 


City, Ada County. elso J W, farmer 
Kimpton Amelia, farmer 


CORDER JAMES 0, general mer-| Kimpton G S, freighter 
chandise, hotel and stock raiser Kimpton H, freighter and peddler 
een me Hae dag " B, farmer 
arsen P, farmer 
ISLAND. Marx F F, mining engineer 
Cassta County. A post-office. McAlister I, farmer 


; - | McAlister R, fariner 
HOAGLAND EDWARD T, postmas Miller G W, stock tender 


“= 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal. 


and Warrens. 


: 
SoaG el us farmer : 
Ty eal W, teamster « 
JESSIE. Shea! i mining engineer a ] 
Cassia County. A post-office. Reid 1. {eis ea ; 
Michigan Placer Mining Co Rice H, farmer ; I 
STARCH T A, postmaster and general | Schwabacher S, mining engineer I 
merchandise Shangle W, farmer s 
densi cin Shade A ed s 
tevenson ‘arme. s 
JOHN DAY’S CREEK. Yost ©, farmer | 1 
Ipawo County. A post-office, on a trail ——— : 
up Salmon River, leading to Floreace KETCHUM. : 


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Gould N & Co (Gould & Pollock), saw- sr eg County. A post and express 


wo “3ESY LS anvas so SNTHOVM DNIMAS .NOLONINGY MAN, 


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BS SHERWIN E ie Adams A, lumber j=) 
| SHERWIN & SONS. general mer-} Adams Charles, saloon a) 
g chandise, miners’ implements, dealers | Ames Edward, agit Wells, Fargo & Co 
nh a in horses and cattle and geueral| Baxter P, hotel j da 
i} 8 ranching Bender «: in viman, butchers 
| —_—-— LA baba mining engineer ra 
‘i rooks —-——, restaurant 
Ay i JUNCTION. Burgess M D, builder > 
a Lemut County. A post-office, 48 miles | Coe & Carter, railroad tie contractors 
7 sontheast of Salmon City. Cook H E, jeweler and postmaster Fes 
i ro) Bush John, saw-mill el gece 
q Lang J D, blacksmith Ford James, saloon ‘ E= 
ae Paulus Louis, carpenter .| Fort James, constable and night watch- 24 MD 
a Adige sgh A& oe saloon raat rs 
PS h ees R G, justice o Ace ey 
is STEPHENSON AM, postmaster and reste da BR cade broker a 4 
VW ote holm é 
Ba “fi Stone E A, general merchaudise Bh, SAUMUR & Go, ansh and door A 
Wright A F, general merchaudise Harding G L, editor and propr “Ket- 
B KELSO ay arenas : Et 
arris Benjamin, saloon 
: Heyman William, attorney-at-law a 
>| Cassta County. A post-office, Himes Mrs, lodging-house fx 


| BAKER H A, farmerand postmaster “Holland Green, saloon 


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Hyndman Wn, attorney-at-law 

James George, butcher 

‘adge James, saloon 

“KETCHUM KEYSTONE,” G L 
Harding editor and proprietor 

Lavell & Lewis, lumber 

Lewis I I, druggist 

Metzler.George, livery stable 

Miller Charles, supt Philadelphia Min- 
ing and Smelting Co 

Miller Joseph, mining engineer 

Miner John J, assayer 

Mitchel & Brugge, saloon 

Mitchell Thomas, brewer 

Moore Bros, blacksmiths 

Newman D L, livery stable 

Newman E B, blacksmith 

Pefly P J, harness and saddlery 

Phelps & Granam, general merchandise 

Pilmer John, contractor 

Pinkham E F, hardware 

HAM & LEONARD, general 

merchandise 

Richie J H, dentist and mining expert 

Rivers J L, blackszaith 

Roberts L, saloon 

Robinson L B, flour and feed store 

Rooks & Johnson, butter depot 

Sterrett & Johnson, saloou 

Stewart H F, news depot 

Swift J O & Co, general merchandise 

Taylor & Hastings, assayers aud sur- 
veyors 

Taylor William, livery stable 

Thrash & Sons, cigara and stationery 

Uhl —, bootmaker 

West B OC, restaurant 


LANEVILLE. 


Jassta County. Post-office Albion, 
Spark Hugh A, general merchandise 


LAPWAI. 


Nez Perces Counry. A post-office, li 
miles southsast of Lewiston, 

Bartholf —, physician Fort Lapwai 

BOISE L B, postmaster and general 

* merchandise 

Coffin W V, physician 

Forse A G, captain Fort Lapwai 

Hearn L G, lieutenant Furt Lapwai 

Montieth C E, Indian agen: 

Pearson E P, major Fort Lapwai 

Williams C A, lieutenant Fort Lapwai 


LEESBURG. 


Lemur Coun'ry. <A post-office, 8 miles 
northeast of Salmon City. 


Gunan M D, justice of the peace 


Hughes John, saloon 


Idaho—Ketchum—Lewiston. 


18 & 20 Spear St., 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., WAGON LUMBER, 


San Francisco. 


1365 


LEWISTON. 


Nez Perces Counry. A post and ex- 
press office; the county seat. Pres- 
ent population about 1,200. 

Situated at the head of navigation on 
the Snake River and at the mouth of 
the Clearwater, 400 miles above Port- 
land. The town is one of the oldest in 
the northwestern country. It was first 
settled in 1856, and incorporated as a 
city as early as 1867. It is in a favora- 
ble position as a trading point, and has 
always enjoyed prosperity. It has sus- 
tained some sities by reason of In- 
dian depredations, which have scared 
off the farming community from the 
adjacent country and kept out immi- 
gration. But trouble from this source 
has not been apprehended for the last 
four years, as the settlers and Indians 
have acted more in accord with one 
another. At present, on the reserva- 
tion, a few miles from town, there are 
between 700 and 800 of as peaceable 
aborigines as can be found. Some of 
them have adopted American customs 
to a certain extent, and not a few have 
embraced Christianity, having spirit- 
ual comfort administered to them 
by preachers of their own race. So 
the country is settling up with a con- 
tident and stalwart clase of agricultur- 
alists, whose prosperity has » marked 
effect on the growth of Lewiston. Many 
buildings, for business purposes and for 
residences are, at present writing, being 
erected. Mr C. C, Bunnell’s new brick 
stove and tinware factory, just ap- 

roaching completion, possesses a pecu- 
iar feature and one highly recommended 
by fire underwriters, The peculiarity 
is a heavy wooden frontage, entirely 
covered with thin sheet iron, which is 
said to be the most effective fire-proof 
front extant—better than the wrought 
or cust iron front because not liable to 
warp. We can see the pisos ry of 
this and think, in case of fire, Mr. Bun- 
nell has the proper protection. 

The towu possesses two flouring mills, 
several churches, two excellent weekly 
newspapers—the Nez Perce News, edited 
by Mr. A EF. Parker, and the Teller by 
Messrs. A. Leland & Son—and an ex- 
tensive brewery, bevides several of the 
largest mercantile houses of this or the 
neighboring Territories. 

Stages start from this place for every 
inland point—the line from Lewiston to 
Cheney (on the Northern Pacific R. R.,) 

assing through the important towns of 

Acsoo, Palouse City, Farmington, 

Spangle, and connecting at Palouse City 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, S522 BESS wpoikes, aims, Poles, hatte, ete. 


"00'000°S6$ ‘SI3SSV 


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MASONIC OUTFITS, *estets, Sects, ety st NOBeRoss &, co. 
rr 1366 Idaho—Lewiston. 


\¢) and Farmington with stages for Colfax. | Glass George, boots and shoes and boot- 
The hotel accommodations of Lewiston} maker 
are of the first order being second to| GRAY S & CO (Samuel Gray and Wm 
none in the northwest. Thetwo hotels} Hunter), saddlers and harnessmakers 
are the Raymond, under the proprietor-}| (see adv) 
ship of Mrs. R. Saux & Co., and the|Greenberg M J & Co (M J Greenberg 
Hotel de France, by Mme. M. Le Fran-| and Grostein & Binnard), general mer- 
cois, chandise 
GRIGSBY PHIL, probate judge, at- 
Alexander Joseph, gen mdse and city| torney-at-law, real estate and pur- 
councilman chasing agt 
Baird Bros (Ezra and Wm Baird), T S|Grostein & Binnard (Robert Grostein 
Billings mgr, saddlers, harnessmakers| and Abraham Binnard) general mdse 
and livery Grostein Robert (Grostein & Binnard 
Baird E, mayor : and M J Greenberg & Co) 
Beall A T, city surveyor and engineer | HALE & COOP (S A Hale and W 
Bell William, U S Signal Observer in} B Cooper), hardware, glass, furniture, 
charge Lewiston Military Telegraph| wall paper, etc 
Office Hale Nicholas, county treasurer 
Billings TS, mgr Baird Bros harness| HALE § A (Hale & Cooper) 
shop Hale S C, county commissioner 
Binnard Abraham (Grostein & Binnard, | Heartburg N B, tailor 
and M J Greenberg & Co) HOLBROOK B, sheri® and livery sta- | 
BOARDMAN GEGRGE, Delmonico| ble 
Restaurant HOTEL DE FRANCE, Mrs M Le 
BONHORE EUGENE J, manager! Francois proprietress, Eugene J Bon- 
Hotel de France hore manager (see adv) 
Bonner J J, painter, paints, oils, etc Howard Howard W, county assessor 
Boston Alvin, dentist Howe J M, register U L Land Office 
BREARLEY JOHN, N W Brearley | Hudson Thomas H, justice of peace 
cashier, banker and insurance and| Hunt W P, postmaster 
flouring-mill and saw-mill HUNTER (S Gray & Co) 
Brearley N W, cashier John Brearley | JSAMAN 8G & CO (S G Isaman and 
Buck Norman, district judge DS Dent), drugs and stationery, etc 
C. hardware, stoves and | JOHNSTON AVID, blacksmith, 
tinware horseshoer and general jobber 
BUNNELL D D, with C C Bunnell Kester John, drayman and city counc”’ 
Chapman Bros & Thateher, saw-mill man 
CLINDINIAG & DUBUC (John Clin- | Kettenbach W F, insurance 
dining an'l Joseph Dubuc), wholesale | Krecs Charles G, watches and jewelry 
butchers LADOW & MOONEY, propr stage 
INING JOHN (Clindining &| line to Cheney via Moscow 
Dubue) LE FRANCOIS MRS M, proprictress 
COBURN C P, deputy U S internal Hotel de France (see adv) H 
revenue collector Leitch Michael, propr Colfax Stage | 
Cooper T B, blacksmith and machinist Line, res Leitchvil's, W T 
COOPER W B (Hale & Cooper) LELAND ALONZ( (A Leland & Son), 
Dalzell Louis, vegetables attorney-at-law 
Damas Alfred, generai merchandise LELAND A & SON (Alonzo and 
DARR ELIAS (‘Taplin & Dacr) Charles F Leland), publishers ‘“‘Lewis- 
DAU DF, wine and liquor dealer ton Teller” | 
DELMONICO RESTAURANT, | LELAND CHARLES F (A Leland «| 
tyeorge Boardman (see adv) Son) 
DENT D § (8G ieaman & Co) “LEWISTON TELLER” (weekly), A. 
DUBUC JOSEPH (Clindining & Du-| Leland & Son publishers 
duc) Lindsay John N, county commissioner 
Edwards Francis J, barber shop, Ray- | LITTLE H Y7/, pharmacist and drug: 
mond House sist, Main, head of 4th 
Elder J C, attorney-at-law LOEW ENBERG BROS (Bernhard and 
Evans John If, county clerk, auditor} Herman Loewenberg), general mer- 
and recorder and supt of schools chandise and i W, F & Co 


Streets, §. F. 


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I’avor D B, saloon cGR restaurant and 
Gale H J, saloon bakery 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., WAGON LUMBER, ":*722%52%¢ 


Idaho—Lewiston. 1367 


McGregor Alexander, wholesale and re- 
tail liquors and agricultural imple- 
ments 

McGUIRE MRS HN, dressmaker 

Meister George & Son (George and 
George Jr), butchers 

Monroe R J, receiverSU S Land Office 

Moxley J Q, drugs, books and stationery 

Mulkey Wesley, Clearwater Flouring 
Mill 


Munomey J B, en ima 

‘NEZ PERCE NEWS” (THE) (week- 
ly), A F Parker editor and propri- 
etor ag ) ji 

Nymeyer , county surveyor 

PARKER AF, este and proprietor, 
‘Nez Perce News’’ (see adv) 

Poe J W, district attorney first district 

Quackenbush A, attorney-at-law and 
district attorne 

JASPER, attorney-at-law, 

stock raiser and real estate (sce adv) 

RAYMOND HOUSE, Mrs Raymond 
Saux & Co proprietors (see adv) 

ROUX ANDREW, barber shop and 
baths 

SAUX MRS RAYMOND & (C0, 
(Mrs K Saux and W E Timberlake), 
proprietors Raymond House (gee adv) 

Schleicher Robert, stage agent 

Scott Wallace (John P Vollmer & Co) 

Shearman W, tannery 

Smith Al, lumber 

SPRENGER MRS J B, millinery and 


dressmaking (see adv) 


Shag H, saloon 
STAINTON H W, physician and sur- 


geon 


Stirling F S, physician 

TAPLIN & DARE (Frank Taplin and 
Elias Darr), blacksmiths, horseshoers 
and general jobbers 

Thatcher C A & Son (C A and CE 
Thatcher), general merchandise 

TIMBERLAKE W E (Mrs Raymond 
Saux & Co) 

Trimble Hank, liquors 

US Land Office, J M Howe register, R 
J Monroe receiver 

Vincent J K, city recorder, justice of 
the peace, auctioneer and commission 
merchant 

Vining Mrs C, millinery and dressmaker 

Vollmer John P & Co (John P Vollmer 
aud Wallace Scott), gen mdse 

WALSH MRS H J, private boarding 


(see adv) 


Wardwell W_D, city marshal 
WEISGERBER BROS (John and 
HITE ee Mk brewery 


RS M A, miiliner 
ae Lot, wagonmaker 
Wildenthaler 8, bakery and gen mdse 
WILLIAMS M M, manufacturer and 

dealer in furniture and bedding and 
upholsterer 


Wintsch Conrad, groceries and liquors 


Wisegerber C, city councilman 


NORTHWESTERN STAGE LINE, 


LADOW & MOONEY, Proprietors. 


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$ 7 > f 4 ~ 
2 MORN ee Bit 
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Wells, Fargo and Co’s Express, and Passengers, and connecting at Palouse 
City with Stages for Colfax, and at Cheney with Stages for Medical Lake, 
Spokane Falls, and all points on the Pend d’Oreille Division of the North- 
ern Pacific Railroad. 


——$— 


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HARDWOOD LUMBER, eee Be oS Wididut Spaninn Gcdar, « “neers, 


1368 Idaho—Lewiston. 


Cc. C. BUNNELL, 


DEALER IN 


Staves, Ranges, 


STEEL, NAILS, 
TRON, 
| TINWARE, 


HARDWARE, 


Mining and Farming Implements, 
CUTLERY, — 

Rope, Wire, Tools, Ete. 

‘ LEWISTON, IDAHO TERRITORY. 


NEW BRICK BUILDING. NEW GOODS. NEW PRICES. 


Delmonico Restaurant, 
LEWISTON, IDAHO. 


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sige 


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,. GEORGE BOARDMAN...... Proprietor. 


meet Qeemnase 


MEALS at ALL HOURS, Day or Night, 


= A FIRST-CLASS BAR i attached, where the best 

== of Wines, Liquors and Cigars’ are kept. 
Board per Weekkz..................055 85.00 

a Board per Day.................00.085 1.00 


HOTEL DE FRANCE. 


COR, OF SECOND AND C STREETS, 
LBWISTOM. 0.506600. ciiiss cckeen ieee ata IDAHO TERRITORY. 


Soard and Lodging from $1.50 to $2.50 per day. 


This Aotel has been retaken by the undersigned and entirely” ‘rebuilt, and i is 


kept strictly as a first-class hotel. Sample Rooms for Commercial Trav cles, and 
| riage. MME, LE FRANCOIS. 


Idaho—Lewiston. 1869 


THE NEZ PERCE EWS. 


| THE REPRESENTATIVE JOURNAL OF THE FAR NORTHWEST. | 


OFFICIAL PAPER 
Of the Counties of Nez Perce, Idaho and Shoshone. 
OFFICIAL PAPER of the CITY of LEWISTON, 
—AND ALSO— 


United States Official Paper for North Idaho. 


THE NEZ PERCE NEWS, 


A LIVE, WESTERN JOURNAL, 


Full of Western Snap and Vim. 
itn ia VV dal ae ae eam aman. 


THE PAPER TO SIBSCRIBE FOR. 


THE NEZ PERCE NEWS 


Circulates in all the Mining Camps and Agricultural Dis- 
tricts of Idaho Territory, Eastern Washington 
and British Columbia, and is therefore 


The Best Advertising Medium in the Great Intericr, 


THE NEZ PERCE NEWS 
Makes a specialty of describing the Agricultural and other resources of this new 


country, and is for that reason largely sought after by those desiring information 
about the Northwest. The same means have spread its reputation over a more 


than territorial area, 


THE NEZ PERCE NEWS, 


$3.00 per annum in advance. Published at Lewiston, Idaho, every 


Thursday, by A. F. PARKER, Editor and Proprietor. 


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1370 Idaho—Lewiston. 


MRS. R. SAUX. W. E. TIMBERLAKE. 


RAYMONB H@USE 


Lewiston, I. 'T. 


THIS HOTEL is Newly Built, Hard-Finished throughout, and is 
conducted as a FIRST-CLASS HOTEL. 
é@ Special Accommodations for COMMERCIAL TRAVELEBS. 


GENERAL STAGE OFFICE. 
MRS. R. SAUX & CO., Proprietors. 


Established 1876. 


NEWSY, 
LIVELY, RELIABLE, 


oaspuen ope, | TELLER, 


The Most RELIABLE Newspaper in North Idal._ 
Tho TeuiER has a circulation over and above any periodical in this upper county 
A. LELAND & SON, Publishers and Proprietors, 
LEWISTON, IDAHO TERRITORY. 


SAMUEL GRAY. WM. HUNTER, 
SAMUEL GRAY & co, | MRS: J. B. SPRENGE 


Manufacturers of and Dealers in 


SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, Titties & Hressaafer, 


Brushes, Curry Combs, Ete. 
Also Dealer in a General Assortment of —— AND 


Farm Harness of all kinds,| Dealer in Fancy Goods, 


Concord Stage Marness, LEWISTON, I. T. 
Stage Stocks and Lashes, 3 


LEWISTON, I. T. t27The LATEST FASHION PLATES and most 
2 Stylish Goods always on hand. 


JASPER RAND PRIVATE 
Attorn¢y at Law, BOARDIN G HOUSE. 


a ry 
Lewiston, 5, 'T. MRS. H. J. WALSH, Prop’r, 


REAL ESTATE AGENT, | MAIN STREET, opp. Telegraph Otice, 


Collector and General Business Agent. LEWISTON, I. T. 


Will undertake charge of Fstates for Absentees. | Board per Week 
Inquivies regarding Land in this vicinity. 


cheerfully answered, Meals, Fifty Cents. 
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GUSE 


throughout, and is 


TEL. 
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North Idal.- 
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proprietors. 


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B. SPRENGE 


FASHIONABLE 


+ & Breese 
in Fancy Goods, 
WISTON, I. T. 


UATES and most 


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Lh Goods always on har 


PRIVATE 


DING HOUSE. 


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EWISTON, I. T. 


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by Weelk..--::05'°"" 
eals, Fifty Cents. 


ALLEN, TUGGLE &CO., CHERRY LUMBER, 'S.* 70-22c0:5" 


Idaho—Lhberty-Middle Valley. 


1371 


LIBERTY. 


| Thomas Fred, furniture 


Thomas & Owens, gen mdse 


Bear Lake County. A post-office, 31 |'\'horpe John, lumber-mills 


miles north of Logan, 
miles north of Franklin. 


Austin E N, county and deputy U S 
mineral surveyor 


LIDYVILLE. 


Nez Perces County. A post-office. 


Fowler F, blacksmith 
Morris J, carpenter 
VERACK WM, postmaster 


LITTLE SMOKY. 


Atturas County. See Smoky. 


LITTLE WOOD RIVER. 


AuturaAs County. Post-office Muldoon. 


CLOHEY T E & CO, general mer- 


chandise 


MALAD CITY. 

OnErpaA County. A _ post-office; the 
county seat; has daily mails via Utah 
and Northern Railway and _ stage 
line, distant from Ogden 80 miles, 35 
miles of which is staging. 


Bolmer L O, tinsmith 

Clark Wm, tinsmith 

Cohn Meyers, constable 

DAVISE J & CO, lumber mills 

Drake Isaac, physician 

Evans H R, county surveyor 

Evans K G, justice of the peace 

Evans W, blacksmith 

Evans W W, treasurer 

Fisher W F, eounty asses.or and col- 
lector 

Hale Solomon H, county commissioner 

Homer W H, sheriff 

Jones C P, gen mdse 

Jones James K, justice of the peace 

Jones John E, under sheriff 

Jones W P, boots and shoes 

Koons Charles, harnessmaker 

Lewis J, county commissioner 

Morgan D J, stock raiser 

MORGAN JW, probate judge, banker 

Morse Richard, county commissioner 

tenshaw & Simpson, builders and fur- 
niture 

Sherman Adna, physician 

Smith H W, attoruey-at-law 

Thews W B, county auditor and clerk 
district court of 3d judicial district 

Thews W B & Co, Oneida Flouring- Mills 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


tah, and 12) Vanderwood A A, gen mdse 


Williams Benj, stage line 

Williams J, blacksmith 

Woods F C, builder and architect 

Woozley Edward, music teacher 

Zion Co-operative Mercantile Institu- 
tion, gen mdse and flouring-mills 


“ MARKET LAKE, 


Onripa County. A post-office, on the 
Utah and Northern Railway, 221 
miles from Ogden and 17 miles from 
Eagle Rock. Population 100. 


ADAMS JOHN N, stock raiser and 
ostmaster 
Adams Wm J, stock raiser 
Booth S M, stock raiser 
Cutshaw J B, stock raiser 
Hanes Henry, stock raiser 
Hite A, stock raiser 
Lander Thos N, stock raiser 
Martin Chas, stock raiser 
Tarter Robert, stock raiser 
Wright R, stock raiser 
Wright Thomas, stock raiser 


MARTIN. 


Auturas County. A post-office. 


Boyle Mrs Effie, stage station and 
groceries 


MARTIN SAMUEL, postmaster 


MIDDLETON. 


Apa County. A post-office, 23 miles 
west of Boise City. Population 75. 


Cole & Morton, butchers 

Lee C E, physician 

Leggett Geo, hotel 

Lemp John, saloon 

Masterson D, blacksmith 

Packszd & Foote, flour-mill 

Packard & Logan, gen mdse 

SHAINWALD BROS & CO, general 
merchandise 


SHAINWALD J C, postmaster 
MIDDLE VALLEY. 


Wasutnuton County. A_ post-ottice, 
68 miles northwest of Boise City. 


CANARY J M, general merchandise 


and postmaster 


HITE BRON., 18 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
Vor. 8. F. Beat Steck, Oak Pi 


lank and Timber. 


"OOSIONVU 4 NVS ‘LASULS VINHYOSIIVOD Giv “OOD SONVAUNSNI ANS 


JEWELERS, offer Goods lower than any 
house in the City, 119 Montgomery St. 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & £O., 


1872 Idaho—Mink O:eek-Moscow. | 


MINK CREEK. 


Onerpa County. A post-office. 


RASSMUSSEN R, postmaster 
MONTPELIER. 


proportion of the crop, informs us that 
the shipment of flax from this vicinity, 
for the year past, exceeded 150,000 
bushels. Moscow, for its age, has grown 
amazinglv, and is still rapidly advanc- 
ing. Its spirit of enterprise is commend- 
able. It boasts a large flouring-mill, a 
good weekiy newspaper, the ‘' Moscow 


BrarR LAKE County. A 
the O. 8. L. R. R., 8 miles northeast 


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Ne] Bowen Wm, brewer 
=i Burgoyne E, gen mdse 
64 Ceelerland A, tailor 
Follick G, blacksmith 


Jones Jacob, hotel 

Kinney & Johns, saloon 

Lloyd T J, general merchandise 

@ Montpelier Co-operative Store, general 
merchandise 


OSBORN D, postmaster and hotel 


Onale Wm, general merchandise 
Quaile & Lewis, gen mdse 
Rolapp Henry, land attorney 


MOSCOW. 


Nez Perces County. A post and ex- 
press office. 


adise Valley, 30 milesmorth of Lewis- 
ton, and just within the Territorial line, 
It is reached from Lewiston by Ladow 
& Moonty’s stages, which ascend nearly 
2,000 feet to the-rich, rolling prairie of 
the Palouse country. Moscow is per- 
haps the most thriving town in the 
county. ‘The Paradise Valley is from 
ten to fifteemmiles in extent, and the 
most beautiful spot in the district, be- 
sides: which,it has contributory to it 
the fertile Genesee Valley, 
milesilong. Moscow will be the termi- 
nus of one branch of the O. R. & N., 
Co.'s voad, laid out through the Palouse 
country from Twin Wells, on the North 
Pacific. It is 120 miles by survey from 
point to point, and it is expected to be 
finished early next season. The manu- 
facture of lumber is an important in- 
dustry along the mountains of this vi- 
cinity. Considerable flax has been 
grown in this neighborhood, and its 
cultivation is increasing until it is 
the principal product, 


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PIONEER IRON WORKS, 


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Mirror,” a brewery, a bank, a furniture 
factory, and the following business 


of Paris, the county seat. ouses: 
a 
9) ae & Hess, shoe and harness- AKER & CLARK (W W Baker of 
ar) Blanchard W, harnessmaker and assis- hi alla Walla and Herbert Clark), 
tant postmaster ankers and brokers 


Barton House, M C True propr 
BARTON RH, justice of the peace 
Beaven S W, clergyman (Baptist) 
Blake H Bransby, physician and surgeon 


“ Molmen Jeunes, hot Bryan C M, pastor Methodist Church 
cf Hoover C A, physician and druggist BUTCHER THOMAS (Fisher & 
z | Jones J, blacksmith and hotel CHASE IVAN & CO (Ivan Chase and 


C B Hopkins), publishers ‘‘ Moscow 
Mirror 


CLARK HERBERT (Baker & Clark), 
real estate and insurance agent and 
notary public 

Craig D W, pastor Christian Church 

Craig T J, cones and postmaster 

Denny S H B, liquors 

Dernham & Kaufmann (Henry Dernham 
and Wm Kaufmann), general mer- 
chandise 

Erickson Erick, steam saw-mills, 9 miles 
east of Moscow 


It is situated in the midst of the Par- | FISHER & BUTCHER (George 'isher 


and Thomas Butcher), painters (see 
adv) 

Fisher & Woods (EC Fisher and Jeff 
Woods), contractors and_ builders, 
doors, sash, eto 

Fries & Co (Otto Fries and Joseph Nie- 
derstadt), brewery 

FRYEAA J, proprietor Planters’ Ho- 
tel and livery stable (see adv) 

Haskins B, saw-mill—water power, J2 
miles north of Moscow 

ANDREW, general black- 


smith and wagonmaker 


Hinman Arvid (McConnell & Hinman) || 


HOPKINS CB (Ivan Chase & Co) 


Johnston James, restaurant and lodg- |* 


ings 
KANALEY JOHN (Wm M Mcleod & 
Co) 
Kaufmann Wm (Dernham & Kaufmann) 
LANDES § A, barber shop 


LANGDON W W, stoves, tin and 
hardware, agent Wells, Fargo & Uo 


and Northwestern Stage Co 


Mr. W. J. Me-| Lieuallen A A, gen mdse 
Connell of Moscow, who handles a large | McCALLIE J H, dentist (see adv) 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, Proprictors. 
Established 1849 227 Main Street.8 F-. 


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general mer- 


mills, 9 miles 


Jeorge Fisher 
ainters (see 


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and builders, 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO. Black Walnut Lumber, 


Idaho—Moscow, 


ee ener a A  S 


McConnell & Hinman (Robert McCon- 
nell and Arvid Hinman) gen mdse 
McCONNELL W J & (W J Me- 
Connell), insurance, general merchan- 
dise, farming machinery, grain, etc 
(see adv) 

McDonald Frank, barber shop 

McKERN W T, attorney-at-law, real 
estate and collecting agent (see adv) 

McLEOD WILLI & CO (Wm 
M McLeod and John Kanaley), livery 
stable and saloon (see adv) 

Moore Chas & M C, flouring-mill 

Moore John (Northrup & Moore) 

“MOSCOW MIRROR” igo th 
Ivan Chase & Co publishers (see adv) 

Niederstadt Joseph (Fries °° 7o) 

Northrup & Moore (J U Northrup and 
John Moore), steam saw-mill, 6 miles 
east of Moscow 

Olson Bros (Peter and Ole Olson), black- 
smiths 


Streets, S. F. 


A. A. J. FRYE..----------- 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 724 Market and 203 Montgome 


MOsCOW, I. 


fan Francisco. 


OLSON B J, cabinetmaker, manufac- 
turer of and dealer in furniture, up- 
holsterer and undertaker 

Olson Howzrd, watchmaker and jeweler, 
notions, etc 

Peterson John, Barton House Saloon 

PETERSON 0 §, wholesale and retail 
butcher and cattle dealer 

PLANTERS’ HOTEL, A A Frye pro- 
prietor 

Reeder J W, physician and surgeon 

Reynolds C B, attorney-at-law 

Shields M I, agricultural implements 

Stewart Bros (Charles and Jefferson 
Stewart), steam saw-mill, 10 miles 
northeast of Moscow 

Thornton O P, wagonmaker 

True M C, propr Barton House 

WEBER GOTTFRIED, sadder and 
harnessmaker (see adv) 

WOOD DA, blacksmith and horseshoer 

Woods Jeff (Fisher & Woods) 


Planters’ Hetel, 


Gsaudadan acess PROPRIETOR 


North Side of Town, Next Door to Brewery, 
MOSCOW, IDAHO TERRITORY. 


A first-class Hotel, Newly Furnished, and offering the Best Accommodationg 
at Reasonable Prices. 


Table supplied with the best the market affords. 


PRY H’S 


LIVERY STABLE 


Is run in connection with the Planters’, 


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First-Class Mountain Teams 
and Saddle Horses, 


AND DEALERS IN 


GENERAL MERCHANDISE, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, GRAIN, Ete: 


T. 


St, 8. KF. Hubs, Spokes, Rims, Poles, &.. __ is, e 


TARNWANN LIMAER WHERE BROS. 19 & 15 Wain and 1427 
HARDWOOD LUMBER, WHITE BROS.. 


1373 


18 and 20 Spear St., 


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WITH OR WITHOUT DRIVERS | 
W. J. McCONNELL & CO., 


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W. M. McLEOD & CO’S 
Livery, Feed § Sale Stables, 


MOSCOW, IDAHO, 


FOR A FINE TURNOUT OR A GOOD SADDLE HORSE. 


EXPERIENCED HOSTLERS IN ATTENDANCE. 


cr Prices to suit the times. 


The Mesecew Mirrer, 


(Established July 7, 1882.) 
IVAN CHASE & CO........ cece cc ccceceececeneenees 


SUBSCRIPTION RATES. 


One Year...............65. $3.00 Six Months................ $1.50 
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. 


PUBLISHERS 


THE MIRROR is independent in politics, and owing to its rapidly increasing 
circulation is the best advertising medium in North Idaho. 


B.J. OLSON, 


Manufacturer and Dealer in 


FURNITURE 


MOSCOW, I. T, 


oxmeemne(Jesmaione 


Patronize Home Industry. 


Upholsiarer and Undertaker. 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, makes the BEST FITTING Clothes in the State 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO,, "AeserK Saad sh. Wee wens, mente, Bie, 


Idaho—Moscow-Mount Idaho. 


G. WHBER, 


—MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN— 


the State. 


in 


Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Saddleryware, 


ROBES, HALTERS, Etc. 
A Full Line of Best Cloves on hand. 
Moscow, Idaho Ter. 


FISHER & BUTCHER, HERBERT CLARK, 


HOUSE, CARRIAGE AND siGn|°™_ =State Agent 


. Royal, Norwich and Lancashire, Lyco, 
PAINTERS, and Western Ine. Co's., 
Paper Hangers, Grainers, Ete. a 
MOSCO W, Agent for Park Addition to Moscow, 


Office: Baker & Clark’s Bank, 
IDAHO TERRITORY. Moscow, Idaho Ter. 


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J, H. McCALLIE, MOUNT IDAHO. 
IpaAno County. A_ post-office; the 
SURGEON DENTIST, sonny road is ae feet above the 
evel of the sea. e county seat w: 
MOSSOW, (. T. moved from Warrens tv thie place in 


1875. The town has a picturesque 
location on the south side of Camas 
Prairie. It contains about 300 inhab- 
itants. A large hotel, a substantial 
Court House and jail add to the 
many features of the place. A thriv- 
ing trade is carried on with the Flor- 
With improved appliances, Dr. McCallie is} ence, Salmon | River, Warrens and 
peparen to do First-class Dental work at Walla Clearwater mines, Large quantities 
alla prices. of lumber and flour are manufactured 
at this place every year. 
WwW. T. McKERN, Allen C R, blacksmith 
Auchinvole J N, saloon 
Baird Wm, county treasurer 
ATTORNEY AT L AW Bower John, probate judge 
1! Bowman & McLean, saw-mill 
Brown H (, general merchandise 
Brown L P, lumber and flour-mills and 
‘ —— hotel 7 ‘ na 
. ° Buchanan James, boots and shoes 
a § Collectin A .|Carr Delos, county commissioner 
Rea Est le * 8 bl Chamberlain J B, county auditor and 
recorder 
Bargains in Improved Farms and | Denny John, variety store and coroner 
City Property always on hand, yatta Jerry, carpenter and con- 
ractor 


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Dunbar C A & Co, hardware 

Ellsworth A, mgr Mount Idaho Furni- 
ture Mfg Co 

Fenn SS, attorney-at-law 
'ARNEY JH, attorney-at-law and 
notary public 

Gordon & H, attorney-at-law 

Grestein & Binnard, general merchandise 

Harrison Matthew (Harrison & Minor) 

Harrison & Minor (Matthew B Harri- 
son and Wirt Minor), attorneys-at-law 

Hartberg J & A, painters 

Manuell Jack, saloon 

McPherson John, livery stable 

Minor Wirt (Harrison & Minor) 

Monul J J, saloon 

MORRIS B F, deputy clerk, district 
court 

Morris J B, physician and druggist 

Rainy W J, county assessor 

Redinan C M, county commissioner 

Rhodes T J, sheriff 

Schubert Adam, blacksmith 

SCOTT WALLACE (John P Vollmer 
& Co 


Smith Geo D, butcher 

Telcher D H, county commissioner 

Thissler & Matherson, saw-mill 

VOLLMER JOHN P & CO (John P 
Vollmer and Wallace Scott), general 
merchandise 


MOUNTAIN HOME. 


Acturas County. A post and express 
office. 

COPE J P, agent W I1&O Stage Co 
Wells, Fargo & Co's Express 

Bilty S A Douglas, postmaster 

Corder O, gen mdse, hotel and farmer 

Ethell F, farmer and stock raiser 

Jackson C, farmer and stock raiser 

McGinness D, farmer and stock raiser 

Porter James A, gen mdse, hotel aud 
toll road 

Webster A V, gen mdse and hotel 


MULDOON. 


Atturas County. A _ post-office, 28 
miles due east of Hailey, on Little 
Wood River. It sprung into exist- 
ence during the winter of 1881-82, in 
consequence of the existence of nu- 
merous discoveries of large bodies of 
rich paying Galena ores. Muldoon is 
the nam given the first prominent 
mine opene there, and when the town 
was laid out it took the name of this 
mine. 


BOGGS JOSEPH, postmaster 
Carothers J F & Bro, gen mdse 


Idaho—Mount Idaho-Oxford. 


Clohecy T E & Co, gen mdse 
Dunn ‘7m, saloon 

Swift & Yeates, saloon 
Wise & House, saloon 


OAKLEY, 


Cassta County. A post-office receiv- 
ing daily mail by stage from Goose 
Creek Station. It is a prosperous 
farming community. 

Grant G S, general merchandise 

Price Joseph S, blacksmith 

RIBLE J; postmaster 

Riblett J H, with J Riblett 


ONEIDA. 


Onerpa County. A post-office. 


Bolugbroke Thomas, hotel 

Hawkins & Genner, groceries 

Jenkins Thomas, butcher 

Marsh Valley Co-operative Co, general 
merchandise 


OVID. 


Bear Lake County. A post-office, 3 
miles north of Paris, 


JENSON P, postmaster 

Klemmenson P, bootmaker 

Nielsen James, blacksmith 

Peterson E, cabinetmaker 

Sorenson & Nielsen (John Sorenson and 
L P Nielsen), carpenters 

Sorens»n L P, wheelwright 


OXFORD. 


One1DA County. A post-office, on the 
Utah and Northern Railway, 101 
miles from Ogden; is an agricultural 
town, containing a population of 500 
souls; is situated 3 miles from Swan 
Lake, a station, where the United 
States Land and Government Printin 
Offices are located. 


Bennett H M, attorney-at-law 

Bigelow Geo A, wagonmaker 

Boyle James, expressman 

Butler 8S H, liquors 

Crawford & Rich, attorneys-at-law 

Duddenhausen A, register U S Land 
Office 

Faton A W, receivee U S Land Office 

erguson Wm, postmaster 

Finoey W A, saloen 

FISHER W F, general merchandise 

Gruwell M L, lumber 

Harris John F, blacksmith 

House J CO, physician 


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“IDAHO ENTERPRISE,” J A 
Straight proprietor 

Lewis John, lumber 

Phelan & Ferguson, general mdse and 
lumber 

Phelan L W, hotel 

Rhodehouse W H, butcher 

STRAIGHT J A, proprietor ‘Idaho 
Enterprise”’ 

Torrence & Drury, groceries 


PARIS. 


Bear Lake County. A post-office, 75 
miles east of Malad City. Popula- 
tion 700. 


Austin E N, county surveyor ° 
“BEAR LAKE DEMOCRAT,” Geo 


Osmond editor 
LUMBER C0, W 

Hugh Lees proprietor 

Brown & Sons, machinists 

Floyd L, county coroner 

Hart J H, notary public 

HOGE, HORS _& CO, cheese 
manufacturers, musical instruments 
and sewing machines 

HOGE WALTER, postmaster and 
dairy, apie of peace and sheriff 

Hunt & , assessor 

Merk M, wagonmaker 

Morgrettis H, blacksmith 

OSMOND GEO, editor ‘‘Bear Lake 
Democrat” and probate judge 

Paris Co-operative Institution, general 
mdse, tannery and mfrs boots and 
shoes and shingles, lath, etc 

Pomeroy A, druggist 

Rich Wn L, county treasurer 

Smith & Ashley, contractors and build- 


ers 

STUCKI J W, county recorder and 
auditor 

Sutton & Sons, blacksmiths 

Union Dairy Co, mfrs cheese and butter 

Woley Bros, gen mdse and furniture 


PAYETTE VALLEY. 


Ava County. Post-oftice Falk’s Store; 
45 miles northwest of Boise City. 


Conrad Rev Wm, clergyman (Methodist) 

Delano B F, physician 

Fal & Co, general merchandise 

Groves Wm, bootmaker 

McFARLAND AJ, general merchan- 
dise and justice cf peace 

Neal J, blacksmith 

Paddock J H, blacksmith 

Paddock M, gunsmith 

| Salmon B F, hotel 

' Thorp J P, blacksmith 


Streets, S. F. 


724 Market and 203 Montgome 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, 


PECK’S STATION. 


AttuRaAs County. Post-office Bellevue. 


PECK G W, groceries 
Peck J §, hotel” 
Rounie Louis, blacksmith 


PEND D’OREILLE. 
Koorenta County. A post-office. 


Andrews J, boarding-house 
Chapman E, laundry 

Cuddy M, restaurant and saloon 
Hampton (, saloon 

Leasner Paul, hotel 

Long A, saloon 


Mastinson J H, hotel and saloon - 
McDonnell J, saloon 
Quinnlan P, restaurant 
OHN, general merchandise 
and postmaster 
Weeks R J, hotel and saloon 


PIERCE CITY. 


SHosHonE County. A post-office, 90 
miles northeast of Lewiston. 


Carl Frank, county assessor 

Cowen I B, sheriff 

Frazier D M, county auditor and re- 
corder 

Gaffaey P, butcher and county commis- 
sioner 

Hilterbrand J C, probate judge 

Kuhn Aaron, county treasurer 

LOWENBERG BROS, general mer- 
chandise and postmaster 

Mauli M & Co, butcher 

Templeton R, county commissioner 

Swendson C, hotel 

Wilson T, county commissioner 


POCATELLO. 


OnzIpA County. Post-office Ross 
Fork. A station on the Utah & 
Northern Ry., 154 miles from Ogden 
and 50 miles from Eagle Rock. 


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RATHDRUM. 


Koorenar County. A post, express 
and telegraph office, on the Northern 
Pacific R. R. 188 miles from Wallula. 
The town looks bright and thriving 
and has a commanding railroad depot 
in anticipation of an expected in- 
crease of business. 


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Bradbury Chas, blacksmith 

avian F H, hotel and gen mdse 

Brophy Joseph, saloon 

Cantonwine —,' physician 

Cradlebaugh J, attorney 

Cutting. —, hotel 

Dodge Bros, saw-mill, sash and door 

ees ‘ 
unlap John, c: mter 

Ha oa 8, hotel 

Holleman J, attorney-at-law 

Lee Louis, saloon 

Mitchell John, butcher 

Reiniger Henry, brewery 

Stafford Geo, boarding-house 

WONNACOTT & OPPENHEIMER, 
general merchandise, Wells, Fargo & 
Co and post-office 

Wright & Ennis, Stage Co 


RIVERSIDE. 


Apa County. A post-office. 


FONCH & SEVEY, general mer- 
chandise, ferry and post-office 


ROCKY BAR. 


Aruras County. A post and express 
office, 98 miles northeast of Boise 
City. 

Newoomer Sol, Thay ied of peace 


NICKOLSON J A, postmaster 
Rohier C F, constable 


ROSS FORK. 


OneEmwa County. A post-office, on the 
Utah & Northern Ry., 166 miles from 
Ogden and 38 miles from Eagle Rock. 


GW H, general merchan- 
dise and postmaster 


RUTHBURG. 


Wasaninaton County. A_ post-office. 


SIMPSON STEWART, postmaster 
ST. CHARLES, 


Bear Lake County. A post-office, 7 
miles southeast of Paris. 


ST CHARLES CO-OPERATIVE IN- 
STITUTION, general merchandise 
and post-office 

St Charles Lumber Co 


SALMON CITY. 


Lemar County. A post-office, 200 
miles northeast of Boise City, and is 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, ™? TAU’ SSRPEE PAN ane 


Idaho—Rathdrum-Samaria. 


reached via Utah & Northern Railway 
and connecting stage lines from Red 
Rock, Montana, distance 100 miles, 


Amonsun & McPherson, bootmakers 

Andrews N I, gei: mdse 

Beatty E T, attorney-at-law 

Birch & Davis, saw-mill 

Birdseye J W, brickmaker and county 
surveyor 

Brown Joshua, builder and contractor 

Casey James, livery stable 

Clough J P, county commissioner 

Cryderman & Co, saw-mill 

Dunlap R, watchmaker and jeweler 

Edwards E §, hotel 

Fisher J B, blacksmith 

Fossett James, constable 

Davis Caleb, county commissioner 

Dunlap R, justice of peace 

Hogan John, county auditor, recorder, 
clerk and supt of schools 

Jeanjaquet E H, blacksmith 

Kelley P J, county commissioner 

Martinalley James, liquors and cigars 

McDonald J R, county assessor and 
collector 

McPherson M M, county treasurer 

Minert Eli, tinware 

Nutz X, brewery 

Pope Thos, liquors 

Shirk J T, contractor and builder and 


coroner 
SHOUP GEO L & CO, general mer- 
chandise 


Steel John, meat market 

Wallace & Snook, hotel 

Wentz & Finster, livery stable 
Willis & Wheeler, liquors and cigars 
Wood Uhas A, attorney-at-law 
Young S H, sheriff 


SALMON FALLS. 


Cassta County. A post-office, 88 miles 
northwest of Albion. 


EGGLISTON C E, general merchan- 


dise and postmaster 
Lathrop D L, hotel 


SAMARIA. 


OnErpa County. A post-office; popu- 
lation 320. 


EVANS JONAH, Samaria Co-opera- 
tive Store, general merchandise 

SAMARIA CO- OPERATIVE 
STORE, general merchandise 

Theves Wm B, flour-mill 

Thorpe John & Co, lumber mfr 


Iron Doors. Bank Vaults, Etc. 


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HARDWOOD LUMBER, 


Idaho—Sandy Point-Silver City. 


SANDY POINT. 


Koorenat County. 
beggin a office. 
A small town, prettily situated on 

Lake Pend d’Oreille, 230 miles from 

Wallula, at the point where the lake is 

crossed by the two-mile tressle bridge 

(the present toners tressle work in the 

world). Sandy Point has a population 

of about 200, a railroad round house 
and machine shop (employing a number 
of mechanics), a saw-mill, two hotels 
and the following business houses. The 
rincipal hotel is the Lake View House, 
cept by Mr. A. T. Weeks, a new build- 
ing, cleanly kept and offering good ac- 
commodations, 

In all the varied landscapes along the 
line of the Northern Pacific system of 
railroads, there is perhaps none more 
interesting than those of this charming 
locality, with its beautiful lake and its 
banks of stately woodland. What a 
myriad of picturesque surprises the new 
route is opening up! 


Baum Frank M, clerk N PRR 

Belanger N, master mechanic, C F Div, 
NPRR 

Bradish C, shaving and hairdressing 
saloon 

Calhoun GN, mgr W U Tel Co 

Chapman E, blacksmith 

Chapman Mrs £, laundry 

Cuddy Michael, restaurant 

ere J N, asst-supt construction, N 


An express and 


Hampton Charles, saloon 

Hampton & Harris, restaurant 

Kennedy A R, agt NPRR 

LAKE OUSE, A T Weeks 
proprietor 

Le Seur Paul, propr Pend d’Oreille 


House 
LONG AARON, Pony Saloon 
Masterson J H, North Pacific Hotel 
ss aad Chas F, warehouseman, N P 


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McCarthy D, yard master, NP RR 
McDonald John A, saloon 
McKinney Mrs D J, lodging-house 
McLaughlin James E, gen mdse 
ra —, saloon 
WJ & Co, 
RUSSELL JO 
and postmaster 
80 VILLE E, agent W, F & Co, 
and W U Tel Co 
ene Point Saw-Mill, Bigham, Cannon 
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Sweeney S B, aasistant supt, sec and 
‘ chief of supplies of C F Division of 
NPRR 


en mdse 
» general merchandise 


WEEK: 
Weeks Mrs EL & 


Atturas County. A post-office. 


Block M, yen mdse 

Bunt & Co, livery stable 
Falls & Co, butchers 
Figley W G, saloon 
Furey C H, gen mdse 
Griffith & White, butchers 
Hull G W, blacksmith 
McAllister G W, 
McGregor & Co, blacksmiths 


chandise 
Plarson Joseph, livery stable 
Shaw E B, gen mdse 


Ipauo County. A post-office, Popu- 
lation 25, 


hotel and postmaster 


Owvuee County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, the county seat, siti: - 
ated on a branch of the Jordan Creek, 
in one of the richest mining districts 
in the territory. 
actively engaged and give employment 
to quite a number of men. It is 
reached by stages connecting with 
Winnemucca, on the Central Pacific 
te R., 208 miles away. Population 

50. 


Adams & St Clair, foundry 
“ AVALANCHE 


Belknap D B, physician 

Bolin Mrs, dressmaking 

Bumzell Fred, hotel 

Dewey W H, livery stable 

Flemming & Co, blacksmiths 

Grete John, liquors and hotel 

Gute T, barber 

Hallenbeck John, grain merchant 
ardiman Wm, gen mdse | 

Harley W 8S, county assessor 2°.' tax 
collector 

Heidelberger 8, papers and stationery 

Hunt F M, liquors 

Johnson J C, boots and shoes 

Johnson R Z, attorney-at-law ; 

Jones & Adams, carpenters and furni- 
ture 

Jordan Mrs, restaurant 


1379 


S AT, propr Lake View House 
iss E W, gen mdse 


SAW-TOOTH. 


ostmaster 


CARNE, general mer- 


SHEARER’S FERRY. 


F A, general merchandise, 


SILVER CITY. 


Several mills are 


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Walnut, Spanfsh Cedar, Veneers. 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., 2 %sesPetsrer.ct irs. | 19 Negoner 


1380 _  Ldaho—Silver City-Vienna. 


Helly ¥ , gen mdse Williams E T, hotel 
Kimberly Mrs, restaurant Wittier ES.& Co, gen mdse and saloon 
Lauer N M, stoves and tinware Zion Co-operative desi general mdse 
lovee er at} W,F& vr 

ano: mining-mi 
Lend H, tailor : STAR. 
Lessman Frank, boots and shoes ° Apa County. A post-office; 14 miles 
Lyman James, ‘count clerk, recorder,| from Boise City. 


“auditor snd suprischools are Joserh, blacksmith 


Martin Henry, attorney-at-law 
Miller & Hoffer, hatouane GRAY 85, ¢ gen mdse and postmaster 


Minear J W, livery stable Wie J R, carpenter and builder 
Moe 8, watchmaker illiams Clarence, soe Phsatoas 


Moore. E H, stationery, variety store 


and ostmaster 
Wasson, G W, dentist SUBLET BLETT. 
Nugent E, attorney-at- law Cassra County. A post-office, 


Oberdorfer Morris, gen mdse AINSWORTH JAMES, postmaster 


Peters « W, physician Bull W A 
general merchandise. 
pag le feces and shoes Darling John, mill owner and lumber 


Riley & Co, saloon 

Sands AJ , quartz mill SUMMIT MILLS. 

Scales & Wagner, mill men - 

SHEA TIM Ongma County. Post-office Malad 
rer ay ae A, A, bn City. 


SIMONDI. AL, banker and assayer | Davis E J & Oo, general merchandise 
Smith S T N, druggist, jeweler and 


saloon 
Somercamp & Coakley, general mdse THURMAN’S MILLS. 


Somercamp W F, brewery Apa County, A post-office, 

Springer J D, sheriff 

Stockton Wm, hotel and saloon Hartley Wm, tannery 

Stucker A J, blacksmith and wagon- | Rafert WAN ae apy Penaeeioty 
maker THURMA general merchan- 


Trask J N, assayer dise, ae ath and oh RA Daatinastor 


Upham J ohn, carpenter 


Wells A F, barber TREASURETON. 


Wickersham J H, probate judge 
Williams W V, liquors Onerpa County. A_ post-office; 11 
miles from Oxford, 


SMOKY. SANT & CHAMBERS, general mdse 


Atturas County. A post-office. VIENNA. 
McCARTER JAMES P, postmaster! Arruras County. A post-office. 


and general merchandise Alstrop Hover & Uo, saloon 
Barry Martin, bootmaker 
Bell Wm, Sea ees and saloon 


SODA SPRIN GS. Beveridge D, saloon 


“ ‘leg | Cooper & Casto, saloon 
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Oxaros Coun, A portofce; 20 mile Bat" Brom fod ae 
Gilmer, Salisbury & Co, stage lines 

Anderson Niels, blacksmith Griffith G W & Co, butchers 
Fancher W M, hotel Hommerson Mrs, restaurant 
Gorton G W, saloon Horton & Falls, butchers 
Murry & Womach, saloon JOHNSTON & McCRAKEN, saloon 
Nicholson W P, groceries and vegetables | Kruse & Co, hote 
ROSE C G, gen mdse and postmaster | LA FEVRE HI IR & CO, general mer- 
Suhrke L, carpenter chandise 
Tatem Allen, painter McDonald & Co, restaurant 
Underwood J L, butcher | Merrill & Baldwin, restaurant and saloon | 
Waugh Robt, carpenter Morris I & Co, general merchandise 


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74 | Shaw E B, general merchandise Oy eee” * STINE Bia: 
miles ae ‘i NS & JONES, editors “ Re-| Hawthorn J H, tinsmith =e 
® porter” Hawthorn N M, hotel 2] 
Ka Stewart & Grove, saloon Higgins Thomas, carpenter [— 
™ Tarpy ——, blacksmith Hull Bros, hotel = 
™ nm Tucker Mrs, lodging-house Hull James, blacksmith = 
nia Vockovich ——, saloon JEFFREYS 8 M, postmaster c 
w? =) Williams & Co, livery stable vefirey T & Co, gen mdse aa) 
r) Ay basen Jenning W C, county commissioner a) 
| WAHA Jones H, blacksmith — 
a feo) $ Kaufman, Haas & Durkheimer, general |2 
8 S Naz Perces Country. A post-office, pegs o 
t elley coroner 
er m bs; CLARK L P, postmaster Landis Daniel, tretesyaad a 
b PoE aryatt attorney-at-law 
" & WARRENS, McCulle John W, carpenter = 
Mickey F M, county commissioner 
©| Ipano County. Post-office Washing- | Miller Charles, boot and shoemaker =< 
alad ton; 100 miles from Mt. Idaho. eres 2 C, notary public and attor- = 
ney-at-law 
Benson & Hexter, gen mdse Morehead R & Co, flour-mill Ya 
ise Q Grostein & Binnard, gen mdse Peterson M, brewery e ‘igs 
pepttonseer Sater Giles, physician . 
WASHINGTON. Shannon Thomaa, justice of the peaco | sg 
? _ _ | Shaw James, feed stable ° 
©} Ivano County. A post-office, in a rich | Shaw William, livery and feed 
ped| mineral district, 473 miles from Win- | Utley E E, probate judge oS 
Q oO nemucca, Nevada, and is reached by | “Wr: ER CIT LE ADER,” Ha- = 
7 stage via Boise City, worth & Stine proprietors a] 
chan- Fxa Bemis C, saloon Williams C T, physician “A 
©! Benson & Hexter, gen mdse York J M, county treasurer 
Crooks & Bentz, meat market — © 
Fal] tearts Fos, Hotel WEISER CITY. = 
el 07) £5] Freedenrich A, postmaster and general Wasuineton County. See Weiser | S$ 
Y) @|_somerchandise Bridge. — 
mdse | y Grostein & Binnard, gen mdse I 
A | Kelly & Dyer, blacksmiths WESTON. 73 
% Smeard A D, justice of peace ; —F 
C) Willey N B, attorney-at-law Onzrpa County. A post-office, 8 miles | 
Te ee west of Franklin. 
eu WEISER BRIDGE. ane ORE sone! ia 
at) Wasutnaton County. A post and ex- | Hoopes & Warner, boots and shoes ah 
ug ress office, 64 miles northwest of] Jesperson —, flour-mill ; Db 
is Ex Poise City. McCullough H, mason and lime kiln 
Se @ | Adams G W, attorney-at-law ~” 
3 “4 fe] Allison pis peaeye and tax collector WESTWOOD. = 
. Bain F B, butcher " 
; ; —~4a Cope S B, bla slanitlh Koorenat County. See Rathdrum. S 
7” Cox J B, saloon 
saloon | 3: aa Cuddy John, saw and grist-mill, post- WOODBINE. | 
134 office Salubria, Washington County a 
1 mer: | 22 Eshorn W P, butcher Atruras County. A post-office. nt 
eb Everett M, county commissioner Baxter John, general merchandise 3 
i? $4} Fletcher Mra M J, hotel THIRIOT A D, postmaster on 
saloon | 4 ©} Gray & Bro, saloon Thiriot & Armstrong, general merchen- | 
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CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING. ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


MONTANA. 


See, also, List of Towns Received Too Late for Regular Insertion. 


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Lytna between latitude 44° 15’ and 49° north, and longitude 104° and 116° 
west, is one of our most isolated dependencies, It is bounded on the north b 
British America, on the east by Dakota and by a short distance along the With 
meridian by Wyoming, on the south by Wyoming and Idaho and on the west by 
Idaho. Its length east and west is 540 miles, and its average breadth is 275 
miles, having an area of 145,776 square miles, or, in round numbers, 93,296,640 
acres, of which 38,000,000 are unexcelled for grazing purposes, 16,000,000 are of 
exhaustless fertility and susceptible of a high cultivation, 14,000,000 are rich in the 
possesssion of an excellent growth of timber and the remainder, that which is not 
covered by streams and lakes, can be classed as mineral lands, from which more 
than $150,000,000 were taken during the first seventeen years following its settle. 
ment. One cannot form an adequate conception of its extent until the fact is 
stated that its area is equal to more than that of England, Scotland, Wales and 
Ireland combined, or the six New England States and the State of New York in 
our own country. When we consider, therefore, that a population numbering 
many millions is supported by each of those sections, with no natural advantages 
superior to those which can be obtained in this vast empire, it cannot be doubted 
that in a few years this must be the scene of equal commercial and manufacturing 
activivy over the broad bosom of whose majestic rivers an interchange of the re- 
spective productions must be had with our foreign consigns. Its great diversity 
OF peactifeany its genial, healthful climate and the magnificence of its unequalled 
scenery are features that cannot long be lost sight of. A destiny that every 
patriotic citizen would feel a pride in must be the crown that will adorn the his- 
tory of the young Territory in the near future. 

Montana is conceded to be by eminent authority second to none as a stock- 
raising region, although experiments, it is true, in this direction have been some- 
what Fimited: yet enough has been done to satisfy good judges conclusively that 
her standing is unassailable. The lands are all open toentry and actual settlers 
should bear in mind the importance attached to a speedy location in this El Do- 
rado. It is to be regretted that the nature of this work is such that anything 
more than a brief notice of the attractive features is rendered impossible. There 
is sufficient material to fill a volume of no mean proportions. 

Malaria diseases or epidemics are never known, while the winters generally 
aie exceedingly mild. @ 


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Carey Nicholas, postmaster 
ADA. CAREY & COHCY, general merchan- 
Custer County. dise 


: Carey W H P, notary public 
PARKER ADA, postmistress Morne John W, phociee 


Perigo F F, blacksmith 
ADOBETOWN. Sedman & McGregory, stock raisers 


Mapison County. A post-office, 2 ie 
miles northwest of Virginia City. ALLERDICE. 
Populatior 120. Beaver Heap County. A_ post-office. 


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Peate John, saloon and gen mdse 


TINGER JOHN H, proprietor U and 
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ANDERSONVILLE. 


MxacHer County. A post-office, 


Brown C D, farmer 

Dean N H, blacksmith 

Eaton & Poupeney, gen mdse 
McAdow & Dexter, gen mdse 
Sanborn C S & Co, butchers 
Sandusky & Hamilton, saloon 


ARDRUM. 


Missouta County. A post-office. 


OKEEFFE.C 0, postmaster 
ARGENTA. 


BeavER Hrap County. A post-office, 
12 miles northeast of Bannack City. 
Population 75. 


Ball E S, smelter 
Bray C & John, mine owners 
Fletcher J P, freighter 
CH E, general merchandise and 

stmaster 
Johnson P P, stock dealer 
Paxan KE, rancher 
Ranenscraft Thos, miner 
Ranenscraft Wm, bootmaker 
Scott L, mine owner 
Smith C, rancher and sheep raiser 


BANNACK CITY. 


BeavER Heap County. A post-office; 
the county seat, 150 miles southwest 
of Helena. It has express and mail 
connections with Virginia City, and 
is dependent on the gold-bearing ledges 
in the immediate vicinity for its sup- 
port. Its population is 300, 

Dempsey & Co, gen mdse 

Dunlap Mrs Kate C, druggist 

Graeter A B, county clerk and recorder 
and clerk district court . 

Harby James, brewery and saloon 

Reinhart David, sheriff and assessor 

Roe I & Bro, bankers 

Sears A F, notary public 

Shineberger Wm, treasurer and supt of 
schools 

Steger John, hotel 

Trask & Graves, gen mdse 

Watson Thos, blacksmith 

WRIGHT A F, gen mdse and post- 

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master 
Wright & Gray, butchers 


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BARRATTS. 


Post-office Dillon. A station on the 
Utah & Northern Ry, 8 miles from 
Dillon and 340 miles from Ogden. 


COLWELL M 


BASIN. 
JEFFERSON County. A post-office. 


Bessette Thomas, saloon 
Calvin A, hotel 

Gonzie Louis, blacksmith 
Hartwell Geo H, saw-mill 
Hopkins T, saloon, 


Y TF, general merchandise 


BEAR’S MOUTH. 


Deer Lopcz County. A post-office; 9 
miles northwest of New Chicago, 


BURMINGHAM C, postmaster 


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BEAVER CREEK. 


JEFFERSON County. A post-office; 19 
miles southeast of Helena. 


REYNOLDS CLIFTON, hotel 
BEDFORD. 


JEFFERSON County. A post-office. 


Bailey D J ‘ 

Baker Wm, hotel and stable 

Baker W V, saloon 

Ballard D C, hotel and saloon 

Bunch J J, justice of peace 

Burck C, stock raiser 

Crahone Bros, saloon 

Crohen Thomas, saloon 

Dalgeam Samuel, stock raiser 

Dethrage B H, butcher 

Fisk John, stock raiser 

Fisk John H, carriage builder 

Gallagher Miss Minnie, general mdse 

Hamilton Wm, general merchandise 

Holden Wm, carpenter 

JOHNSTON G, flouring-mill, postmas- 
ter and livery stable 

Johnston Philip, miller 

Kelsey Miss, teacher 

Knight W M, blacksmith 

Lebert F, blacksmith 

Mackie John, carpenter 

McHone —, stock raiser 

McKorie & Delaney, butchers 

MeNeil Mrs S B, hotel 

Mitchell J, police 

Moore C M, drayman 

Mung Bros, saloon 


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Murry Bros, saloon 

P T ISAM, postmaster, drugs 
and notions 

Raymond H, hotel and stock raiser 

Sheriff Court, general merchandise 

Sullivan D, blacksmith 

Thorn J T, hotel 

Thorn W J, hotel 

Weir O, blacksmith 

Wilcox Mrs, hotel ~~ 


BELKNAP. 


Cuoreau County. A post-office. 


POWER T C & BRO, Indian traders 
BELMONT. 


LEwIs AND CLARKE County. 


Belmont Mining Co 

Cruse Thos, mill and mining 
Gloster Mining Co 

ENS J H, postmaster 
Jurgens & Price, general mdse 
Langden John, hotel 

| Muth & Conrad, general merchandise 
| Richards Geo, general merchandise 

: Sullivan Neil, hotel 


| BIG TIMBER, 


| GALLATIN County. A post-office. 


| Bell R A, general merchandise 

» | Dunham & Booker, general merchandise 
"mi | Ellis & McKinly, general merchandise 

| Johnnson Geo, restaurant and saloon 

g2 | Ketchrew A, restaurant and saloon 

ee | TOWER E M, butcher and saloon and 
| postmaster 

Sa Towhig Jeremiah, restaurant and saloon 
Van Horn L A, saloon 


BILLINGS. 


Custer County. A post-office. 


Allison W A, jeweler 

Anderson RK J, Winsor Hotel and saloon 
Ash Bros, brewery 

Babcock & Miles, hardware 

| Bailey & Wheeler, saloon 

Bell J N, livery 

Benton, Wells & Co, real estate agents 
Bernstein B, saloon 

Borie L A, saloon 

Camp & Penney, brickmakers 

. Clark H & Co, general merchandise 

’ Crockett, Shotwell & Benton, lumber 
Crow R, builder 

Davis T A, physician 

Douglas A S, lumber 

Faust E, baker 


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Ferguson James, grocer 

Fisher Asa, wholesale liquors 

Foley P, bricklayer 

Foster & Sons, restaurant 

Frank H, clothing 

French F M, real estate agent 

Garrison & Strong, saloon 

Gilmer & Salisbury, stage line 

pe D, clothing 

Goss J R, attorney-at-law 

Grampf E & Co, brewery 

Graves & Barney, furniture 

Griswold H H, dentist 

Hanson §, ote furnishing goods 

Harwood E W, attorney-at-law 

Heffner H C, baker 

Hendry J E, clothing 

Herriman L M, saloon 

Holgman D, clothing 

HORE C W, real estate agent 

Hoskins & Co, butchers 

Houghton G W, saloon 

Jobes W V, general merchandise 

Johnson & Stoneman, gen mdse 

Kaufman & Freeman, butchers 

Kelley B B, physician 

Kingsbury & H 
fruits 

Klamback C, bricklayer 

Kloss Nick, saloon 

Kreigen & Oakes, hardware 

pen | & Elliott, bakers 

Lee E H, sewing machines 

Losekamp J & Sons, boots and shoes 

Mugnolia Restaurant 

Mains M G, jeweler 

Marks & Soule, general merchandise 

Martin J W, stationery 

McAdow P W & Co, gen mdse 

Millis & Thompson, gen mdse 

Moore Alex, bricklayer 

Morgan F M, builder 

Mosley D & Co, stationery 

Mullin T J, saloon 

Nickey J J, builder 

Parker D M, physician 

Pendleton W OC, fruits and notions 

Phelps S H, fruits and notions 

Powers M M, saloon 

Prebles Mrs, restaurant 

Rademaker M B, saloon 

Rauk Bros, harness and saddlery 

Richmond T F, attorney-at-law 

Russell J D, wholesale liquors 

St James’ Restaurant 

Sawyer & Livegue, builders 

Schimmel F W, jeweler 

Shannon & Hull, druggists 

Shaw & Duffield, builders 

Sheridan House 


Smith H C D, druggist 
Smith J W & Co, wholesale liquors 
Stebbins, Post & Mund, bankers 


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Silverberg & Peaslee, wholesale liquors 


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Swetland W, saloon 
Thompson Owe Bro, gen mdse 
Town & Burk, livery 
Tulley, Hart & Freese, hardware 
Van Cleve & Wadsworth, real estate agts 
Van Doren & Co, clothing 
Van Loon Paul, saloon 
Welch & Doheny, saloon 
Wheatley Bros, livery stable 
W, agent Martinsdale 

& Billing’s 8 Line and postmaster 
Wilde Samuel, attorney-at-law 
Woolfolk & Hersey, druggists 
Wustrum & Carter, lumber 


BIRNEY’. 
Custer County. A post-office, 


Bourn F, stock raiser 

Brandenberg —, stock raiser 

Burfiend Bros, stock raisers 
Crittendon R J, farmer 

Lay E, farmer 

Northropp Chas, lumber dealer 
Padget & Co, stock raisers 

Scott & Hank, stock raisers 

Smith Geo, farmer 

Strader Chas, contractor and fréighter 
Strader John, contractor and freighter 
Vangaskin & Co, stock raisers 
Westerwelt F, stock raiser 


BLACKFOOT CITY. 


Deer Lopcz County. A post-office, 
25 miles northeast of Deer Lodge City. 
Population 100. 

BIRDSEYEC G, general merchandise 

Hall John, saloon 

Quigley J R, general merchanise 

Spear Saul W, general merchandise 

Swartz & Tibbitts, saw-mill 


BOULDER VALLEY. 


JEFFERSON County. A post-office, 30 
miles northwest of Radersburg. - 


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Dracey Wm, saloon 
Jefferies R W, gen mdse and butcher 
MURRAY T A, general merchandise 
Northrop C, livery stable 
Smith J G, saloon 


BOZEMAN. 


GatLatin County. A_ post-office; the 
county seat, 96 miles southeast of 
Helena. The valley in which it is 
situated is charming and very fertile. 
An excellent quality of bituminous coal 


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Cook 8 W,’ blacksmith bai 
pore yi D, saloon 

looper ter, guns and ammunit; 
Clark AP, cotistable iia 
Didawick J, justice of peace 
Esler Frank, harness and saddlery 
Ellis J, groceries and liquors 
Edwards T R, attorney-at-law 
Frick Edvard, barber 
Fridley 71 F, livery stable 
Gallatin Mills, P W McAdow & Bro 
Harper Francis, blacksmith 
Kleinschmidt & Bro, groceries 
Lewis S W, barber 
pon io S W, druggist 

ckey Bros, grocery and bake: 
Lamme A & do, Sih indies i 
Mulvany BT & Co, blacksmith 
May RF, fancy goods 
Warfield Mrs, dressmaker 
Monroe Dr G W, physician 
McKenzie W S, sheriff 
Nichols G R, hardware 
Osborn S H, druggist 
Oakwood & Mitchell, saloon 
Rich Chas, groceries 
Strasburger & Sperling, gen mdse 
Skehan Philip, Laclede otel 
Spencer M H, dentist 
Speith & Krug, brewery 
Schwabe Wn, tailor 
Selin John A, masonry, etc 
STORY NELSON, banker 
Switzer J C, county coroner 
Taylor J H, postmaster, books and fan- 

cy goods 
Thompson & Bequette, painters 
Thomas Geo D and L A, flouring-mill 
Vivion R P, attorney-at-law 
Wakefield Geo W, hotel 
Wilson Davis, registrar U S Land Office 
Wilson L 8, clothier, boots and shoes 
Worsham P P, saloon 


BRASSEY. 


MEAGHER County, A post-office. 


BRASSEY E (, postmaster 
BRIDGEVILLE. 


GALLATIN County. 


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BUELL. 


Custer County. A post-office. 


CRABTREE ISAAC, postmaster 
BUTTE CITY. 


StrverR Bow County. A_ post-office; 
the second city of importance of 
the Territory, situated on the slo 
above Summit Valley, seven miles 
above Silver Bow. The discovery of 
rich lodea in January, 1875, and the 
introduction of sufficient capital to 
warrant their development to their 
greatest capacity, cast the glorious 
sunlight of a permanent growth over 
the place, and i* now has a population 
of 4,000. With lenroved acilities 
for transportation, and an outlet by 
Utah & Northern Ry. tothe Union 
Pacific, she must become a city of no 
little importance. Her schools are 
good and the health is remarkably 

ne. 


ABBEY A A (Wiggin & Abbey), 
aang i 

Abrim MS, pawnshop 

Allain Oscar, saloon 

Amsden —, physician 

LD & SILVER MIN- 

ING CO, Marcus Daly superintendent 

Anderson Fred C, barber 

Andrieux C A (Curtis & Andrieux) 

Ardueser A B, locksmith 

Ashby S C (Ashby & Smith) 

Ashby & Smith (S C Ashby and H B 
Smith), fire insurance 

AYLESWORTH WN (Aylesworth & 
McFarland), Broadwa 

Bacon Montford S, oculist and aurist 

Baker J C, produce and grain 

Baker Thomas T, US deputy and county 
surveyor 

Baldwin J T, city attorney 

Barnard A W, mining operator 

Barnett H, dry goods 

BABRRET A H (Barret & Jacky), Park 

BARRET & JACKY (A H Barret 


and C Jacky), saddles and harness, 


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Barrett G (Barrett & Trahnt) 

Barrett & Trabnt (G Barrett and J 
Trahnt), saloon 

Bartlett J H (Bartlett & Patterson) 

Bartlett & Patterson (J H Bartlett and 
H W Patterson), carpenters 

Barton Mra J J, dressmaker 

BEAL G W, proprietor Centennial 
House, Main 

C A & CO (C A Beeler, 

J Talbot and D Leary), saloon and 
brewery, 363 Wyoming 


Bennet T A (Davis & Bennet) 
B TEL 


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Bonner E L& Co (E L Bonner, J H 
Robinson and M J Connell), dry 


goods 
Bowen E M, propr Butte City Hotel 
Bowes James M, furniture 
BOYCE JAMES B (Sands & Boys 
ain 
Boyer Alfred, saloon 
Brown & Dovenspeck (Fred Brown and 
J cag af meat market 
Brownleo M B (Hoge, Brownlee & Co) 
Butler J D (Richardson & Butler) 
Butte City Hotel, E M Bowen propr 
Butte Furniture’Co (W Herman, M Klee 
and T Ehret) ‘ 
Butte Hardware Co, A J Davis pres, P 


A Largey supt 

; TE " (daily), Miner's 
Publishing Co, Broadway 

California Brewery, Chas Schmidt and 
L Lienemann proprs 

Carlton G W, editor and mgr “In 
Mountain Freeman” 

Carns WN, mgr W U Tel Co 

T M, ivery stable, Main 

Carroll J C, justice of the peace 

Casey & Brophy (G H Casey and Pp 
Brophy), general merchandise 

C Hi (Perron, Wall & Co), Park 

Centennial Brewery, Schmidt & Gamer 


roprs 
CENTENNIAL HOUSE. @ W Beal 
proprietor, Main 


Chauvin J, furniture and second-hand 


goods 

Cherbono Ed, blacksmith 

Clark H S, business agency 

Clark & Parady, hoisting works 

Cobb Miss H (Deering & Cobb) 

Cohen Alex, groceries 

Cohen D H, pawnbroker 

Cohen D Sr, groceries 

Joleman John, groceries 

Coleman W (W Coleman & Co) 

Coleman W & Co (W Coleman and§ 
Lewis), general merchandise 

Conlon Patrick, saloon 

Connolly N H (N H Connolly & Co) 

Connolly N H & Co (N H Connolly and 
A W McIntire), livery stable 

Connor R H (Stanley & Connor) 

Copinns William, clothing 

Cornelius J M, saloon 

Cowan J F (Owsley, Valiton & Co) 

Curtis & Andrieux (J H Curtis and 0 A 
Andrieux), real estate 

Curtis CC, fruits 

Curtis Mrs C C, millinery 

Curtis J H (Curtis & Andrieux) 

D’Acheul H A (Paschen & D’Acheul) 

Dahl H C, bowling alley 


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Mantle manager, }'.vd Lockley edi- 
tor, West Broadway 
Dal: C (Daly & Morehouse) 
Daly & Morehouse (C Daly and I More- 
house), saloon 
Dancereault M D, fur dealer 
DAY. AJ SOE Erson & ee) 
VIS BEW » president First 
National Bank, Wa . 
Davis & Bennet (M Davis and T A Ben- 
net), assayers 
Davis M (Davis & Bennet) 
Davis Paul, restaurant 
Deckelman A T, cigars and tobacco 
Decker Charles, carpenter 
Deering & Cobb (Miss J C Deering and 
Miss H Cobb), millinery and fancy 


goods 
Deering Miss J C (Deering & Cobb) 
Dellinger D N, hardware and stoves 
Deslauries A, blacksmith 
De Witt W H (Randolph & De Witt) 
De Wolfe S, attorney 
Dixon W W, attorney-at-law 
Dolls John, clergyman (Catholic) 
Dolman P R, commission aud storage 
Donnell, Clark & Larabie (R W Don- 
rell, W A Clark, andS E Larabie), 
bankera 
Doud A (Mullville & Doud) 
Duffy John H, attorney 
Dunkle G W, agt Wanamaker & Brown, 
Philadelphia 
Durand W M, feed stable 
Du Rell BM&Co(B M Du Rell), gro- 
ele J h, bake 
e Joseph, bakery 
Earecte | M, bootmaker 
Ehret T (Butte Furnishing Co) 
Emerson Mrs J M, dressmaker 
Engel Gilbert, second-hand goods 
Ernst George, National Loan Office 
Esson Robert C (Tuttle, Esson & Co) 
Estes S A (Lee W Foster & Co) 
EUSTIS A (Eustis, Moffitt & Rich- 
ards), Park 
EUSTIS, MOFFITT & RICHARDS 
(A Eustis, T Moffitt, and W A Rich- 
ards), meat market, Park 
Farrell Dennis, saloon 
Faulk Ben, meat market 
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Aniirew 
Davis president, Joseph A Elyde 
cashier, Main 
FITSCHEN GEO C, saloon, Main 
FORBIS JORN F (Knowles & Forbis), 
ain 
Foster Lee W (Lee W Foster & Co) | 
Foster Lee W & Co (Lee W Foster and 
S A Estes, and A Kleinschmidt, 
Helena), groceries and liquors 
Fox J D, watchmaker 


ing Co, Lee| F 


» proprietor 
‘‘In-Mountain Freeman,’ Main 
FRENCH MILO, boarding and lodgin 
East Quartz ° ing 
Freyschlag E C (Fred Gamer & Co) 
Galbraith Wm J, county judge 
Gamble Peter D, produce 
Gamer Daniel (Schmidt & Gamer) 
Gamer Fred (Fred Gamer & Uo) 
Gamer Fred & Co (Fred Gamer and EC 
Freyschlag), boots and shoes 
Garrin J Jay, clergyman (Methodist) 
Gilbert & Tylor, books and stationery 
Girard F X, blacksmith 
Gleason F E, dentist 
Goldsmith & Co, clothing, 
Gordon A, blacksmith ; 
GORDON JOHN A, proprietor Thea- 
ter Comique, Main 
Grand Central Hall, F H Buzzard propr 
Grenier, Fornie & Co, blacksmiths 
Grix Robert (Richards & Grix) 


HAMILTON T 8 (Houser C B & Co), 
Park 


Harper Joseph H, civil engineer and 
surveyor 

Harris Albert, watchmaker 

Harris D L, meat market 

Hassel R B, supt public instruct’ sa 

Heits & Co, butchers 

Herbert Charles, saloon 

Herman W (Butie Furniture Co) 

Heyman & Co (A Heyman), cigars and 
tobacco 

Heyman L, saloon 

Hodgman W A, saddles and harness 

Hoge, Brownlee & Co (Wm L Hoge, M 
B Brownlee, F E Sargeant and F R 
McConnell), bankers 

Hoge W L (Hoge, Brownlee & Co) 

Holt F (Stoll & Holt) 

Hoppe H J, brewery 

Horn Johu, carpenter 

Hough C P, physician 


HOUSER C B (Houser C B & Co), 
Park 


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HOUSER C B&CO (C B Houser, TS 
Hamilton and W G Pfouts), wines 
and liquors, Park 

Houseworth S (Houseworth & Tonkin) 

Houseworth & Tonkin (S Houseworth 
and S Tonkin), saloon 

Hurst H (Kuhwarth & Hurst 

Huson E T, saloon 

HYDE JA, cashier First National 
Bank, Main 4 

“IN-MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, 
Legh R Freeman proprietor, G V 
Carlton editor and business manger, 
Main 

Irvine Caleb E, probate judge 

Irvin Geo W, clerk of district court 


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Irvine & Waterbury, notaries public} Manning Mrs Annie, cigars, tobacco 
and conveyancers and fruits 
Jacky C (Baret & Jacky) Manning L E, notary public 
TACK WM M (Kinna & Jack), 300 and | MANT LEE, darks daily ‘Tp. 
362 Main, and chairman county com-| ter Mountain,” West Broadway 
missioners, Court House Mantle & Marsh, insurance agents 
January I W, physician Maratta; Mrs E, fruits, cigars and to. 
Jenks J D & Son, contractors and} bacco 
builders U 8, (Marchessean & 
Johnston J C, physician Valiton), 350, cor Main and Granite 
Jones Henry, merchant tailor MAR U_ & VALITON (8 
Julian Joseph (Julian & Sturtdrige) Marchesseau and Peter Valiton), gen- 
Julian & “Sturtdrige (Joseph Julian] eral merchandise, 350, cor Main and 
and Thomas Sturtdrige), saloon Granite 


restaurant, Broadwa. Mauldin W T, cigar factory 
Keith S i B, rs engineer y Mathews James, wholesale liquors and 


Kellogg G A (Ringeling & Kellogg) __ | __ cigars 
Kiug & Lowry & F King aut TM Mather CW (Lynch & Mather) 

Lowry), saloon Matlaw F E, physician 
Bing &F (ine & erry) Monvoy! Tr ite inode t 
KINNA & JACK (John Kinna and) vi opride Francis T, attorney at, 

a ’ -at-la 

a. Jack), hardware, 360 and 362 MoCarth Je rry, saloon y Ww 
KINN i cConne (Hoge, Brownlee & Co 

and [A JOHN (insia'® Seok), 200 McConnell N J, contractor and build. 
Kirby ‘Mrs Frank (Nash & Kirby) McConville J A, merchant tailor 
Kirkendall Hugh, freighter McPARLAND D | 
Klee M (Butte Furniture Co) cFARLAN “ibe te eas ylesworth & 
KNOWLES & FORBI3 (H Knowles} McIntire A W (N HC 

and J F Forbis), attorneys, Granite McMILLAN k A, ee i 
KNOWLES H (Knowles & Forbis),| carriagemaker, Park 

Granite McNulty G A, dentist 
Kuhwarth E (Kuhwarth & Hurst) Mendelsohn J. cigars and news depot 
Kuhwarth & Hurst (E Kuhwarth and H | Merrill J M, assayer 


Hurst), saloon : Meyers —, assayer 
Lamb Rev M C, clergyman (Baptist) MINER PUBLISHING"CO, publish- 
Largey P A, supt Butte Hardware Co ers ‘Daily Miner’”’ 


Laspeyre & Savage (T Laspeyre and J | MITCHELLE MISS JENNIE, cigars 
A Savage), attorneys-at-law and tobacco, Park 
Laspeyre T (Laspeyre & Savage) MOFFITT T (Eustis, Moffitt & Rich. 
Lee J (Stanberg & Lee) ards), Park 
Leiter E G (Leiter & Wise) Moore C H, books and stationery 
Leiter & Wise (E G Leiter and L Wise), | Morehouse J (Daly & Morehouse) 
tailors Morier Mrs Eliza, lodging-house 
Lesher J B, bootmaker Morris Bros (J L, M and David Morris), 
Lewis Geo S, groceries general merchandise 
Lewis S (W Coleman & Co) Morris J L (Morris Bros) 
Leyson J H (Leyson & Turck) Mount Vernon Hotel, Mrs N Nash and 
Leyson & Turck Ae M Turck and J H MOURT A COTE 
pyson), jewelers SOLIDATED 
Lienemann {* brewery and saloon MINING CO, Walter Mackay super: 
Lippincott W I, snore intendent 
Linsey G H, Pacific Express Co Mulville & Giard, blacksmiths and 
ED, editor daily ‘‘In- horseshoers - 
ter Mountain,’ West Broadway Mullville S (Mullville & Doud) 
Loeber Fred, Butte Market Murray John, barber 
Lowry Thomas L, sheriff Murray Peter, saloon 
Lynch & Mather (J H Lynch ard C W | Nadeau Joseph A, restaurant 
Mather), saloon Napton H P, attorney-at-law 
Maguire C, parlor ornaments Napton Thomas L, attorney-at-law 
Lowry T M (King & Lowry) Nash Mrs Martha (Nash & Kirby) 
Lynch J H (Lynch & Mather) Newton Bros (C W and T P Newton), 
MAHONEY L, saloon, Park druggists 


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NILEN, TUGGLE & CO., Ship Plan, all kinds, *azd reaper 


Newton C W and T P (Newton Bros) 

Newton T P (Walker & Newton) 

NIEDENHOFEN CATHARINE, va- 
rieties, Park 

Nissler Christian, saloon 

Northwestern Forwarding Co, coal, 
salt, etc 

Oettinger Isaac, cigars and tobacco 

ORIGINAL BUTTE MINING CO, 
Marcus Daly superintendent 

Ornstein M & Bro (M and B Ornstein), 
meat market 

ie hag Valiton & Co (Wm Owsley, H 

_G@ Valiton and J F Cowan), livery 
stable 

Owsley Wm (Owsley, Valiton & Co) 

Palmer C M, jeweler 

Paschen & D’Acheul (H N Paschen and 
H A D’Acheul), druggists 

Paschen H N (Paschen & D’Acheul) 

Pasco J F (Richards & Pasco) 

Paxson E S, sign and scenic painter 

PATTEN F g W, insurance agent, 

ain 

Patterson H W (Bartlett & Patterson) 

Paxson E, painter 

Pemberton W G, attorney-at-law 

PERRON J D (Perron, Wall & Co), 


ark 

PERRON, WALL &°CO (J D Perron, 
T A Wall and A H Caza), lumber 
yard, Park 

Petritz John, hotel and brewery 

Pettit B, furniture 

PFOUTS W G (Houser C B & Co), 
Park 

Pinkham W, auction and commission 

Potting John I’, meat market 

Potting & Pasco], butchers 

Provost Charles, saloon 

Randolph & De Witt (G C Randolph 
and W Hi De Witt), attorneys-at-law 

Randolph G C (Randolph & De Witt) 

Read Wn, assessor 

Redenger Fred, barber 

RENSHAW JAMES, machinery and 
engineers’ supplies agent Knowles’ 
Steam Pump Works, Fraser & Chal- 
mers, 364 Main 

Renshaw R-bert M, Opera House 

Reynolds E D, mining and general ma- 
chinery 

Richards E S (Richards & Grix) 

Richards & Grix (ES Richards and Rob- 
ert Grix), books and stationery and 
music 

Richards & Pasco (Wm Richards and 
J F Pasco), saloon 

RICHARDS W A (Eustis, Moffitt & 
Richards), Park ~> 

Richards Wm (Richards & Pasco) 

Richardson & Butler (C H Richardson 
and J D Butler), saloon 

Richardson OC H (Richardson & Butler) 


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Ringeling & Kellogg (N B Ringeli 
. a sf Kellogg), furveyor ey 
geling ingeling & Kello 
Roberts & Co (G M Roberts), etindk 
hand goods 
Roberts H D, meat market 
Robinson & Stapleton, attorneys 
Roeser & Keeler (Mrs Annie Rueser and 
S Keeler), restaurant 
Rosenstein H D, tailor 
Russell Rev J R, clergyman (Presby- 
terian) 
ae T va hotographer 
erock Restaurant and ing- 
aaa nt and Lodging 
Sands & Boyce, gen mdse and carpets 
Pee H B, butcher 
ackett (Stackpole, Simpson & Co) 
ST NICHOLAS HOTEL, Aylesworth 
& McFarland, Broadway 
Salvadore Mining Co, L Stettheimer = 


supt 

SANDS & BOYCE (J and A Sands and | =< 
James R Boyce), dry goods, Main 

SANDS J D A (Sands & Boyce), 
Main 

Sarchet G B, physician 

Sargeant F E (Hoge, Brownlee & Co) 

Savage J A (Laspeyre & Savage) 

Schetzline Chas, painter 

Scheuer F V, groceries 

Schlesinger Chas, cigars and liquors 

Schmidt Chas, brewery and saloon 

Schmidt Leopold (Schmidt & Gamer) 

Schultze C, saloon 

Shaffer Jacob, barber 

Sherwood G, cigars and fruits 

Shields James & Co (James Shields & 
Murphy Neel & Co, Helena, Caplice 
& Smith, Phillipsburg, Montana), gro- 
ceries 

Shippen Harry W, cigars, tobacco and 

roduce , 

Shippen W C, agency Crown, Singer | 
& Davis sewing machines 

Shodair & Son (K M and L W Shodair), 
candy factory 

Shodair K M and L W (Shodair & Son) 

Silverman I, ladies fancy goods 

SIMPSO §, barber, Main 

ne Wm (Stackpole, Simpson & | 

0) 

Singer J C, furniture 

Sirois Naraire, groceries 

Smith H B(Ashby & Smith) 

Smith H & Co (H Smith), saloon 

Smith Rev James E, pastor Congrega- | 
tional Church 

Smith Mrs L, millinery 

Smith L P, marshal 

Smith W Edward, postmaster 

Spcckart A (A Speckart & Co) 

Speckart A & Co (A Speckart,'L Schmidt | ¢ 
& D Garn), wholesale liquors 


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Flags, Banners. etc.. at NORCROSS & CO., 
Masonic Temple, No. 6 Post Street, 8. F. 


1390 Montana—Butte City. 


Speer W O, attorney-at-law 
Stackpole & Botkin, druggists 
preanrce E S (Stackpole, Simpson & 


0) 

Stackpole, Simpson & Co (ES Stack- 
pole, Wm Simpson and F M Sackett), ' 
druggists 

Stanley & Connor (J Stanley and R H 
Connor), groceries 

StanleyU (Stanley & Connor) 

Stenberg & Lee (O Stenberg and J Lee), 
painters 

Stenberg O (Stenberg & Lee) 

Stoll & Holt (J Stoll and F Holt), horse- 
shoers : 

Stoll J (Stoll & Holt) 

Stoner I W (Wade & Stoner) 


Stout M, blacksmith 

Stultz J, brewery 

Sturtdrige Thomas (Julian & Sturt. 
drige) 

Sullivan J T, jeweler 

Summers M J, bootmaker 

Summit Valley Lumber Co, James A 
Maxwell 

Talent Mrs Clara P, music and musical 
instruments 

Taylor Fred, auctioneer 

Taylor & Pinkham, auction and com. 
mission 

The Lexington Foundry, Tuttle, Esson 
& Co proprietors 

THEATRE COMIQUE, John A Gor. 


don proprietor, Main 


Theatre Comique. 


MAIN STREET, 


BUTTH CITY. 


MONTANA. 


OPEN THE YEAR ROUND. 


JOHN A. GORDON. . 


Proprietor and Manager. 


TIVOLI BEER HALL. 


Corner of Main and Park Streets, 


Thibault Mrs L P, dressmaker 

Thomas J D, groceries 

Thompson F A, dentist 

Thompson James, physician and coroner 

Thompson Wm, lumber 

Tillotson Rev C R, pastor Episcopal 
Church 

Todd Geo W, saloon 

Todd Mrs G W, dressmaker 

Todd Robert A, dentist 

Todd Mrs, physician 

TOM? S W F, commission and 
auction, Park 

Tonkin S (Houseworth & Tonkin) 


Totamo George F, cigar mfr 

Trahnt J (Barrett & Trahnt) 

Trambley Julius, bootmaker 

Trowbridge C B & Co, wholesale and 
retail liquors 

Tugas & Co, blacksmiths 

Turck C M (Leyson & Turck) 

Tuttle S (Tuttle, Esson & Co) 

Valiquett L R, furniture factory 

Valiton H G (Owsley, Valiton & Co) 

VALITON PETER (Marchesseau & 
Valiton), 350 cor Main and Granite 

Van Gundy J E, saloon 

Venable J M, treasurer and collector 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, "Works She Sicin Street ban Sranclecs” 


CONKLIN BROS.., 


CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD Woods,” 


Montana—Butte City-Cooke. 


Vogel R, lodging-house 
Stoner), Jivery and feed stable 


“SF } Wade T O (Wade & Stoner) 


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Wagner Daniel, restaurant 
Walker A M (Walker & Newton) 


P Newton), lumber yard 
WALL T A (Perron, Wall & Co), 


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WARFIELD JAMES, livery stuble, 
ain 


Warren George, boots and shoes 
Waterbury E B, public administrator 
Welch Daniel J, treasurer 

Whattey J E, restaurant 

Western Union Telegraph Co, W N 


Carns ie 
White T H, barber 
Whitford O B, propr Miners’ Hospital 


redH sician 

WI & ABBEY (H W Wiggin 
and A A Abbey), Elite Saloon, 20 
Broadway Saige ° 

WIGGIN H W (Wiggin & Abbey), 
Broadwa 


sician 


Wingard ——, ph en 
ise 


Wise L (Leiter 


=| Wissen John, lodging-house 


Suits mad 


TAILOR. 


JOE PO 


ao| Witter A Thi GW and recorder 


WOODBURN C GH, saloon, Montana 
WYNNE E W, druggist, Park 
Zephirin F, bootmaker 


CANTON. 


MEAGHER County. A post-office, 30 
miles southeast of Helena, and 14 
‘miles southwest of Diamond City. 


WE & CO, general mer- 


chandise 


CANYON. 
Custer County. A post-office. 


ERWIN 8 H & BROS, general mer- 


chandise 


CANON CREEK. 


LEwIs AND CLARKE County. A post- 
office, 21 miles northwest of Helena. 
Population 20, 


NEYERS W S§, postmaster 
CANON FERRY. 


Meacuer County. A_ post-office, 19 
miles northwest of Diamond City. 


SHERIFF COURT, postmaster and 


general merchandise 


1391 


CENTREVILLE, 


MEAGHER County. A post-office, 20 
miles southwest of Diamond City, 
and 32 miles southeast of Helena. 


Barker James, gen mdse 

Bencher J Q, physician 

Corlett Hugh, blacksmith 

HOOVER DAVID, blacksmith 
Hoover & Dunlovy, blacksmiths’ 
McCormick James E, hotel and saloon 
McFadden C, groceries 

Moore James, ferryman 

Smith W R, general merchandise 


CHESTNUT. 


MEAGHER County. A post-office, on 
Missouri River, 68 miles northeast of 
Helena. 


HARRIS J A, postmaster 


Steele George, general merchandise 


CLANCY, 


JEFFERSON County. A post-olfice, 15 
miles southeast of Helena, Popula- 
tion 100, 


Harvey G L, sock raiser 

HILL H M, brass foundry, assayer, 
postmaster, machine shop, general 
merchandise, notary public, and tele- 

hone office 

Hill H M & Co, Clancy Flume and 
Hydraulic Mines 

Legal Tender Mining Co 

Lewis W C, blacksmith 

Milligan R A, hotel 

Redding Emanuel, shingle factory 

White Bros, saw-mill 

Wilkinson & Ludy, saloon 


CLENDENIN. 
MEAGHER County. A post office. 


Burghart Harry D, mer smelting works 
Clendeniu Mining and Smelting Co 
Dapper Joe, saloon e@ 

McDermott J P, saloon 

REED FRED W, general merchandise 


and postmaster 
Robinson E H, druggist 


COLD SPRINGS. 


Jerrerson County. A post-office. 


DOHERTY JOHN, postmaster. 
COOKE. 


Gatiatin County. A post-office. 


Street, 8. KF. Oregon Ash, Maple and Alder. 


8 & 20 Spear St. 
San Vrancison 


“LSVO9 JHL NO ANVAWND INIUV ONY JHld SLIYOAVA JH SI “OO SONVANSNI NNS 


Montana—Butte City. 


DAILY AND WEEKLY 


inter Tiountatu, 


PUBLISHED AT 


BUTTE CITY, MONTANA, 


BY THE 


INTER MOUNTAIN PUBLISHING COMPANY (Incorporatea), 


The Leading Newspaper of Montana Territory, 


PE ER BEB (Ix Avvance): 


DAILY. WEEKLY. 
One Wear, by mail............... 812.00 | One Wear, by mail..............., 83.00 
Six Months, “....... COREE 6.00 | Six Montha, “ ............ vas 150 
Three ‘ Litas Ara tyr ath 3.00| Three ‘ 1 esas cree tH an 1,00 


Advertising Rates and Specimen Copies furnished on application, 


és Eis mete mises isis Suaee ce Sieg Guide Ei a os CS Le laa rt do a 


The Leading Mining Authority of the Territory, 


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Is now recognized as the LIVELIEST and MOST PERMANENT, 


SUBSTANTIAL MINING CAMP IN THE UNITED STATES, 


Ite immense true figsure veins of Silver, Copper and Gold are being developed 
deeper eVery year, and hence immense quantities of Mining 
Machinery are required to carry on the work. 


Seg Atm Se as 


aces eee 


THE ATTENTION OF 
Mining, Machinery and Mining Supplies’ Dealers and Manufacturers 


ESPECIALLY IS 


DIRECTED TO OUR ADVERTISIXG COLUMNS 
AS 


THE BEST MEDIUM IN THE WHOLE NORTHWEST 
Through which to make themselves known in this Territory, 


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Montana— Butte City. 


DAILY AND SEMI-WEEKLY. 


PUBLISHED AT 


BUTTE, MONTANA, 


The Foremost Silver and Copper Mining Camp on the 
Continent, and 


PRINCIPAL CITY IN THE TERRITORY. 


THE LOCATION, CIRCULATION, &ND TIME OF ESTABLISHMENT 


MAKE IT THE 
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM 
IN MONTANA. 
TERMS: 
DAILY, per Year..-.------- ------------+--- $12 00 
SEMI-WEEKLY, per Year-..-------------- 5 00 


Or at corresponding rates for shorter time. 


- | | ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION. 


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BP iA AS tS ei or hire! 


H. WACHHORST  'etehiine uivtiwine” 315 J St., Sacramento, Cal. 


MASONIC OUTFITS, 


1394 


Society Goods, etc... at NORCROSS & CO., 
Masonic Temple, No.6 Pcst Street, 8. F. 


Montana—Oooke-—Deer Lodge City. 


Macumber & Orvis, saloon 


MALIN A J & CO, contractors 


Wills Alexander, smelter 


CROW AGENCY. 


Davis R L, public administrator 
Desiodi Eli, saloon 

Dickey J E, druggist 

Donnell, Clark & Larabie, bankers 
EASTMAN J D, Intelligence Office 


Emerson O, probate judge 


Inpran Reservation County. A post- | Evens P E, wool grower 


office, 


BOKERD C §, postmaster 
DUNN, LEE & BABCOCK, general 
merchandise 


CROW CREEK. 


Gerbel John, saloon 

Glass John, watchmaker and jeweler 
Holland & Estell, livery stable 
Hophins M M, dentist 

Hulburt H A, deputy postmaster 
Irvine E H, mining superintendent 
Irvine W L & T C, stock raisers 
Jenkins J D, contractor and builder 


JEFFERSON County. Post-office Ra-| Kelley RS, mining supt 
dersburg; 3 miles southeast of Ka-{Kennon & Zenor, hardware 


dersburg. 
DOUGHERTY J E, general merchan- 


18¢ 


DEARBORN. 


LEWIS AND CLARKE County. A post- 
office. 


Ellis C H, hotel 
Gillette W C, notary public 
Labriche Charles D, lime merchant 
Marquis Tancride, blacksmith 

T H A, general merchandise 
Ross James, school teacher 
Thomas E J, hotel and saloon 
Warner Geo, butcher 


DEER LODGE CITY. 


DeER Lopce Country. A post-office; 
the county seat, 45 miles south- 
west of Helena and 45 miles norti of 
Butte City. Population 1,500; has a 

weekly newspaper, Z'he New North- 


Khors & Belenburg, stock raisers 

Kimmerley Bros, lumber 

sth & Co, groceries and dry 
goods 

Lansing Peter, boots and shoes 

Mathews Wn, saloon 

Mayhew A E, district attorne 

McAndrews J S, county recorder 

McMahan Ed, barber 

McMasters J B, county assessor 

Meyers J H, principal public schools 

Miller W B, eraaes and saddlemaker 

JH, editor “New North 

West ” 

Mitchell A H, physician and surgeon 

Montana College Institute, W Mount- 
joy principal 

Morgan Thomas, U S signal service 

Mountjoy W, prin Montana College In- 
stitute 

Murphy, Higgins & Co, wholesale gro- 
ceries 

Napton H P, civil engineer and sur- 
veyor 

Napton T L, attorney 

Napton W, attorn 


-west, The Montana College Institute “NEW NORTH WEST ” J H Mills 
edito 


is located here, also one of the finest 
graded schools in the Territory. 


Aspling Thomas, varieties 
Aylesworth & McFarland, hotel 
Bailey & Hartwell, lumber dealers 
Batterton J Y, county commissioner 
Belenburg C H P, meat market 
Belinbury N, wholesale butcher 
Bien W, furniture 

Boisvert R, saloon 

Bonner E L & Co, general merchandise 
Bradley John, carpenter 

Burney G W, express agent 

Buxton J H, employee NPRR 
Carey Mrs W R, milliner 


r 

O’Bannon O B, land agt and U S com- 
missioner. 

O’Neill Hugh, warden U S penitentiary 

O’ Neill John, hardware 

Orvings J H, physician 

Price Frank, deputy U S marshal 

Reed H §S, insurance agt 

Richards & Co, brickmakers 

Richards Joseph, planing-mill 

Robinson J C, attorney 

Rockwell & Gross, harness and _ saddle- 
makers 

Rouleau Chas, hotel 

Scott Sam, hotel 


Cattlin T W, county supt of public) STACKPOLE & CO, druggists and sta- 


instruction 
Coleman Lewis, county treasurer 
Coleman Wm & Co, varieties 
Dashiells E D, carpenter 


HARDWOOD LUMBER @ WAGON STOCK WSxiritos, 22525" 


tioners—wholesale and retail 
STACKPOLE E §, postmaster 
Steele J W, painter 
Strang Thomas, sheriff 


CONKLIN BROS.., PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


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Montana—Deer Lodge City-Flathead. 


—_—— 


Teterault Frank, blacksmith and wag- | Rutter Robert, blacksmith 
onmaker Schulz Frank, bootmaker 

‘Tompson John, furniture mfr Selson R, saloon 

Valeten Peter, broker Shively John, wagonmaker 

Van Gundey J E, propr Western Brew- | Styles & Clutter, saloon 


e 

bi Walker Peter, baker ¢ 
Ward & ‘McAndrews, livery stable 
Whitehill H R, attorney 

Zosel A, blacksmith 


124 Market. 


chandise 
Thomson C L, groceries and fruits 
Weightman John, varieties 
Will Mrs E M, restaurant 


———— Yeomans J B, barber 
DILLON. 


ENNIS 
Beaver Heav County. A post-office,on : 
the Utah & Northern R. R., 68 miles Manson County. A post-offic: 


from Butte City. Allen & Shingleton, farmers and stuck 
* raisers 


Blivens Chas, livery stable Burns & Smith, machinists 


Brown T N & Co, hardware sbedliraechandien: end 
BUNDAGE H, publisher and proprie- |" postinaster 8 Wig aide 
tor ‘*The Dillon Tribune ; Evans Joseph, farmer and stock raiser 
Butts & Drake, contractors, builders | Ryans Wm, farmer and stock raiser 
and furniture Fletcher Wm, farmer and stock raiser 
Butts E, furniture . , | Jeffers J B, farmer and stock raiser 
Clutter John E, physician and druggist | Jeffers M D, farmer and stock raiser 
Continental Oil and Transportation Co, | Livermore Ira, machinist 
C J Gilmore agt 
Dart Geo W, tinware Lyons Robert, farmer and stock raiser 
Davis J, barber 


rH Maynard E A, farmer and stock raiser 
“DILLON TRIBUNE” (The), H | McKimmens Wn, machinist and farmer 
Bundage, publisher and proprietor 


3 and stock raiser 

Dingley D A, attorney-at-law Mitchell H B, farmer and stock raiser 

Dig ne J T, fancy goods and/| Mitchell Wm, farmer and stock raiser 
ress 


‘ J W, obi i ‘ 
Eliel Leonard, dry *goods and clothing was i RUNGE SB: na 
Fyhrie L C & Co, gen mdse Shriver & Hayden, maghinists 
Gilroy E, saddler and"harnessmaker Spaulding Don O, farmer and stock 
Goodrich M A, hotel raiser 
Green & Walters, lumber Varney & Farrell, stock raisers 
Hall R M, attorney-at-law Watkins George, farmer and stock raiser 
Hanson Mrs L, milliner Wheling OC, farmer and stock raiser 
Heyform D J, butcher Woodworth J, farmer and stock raiser 
Hirschman Chas, saloon 


Jones Harry, saloon FISH CREEK. 


Kelley Wm, saloon 
KIRKPATRICK BROS (James and|Manison Country. A post-office, 48 


Robert Kirkpatrick) general mer-| miles north of Virginia City. 
chandise 


Kupfer Mrs L, watches and jewelry, |BRUFFEY GEO A, rancher, post- 
guns, pistols, etc master, general merchandise and hotel 


Lear W J, blacksmith Ses 
FLATHEAD. 


Lewis Al, blacksmith 
Leyson & Boddy, butchers 


Leyson D, hotel MissouLa County. A post-office. There 
Lowell John W, agricultural imple-| is at this agency a fine flour-mill, 

ments saw-mill, blacksmith and carpenter | 
Marlow Ed, livery stable and saloon shop. 


Meade C, attorney-at-law Baird RM, farmer 

Miller C L, blacksmith Choynette L H, physician 

Morton Chas, bakery, confectionery and |EDDY, HAMMOND & CO, general 
fruits merchandise, L C Tuott manager 

O'Neil Patrick, hotel Ronan Peter, Indian agent 

Orem J C, blacksmith TUOTT L C, postmaster and manager 

Poindexter T W, general merchandise Eddy, Hammond & C~ 


ie ist Licenced meet me 
HARDWOOD LUMBER, St°s°E" Sao%ut: ttickery, ntaple, Cherry, eve. 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montgomery 


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SWEET & BALDWIN, general mer- 


Lyons George, farmer and stock raiser | 


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FORT ASSINABOINE. 


Cuorgau County. A post-office. 


OADWATER, McCULLOH & 


, Post traders 


FORT BENTON. 


Cuoreau County. A post-office; the 
county seat, at the head of naviga- 
tion on the Missouri River. It was 
named after the distinguished Sena- 
tor from Missouri. It has a popula- 
tion of 2,000, and there is more busi- 
ness transacted than in any town in 
Montana, or any in the United States 
of its size. Its location is beautiful,. 
being on one of the low bottoms bor- 
dering the river. Its future cannot 
be otherwise than bright, since it is 
the entrepot of a very extended trade. 

Alkesson Frank, physician” 

BAKERIG & C0, bankers, general 
merchandise gnd freighters 

Bank of Northern Montana, Collins, 


Duer & Co 

‘BENTON WEEKLY RECORD” 
(The), W H Buck editor 

Blackiston Rev S C, clergyman (Episco- 


al) 

Bathine J C, mgr for Kleinschmidt & 
Bro 

Bourassa J C, saloon 

Bryer Chas, baths and barber 

Buck Horace, attorney-at-law 

Buck & Hunt, attorneys-at-law - 

BUCK W H, editor “The Benton 
Weekly Record ” 

Bullett & Martin (Geo W Bullett and A 
A Martin), restaurant 

Castner John, coal 

Collins, Duer & Co, bankers 2 

COLLINS & STEVENSON, editors 
“River Press ”’ 

Collins T E, treas Wright & Edwards 
Mfg Co 

Conrad C §, pres Fort Benton & St 
Louis Cattle Co 

Conrad, Ethier & Embleton, ice 

Conrad W G, pres F N Bank 

Crane & Green, varieties 

Crawford Chas, livery stables 

Cumming T A & Co, insurance and real 
estate 


| Davidson & Moffitt, harness and saddles 


Demarest Rev 8 B, clergyman (Congre- 
gational) 
Dewey John W, civil engineer, architect 
and U S deputy mineral surveyor 
Donnelly J J, attorney-at-law and sec 
Wright & Edwards Mfg Co 
Dutnille Duke, barber 
Evans J J & Co, saloon 


PRISON CELLS, so°"2S3"ifaus iscer. Se. CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


afne rers of Fine 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO, 2.223 


Montana—Fort Assinaboine-Fort Benton. 


y & Diamond Work, | 19 Fen 8. id 


Fey Justus, photographer 

First National Bank of Fort Benton, 

Flas : nM A, port t dd 
anagan » postmaster and druggist 

Foster Wm, po a 

Gamble J H, bakery 

Gibson Paris & Son, stock raisers 

Grafs Mrs Annie, dressmaker - 

Harris & Strong, livery atable 

Healy J J, sheriff 

Hill Joseph S, vice-pres First National 
Bank Fort Benton and pres Wright & 
Edwards Mfg Co 

Hirshberg & Nathan, clothing 

Holland & Hackel, boots and shoes 

Hunsberger John, hotel 

Hunt W H Jr, attorney-at-law 

Kanouse J A, attorney-at-law 

Keenan & Payne, painters 

Kendall Chas, expressman 

Kennedy & Kelly (J J Kennedy and E 
Kelly), butchers 

Kleinschmidt & Bro, gen mdse, J C 
Bothine mgr 

Kneedler ——, physician 

Lepper F M, blackeinith 

Luke R A, cashier First National Bank 
of Fort Benton 

Lynch & Flint, ferrymen 

Lytle C S, attorney-at-law 
ee I & R, blacksmiths 

Mills R R, hotel 

Minor W J, druggist 

Morston O C, painter 

Murphy, Neel & Ce (John T Murphy, 
Samuel Neel, W W Higgins and EG 
Maclay), groceries and hardware 

Payne Rufus, blacksmith 

Powers T C & Bro, agts steamer lines 

Ringwald Bros & Co, brokers, watches 


and jewelr 
“ RIVER DRESS, ” Collins & Stevenson 


editors 
Rolfe H P, attorney 
Roosevelt F C, furniture 
Rosencrans L H, saddlery and harness 
Settle & Lytle, attorneys-at-law 
Settle W B, attorney-at-law 
Smith Ed, freighter 
Smith Peter, carpenter and undertaker 
Sullivan J, hote 
Sullivan Joseph, harness and saddies 
Tattan John W, attorney-at-law 
Tingley Bros, market 
Tingley Clark, freighter 
Todd Thos J & Co, liquors 
Trailkill & Crawford, livery stable 
Turner W E, physician and druggist 
Wackerlin H J & Co (H J Wackerilin, 
T C Power & Bro and I G Baker & 
Co), hardware 
Waterman & McEntyre, attorneys 
Welsh Nicholas, saloon 
Wetzel W 8, agt Coulson steamer line 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO.. WAGON LUMBER,’ 


Montana—Fort Benton-Glendale, 1397 


Wheelock I W, physician 

Wilton J eo architect and builder 

Wright & Edwards Mfg Co, J J Don- 
nelly sec 

Wright H L, vice-pres Wright & Ed- 
wards Mfg Co 


FORT CONRAD. 


CuorgEau County. Post-office Fort 
Benton. 


Kipp Joseph, general merchandise 


FORT CUSTER. 


Custer County. A post-office, 50 miles 
southwest of Miles City. Population 
800, 


BORUP CO, general merchandise 
McNutt J, restaurant 
Saunderson J, physician 
Treshman Geo, wagonmaker 


FORT KEOGH. 


Custer County. A: post-office, 3 miles 
southwest of Miles City. 


MACQUEEN W N, post trader 
FORT LOGAN. 


MEAGHER County. A _ post-office, 58 
miles east of Helena, Population 150. 

Allen C L, saw-mill 

GADDIS WILLIAM, post trader, 

eneral merchandise and postmaster 

Gehret Joe, stock raiser 

Kinney Thomas, saloon 

Lewis Len, stock raiser 

Mcore John, stock raiser 

Nelson S, blacksmith 

Rader Chas, stock raiser 

Sarter J G, stock raiser 


FORT MAGINNIS. 


MEAGHER County. A post-office. 


BROADWATER, McNAMARA & 
o general merchandise and post 
traders 


FORT MISSOULA. 


Missovuta County. Post-office Mis- 
soula, 


McCORMICK JOHN, post trader 
FORT SHAW. 


LEWIS AND CLARKE County. A post- 
office, 85 miles north of Helena. Pop- 
ulation 140, 


McKnight J H, postmaste 
McKNIGHT 3 Hf & CO, general mer. 


chandise 


FRENCHTOWN. 


Missouta County. A post-office, 18 
miles west of Missoula Mills, Popu- 
lation 75. 


Cormier & Claude, saw-mill 

Demers P T, gen mdse, flour-mill, saw- 

in roses ito Bansal 
renchtown Farmer Co, tlouring-mi 

Howy T, blacksmith only 

LASSERRE H, postmaster 

MARCEAU 0, saloon - 


Marion J E, general merchandise 


GALLATIN. 


GALLATIN County, A post-office, 32 
miles from Bozeman; the cowaty seat 
and near the confluence of tie Jeffer- 
son, Gallatin and Madison Rivers, 
headwaters of the Missouri, and also 
70 miles southeast of Helena, Popu- 
lation 400. 

Dunbar Frank, hotel and feed stables 

Hufman Fred, flouring-mil!s 

O'NEAL & BURROUGHS, saloon 
and lumber 

Sherman Henry, dry goods and saloon 


GARDINER. 


Gatuatin County. A post-office. 


McCARTNEY J C, hotel and store 
GLENDALE. 

Beaver Heap Country. A post-office, 
Is a lively mining camp inthe south- 
western portion of the Territory, have 
ing communication with the adjacent 
places by stazeline. It did not at- 
tract a great deal of attention until! 
its importance as an ore-shipping 
point became known, when it rapidly 
climbed the ladder of notoriety, and 
ina very short time gazed upon an 
array of money-seeking population. 
The mines in the vicinity of the place 
are producing an abundance of bul- 
lion, and give employment to quite 
an army of men and a great deal of 
machinery. Very costly furnaces 
have been erected. The population 
of the place is about 1,500 persons. 

Alward Ed, druggist 

Avard Peter, blacksmith 

Avery H H, hotel 

Brown H W, photographer 


WHITE BRON. 13 & 15 Muin and 14 & 16 Spear 
, St, 8. F. Hubs, Spokes, Rims, Poles, Shafts, etc, 


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8 & 20 Spear St., 


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MASONIO OUTFITS, “sastewicrremtpic*ne'e rest wireet mer,” 
Montana—Glendale—Hecla. 
Canovan John, hotel GLOSTER. 


Cartier & Hamilton, butchers 
Clark A, dry goods LEWIS AND CLARKE County. A post- 
Durell B M & Co, liquors office. 
Foster A H, liquors Buchannan J, bootmaker 
Foster Geo & Co, harnessmakers Lane & Lynch, general merchandise 
Grotevant Jerry, liquors M TER H H, postmaster 
Hamilton J L, bootmaker : McAllister H H & Co, gen mdse 
Hecla Con Mining Co, blacksmiths and | ganford & Acroy, saloon 

minin 
Hinebuckle Louis, brewer 
Kepler J C, watchmaker and jeweler GOLD RUN. 
Langbaum A, druggist Meacuer County, See Clendenin, 
Metlin J C, liquors 


Murray Elza, blacksmith 
POND & GENERAUX, genoral mer- GRAYLING. 

chandise and lumber Beaver Hrap County. Poat-oftice 
Reynolds John, livery stable Red Rock. A station on the Utah 
Rote & Wilson, groceries and Northern R. R., 9 miles from Red 
eee? ~— peatalirays tae aaaile Rock. 
Stewart H, wagonmaker and furniture : 
Thomas & Armstrong, mee, mits PACKER NEPHI, section foreman 
Thomas R Z, general merchandise 
Turner C W, banker and lawyer HAMILTON. 
Wells John, general merchandise 
White Mrs, restaurant 
Wilson, Rote & Co, gen mdse 


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GaLLatTIn County. A post-office, 18 
miles northwest of Bozeman. 
Anceny Charles, dealer in blooded cattle 
aad Ledheater & Sanborn, gen mdse 
POTTER JOHN, attorney-at-law, gen- 


\_ eral merchandise and postmaster 


GLENDIVE. Wagner Joe, blacksmith 
Dawson County. A post-office. 
HARRISON. 


Brown M H, liquors 
Coleman 4 Eh ay telaneall aud fruits | Mapison County. 

Cummins irch, furniture and pum 

Davis H S, physician and druggist P| FORT A J, postmaster and farmer 
Dion Henry, liquors 


Douglass H F & Co, general mdse HAYDEN. 


Farrell M, saloon 
Gassman E P, jeweler GaLLaTIn County. A_ post-office, 23 


“GLENDIVE TIMES,” W W Mabee miles southeast of Bozeman. 
editor : cats 
Helms Harry, saloon and theatre Ringlesly ate Ne Be. sae i 
Hurst & Co, hardware Rolins J, livery | 
Kane Morris, blacksmith Shafer S R blacksmith 
Kean & Berg, livery . 
Klaus & Waters, Merrill House 
Lee & Mathew, saloon — HECLA. 
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W, editor ‘Glendive | Arbour Joseph, saloon and hotel 
Times” Armstrong H & Co, gen merchandise 
McMillan J A, lodging-house and saloon | Armstrong & Losee, gen mdse and 
Pontet & Gallagher, wholesale liquors} boarding-house 
and clothing Brooks Josephine, hotel 
Ray ——, hotel Dutch Mike & Co, saloon 
Richmond G D, confectionery and fruits | Hamilton & Cartier, butchers 
Robinson & Gardner, hotel and saloon Keegan Jerry & Co, saloon 
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aylor James, saloon manager for Arm- 
W & PRESCOTT, dry goods| strong & Losee and deputy postmas- 
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Parfet J master and asst-supt 
of Hecla Con Mining Co . 
Tarbell Geo E, saloon 


THOMAS 6 ABIETRONG, ow 


Haskins & McGirl, hote 
Mulsoy J, express Asisip sahas 


Murray George, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Ruth & Wilson, billiard hall 
seapary,, Gilmer & Co, stage line 


Smith & Ha eneral i 
White P, yg n merchandise 


JEFFERSON CITY. 


JEFFERSON County, A ost-office, 50 
miles northwest of Radersburg, and 
20 miles southeast of Helena. It is 
situated in Prickly Pear Valley, one 
of the most fertil» sections ‘of the 
Territory. Population 250, 


Becker 0, livery stable 
Branson A, barber 
Campbell Wm H, saloon 
Denbow C, physician 
ELLIS 


Streets, 8. F. 


HELMVILLE, 


Deer Lopaz County. A post-office, 
45 miles northwest of Deer Lodge 
City; population 35. 

Blair J, wool grower 

Gea Bros, stock raisers 

Hoefner Adolph, wool grower 

Marcun J E, trader 


QUIGLEY & 00, traders 
HOME PARK. 


Mapison County. A post-office. 


SNAPP J B, postmaster 
HORSE PLAINS. 


MissouLa County. A post-office, 


Eddy, Hammond & Co, gen mdse 
Kingsberry & Leamer, gen mdse 
BROS, neral merchandise 


LyscH CHAS A, postmaster 
Taylor Al, saloon 


HUGHESVILLE. 


MegaGueEr County. A post-office. 


Arnard Charles, barber 

Barritt & Mix, saloon 

Bird J M, hotel and saloon 

Bonett & Mix, saloon and livery stable 
Cove M, butcher 

Foley Michael & Co, grocery 

Kilally John, grocer 


ES, general mer- 
chandise 


ELLIS FOREST W, postmaster 
Eye E ©, general merchandise 
ardin E, saloon 

McLaughlin & Tole, saloon 

Roe Wn, hotel 

Rudd A F, physician 

Soule Bros, butchers 

Whetstone Wm, saloon 


JEFFERSON ISLAND. 


Mapison County. A_ post-office, 40 
miles north of Virginia City. 


SACRY J W, postmaster 
JUNCTION. 


Custer County. A post-office, 


THE TAILOR, 724 Marxet and 203 Montgome 


1 @@ascom Charles, saloon 
Lamb John, saloon Brown & Davis, saloon and feed stable 
ae a Rag Boab & Rates, ep mdite ae 
ster Al, ummings J, blacksmith and saloon 
MIX CHARLES, postmaster Ellis J & Co, dry goods 
Murphy J J, saloon Gilman N, hotel 
Shelby E, hotel Keyuse George, stock raiser 
"| Smith 1, saloon MoOORMICK & CARLILE, general 


etc 


Reed Bros, restaurant and saloon 
Custer County. A post-office; at the | Smith Burns, saloon and lodging-house 


merchandise, liquors, express agent, 
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Goss D, saloon Ayotte Henry, stock raiser 
™9) Hamilton Wm, saloon Beanfie Joseph, saloon and hotel 
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Cain Daniel, saloon 

Dehorty W I, carpenter 
Goetchins Lee, machinist 
Gratton Hector, carpenter 
Lahaise L, trader 


Laurin E, physician 
LAURIN J B general merchandise and | Dunton Bros, general merchandise 
EATON & POUPENEY. 


postmaster 
Marion Alphonse, stock raiser 
Poirier Louis, bootmaker 
Smith James H, blacksmith 


LEVENGOOD’S. 


Drer Lopase County. A_ post-office, 
4 miles southwest of Deer Lodge 
ity. 


LEVENGOOD PETER, postmaster, | Judith Mining & Millin 


hotel and stock raiser 


LEWIS. 


A post-office, 


Mapison County. 


postmaster 


LION CITY. 


Beaver Heap County. Post-office 
Hecla; 44 miles south*of Hecla. 


Arbour Joseph, hotel and saloon 


Armstrong & Losee, J J Crocket mgr, | Wetherell & Hamilton, saloon 


general merchandise 

ARMSTRONG N & CO, general mer- 
chandise 

Brown OS, assayer 

Cartier Levi, market 

Clough Daniel, deputy sheriff 

Wutch Mike & Co, beer hall 

Graham John, assistant supt ‘‘Hecla 
Con M Co” 

‘“‘Hecla Consolidated Mining Co,” James 
Parfet supt 

Holland Richard, saloon 

Kutle Michael, saloon 

Kctt Michael, physician and surgeon 

Morrison A M, saloon 

Morrison & Clarke, general merchandise 

Tarbell Geo E, saloon and justice of 


peace 
Taylor John, coroner 


MAIDEN. 


A post-office. 


MEAGHER Counry. 


Bailey Wm, jeweler 

Beck John & Co, saloon 

Belanger & Boissonneault, gen mdse 
Brady James F, dry goods 
Brainerd & Gardner, hardware 


PRISON CELLS 


Montana—Laurin-Meadow Oreek., 


: SCANLAND J H, toll-bridge and Barn —, physician 


,No. #87 Main wtrect, © #.GALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


Collar Mining Co 
Consolidated Silver Minin 
Dennison Jos, propr Mai 
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aper » justice of peace 
Dryden & Co, general merchandise 


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merchandise 
Esler A M, notary public 
Gessner P J & Co, restaurant 
Holmes Chas, saloon 
meter George W, saloon and billiard 
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Jenkins & Sharp, barbers 

Johnson Bros, saloon 

Johnson & Peterson, saloon and board. 
ing-house 


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Maginnis Mining & Milling Co 
Mason Jos, saloon 
McAdow & Dexter, general merchandise 
McPartland F, notary public 
Munn Fred, saloon 
O’Brien D, constable 


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anborn J C, butcher 
Sandusky & Hamilton, livery stable 
Sharpless S, barber 
Silver Hill Tunnel Site Co 
Smith Frank, saloon 
Snow C C, sheriff 
Turner Wn, druguyist 
Wasson John, attorney-at-law 


MARTINA. 


MissouLta County. A post-office; 26 
miles northwest of Missoula, 


VOTH JOHN, general merchandise and 


postmaster 


McCLELLAN GULCH. 


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DeER Lopae County. A post-office, Ze 
Blum Herman, notar public 3a 
PRYSE C mining and post- Hy 
master tS 
Wrigyins S L, propr of Gold Quartz ug 
Mill & Hydraulic Placer iF 
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MEADOW CREEK. |; 
Mapison County. A_ post-office; 18 7 
miles north of Virginia City. Popu- a 


lation 100. 
Allen & Shingleton, shop 
Cope G F, stock raiser 
Duff John, dairy and farmer 
Ennis Wm, gen mdse and stock raiser 
Fletcher & Gordon, dairy, farmers and 
butchers 


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Montana—Meadow Cveek-Missoula. 


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Harris R, hotel 
Hawkins & Higby, saw-mill 
McAlister James, dairy and farmer 


SPALDING D O, farmer 
MILES CITY. 


Custer County. A post-office; the 
county seat, situated on the Yellow. 
stone River. Population 3,000 and 
rapidly increasing. 


Bach Louis, saloon 

Baskinski J & Bros, stationery, books, 
etc 

Borchardt N, postmaster 

BROADWATER, HUBBELL & CO, 
general merchandise 

Brown Chas, saloon and auctioneer 

Bullard Wm H, brewery 

Burgard & Thomas, proprs Commercial 
Hotel 

Burleigh A F, attorney 

Burleigh W A Jr, general merchandise 

Burleigh W A Sr, attorney-at-law 

Carter John, hotel and saloon 

Chew E, propr Grand Central Hotel 

Combs Harry, books and stationery 

Cosmopolitan Theatre, H E Wolf propr 

Cox C G, attorne : 

DAVIDSON JNO X, editor and _ pro- 
prietor ‘‘Miles City Daily Press” 

Don Carlos & O’Conner, attorneys-at- 


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Ellis J & Co, general merchandise 

Evans & Fisher, proprs Metropolitan 
Hotel 

First National Bank of Miles City, R E 
Stower cashier 

Flanagan Thos, saloon 

Goettlich E, harnessmaker 

Gould C H, receiver U_S Land Office 

Graham J J, groceries 

Guthrie & Wing, butchers 

Hackle W G, attorney 

Hehli Chri«, barber 

Huffman L 4, photographer 

Inter-Ocean Hotel, Sims & Cummings 

proprs 

Keough & Schiffler, tailors 

KNIGHT W DCD, editor “Yellowstone 
Weekly Journal” 

Kreidler K A, registrar U S Land Office 

Kyes Asel, grain and feed 

Lebcher C B, druggist and county phy- 
sician 

Leighton J, pres First National Bank of 

iles City 

Leighton Jordan & Co, gen mdse 

Levi J, propr European Hotel and Res- 
taurant 

McLaren Miss L E, milliner 

McMillan D F, county commissioner, 
blacksmith and wagonmaker 


‘MILES CITY DAILY PRESS,” 
Jno X Davidson editor and proprictor 

Miles & Strevell, hardware 

Nade Lewis, gen mdse and furs 

O'Connell Sam, propr Park Hotel 

Orschell I & Bros, gen mdse 

Payette Louis, saloon and confectioner 

Routhier Fred, contractor and builder 

Savage C W, general merchandise 

Savage W E & Co, druggists 

Schmalsle Fred, saloon 

Schmid Konrad, harnessmaker 
Silverman I & Co, clothiers 

“— Patani proprs Inter-Ocean 

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Smith & Coleman, saloon 

Stower RE, cashier First National Bank 
of Miles City 

Strader C M, saloon 

Strevell & Garlock, attorneys ‘ 

Toole W DO, illuminating oils 

Towers C B, boots and shoes 

Wolf A B, provr Merchants Hotel 

“YELLOWSTONE WEEKLY 
JOURNAL,” W PD Knight editor 


MISSCULA. 


Missouta County. A post and express 
office; has a population of 800; is dis- 
tant from Deer Lodge City 86 miles 
in a northwesterly direction, and is 
the county seat of Missoula County. 
There is a national bank, a flouring- 
mill, a fine church, whereseveral con- 
gregations of various denominations 
worship, and a weekly newspaper, 
the Missoulian, published by D J 
Armstrong, Esq. It has communica- 
tion with adjacent towns, by stage 
routes, one leading through the Bit- 
ter Root Valley, and one to Helena 
and Deer Lodge City. It will also 
soon have connection with the North- 
ern Pacific Railway by stage line, as 
there is one under process of con- 
struction to the terminus of that 
road. The means which contribute to 
the development of a mining and ag- 
ricultural section will result in its 
steady growth, 


Argy Henry, saloon 
STRONG DJ, proprietor ‘Mis- 

soulian Weekly” 

Beardsley G O, barber 

Bryant J G, physician 

Caplice, Smith & Co, gen mdse 

Dickenson W, postmaster 

Dickinson W H H, stationery, sewing 
machines and photographer 

Dierman & Quist, saloon 

Dixson J A, lodging-house 


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Eddy, Hammond & Co, dry goods . 
Fredline John A, carpenter MUIR CITY. — 
Harding D, butcher GattaTin County. A post-office, ~ 
Hartt Miss, millinery and dressmakiag 
Hemel & Deschamp, blacksmiths Breet Ohne tateets @ re 
Henke Emil, druggist and physician Bichler E & Co, engineers aud surveyors | S= 
Henke & Moore, druggists asoula | Christinson P, dry goods — 
HIGGINS C P, president Missoula | priscoll & Lott, hotel and saloon 

National Bank | Eastman Bros, saloon and contractors on 
Ives A K, physician | Engesser John, real estate agent oe) 
Jameison & Moore, livery stablo Fowler David, club house 


Karauagh & Sioane, saloon Franklin & Humbert, dry goods 


Kennedy J J, saloon Fredrics J, boarding-house 
Kennedy W, hotel ; Graniss & Berhinger, butchers 
peguere Ferd, cashier Missoula National | gayish Gus, saloon 
an li l 
Koch Charles, boots and shoes HOBGS & MACRAS. proprietors of 


Kron Benjamin, carpenter Turner House and feed stable 

Leiser J 8, tobacco and confectionery | Hobbs, McCray & Meyers, Bon Ton 
Leonard & BhanDy saloon Club House , 

Logan Andrew, blacksmith Hopper J, grain warchouse 

Lombard C W, dentist Howard J R, barber 

McCormick & Batten, attorneys-at-law | Johnson & Frame, blacksmiths 
McLean J P & Co, furniture Jones Brothers, R R contractors 
McNamara Thos J, saloon Lindquist & Jacobson, boarding-houso 


ATING, ALSO WHITENING. 


Meyers H C & Co, meat market 
Miller & Du Fresne, Hela tae hates OF lodatue-tinnse 
Missoula Brewery, Chas Otto propr Loche & Works, wood and contractors | +4 
MISS ee a aoe BANK, C L wi . ages hotel and saloon aq -—) 
iggins pre : cCle *, blacksmith 
“MISSOULIAN WEEKLY,” D J| McGunical J. sal sige 
Armstrong proprietor McHugh P, Ar a. 
Moore Agnew, carpenter ‘ Muir James, R R contractor e 
Rs a rages > vig aoe er subd & ig saloon £5 
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Otto Chas, propr Misoula Brewery O'Conner & VanBuskirk, chop house = 
decree & Hays, sis Sawanit Rich Charles, general merchandise had 
Re ra 3 Tasnhy ditacaiat Stanly & Parks, hotel and music hall Se 
Reinhard J P, hardware BE aap 
Rhinard James, hardware MULL EN. 
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Roberts J, cigars, tobacco and station-| Lewis ayy Cuarke County. A post- 
ery office, 

Tastee Osptatl, benel Jefferies John T, hotel | 

Smith John P, barber ae ie eps solicitor and collect. 

Pack cat peter ny goods, oto McColl & Mellen, liquor manufacturers 

Stev ag attorney -at-law Philips E H, hosiery and fancy goods 

Stevens W J, attorney-at-law and county Reilly Lawrence, stock raiser 


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Sweeney & Son, furniture * renee 
Wolf GA, insurance agt NEW CHICAGO. 


Woody & Farman, attorneys-at-law 
Woody Frank, attorney-at-law 
Worden & Co, general merchandise 


Derr Lopar County. A_ post-office, 
28 miles northwest of Deer Lodge 
AB RERE City. iZ 

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MITCHELL RANCH. | CAPLICE, SMITH & DINGWALL 
DINGWALL DUNCAN, postinaster | 


Lewis AND CLARKE County. Post-office | : 
, irene gales Meatherman J A, g hand 
ante oe 9 a ane north of Helena, MeMaster J B, gaa annciee 
oS See ree? McPhail Archie, hotel 
MITCHELL MART, salood, hotel, | Prosser & Franzman, blacksmiths 


ranch and stock vaiser ae Spear Willis, hotel ae 
CALVIN NUTTING & SON, ** ees anit trees, Wan Prancisce. 


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bra Clauson VU, hardware O’Rega  M, saloon 
De Mars Chas, stock raiser fon Boy Aca 
fq DUNN ) LEE & BABCOCK, general Rains Joho, scloon 
‘ ; ; Ramage D, watchmaker 
1 Hikes aBidie ice fener SIMMONS D, general merchandise and 
a Miller Wm M, stock raiser postmaster 
Millis & Thompson, gen mdse Volmer Frank, bootmaker ’ 
Mitchell Wm L C, stock raiser Weinstein Wha, general merchandise 
Peaney L, hotel, attorney-at-law and Welch A J, physician 
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Rhoades physician and druggist FER. 
t4| Stewart, Hensley & Co, gen fale PION 
©| Whitsitt W P, stock raiser Derr Lover County. A post-office, 16 
YOUNG ALONZA, postmaster niles northwest of Deer Lodge City. | 


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Sriver Bow County. A post-office, | Mzacuer County. See Fort Magin- 


PARFET JM, mining superintendent} 
and postmaster 


PARNELL. 


OKA. JEFFERSON County, A post-office, 
MeacHErR County. A post-office, HOWARD CHAS, postmaster 
STEPHENS ALF J, postmaster 
STEPHENS BROS, general merchan- PEASEFORT. 
dise 


Custer County. See J unction, 


OLD AGENCY. PHILBROOK. 
Cuorzau County. A post-office, 20|MeacHER County. A post-office, 
miles northwest of Fort Shaw. Ellis I William, saloon 


HAMILTyv.f & HAZLITT, general gots E J, general mer 


merchandise ostmaster and hotel 


chandise, 
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Meaaugr County. A post-office. PHILLIPSBURG. 


Lervitt LS & Co, dry goods and grocer- 


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vad ypek ye b debs A post-office, 55 
‘ ; miles from Deer Lodge, in Deer Lodge 
fa | ae he hati and tubacco Vouny, and is reached by stage fin 
y : ning from the county seat. It takes 
= Olden W A, fur dealer rank among the foremost of the live- 
‘Seaway iest mining camps, and has a future 

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>) as the mines in the vicinity are oi 
Fa ane wise ce A post-office. ing well and show no signs of being | 

ANN » postmaster exhausted. 
i) pecans Bowie C N, druggist | 
OVERLAND. Caplice & Smith, general merchandise | 
Meacuur Counrr. A post-office, Connelly N, hardware ar.d groceries 


Hammond Wn, livery stable 
Atchison John S, general merchandise 


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Incamp Henry, liquors and cigars 
Kaiser Michael, hotel 
Kroger C, brewery and saloon 
art MeBonald Wn, blackemith 
cDonald Wn, blacksmit 
PARK CITY. Melatyre A, liquors 
Custer County. A post-office, 18 miles | McLane John G, blacksmith 


east of Stillwater. * Morse & Bradshaw, butchers 


CO, general merchandise and post- 
masters 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, werccts Mit Wasen stock, Cabinet Woods, cic. 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., StaTitrSuen Siecke: 119 Montgomery St. 


1404 Montana—Pioneer—Salisbury. 


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Daddow Joseph, livery stable Dougherty J E, gen mdse 
Girds Casper, butcher Huntl k Clarke stock raisers 
Johnson Allen, blacksmith Macumber Archer, hotel 
KELLY M W, general merchandise Noerum Mrs G E, hotel 
McCiennon John, saloon Ripley & Brodock, saloon 
Petty James, saloon Ripley John D, hotel 
Wilhelm A G, general merchandise Shaw & Gillogly, blacksmiths and 
Wilkinson W W, hotel wagonmakers 
Warner DG, livery stable 


PIPESTONE. WELLS FRANK, general merchan. 


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JEFFERSON County. A post-office. 
Barnes W B, propr Pipestone Springs RED BLUFF. 
Busts: Haringey Se Mapison County. A post-office. 
Foster R H, blacksmith 
PONY. Hurst & Olds, quartz-imill 
La) Mapison County. A post-office, 26 | Miness J L, shoemaker 
miles north of Virginia City. PECK. CH, genet al perchance hotel 
Ne) Holden G H, blacksmith Walbanks Joseph, Mi ale 
Isdell N J Wye CO 


DELL J & CO, general merchan- REED'S FORT. 


a saad 5 ee on Meacuer County. .4 post-office. 
Reed W R, hotel Bourassa & Piechette, general mdse 


Reinoehl & Co, saloon Dexter Benj, saw-mill 


— JANAUX A, general merchandise 
POPLAR CREEK AGENCY. HL 
Dawson County. A post-office. RICHLAND. 
Fairchilds J H, Indian trader Gatiatin County. A post-office, 


HENDERSON THOMAS, os aigysert ALLEN GEO J, postmaster 


Leighton, Jordan & Henderson, pos 


traders . 
McDonald James, restaurant ROSEBU dD. 
Power T C, Indian trader Custer County. A post-office. 


P U L L ER SP Ri N G Ss. AEE naiee general merchan- 


Maptson County. A post-otlice. Williams & Hay, general merchandise 


Colwell A N, stock raiser ST. IGNATIUS. 


Lane Frank, saloon : 
METZEL ALEX. stock raiser Missouta County. A_ post-office; 42 
Puiler J M, propr Hot Springs miles north of Missoula. 


RACE TRACK. 


Deer Lopcr Couxsty. A post-office. — 

HOYT P, postmaster and hotel SALESVILLE. 

Wissel J 0, hotel Ga.iatixn County. A post-office, 
aia Lynde & Co, saw-mill 


RAD ERSBURG. Stubling Charles, blacksmith 
WEBB 


Jxrrerson County. A post-office; the 
county seat, 40 miles from Helena, 


having # population of 400. SALISBURY. 


Batchelder E M, drugs and notions 
Dixon Thomas, saloon and brewery Mapison County. A post-office; 26 
Doughty A H, saloon miles northwest of Virginia City. 


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DENNIS AL, postmaster 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO. Black Walnut Lumber , 18 and 20 Spear st, 


San Francisco. 
Montana—-Salisbury—Straders, 1405 
Pictish ta et 


Gilmer, Salisbury & Co, stage line SPRING HILL. 


Norris N J, saloon GaLuaTIN Counry. 2 
aye JM, U S deputy mineral surveyor} miles northwest of rn 14 
PURDUM AMOS, general merchan- . 


dise and notary public BOLTON NOAH 
i Ran ae Co, gen mdse 
rn ——, druggist 
SELISH. aay =) yarietios ‘és 
sborn ——, druggist 
MissouLa County. A post-office. Tanner ——, ostinttns 
DOOLEY JOHN, trading post ana| TAYLOR —,, postmaster 
general merchandise and postmaster | Williams Bros, dry goods 
SHERIDAN, STERLING 
Mapison County. A post-office; 19 4 
miles northwest of Virginia City. Maptson Counry. Post-office Red Bluff; 
ies adicingsbie Uh carta ae 25 miles northeast of Virginia City. 
ith parexety UVES Jackson P V, assayer 
Breen STAR. STEVENSVILLE 
Mapison County. A post-office; 40 : 
miles northwest of Virginia City. mi Sn County. A post-office, 27 
Blackmun G W,. groceries miles south of Missoula. 


Bumby & Kirby, gen mdse and liquors | Bass Bros, agricultural implements 


Campbell A D, restaurant and saloon |BUCK BROS (Fred, Amos and Henry 
Dullea & Chambers, hotel Buck), general merchandise 

Fischett S T, blacksmith Catlin & Slocum, hotel 

Fullhart Lewis, brewery Chatfield & Bass, blacksmiths 

Kirby Joe D, postmaster Eddy, Hammond & Co, gen mdse 
Maynard H, bootmaker Frewen Stephen, saloon 

McIntyre U B & Co, druggists McCormick & Griff, flour-mill 

O'Brien W, billiards and saloon Moore D W, carpenter 

Trefry D E, butcher Ross & Wiles, livery and feed 


e |Stanley E J, clergyman 
Wells R A, physician 


W ‘ : 
SKALKAHO. ells & Smalley, druggists 


Wiles E B, carpenter 
Missouta County. A post-office; 48 
miles south of Missoula. 


NICOL R W, postmaster STILLWATER. 


was: Ga.taTin County. A post-office. 


SPOK ANE. Beck & Stewart, saloon 


Countryman H & Son, hotel 
JEFFERSON Counry. A post-office. DUN H §, blacksmith 
Fyhrie, Dunn & Co, general mdse UNN, LEE & BABOOCK, genera 
oran P, live stock 


WARREN THOMAS B, proprictor pana ee & Bros, gen mdse 


Spokane House and postmaster shite dainiaeait 


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STONE STATION. 


SPRING HILL. Deer Lopce County. A post-office, 12 
Braver Heap County. Post-office Al-| miles north of Phillipsburgh. 


lerdice. HORTON R R, hotel 
peur Bion gen mdse 
eate John, saloon 
STINGER JH, proprietor U & N Ho- STRADERS. 
tel and postmaster at Allerdice CustEr County. See Birney. 


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Military Goods, Regaltas, ete. for ali Orders, 


DANIEL NORCROSS & C o» Masonic Temple, No.6 Post Street, 8. F. 


1406 . Montuna—Sun River-Virginia City. 


Barns A, carpenter 
SUN RIVER. Cline J A, iysiciat 

Lewis AND CLARKE County. A post- | Comfort John blacksmith 

office, 87 miles north of Helena, Connor John, photographer 

Adams James C, live stock Gillfoil John, liquors 

Bell Nathan, teamster Haney James, contractor 

Blossom H D & Co, saloon Lewis G T, general mdse 

Boardman Henry, bootmaker LOTT M hotel and postmaster 

Bull Mrs C A, farmer and stock raiser | Parker A M, constable 

Carothers Ed, teamster Pease D A, physician 

Chamberlain B L, contractor and builder | Pitcher Geo, liquors and cigars 

Christy & White, saloon and restaurant | Pomona Co-operative Association, gen. 

Churchill O H, live stock eral merchandise 

Clarke & Helm, farmer and stock raiser | Rightenour D, carper‘vi 

Cooper Frank D, wool grower Young W A M, attorney-at-law 

Corson S M, blacksmith and wagon- 


maker eae 
Dyas John G, notary public and con- . ULIDIA. 
veyancer MeaGHeR County. A post-offico, 


Ellis John J, money loaner 
Ellis & Steell, millers GORHAM THOMAS L, deputy post. 
Ford & Dunn, live stock master : 
Furnell Matt, live stock Steell Geo, general merchandise 
Hee ce pee ‘4 . ———s 
ealey T F, farmer and stock raiser 
Healey Wm, farmer UNITY. 
Hull L E, painter MEAGHER County. A post-office. 
Hull & Wood, contractors and builders 
Manix James, contractor and builder COOk CW, Lage ai 9 ao 
Mulchay & Manix, live stock Motus Thi wcol:aes war 
Murray B W, farmer and money loaner | qoodall Bros sie ware 
Nixon J W, livery, feed and sale stable L gro 
Price Mra J A, hotel OR TENE 
Rowles P H & Bro, live stock _ VALLEY. 
Sailsbury & Sweetland, stock raisers Sniver Bow Counry. A post-office, 


Sargent E B, flour and grain 
Sargent fag) L, stock raiser PIERSE ALLEN, hotel and saloon 
Shirgold & Hall, wool growers and postmaster 
Steele & Co, druggists and notions a Oe 
GEO, general merchandise Vv \ CTOR 


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Steell & Healey, toll bridge 
Strong ML & Bro, farmers and live Missovu.ta County. A post-office, 


stoc 
Weigand Geo W, farmer and stock raiser FULKERSON W, postmaster 


Welhouser H F, dairy —— 
VIRGINIA CITY. 


TERMINUS. Mapison County. A _ post-office; the 


Beaver Heap County. See Dillon, county seat of Madison County, sit- 
uated at the mouth of the creek called 


° In 1863 the present site was a ‘‘raging 
MEAGHER County. A post-office. wilderness,”” where nothing save the 
moaning winds and the noises emana- 


"i t ter 
TOSTON THOMAS, postmas ting from the throats of the dusky say. 
ages and wild animals broke the still. 


TROUT CREEK. ness and awakened the echoes. The 


MeaGcuer County. A post-office. news relating to the discovery of rich 
TAVEMAN C W, pos.inaster placer and quartz diggings, spread like 
wildfire throughout the whole world, 


It boasts the finest Court House in the 


TWIN BRIDGES. Territory and possesses excellent schools, 
Mavison County. A_ post-office, 30| The population is about 750. The sup: | 
miles northwest of Virginia City. port is derived principally from the 


PRISON CELLS, “Sais‘atats Strcec, s 3°" CALVIN NUTTING & SON 


333 TYLER ST., S. F. 


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315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal. 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO, C2 ER wrec2s c= 422, xaos, 


Montuna—Virginia City-White Sulphur Springs, 


mining and stock raising interest,though | Smith Jos i : , 

that of farming is attracting some atten- Stage rae il de ais 4 
tion. The altitude of the town is} Spencer J A, groceries and grain 
greater than that of any other place in | Stark E, saloon 

the Territory, it being 5,778 feet above | Strasberger I, dry goods 

the level of the sea. It is in a very| Talbott A, dentist 

healthy location and should command | Thesdon Geo, blacksmith 
favorable notice in this connection. Thompson Wn, saw-mill 


’ Tilton & Barber, groceries and stati 
grmcng WY a clothing Turiwaux L, ahobetiea, etc vente 
pene ; Hh he 4 a ach Vetters John G, saloon 

aker J fH, boots and shoes . .,| Virginia Hotel, Mrs Hargrave propr 
Bartlett E H, blacksmith and machinist | Waketicld G W. stage line 

* a t] (—) 
Bist Poh ee andl Warmington E M, dry goods 

usor "table etechbaagt Word Samuel, attorney-at-law 
Butler Mrs N F, private school 
Buttemore W D, varieties and notions 


©| Callaway J E, attorney-at-law WALKERVILLE. 
| Cook R T, livery stable g Bow C 
Crockett S H, saddlery and harness iver Bow County. A post-office, 14 


miles from the county seat. 


DEYARMON THOMAS, proprietor 
BO | OMadisonian” prope"! BROUGHTON J & CO, general mer- } 
GQ | Dumling F C, notary public and con- chandise } 
veyancer Driscol D, general merchandise 


Dumling Mary, postmistress 

Elling Henry, banker 

Elling, Knight & Co, hardware 

Farrell T J, saloon 

French O D & Co, jrocers 

French Mrs O D, dy goods and millinery 

Gohn Geo, butcher 

Greenhood, Bohm & Co, clothing 

Hall Sargent, propr Mill Creek Mills 

Hargrave Mrs, propr Virginia Hotel 

Herndon & Donnelson, furniture and 
undertakers 

Hinchman & Alward, druggists 

Te | Howell S H, supt Overland Stage Co 

Ketchum W §, saddlery and harness 

Knight A B, surveyor 

Kohls J, wagonmaker 

Largey P A, hardware 

Madison House, T J Farrell propr 

“MADISONIAN” (weekly), Thomas 
Deyarmon proprietor 

Metzel Alex, stuck raiser 

Mill Creek Mills, Sargent Hall propr 

Miller H, boots and shoes 

Morris W W, druggist 

Muffy Theo, attorney-at-law and clerk 
First District Court 

Morritz G, barber 

Nelson J P, grocer 

Pease & Stebbins, jewelers 

Piggott W F, attorney-at-law 

Ragan J P, 5 nar 

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: WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. 
RAYMON HARRINGTON & CO, MEAGHER County. A post-otfice, 14 
Raymond W H, breeder of blooded miles southeast of Fort Logan. 


Foster & Murphy, gen mdse 


WARM SRhiINGS. 


Derr Lopcs County. A post-office, 16 
miles southwest of Deer Lodge City. 


Andreoli Carto, stock raiser 
Blakely Thomas 5, stock raiser 
Gibbs Israel], stock raiser 
GIRARD E, general merchandise 
Johnson Spencer, stock raiser 
Mitchell & Murriglrod, insane asylum 
¢ | Stephens F, farmer 

Whitcraft Hugh, stock raiser 


WASHINGTON GULCH. 


Deer Lopce County. A post-office, 36 
miles northwest of Deer Lodge City. 


JORDAN PJ, general merchandise and 


postmaster 


WHITEHALL. 


JEFFERSON County. A post-office, 58 
miles north of Virginia City. 


BROOKS EG, hotel 


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stock Catlin Bros, stock raisers 
Rodgers & McGarry, saloon Dunham & Maloney, hotel 
St Mary’s Hospital Edmonson Misses i & L, dressmakers 


Smith EL, dry goods 
Smith IC, physician 


Hatch Arthur G, attorney and notary 
public 


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1408 Montana—White Sulphur Springs- Young's Point. 


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Hennesey J J, boots and shoes WILLIS. 
Leopold Oy stock raiser Braver Heap County. A post-office. 
acDonald James, harness and saddles ‘ 
Mayne Bros, WILLIS 0, postmaster 
Price, Holmes WH and R i) te 
Price, and H , lumber mnfrs WILLOW CREEK 
Price RS, astmaster and gen mdse : r 
| GALLATIN County. A post-office, 38 
miles northwest of Bozeman. 


Scott Sam, sawyer 


Sherman B R, livery chandise and postmaster 
Smith N B, attorney-at-law and notary 


public 

Spencer & Co, pe mdse WILLOW GLENN. 

Stevenson W J, attorney-at-law Deer Lopar County, A post-office. 

SUTHERLIN Bn Rocky | pamander Nels, miller, cabinetmaker 
H, associate editor and_farmer 


W 
Woodson & Smith, blacksmiths 


ROCKY MOUNTAIN farmer 
Evans Morgan, farmer, miller and lum- 


HUSBANDMAN, | scien son, vastsnith ss8 or 


: s penter 
White Sulphur Springs, Montana, | James Daniel, farmer and stock raiser 
Great Heath Resort. 4 ames Wa ie stock calles an farmer 
ae oes ensen Nels, farmer and stock raiser 
R. N. SUTHERLIN. ,. Publisher | Jessen Peter, farmer and stock raiser 
ax.00 per annum; 42,00, Six Bos 5 #ly Maree 21D peal bsllopese Ls eae 
gare? Rasmussen R, plasterer 
A first-class weekly, devoted to agriculture; | Rivers Charles farmer and_stock raiser 
stock ralsingy raat North : ae Staffanson Peter, farmer and stock raiser 
the farmers an Strom Emanvel, carpenter and builder 
ape wee blackemith ; ‘ 
‘thomas Evan Pp, farmer an stoc 
WICKES. rants seme : 4 xt 
. omas Wm stock raiser an ‘armer 
JEFFERSON Count A. post office, 27 Threlkeld Frank, constable and farmer 
miles south of Helena. ; bose 
é / Weir Wm, justice of the peace and 
Alta Montana Smelting and Milling Co| farmer 
Bailey Jack & Co, blacksmiths | 


Bullard Wm M county physic 
ullar ) ysician 
Dean E R, postmaster wy YAM HILL. 


circulation among 


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Dean & Street, hotel Deer Lopaz County. Post-office Deer | 


r Casper, general mer i Lodge. 
Robert, wagonmaker TRUFANT D H, genera merchandise 


, hotel 
Co, meat market ; 
| merchandise YOUNG’S POINT. 
. Custer County. See Park City. 


WILDER'S LANDING. 
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MracHer CounTy. PAC 
Broadwater C A & Co, gen mdse and 
indian eo PRINTERS, STEREOTYFERS 
Kepp Jos & Co, gen mdse and Indian ) | 
traders AND 


Smith & Main, gen mdse and Indian 
traders BINDE RS 


Tyler & Massie, gen mdse and Indian| oAKLAND, - ~ re} ALIFORNIA. 


traders 
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Arizona Territory. 1409 


ARIZONA. 


See, also, List of Towns Received too Late for Regular Insertion. 


Arizoya has for its sister States and Territories, Utah on the north, New Mex- 
ico on tho east, Sonora of Old Mexico on the south, California and Nevada on 
the west. Its area is as much as all of the New England States put together, 
and two or three times as large as ulmost any one of the Western States 

Of all the Territories of the United States there are none that are exciting 
more interest than Arizona. Although it has been known for many years that 
her mountains are teeming with minerals, very few have had the courage to face 
the trials of a settlement there. Her remoter ess from commercial centers, and 
the expense attached to the transportation of articles of use, have always been an 
obstacle to her development. Since the advent of the Southern Pacific Railroad, 
however, a flow o* the tide of immigration has set in toward the new El Dorado. 
The railroad is certainly entitled to the credit of civilizing this dependency, and 
to its presence alone a development of her resources is attributable. The time is 
not far distant, we predict, when her claims to Statehood will be recognized, for 
very soon she will be the possessor of a population that will entitle her to admis- 
sion tu the Union. Already experiments have roven that the production of ce- 
reals can be most profitably engaged in, while the nutritious grasses of luxuriant 
Ree on her grazing lands afford an argument incontrovertible as to the feas- 
ibility of stock raising. 

There isin many quarters of the Territory an abundance of fine timber, and 
in the manufacture of lumber to supply the heavy demand for building purposes 
an army of men is engaged. If a diversity of resources such as Arizona is fast 
becoming noted for can contribute to a rapid and permanent growth, then her 
near future will be crowned with that glory. Her destiny will place her in the 
front rauk of the prosperous States. 

Prescott is the capital. The laws of the Territory are similar to California. 
Arizona lies between latitude 31° and 37° north, and longitude 109° and 114° 40” 
west; 67,098,366 of its 72,906,240 acres are unsurveyed. ‘The part lying north 
of the Gila was acquired by the treaty with Mexico. Arizona became a Terri- 
tory in 1863, prior to which time it was part of New Mexico. It is divided into 
ten counties, Mountain ranges are numerous, having a northwest and southeast 
course. Mount San Francisco, a volcanic cone, is 11,000 feet above the level of 
the sea. The Colorado, a remarkable river, is the largest one in the ‘Territory, 
and finds its beginning in Utah. It flows southerly along the western borer, 
emptying its waters into the Gulf of California, It has worn its bed to such an 
extent that some of its banks are perpendicular walls 7,000 feet high. Steamers 
traverse its waters for a distance of 612 miles. 

The climate of the Territory is equable, and her altitude an assurance against 
disease. ‘The mines of the Territory are as yet undeveloped, though capital 
seeking investment is by no means timid. Notwithstanding that the mines of 
Arizona are generally in their infancy, more bullion has been produced in propor- 
tion to the money invested than in any other mining «istrict except California. 

Now that machinery for mills and mining can bz brought into the Territory at 
something like a reas»nable price for transportation, we expect to see some won- 

derful productions. Prospectors are swarming through the gulches und on the 
mountain sides, locating claims, and immigration is rapidly coming in. 
| Travelers and tourists of the highest authority have pronounced this to be one 
' ofthe richest scenic sections of the globe. With the charms of nature spread out 


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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR UNIFORMS, “Ne.'c'rout Street, sam Sranciace. ” 


1410 Arizona—Alexandy* Benson. 


in so many ways to make Arizona attractive, there can be no doubt that in a 
short time this quarter of our happy nation will be p pulated by her representa- 
tive citizens, under whose care and nurture it must become a great source of pride 
and revenue. Atno distant day every section of Arizona, it is presumed, will be 


| awakened by the clanking of engines and the bustle of traffic. This wilderness 


will have undergone a change as if by magic; its stillness will have been broken 


by the 


tion. 


ALEXANDRIA. 


Yavarpar County. A post-office; 27 
niles east of Prescott. 

Andrews & Co, groceries and hardware 

Dills Josiah, groceries and hardware 

Donlan Patrick, boarding-house 

Harter John C, liquors 

HOOPER WM B & CO, wholesale 
liquors 

McWharter John, dairy 

Mulvenon Wn, livery stable 

Reed Chas, livery stable 

Yancy Wn, dairy 


ANTELOPE VALLEY. 


Yavaral County. A post-office, 
HAMILTON J H, varietics 
APACHE PASS. 


Cocursz County. See Fort Bowie. 


ARIVACA. 


Pma County. A post-office; sixty-five 
miles southwest of Tucson; is a min- 
ing settlement in the Arivaca Dis- 
trict. Communication is maintained 
with Tucson and other points by a 
line of stages. 

BERNARD N W & CO (N W BEer- 
nard and J E Curry), general mdse 

Brink M B, hotel 

Conti J B, groceries 

Macholz & Co, brewer 

McLoughlin Dan, blacksmith 

Ryan Michael, saloon 

Zepada Pedro, butcher 


BEAN. 


CocutsrE County. See Teviston. 


BENSON. 


CocnisE County. A post, express and 
telegraph office; on the Southern 
Pacitic R. R., 46 miles fromTucson. 


joyous sounds of thechurch bells ringing out u 
musical sounds of the mechanic will keep “time” wit 


n the balmy air, and the 
the progress of civiliza- 


Andres F, general merchandise 
Avery Otis,, assayer Benson Smelting 
and Refining Co 
& BLOCK (A Barnett and 
E Block), forwarding and commission 
and general merchandise and teaming 
TEL, D H Logan pro. 
prietor 
Benson Smelting & Refining Co, Jol.n D 
Williams supt 
Benton C A, restaurant and saloon 
Bryan G W, liquor saloon and wine 
rooms 
Byram A, mining 
arr W E, manager Sisson, Crocker 
0 
Clark Bros, general merchandise 
Curtis J N, manager L Zeckendorf & Co 
Douglass Wm, restaurant 
Dunn Edw D, bootmaker 
Germain & Montgomery (E Germain 
and J W Montgomery), forwarding 
and commission and general mdse 
Gardiner Benj, restaurant and saloon 
GERWIEN & BULLIS (H Gerwien 
and J Bullis), lumber 
Ham oh JH, railroad contractor A T 


& R 
Hills & Carr (H E Hillsand L W Carr), 
feed mill 
E H, manager Pioneer Livery 
Stable 
Kellogg Giles, construction paymaster 
Arizona Div A, T& SFR R 
ENAPP WM H, manager Maguire's 
Saloon 
LOGAN DH. proprietor Benson Hotel 
MAGUIRE JOHN, saloon 
McALLISTER & ROSE, saloon 
McKenzie John, meat market 
Montandon Geo E, supt construction 
priser Arizona Div A, T and SF 


Montgomery J W, agt W, F & Co's 
express and Pee 


MUNDELL IN, general merchandis», 


justice of the peace and notary pub- 


HNESORGEN WM, Pioneer Livery 
Stable, E H Hills manager 

O'Melveny E H, agt S P R R Co, 
W U Tel Co and New Mexico and 
Arizona R R 


PRISON CELLS, wo:"t2o"nlain street... CALVIN NUTTING & SON, 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


. ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO, VENEERS *° s22 pfpcar st. 


San Mrancisco. 


Arizona—Benson-Bueno, 


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a Chesley mgr ™ ; —= 
nd | az Small W H, news depot and barber r 4 
on | cS SMITH N, opposition stage line 
ng | ae STANTON SAMUEL, ssloon ” 
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roprietors ing-h 
pcs = vucovI ing-house 
4 ate, news depot and n»- 
ker (7) Vi ee H ° F 0 
= irginia Hotel Tappeimer J C, 
oc WEESTER & BROWN (C N Webster Tapheimer J ake Rorteskes m 
é —) and B F Brown), blacksmiths Walker Harry, boarding-house, restau- 
Co |S Williams John D, supt BensonSmelting| rant and winerooms fe] 
‘i Pa i Co ; ; Williams J W, butcher re) 
vain | 2 hi ort & Co, JN Curtis mgr, | Young Chas, saloon . 
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ar\= ~” Colorado Valley Land and Irrigating alt 
arr), 3 Pa} Vasseal Savery, A post-office, 19 dire eli ane abi an 
miles southeast of Prescott. 
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aster | tad Miner S i, gen mdse SE County. See Teviston. | 
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hire’s |= smith, Jasper , mining 
bated -mi : od 
a. Mena ete Wy ite eevee tl? Yavarar County. A post-office, 33 
Hotel CA : BISBEE miles south of Prescott; population bed 
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wi nh a ara 30 miles from Tombstone. It is SHEKELS NC & CO, general mer- = 
: the great copper Camp. The ‘‘Copper DuSoWe 
e =| Queen” alone, with two fheusesi, Tredermann John, saloon 4 
Co's a bt! turns oe fide than 15 tons of pure = i 
i Fa] szzer talon per cay. Ibis an ore) BRIGHAM CITY. |B 
pub- a =) vants 5. and, from present indications, Apacue County. Post-office Flagstaff. = 
ac 64 is destined at no distant day to take | Breed Z H, general merchandise [—] 
Livery its place as one of, if not the greatest, | Lail George, contractor ~~ 
sa ° fea bullion-producing camps in Arizona. a — | 
0, Bridge George, restaurant == 
o and |@9 S BRITT J 8, attorncy-at-law and BUENO. = 
o justice of the peace Yavapai County. A post-office, —<: 


SON. HARDWOOD LUMBER, St!s'T" misc Watsut. spautsh Cedar, Vencers. 


TA Maa USO Ca il iG NDE ce OE IS a 


LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., scWeiry ‘iamena Worn,| (9 sents? 


Arizona—Bueno-Charleston. 


Bellows D M, engineer CASA GRANDE. 


Delainey W F, postmaster Pinat County. A post, express and 
FOULKE WwW W, superintendent A C1 telegraph office, oa the Gouibern Pa- 
y M&M Oo and assistant postmaster) cific R. R., 182 miles from Yuma, 65 

ohnson E T, millman miles northeast of Tucson, and 913 
McCann George, mining expert miles from San Francisco, Population 
Perry Oliver, rancher 


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BUMBLE BEE. Elliott Arthur H, agt SPR Rand $k 


Yavapai County. A post-office. and F Tel Co 


.| Fryer Jere, hotel 
SNYDER W W, postmaster and: gen Loss < ©, agt Wells, Fargo & Cv and 
ostmaster 


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Nicholson R T, liquors 

BUTTE. Smith & Murray, gen mdse 
Pixat County. Rh keh roomy Stage Co, Kerns, 

riffith & Stevens proprs 
GOLDMAN L & CO, general merchan- TOMLINSON T, veasenise and pro- 
‘and duce, general forwarding agent and 
notary pins 

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CAMP HUACHUCA Wilson W, restaurant 


: Wright J A, agent Texas and California 
Cocnisz County. A post-office, Stage Co and candies, cigars, etc 
GOLLINE &, HARRINGTON. 
effords 40, post traders 
Lyons Wm, blacksmith CASTLE DOME LANDING. 
Pohl J, blacksmith Yuma County. A post-office, on the 


Rohling M, wagonmaker y : : 
Smaltz B, blacksmith id gs i Me etl 22 miles above 


CAMP THOMAS, =| CASTLE Map, MINING AND 


GrauaM County, A post-office. ize 
Bainbridge Thomas, saloon HUTCHINS G H, postmaster 


ee JB, ee Roe 4 —_-— 
ranklin A 0, gen mdse 

Ganzhorn Wm D, justice of the peace CENTENNIAL. 
Grob Mrs, boarding-house Yuma County. A post-office. 
NEESE & VOELCKEL, general mer-| JOHNSON J W, postmaster 


O Noid i onl raed feed stabl ed 
Nei , Saloon and feed stable 
Rupky Mrs L, boarding and lodging CHARLESTON. 
hula: Ww vee a post trader and gen- | Piya County. A post, express and 
GPa) STE A SUC telegraph office, situated 10 miles 
ee ere ner of Tombstone, on the San Pedro 
iver, 
ey adil ons Meaad On ‘he north can be nents the hub 
ADS NITY. SU- ! stone Mountains, on the sout e 
miles east of-Prescott. Population | Sierra de San Jose Range in Sonora, and 
90. ina reaeny gizechiony ie lofty aur 
ini of the Huachucas. he town has a 
irene Spt ies population of about 400. On the oppo- 
Ws, postmaster site side of the river are situated the 


HEAD ; wey > : 
AN ; Gird and Corbin Mills, belonging to the 
Whi eet Micthe fie Hep ONY Tombstone Mill and Mining Co., where 


i yg. | i8 crushed the rich ore taken from their 
baring uti aot Baie mates mines at Tombstone. Considerable 


i ; trade is carried on with Sonora by means 
Robinson D L, notary public of pack-trains, 


A Ayres J B, saloon 
CASA BLANCO. Beooks & Gatrell, saloon 
Pma County. See Crittenden. Carr J, freighter 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., Eastern Hard Wood Lumber, 


Arizona—Charleston-Contention City. 


SIM, the Tailor. 


Herrera & McClure, gen mdse 
Housner & Co, varicties 
Katzenstein S, general merchandise 
Kraft John, blacksmith 

Peterson B H, drugs 

Quinn Harry, saloon 

Weber Chas, saloon 

Welisch H, general merchandise 
Williams H F, drugs 


CHINO. 


Yavapat County. A post-office; situ- 
ated on the Chino River, in Chino 
Valley, 20 miles from Prescott, 


FRANK, saloon, restau- 
rant, lodging-house, general merchan- 
dise and postmaster 


CLIFTON. 


GrawamM County. A post-office; 53 
miles north of Bowie. 

Abraham & Son, bakery 

Bonnell G M, dry goods 

Church Wm B, pres Detroit Copper 
Mining Co and gen mdse 

Crawford Ben, notary public 

Detroit Copper Mining Co, Wm B 
Church pres 

LA, TOUR FANTI, general merchan- 


ise 
Lesinsky Henry & Co, gen mdse and 
copper minin 
Longfellow Mining Co 
PATTERSON A M, attorney-at-law 
Pomeroy Mrs Alice, postmistreas 
Pomeroy S W, justice of the peace and 
cope Clifton & Lordsburg Stage Line 
Salcido Pabio, saloon 
Ward John G, general merchandise 
Welch H B & Co, gen mdse 
Yankie James, gen mdse 


CONTENTION CITY. 


Cocuise Country. A post and express 
office; 65 miles east of Tucson, 22 
miles from Benson, and has stage con- 
nection with that place. Population 


1413 


ALEXANDER L, saloon and lunch 
ouse, varicties and news depot 
Barney J G, physician, surgeon and 
druggist 
BOUSFIELD DANIEL J, superinten- 
dent Contention Consolidated Mill 
Burdick I F, boots and shoes 


Bustillos J, saloon 
CASTANEDA A A & CO, general 
merchandise 
Chase Alex J, surveyor, draughtsman 
and ex-U S Coast Surve 
Clark H V, agt NM & A Branch A, T 
SFRR 


CONTENTION (CONSOLIDATED 
» Daniel J Boustield superin- 
tendent 
Dessart John, general mdse and saloon 
Diaz F, saloon 
Dunn J R, saloon 
FRENCH RESTAURANT, L Lar. 
rieu proprietor 
Gallagher Thos, restaurant 
Galvin Thomas, meat market 
ENTER MILL, Archie 
Nivens superintendent 
HOWELL SAMUEL, general mer- 
chandise, postmaster and agent (Vells, 
Vargo & Co’s Express . 
HUNTER FRANK, assayer, Heaa 
Center Mill 
Kaufman M, general merchandise 
LARRIEU L, proprietor French Res- 
taurant 
Latta S N, millwright 
Ludwig J B, deputy sheriff Cochise 
Count 
Marks Simon, gen mdse 
McDaniel L, stage driver 
Mills Joseph, butcher 
Myers & Son, hotel 
NIVENS ARCHIE, superintendent 
Head Center Mill 
Reeder Robt, agt W U Tel Co 
Rehalva Emanuel, blacksmith 
SATTERLEE FRANK, assayer Con- 
tention Consolidated Mill 
Smith J B, justice of the peace ; 
Varela J, livery stable and blacksmith 
WELSH JOHN, saloon é 


Zier Max, saloon 


L. LARRIEU, 
FRENCH RESTAURANT 


First-class Boarding and Tucdging. 


MAIN STREET, - - - 


CONTENTION CITY, ARIZONA 


A First-class Hotel and Restaurant. Private Rooms well furnished, second to 


none in Southern Arizona. 


t| A First-Class BAR ROOM supplied with the best Imported and Domestic 


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THE BEST FITTING SUIT OF CLOTHES go to JOE PO 


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LIVERY STABLE attached to the House. 


HITE BROS., 


13 & 16 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
@t,8.F Boat steck, Oak Plank and Timber, 


8 & 20 Spear St, 
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Pima County. A post-office, 50 miles 
southeast of Tucson. 


Brick & Co, gen mdse 

George L, hotel 

Hughes & Lyon, mining 

Hughes & Taylor, grocery and liquors 

Te Thos, postmaster and justice of 
the 6 


Hampeon J H, R R contractor 
Lyon & Co, grocers 
Scott John, RK R contractor 


DESERT. 


Pima County. A post-office. 


LABOREE C H, postmaster and agent 
SPCRR ate “ee 


DUDLEYVILLE. 


PinaL County. A post-office, 


Cunningham Wn, farmer 
Harrington W D, farmer 
Lattin W A, rancher 

Pam Alex, gen mindse 

Watson L K & Co, gen mdse 


ERASTUS. 


ApacHE County. A post-office. 


CurtisG C, butcher 

Erastus Co-operative Mercantile Insti- 
tution, S EJohnson pres 

Johnson S E, pres Erastus Co-operative 
Mercantile Institution 

Martman G A, bootmaker 

Martman M UH, saddle and harness- 
maker 

McGrath L, farmer 

Pulsipher D, miiler 

Runell H, blacksmith 

Willhelm H H, gun mdse 


, FAIRBANK. 


Dessart & Joice, gen mdse and saloon 
HASSE HK, agent A, T&ESFRR 
Zeckendorf L & Co, gen mdse 


FLAGSTAFF. 
Yavapar County. A post and express 
office. 
Ayer —, saw-mill 
Beale Bros, liquors 


1 Brain & Davis, saloon 


Brannen D J, physician and surgeon 


Arizona—OCrittenden—Florence. 


Brannen P B & Co, general merchandise 
Brownie Leon, saloon 

Clark J W, saloon 

Drain John, liquors 

Graaf B F & Co, genoral merchandise 
Hawks & Co, bakery and restaurant 
Kennedy J W, restaurant 

Lawrence & Co, blacksmiths 

Leman T B, physician 

Minow Dan, saloon 

Talbott & Co, liquors 

Wilson J W, restaurant 


FLORENCE. 
Pinat County. A post and express of- 


ce, 

A beautiful, thriving and prosperous 
town containing over 1,400 inhabitants, 
handsomely situated on the south bank 
of the Gila River, in Pina! County, and 
almost in the cents of the Territory, 
It is the county seut of the county, and 
lies about 35 miles from the far-famed 
Silver King Mine. Recent additions 
have been made to the Court House, a 
new jail built, which has no equal in 
the Territory excepting Yuma. A new 
Catholic Church will shortly be con- 
structed. The Sisters of Mercy of Tuc- 
son have established a day and boarding 
school, and there are ten public and one 
private school. Every educational ad- 
vantage can be had here known to the 
outside world. The climate, healthful- 
ness and sanitary condition of the town 
is unequalled by any place in the Terri- 
tory. Farming and grazing abound on 
all sides, and it is now a settled fact 
that any cereal or vegetable may be 
grown successfully here, Connection is 
made with the Southern Paci‘c Railroal 
at the station of Casa Grande, 25 miles 
distant. The mail service is daily, and 
is carried by the Texas and California 
Stage Company, Griffith & Stevens pro- 
prietors. 


Anderson J W, attorney-at-law 

Andrava & Spinas, groceries 

Arbanatti Juan, butcher 

Bailey W L, livery stable 

Rartleson John T, supervisor 

Boscha Peter, special deputy sheriff 

Bostwick Samuel, hairdresser 

Brady P R, county treasurer 

Brown Geo A, agt Wells, Fargo & Co 

Callingwood & Co, wholesale and retail 
merchants 

Cochrane T A, miner 

Cook Geo F, supervisor 

Corrales Jesus, liquors and provisions 

Cox L M Jr, manager Silver King Hotel 


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333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


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FITTING SUIT OF CLOTHES go to JOE 


POHEIM, the Tailor. 


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Arizona—Florence-Globe City. 1415 


Davis J W, attorney and counselor-at-| WEEDIN THOMAS F, publisher 
law ‘Florence Enterprise ” 
Devine John J, county recorder Wells, Fargo & Co, Geo A Brown agt 
Eduardo Girard Rev, pastor of Church} Western Union Telegraph Co, 
of the Assumption Guild agt 
Bree ed vans Station, Florence WHITESIDE B peed ott 
obe Ro , under s 
“PLORENCE ENTERPRISE,” | Will Peter, Florence Brewery 
Thomas F Weedin publisher Wilson John V, feed stable 
Flores Augustine, saloon Wratten Geo L, probate judge, atty- 
Fordico Juan, saloon at-law and notary public 
ype J a et and i E-salinctor 
onzales » harness au ery 
Goodwin F L B, attorney-at-law FORT BOWIE. 
Griffith & Stevens, proprs Texas and| Pima County. A post-office. 
California Stage Co Egan —, physician 
Guild Wm E, postmaster T Y, OA & CO, general mer- 
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Hardesty Jesse, supt Mark Twain]  chandise 

ayy peons ey Ne Was Diem Os 
»bitants, arvey William, physician 
ith bank Holland Patrick, Jaservitoe FORT GRANT. 
niy, and Lewis House, © G Lewis propr Granam County. A post-office. 
nlp ge aes Mining Co, Jesse Hardesty Morgan H A, justice of the pence 
nty, an tel : » general 
ar-famed Mason Aaron, pres S K & F Tel Co NORTON | 6 STEWART, ¢ 
udditions LOR Spe a ra I H, bho ‘ a 
House, a ichea iquors and provisions 
equal in Miller John, justice of the peace FORT THOMAS. 

A new Miller W E, W,F & Co's messenger /Granam County. See Camp Thomas. 

be con- apa puanty clerk 

f Tuc- 08s cigars and tobacco 

boarding Ochoa J M, general merchandise GILA BEND. 

and one Owens John A, miller . |Maricopa County. <A post, express 
onal ad. Quinn Francisco, liquors and provi-|/ and telegraph office, on the Southern 
m to the sions Pacific R. R., 850 miles from San 
ealthful- Rupp Charies, saloon Francisco, and 119 miles from Yuma. 
he town Richardson C B, attorney-at-law Population 60. 

o Terri- Ruggles Levi, farmer Beach Wilson, freighter 

ound on gan Oras 0 Gt, Aeloot Boyer W P, general merchandise 


led fact Sawers ik J, with Smith & Murray COX E H, agent Wells, Fargo & Co 


may be Schoshusen enry, butcher Harrinaton F, freighter 
ection is Silver King and Florence Tel Co, Aaron MoCowa J, hotel wa saloon 
Railroad Mason pres Morgan M D, hotel 


Silver King Hotel, W L Bailey propr di 
miuipeors Jaines A, station agt at Pica- SG ped Py yen nt ied 
cno e 
Smith Horace L, attorney and counsel- 
or-at-law : GILLETT. 
Smith Isaac D, station agt Casa Grande Yavarar County. A post-office, 40 
and Florence R R A miles northwest of Phenix. Popula- 
Smith & Murray, wholesale and retail | 4:,. )30, 


merchants 
Burfiri M, hotel 
STANTON F, deputy clerk of the Coulson & Ayers, saloon 


county court ‘ d saloon 
Summers H B, district attorney Curtis G W, hotel and sa 
Tantini G R, liquors and provisions GOLDMAN & ANDERSON, general 


: P > ‘ merchandise 
Texas and California Stage Co, Griffith Larson James, blacksmith 


& Stevens proprs 5 ; ; 
Thomas Hitwn, denuty county recorder | Stenkie H L, freighter 

and clerk board of supervisors cas ss 
‘Tillman © W, carpenter and builder GLOBE CITY. 


wane John D, supt Brady & Walker Gita Counry. A post and express 


office, 100 miles north of Tucson, and 


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1416 | Arizona—Globe City-Hayden. 


69 miles northeast of Florence, Pop- 
| ulation 1,000. It is reached by way 
of Casa Grande and Florence. 


Abraham Jacob, barber 

Benbrook & Robbins, liquors 

Bosche G, brewery and saloon 

Bremen M W, lumber 

Bruski Larra, liquors 

Burns Con, blacksmith 

Cahill & Ellis, painters 

Carey H M, wagonmaker 

Chappe!l & Whepley, groceries and 
fruits 

Duryea W H, gen mdse 

Eaton & Bailey, gen mdse 

Fiske H W, gunsmith 


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Gardner Benjamin, groceries and liquors 


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ritt proprietor 
Globe Mercantile Co, gen mdse 
Graydon & Crawford, wagonmakers 
i | Hackney A H, ‘‘Silver Belt’ 
Hamilton James, liquors 
Hammond & Taylor, liquors 
| Hazard & Horst, butchers 
| Heineman S C, physician and druggist 
Henderson D, gen mdse 
| Hitchcock & Co, druggists 
HOLBORN CHAS & CO (represent- 
ing Wm B Hooper & Co), wholesale 
liquors 


KELLNER E Ff, lumber and general 
merchandise 

Kenney Mrs, lodging-house 

Klein 8 & Co, gen mdse 

| Lundy J C, blacksmith 

McDonald C A, physician 

MeNally W T, liquors 

Moore Mrs & Son, hotel 

Moulton P H, liquors 

Murphy Wn, dry goods 

| Myer & Schein, clothing, eto 

| Newton Geo A, jeweler 

Pascoe House, Mrs Rosa Howe propr 

Pascoe James, restaurant 

Redman Joseph, butcher 

' Rinehart J H, liquors 

| Robbins J C, livery stable 

: Robertson P C, livery stable 

. Robinson Lewis, stoves and tinware 

Smith T C, liquors 

Spence H HE, postmaster 

STERRITT GH, ‘‘Globe Chronicle” 

Sultan D, general merchandise 

b> ; Van Wagenin G 8S, gen mdse 


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Welch James F, blacksmith 
| Westmeyer F W, gen mdse 
Wood H, barber 
Wright A R, groceries 
Young Jesse, liquors 


GREATERVILLE. 


Pra County. A post-office. 


Anderson Jolin B, blacksmith 

Arnold E A, gen mdse 

Coyne P J, justice of the peace and dis- 
trict recorder 

ELLIOTT & DOWNER, general mer- 
chandise 

Modesto Galindo, butcher 


HACKBERRY, 
Monave Country. A _ post-office, 71 
miles northwest of Prescott. 


Abernethy M, gen mdse and boarding- 
house 

Davis John, saloon 

Day W E, physician 

Nobman FI’, blacksmith, feed yard and 
boarding-house 

Roune Fred, saloon 

Wollenburg L & Co, gen mdse 


HARDYVILLE. 


MouaveCounty. A post-office; a land- 
ing on the Colorado River. 


HARDY W M, general merchandise 
HARSHAW. 


Pima County. A post-office, 


Bessiner Charles, shoemaker 
Brick wood John, liquors 

Cazalon & Bitchnon, restaurant 
Darms G, lodzing-house 

Denier J W, drugs 

Hays R T, physician 

Harshaw Mill and Mining Co 
Jameson J, liquors and cigars 
Kegan Wn, livery 

Nelson S P, brewery a1 liquors 
Nichols John, restaurant 
O'Halloran Mrs C, hotel 

Sims G, liquors 

Small N, livery 

Snyder D & Co, gen mdse 
Sutton & Stockton, blacksmiths 
Smith & Boughn, butchers 


HAYDEN. 


Maricopa County. <A post-office, 44 
miles from Maricopa and 16 miles 
from Phenix. 


Bagley Samuel, saloon 

Carter John, wagonmaker and builder 
Hawks Joseph, blacksmith 

Hopkins R T, blacksmith 

Johnson Joseph E, nurseryman 


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3 Arizona—Hayden—Mineral Park. 1417 


$ Lamb Joseph, cooper 
TR Macdonald: 

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merchandise and postmistress 


Pomeroy Francis M, justice of the peace 


Sj Robson Chas I, notary public 


Rogers Henry C, wagonmaker and black- 


smith, Jonesville, 3 miles north 
Sirrene Geo W, hotel 


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S5| Aracne County. A post-office, 
Bacca Santa Ago & Co, gen mdse 
Field J A, agt Wells, Fargo & Co 
FISH JOSEPH 


Wilson James H, postmaster 


ISAACSON. 


Pima County. A post-office. 
Brivkwood John, saloon 
Cleaborne & Williams, saloon 
Fox Mrs Rose, laundry 
Frish Charles & Co, saloon 
Green & Everett, saloon 

| Isaacson I, gen mdse 


@| ISAACSON JACOB, postmaster 
a Lepool Harry, barber 
‘qo | Martin Joe, hotel 
Sawyer I J, saloon 
2 Schneider D, gen mdse 


Schutz Charles, saloon 
F Smaley Wm, livery 


KEAM’S CANYON. 


} Aracuz County. 
ran) KEAM T VV, Indian trader 


5 LUTTRELL. 


Pima County. A post-office. 


Sa) Davis Mining Co, mining and smelting 


Holland Mining Co, mining and smelt- 


Harrickson R, liquors 

Harrison R, gen mdse 
ing 

Kaufman H, gen rndse 


Kresham & McBain, gen mdse 
Luttrell J M, hotel 


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Pinat County. A post-office. 


CHAMBERLIN M R, postmaster 


BER, Stee. Habs, Spokes, Rime, Poles, 8. _. i, ete 


A F, agt DM Osborn & Co, 
ANNIE V, general 


MARICOPA. 


Prwat County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, on the Southern Pa- 
citic, 156 miles from Yuma, and 91 
miles from Tucson. 


Bassett James, propr Maricopa Hotel 
Boyne R E, mgr W U Tel Co 

Bonsell Ed, ast S PRR 

Cottrell W F, groceries, boots, shoes, 


etc 

FARRINGTON R E & CO, post- 
master, general merchandise, forward- 
ing and commission merchants 

Gilmer, Salisbury & Co’s Stage Line, 
James Stewart agt 

Vandever Chas, gen mdse, forwarding 
aud commission merchants 

Zent Wm, feed corral 


McDOWELL. 


Maricopa County. A post-vifice, 25 
miles northeast of Phoenix. . 


WILCOX NORTH, general merchan- 
ise 


McMILLEN. 
Giza County, 


Kellner E F & Co, gen mdse and miners’ 
outfits 

McMillen Silver Mining Co 

NICOLS J R, general merchandise 


MESA CITY. 


Maricora County. See Hayden. 


. Oak, Ash, White Woed, Maple, Etc., 
and 20 Spear Street, San Francisco. 


NIM “S J “WHOA MIN 40 “OD JOMVUNSNI 34I7 TVNLNW NI JHNSNI 


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MINERAL PARK. = 
Mouave County. A post-office; the = 
county seat, located 134 miles nerth- ~o 
west of Prescott and 43 miles from | = 
Hardyville. 4 
“ALTA ARIZONA,” W H Cureton |*~ 
editor and proprietor 
Atchisson Chas, gents’ furnishing goods | 54, 
and probate judge *” 
Blakley W G, attorney-at-law (Fe) 
Brooks Mrs G W, fancy goods j 
Buckley John, black:nith wn 
Bucksbaum H, clerk Loard of supervis- |“ 
ors ef 
Burdick E L, physician and vounty | CO 
’ treasurer badd 
Christie T J, saloon [—] 
Clark W S, saloon S 
CURETON W H, editor «Alta Ari- |= 
zona,” and court commissioner = 
Cuzinno Calvin, hotel —) 
E BROS... 13415 Mainandi4&?  ;pear 


_ DANIEL NORCROSS & CO, Witssz Grete, Reaatias. cece Sorell Order, 
1418 Arizona—Mineral Park-Pheniz. 


Davis A E, attorney-at-law Hanck J D, stock raiser 
Dunton James, groceries Lynch L, saloon 
Fehr William, bootmaker Rains J W, hotel 
French C G W, district judge PE aye se TL 
Hamilton Samuel, attorney-at-law NUG GET 
Hardy Wm H, supervisor ; . 
oes 4 We aps Foe Gita County, A post-office. 
ughes J, smi 
Hyde J J, druggist KELLNER E F & CO, general mer. 
j .|  chandise 
ae be Watkins, gen mdse and drug Gtewart & J). Uanars 
Krider Bros, gen mdse and post-office a 
MACKENZIE JOHN K, county re- ORO. 
corder, clerk district and probate 
court GRAHAM CouNnTY. 
Potts John C, sheriff : Bolan P J, hotel 
Sherman E C, blacksmith Welch H B & Co, gen mdse 
Smith Anson H & Co, newspaper Yankie J M 
Smith James, butcher. 
Stephenson John W, district attorney 
Welbourne L C, supervisor ORO BL ANCO. 
WELTON & GROUNDS, general mer- Prvia County. A post-office, 68 miles 
White & Harrison, saloon south of Tues 1s 
—_—_—— Bartlett John, butcher 


ai Noon A H, drugs and physician 
MINNEHAHA. Noon Owen, liquors 
Post-office Brad-| Thacher & Co, gen mdse and hotel 
shaw. 


Anderson H C, miner PAMELA. 


wat K, general merchandise, | y,y,par County. A post-office. 
mining agent and justice of the peace 
Patterson James, saw-mill Boyce C E, harness and saddles 
Cox E, liquors 


Hinkle Jacob, miner 
Oliver Jacob, farmer DAVIS J P & CO, general merchandise 


Ryland Frank, miner Harris H L, liquors 


Taylor Charles, farmer Parker H, saw-mill 
Peterson Ed, wagonmaker 


ey Pitman E W, butcher 
MOHAVE CITY. Ross H ©, blacksmith 


Monave County. A_ post-office, on| Wade Wm, liquors 
; Colorado River. 4 Woodruff G W, dry goods 04 > crsries 
BREON W Ligaen —— 

REON PAUL, postmaster 
BREON & SP. , general merchan- PANTANO. 


dise Pima County. A post, express and tele- 
Lambert Henry, butcher egraph office, on the Southern Pacific 
Spear A A, cattle dealer R. R., 28 miles from Tucson, 


pear Dougherty John, postmaster 
MONTEZUMA. TULLY, OCHGA & CO, general mer- 


“ ; i chandise and stock raisers 
Pina County. Post-office Florence; 9! Waketield Bros, gen mdse 
station on the Southern Pacific R. R., Woolfolk Geo, hotel and saloon 
147 miles from Yuma, and 12 miles mer 


northwest of Florence. - : seal 
AUSTIN & DEMPSEY, general mer- PHER!¥ 


chandise Maricopa County. A post and express 
office; the county seat of Maricopa Z 


DE County. 
5 NAVAJO SPRINGS. It is located in north latitude 33° 19 0 


COLYER F E, agent A& PRR and | and !ongitude 112°—time 2 hours and 
Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express 20 minutes slower than Washington. It 


ALVIN NUTTING & SON, OOM Se rai Nitec wan franctsce. 


315 J St., Sacramento. 
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San Francisco. 


Arizona—Pheniz. 1419 


is located 2 miles north of Salt River, in 
the center of the valley of the same 
name, and has been the seat of govern- 
ment since the formation of the county, 
February 4th, 1871. The town site of 
Phoenix covers an area of one mile long 
and one-half mife wide. The streets 
fronting on the plaza are 100 feet wide ; 
the balance >.e S80. The streets run at 
right angles with the cardinal points of 
the compass. The blocks are 300 feet 
square. pAb 3 to its close proximity to 
oped mining districts in 
the Territory, its location as a base of 
supplies is unequaled. The town is 
amply supplied with churches and edu- 
cational facilities. It has a handsome 
new sckool house, costing $15,000. The 
Masons, Odd Fellows, Red Men, Knights 
of Pythias and Good Templars are or- 
anized and have lurge lists of members. 
opulation about 2,500. The principal 
industries of the surrounding country 
are farming, mining and stock raising, 
Pheenix is. located in what is generally 
considered the finest agricultural valley 
in the Territory. 


Gibson & Son, livery 
Gilmer, Salis:.ury & Co, stage lines, Jas 
Stewart supt 
Goldman & Co, dry goods 
GOSPER & MORFORD (J J Gosper 
and N A Morford), proprs “ Wee'iy 
Phenix Herald ” 
Greenhaw TG, county scho»l suyerin- 
tendent and probate judge 
Gregg J L, county supervisor 
Gregory J M, nurseryman 
Hamlin Geo, livery 
Hancock W A (Tweed & Hancock) 
Harrison Mrs, milliner 
Hedgpeth Rev L J, clergyman (M E 
South) : 
Heison C, baker 
Henshaw A L, county supervisor 
Hervick & Luhrs, blacksmiths 
Hilderbrandt & Co, s loon 
Hincklin Laura E, dressmaker 
Hooper W B & Co, wholesale liquors 
and commission merchants 
Huston S M & Co, druggists 
Irvine E & Co, groceries and varieties 
Isauc Wm, county surveyor 
Jacobs M & Co, general merchandise 
Jamison E, W U Tel operator 
Jones W W, mining supt 
Kales & Lewis (M W Kales and S Lew- 
is), bankers 
Kales M W, councilman 
Kelly G H, painter 
Kelly & Mayer, butchers 
Kirkland R F, county recorder 
Knapp Mrs A R, dressmaker 
Lowrey Lola B, music teacher 
Lemon A D, district attorney 
Loosley J R, saloon 
L.ihrs J C H, barber 
Luke C A, brewery and saloon 
McGinn M E, horseshoer and blacksmith 
McKean F J, expressman 
McNeil A J, harness 
McNEIL HOMER HU, publisher “Ari- 
zona (xazette” 
McNulty W F, general merchandise 
Milsap Mrs A E, restaurant 
Minor P, contractor and builder and 
lumber 
Monihon J D, councilman 
Morris W R, upholsterer 
Mowry Geo E, postmaster 
Olsson T, shoemaker 
Orme L H, sheriff 
Patton & Whittaker (S E Patton and 
Demarbaix & Sanders, livery stable Geo M Whittaker), contractors and 
Ellis G & Co, gen indse builders 
Frambes Rev O 8, principal Phonix HOE M, tinware 
“PHOENIX 


Alsap & Baker (J T Alsap «i A C Ba: 
ker), attorneys-at-law 

Alsap J T (Alsap & Baker) 

s ONA GAZETTE,” Homer H 
MeNeil publisher 

Asher M & Bro, gen mdse 

Baker A C (Alsap & Baker) 

Balz E, stock dealer 

Basquez A, bricklayer 

Brix Peter, saloon 

Brown ‘Thomas, saloon 

Burger John, wagonmaker 

Bury C H, contractor and builder 

Campbell Joseph (Cox & Campbell) city 
recorder 

Carey W R, furniture and undertaker 

Clark Geo D, watchmaker and jeweler 

Coats G F, fruits, etc 

Coeka Chas, furniture 

Colburn J W, liquors 

Collier C, mining supt 

Collins J B, liquors 

Cook W G, physician 

Cotten J M, liquors 


Campbell), attorneys 
Cox Frank (Cox & Campbell) 
Crisman & Turman, flour-mill 


High School HERALD” (weekly), 
Fuqua F, saloon Gosper & Morford proprietors 
Ganz E, hotel Pickens Mrs N A, physician 


Garfias Henry, city marshal 


Pinney D H, district judge 
George John, county treasurer 


Porter De Forest, mining supt 


HITE BROS., 13 & 15 Main 
‘Nan 14& 16 Spear st, 8. FB. 


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Porterie ‘Alexander J, engineer and| Allen C O, assayer 


metallurgist 
Reed J D, public administrator 
Richards Ames, justice of peace 
Righetti S, restaurant 
Rosenthal & Kutner, general mdse 
Rosson R L, physician 
Rothrock & Catton, 
books and stationery 
Rothrock G H, justice of peace 
Rowe W A & Co, mill an 
plies and general merchandise 
Ruben Paul R, cigars, tobacco and va- 
rieties 
Ryder Henry W, lumber and builders 
and hardware 
Salari Chas, hotel 
sob over Carl, bakery 


Si. ' A, mayor and clerk district | Cavaness 


cou 
Sherman Thomas, saloon 
Sherrer Carl, baker 
Shiner Mrs S E, millinery 


Smith J Y T, councilman and flour-mills | Charlebois & Marlow, butchers and 


Sinith Thos, liquors 

Smith W T, hotel 

Stonge & Gonzales, painters 

Stroud & Jenson; saloon 

‘Tapia Roberto, barber 

Tedrow J W, saloon 

Thalheimer Joseph, saloon 

Thibodo O J, physician and druggist 
Travis H H, assayer 

Tweed G A (Tweed & Hancock) 


Tweed & Hancock (G A Tweed and W | Ehlers E H, expressman 


A Hancock), attorneys-at-law 


Warmser M, county supervisor and| Everhart & Jennings, drugs, medicines, 


eneral merchandise 
Wharton J EB, physician 
Williams & Woosnum, corral 


PICACHO. 


PrnaL County. A post-office; on the 
Southern Pacific R. R., 19 miles from 
Casa Grande and 146 miles from Tuc- 
son. 

Ambler N, teamster and ford agent 

Brown Jas H, ford agt and gen mdse 

SIMPSON JAS A, feed yard and post- 


master 


PICKET POST. 


See Pinal. 


Pinau County. 
PINAL. 

Pina, County. A 
office, known as Picket ost; post- 


office named Pinal. Population 1,000. Kennedy K K, deputy sheriff and con- 


Adams O B, physician and surgeon 


teh Bes ART ne 
PIONEER IRON WORKS, CBs:SiNenea teas ser Bais cercet.0 F 


photographers, Binkley W T, groceries, provisions, aud 


mining sup- | Bray H C, farmer 


ost and express | 7 


seer ty, JEWELERS, "tesa 


Arizona—Phenia-Pinal. 


Arnett W L, propr Pinal Hotel 

Baker J D, assayer 

Bancroft W EH, freighter and contractor, 
Casa Grande and Silver King 

Becher Gustave, U S Brewery 

Benson W H, justice of peace 


retail liquor store 
Brandinburg Mrs J, fruits 


Broadbeck John A, stone mason, con- 
tractor and builder 

BROOKS HARRY, assistant editor 
‘Pinal Drill” 

BROOKS JAY, general merchandise 

Brown P A, assayer 

Brunnenkaut & Hilge, bakery 

Matt, blacksmithing ‘and 
wagonmaking 

Champion Josiah, lumber, doors, and 
sashes; agt Commercial Insurance Co 
of San Francisco 


hotel 
Conn Robert, millman 
Cox G, mining and civil engineer, and 
U S deputy mining surveyor 
ore C W, supt Goodenough Mining 
0 


Davis H H, physician and surgeon 
Delta Saloon, Harter & Lewis proprs 
DeWalt G A, engineer 

Doge M M, assayer 


Elmore D T 


paints, and oils 

Frederickson P C, saloon 

Gilmore Chas M, mining contractor 

Goldman & Co, general merchandise, 
Pinal and Butte 

Gomez Francisco, groceries and pro- 
visions 

Gonzales Jose, liquors 

Graham P B, wines, liquors and cigars 

Hall S P, propr Hall’s Star Stable, 


livery and fee ea 
Hampton W W, miner HI 
Harter & Lewis, wines, liquors and | > 
cigars ae 
Haverstrom John, bootmaker aF 
Hickman Mrs R H, dressmaking and | ag 


milliner 
Hilge & Co, bakers 
Hoffman O, metallurgist 
Hunt J B, wines, liquors and saloon 
Hutchinson C T, blacksmith 
Jensen Fred, wines, liquors, fruits and 
shooting gallery : 
ones F KE, private sec Hastings Con- 
solidated Mining Co 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., Ship Plank, all kinds, * az¢ z0.8rses.s*- 


Kimball S F, livery, sale and feed stable 

Keuhl E, saloon 

Loeffler & Co, fruits, etc 

Lubrod N, harnessmaker 

McDonald J M, harnessmaker 

McDonald J M, carpenter 

Miller Chas, merchant 

Miller Geo L, postmaster 

Miller G L & Co, gen mdse 

Murray C F, wines and liquors 

Myers Wm, dancing teacher 

| Nicholas & Bessing, saloon 

Paine LL, barber and hairdresser 

a R M, supt Silver King Mining 
Oo 


eomery & 124 Market. 


Pinal County Bank, A Venton cashier 

‘PINAL DRILL,” J D Reymert edi- 
tor and proprietor 

Pinal Hotel, W L Arnett propr 

Rice & Loeffler, butchers 

RE J DeNOON attorney-at- 
law and notary public 

Reymert J D Jr, atty-at-law 

Schmitt C W, shoemaker 

Silver King and Florence Tel Co, A 
Venton operator 

Smidt E, bootmaker 

Stanfield Thos, feed stable and corral 
and harness shop 

Stone George A, foreman Silver King 

Stone W R, attorney-at-law 

Stoutenburg G B, supt Silver Queen 
Mining Co and Hastings Consolidated 
Mining Co 

Sutter Jacob, tinsmith, stoves and tin- 
ware 

Venton A, cashier Pinal County Bank 

Warnke E F, St Louis Brewery 

Wartelle W S, with G L Miller & Co 

Wells, Fargo & Co, A Venton agt 

West A, propr Grand Hotel 

Whitrock N, groceries 

Whitlow Allen, freight 

Windsor Mining Cu, D T Elmore supt 

Witrock Herry, groceries and pro- 
visions 

Zubrod N, shoemaker 


Suits made to order from $20. 203 Mont 


J. De Noon Reymert, - 
ATTORNEY 


AND 


PINAL, 


Arizona Territory. 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. 


Arizona—Pinal—Prescott. 1421 


COUNSELOR AT LAW.|werron & GROUNDS, warehouse 


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PINAL MOUNTAINS. 
KELLNER EF, savw-mill 


PINAL RANCH. 
Pinat County. Post: office Pinal. 


Buchanan I T, farmer 
Iron Robt A, hotel and farm 


PIONEER. 


Gua County. A post-office. 


Beckwith C H, capitalist 

Belderback —, barber 

Comstock C H, notary public and dep- 
uty postmaster 

Eads Grant, blacksmith 

Eaton J H, saw-mill 

Gorrala & Co, hotel 

Hall Ben, teamster 

Hellings W B, mining supt 

Holborn Harry, gen mdse and liquor 

Howard Mining Co, G B Walker supt 

Howard Road and Reduction Co, Walker 
& Hellings mgrs @ 

Lonnigan T A, postmaster 

Mann & Martin, billiard hall 

Meyer & Caswell, bakery and restaurant 

Myres & Schine, dry goods 

Neolder John, packer 

Pioneer Mining Co, W_B Hellings supt 

Pioneer Saw-Mill, J H Eaton lessee 

Prime Geo, teamster 

Sidom Wn, butcher | 

Snyder W B, barber : 

South Pioneer Mining Co, W B Hellings 
supt 

Stefiy & Co, dair 

Thompson & Deckert, brewery 

Walker G B, supt Howard Mining Co 

Watson James, tinsmith 

Wilmans F W & Co, sa.oon 

Wilmans S (©, livery s.able 

Wood & Wilmans, gen mdse 


PLOMOSA. 


Yuma County. See Centennial. 


POLHAMUS. 


Mouave County. Post-office Hardy- 
ville, a steamboat landing on Colorado 
River. 


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PRESCOTT. 


Yavapat County. A post and express 
office. : 
Is the Territorial capital and county 


| a ON eee TE CRTs RP RANSON ER CR a oe NON SON OU ney eR TW EW WE [OT POTS 


HARDWOOD LUMBER, “Sate tw re orecon Ah, Maple ana Alder. 


ODD FELLOWS’ SUPPLIES, “itSconte"remptc. No. Fost street, . 5. 


1422 Arizona—Prescott. 


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\e) seat of vevere County, is beautifully | Dougherty John W, gen mdse, feed, ‘hay 
| and healthfully situated in a mountain-| and grain 
§ ous flat surrounded by groves of stately | Ellis N, general merchandise 
pines, at an altitude a trifle over a mile | Ellis & Whitney, saloon 
8 above the sea level. The surrounding | Emanuel A, painter 
mountain tops are snow-capped, and| Fisher FG, blacksmith 
breezes wafted from their heights tothe | Fisher J L, general merchandise 
valley below are loaded with a freshness | Fredrick & Hill, stoves and tinsmiths -_ | 
that often drive the people from the | French W, grocer 
streets to the refuge of their household | Gilmer, Salisbury & Co Stage Lines, J 
firesides. Prescott is decidedly an Amer-| F Meador agent 
ican town, and her buildings, both pub- | Goldwater M & Son, gen mdse 
lic and private, are models of comfort | Goldwater Samuel, cigars 
and elegance. The surrounding forests | Hartin J W, blacksmith 
a of pine furnish material of superior | Hatz Daniel, hotel and restaurant 
quality in abundance. Herchief resour- | Hazeltine W E, cashier Bank of Arizo- 
ces are mining, stock raisingand lumber} na 
manufacturing. Her great disadvan- | Head C P & Co, gen mdse 
tage is her isolated position, which it is | Herzog E, fruits 
believed will be shortly overcome by | Howard John, attorney-at-law 
18 the establishment of railroad connection | Howard M V, stenographer 
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that is now made a probability in the | Howey James, blacksmith 
construction of a line from Santa Fé, | Hubbard & Mitchell (Fred S Hubbell 
N. M. Whipple Barracks, one of the| and Mrs E T Mitchell), restaurant 
pleasantest military stations in the Ter- | Kelly & Brennen gen mdse 
ritory, is situated about three-quarters | Kendall D G, drugs 
of a mile from Prescott. Prescott is | Kirwagen & Simes, liquors 
reached by Gilmer, Salisbury & Co.’s| Kuhn, Wurzburg & Co, clothing 
stage coaches fr@gM@ Maricopa, on the S. | Levy D & Co, gen mdse 
P. R. R., at a distance of 150 miles. | Lewis Sol, pres Bank of Arizona 
The population of Prescott is estimated | Lincoln O, druggist 
at 3,000. Long J F, painters 

Long Thomas, liquors 
Acker & Walker, butchers | McKenzie Chas, carpenter 
Ainsworth F K, physician Martin J C, editor ‘Democrat’ 
“ARIZONA DEMOCRAT” (The), | Martindell C R, forwarder 


Arizona Publishing Co, publi-hers Mason A J. harness, saddles, boo‘s and 
ARIZ(CNA G CO, pub-| shoes 

lishers ‘‘Arizona Democrat” MASTERSON MURAT, editor ‘‘Ari- 
Bank of Arizona, W E Hazeltine cashier} zona Democrat” and attorney-at-law 
Blake & Co, bankers McCandless J N, physician and drugs 
@| Bones & Spencer, stationery and varie- | McGrew Wm H, attorney-at-law 
sad ties Meador J F, agent Gilmer, Salisbury & 

Brannen P B & Co, gen mdse Co Stage Lines 

D Bray T C & Co, dry goods Melville WC, at A& PRR 
Buftum W M, gen mdse Mitchell DF, photographer 
Campbell J G, blacksmith Oliver W G, post trader 
Churchill Clark (Churchill & Dann) Otis T W, gen mdse 
Churchill & Dann (Clark Churchill and | Palmer & Co, livery 

F P Dann), attorneys-at-law Parker F G, wagonmaker 
Clark & Adams, saw-mill and lumber | ParkerG R & FG, saw-mill 
Clark Miss Mamie, millinery and fancy | Parker & McCord, feed stable 


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Colman G N, bootmaker Potts W C, carpenter and builder 
Connell Robt, liquors Radezewsky Jacob, blacksmith 
Crocker Chas, bootmaker Raible John, brewery 
Crown G W, machinist Randal & Co (A G Randal and Jas Cas- 
Curry Geo H, jewelry, guns, pistols and| sidy), carpenters and builders and un- 
ammunition dertakers 

Curtis G W, saw-mill Riordan & Hubbard, commission mer- 
Dallas G W & Bro, saloon chants 
Dann F P (Churchill & Dann), attor-| Roberts John W, gunsmith 

td ney-at-law Rowe W A & Co, gen mdse 


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CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENU 


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\3: ] ) saloon Rush Chas B, attorney-at-law 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, “Work; 227Susin'Strece, San rancisco. 


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San Francisco, 
Arizona—Prescott-San Simon. 


Rush John A (Rush & Wells) attorne 
Rush & Wells (John A Rush and Ed ST. JOHNS. 
fs ete apes olla APACHE County, A post-office, 
Schmidt he f ie T ottiiadler Apodaca Serafin, justice of the peace 
Sines Geo saloon Baca Dionicio, county treasurer 
Stahl D furniture Baily R J, county recorder 

Stahl E, assayer Barela Aresteo, constable 

Thorn W H, bailder Franklin C A, probate judge 


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Thorne D C, saloon vanteles Antonio, county commissioner 

Thorne & Ingwerson, blacksmiths and Pees Thomann Pabeesevon tase 
wagonmakers . bp siery, 

Taney Slpckecm, lianas Rudd Wm My district automa 

Weaver B H, gen mdse RUIZ , Clerk of county com- 


Wells Ed A (Rush & Wells), attorneys | <,mssioners 
Weyl J, notary public, cotltevanonr Stover E S, sheriff 
wenn of sre = copyist ST. J et 
illiams A P, hote iy 
Wilson & Haskell, sash, door and blind OSEPH. 
factory ApacuE County. A post-office, 


Wilson J W & Co, gen mdse Peterson C M, bootmaker 
Wurzburg K, gen mdse 


RENO. SAFFORD. 


GraHaM County. A post-office, 130 
Gita County. A. post-office, miles northeast of iioson, Popula- 
® 


SMITH CHAS F, assistant nostmaster} tion 180. 
Anderson P, hotel 


RICHMOND BASIN. Bolan P J, district attorney 


Clarke Wm F, recorder 
Gita County. Post-office Globe. Foster J, county supervisor 


KELLNER E F & CO, general mer- | Franklin M, county supervisor 


e 


made to order from $20. 203 Montgomery & 724 Market 


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=| Pasco B F, boarding-house ve , n > 
=| Stewart J A, liquors GRAHAM COUNTY NEWS 
| West Thos L, foreman of mine Hudson & Co (Chas Hudson and James 
; ee. oni bankers 
. ughson R F, attorney-at-law 
RIVERSIDE. Hyaat G H, probate judge and supt 


east of Florence. Population 40. Mine Mies Ai Poles Ces ae 

Pat eter toe penn merchandise wa Lage ae ; apa An ie a 

PUTNAM C D, postmaster Btovetu Get Eiveotlig shai 

RUSSELL. Wet TEA LUAoe Soke ant fools 
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: Prnat County. A post-office, 28 miles | , Public instruction 
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CocHIsE County. Post-office Dragoon. 
e| 4miles from Dragoon. 


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= Hwhphrey R E, locksmith SAN CARLOS. 
Joerss A, silversmith Pinat County. A post-office, 32 miles 
: Joust a saloon from Globe. 
ordan A, saloon 
Julian & Tinkham, saloon PENDLETON WM G, postmaster 
© LAN GHORNE Ww A, postmaster y SIM N 
ewis E J, tinsmi 
Aa Miller W C, plumber SAN SIMON. 
faq | Russell Gold and Silver Mining Co CocutsE County. Post-office Dos Ca- iS 
(a) Schreener, Campbell & Co, gen mdse bezos; an express office on the South- 4 
— Sydon E & Co, gen mdse | ern Pacific R, R., 93 miles from Dem- | pa 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., Jewelry & Diamond Work, | 19 monte 8. F, 


1424 Arizona—San Simon-Snowflake, 


ing, 126 miles from Tucson and 373 | Czarnowski F M, supt South King Min. 


miles from Yuma. ing Co 
Boyle James, coal dealer Hammond T D, supt Eastland Mining 


Bradly C L, propr San Simon House ; 
Brady Michael, justice of the peace Jomes & Jones, liquors 
Crase A J, agtSPRR and forwarding | Lempker W H, barber — 
and commission agt Ludke John, cigars, fruig, etc 
McNamara M, undertaker and gen mdse Mayor F, butcher 
MOORE G F, agent W, F & Co and W | NiemyerC H, carpenter __ 
U Tel Co, manager O del Ww c, proprietor Silver King 
h k P 0 
Murphy Shs dided cada beta Bilver Hing Ashi Feed and Sale Sta- 
Patrick W, physician ey yle propr 
Reynolds G b, clergyman and assayer | WILDMAN PERE » general mer. 
nen SoUnry ublic, postmaster 
and forwarding and commission 
SHOW LOW. Williams Hotel, R Williams propr 
ApacHE County. A post-office. Williams R, propr Williams Hotel 
Baginall George, cigars and notions biking’ Shi 


Cooley & Huning, general merchandise 
HUNING CH & i general merchan- SIMMONS. 
dise tab ‘ Yavapat County. A post-office. 
Huning & Cooley, stock raisers jar 
Huning H, postmaster hea eaten 
Scott J & R, stock raisers Blake Wm, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
ter Sees Head & Lincoln, stock raiser 
SIGNAL. McCormack P J, R EB contractor 
Putney Eli, carpenter and builder 
MOHAVE County. A post-office, 28 si ONS WY, general merchandise 
miles from Aubrey, on the Colorado | mail contractor and postmaster 3 
Ee has stage connection with that | Zimmerman F, liquors 
place. hr: 
KIMBLE BROS, general merchandise 
KOSHLAND Wit. general merchan- SMITHVILLE. 
dise and postmaster Prma County. Post-office Safford; 33 
McCright W D, hotel | miles east of Prescott, on the Camp 
McLeod Frazer, blacksmith Verde Road. 


Sea FU Cluff Moses, sugar mfr 
SILENT. Fontes Joesph, Jetico of the, peace 
Yuma County. A_ post-office, 6 miles | SMITHVI ATIVE 
from Norton's Landing, een LABIITUTION, 
erchandise 
BILLE scp g vehe Destnaetye Teeples WR, merchant and blacksmith 
Dettelbach J B, general marohaadiee Wegen Be erent? Co-operative 
trilchrist Thomas & Co, gen mdse 
HOLJES JH & CO, general merchan- 
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Masters R W, general merchandise 
deigeobansios APACHE County. A post-office, 


SILVER CREEK. Atchison Wm, barber 


Branch A, tailor and watchmaker 
we anaes Flake W J, stock raiser 
prey <5 yan Hunt John, gen mdse 
phe arent Kartchner M E, gen mise 
SILVER KING. Kartchner W D, varieties 
: Minnerly A, saw-miil 
PinaL County. A post-office, 35 miles | Rollings Melinda, milliner 
from Florence, on Globe Trail; popu- STEW ART ALEX, dealer in pictures 
lation 200. and agent for patent medicines 
Bowen Robert, foreman Silver King Li saac, blacksmith 
Condron & Brown, sa'oon Wardle Solomon, bootmaker 


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1425 
fi West J A, contractor 
; ZOMICo, —— Woodruff mgr, gen- TEMPE, 
hing eral, merchandise Maricopa Country, A 


Ost-office, on 
Salt River, 8 miles east of Phenix. 


SOLOMONSVILLE. Barnum Frank, gen mdse and saloon 


Charlebois & Marlow, hotel 


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Grauam County, A post-office, Cosner A W, carpenter and builder 
Besner J B, blacksmith and wagonmaker | Deutsch William, ininer 

Lin Chavaria Regino, freighter Edwards W ¥, tanner 

8 Fernandes Juan, saloon Elmore D T, supt Hastings Co Mill 

Sta: Fourness Francisco, flour-mill Flagler R A, gen mdse 
Gonzales Jose, saloon Gal ardo F, liquors 

mer- MARTIN WILLIAM L, acting post- | “arcia J M, hotel 

aie muster Goldman A, gen mase 
Palm Barnabe, brewer HA , on 
Solomon I E, gen mdse, wagons, etc flour-mill, bl oe merchandise, 
Villalovos D & Bro, freighters mie AMO! wagon: 


Hayden & Edwards, lime mfrs 


SPRINGERVILLE. Murphy & Purcella, gen mdse 


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ApacuE County, A post-office, Taft D i shinny nage 
BECKER JULIUS, general merchan- | Temper Hall and Library Association 
dise and postmaster WENTWORTH F G 


Brown Bros, saw-mill 


naker illi W R, -mill 
yer; raking TEVISTON, 
STANTON. Cocutse Counry. A post-office; an eat- 
ndise, Gita County. Post-office Globe, ing station on the Southern Pacitic R. 


: R. The railroad name is Bowie. The 
FLANDIN JE, superintendent “Mack} hotel kept by Mr. James Campbell is 
Morris Mining Co 


one of the best on the road, and with 
MACK MORRIS MINING C0, J E| his efficient manager, makes it one of 
Flandin superintendent the pleasantest stops for meals found 


d: 33 a by the traveler. 

Sauip SUNSET. CAMPBELL HOUSE, James Campbell 
APACHE County. A post-office. _, Proprietor, iller manager 
Call I, miller Campbell James, propr Campbell House 


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Duspain H, tannery Carey John, shoemaker 


. ‘ Chericahua Mining & Reduction Co 
IVE Foster C A, blacksmith Cochise Mining and Milling Co 
ION, JAMES JOSEPH H, bakery Custer John, blacksmith 

yen Mortensen M P, cooper Flatonia Mining Co 


Porter NF, dairy 


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*» Whiting E, machinist Lingley Chas E, agt SPR R; W, F& 
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Martin W L, postmaster 
14 SWEETWATER. Michel Mrs J F, store and saloon 
oa Pinau County. Post-office Casa Grande. | MILLER J D, manager Campbell 
iy A station on the Southern Pacitic R. House 
ef R., 171 miles from Yuma and 76 miles | Solomon, Wickersham & Co (I E and 
a from Tucson. Adolph Solomon and D W Wicker- 
fe RITTENHOUSE J D, general mer- sham), general merchandise and gov- 
56 chandise ernment supplies : ” 
% ‘ TEVIS J H, general merchandise and 4 
miners’ supplies 
Bf TAYLOR. Wickersham, Solomon & Co, general = 
F Apacue County. A post-office merchandise, commission and forward- |< 
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5 Kay J C, general merchandise a =] 
4 Shumway Chas, flouring-mills TIP TOP. — 
» Solomon ——, gen mdse Yavapai County. A post-office. 3.) 


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1426 Arizona—Tip Top-Tombstone. 


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Arnold Peter, brewery and saloon ARCHER RB H, Cosmopolitan Saloon, 

Cardiff J, saloon 218 Fifth 

DAWES W C, qerel merchandise | ARIZONA ASSAY OFFICE, Gray 
and mining supplies & Gladwin, 317 Fremont 

Marlow George, butcher, livery and| ARIZONA BREWERY, Hermann 
stage Leptien propr, Allen nr Sixth 

McAuley J, ssloon Arizona Prince Coffee Co E C Van 

Murphy J Q, saloon Blarcom supt 

Rowe W W & Co, gen mdse Atchison T A, plumber and gasfitter, 

Smith Lon, saloon cor Sixth and Allen 


Wager EG & Co, druggists and varieties | Austin Frank B, groceries 
T W, proprietor Pioneer Liv- 


‘ Stable, 416 All 
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TOMBSTONE. Aztec House, Miss Anna M Brown 
Cocuisz County. A post and express propr 
ottice, situated about 30 miles south Bacigalupi Charles, meat market, 710 
of the Southern Pacific R. R., with! pPremont 
a branch track which takes one from | BAGG 8 & CO (S Bagg and S M Bar. 
Benson to within 10 miles of the town. row), auction and commission, 508 
It is the county-seat and an incorpo-} Allen } 
rated city, located at the foot of a very | Baldwin & Caley (Chas Baldwin and 
low range of rolling hills, on a nearl John Caley), saloon, 507 Allen 
level table-land. To the northward, | Balurdo V ih barber shop and baths 
for man miles, the country is a rocky | Baron A, tailor, 315 Allen 
plain, deeply cut into the numerous| Baron Bros (B and W Baron), barbers 
gullies and shallow ravines. Like most| and baths, 427 Allen 
other places in Arizona, Tombstone is} Barron Harry, saloon, cor 4th and 
surrounded by irregular and broken| Allen 
ranges of mountains, making a moun- | Bates Byron W, aesayer, Aztec House 
tain fence, consisting of the Santa Cata-| Bauer A, butcher 
rinas, Whetstone, Mustang, Huachuca, | Bauer O W, cigars and tobacco, cor 5th 
Mule and Dragoon Mountains. In the and Allen 
latter range, twelve miles distant, and | Baugaudis Miss Bessie, lodgings 
in plain sight, is one of the noted| BRAHAN J H, sheriff, Court House 
Apache dens—“Cochise Stronghold,” | BERRY GEO G, attorney-at-law 
It is one of the liveliest of the Pacific| Court House } 
slope towns, and has a bepaleeas of | Best Miss Belle, dressmaker 
about 8,000, It is well laid out with | BIRD CAGE OPERA HOUSE, Ww J 
broad streets, and for a mountain town| Hutchinson proprietor, Neal Price 
is well built. Its climate is heaithful,| manager, 508 Allen 
although the days are warm in summer, | Black Samuel, merchant tailor, 5th nr 
but the nights cool and pleasant. There} Allen 
are three water companies which supply | Blackburn & Edleman (L F Blackburn 
the city with water. They get their} and Chas Edleman), Senate Saloon, 
suppl y from springs, three to twenty-six 426 Allen 
miles distant. he water is “clear, | Blackburn L F (Blackburn & Edleman), 
sparkling and sweet, but is very hard.| deputy U S marshal and collector 
he most prominent mines are about Blackwood T J, physician 
nine miles east of the San Pedro River, | BLAIR C C0, ‘‘ Way Up Saloon” 539, 
in the low range of hills sometimes} Allen and ‘‘ Way Up Lodging-house,” 
called Tombstone Mountains. Several} 725 Allen 
of these mines on the San Pedro have} Blinn L W, mgr L W Blinn Lumber 
already produced such a large amount| (Co, Toughnut nr 2d 
of silver ore as to give this district the | « BLUESTONE AND REDUCTION 
lead of all others, and to form anerain| WORKS OF ARIZONA,” C J 
the silver production and material pro-| Duval superintendent, J D Taylor 
gress of the whole territory. treasurer, 213 5th 
Adolphy Fritz, saloon, 517 Allen Blush Fred’k, propr Union Soda Works, 
Alderson & Brown, saloon head ef 2a 
Allseits M, bootmaker, Fremont Borland Mrs Addie, dressmaker ; 
American Hotel, Cunningham & Cash- | Boston and Arizona S & R Co, GS Rice 
man proprs, 427 and 429 Fremont manager 
Anderson ND, attorney-at-law, 405] Bourland W .!, vigzrs and tobacco, 431 
Fremont Ailen 
natactnrers all kinds [RON WORK, 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, bi 227 Main Street. Sav F-ancisco. 


ONKLIN BROS.. PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING. ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., SPANISH CEDAR, San francisco, 


Arizona—Tombstone. 


Building 


=f | Brooks Fred’k E, postmaster, 22? 5th | C 
€“)| Brophy James E, saloon and liquor 


dealer, 5.1 and 523 Allen 


eg | Brown Miss Anna M, propr Aztec House 


OWN FIELDING C, Poney Saloon, 
5th bet Allen and Fremont 
Brown Theo, mining, 423 4th 
Buddington U A, soda mfr, 2d 
Burke FG, atty-at-law, 424 Fremont 
Caldwell & Stanford, gen mdse, 512 Al- 


len 
Campbell Alex (Campbell, Williams & 


Robinson) 

CAMPBELL & HATCH (J H Camp- 
bell and R S Hatch), saloon and bil- 
liard Fasies, 421 and 423 Allen 

Campbell R, restaurant, 514 Allen 

Campbell, Williams & Robinson, attys- 
at-law, Gird Building 

Carr John, carriage and wagonmaker 
and mayor, Allen nr 3d 

CARRUTHERS JAMES, meat mar. 
ket, 213 Allen 

Cashman Miss Nellie (Cunningham & 
Cashman), hotel 

Cavill R H, mining supt, Fremont bet 
5th and bth 

Ceaser J & S, restaurant, 412 Allen 

Chapin S B, physician and surgeon, cor 
5th and Fremont 

Chesney EL, carriage ad wagonmaker, 
Charleston, Cochise Co, Arizona 

Clapp M B, cashier Hudson & Co and 
notary public, 5th 

CLARE §, owner and superintendent 
Way Up Mine and president Town 
Site Co, office cor 6th and Fremont 

Clayton S &, mining, Sweetnut 

Clitford Robt, meat market, 6th nr Allen 


UNTY BANK, Charles 

Solomon cashier, P W Smith presi- 
dent, cor 4th and Allen 

Cohen A, New York fancy goods, Fre- 
mont nr 4th 

Cohen R, hardware, tinware, cutlery, 
mining supplies, agricultural impl’ts, 
etc, cor 6th and Allen 

Cohn A & Bro, cigars and tobacco, cor 
5th and Allen 

Colby P T, attorney-at-law 

Culp & McNeil (J Colp and R MeNeil), 
saloon, 410 Allen 

Constable W M, contractor and builder 

Contention Consolidated Mining Co, 
Josiah White supt 

Copperopolis Mining Co, Alfred Tredigo 
supt 

Cooper Queen Mining Co, Benj Wil- 
liams su 

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] freighter and general 

forwarding merchant, 4th nr Fremont 

osterousse August, fruits and vegeta- 

bles, 611 Allen 

CROUCH ROBT (Sandy Bob), stage 
line to Contention, Huachuca, Bisbee, 
etc, cor 4th and Allen 

Cuddy Wm A, private detective, Inde- 
pendent office 

Cunningham & Cashman (Mrs Fannie 
Cunningham and Miss Nellie Cash- 
man), American Hotel, 427 and 429 
Fremont 

Dean M C, auction and commission, Al- 


len 

Dee William, blacksmith and wago : 
ker, cor 3d and Allen one 

Defiance Mining Co, A H Stebbins supt 

D Y © (Lewis & Dib- 
ble), attorney-at-law, 
cor 5th and Fremont 

DILL 8 J, restaurant, Allen 
above 6th 

Dillon & Kenelay (Edward Dillon and 
N Kenelay), dry goods and men’s fur- 


nishing goods, 212 5th 

DILL IN Ww J, capitalist, cor 5th and 

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Doling John, saloon, 429 Allen 

Drum T J, atty-at-law, Court House * 

DUNBAR J b, editor and publisher 
‘‘Tombstone Daily Republican,” 5th 
bet Fremont and Safford 

DUVAL C J, assayer and superinten- 
dent Bluestone and Reduction Works 
of Arizona, 213 5th 

Duval J C, assayer, 213 5th 

Eastman Wm A, carpenter and builder, 
321 Fremont 

Elliott Mark, assayer, Head Center 
Mine 

Emanuel A H, supt and agt Tombstone 
Water, Mill and Lumber Co, 305 5th 

Empire Mining Co, Grofton StL Abbott 


Gird Building, 


supt 
English A R, atty-at-law and notary 
ublic, 116 4th 
E HARDY JACOB, meat market, 
428 Fremont 
Fair Villa Mining Co, W K Mead supi 
Felter A J, justice of peace and notary 
public, 5th bet Allen and Fremont 
Ferrington Geo W, mining, Sweetnut 
Fitzhenry & Mansfield (J C Fitzhenry 
and R P Mansfield), groceries and 


liquors, 216 5th 
Fortlouis Albert, cigars and tobacco, 413 


Allen 

Frederick & Hill (C E Frederick and 
Samuel Hill), stoves and tinware, 
cor Allen and Prescott 

Gates & Hickey ((} G Gates and J J 
Hickey), confectionery and fruits, 402 
Allen 


WHITE BROS... 13 & 15 Main and 14 & 16 Spear 
st, 8.F. Oak, Ash, Hickory, Maple, Cherry, etc. 


18 & 20 Spear St. 


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LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO , seweiry at 'Dismona wort, 119 Strate” 


Giberson N 8S, physician and surgeon, 
cor 4th and Fremont 
Girard M & M Co, John R Farrell supt 
Goen Jacob 8, mining supt, 417 Fre- 
mont 
Goldbaum & Owen (Wm Goldbaum and 
J M Owen), proprs Grand Restaurant, 
G ‘ide Mea bo 
olden Eagle Brewery,S Tribolet propr, 
cor 7th toa Allen” sil 
Good Samaritan Mining Co, James A 
McComber supt 
Goodale C W, supt The Boston and Ari- 
zona Smelting and Reduction Co, 
Gooiifellow GB, physician and 
oodfellow G E, physician and surgeon, 
Epitaph Building 
Goodrich & Goodrich (Benj and Briggs 
Goodrich), attys-at-law, Court House 
Gotthelf Mrs D, millinery and fancy 
goods, 5th bet Allen and Fremont 
Gotthelf Philip, cigars and tobacco, 429 
Allen 
Graf & Schoenholzer, horseshoers, wag- 
onmakers and blacksmiths 
Grand Central M Co, E B Gage supt 
GRAY & GLADWIN (Douglas 
Gray and F E Gladwin), Arizona As- 
say Office, 317 Fremont 
Gray Michael, rancher Cochise County, 
Fremont bet 5th and 6th 
Green Cloud M Co, Dr Bishop m 
Green John, rancher Cochise County, 
Tombstone post-office 
GREGORY THOMAS, restaurant, 
410 Fremont 
Groedel Charles, mgr Arizona Hide and 
Tallow Co, 429 Allen 
Grow AL, civil engineer and mining 
expert, cor 4th and Fremont 
Gundall John, b otmaker, Allen 
HAMILTON PATRICK, proprietor 
and editor ‘‘Tombstone Daily Inde- 
pendent,” 118 4th 
Harden Mrs J, restaurant, 605 Allen 
Harding & Lang (Mrs Jane Harding and 
Mrs Catherine Lang), restaurant, 426 
Fremont 
| HARLEY E A, deputy sheriff, Court 


House 


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| Hart S L, practica. gunsmith and engi- 
neer, 421 Fremont 

| HARTMANN & CO(A E Hartmann 

| and OC Voss), watchmakers and jew- 

| elers, 508 Allen 

| HARWOOD W A, proprietor Scheiff- 

| lin Hall, real estate, mining and in- 

| surance agent and notary public, 

| Scheifflin Hall Buildin 

Hattick B, merchant tailor, 528 Allen 

HAWKINS, BOARMAN & CO (FC 
Hawkins and F B Boarman), whole- 
sale liquors and cigars, 411 Alien 


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Geisenhofer Otto, restaurant, 513 Allen| HAYNE & VAN BLARCOM (Arthur 


Hayne and Elbert C Vau Blarcom), 
mining engineer, cor 2d and Safford, 
P O box 216 

Haynes John (Haynes & Stiles) 

Haynes, Marsh & Stiles, attorneys-at. 
law, Gird Buil in 

Haynes & Stiles (L Stiles and John 

aynes), attorneys-at-law 

Head Center, Chris Batterman sec 

sa Wn, attorney-at-law 

Herve E F, harnessmaker, Allen bet 
6th and 7th 

Heyes W A, watchmaker, Allen near 


HOEFLER JOSEPH, general mer. 
chandise, cor 5th and Fremont 
Horner Matthew, broker and loan agt, 
cor 4th and Fremont 
Horseshoe M Co, Alfred Tredigo supt 
Howard Geo H, attorney-at-law, “Epi. 
taph” Building 
Howe Edw R, civil and mining engi. 
neer, Mining Exchange Buildin 
Howe Henry , civil engineer and U S 
deputy mineral surveyor, Mining Ex. 
change Building, room 5 
Huachuca Water Company, James S 
McCoy 2d vice-pres and mgr 
HUDSON & CO (Chas Hudson and 
James H Toole’ bankers, M B 
Clapp cashier, 5t 
HUDSON H W., .aess manager 
‘Tombstone Daily Epitaph,” 325 and 
327 Fremont 
Hudson T F, druggist, 504 Allen 
HUTCHINSON W J, proprietor Bird 
Cage Opera House, 508 Aljen 
“INDEPENDENT” (The Daily), Pat- 
rick Hamilton editor and proprietor 
Ingersoll A E, dentist, cor 4th and Fre. 
mont 
Ingersoll M Co 
ISRAEL SOL, proprietor Union News 
depot and stationery store, 424 Allen 
Jacobs L M, manager Cochise Co Bank 
Johnson & Watt (W T Johnson and G 
R Watt), carpenters and builders, 6th 
Jones AT, county recorder, Court House 
Jones Mrs Paulina, propr International 
Restaurant, 430 ‘Alton 
ONES T A, carpenter and builder, 
Allen above 6th 
Joyce M E, Oriental Saloon, cor 5th and 
Allen 
Bare H & Co, boots and shoes, 505 
Nen 
Kearney E T & Co (E T Kearney and 
WwW Ross), druggists, 404 Allen 
Kearsing Henry Ww chemist and as- 
sayer 
Kelleher M, civil engineer, Mining Ex- 
change Building 


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Kingsbury Frank, agt W U Tel Co, 420| McSw ivi 
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SIM, the Tailor. 


Lane E C, asst postmaster, 222 5th 

Langpeap Charles, restaurant, 535 Allen 

Last Chance M Co, J D Power supt 

Laven & Marks, barbers, 414 Allen 

LEARY M, boots and shoes 
and bootmaker, 531 Allen 

Leigh Bros (N and E D Leigh), saloon, 
$23 allen 

Lenoir J, furniture, bedding, carpets, 
etc, 5th bet Allen and Fremont 

Lenormand & Marilius (IX Lenormand 
and A Marilius), saloon, 609 Allen 

TEN HERMANN, proprietor 

eaer Brewery and Saloon, Allen 
nr 6t 


Mead H B, blacksmith, 3d nr Fremont 
Mellgren & Vo (J L Mellgren), Alham- 
bra Saloon, 433 Allen 
Meyers H, guns, pistols, immunition, 
watches, jewelry, etc, 211 Sth 
Milich & Dyar, commission merchants, 
fruits and produce, 430 and 432 Fre- 
mont 
ie .ay A, cook 
itchell A J, civil engineer, F 
bet 5th and 6th . aie? 
Mitchell A J, civil engineer, Fremont 
Modini George, restaurant, Allen nr 6th 
Monmonier W B, paints, oils and pic- 
ture frames, cor Fremont and 4th 


‘it LeVan Mrs, lodgings, = | MONTAGUE PHILIP §, mining, 51! 
L DIE (J F Lewis and} Mont omery & ord 0K Uvery 
pt Henr C _ Dibble), attorneys-at-law Stables, 315 Allen 

“Epi. Gird Building, cor 5th and Fremont | Morge & Co, lumber, 308 4th 
F (Lewis & Dibble), at-| Moses & Mohan (Thos Moses and Andy 
engi: Lets edad Gird Building, cor 5th} Mehan), saloon, cor 5th and Fremont 
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Pu 8 Lewis J L, attorney-at-law, 533 Allen MYERS J & BRO, clothing and gents 


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Tohaaen: cow Bah anit Allen Nash J M, clipse Bakery, 603 Allen 
nes S Lippert & Poyser, barbers, 509 Allen NASH W A, city clerk and auditor, 
Little Devil, Wm J Burke supt rea! estate and notary public, 906 4th 
anh Leveridge & Swayzee (W K_ l.everidge ba ea jae of police, 116 4th 
M B and J W Swayzev), proprs Tombstone nO BPs ANION 


ANIHOVM DONIMAS .. 


Ice Works, 305 5th 


NOBILE N & CO, produce commission 


Lucas J H, attorney-at-law, Court} merchants, wholesale and retail, 210 
anager House 5th 
5 and L W Blinn Lumber Co, L W Blinn| Nowell Miss Lizzie, dining-room and 
manager, lumber, doors, windows,| baths, Fremont bet 5th and 6th 
blinds, etc, Toughnut nr 2d Old Guard M Co, Sumner Vickers supt 
br Bird Lynch & O'Neil (David Lynch and John | OTIS A D & CO (Robt Eccleston and 
O'Neil), saloon, 418 Allen A D Otis), lumber, paints, crockery, 
), Pat: Lynch Patrick, saloon, Allen nr 3d ete, 414 Fremont 
retor DA & CO (PD A Macneil, | Oury G H, delegate to Congress, Flor- 


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H E Hills and L W Carr), wholesale 


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dealers in flour, grain, potatoes, pro- | Paddock Mrs A B, restaurant, 312 Allen 
visions, ete, and agents for Schutler’s| Parke J G, civil engincer and U 8 dep- 

Nive wagons, cor Ist and Allen uty mineral surveyor, 313 4th 
A Allen Marchand G@ N, groceries and liquors, | Pascholy Joseph, propr Russ House 


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412 Fremont 

Matthews H M, physician and surgeon, 
307 4th 

Maxson H B, civil and mining engineer, 
cor 3d and Bruce 

McAllister & McCone, foundry 

McClelland J J, wholesale liquors and 
wines, 506 Allen 

McClaren Saml L, saloon, 533 Allen 

McCoy James 8S, second vice-pres and 
mgr Huachuca Water Co 

Mi GH & TRIPP (J L Mc- 
Cullough and P F Tripp), Pacific Chop 
House and Coffee Saloon, 415 Allen 

McDonald M F, mining, Toughnut bet 
4th and 5th 

McGowan Edw, journaiist 


Pasquale N, saloon, 619 Allen 

Patton J J & Co, harness and saddles, 
314 Allen 

Peacock & Doherty, painters 

Peel B L, justice of the peace 

PERRY Ww J, livery and feed stable, 
Allen bet 3d and 4th 

PIONEER LIVERY STABLE, T W 
Ayles proprietor, 416 Allen 

Pioneer Soda Works, C Riley propr, 
cor Toughnut and Ist 

Post-office, Frederick E Brooks post- 
master, 222 5th 

Prices James, harness and saddles, 317 
Allen 


PRICE NEAL, manager Bird Cage 


Opera House, 508 Allen 


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HARDWOOD LUMBER, Stisii ints: spokes, rims, Poles, Shatts, ete. 


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Rafferty John P, saloon, 510 Allen 


AMUEL., editor and man-|Souc Louis A, deputy clerk district 
Southard J B, attorney-at-law, Court 


Society Goods, etc., ut NORCROSS < CoO,, 
Masonic Temple, No.6 Post Street, Si, F, 


court, Court House 


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Randolph M Co, —— Fuller supt Spangenberg G F, guns, pistols and 
Recum C H, bootmaker, 315 Allen ammunition, gun and locksmith, 214 
Reilly James, attorney-at-law Fifth 
Reppy Chas D, notary public Stanford F, attorney-at-law, 533 Allen 
Rice Geo S, mgr The Boston and Ari-| g7RWART MRS G W, millinery 2nd 
zona Smelting and Reduction Co, |“ “dressmaking, 425 Fremont 
office Toughnut . Stiles L (Haynes & Stiles) 
Riley C, propr Pioneer Soda W orks, cor | Straus: H B, groceries and liquors, 726 
‘Toughnut and Ist Fremont 
Ritter A J, city undertaker, 613 Allen | street Webster, attorney-at-law, 113 4th | 
Robertson A M, stationery and news Stump J W, attorney-at-law and notary 
depot, 5th bet Allen and Fremont public, 5th 


Robinson S (Campbell, Williams &|gummertield Bros (H and L Summer. 


Robiason) 
Ross W W & Co (W W Ross and E T 
Kearney), cruggists, cor 6th and Allen 
Ruhlin & Bean, Avizona iron Works 
RUZE RICHARD, editor and man- 
er ‘‘Tombstone Daily Epitaph” 
RUSS HOUSE, J Pascholy proprietor 
Ryder Emmons P, dentist, Epitaph 
Building 
San Diego (Waranoca) M Co, Chas 
Fowler supt , 
San Pedro M Co, Alfred Tredigo supt 


SAUL & PAGE (W E Saul and L| The Boston and Arizona Smelting and 


Page), carriage and wagonmakers, cor 
3d and Toughnut 


Schmidt John H, saloon and coffee Thunderbolt 


saloon, 523 Allen 

Schmieding H 
jewelry and practical watchmaker, 
420 Alien 

SCHOENFELD & HEYMAN (L 
Schoenfeld and B Heyman, 
cisco), furniture, carpets, 
wall paper, crockery, etc, 432 and 434 
Allen 

Schwartz & Heyman, bootmakers, Allen 
bet 4th and Sth 

SEAMANS & SON (Job M and Palmer 
L Seamans), watchmakers, jewelers 
and opticians, 425 Allen 

Seamans Capt W H, clerk distii2t court, 
Court House 

Searlis George R, mining 


SEAWELL T W, physician and sur- 


Sycamore Sprin 


TAUER LOUIS, barber shop and | 
TAYLOR J §S, treasurer Bluestone and 


P 
, dealer in watches and|Thurmonl P M, attorney-at-law and 


San Fran- | TM & M Co, Prof John A Church supt 
bedding, | ‘‘ TOMBSTONE DAILY EPITAPH,” 


‘TOMBSTONE DAILY INDEPEN. 


Tombstone Ice Works, Leveridge & 


field), dry goods, clothing, boots and 
shoes, cor Fremont and 4th 

Water Co, Frank 
Walker supt, 505 Fremont 


TASKER & PRIDHAM (Jos Tasker &? 


and Geo Pridham), gen wmdse, cor 
Allen and 5th 


baths, 607 Allen 


Reduction Works of Arizona, 213 5th 


Reduction Co, Geo 8 Rice mgr, C W 
Goodale supt, office Toughnut 

M Co, Prof J S McCall 
supt 


TDR public, 425 Allen 


RIDGELY, city editor 
“Daily Independent,” 118 4th 


Epitaph Printing and Publishing Co | 
publishers, Samuel Purdy editor and | 
manager, 325 and 327 Fremont 


BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST. S. F. 


DENT,” Patrick Hamilton proprietor 
and editor, 118 4th 
“TOMBSTONE DAILY REPUBLI- 
CAN,” J O Dunbar editor and pro- 
prietor, Sth bet Fremont and Safford 


Sway zee proprs, 305 5th . 
Tombstone Water, Mill and Lumbor Co, 
A H Emanuel supt and agt, 305 Sth 
Tranquility M Co, John R Farrell supt | 
Smith John, saloon, Allen nr 4th Trantum O O, attorney-at-law and | 

Smith M A, attorney-at-law notary public, Gird Building 
SMITH P W, president Cochise|Tribo'et S, Golden Eagle Brewery and 
County Bank, cor 4th and Allen Saloon, cor 7th and Allen 
SMITH PW & CO(P W Smith and | True Blue M Co, J H Stebbins snpt 
H Solomon), general merchandise, | Tuttle H H, livery stables 
cor 4th and Allen Tuttle Mra Jennie, drawing and paint- 
SOLOMON CHARLES, cashier Cochise} ing 
County Bank, cor 4th and Allen UNION NEWS DEPOT and stationery | 


Solumon H, county supervisor store, Sol [srae! proprietor, 424 Allen 


HARDWOOD LUM: SARTRE EON,” a 18 Mate aod 14.4 10 Spear 


eon, 403 Fremont 
i} T J M, agent Wells, Fargo & 
Co’s Express, 516 Allen 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET 


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Union Soda Works, Fred’k Blush propr, 
head of 2d 

Upton Robt H, miuing an<. capitalist, 
cor 4th and Fremont 

Vagliano G, groceries, fruits and con- 
fectionery, 511 Allen 

Vickers & Clapp (J V Vickers and M B 
Clapp), general insurance agents, 423 
Fremont 

Vickers J V (Vickers & Clapp), and real 
estate, mining and stock broker, 423 
Fremont 

Vickers SF, supt Old Guard Mining 
Co, 424 Fremont 

Vincent & Baldwin, saloon, 519 Allen 

Vizina Consolidated Mining Co, Tongh- 


nut 

VIZINA J M, cloti:ing, gents’ furnish- 
ing goods, boots and shoes, hats, caps, 
etc, 503 Allen 

Walker & Collins (T A Walker and Jas 
Collins), saloon, 428 Allen 

Walker Geo W, cigars and tobacco, 523 
Allen 

Wallace A O, city recorder, justice of 
peace and notary public, 116 4th 

Wallace Thomas, real estate and mining 

, cor 2d and Toughnut 

WALSH D P, saloon, Allen bet 6th 

and 7th — 

Walsh & Shannon, restaurant and 

lunch-house, 429 Allen 


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Ward T P, meat market, 511 Allen 

Wardwell D K, representative >" house 
Huachuca ; 

WAY UP LODGING HOUSE, c c 

lair proprietor, 725 Allen 

Way Up Mining Co, J S Clark supt 

Wehrfritz Bernhardt, Crystal Palace 
Saloon, cor 5th and Allen 

WELLS, FARGO & CO’S EXPRESS, 
J M Seibert agent, 516 Allen 

Westerman R G, blacksmith 

ger se ae saloon, 417 Allen 
ilkins James en 
por tatic: » gen mdse, 525 and 

Williams Geo R (Campbell, Williams & 

wine DERE E) Card Building 
illis Geo C, sician, Fremont 
5th and 6th od ia 

Wittig Edward H, music teacher, 919 
Fremont 

Wolcott FN, mgr Woodhead & Gay, 
220 5th 

Woods Mrs, lodging 

WOODS H u under-sheriff, Court 
House 

YAPLE FRANK, agent Singer Sew- 
ing Machine Co, candy manufactory 
and ice cream depot, Allen bet Allen 
and Fremont 

Zoubroudth J H, scenic artist, Bird 
Cage Opera House, 508 Alien 


SANDY BOB’S 


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Sean So et 


ALL TRAINS 


At Contention from Tombstone. 


STAGES LEAVE BOTH POINTS TWICE A DAY 
Office, 440 Allen Street, 


TOMBSTONE, A. T. 


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A. E. HARTMANN. 


HARTMANN & CO., 


Watchmakers, Jewelers, 


AND ENCRAVERS, 
503 Allen Street, 


Between Fifth and Sixth Streets, 
TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA, 


Also, ALL KINDS OF ENGRAVING done. 


TOTAL WRECK. 


Pima County. A _ post-office, 74 miles 
from Pantano, 


Altschell Chas, general merchandise 
Babo A J, saloon 

Chisholm Alex, hotel 
Dalehenty & Co, saloon 
Danna Sam, saloon 
Graham Wn, blacksmith 
Lindenmier ——, brewer 
Melstedt J, restaurant 
Nelson & George, liquors 
Palmer & Swift, carpenters 
Salsig & Ballow, gen mdse 
Smith J C, physician 
SNYDER D, postmaster 
Vaii E L, lumber 

Vail E L & Co, butchers 


TRES ALAMOS. 


Cocutsz County. A_ post-office, 10 
miles northeast of Benson, and 60 
miles east of Tucson. 


Allen & Midelsworth, gen mdse 


| DUNBAR TE “MAS, postmaster 


old and favorably known Stable is now better prepared than ever to furnish 
the public with first-class 


CARRIACES, BUCCIES, SADDLE HORSES 


And Turnouts of Every Description. 


averman & Levy, JEWELERS, "streets a? 


Arizona—Tombstone—Tucson. 


PIONEER STABLE AND CORRAL, 


TT. W. AY LES, Proprietor, 


(KNOWN AS ‘““JERSEY.”) 


Tombstone, A. T. 


TUBAC. 


Pima County. A post-office, 40 miles 
south of Tucson. 


MERCER T LILLIE, general mer- 


chandise and postmistress 


TUCSON. 


Pima County. A post, express and 
telegraph office, on the line of the 
Southern Pacific R. R., 978 miles from 
San Francisco, and 247 miles from 
Yuma. 
1t is one of the oldest places in the 

Territory, has a population of 10,000, 

and is the county set of Pima County. 

The place supports several extensive 

commercial establishments, whose trade 

reaches far into some of the Mexican 
provinces, Mining and stock raisin 
are the interests which support it, and 
the country that surrounds it is said to 
be shpeine of sustaining a much greater 
population than is at present found 
there. The beautiful valley of Santa 

Cruz, in which it is situated, was set- 

tled as long ago as 1560, making Tucson 

the next oldest town in the United 

States, Santa Fe, New Mexico, having 

been built five years beforc. A few 

miles below Tucson there seems to be 
the ruins of an old town, but no infor- 
mation can be obtained as to its history, 

or circumstances of its destruction. 1 

is thought by some that Tucson was 

once a Spanish military station, for the 
parpees of protecting the Mission of 

an Xavier Del Bac, a short distance to 
the south. The land near Tucson is 
very rich. The town has been infested 
by from one to two thousand Indians, 
and attempts have been made to take it, 
but without success, 


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Allison & Sons (G, H W, and F N Alli- 
son), groceries, fruits and vegetables, 

212 Meyer 

ANDERSON J A (¥itch & Anderson), 

attorney-at-law, 216 Pennington 

AngulaG A, meat market, 429 Meyer 

Arizona and California Lumber Co, J N 


Mason mgr, opp Depot 
“ARIZONA CITIZEN,” Brown & 
Whitmore publishers and proprietors, 
314 Congress 
“ARIZONA STAR” (daily and week- 
ly), L C Hughes editor and publisher, 
cor Congress and Church 
Arizona Telephone Co, John Lawrence 
supt, Bell Tower 
Atchison W A, attorney-at-law, 11 
Camp 
Avery G A, furniture, bedding, carpets, 
etc, 314 and 316 Congress 
Baine Charles, saloon, cor Congress and 
Stone ave 
Baker T J, mining, 13 Meyer 
Baker Mrs T J, dressmaking, 13 Meyer 
Baldwin Frank, clerk, Porter's Hotel 
Bay State Iron Works (Erie, Pa), S E 
Hall mgr, nr Depot 
Bean A A, assistant supt S P R R Co, 
Depot 
Bennett & Co (H F Bennett, R S Phelps 
and Geo Z Work), American Clothing 
House, 211 and 213 Congress 
Betz J, saloon, 109 Congress 
Bows S B, fruits, candies, etc, 433 Con- 


BRAGG AM, city recorder, justice of 
the peace and notary public, Church 
Plaza, Bell Tower 

Brewer Arthur K, assayer,5 ngress 
Briggs D T, machinist S P i. \\. Depot 
Bowder J A, mining and mfrs agt, 3 


Congress 
BR WN C O, proprietor Congress 
Hall, cor Meyer and Congress 
Brown H J, crockery, glassware, lamps, 
etc, 108 Main 
BROWN & WHITMORE (RC Brown 
and J A Whitmore), publishers and 
roprietors ‘‘Arizona Citizen,”’ 314 
ongress 
Bruns Henry & Co (Henry Bruns), Mint 
Saloon, 107 Congress 
‘a & CO (H Buehman 
aud Geo J Roskruge), photographers, 
314 Congress 
Buell James, land ond mining attorney, 


Meyer : 
BULLOCK EDWARD, _ proprictor 
Lexington Livery, Feed and Sale 
Stable, cor Congress and 6th ave 
Burns F H & Co, City Meat Market, 
222 Congrtss 
Bustamente Peter, barber, 7 Camp 
Butter A G, city marshal, Bell Tower 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, makes the BEST FITTING Clothes in the State. 
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HARDWOOD LUMBER, SiS Hubs; spetes, atime, Poies, 8... sa"ete 
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CABALLERO A, proprietor Park 
Brewery Lodging-House and deputy 
sheriff, 11 and 13 Pearl 

CAMACHO FRANCISCO, groceries, 
provisions, wines, liquors, cigars, etc, 
cor Meyer and Jackson 

Cam beli Alex (Campbell, Williams & 
Robinson), attorney-at-law, cor mp 
and Convent 

CAMPBELL JOHN H, manager Salero 
Mill and Mining Co, office Palace 
Hotel 

Campbell, Williams & Robinson (Alex 
Campbell, George R Williams and 
James S Robinson), attorney-at-law, 
cor Camp and Convent 

Carillo J, meat market, 217 Meyer 

CAR™ JOHN 8 (Wm B Hooper & Co), 
iucson 

Carroll James, livery, feed and sale 
stable, 414 and 416 Congress 

Cereghino John, restaurant, cor Meyer 

Childs 8G. sal 
hilds » Saloon, cor Cam 
Church . spe 

Chillson L D, county surveyor, Court 
House 

Church H C, mining, 402 Pennington 

Clum Geo W, clerk district court 

COIDARRENS LOUIS, hairdresser, 
217 Meyer 

ba E F, livery and feed stable, 331 

eyer 

CONGRESS HALL, C 0 Brown pro- 
prietor, cor Meyer and Congress 

Copper Queen Mining Co, office Zecken- 

orf & Co 

Cory Frank B, saloon, cor Court and 
Maiden Lane 

Cory Wm B, saloon, cor Court and 
Maiden Lane 

Cosmopolitan Hotel, Paul Moroney 
propr, cor Main and Pennington 

Cousins Henry, register US Land Office, 
114 Camp 

Crosley J 8S, meat market cor Camp and 
Convent 

Cuen Francisco, harness and saddles, 
104 and 106 Main 

Culver & Aram (W H Culver and E W 
Aram), attorneys-at-law and notaries 
ihe 217 Congress 

Culver John P, civil « agineer, 223 Con- 


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CZERWINSEY T, ary goods, cloth. 
ing, boots and shoes, cor Main and 
Mesilla 

Dailey Chas E, receiver US Land Office, 
114 Cam 

Dalton & Vasquez (W A Dalton and A 
Vasquez), blacksmiths and wagon- 
makers, 317 Meyer 

DAUCHER CHARLES, Helvetia Sa- 


loon, cor Congress and Stone ave 


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Flags, 
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Davis William C, stoves, tinware, cop- 
per and sheet-ironware, cor Congress 

- and Main 

De Beaufford H, furniture, 22 Church 

DENEGRI & REIGER, restaurant, 


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Dil! T H, Congress Chop House, 106 
Mesilla 
Dixon J E, propr Russ House, 115 Camp 
Donsing Louis, saloon, 108 Mesilla 
Downey P, ledgings, 26 Camp 
Drachman Philip, saloon, cor Congress 
and Church 
Drachman S H, cigars and tobacco, 12 
Congress 


CHAS R, county recorder, G 


Court House 

Durr Joseph, saloon, 9 Mesilla 

EAGLE FLOURING-MILL, E N 
Fish proprietor, 306 Main 

EARLL, SMITH & STEPHENS 
(Warner Earll, F M Smith and C C 
Stephens), attorneys-at-law, 11 Camp 

EARLL WARNER (Earll, Smith & 
Stephens), attorney-at-law, 11 Camp 

Edwards Richard, saloon, 222 Meyer 

Ellison & Sweeney (David Ellison and 
Patrick Sweeney), draymen, Mesilla 

Enricht L, painter, 425 Congress 

Ervada Jose, gen mdse, 437 Meyer 

Etchell Chas T, blacksmith, wagon- 
maker and agt for Studebaker Bros’ 
hide an and councilman, cor Congress 
and Pearl 

EVANS & WALKER (J Evans and 
W T Walker), architects and builders, 
14 Church 

Fanton Henry B Jr, deputy collector 
internal revenue, 204 Convent 

Fapia Joe, saloon, 405 Meyer 

aes T M, groceries, wines and liquors, 

1 Meyer 

Farley Hugh, district attorney, Court 
House 

Farley Hugh, county district attorney, 
attorney-at-law and notary public, 
cor Warner and Pennington 

Farley & Pomroy, attorneys-at-law, 
cor Warner and Pennington 

FARRELL J L & CO (J L Farrell, 
James Cameron and Angel Contreras), 


lumbers, gasfitters and tinners, 226 


eyer 
FERGUSON BRD, attorney-at-law and| HA 


notary public, 312 Congress 

Ferrin & Marx (J Ferrin and A Marx), 
merchant tailors and clothing, 218 
Meyer 

E N, proprietor Eagle Flouring 

Mill, 306 South Main 

First National Bank, P R Tully pres, L 
M Jacobs vice pres, B M Jacobs cash- 
ier, 18 Congress 


CALVIN NUTTING & SON, “"" 


Masonic Temple, 


Banners, ete., at NORCROSS & CO., 
o. 6 Post Street, S. F. 


Arizona—Tucson. 


CH & ANDERSON (Thomas 
Fitch and J A Anderson), attorneys- 
at-law, 216 Pennington 

FITCH THOMAS (Fitch & Anderson), 
attorney-at-law, 216 Pennington 
Fleishman Fred & Co (Fred Fleishman), 
druggists, cor Congress and Court 
Fortlouis A,. cigars and tobacco, 113 
Congress 
Foster Geo F, city assessor, Bell Tower 
FOSTER L 8, proprietor The Buck- 
ingham Saloon, 224 Congress 
FRIED I §, real estate and money 
broker, 400 Pennington 
Ganz William, bakery, 115 Congress 
SAMUEL, Capi- 
tol Saloon, cor Main and Pennington 
GERVAIS M, clerk probate court, 
Court House 
Gladwin S F, dentist, 316 Congress 
Goldtree Isadure, saloon, cor Congress 
and Warner 
Goldtree J, cigars and tobacco, cor Con- 
ress and Meyer 
Gdldschmidt A& Co(A Goldszhmidt and 
Wm Florsheim), furnishing goods, 
hats, boots and shoes, cor Congress 
and Church Plaza 
Goldschmidt Leo, furniture, carpets, 
upholstering and Eldridge Sew- 
ing Machine, cor Main and Pennington 
Graves W L, dentist, 20 Camp 
GREGG F W, attorney-at-law, court 
commissioner and notary public, 314 
Congress 
Gruber J, gunsmith, 231 Meyer 
GUTSCH & TOMLINSON (Harry F 
Gutsch and J H Tomlinson), saloon, 
cor Congress and Church Plaza 
Hall S E, manager Bay State Iron 
Works (Erie, Pa), agt Powder Co, nr 
Depot 
HamburgJ J, manager Wm Zeckendorf, 
cor Main and Congress 
Handy & Holbrook (Jas C Handy and 
Chas E Holbrook), physicians and 
surgeons S P RR, 113 Congress 
Handy J ©, physician and city health 
officer, 113 Congress 
Harris Len, U S deputy marshal and 
detective S P R R, Porter’s Hotel 
HAYNES JOHN (Haynes & Stiles), 
224 Pennington 
Ss & 8 (John Haynes 
and T L Stiles), attorneys-at-law, 224 
EATOW OE 
HEATON CHARLES A, deputy sher- 
iff, Court House 
Hereford & Zabriskie (B H Hereford 
and J A Zabriskie), attorneys-at-law, 
223 Meyer 
Hillard Thomas V, brakesman 8 PR R 
‘0, Depot 
DERS, JAIL AND 1 “NCE WORK, 
227 Main Street, San b -ancisco. 


CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


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manager ‘‘Three Sisters’ Mining Co, eyer 
© 410 Pennington 


Lipman J, tailor, 213 Congress 


Hinkel Philip, saloon, cor Church and| Lord C H, postmaster, cor Congress and 
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Hittinger Antone, saloon, 201 Meyer Lowenstein & Co(M and E Lowenstein), 

a ap beok: Chas E, county physician, 113| clothing, boot and shoes, cor Meyer 
longress 


and Mesilla 
HOOPER WM B & CO, shipping andj Lucas S H & Co (§ H Lucas and G W 


commission merchants, Tucson, Phoe-| Hicks), mfrs of Mexican filigree jew- A 
nix, El Paso, Guaymas and Hermo- 


elry, watches and jewelry, 104 and 106 > 
Billo Congress 
©) Hoover W W, judge Ist US judicial money W M, Occidental Wine Rooms, 2 
faa Hote pd youre a cate cor Church and Maiden Lane re) 
orton H, wholesale and retail liquor | WATSON DOREE RESTAU : 
fal] dealers, 103 Congress J Soldini proprietor, cor \ Becegptel m 
=) Horton W B, public administrator and Camp 
coroner, Court House 


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Hucke George, saloon, 16 and 18 Mesilla ee John P, mining, Oocidental Ho- 0 
HUDSON & CO (Chas Hudson and Jas | Mansfield J 8, books, stationery, news e) 

H Toole), bankers, 4 and 6 Congress} depot, cigars, tobacco and notions, 9 |® 
HUGHES L ©, editor and proprietor] and 11 Congress shits. 
pi Star,” cor Church and Con- Bison é Ni me Buipons and California | IX 
3 f f umber Co, opp Depot 
Jacobs B M, cashier First National , ont 
Bank, 18 Congress MARTIN GEO Ts ent Wells, Fargo 
Jacobs L M, vice-pres Firat National} y10¢ fers : Von. : ae ane hi 
Bank, 1 8 Congress Ge - erty Wm, engineer and machin- 
Jacobs W M, assayer, ennington ; ; 
Johns on W L, Congress Lodging-H sea ie ay Hamilton, tailor, 308 Con- 
411 Congress 
Kane Wm Co, wholesale wines and McFADDEN & CO (J A McFadden 
liquors, cor Mesilla and Church Plaza} and Geo T' Martin), cigars and tobac- 
Katz Marcus, groceries and hardware, | _ © and news depot 
cor Congress and Meyer McFarland ,Walter, conductor S P R 
Kauffman I, cigars and tobacco, 210 R, Porter’s Hotel 
Meyer Mellus RT, engineer S P R R, Depot 
Kearon R E, agt W U Tel Co, 215 Pen- | NENAGER H, second-hand store, 280 
nington and 232 Meyers 
Kiesel H C, city treasurer, cor Main | Mercer Howard, agt White Sewing Ma- 
and Congress chine, 16 Camp 


Kiesel & Lulley (H C Kiesel and Mark } Meyer U H, justice of peace and notary 
Lulley), saloon and lunch house, cor 


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Congress and Main Meyer L & Co (Land I Meyer) general 
Kilborn A D, master mechanic SP R R,| merchandise, cor Meyer and Mesilla 
Depot MILLER F K, attorney-at-law and 
Kilne N, lodgings, 5-9 S Church 


notary public, 412 Pennington 
Knapp JF, train master S P R R Co, ag a Frank, City Bakery, 11 Me- 
ot : silla 
Kossuth John, ingr Ice & Water De-| Mission Flouring Mill, S Warner propr 
artment S P R R, Depot Monroe Anderson, gen agt, 123 Maiden 
ESHAIN TC, grain and produce,| Lane 
205 Congress Morales V, Mexican consul, 314 Con- 
Lake, Armstrong & Co (Thomas Lake} gress 


and A B Armstrong), groceries, pro-| Morehouse & Collins (E F Morehouse 
visions and produce, 122 Congress 


and J W Collins), carpenters and 

Latour Mrs K, medium, Occidental Ho-| _kuilders, 126 Oats 

tel MORGAN & DA (A P Morgan 
Leatherwood R N, county treasurer,| and Ira M Davis), harness, saddles 

Court House and trimmings, cor Congress and Main 
Le Sure R G, Elite Saloon, cor Congress | MorganJ S & Co (J S Morgan), mining 

and Meyer agts, 219 Meyer 
Levin Alex, organ William, propr hack line, cor 
councilman Congress and 6th ave 


HARDWOOD LUMBER WMETE BRON 12 2 5 main ond 14 8 te sper 
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Moroney Paul, (propr penpcdid lane Ho- 
tel, and Paul Moroney & Co) and 
ropr Tucson Ice Works, cor Main and 
reson 
Moroney Paul & Co, proprs Tucson So- 
da Works 
Moss Austin, hcrseshoer, cor Meyer and 
Pennington 
Mueller 
Congress 
Mundelus C (Mundelus & Co) and propr 
Silver Lake Brewery, 220 Meyer 
Mundelus & Co (C Mundelus and J 
Wharton), saloon, 220 Meyer 


NICHOLS, PATTERSON & CO (T E 
Nichols and TP Patterson), whole- 
sale and retail liquor dealers and gen- 
eral merchandise, 12 Mesilla 


NICHOLS TE (Nichols, Patterson & 
Co), 12 Mesilla 

Nilson P F, watchmaker and jeweler, 
14 Congress 

Noyes & Allen (EW Noyes and J R 
Allen}, auction and commission, 17 
Mesilla 

Occidental Hotel, Mrs A Peters propr, 
22 Church 

Olds J W, mining, 209 Congress 

O’Leary Edward, painter, Pearl 

Osborn W J, attorney-at-law, notary 
pons and justice of the peace, Court 

ouse 

OTIS AD &CO0 (A D Otis and Robt 
Eccleston), lumber, hardware and 
crockery, cor Meyer and Pennington 

Packard W R, mining, Russ House 

PALACE HOTEL, Chas A Shibell 

roprietor, 216 Meyer 

Palace Hotel Restaurant, John Protop- 
salti & Co proprs, Meyer 

Park Brewery, Alex Levin propr 

Parker B C, councilman 

Pasquale G & Bro (+ and F Pasquale), 
saloon, 215 Meyer 

PATTERSON T P (Nichols, Patterson 
& Co), 12 Mesilla 

PAUL ROBT H, sheriff, Court House 


Pearson Mrs Alice, hairdresser, 125 


M, merchant tailor, 215 


Camp 

Pearson R C, saloon and restaurant, 23 
Congress 

Peoples Ice Company, G W Van Hoven- 
bergh mgr, 215 Convent 

Perry Joseph ©, attorney-at-law, 208 
Congress 

Peters Mrs A, propr Occidental Hotel, 
22 Church . 

PETIT A P, architect and practical 
builder, 212 Camp 

Phy Joe, water works and propr 
sprinklers and water carts 

Plummer Paul, watches and jewelry, 16 
Camp 


Sterling Silverware 
og and French Clocks, 


Arizona—Tucson. 


Pomroy E B, attorney-at-law and notary 
public, cor Warner and Pennington 
Porter Asa A, propr Porter’s Hotel, 
Depot 

Porter W J, mgr S H Lucas & Co, 104 
and 106 Congress 

Porter’s Hotel, Asa A Porter propr, 


epot 

Post-office, C H Lord postmaster, cor 
Congress and Church 

Prince Bros (John and Levy Prince), 
carpenters and builders, 215 Camp 

Protopsalti John & Co, propr Palace 
Hotel Restaurant, Meyer 

Quinlan James, carriage and wagon- 
maker and blacksmith, cor Meyer and 
Pennington 

Quinlan Wm J, physician, 408 Pen- 
nington 

Read W S, searcher of records and 
notary public, 1° Meyer 

Redding M J, saloon, 19 Congress 

Regardo E, meat market, 621 Meyer 

REID WILLIAM, restaurant and 
mining, 14 Mesilla 

Reynolds Mrs F, dressmaking, 305 Pen- 
nington 

Reynolds Frank, engineer, 305 Penning- 


ton 
RICKARD W T, assayer, metallurgist 
and analytical chemist, 1 Jackson 
Robinson James S, (Campbell, Williams 
and Robinson), attorney-at-law, cor 
Camp and Convent 
Robles B, gen mdse, 501 Meyer 
Roca M G & Co, groceries, 110 and 112 
Main 
Rogers W J, bootmaker, 219 Congress 
ROSEBRUGH J CC, agt S P R R Co, 
Picacho Porter House 
Rosenstock A H, barber, 17 Congress 
ROTHSCHILD 0, confectionery, candy 
manufactury, and ice cream saloon, 7 
Congress 
Rousseau Charles, restaurant, 12 Meyer 
Rowland Wm _ E, watchmaker, 202 
Congress 
Russ House, J E Dixon propr, 115 Camp 
Salazor Jose, groceries, 623 Meyer 
ALERO MILL AND MINING CO, 
John H Campbell manager, office 
Palace Hotel 
Sanders Adam, propr Tucson Baths, 
South Main 
Sander Richard, saloon, 117 and 119 
Congress 
Sargent F A, engineer S P  R (Co, 
Depot 
Sautio A, groceries, cor Meyer and Mc- 


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SCHAAF PHILIP, saloon, 325 Meyer 
Scofield C, boots and shoes, 209 Meyer 


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119 Montgomery St. 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO. Black Walnut Lumber, ?* 822 7o.Srsezs* 


Arizona—Tucson. 1437 


SCOTT WM A JR, insurance agent, 
stock broker, sole agent California 
Powder Works, loan and real estate 
agent, 13 Meyer 

Selby Thomas H, copper mining engi- 
neer, 402 Pennington 

SELIGMANN C & CO (C Seligmann), 
groceries, 204 Se 

Sessions C B (Topliff & Sessions), 10 
Congress 

LL CHAS A, proprietor Palace 
Hotel, 216 Meyer 

Silver Lake Brewery, C Mundelus propr 

Smith E J, undertaker, 403 Congress 

SMITH F M (Earll, Smith & Stephens), 
attorney-at-law, 11 Camp 

Smith F V, division shop clerk, Depot 

Smith W W, engineer S P R R Uo, 


Depot 
SOLDINI J, proprietor Maison Doree 
Restaurant, cor Meyer and Camp 
Sparrow F A, barber, 17 Meyer 
Spaulding Frank, machinist, 8S P R R 
Machine ay h 
SRESOVICH J &]CO (J Sresovich), 
commission merchants, fruits, pro- 
duce and groceries, 106 Meyer and 19 
Mesilla 
Staubly W G, druggist, 504 Pennington 
STEPHENS CC (Earll, Smith & 
Stephens), 11 Camp 
E, stoves, tinware, 
crockery, etc, 13 Main 
Stewart W H, barber, 214 Meyer 
sh A W, fret sawyer, 209 Maiden 
ane 
STILES T L (Haynes & Stiles), attor- 
ney-at-law, 224 Pennington 
STRAUN J W, manager Eagle Flour- 
ing Mills, 306 South Main 
STRAUSS CHAS M, manager Zeck- 


endorf & Co, cor Main and Penning- 


ton 

SULLIVAN M J, carpenter, builder, 
lumber, sash, ‘door and blinds, cor 
Pearl and Alameda 

Sweetland B R, paints, oils and furni- 
ture, 318 Congress 

SYKES E P, real estate and mining, 
463 North Main 

Tapie Bros (G and E Tapie), saloon, cor 
Meyer and Camp 

TAYLOR E T, superintendent ware- 
houses W B Hooper & Co, near Depot 

Taylor W A, freight and ticket agt S P 
R RCo, Depot 

The Singer Mfg Co, Theo G Fitch 
agt, 209 Congress 

Thomas John R, salesman Singer Mfg 
Co, 209 Congress 

“THREE SISTERS” MINING CO, 
J H Watts secretary and superintend- 
ent, 410 Pennington 

Tidball Z L, U S marshal, Court House 


Tomboreno J, restaurant, 8 Mesilla 

Topliff James F (Topliff & Sessions), 
notary public and U S claim agt, 10 
Congress 

Topliff & Sessions (James F Topliff and 
C B Sessions), insurance, purchasin 
and powder azts and agts Hees an 
Sonora Stage Line, 10 Congress 

Truscott S, bakery, 207 Congress 

Tucker Thos, salesman Singer Mfg Co, 
209 Congress 

Tucson Baths, Adam Sanders propr, 
South Main 

TUCSON OPERA HOUSE, Tucson 
Opera House Co proprietors, head of 
Congress on 6th ave 


TUCSON OPERA HOUSE C0, Thos 
Fitch president, Hugh Farley vice- 
president 

Tucson Soda Works, Paul Moroney & 
Co proprs, Pennington 

Tully Chas H, real estate, 24 Uamp 

Tully, Ochoa & Co (P R Tuily, Stephen 
Ochoa and S R DeLong),-gen mdse 
and agts National Mail znd Transpor- 
tation Co, cor Main and Pennington 

Tully P R, pres First National Bank, 
and mayor, 18 Cong~ess 

Turner N B, salesman Singer Mfg Co, 
209 Congress 

Underwood H I’, mgr warehouse L 
Zeckendorf & Co 

Vasquez & Soto (R Vasquez and R Soto), 
gen mdse, 510 i 

Velez R & Co (R Velez and L Rebeil), 
dry goods, furnishing goods, boots 
and shoes, cor Church Plaza and Me- 
silla 

Velasco D, agt Tucson and Calabezos 
Stage Line, 105 Mesilla 

Vila Joseph, tailor, Camp 

VILLAESEUSA F J, harness, saddles 
and trimmings, 337 Meyer 

WALSH M J, attorney-at-law, 6 Camp 

Ward Henry, under sheriff, Court House 

WARNER & 00 (E Warner and RS 
Miller), real estate and abstract office, 
304 Pennington - 

Warner Solomon, propr Mission Flour- 
ing Mills 

Watson C P V, physician, surgeon and 
druggist, cor Congress and Main 

WATTS JH, secretary and superin- 
tendent Three Sisters Mining Co, 410 
Pennington 

Weeks & Waring (C W Weeks and S W 
Waring), Shade Saloon, 227 and 229 


Meyer 
WELISCH THEO & CO, White 
House, dry goods and furnishing 
oods, 102 Main ; 
WELLS, FARGO & 00'S EXPRESS, 
Geo T Martin agt, 10 Congress 


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DANIEL NORCROSS & CO, "uinscisc'vempicNo. 6 'Fost Street, 6. Fe” 


1438 Arizona—Tucson. 


WETMORE EDW L, assayer, real | Woodside T K, attorney-at-law and 
estate and mining, 10 South Meyer notary public, 212 Per~ington 
HITE A §, real estate and mining, | W' RES & AHERN (Chas R Wores 
463 North Main and John W Ahern), assayers and 
White W J, dentist, employment office| mining agts, 106 Camp 

and lodgings, 207 Camp YORBA & CO, druggists, Congress 
Whittaker J C, bootmaker, 5 Camp YORBA J F, druggist, cor Meyer and 
Wicks Moye, attorney-at-law and not-| Congress 
ary public, 212 Pennington Zabriskie J, U S district attorney, 

8s & SH (J Mj| Court House 

Wilkins and C S Shotwell), groceries | ZECKENDORF L & CO (L Zecken- 
and provisions, 111 Congress dorf and Albert Steinfeld), Chas M 
Wilkin & Starr (R M Wilkin and Rich-} Strauss manager, general merchandise 
ard Starr), ins agtsand real estate und} and agts for Trinidad & Mattoon 
comm’s and notary pub, 225 Congress} Coal and Coke Cos, cor Main and Pen- 
Williams Geo R (Campbell, Williams| nington 
and Robinson), attorney-at-law, cor | Zeckendorf Wm, general’ merchandise 
Camp and Convent and wagons wholesale and retail, J J 
Williams LS, clerk First U S Judicial| Hamburg manager, cor Main and 
Court, Court House Congress 
Witfeld G, druggist, 32 Camp Zepeda A, saloon, 233 Meyer 
WOOD JOHN §, probate judge and ex | Zuniga Maximo, barber, 327 Meyer 

sand supt public schools, Court 

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The Palace, 


TUCSON’S FAVORITE HOTEL. 
CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT !! 


. ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ST., S. F. 


CELIAS. A SEIIBDEIL, 


Having assumed control of this 


Famous and Popular House, 


Does so with a firm determination to spare no effort to make it 


THE FOREMOST HOTEL OF ARIZONA. 


In addition to its having the most central and convenient location in Tucson, and commanding a 
Magnificent View of the city and its surroundings, Tug PaLacg presents the following list 
of attractions that merit its claim to the title of ‘Tix Hore, or Tucson.” 


Elegant Office, Reading Room, New Bar Room, First-class Liquors, 
Billiard Rooms, Imported Cigars, Telephone, Club 
Rooms, First-Class Barkeepers. 


COMMODIOUS AND WELL FURNISHED ROOMS. 
Large and Tasty Dining Room, Polite and Attentive Service. 


THE TABLE Furnished with all the Delicacies of the Season. 


éa7Concord Coach from Depot to Hotel Free of Charge. Concord Coach to and from all Trains 


SUSAR Tall a id ET Fi ine bl Oe a EG 


$2.00 to 65.00 per day, according to location of Room. 
1... 87.00 per week 


Special terms to families or parties desiring to stay any certain length of time. 
CHARLES A. SHIBELL, Proprietor. 


PRISON CELLS, "Espana Brie S73 CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


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CONKLIN BROS.. PACIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING, ALSO WHITENING. 333 TYLER ol., 9. F. 


Arizona—Tucson, 1439 


JAMES H. TOOLE. CHAS. HUDSON. 


HUDSON & COMPANY, 


BAN KEHRS, 


Tucson and Tombstone, Arizona. 


Transact a General Banking Business and Draw Exchange 


On Principal Points in Europe, United States and Mexico, 


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PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS : 


ANGLO-CALIFORNIAN BANK ...c..cesccscevecs eoeeees San Francisco 
J. & W. Serioman & Co 


NET EMR SEE rR eee New York. aes 
AMERICAN EXxcHANGE NATIONAL BANK................. New York. i ae 
First NATIONAL BANK .......seee000% si ceeeeeceeseees Los Angeles, eae 
MASSACHUSETTS NATIONAL BANK........... egaae Sitgchocel Boston, pom 
Mercuants’ LOAN AND TRUST CO........0..00% seeeeeseee Chicago Wo 
BANK OF COMMERCE .cccccccccccccccesccceccccccsseesecse St. Louis. } oe 
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PRACTICAL BUILDER, 
TUCSON, ARIZONA. 


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aeramncine 


Assay OWice ¢ Laboratory, 


Conducted by W. T. RICKARD, 


Fellow of the Chemical Society, London, formerly MITCHELL & 
RICKARD, London, and RICKARD & WIEGAND, 
Gold Hill, Nevada. 

Analytical Chemist and Assayer of Copper and the precious metals, by s ecial 
authority of the Chilean Government. Patentee of the Rickard Furnace. Agent 
for the Hunt, Douglas & Stewart Lixiviation process for the reduction of copper 
and silver ores. Plans of apparatus and instruction in the process of Lixiviation. 
Scale of fees same as in San Francisco. Instruction in Assaying and Analysis. 


Office—Next door to Custom House, Tucson, Arizona, 


Arizona—Tucson. 


Established 1852. 


WM. 3B. HOOPER & (0. 


GENERAL 


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LIQUORS, CIGARS, 
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Illuminating and Lubricating Oils, 


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SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE, 122 FRONT STREET. 
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Consignments Solicited. 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, makes the BEST FITTING Clothes in the Stat. 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO, CHERRY LUMBER, 's.t ?2820:3" 


8 Arizona—Tucson-Willcow, 1441 


$8) 7 
Tucson Opera House. 


mM 
A | Present Seating Capacity, 720. Will shortly be 
INCREASED TO 1,200. 


For Terms and Dates, address 


Tucson Opera House Company, 
TUCSON, ARIZONA TERRITORY. 


WM. A. SCOTT, Jr. 
STOCK ¢ COMMERCIAL BROKER. 


California, Nevada, and Arizona Stocks Bought and Sold. 


8. B. Wakefield & Co., Correspondents, San Francisco. 
Sole Agent California Powder Works. 


GENERAL INSURANCE AG’T. 


Blotters, Calendars, etc., Furnished Gratis. 
No. 183 Meyer Street, Corner Maiden Lane, Tucson, A. T. 


VULTURE,  WICKENBURG. 


Maricopa County. A post and express | MARtcora County. A post and express 
office; 15 miles southwest of Wicken- office 65 miles northwest of Phenix, 
burg and located in rather a bleak} the county seat. Population 60. 


and desolate region. . | Brill Fritz, fruit raiser 


B John, hotel Conger Daniel, saloon i 
Gemin, Chas, Laecher EGLOEF JC &CO, blacksmiths 
Grant E O, general merchandise Graden A, blacksmith 


Kirkland E B, general merchandise and Been : me ae merchandise 
agt Wells, Fargo & Co Hodge J ohn, restaurant 


Liggette Wm, liquors KLEIN H W, h 
» hotel 
Noriega J, liquors Malory Wm, stage station and hotel 


Orioss & Co, liquors ; McMalray —, hotel 
Rowe W A & Co, general merchandise Peoples & Barney, saloon, hay and grain 


Wright David, saloon 


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WALNUT GROVE. 
Yavapar County. A post-office; 20 WILLCOX. 


millonigouthweay of Frescott. Cocuisz County. A post, express and 


JACOBY A D, postmaster telegraph office, on the Southern Pa- 
— cific R. R., 333 miles from Yuma and 


86 miles from Tucson. 


WHIPPLE BARRACKS. | arizona HOUSE, Mrs Mary Powers 
. eg ‘ roprietress 
Yav APAL County. Post-office Prescott; Blunt. W, Lumber Co 
1 mile northeast of Prescott. Blucher John C, bootmaker 


OLIVER W G, post trader Bryan James, liquors 


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Carr James, blacksmith, wagonmaker | Nichols E A, agt SP RR Co and agt 
W, F & Co’s Express 


and freightin, 
CHIRICAHUA M & M CO (The), | Nichols W F, agt L W Blinn Lumber 


John Murray superintcadent, E M/ Co 
Titcomb oe 4 NORTON & STEWART (J H Nor- 
Clark * Sidle (S Clark and Henry | ton and M W Stewart), general mer- 
Sidle), blacksmiths chandise, commission and forwarding; 
Courtney J C, butcher -and Fort Grant, A T 
DAVIS W §8, ree we Eureka House | O'Leary F, blacksmith 
8. INDEXTER MARKLEY (W 


EUREKA HO WS Davis pro- | PO. & ( 
i A Poindexter and W A Markley), 


rietor 

Gibbs & Courtney'(I Gibbs and A Court-| meat market 

ney), blacksmiths and wagoumakers | POWERS MRS MARY, proprietress 
G N A, agent U S Military} Arizona House 

Telegraph Co SCHL.OP ALBERT, wagonmaker 
Hanna & Co, general merchandise Smith Chas, fruit 

LD & RAUM (F Herold and|§MITH D H, postmaster and D H 

Geo Raum), Fashion Saloon Smith & Co 
Hillman Isaac, liquors SMITH D H & CO (DH Smith and 
Johnson Otto J H, saloon and billiards John C Fall), general merchandise 
Kenny Geo L Jr, asst postmaster 80 & CO, wagonmaker 
Liberman J & Co, gen mdse, forwarding | SPONOGLE J D, physician and sur. 


and commission and insurance agts eon 
L W Blinn Lumber Co, W F Nichols} Sullivan Miss Mary, school teacher 
agent Thomson H N, commission and for- 


Madrid Simon, meat market TCOMS EM 


Macy F P, fruits and vegetables, sta- | TITCO secretary The Chiri- 
‘4 y ° ; cahua M & M Co my 


tionery and varieties 

McALLISTER & ROSE, Willcox Sa- | Tully, Ochoa & Co, gen mdse 

loon WATERS JAMES, saloon 

Moriarty W W, lodgings X SALOON, McAllister & 

Murray John, supt the Chiricahua M &| Rose, proprietors 
MCo WISDOM A T, wagonmaker 


Se ae 


W. S. DAVIS, Proprietor. 


The Best Meal in Town for 50 Cts. 


Always on hand the Best Brands of 


CALIFORNIA WINES 


LIQUORS AND CIGARS. 


WILLCOX, ARIZONA TERRITORY. 


PRISON CELLS, *‘ser'wnis Siccse aYS" CALVIN NUTTING & SOL. 


333 TYLER ST. S. F. 


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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., HARDWOOD LUMBER, * sn*vrsases **- 
Arizona— Woodruf-Yuma. 
it may seem, to be containing al) the 
WOODRUFF. luxuries as well as the peceseartes of life, r 4 
brook. public and district attorney 
Arizona Co-operative Mercantile Insti- Amabisca F & Bros, butchers 
Sentinel Publishing Co proprietors, J 
W Dorrington manager and general ¢ 
Yuma County. A post, express ..ad/ Avila Henry, messenger W U Tel Co 
telegraph office, situated on the Color- | Baine O, carpenter and wagonmaker 
R. BR. bridge is located, 247 miles west | Adonde Ranch 
of Tucson, 250 miles west of Prescott, | Balsz David, propr Yuma Exchange re) 
cisco, Population 1,500. Bradford Samuel, warehouseman and | f¥] 
It is an important river trading- pare masterS PRR 
BR. 
county seat. Opposite the town, on the| clerk of district court 
California side of the river, is Fort|Costello John, stationery, varieties, (eo) 
of troops. The place, including across | Daniel O, blacksmith 
the river, was first called Colorado City, | De Course A E, physician 
its present name. It is nicely locate rington J W, mgr ‘‘Arizona Senti- 
and is surrounded by a fertile grazing} nel” 
Y THOMAS, mining, P 0 
for consumptives, persons troubled with} Silent, Silver District 
destined to become the resort par excel-| Furrer Leo, feed stable, hay and grain, 
lence of the Pacific Coast. In 1870 the Toot saloon 


1443 |@ 

Aracuz Cornty, 10 miles from Hol-| alexander HN, attorney-at-law, notary | ams 

tution ARIZONA SENTINEL” (weekly), | @ 

YUMA, 
business agent 

ado River, where the Southern Pacific | BA , stock raiser, 

and 731 miles southeast of San Fran- | Barney W ©, gunsmith and constable 
point and transfer depot and is the Y C H, county recorder and re) 
Yuma, garrisoned by several companies} cigars and tobacco 
‘then Arizona City, and afterwards by De Course & Taggart, physicians 

» | Dor 

and agricultural district. As a home| DOWNE 
lung and other complaints, Yuma is| Esselburn L, Capitol Saloon 
county seat was removed to this place GIN 0G & OO, general mer- 


from La Paz. The Territorial Prison,| chandise 
located at this place, was begun in 1877. | Green Seth, division supt bridges and 
In May of the same year, the Southern| buildingsS PRR 
Pacific R. R. reached the California} Horner C, blacksmith and wagonmaker 
bank of the Colorado, and late in the | Hubbell F N, assistant agt S P R R and 
fall the bridge was completed across the} W U Tel Co 
river, The draw, a Howe Truss, is pro- | Johnson Mrs, hotel — : 
vided with improved machinery, by | KETCHAM J F, with Sisson, Crocker 
which it can be opened and closed in| & Co 
three minutes by one man. Yuma is| Knight Geo M, cigars, tobacco and can- 
126 feet above the sea-level, and 178| dies 
miles from the mouth of the Colorado. | Leal Francisco, night operator W U Tel 
The river is about 500 feet wide at this} Co 
place. Yuma as a sanitarium attracts | Levy Isaac, probate judge 
some attention. For bronchial, lung | Lorette A, gen mdse and liquors 
and kidney diseases the climate is| Lyons Isaac, general merchandise _ 
unsurpassed, Sun-baths can be obtained MARTIN EORGE, drugs, station- 
with ease. The nights are delicious,| ery, news depot, varieties, sewing 
and the steady unbroken therometrical| machines and county treasurer 
range of fall and winter make it almost | Meeden C W, supt Territorial prison 
unapproachable. The Southern Pacific] Meeden H A, saloon 
Hotel, kept by Henry Weaver, is a fine | Meeden Wm, supt penitentiary 
commodious building containing accom- | Millar Walter, mining and surveyor 
modation enough for the traveling public. | Molina & Redondo, meat market 
It is first-class in every respect; large, | Monrroz M, meat market 
airy rooms, furnished throughout in| Mullan L A, attorney-at-law : 
“| a stylesuperior to any other housein this | Newett E T, manager Southern Pacific 
t| Territory, and fitted up with allmodern | Hotel : 
‘| conveniences, Travelers who have| Peck James, rancher and stock raiser 
H crossed the hot, scorching desert of the | POLHAMUS ISAAC, assistant super- 
H Colorado are agreeably surprised to find} intendent Colorado Steam Navigation 
j an oasis like this— a place too remote as! Co 


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315 J St., Sacramento, Cal. 


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Invites Attention 
STERLIN 


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Purdy Samuel, district attorney | Sistors of St Joseph’s Convent, Sister 
Purdy Samuel Jr, attorney-at-law Ambrosia sister superioress 
RAILTON GEO W. agent end train | Smith L D, deputy collector of customs 
master Southern Pacific KR R, and| Soeur Andrew, meat market 
agent Western Union Telegraph Co | SOUTHERN PACIFIC HOTEL, H 
Ringwald G A, harnessmaker and sad-| Weaver proprietor 
dler Taggart J H, physician, public admin- 
Romero Antonio, restaurant istrator and coroner 
Roy Theophilus, principal LEclectic| THURLOW GEO M, saloon: and bil- 
School liards 
RUIZ J M & CO, general merchandise | TOWNSEND 0 F, agent Wells, Fargo 
Salcido Pedro, saloon & Co’s Express, postmaster; civil en- 
Sartillon Alejandro, saloon gineer, and deputy U’S surveyor 
SCOTT C W, proprietor Fashion Sa- | Tyuer Andrew, sheriff 
loon and Billiard Hall AVER HENRY, proprietor 
Shumaker H, barber Southern Hotel 
SISSON, CROCKER & CO, general | Yuma Exchange, saloon and lodgings, 


mevxchandise hay and feed, David Balsz: proprietor 


G. GINOCCHIO, San Francisco. G. GANDOLFO, Yuma. 


G. GINOCCHIO & CO. 


Wholesale and Retail Dealers in 


Choice Groceries, Fancy Goods, Boots & Shoes. 


HATS AND CAPS, 
And a Fine Assortment of LIQUORS, CIGARS, TOBACCOES, Etc. 
Sole Agents for the Celebrated Cutter, O. K. and Miller’s Extra Whiskies, 
Also, for the Celebrated BOCA BEER. 
Orders from the Interior promptly and carefully attended to. 
MAIN STREET, YUMA.... ARIZONA TERRITORY. 


«NHOP ‘LS IVAOG,, UL 


L. M. McKENNEY & CO., 


DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS 


Send for Directory of Central and Southern California, Arizona, 
New Mexico, Southern Colorado, Kansas, etc. Or, Directory 
of California, Nevaita, Utah, Wyoming, Colorado, and 
Nebraska, Or, Pacific Coast Directory. 


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New Mexico. 


NEW MEXICO. 


See, also, List of Towns Received too Late for Regular Insertion. 


dgings, 
pprietor 


On March 2, 1867, that portion of New Mexico north of the 37th parallel of 
latitude was by an act of Congress attached to Colorado, leaving the New Mexi- 
co of to-day with the following boundaries: north by the 37th parallel; east by 
the 103d meridian; south by the 32d parallel, except a few square miles lying to 
the-south of the latter on the southwest; and on the west by the 109th meridian. 
The Territory thus having an average breadth of 335 miles; length of eastern 
boundary 345 miles, and length on western boundary 390 miles; the whole cover- 
ing an area of 121,201 square miles. By geographical divisions it is bounded on 
the north by the State of Colorado, on the east by the public domain and the 
State of Texas and the Republic of Mexico, and on the west by the Territory of 
Arizona. * 


Yuma, 


THE RESOURES OF NEW MEXICO. 


There are three interests in New Mexico worthy of consideration; the mineral, 
the grazing, or petorel, and the agricultural; and they may be said to constitute 
the resources of the Territory, as manufacturing is confined almost exclusively 
to jewelry, of which very exquisite work in tiligree is produced ia Santa Fe, 

mostly from gold and silver native to the Territory. 


AGRICULTURE, 


Agriculture in New Mexico is yet in its primitive condition, The wooden 
plow of the Mexican fathers holds preference with the majority of farmers. De- 
velopment is barely sufficient to serve anticipation. Corn, wheat, oats, barley, 

; and the tavle vegetables generally are raised with a view to the home market, 
which is quite limited. Corn is produced best in the valleys along the banks of 
streams, I have seen wheat and oat-fields 6,000 and 7,000 feet above the sea level as 
rich as any iu Illinois and Minnesota. It is not possible to state even approxi- 
nately the area-of such productions. All irrigable lands, wherever they may be 
in the’Territory, belong to the roductive or farming class. The depth of the 
soil is something wonderful. With rains as in the Mississippi Valley, the re- 
sults of intelligent labor would astonish the world; as it is, no one thinks of land 
for cultivation except it be irrigable. In this sense water is king. 


THE MINERALS OF NEW MEXICO. 


New Mexico will come quite up with her neighbors in the yield of precious 
metals. A variety of causes have heretofore contributed to prevent her thorough 
exploration for such wealth, Both Mexicans and Indians are indifferent to dis- 
coveries'in this line; in fact the latter yet make it a capital offense to show a 
prospector anything of the kind. A Pucblo might be induced to part with his eye- 
teeth ; no inducement could prevail upon him to take a white man to 4 mine ; 
and in the hands of these people the golden keys have been held in tight grips 
ever since the expulsion of the Spaniards, Hence the ignorance prevalent with 
respect to the mineral riches of the Territory, and the heretofore utter failure of 
attempts at their development. It is absurd to say that an arbitrary goons 
line marks a silver or a gold limit. With productive mining districts on the south, 
west and north, and with geological formations identically the same, the best of 
the scientists will be hard put to, to give a rerson why Now Mexico is barren, and 

Chihuahua, Arizona and Colorado are rich beyond computation in gold, silver, 


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copper and galena. There are more traces and signs of ancient mining in New 
Mexico than in either Colorado or Arizona. 


with gold, silver, iron, copper, lead, zinc, mica, gypsum, coal, marble, precious 
stones, and stone of every variety for building. 


Mexico, They are found by Fernandez, in Taos County; at Los Vegas, San Mi- 


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Sounty: near Fort McRae, Socorro County. Fort Selden, Dofia Afia County; and 
at Mimbres, in Grant County. ‘Those at Jemes are probably unexcelled in the 


entertainment of guests and invalids. Any and all of these springs are equal in 
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1446 New Mexico—Alamillo-Albuquerque. 


Already enough is known to warrant assertion that the Territory is well stored 


SPRINGS, MINERAL AND HOT. 
Few parts of the world are as bounteously supplied with healing water as New 


1 County; at Ojo Caliente, in Rio Arriba County; near Jemes, in Bernalillo 


world. At Las Vegas elaborate preparations are in progress for the care and 


curative qualities, if not superior, to those in SArkansas. They have certainly 


the attraction of an unsurpassed climate. 
RAILROADS, 


The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fé Railroad, entering the Territory through the 
Raton Mountains, just south of Trinidad, sri ad as traversed the Territory 
in a southwesterly direction, and is completed fo our southern boundary, its 
course lying along the Rio Grande. It has formed a junction with the Southern 
Pacific at Deming, whence it is rapidly Fishing forward to meet its own south- 
western extension building north from Guaymas, Mexico. Another branch pro- 
ceeds down the Rio Grande from Rincon, through Las Cruces to El Paso, thence 
to extend direct to the City of Mexico. 

The Denver & Rio Grande (narrow gauge) has entered the Territory*south of 
Alamosa, Colorado, and is now completed to San Juan, twenty-five miles north 
of Santa Fé. Its projected course is down the Rio Grande, with a branch to 
Santa Fe. A branch also extends to the westward almost on the line between 
New Mexico and Colorado, to the ‘San Juan Country” of the northwest. 

The Texas, Santa Fé & Northern Railroad is soon to connect Santa Fé with 
the Denver & Rio Grande, and is expected also to run down the rich valley of 
the Pecos. The Atlantic & Pacific road is rapidly building west from near Albu- 
querque, on the Rio Grande, forming a junction there with the Atchison, Topeka 
and Santa Fé Railroad. It is already completed to near the Arizona line, 

The Southern Pacific has entered our borders in the southwest from Arizona 
and is completed to El Paso. Other projects are in contemplation, and soon New 
Mexico will have a network of railways that will eclipse those of many of the 


States, 


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ALAMILLO. aaa Academy, A S McPherron 
principa 
Socorro County. Post-office Socorro; | « ALBUQUERQUE DEMOCRAT” 
a station on the Atchison, Topeka, (daily and weekly), J G Albright edi- 
& Santa Fe R. R., 168 miles from] tor and proprietor 
Derning, Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Co 


GALLEGO JOSE M, general mdsc | ALBUQUERQUE MEAT CO, ¢ W 


-_— Ellingwood and A M Adams managers 
ALBUQUERQUE. “ALBUQUERQUE MORNING 
:” WS Burke edito 
BERNALLILO County. A post and ex-| « Jararenooe REVIEW" (dai- 
ren ofen imate op the Atctsgy | ly and weekly), Balbace & Coe 
miles from Deming, and with the new Al Dates ue, San Pedro & Golden Stage 
town, established since the opening of tines, rel Doty propr 
on poe) has @ population of 5,000) ajarich J M, blasting powder 
vapeiiacus'ey Alexander & Johnson (Abram Alexan- 


Abbey W B, bootmaker der and E A Johnson), barbers and 


Albright Mrs E L, photographer baths 
IGHT J G, editor and proprietor | American House, Dr J M Bell propr 
Albuquerque ‘‘Democrst” Ames 'T G, dentist 


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New Mexico—Albuquerque. 1447 


ARMIJO HOUSE, W S Moore pro- 
prietor 

Armijo Nicholas T, vice pres First Na- 
tional Bank of Albuquerque 

Aubright Strickland, physician 

Aubright & Walton (S Aubright and 
W Y Walton), druggists 


BACA SANTIAGO, wholesale liquor 

ealer 

BAILHACHE & (CO, proprietors 
“Albuquerque Review” 

BAKER C C, physician and surgeon 

Baldridge J C, lumber, sash and doors 

Barnes & Nassau (S M Barnes and W 
B Nassau), attorneys-at-law 

Barr A J (Barr & Barr), attorney-at-law 

Barr & Barr (A J and Leo J Barr), 
attorneys-at-law 

Barr L J (Barr & Barr), attorney-at-law 

Basye J K, watches and jewelry 

Belford Chas S, mattress factory, win- 
. dow shades, etc 

Bell & Co, groceries 

Bell Dr J M, propr American House 

Bell Joseph, judge district court U S 
judicial district of second judicial 
district, and associate judge superior 
court of the territory 

BERKS & FAIRFIELD (John W 
Berks and W A Fairfield), mining 
brokers, assayers, real estate and in- 
surance 

Berks John W, notary public 

Block & Loewenthal (H Block and F 
Loewenthal), proprs Frisco Restau- 
rant 

Blunt M A & Co, saloon 

Board of Tirade, reading rooms 

Bonsaar C E, saloon 

Bowen & Co, news depot, fruit and sta- 
tionery 

Boyle John, saloon 

Briggs J M, mining 

Brown & Brady, saloon 

Brownewell J 8S, wood, coal and lumber 

Brun & Provencher, lumber 

Bryan R F, barber 


BULLOCK & SEWELL, proprietor 
New Mexico Book and News Co, 
books, stationery, blank books, mn- 
sical instruments, picture frames, etc, 
in post-office, Cromwell Block 

Burk & Evrist, saloon 

BURKE W &, editor “Albuquerque 
Morning Journal ”’ 

Burris F H, propr Rio Grande House 

CAMPBELL & HINCH (J C Camp- 
bell and T N Hinch), saloon, cor Rail- 
road ave and Kront 

Carl & Thompson (Eugene Carl and Wm 
Thom The sy. and provisions 

CARPENTER J J, paint shop and 


wall paper 


WHITE BHOS,, 13 
st, 8. F. Black Waluat, 


Central Bank (The), W K P Wilson 
cashier, Vincent Wallace asst cashier 

Central Bank, Jefferson Reynolds pres, 
W K P Wilson cashier 

Chanez N J, general merchandise 

Childers W B, attorney-at-law 

Christian O C, architect and supt 

Cobb DW, agt Wells, Fargo & Co’s 
Express 

Codington A M, general commission and 
broker 

Coffin & Co, saloon 

Conley J N, physician and surgeon 

Nichols W A, restaurant 

CONNOR ALBERT, Marble Hall 
Saloon 

Conway, Risque & Childers (‘T F Con- 
way, J P Risque and W B Childers), 
attorneys-at-law 

Cooper Walter, home-made candies 

Craig A & Co, saloon 

Cramer Edward, saloon 

Crane W F, real estate, insurance and 


notary public 

CUNNINGHAM W_B, liquor dealer 

Davis Louis, Marble Hall 

De Graw F H, dentist 

Donahue John, blacksmith and wagon- 
maker 

Doty G B, stage lines 

DOUGLAS T os G, attorney-at-law, 
notary public and real estate broker, 
Ist, Lewis Building 

Ealy A E, physician and surgeon 

Easterday & Baker, physicians 

Rasterday GS, surgeon A, T&S FRR 

EIBEL GUSTAVE, blacksmith, car- 
riage and rT AD 

ELLINGWOOD & ADAMS, manager 
Albuquerque Meat Co 

Emmert D B, real estate, insurance agt 
and notary public 

Etheridge Chas, real estate, notary pub- 
lic and insurance agent 

Exchange Hotel, Wm Fischer propr 

First National Bank, W S Otero pres, 
Daniel Geary cashier 

Fischer Wm, propr Exchange Hotel 

Fontaine A G, groceries and liquors 

Fox & Rutherford, brick masons 

Franco Frank & Co, restaurant 

Frank & Custers (J B Frank and M 
Custers), wholesale paper and job 

rinting house 

Fuller & Right, livery stables 

FRITSCH F A, real estute and insur- 
ance agent 

Frobose H W, confectionery, fruits, 
cigars and tobacco 

Gardiner & Gillies (Wm C Gardiner and 
L P Gillies), clothing and gents’ fur- 
nishing goods 

Geary Daniel, cashier First National 
Bank 


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Langan J J & Priest, saloon 
GIRARD J F, proprietor Girard House | Latta J M, capitalist 
Gnase J G, bakery LEONARD & YOUNG (W C Leonard 
Goldberg D, watchmaker and jeweler and KE} W Young), wholesale and retail 
Goldson Mrs L, portrait painter clothing, boots and shoes, jhats and 
Goldstein & Pechner, clothing, gents’} caps BES caancis' 
furnishing goods, etc Lesser Bros (David and Louis Lesser), 
Gordon E A, physician and surgeon wholesale and retail dealers in dry 
Gottlieb L, stothing, boots and shoes,| goods, clothing, hats, caps, boots and 
hats and caps shoes 
GOULDING & CO (J.B Goulding & | Lewis Chas W, general merchandise 
John Martsolf), carpenters and build- | LEWIS J G, queensware, groceries, 
ers etc, Front bet Railroad and Gold ave 
Halladay & Sanguinette, saloon Lewis & Ulman (H C Lewis and S C 
Harsch A, groceries and bakery Ulman), clothing, furnishing ,goods, 
HAWKINS THOMAS, barber boots, shoes, etc 
Hawley CO B, confectionery, cigars and| LUZZADDER G W, Railroad Palace 
tobacco Saloon and billiards; Edmund H 
Hazeldine Wm C, attorney-at-law Taylor’s Frankfort, Ky, whiskey, a 
HELEN RICHARD, saloon specialty, lst nr Railroad ave 
Henry E D, restaurant and propr street} Lyon Wm B, physician and surgeon 
sprinklers CK M J (Mack & Wheelock), and 
Henry Wn, agt Brun & Provencher civil engineer, surveyor and U S dep. 
HERMANN F L, carpenter and build-| uty mineral surveyor 
er; wood carving and pattern making | MA & OCK (M J Mack 
a specialty and Jesse M Wheelock), real estate 
HERMANN & RADWAY (FL Her-| and insurance 
mann & A R Radway), carpenters, | Maden & Co, proprs Maden Hotel 
builders, contractors and arciitects | Mandell M, dry goods salesman Ilfeld & 
Herrmann A F, druggist Co 
HEWLET MRSLA AND CROSSON | MARRINAN LAWRENCE, propri- 
M, millinery and dressmaking, | etor Journal Hotel : 
Cromwell Block Matta & Co, mfrs jewelry and Mexi- 
Hogan Michael, saloon can filigree work 
Holdoway M, groceries MAYBEE & SCHAFFER (L Maybee 
Hoskins DT, sec and treas Bell Tele-} and H Schaffer), watchmakers, jewel- 
phone Co ers and manufacturing jewelers; man- 
Howe M E, watchmaker and jeweler ufacturers Mexican filigree jewelry 
Hughes Thomas, contractor and bvilder | McClellan & Rausch, butchers 
Hughes Thomas, postmaster McComas C C, attorney-at-law 
Huning Franz, gen mdse and flouring- | McDonald Bros (J T and M A McDon- 
mill ald), blacksmiths and wagonmakers 
Hyman & Co, clothing, gents furnishing | McFarren J, bootmaker 
goods, and dry goods McLane & Gregory (Wm McLane and 


TZ) | Ilfeld & Co (L and N Iifeld), gen mdse Edwin Gregory), produce and com- 


Jaffa Bros, clothing, etc mission 
Jewett Chas F, propr Jewett House McMAHON TIMOTHY, saloon 
Jewett House, Chas F Jewett propr McMARTIN MRS INEZ, restaurant 
Johnson Allen T, capitalist McNAMARA JOHN, saloon 
JOHNSON J. AMES T, harness andj Medler Mrs 8, millinery 
saddlery Miller D R, composition roofing 
Johnson WH, physician and surgeon Monrve W S§ Jioe, saloon 
JONES JOHN, manufacturer and deal- | Montaldo Chas, saloon 
erin harness, saddlery, and carriage | Moore & Metzger (J Moore and Jacob 
trimming Metzger), meat market 
Jones & Coddington, draymen MOORE W §, proprietor Armijo House 
Jones John, harness and saddles Morrison J, laundr 
“JOURNAL” (daily and weekly) Moses B, cigars and tobacco 


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JOURNAL HOTEL, Lawrence Marri-| MULLER JACOB, hotel, saloon and 
nan Kate ad restaurant 
Juillard H G, bootmaker Munroe Mrs IM, millinery and dress- 
Kennedy T H, livery stables making 
es Kimball C M, physician and surgeon Nassau W B (Barnes & Nassau), attor- 


KURTZ T J, mining ney-at-law 
CALVIN NUTTING & SON, “**Se2s‘iiit' wtreee Sam Wrancieco. 


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Neis Tony, supt Rocky Mountain De- 
tective Association of New Mexico 
Neustadt Bros, dry goods, clothing, 

boots, shoes, etc 


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| ©0, Bullock & Sewell proprietors, in 

e| Post Office, Cromwell Block 

NEW MEXICO NOVELTY 

WORKS, Electric works, rubber 

stamps and seals, W N Smith propri- 

etor 

Nichols E, contractor and builder 

©| Nichols & Bowden, contractors and 

fy builders ‘ 

Nixon W O, ast AAT&SFRR 

faq| Northrup C C, Germania Saloon and 
on) Restaurant 

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Otero M S, pres Bell Telephone Co and 
pres First National Bank 

Oudkerk F, merchant tailor 

Owen A R, attorney-at-law 

Pacific Coal Co, W F Burke sec 


PEGRAM & KLINE (Wm D Pegram 
and T'S Kline), plumbing, steam and 
gasfittirg 

Phelps & Bennett, proprs Chicago Cloth- 
ing House, furnishing goods, ete 

Pillsbury & Co (OS Pillsbury), drug- 


gists 

Pinger & Phelan (Geo D Pinger and 
Thos F Phelan), druggists 

Pinkham Geo B, saloon 

Pishenot Mrs, groceries 

Post E J & Co, hardware, stoves, tin- 
ware, guns, pistols, etc 

Post H G, hotel and mining 

Potter Miss Mary E, dressmaking 

Putney & Trask, wholesale liquors 

Quinn Barney, saloon 

RADWAY A R, contractor and 
builder, contracts taken in all parts of 
the Territory 

Raynold Jefferson, pres Central Bank 


REESE & LOEBNER (A F Reese 
and M Loebner), billiard parlors and 
saloon, cor 3d and Gold ave 

Reynolds A J, dentist 

Rielly Edward A, Marble Hall 

Rio Grande House, F H Burris propr 

Robbins C E, poultry, game and produce 

ROBINSON CH F, sample 
room 

Rocky Mountain Detective Association 
of New Mexico, Tony Neis supt 

ROMERO T & SON, general mer- 
chandise 

Rosenwald Bros (A and E Rosenwald), 
gen mdse 

Ross C W, restaurant 

Russ ——, physician 

Russell D C, attorney-at-law 


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Saint J E & Co (J E Saint and George 
Leas), groceries and queensware 

Sammis & Collings (D L Sammis and P 
E Collings), commission and forward- 
ing merchants and produce 

Saugre A L, second-hand store 

Sawyer Z B, physician 

Schmitz & Simon (Phillip Schmitz and J 
M Simon) 

Scott & Borchert (Mrs M Scott and Wm 
Borchcr+), furniture, carpets, etc 

Sharici: 7 J, watches and jewelry and 
watchmaker 

Smith Edmund H, clerk district eon 
U S judicial district of second judicia 
district 

SMITH W N, proprietor New Mexico 
Novelty Works 

Snyder Karl A, attorney-at-law 

Spiegelberg Bros (E Y, Willi and Levy 
Spiegelberg), dry goods and groceries 

SPOONER MRS © L, millinery and 


dressmaking 

Sprague B A, groceries 

Staab & Co (Z and A Staab and Edward 
Spitz), general merchandise 

Stamm M P, commission and produce 

Stein, Mandell & Co, wholesale and re- 
tail hardware, stoves, woodenware 
and tinware 

Stein Max, groceries 

STOVER, CRARY & CO, wholesale 
groceries 

Strasburg Edward, house, sign and or- 
namental painting and wall paper 

STRONG C H & BRO (C H and O W 
Strong), harness, second-hand store 
and lodging-house 

Sullivan D J, justice of the peace and 
notary public 

SULLIVAN HUGH, saloon 

Sullivan John H Sr, attorney-at-law 
and real estate + 

Sullivan John H Jr, attorney-at-law 
and real estate 

Summers James A, blank books, sta- 
tionery, fancy goods, etc 

TALBOTT W E, rectifier and whole- 
sale and retail wines, liquors and ci- 
gars 

Tarbox J B, merchant tailor 

Tessier & Lambert (L A Tessier and Joe 
Lambert), hairdressers and baths 

Torrey, Anderson & Sloan, furniture, 
queensware, glassware, etc ican 

Trimble LS, attorney-at-law 

Trimble W L & Co (W Land Chas W 
Trimble), livery and transfer stable 

Vance W R, mgr W U Tel Co 

Van Tassell & Norris (P A Van Tassell 
and F E Norris), saloon 

Viser H D, assistant postmaster 

Von Slyck & Rhinehart (N Vong Slyck 
and J T Rhinehart), dry goods 


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ODD FELLOWS’ SUPPLIES, “atScontc'rempic, ‘No.0 fost Streets@. 9.” 


1450 New Mexico—Albuquerque. 


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Vose & Co (RC Vose, S C Wilson and | WHITSON & NICHOLS (A D Whit. 
Walter Trumbull), hardware, stoves,| son and F E Nichols), musical instru- 


tinware, etc ments and general agents Royal, St 
Walther C H, gunsmith, guns, rifles,| John and Singer sewing machines 
ammunition, etc Whittick & Russell (Benj Whittick and 
Welty Louis, mae Singer Mfg Co R W Russell), photographers 
Wheeler & Randell (N H Wheeler and | Willie HS & Co, Albuquerque Flouring 
J B Randell), architects ill 


Mil 
OCK J M (Mack & Wheelock) | Wilson W K P, cashier The Central 


and architect and superintendent Bank 

Whitcomb & Medler (A M Whitcomb} WRATTEN GEO L, attorney-at-law 
and Edward Medler), contractors and} and notary public, room 9, Commer- 
builders cial Block 


Whiteman & Stone (W H Whiteman | Zeiger Chas, saloon 
and Wm § Stone), attorneys-at-law 


NEW MEXICO 


NOVELTY WORKS 


ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, 
Wy RMIT ces pee ccsabene eelcetinamemmasecyegene PROPRIETOR 


NOTARY, 


S, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER S 


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AND CORPORATION SEALS. 


NrHEsTaTE” O15 J Street, Sacramento, Cal. 


H. WACHHORST'S “tttari 


Rubber Stamps, Steel Stamps, Stencils, Baggage Checks, Pool 
| Checks, Badges, etc. Electro- Medical Apparatus, Batteries, 
Hotel and House Annunciators; Electric and Surgical 
Instruments of all kinds. 


SAFE REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. 


Orders by Mail Promptly Filled. 


Oo. BiB BS ra; 


MANUFACTURER OF 


Wagons and Carriages, 


AND GENERAL DEALER IN 


Wagon and Carriage Materials and Horseshoeing. 


Always on hand a large stock of Iron, Steel, Springs, Thimble Skeins, Axles 
and Wheels. Repairing done on short notice and on reasonable terms. 


4@ All2work warranted. 
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO. 


PRISON CELLS, “Sesr‘ntain strest, oe.” CALVIN NUTTING & SON. 


-» CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORK 


CONKLIN BROS 


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CONKLIN BROS., CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING WORKS 


s, Axles 


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, 333 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (TYLER ST.) S. F. 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR, makes the BEST FITTING Clothes in the State. 


New Meaxico—Albuquerque—Bernal. 


‘ HERMANN & RADWAY, 


Second Street, near Railroad Ave., ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. 


Carpenters, Builders, 


MANUFACTURERS OF 


OFFICE, CHURCH, PARLOR and BAR FIXTURES, 
In Hard or Soft Wood. 


WOOD CARVING AND PATTERN MAKING A SPECIALTY. 


Journal, Hotell, 


Albuquerque... - 


PPR hae New Mexico. 


LAWRENCE MARINAN. 
This House is centrally located, recently remodeled and put in first-class order. 


Terms, $1.50 per Day. 


ALMA. 


Socorro County. A post-office. 


Barney J G, gen mdse 

Bechtol D A, saloon 

Betts Joseph, blacksmith 

Bextill Daniel, general merchandise 

Brown Frank, saloon 

Cane John, gen mdse 

Eberle J M E, gen mdse and saloon 

Eberly John, gen.mdse 

Herr Geo W, contractor 

Kelley John, saloon 

Lee James O, druggist and physician 

Logan & McCullough (Chas Logan and 
W H McCullough), gen mdse 

WARNER JAMES Dy, postmaster 

Wheeler & Hiderholt, gen mdse 


ANGLE. 

Socorro County. See Engle. 
AZTEC. 

Rio Arrrpa County. A post-office. 


Jameson W L, notary public 


KOONTZ JOHN A, general merchan- 
dise and postmaster 


HARDWOOD LUMBER & WAGON STOCK, “anata a tes pcar Sc, e. 


BARRANCA. 


Taos County. A post-office. 


McBRIDE S §, postmaster 


BELEN. 


Vatencia County. A postand expres® 
office, on the Atchison, Topeka & 
Santa Fe R. R., 20 miles from Albu- 
querque and 201 miles from Deming. 


BECKER F A, agent A, T&SFRR 
and agent Wells, Fargo & Co’s Ex- 


pres 

Becker Fred, hotel 

Becker John, gen mdse 

Chavez Felipe, gen mdse 

Dierks H W, gen mdse 
Hirschberg G, gen mdse 

Huning L and H & Co, gen mdse 
Leach & Co, photographers 
Lorenson B, carpenter and builder 
Otero M A, propr La, Constancia Mills 
Scholle F & Co, gen mdse 


BERNAL. 


San Miavet County. A post-office, 
on the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe 
R. R., 344 miles from Deming. 


ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO, OAK PLANK, "set prezssie 


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‘315 J St., Sacramento, € 


© Watches, Jewel 


porter: Fin 


Silverware, Precious Stones, etc. 


Im 


H. WACHHORST, 


1452 New Mexico—Bernal—Chloride, 
Enojos Jesus, saloon CHAMA. - 


Gaelego R & Co, groceries and saloor. 
Ward HS & Co, gen mdse Rio Arripa County. A post-office. 
WOOD J 8, postmaster 


BLOOMFIELD. 


Rro Arrrpa County, A post and ex. CHAPERITO. 


press office. San Miavex County. A post-office, 23 
HAINES WM B, postmaster miles southeast of Las Vegas. 


gee ee Goldsmith Abe, gen mdse and cattle 
CABRA SPRING. raiser E 


San Micuen County. A post-office, 50 Kelly M #, ‘general merchandise 


miles southeast of Las Vegas. cry ete 
STONEROAD BROS, general mer- CHERRYVILLE. 
Socorro County. A post-office. 


chandise and stock raisers 
Dewey I S, surgeon U S Army 
CERRILLOS. KELLEY ANDREW, ‘ general mer- 
Santa Fe County. A postand express| chandise, notary public, and _post- 
office, on the Atchison, Topeka and master 


Santa Fe R. R., 279 miles from Dem- pela! 
CHICO SPRINGS. 


ing, and 58 miles from Albuquerque. 
Cotrax County. A post-office. 


Ainsworth —, physician 
Baras John, blacksmith : 
DRAKE T H, general merchandise | ««Pohho Blanco Cattle Co” (§_W_Dor- 
Hafford & a liad brick sey, ee Bros, and C D Wooll- 
Harkness D D, hota oe 

arrison Thomas, meat market beara arpa 
Hare Wm O; gen mdse CHLORIDE. 

iner ates, livery an d stable 
Langhlin & Johhson: lumber Soccoro County. A post-office. 

N B, attorney-at-law Aragon Jose, liquors 

Long C L, gen mdse Armstrong Bros, Young & Co, proprs 
Los Cerrillos Smelting Works, Fritz| Black Range Stage Co : 

Woolf general mgr Beaver G A, contractor and builder 
Loy George, blacksmith and wagon. | Beebe & Trumbor, notaries public, and 

maker U S deputy surveyors 
Maddux T J, hotel Black Range Lumber Co, McBride & 
Matthews James, gen mdse Anderson proprs 
Nesbitt Wm, billiard parlor Black Range Stage Co, Armstrong Bros, 
O’Mara Elizabeth, hotel Young & Co proprs . 
Pannaly M K, gen mdse Blain & Co, liquors : 
Richards ——, physician, druggist, and | Corson L, contractor and builder 

postmaster Crawford Austin, livery stable 
StClair G W, saloon and deputy sheriff | Dalglish Dalton E, expressman 
Sargent Frank, confectionery and fruit | Dalglish J J, postmaster 
Silva J R, barber Mal eett us J eet gen mdse 
Speidleberg Abe, i li riscoll Wm, druggist 

Beheatove Cc W, hotel Sne MADN Eckhardt Henry & Co, butchers 
Williams Geo, saloon Fitzpatrick Daniel, livery stable 
Woolf Fritz, mgr Los Cerrillos Smelt- {Gray I H, livery stable 

ing Works Harris C C, liquors 

James Mrs W H, milliner and dressma- 


ry ker 
CERRO. McBride & Anderson, proprs Black 


- Range Lumber Co 
Age COUNTY. A Poem omee. McCoy & Gibson, bootmakers 


Rael F & Co, general merchandise Musser, Marhab & Co, hardware 
YOUNG JH, postmaster Olsen A, laundr : 
YOUNG joHN H & CO, general mer- | Parker Knight, blacksmith 


chandise ReekieJames, physician 


PIONEER IRON WORKS, CRRASN.Rascie” sty mints casean 


» SH™ 


Wo SiSy Lie aavas so ~ ANTHOVM ONIMAS .NOLONIWSGY MAN 


JOE POHEIM, THE TAILOR. Suits made to order from $20. 203 Montenmer 


ena 


FFice, 23 


1 cattle 


W Dor- 
Wooll- 


» proprs 


der 
blic, and 


Bride & 
g Bros, 


wo RRS Liss aavas Ss °* ANTHOVA DNIMSS .NOLONIWAY MIN,, TH~ 


= Rickert H &, hotel 
Sleicher Adolph, liquors 
sf | Smith J M, real estate and broker 
CN | Southwestern Stage Co, Tisdell & Co 
proprs 
og ua 1 & Co, proprs Southwestern Stage 
lo 


Wegman Martin, barber 
@/ Westerman H & Co, gen mdse 


CIMARRON, 


Cotrax County. A post-office. 


Carey A H, hardware 

Harris & Cosby, blacksmiths 
Lambert Henry F, hotel 

Ludlum & Co, drugs 

Porter H M, gen mdse and banker 
Stevens D W, general merchandise 


CLAIRMONT. 


Socorro County. A post-office. 
Logan & McCuller, gen mdse 


COYOTE. 


Mora County. Post-off